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Five favorite local songs:
- "Byegone,"Volcano Choir
- "Easy Eyes,"Fever Marlene
- "Hostage,"L&R
- "One of these Kids,"Dana Coppafeel & Speak Easy
- "Steady," Chasin' Mason
Favorite local music video: Field Report's "I Am Not Waiting Anymore." Brought me to the verge of tears.
Five favorite Tap Milwaukee exclusive music videos:
- Dessa's premiere of "The Man I Knew"
- The Fatty Acids' frenetic "Flamingo Graveyard"
- New Politics' early morning, rooftop performance of "Harlem" in Austin, Texas, during South by Southwest
- The Last Bison's beautiful version of "Switzerland"
- Alex Clare rocking "Three Hearts" on a Summerfest paddleboat
Best out-of-town concert: Between Rolling Stones in Chicago, a reunited Postal Service at Lollapalooza and Dave Grohl's Sound City Players supergroup in Austin, Texas, there was a lot to choose from. Ultimately, my favorite was Jim James' deeply personal, front-to-back live debut presentation of his new album, performed in the confines of a tiny Austin club during SXSW.
Best guitar solo: Yo La Tengo's Turner Hall show was quietly building up to something momentous the whole night. And then it happened, when Ira Kaplan leaped on his guitar like a lion taking down a gazelle, for the big finish.
Concert I regret missing: You waited 38 years to come back to Milwaukee, Leonard Cohen, and you just had to play here the week I was covering SXSW!
Best comedy show: Chris Tucker, far, far funnier than in those "Rush Hour" movies he collected tens of millions for.
Worst album: Josh Groban's "All That Echoes." Turning the sweet romance of "Falling Slowly" into sappy slop is one of its many sins.
Worst song: "Good Time" by Paris Hilton (with the worst rap verse ever by Lil Wayne). Coincidentally, "Good Time" was the name of the worst song of 2012. Clearly, the phrase is cursed as a song title.
Worst concert: Perhaps I was a little hard on Mr. Kid Rock at Harley-Davidson's 110th. But as the big finale for his corporate sponsor's birthday bash, my expectations were high, and in the end, Rock should have done more to customize his generic show, instead of merely shoe-horning in a rushed mini-set with John Fogerty near the end.


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EUPORA— Mary Newton Allen, 76, homemaker, died Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2011, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Eupora.
By GWEN SISSON
Mary Anne Benoist remembers growing up surrounded by good food.
It seems everyone remembers their first batch of chocolate chip cookies, or the first cake they made all by themselves.
I can't remember any of that.
One of the biggest food trends of the decade is proving to be a popular dish at Harvey's Restaurant.
When you travel by yourself there is nobody to tell you that there is chocolate all over your face. Then again, beyond the customs agents, there's really nobody to impress.
When I was but a wee lad, we made the terribly long trek to West Point on a fairly regular basis. Unfortunately for me, most of these visits were to see our pediatrician, Dr.
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the Beba Misdemeanor Court, at Beni Suef governorate, deferred today the trial of the author "Karam Saber" till 22 October hearing. The decision came during the hearing of considering the challenge on the unfair judgment issued against the author and human right activist "Karam Saber" in May 2013, as he was given five years sentence in abscenia. The case against the author was moved by the Public Prosecution after some complainants accused him of the contempt of religions on the background of the Hesba cases. The complainants demand prosecuting the author because of writing and publishing the story book titled "Where is Allah".


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Figueroa said he and the security guard formed a human chain, reaching into the flooded garage and pulling the two men to safety.
Fox News has a security guard stationed in front of its TV booth, and as best I can discern, no other network has any.
She was in class when a security guard from Aurora Sinai Medical Center appeared and asked her to come with him.


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Glen Allen-based Snagajob has announced a national contest to find the best undiscovered musical talent. The Hourly Gig invites hourly employees and job seekers to submit videos of original songs that highlight their skills for a chance to perform as the opening act at the Brantley Gilbert concert at Innsbrook After Hours at the Snagajob Pavilion on Sept. 19. Participants can upload videos, which should not exceed three minutes in length, to YouTube and submit links to those videos at http://www.snagajob.com/hourlygig Subm.issions will be accepted through Aug. 29. The contest is open to U.S. residents, ages 14 and older, who are currently working in or searching for an hourly job. Both group and solo acts are eligible.
Agents with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently handled the following lease negotiations: Honeywell International, Inc. – leased 14,085 square feet in Villa Park III at 7870 Villa Park Dr.; Auto Solutions, LLC – leased 13,714 square feet at 6102 Nine Mile Rd.; Velocitel, Inc. – leased 4,200 square feet in Dabney Corporate Center at 2026-A Dabney Rd.; Sheltering Arms – expanded in their current space and now leases 4,000 square feet in Audubon Crossing at 4740 Audubon Dr.; and Millennium Investment Solutions – leased 1,959 square feet in the Banks Brothers Building at 4461 Cox Rd.
BrownGreer PLC has purchased the historic 37,000 square foot Cedar Works building at Rocketts Landing in Varina, the first commercial sale at Rocketts. The law firm, which specializes in the administration of settlements in legal cases, plans to bring over 300 employees to the space. After renovations that include the construction of a three-story glass atrium, the firm plans to move in by April 1, 2013. Originally built in 1895, the Cedar Works building was part of Richmond Cedar Works Manufacturing Co., a factory complex that produced ice cream freezers and decorative woodenware.
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $89,000 to Jerry Gilfoyle, professor of physics at the University of Richmond, to continue his research in medium energy nuclear physics. The award is the latest DOE support for Gilfoyle who has been funded by DOE since 1990. Prior awards bring Gilfoyle's total research grants to nearly $2 million. Gilfoyle will use the grant to fund Richmond undergraduates' summer research and for a graduate-level visiting student from the University of Surrey in the U.K. Gilfoyle has taught at Richmond since 1987.
CiCi's Pizza will host its first National Guest Appreciation Day, in honor of the busy back-to-school season, on Thursday, Sept. 6. CiCi's endless buffet will be $2.99 all day from 11 a.m. until closing time. The custom buffet has a wide variety of classic and specialty pizzas, garlic parmesan knots, salad, breadsticks, hot soup and oven-baked desserts. For locations, visit http://www.cicispizza.com .
Alan Mudd has joined Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer as a portfolio manager in their Richmond office. Mudd will manage a portfolio of commercial properties, including office, office-medical, retail and industrial properties. He was most recently with Jones Lang LaSalle, and prior to that had been a portfolio manager with Thalhimer for five years. Mudd is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in real estate and urban studies and holds the Accredited Commercial Manager (ACoM) designation from the Institute of Real Estate Management.
Short Pump Rotary volunteers help with rebuild, repair
On June 13, the Short Pump Rotary Club partnered with Schnabel Engineering for a day of volunteer work with Rebuilding Together Richmond. Team members (among them [from left] Chris Rufe, Melissa Abraham, Rick Naschold, and Micky Ogburn) completed a variety of repairs and home improvements ranging from painting and landscaping to cabinet installation and fence building.
"It was a privilege to be involved in this project," said club president Melissa Abraham. "The homeowner kept thanking the volunteers, but I think all of us would agree we are the ones who actually benefited. It was an opportunity to help a community member, fellowship with great people and improve our handyman skills." > Read more.
'Proof of Heaven' coming to Glen Allen
Dr. Even Alexander, a New York Times best-selling author who has been featured on Oprah and Dr. Oz, was in town last week to promote his June 27 talk, "Proof of Heaven," at Glen Allen High School.
Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
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Location: Goodyear Az. Where it never Rains!!!
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Great report!
When you say "cold" just how cold do you mean? Any idea what the temps are there right now? Thanks for such a good report and pictures. -Matt
I wish a huge violent rain storm with lots of thunder and lightning would rock this whole dry ass area !!!!!! And I wish I made it out of here just in time on my bike !!!
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Thrace and Istanbul
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Never in my life have I been so envious. I'll show the wifey your report. Kids? They are all ready to ride:)
Thx for sharing. Ride happily you all!
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Location: Las Vegas
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Awesome. I have no idea what goes on on that continent. Excuse my ignorance, but is it safe to tour africa? Is there still conflicts going on?
"Oderint dum metuant" Let them hate, so long as they fear
Speed Demon
Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Bangalore, India
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MJ is Back
The family adv report is already looking great.
Fantastic pix of the wide open space and balancing rocks.
The truth is out there. Get out of ur couch!!!
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Gnarly Adventurer
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Location: Friendsville, TN
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Great stuff, thanks for taking the time to write it.
Dodgy SOB
Joined: Jun 2005
Location: Eastern Cape, South Africa
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Day 5 – Solitaire to Swakopmund
The next morning it's like a zoo, with springbuck eating books and meerkat using our tent as a playpen.
Cute little nippers.
It's a most beautiful setting on the grasslands with the mountains as backdrop. Peanut also wants to take pictures but we think it best to ease her into it with the tripod only.
This here is a Rosy Faced Love Bird. They occur naturally from the Southern Border Right up to the Northern Border of Namibia.
Our first order of business is to do a loop up the Spreetshoogte pass and down the Remhoogte pass. The Spreetshoogte pass is not open to vehicles that are towing anything. It turns out to be not that extreme at all but it also turns out to be really beautiful. One should descend it if you have a choice. Tharina's downhill phobia that I referred to before, is the reason we chose to go up.
When we finish the loop, we are back at Solitaire and it is close to mid day. When Tharina met me in Vioolsdrif she brought the flu with her. Today is the day that the flu peaks, she is coughing and her eyes are so sensitive to light that water just streams out of them wetting her helmet foam. She just feels like crap and the better thing would be to get her into a proper bed for the rest of the day. So we try to get a room at the lodge we camped at last night – sorry, rooms fully booked, camping too. We check the lodge at Solitaire – sorry fully booked. Now and then when your girl really needs you to step up and organize some luxury, one likes to perform. I really want to, but it is not to be.
So after having had lunch and wasting time to try to get accommodation, when we finally decide to hit the road to Swakopmund, it is late. I am not too happy with the decision. We have already done 150km this morning doing the passes loop. The C14 is one shitty piece of road. It is as wide as 4- 5 lanes of traffic. Now that sounds quite lekker but it isn't. It is probably one of the most used C-roads and therefor in a bad condition. A narrower road would have had clear tracks, but because this thing is so wide, cars and trucks go all over to avoid corrugation and holes. So you cannot pick a line because there is none. Just corrugation, ruts, sandy ridges and then extended sandy parts full of tracks, all at high speed because the thing is so wide and we are late.
I have modified the DRZ quite a bit to allow Tharina to get her feet on the ground; this includes changed rear suspension linkages and dropping all preload. It gets the job done but unfortunately messes up the geometry and consequently the handling.
I ride at her 4 o'clock and I get too clear a view of the DRZ repeatedly getting out of shape at 100km/h. When it starts going ape shit she jumps up on the pegs and gasses it. That's right and that's how I taught her but it's not a good thing to watch in real time. I pull her over and we turn the damper up. It looks like it is a little better but this road is not nice, and Tharina is not fresh and perky. When she hits those sand ridges combined with heavy corrugation especially, the bike just gets violently out of shape.
Watching her ride turns into an ordeal for me. I know that if she goes down at this speed on this road, she's gonna get hurt properly, breaking bones and shit. Twice I feel the adrenaline shooting into my scalp when I think she's going down, but she rides the throttle hard and long, and she pulls it through.
But the reality of it is, that this is what I expect of her every time I go away on a trip. She sits at home not knowing if I'm going to come back happy, broken or not at all. And this is her choice, she wanted to do this trip, she is a grown woman who knows the risk and accepts it. I should respect that. So for my own sanity I fall back a kilometer or two. Not having to see it makes it easier.
When the C 14 finally leaves the plains and turn into the Kuiseb canyon I feel really relieved. Slower speeds and better surface.
Out of the canyon and onto the desert plain and it is easy fast riding, and beautiful, I can feel her enjoying it as much as I am now. I love this country, testing you and rewarding you, always and in so many ways.
As always , the coastal strip is foggy and cold as we hit the 40km tar between Walvisbaai and Swakop. When we pull into Swakopmund half frozen, we get a nice self catering unit at Alte Brücke and take off our filthy clothes and have a hot shower and get into bed – for two days.
We talk about the day's riding and how crap the C14 was. I am taken aback when Tharina says that she never felt that the bike was out of control, never thought that she may lose it. And here I was having one panic attack after another watching her. Probably one of those things that just looks a lot worse than it is.
One noteworthy thing. There is a pizza called a Napolitana at the Napolitana restaurant in Swakopmund with springbuck, chili, garlic, mint, etc. in a calzone. This is the best pizza in the world. The best pizza in the world. If you are ever in Swakopmund, remember, Napolitana.
Oh yeah, another thing, there is a bar right on the beach at the south end of town called Tiger Reef. Also recommended.
If it makes you happy, how can it be that bad?
Trip reports:
Transkei dual sport trip**Am I the Camel Man?**Goat meat, good friends & riverbeds**Mozmalzambots, a Southern African loop**Angola, it's not like they said**Niassa, Chucky Norris and John The Baptist**Namaqualand and three girls (by Michnus)**The Wife, the Ex and the Kid**Zambian Joyride
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Location: Eastern Cape, South Africa
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Day Seven – Swakopmund, Uis, Brandberg
Moving up the Skeleton Coast from Swakopmund is a salt road. It is made of salt and the perpetual fog next to this cold ocean keeps it wet and clear of sand.
Turning away from the coast towards Uis you are rewarded with one of the best open desert roads to be had. Now, just try to tell me this doesn't appeal to you.
We ride directly inland in a cold coastal wind for 50km. Then, suddenly the wind direction reverses and the temperature shoots up by easily 15-20 degrees, leaving us totally overdressed and having to stop and get rid of clothing.
After refueling in Uis (abandoned, bought and resurrected mining town), we travel north to get to White Lady Lodge and Camping at the foot of the Brandberg. Peanut is sleeping again.
We get camp set up and I am just pleased as punch. We are now in the territory of the Goat Meat trip. The Goat Meat trip was one of my trips that was really special, opening my eyes as to what was possible. If you have some extra time between updates, have a look at this: Goat Meat, Good Friends and Riverbeds.
At the time I so much wanted to have Tharina experience the things that I did, because I knew that she would absolutely love it. Yet, I knew that she would probably never have the skills to do that kind of trip with me.
Let me give a little background on my wife. Tharina does not have the obsession that I and a lot of you have with bikes. She rides because I ride. Because she likes me and wants to be with me.
Regardless, she has done a lot as far as riding goes. Here's some pics.
She did Rhodes on the DRZ.
She did the Transkei many times on the DRZ.
She has done Gamkas kloof and Baviaans on the DRZ. She enjoyed that trip.
She did Lesotho on the 640. She did not enjoy that trip.
She did a 6000km, six country trip around Southern Africa on the 1200. It blew her mind.
So she is well travelled, yet, she only does these trips and no riding in between. Her skill level stays pretty much stagnant.
Then we did a trip in the Northern Cape where I misjudged the difficulty level somewhat. Also, it was my first trip with my kid on the back, so I could not give the necessary support to my wife and she kakked off. I personally saw her go over the handlebars of that DRZ three times, and there were more.
But at the end of that trip I saw that she saw. She saw what it was about, where I found the joy. For the first time she felt that elation of having been pushed far past her limits and finishing the job, sore and battered maybe, but the MAN. Because she did it, she started it, she finished it, and by herself.
I think it is that trip that made all the difference. When I on a whim suggested a Namibia bike trip with the kid, she immediately responded "Yes, let's do it". I didn't expect that, but there it was and in a very short time I planned my ideal route.
And now, here we are, on my ideal route, doing what I love best, with my wife and kid with me. Fucking fantastic man! Sometimes life is just so good that it feels unreal.
And Namibia delivers sunsets like only Namibia can.
This day, this night, here, right now, is where I want to be. Everything is as it should be. Look at that.
If it makes you happy, how can it be that bad?
Trip reports:
Transkei dual sport trip**Am I the Camel Man?**Goat meat, good friends & riverbeds**Mozmalzambots, a Southern African loop**Angola, it's not like they said**Niassa, Chucky Norris and John The Baptist**Namaqualand and three girls (by Michnus)**The Wife, the Ex and the Kid**Zambian Joyride
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Terrific! Your wife is a real trooper!
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Good writing, Mein Herr, good writing indeed.
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Nice MJ.
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Wow, looking at your pics is like looking through a window on a different planet. Amazing how the flora, fauna and landscapes are so different from what I am used to. It's also wonderful to see how comfortable your daughter is with the animals and the life on the road, it truly shows the open mind and adventurous spirit.
A sincere thank you for sharing, you made me richer.
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Location: NY / NE PA
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This day, this night, here, right now, is where I want to be. Everything is as it should be. Look at that.
Brings a tear to my eye.
Great ride report.
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Outstanding RR. Great pics and commentary.
Totally Normal? I'm not!
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What's the biggest problem facing gardeners? Drought, lack of sun, or the ever-present threat of disease? Nope, it's deer. The beautiful animals immortalized in Disney's Bambi are also the garden's biggest pests. Increased hunting regulations have caused the deer population to swell to more than 30 million. At the same time, suburban expansion has led to a loss of natural habitat. The result? Deer are looking for food and finding it in gardens all across the country.
50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant Plants makes keeping deer away as simple as choosing the appropriate plant. Instead of the typical barriers and fencing, expert plantswoman Ruth Rogers Clausen has chosen the 50 most beautiful (and least palatable) annuals, bulbs, ferns, grasses, herbs, perennials, and shrubs. Whether it's the charming snow crocuses that bloom each spring or the vibrant, long-blooming Texas Sage, these 50 plants provide gardeners a chance to design a deer-proof garden without sacrificing style. Each plant profile includes a deer-resistance scale, tips on growth and care, zone recommendations, and gorgeous color photos showing the plant up close and in the garden setting. Also includes dozens of companion planting ideas.
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Deer have become a common garden pest throughout North America. Clausen, a gardener in the Northeast U.S., has compiled a terrific guide that describes the best garden plants deer won't eat. The plant entries are 2-3 pages in length and grouped by type, with sections on annuals, perennials, shrubs, herbs, grasses, and others. Each entry includes a key with the Latin and common name, hardiness, height and spread, and deer resistance rating; and a lengthy text describing the plant, how to grow it, and design tips. Beautifully illustrated with full-page color plates. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Keeping your beautiful garden safe from deer is as simple as choosing the right plants. In 50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant Plants, gardening expert Ruth Rogers Clausen introduces the most versatile and drool-worthy options: white snowdrops that bloom in the spring; shade-loving, electric gold hakone grass; long-blooming Texas sage in vibrant reds, peaches, and pinks; and the feathery foliage of Arkansas blue stars that glows golden in the autumn.
Illustrated throughout with full-color photographs of every plant, this inspiring guide offers everything a plant-lover with a deer problem needs to know. In addition to the 50 best annuals, perennials, bulbs, ferns, grasses, and shrubs — plus advice on how to grow them — Clausen includes dozens of deer-resistant companions and smart design tips for pulling it all together. And here's the best part: your gorgeous garden will be irresistible to everyone but those pesky deer.
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Ruth Rogers Clausen's Perennials for American Gardens (Random House, 1989) received the 1990 Quill and Trowel Award from the Garden Writers Association. She has also written for the American Garden guide series: Perennial Gardening with the New York Botanical Garden, Annual Gardening with the Missouri Botanical Garden, and Trees with the Chicago Botanic Garden. Her Dreamscaping was published by Hearst Books. Former horticulture editor for Country Living Gardener magazine, she has also contributed to Country Gardens, Horticulture, and Organic Gardening.
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The attached photographs are from surveillance video taken from Valley Mobile and RV Center on North Russell St. in the early morning hours of Saturday; 10/22/11. A lone male forced entry into the business by smashing the glass front door then left with items he took from the interior.
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Two University of Montana football players, quarterback Gerald Kemp, and cornerback Trumaine Johnson were arrested early Sunday morning at a residence on North Russell after a physical altercation with Missoula police. According to the Missoula county jail roster, Kemp and Johnson were both charged with misdemeanor resisting arrest, obstructing a police officer, disorderly conduct, and failure to appear, while Kemp was also charged with misdemeanor assault for allegedly striking a police officer. Police reports indicate that both players had to be tased in order to be subdued. Missoula Police Sergeant Jake Rosling says alcohol was also a factor in the incident. My interview with Sergeant Rosling is attached.
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|Reviews for Lock And Key
| Ten-Faced chapter 22 . 3/16
This is a really great story.
| Guest chapter 7 . 1/31
oh gawds! mars seems to be always the prettiest in this and still is the protagonist, despite jupiter in this story. i am getting sick and tired of her 90's anime character. dude! i am so bored reading this, even when i am in chapter 7. after i have seem crystal sailor moon, this sht sucks now. i really dislike mars in sailor moon, but she is okay in the manga and sailor crytal, seriously, we share the same zodiac, but i really don't think aries always act that way. although some are true to it, not everything. geez... i am so out of here. Jupiter by the way is really gorgeous too you know. these dumb people just cant see it. sorry! as much as i Like the pairings. i am so out!
| i've.got.purple.nail.polish chapter 22 . 12/1/2014
Oh my god, I love you, and I hate you. This story is amazing, and yet you have been gone, and it's not done. This is the best Sailor Moon story ever. If you feel like picking up the pen again, write this pleeeeaae!
| Thu chapter 22 . 7/28/2014
Completely and utterly addicted. I hope you come back soon and add more to this delightful story!
| DTphantom chapter 22 . 7/21/2014
I hope you did not stop writing. It's been a while since and update. You have so many favs and reviews, people love your story. I would like to read more!
There is too much going on between JupiterXNep and MarsXJed and too little of the other senshi. Still doesn't seem that Mercury, Venus or Kunz remember the silver M.
| MissWitch250 chapter 1 . 5/9/2014
| storielover2k chapter 22 . 3/16/2014
plz continue this as its soooooooo amazing and the humour in it is great too
| KisekiNoSekai chapter 1 . 11/27/2013
I pretty much read this fic more than 5 times, it's one of my favorites! Why did you stop updating it I really really want to read the rest of it please? Update please
| Through Darkness chapter 18 . 11/2/2013
Apparently this isn't on my favourites list. HARUMPH. How rude, , this is CLEARLY one of my favourite fics since I've read it at least 8 times.
,...and because I'm praying you'll come back and visit.
| LoveGlutton chapter 14 . 10/2/2013
Damn that stage scene was GOLD!
| JBubbles chapter 22 . 7/10/2013
My god! Exciting fic! Amazingly large, AU but not overly done, with the beginnings of past relationship in a sweet, interesting way.
What I like the most about this work of yours is that you took the time and knowledge to explore the implicits in Sailor Moon fandom. And, really, the way you don't privilege one couple or the other, even the distinct set bck in the OTP couple of the neo queen and king of Neo Tokyo... I like how every and each character matters here.
How you explain Rei's fire and troubles, Jadeite mischief but fiery loyalty. Zoisite's nerdy and gallant figure, one of the amazing oximores' Sailor Moon produced. Ami sooooooo cute. It seems stupid listing all those here, but I get tired of how Mina and Kunzite is always passion and game plays of domination whereas we forget their jobs. How Ami is always innocent and Rei x Jadeite more seems like porn stars. And my personal OTP: how Makoto and Nephrite falls back in second plan and no one cares.
I love that you care. And that you made me love them again.
(sorry for the long review, but I truly enjoyed this and I'll wait for the update)
| Sleepyreader319 chapter 22 . 6/1/2013
It's amazing! Update soon!
| angeljme chapter 6 . 5/29/2013
for all intent and purposes, why didn't the senshi just broke off the cuffs? do they need Mercury to remind them of their incredible strength... that's the only puzzling part for me here
| angeljme chapter 2 . 5/29/2013
you really have a knack for writing... the conversation and characterizations are all flawless. i really enjoy reading this
| LishaVilla chapter 20 . 3/10/2013
One of the best sailor moon fanfics out there. I am absolutely devestated that you haven't updated in years. I really hope that you haven't completly abandoned this fic and will come back to it some day. It would be a real shame if this story stays incomplete. You have a real talent for characterization and are telling a very interesting story here. I hope your muse strikes you soon and that you will come back to this amazing piece of literature.


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Wendy Newton's first impulse was to just say no: She wasn't going to volunteer her life-coaching services to women on skid row.
She has two young children and a "person-centered branding" business with demanding clients. She didn't want to waste hours in rush hour traffic, crawling from Beverly Hills to downtown Los Angeles every week.
But then she remembered how good it felt when she worked with inner-city teens years before. So she agreed to try skid row.
"I thought, 'These are grown women. How hard could it be?'"
She found out how hard a few weeks later, when she showed up at the Los Angeles Mission with two other volunteers.
Life-coaching on skid row: A column in the April 5 Section A about a life-coaching program for women on skid row misspelled professional life coach Wendy Newman's last name as Newton.
The professional coaches were accustomed to grateful clients willing to spend thousands for help navigating midlife crises, repairing relationships, building careers.
At the Mission, their sessions drew battle-scarred cynics with criminal records, drug addictions and no regard for the volunteers' noblesse oblige.
"Some crossed their arms and glared at us from the couch," Newton recalled. "Others would just get up while we were talking and walk out."
But the trio of coaches kept showing up — and the cynics came back.
The life-coaching sessions are part of a nonprofit project called Urban Fitness 911. Founder Veronica Everett-Boyce began by offering fitness classes last winter in the skid row shelter's gym.
Her own personal trainer, Nina Moore, recruited two dozen volunteers from the training staff at the tony Equinox fitness club in West Los Angeles. "I asked that they come for a session," she said. "Now some come every week. It was eye-opening for us."
The trainers were used to helping high rollers chisel six-pack abs, not working out middle-aged women so depleted by years on the street that they got winded unpacking the exercise gear. They didn't expect to have to deal with squabbles, no-shows and standoffs in the gym.
But those problems seemed to ease when the life-coaching sessions began.
"There was so much conflict and tension," said life-coach team leader Nina Boski, a "lifestyle expert" who runs a coaching operation she calls LifeBites. "Imagine, you're fresh off the street, after 20 years of crack cocaine. It's not going to be 'Let me tell you how to change your life in three steps or less.'
"They didn't trust us, they didn't trust each other, they didn't trust themselves," Boski said.
The coaches scrapped the textbook approach and relied on the women to guide them. "We asked and we listened and we learned what they needed," said Marigrace Gleason, a therapist whose specialty is women's empowerment circles.


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I thought these figures are interesting (2-3 years for college draftees, and 3-4 1/2 yrs for HS draftees) and may provide some guidance for the amount of "patience" needed.
(This is from this week's Ask BA - Jim Callis wrote the response)
When I was working on a College Vs. Pro feature back in 1990, I did some research on 1981-84 draftees. On average, the high school players who reached the majors required roughly 1½ years longer to get there than the collegians who made it to the top. Of course, the high schoolers generally began their pro careers three years earlier.
I asked someone who did a similar and more recent study for a big league team, and he got the same results. He focused on players who had significant careers, and he found that the collegians in that group spent 2-3 years in the minors, compared to 3-4½ for the high schoolers.


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Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius goes on trial Monday in South Africa on charges he murdered his girlfriend at his home last year.
The trial is being held at a court in Pretoria, where a judge will decide the case.
Prosecutors say Pistorius killed model Reeva Steenkamp by shooting through a locked bathroom door after an argument.
Pistorius has admitted he shot her, but says he mistook Steenkamp for a nighttime intruder. If convicted of premeditated murder, he faces a life sentence.
The much-anticipated case has generated enormous media attention in South Africa and elsewhere. Parts of the trial will be broadcast live, and a South African station has launched a 24-hour channel dedicated to the proceedings.
The 27-year-old Pistorius is known as "Blade Runner" for his carbon-fiber prosthetic legs. He competed in the 2012 London Olympics.


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Former Chief Justice John L. Hill, Jr. was born in Breckenridge, Texas on October 9, 1923. He graduated from the University of Texas School of Law with honors in 1947.
Except for the eleven years he spent in State Government, Judge Hill has been a practicing trial lawyer. He served as Secretary of State of the State of Texas from 1966 to 1968. He was elected Attorney General of Texas in 1972 and served in that office until 1979. In 1984, he was elected Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas, becoming the first person in Texas history to serve the people of Texas as Secretary of State, Attorney General and Chief Justice.
Judge Hill is currently a senior partner in the Houston based law firm of Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP where he heads the litigation section. In his earlier practice in Houston, he was a name partner in Hill, Brown, Knonzer, & Abraham.
Judge Hill is a member of the American College of Trial Lawyers, International Academy of Trial Lawyers, International Society of Barristers, Order of the Coif Legal Society, and serves as President of Texans for Judicial Excellence, among a host of other professional affiliations.
Judge Hill has received the Leon Green Award for Outstanding Service to the Legal Profession; the American Judicature Society Herbert Hawley Award; the Freedom of the Press Award; the Marc Gold Award for Outstanding Service to the Mentally Retarded; the Karen H. Susman Jurisprudence Award; and the Lola Wright Foundation Award for Legal Ethics.
In 1991, Judge Hill was named a Distinguished Alumnus of The University of Texas, and in 1997 he received the Law School's Lifetime Achievement Award.


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A softer 'Caylee's Law' looks more certain in Florida
Months after Florida lawmakers joined many nationwide in pushing tough new laws in the aftermath of the Casey Anthony verdict, a generally modest change in state law was approved Wednesday by the House Judiciary Committee.
In a 15-0 vote, the panel approved legislation (CS/HB 37) that would make it a third-degree felony for parents or guardians to lie to law enforcement officials during an investigation when a child under age 16 is missing, dies or is seriously injured.
Casey Anthony was acquitted of murdering her two-year-old daughter, Caylee. But she was convicted of four misdemeanor counts of misleading law enforcement officers investigating her daughter's 2008 disappearance and death in the Orlando area.
Casey Anthony was sentenced to four years in prison last summer, but released soon after her conviction because she had already been behind bars for most of that period.
The House proposal, similar to legislation advancing in the Senate, could have led Anthony to be sentenced to as much as 20 years in prison. Sen. Joe Negron, R-Stuart, whose district includes part of Palm Beach County, is sponsoring the Senate measure (SB 858).
Still, the House and Senate bills are less harsh than the initial proposals that emerged in the wake of the Anthony verdict. In hearings on the early ideas, law enforcement officials warned against approving criminal penalties on parents or guardians who delay reporting a missing child, saying it could hurt those who innocently misunderstand the need for rapid action.
"It'll never be justice for Caylee," said Rep. Jose Diaz, R-Miami, sponsor of the House measure. "But it's a much needed adjustment to our laws."
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Cass Sunstein on making government simpler, not smaller
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Is running the government like running a business?
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May 6, 2015 Running the U.S. economy is just like running a business, right? Not necessarily. Sr. Producer Paddy Hirsch explains the differences between a president and CEO.
The Digital Vote: States and Nonprofits Push for Voter Registration Online
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Oct 5, 2012 Let's start with the anatomy of a troll: First you email. Then you follow up with a text. Then, if all else fails, you place a phone call. All of this to get your kid in college to register to vote. Technology to the rescue?
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Sep 20, 2012 Mitt Romney and President Obama will be crisscrossing the state of Florida today. In recent weeks, one issue is becoming central to the campaign: Whether the government is over-regulating business.
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A federal judge in Los Angeles has denied a motion by former New York Mets outfielder Lenny Dykstra to dismiss more than a dozen charges, including bankruptcy fraud and embezzlement. U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson rejected Dykstra's request Thursday. Trial is set to begin July 24. Dykstra was charged last year with embezzling money from a bankruptcy estate. Prosecutors said that after filing for bankruptcy, Dykstra hid, sold or destroyed more than $400,000 worth of items without permission of a bankruptcy trustee. Dykstra is currently serving a three-year prison sentence after pleading no contest to grand theft auto and providing a false financial statement. He also was sentenced this year to nine months in jail after pleading no contest to charges he exposed himself to women he met on Craigslist.
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Sophie and Hans Scholl lived in Germany during the reign of the cruel dictator Adolph Hitler. They and several other young people and their teacher stood up to Hitler's brutal rulership and tried to bring about peace and justice in a country devoid of almost everything but propaganda, hate, and bloodshed.
Exactly what steps these young people took is not as important as the great Idea they stood for, the vision of peace, love, and justice. Writing such things as "Freedom"and "Down with Hitler" on walls and streets took courage that only the most devout and focused person could have. These people, who were killed for their beliefs, should have more than just a book about them with the name of their group, The White Rose. They should be known and honored world-wide for their nonviolent stand against the most wicked and horrible dictatorship in modern history!
Please get this great little book, read it, and pass it on! Kenneth Zimmerman
Included here are the texts of many of the leaflets distributed by the White Rose. One wonders how modern readers would relate to such eloquence that draws from the poetry of Goette and other sources utilizing vocabulary beyond what is common in our dumbed down institutions.
Ms. Solle's introduction to this book provides a context in which we might examine our own complicity with modern structures of annihilation.
I would highly recommend this book as text for classes in social or political history.
If the purpose of education is to encourage us to examine our contexts and choices, this book is an imperitive read.
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The Swiss Society for Biomaterials and Regenerative Medicine (SSB+RM) welcomes you to its home page. The SSB+RM is the assembly of people in Switzerland working or interested in the field of biomaterials and regenerative medicine, be it on the industrial or the university level. Our Charter and Bylaws describe the goals of our Society. We welcome everybody interested in the wide field of biomaterials and regenerative medicine to join our Society and to participate in our meetings.
In 2015, a two-days conference dedicated to 'Biomaterials: past and present' will be combined with the Annual Meeting and the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the SSB+RM. The conference will include keynote lectures and sessions on biomaterials, biofabrication and tissue engineering with presentations from academy, industry and clinicians. The final program is now available.
A Young Scientists forum, exhibitions, posters and direct contacts between participants will be organized to share past experience, present challenges and future ideas. more details...
The SSB+RM and YSBM.ch are inviting the Young Investigators to participate in the 1st "Lab & Networking Event" taking place in the AO Research Institute Davos, February 27th. The aim of these events is to give young scientists the opportunity to visit laboratories from the SSB+RM network and meet their colleagues in a relaxed environment.
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Only very young, fresh-killed turkeys weighing from 3 1/2 to 5 pounds broil successfully. Split the turkey and remove the breastbone and backbone. Rub well with oil, salt, pepper and paprika. A clove or two of garlic, finely chopped, may be rubbed into the skin and along the bone of the bird. This gives the turkey a delicious flavor.
Adjust the broiling pan about 4 to 5 inches from the heat and boil the turkey, bone side to the heat, for approximately 25 minutes, basting occasionally with a little melted butter. Turn at the end of 25 minutes, brush with butter or olive oil, and broil until nicely browned and cooked through, about 18 to 25 minutes more. Be careful not to overcook, or the white meat will be dry and uninteresting.
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Buffalo Exchange stops using plastic bags
Buffalo Exchange, the Tucson, Ariz.-based used-fashion retailer, is discontinuing the use of plastic bags for its 47 stores nationwide, including the store in downtown Ventura.
Bags will no longer be provided after the stores run out of existing supplies.
The Ventura store, at 532 E. Main St., ran out last summer. Store manager Eileen Garcia said the transition has been easier than expected.
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WCCO Investigates: State Patrol Crashes From 2014
From being struck on traffic stops to dangerous chases, the Minnesota State Patrol logged nearly 300 damaged cruisers last year. A WCCO investigation looked at what can happen on the road in the course of a year.
DPS: 100 Minnesota Traffic Fatalities In 2015
Minnesota reached a grim milestone Tuesday after two fatal crashes pushed the state's 2015 traffic fatality number to 100. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Office of Traffic Safety says a head-on crash killed two drivers in Carlton, and a roll-over crash in St. Louis County killed a man who was not wearing his seat belt.
DPS: 909 Cited For Texting & Driving Last Week
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says more than 900 drivers were cited for distracted driver during their six-day enforcement period last week. Officials say 909 people were pulled over and ticketed between April 13 and April 18 for texting and driving in the state.
Late Season Storm Hits Twin Cities, Southern MN
After weeks of spring-like weather, Minnesotans got another shot of winter Sunday afternoon. It arrived a little later than expected, but heavy snow hit central and southern Minnesota, making travel difficult on several highways.
At Least 3 Hospitalized Following 2 Crashes In Mpls.
At least three people were hospitalized overnight following two crashes in Minneapolis.
3 MnDOT Plows Hit On SE Minn. Roads Wednesday Morning
At least one person was injured Wednesday morning when three Minnesota Department of Transportation snowplows were rear ended. MnDOT officials say the accidents occurred within three hours of each other on roads in the southeastern part of the state. Visibility has been an issue on these roads due to windy conditions and light-weight snow.
MN State Patrol: 305 Crashes, 21 Injured Friday Morning
The Minnesota State Patrol is reminding motorists to use their seat belts, slow down and increase following distances after hundreds of crashes Friday morning.
DPS: Deadly Start To February On Minn. Roads
In a deadly start to the month, 13 people have been killed in motor vehicle crashes on Minnesota roads, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
State Patrol: 135 Crashes In Metro Due To Icy Rain, Sleet
Minnesota State Patrol are reporting at least 135 crashes in the metro area due to the icy rain Tuesday. The state patrol said there have been 135 crashes and 40 spin-outs between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
State Patrol: 250 Crashes During Rush Hour Snowfall
The rush-hour snowfall on Tuesday is being blamed for almost 200 crashes on Minnesota roads. The Minnesota State Patrol says there were 186 crashes between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Fifteen of those crashes involved injuries, but no one was seriously hurt.
Patrol: 2 Dead Following 2 Broadside Crashes
The State Patrol says that two fatal crashes happened Saturday on Minnesota roads. The first happened just after noon in Sherburne County at the intersection of Highway 10 and Upland Avenue.
Business At Auto Body Shops Surges After Snowfall
Two days after the weekend snow, hundreds of people around the metro are still dealing with the return of winter.
Snow Storm Blankets Twin Cities
Winter is back in the Twin Cities after a storm dumped up to 6 inches of snow in parts of the metro area Friday night. Reports show snow totals Saturday morning ranged from 3.6 inches at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to 6 inches in Little Canada. The Minnesota State Patrol reported 100 crashes overnight. A dozen involved injuries. No fatal accidents had been reported.
Patrol: Nearly 200 Crashes As Storm Moves Out
As the season's first snow storm moved out of the state, there were almost 200 crashes on Minnesota roads. Lt. Eric Roeske of the State Patrol said that of Tuesday evening there were 172 crashes and 140 spin-outs, which injured 30 people and killed two.
Patrol: 393 Crashes, 559 Spinouts On Snowy Minn. Roads
Minnesota drivers were involved in nearly 400 crashes and even more spin-outs Monday as the season's first snow storm began its march across the state.
Freezing Rain Causes 20+ Semi Crashes
The Minnesota State Patrol says freezing rain contributed to more than 20 semi-trucks going off the road Friday in west central and northwest Minnesota. Sgt. Jesse Grabow says 38 crashes were reported as of Friday afternoon, 20 of which involved semis. Twenty-seven of the crashed were rollovers, according to Grabow.
Snow Causes Multiple Crashes In Twin Cities
A fresh round of snow made for a tough Saturday afternoon on roads in the Twin Cities metro area. At Interstate 35 and 210th Street in Lakeville, there was a crash scene involving nearly a dozen vehicles. Several of them also slid into the median.
State Patrol: 13 Squads Involved In Crashes Since Jan. 1
They're supposed to be the ones you call when you need help on the roads. But since the beginning of this year, more than a dozen state troopers have become victims. Lt. Eric Roeske with State Patrol said it's become a bit of a common thing over the past month.
I-35 Reopens After Several Semis Jackknife, Vehicles Crash
Interstate 35 has reopened after being closed after several semis jackknifed and multiple vehicles crashed Thursday afternoon. According to MnDOT, the crashes occurred on I-35 south of Highway 30 near Ellendale, Minn. Travel conditions are still poor in the area due to icy roads, reduced visibility and drifting.
Lawmakers Seek To Ban Cell Phone Use In Construction Zones
Minnesota drivers using cell phones are distracted, and sometimes deadly. Craig Carlson and Ron Rajkowski were killed in 2011 by a distracted driver in a construction zone who was traveling at a high speed. Carlson's widow, Deb Carlson of Ramsey, says her husband was killed in an instant. "[The] car that was traveling at 70 miles per hour," Carlson said.
State Patrol: 600 Crashes & Spinouts Thursday
More than half a foot of snow fell on the Twin Cities Thursday morning, causing nearly 600 crashes and spinouts, the State Patrol says, and it made for lots of work for auto repair shops.
Minn. State Patrol Suffers Rash Of Squad Crashes
The Minnesota State Patrol says it has four damaged squad cars in recent days thanks to motorists who have slid into patrol cars on shoulders. The four troopers involved weren't seriously hurt. But patrol officials say it's a good time for a reminder that people need to slow down and move over if possible when they see flashing lights.
State Patrol: 300+ Crashes, 100+ Spinouts Monday
Traffic was slow going Monday afternoon in many parts of the metro due to snow and icy conditions. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, there were more than 300 crashes statewide since 9 a.m., and more than 100 vehicle spinouts and cars in ditches. Shelly Walstrom ended up off the road on Highway 36 near Rice Street in Roseville. She says she waited an hour for help.
4 Die In Weather-Related Crashes In Minn.
Traffic safety officials are reminding motorists to practice safe winter driving after four people died in Minnesota crashes.
State Patrol: 3 Killed In 3 Separate Crashes On Wet, Icy Roads
According to the Minnesota State Patrol, three people were killed in three separate crashes on wet and icy roads on Monday. The first report of a fatal crash was at 2:00 p.m., when a rollover occurred on northbound Highway 7 in Big Stone County in western Minnesota. A Mercury Grand Marquis went off the road and into a southbound ditch, and then rolled down a steep hill, eventually coming to a rest with the passenger side on the ground. The driver, 85-year-old Donavan Tesch of Clinton, was pronounced dead at the scene. The Big Stone County Sheriff's office says roads were wet at the time of the accident.


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6 cups
Crispix* Krispies* cereal
1 cup
mixed nuts or peanuts
1 cup
2 tablespoons
butter or margarine, melted
1/4 teaspoon
garlic salt
1/4 teaspoon
onion salt
2 teaspoons
lemon juice
1 tablespoon
Worcestershire sauce
I made this early this morning so we'd have a ready-made snack for Movie Night. I didn't have Crispix so I used Rice Chex instead. I used mini twist pretzels and instead of garlic salt/onion salt, I used garlic powder/onion powder, so that the mix wouldn't be too salty. This turned out okay, though I think I prefer the mix that uses ranch dressing mix instead. It's got a little more flavor. I think it needs more of the coating than what it called for, too.
This is the best! By far tastier and cheaper than Chex mix!!! Don't use garlic salt or onion salt, instead use garlic powder and onion powder. The nuts and pretzels add just the right amount of salt. Be careful though, highly addicting!!! :)
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I can't believe that there are no other postings for Crispix* Mix! I like to use the extra thick Worcestershire sauce, and double up on the nuts. I love it with pecans and Brazil nuts! Crispix* Mix is a holiday tradition in my house...way better than Chex Mix, in my opinion.
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While at New Hampshire Chip Kelly "changed offenses every week"
Long before Chip Kelly was putting his own stamp on a NFL franchise in Philadelphia, or storming out of the tunnel with Nike's latest flashy uniform at Oregon and putting up video game type numbers, he was calling offensive plays at New Hampshire.
In seven of his eight seasons running the offense (1999-2006) for the FCS Wildcats, Kelly's offenses averaged over 400 yards a game, and averaged over 30 points a game in his final four seasons before leaving for Oregon. In 2004 alone, his offenses broke 29 offensive records at the school.
If you thought his offenses with the Eagles, or at Oregon were exciting and somewhat unconventional, then you'll love this tidbit from Eagles quarterbacks coach Ryan Day, who coached the tight ends under Kelly at New Hampshire in 2002.
"At that time, we were changing offenses every week. We would go from Run 'n Shoot to the Wing-T to the Veer. One week we threw it six times, the next week we threw it 65 times," Day told Philly Mag and Birds 24/7.
That may surprise some people, and sound downright crazy to a lot of high school coaches that stake their reputation on buying into a specific offensive system, but to others it's just another layer in the innovative mind of Kelly.
Michigan officially leaving Adidas for Nike
Adidas is commonly known as the three stripes, but perhaps we should alter the German apparel conglomerate's nickname to the three strikes.
After watching Notre Dame depart for Under Armour and Tennessee leave for Nike, The Wolverine reported Monday that Michigan will follow suit and return to Nike, a move that is set to be announced "in the next few days."
Let's go live to the Michigan fan base for its reaction:
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(While losing those three schools, we must note Adidas has managed to pull Arizona State and Miami from Nike of late. Still, a net loss for the company.)
Michigan's move away from Adidas has long been speculated, and the only real intrigue left is just how many millions Michigan will receive for the move. The guess here is that Michigan will become Nike's highest-paid school – the Wolverines' reported $8.2 million annual cut from Adidas far exceeded Nike's highest payout – but the deal will not top the more than $90 million that Notre Dame received from Under Armour.
Nabbing Michigan gives Nike a stranglehold on power programs in the Big Ten East (Ohio State, Michigan State and Penn State already wear the swoosh), and owning the Big Ten East not only gives you the highly-populated eastern portion of the midwest, it gives you a gateway to the Eastern Seaboard.
And with Michigan's deal now reportedly done, attention turns to the last big fish left on the apparel market: Texas.
3:59 p.m. ET Update: The move is now official.
Reunited and it feels sooo good. http://t.co/ZCpmchtZMV #URecord pic.twitter.com/MPguZr2oPg — UniversityofMichigan (@UMich) July 6, 2015
Michigan's deal with Nike runs through 2027, option to extend to 2031.
— Nick Baumgardner (@nickbaumgardner) July 6, 2015
George O'Leary again touting Brent Key as his successor
Entering his 12th season as Central Florida's head coach, George O'Leary is the most successful and most important coach in the Knights' short football history. That gives him, in his mind, a sort of patriarchy over the program. He's also the interim athletics director, providing him nominal authority as well.
And speaking to the Orlando Sentinel, O'Leary pressed his authority to again promote Brent Key as his successor.
"If you look at my history," O'Leary told the paper, "I've always tried to promote from within if I can. That would be my goal. People have to be in place to take the job, and I think we have that. … You don't fix what's not broken."
Key has spent the past decade as a member of O'Leary's staff, first as a graduate assistant, then tight ends coach, then adding recruiting coordinator and special teams coordinator titles in successive years. He moved to offensive line coach in 2009, added an assistant head coach title in 2012, and was promoted to offensive coordinator/running backs coach following Charlie Taaffe's retirement at the conclusion of the 2014 season.
"Every staff has people you feel could run the program, and I think Brent is the one on our staff who has been around me the longest and has an idea of the culture and philosophy. I would expect he would be given very, very, very strong consideration whenever I do retire."
Ron Burton: "The stars are gone once you hit campus."
The class of 2015 has reported to campus and, along the way from mom and dad's house to the dorm, each player underwent the magical process whereby their status as stud high school player was removed in place of becoming a scrub college freshman. Like a letter jacket, their stars were left at home in their bedroom closet.
At least that's how it works at Michigan State.
"The stars are gone when you hit our campus, and everyone starts from Square One, and that's the way coach (Mark) Dantonio always wants it," Michigan State defensive line coach Ron Burton told MLive.com.
Sparty signed a 20-member class in 2015, good for 22nd nationally according to Rivals, including three defensive linemen. Burton plans on throwing them into the fire when practice starts next month, hoping to find torchbearers for the likes of Shilique Calhoun and Malik McDowell.
"We're going to work our tails off," Burton said. "We tell them when they are tired, come to the sideline and sit down because we have other players.
"We just keep it as simple as possible, and we get that fast break going up the field on passes, and we attack the line every play regardless of if it is a run or a pass."
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Ryan Howard went 1-for-4 with a three-run home run in Monday's loss to the Dodgers.
Yasmani Grandal clubbed a three-run home run and walked in five plate appearances, helping the Dodgers outslug the Phillies in Monday's win.
Adrian Gonzalez homered and walked in five plate appearances on Monday as the Dodgers topped the Phillies.
Howie Kendrick went 4-for-5 with a double, a triple, an RBI, and two runs scored as the Dodgers outlasted the Phillies for a win on Monday.
Hisashi Iwakuma, making his first start since April 20, yielded five runs in five innings in Monday's 12-5 loss to the Tigers.
Yoenis Cespedes went 2-for-5 with a solo home run as the Tigers topped the Mariners on Monday.
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Airtel has officially extended its Mobile Money service to Malawi.
Airtel Money now offers Malawian subscribers mobile banking, payments, transfers and airtime top-ups on their mobile phones. Over 1,700 agents have been contracted across the country so far, to allow for cash withdrawals and deposits in as many regions as possible.
Airtel Malawi MD Saulos Chilima noted that mobile commerce was changing the face of banking, and said the new service would take easy access to financial services to large numbers of unbanked Malawians.
Malawi's Minister of Trade and Industry, John Bande, noted at the launch that services such as these would also simplify business for traders.
MTN Swaziland offers mobile financial services with EricssonMTN has deployed Ericsson Converged Wallet to provide a premium mobile money experience for more than 275,000 mobile wallet users and 3,000 agents in Swaziland. Read More
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Airtel launches first mobile tap and pay system in GhanaAirtel Ghana has added another first to its credits as it has rolled out an innovative service through their Airtel Money that allows a tap and pay, contactless payment based on the Near Field Communications (NFC) technology. Read More
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Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and picturesque Wi-Ne-Ma Lake in south Tillamook County, Wi-Ne-Ma Christian Camp offers a variety of Christian Camping experiences. Young people from grade 3 through High School take part in one of nine youth camp sessions.
Excellent speakers, vibrant music, warm fellowships, and the coastal atmosphere lay at the heart of the five annual family and adult conferences.
Then, from October through May the Camp's facilities can provide the place for your next retreat or gathering.
Online Registration is now open for 2015
Correction: We need to make a correction to an item in the printed Newsletter, "The Windchime." It states that First Junior Camp starts the day after Father's Day on Monday June 15. First Junior Camp DOES START ON JUNE 15, but Father's Day is June 21, the day that Second Junior Camp starts. The dates are correct, we just missed the day for Father's Day.
from 2014 Wi-Ne-Ma Family Camp
Most Recent Newsletter includes list of the Featured Speakers for the various conferences in 2015.
Wi-Ne-Ma Christian Camp
5195 Winema Rd.
Cloverdale, Oregon 97112
Phone: (503) 392-3362
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com