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Matches and practice OFF [posted 28/07/15]
Both tonight's Evening League matches are off, cancelled because of the weather: the home Academy match against Motherwell, and the away match at Old Anniesland against GHK. Also cancelled because of the persistent rain is senior players coaching and practice.
The 'Loc lose at Lochlands [posted 26/07/15]
The 'Loc's run in this season's Scottish Cup has ended, defeat this afternoon in the semi-final to Arbroath United, up at Lochlands, seeing the side fall at the second-from-last hurdle. Bowling first the 'Loc restricted their hosts, at a typically bustling and boisterous Lochlands, to 215, bowling them out in the 49th over.
Imran had a "5-for" to his name, with Chris' chipping in with a couple. After a short delay for rain, the 'Loc's reply then started slowly, and saw them lose Chris' (2) and Owais (17) relatively early, before a partnership of 102 between Pasty (84) and Bredders (63) put the side in the driver's seat. Bredders' was then the third wicket to fall, Ramsay getting him caught at point, leaving Pasty to see if he could - with the middle order - complete what would've been a really good run-chase. But wickets kept falling, none of batters five to eleven getting more than 5, and when Pasty hit the first ball of the penultimate over straight to cover to be eighth out, any remaining chance of a 'Loc win left with him. Five balls later it was all over, 187 all out, a defeat by 28 runs. There is a short match report online, along with updated statistics and the scorecard, and there are match photo's in the Gallery.
Bizarre! [posted 25/07/15]
The 'Loc somehow managed to avoid abother banana skin against their bogey team at Shawholm today. Batting first after winning the toss, the 'Loc were bundled out for just 96 on a wicket that - remembering it had rained for virtually a week, and there'd hadn't been a game at the ground for six days - wasn't that bad. 96 all out, with Pasty's 23 being the best of a poor bundle. However the 'Loc's batting looked international class compared to Greenock's, the visitors being skittled for 57!
Imran and Bredders were the destroyers-in-chief, taking three wickets a-piece, and returning combined figures of 15-11-10-6! Astonishing really. And so, from nowhere, the win was secured, along with the 12 points that come with it. There is a short match report online, along with updated statistics and the scorecard.
Back to winning ways... [posted 25/07/15]
The Shawholm XI got back to winning this afternoon with a convincing - and fairly straight-forward - win against Glenpark, down in Greenock. In the field first after winning the toss, Abhi's men restricted their hosts to just 116, with LJ taking 4 for 25. None of the home batters got past 20, with Godsman top-scoring with 19. Then, in the run-chase, LJ was again the main man, with a "jug-avoiding" 44, whilst Rusty (28*) and Shankar (17*) got the sheriff's badges.
Mention of Rusty should also prompt mention in despatches of his three catches, wearing the gloves for the first time in some time. "You never lose it!" as they say. There is a short match report online, along with updated statistics and the scorecard.
15s win [posted 24/07/15]
The Under 15s made the relatively short journey to Torrance House this evening to take on East Kilbride in the league. Pre-match East Kilbride highlighted their playing of an over-age player, and as such the official match result is a concession. However both sides were keen to play after a shocking week of weather, and so a game took place.
You can read the DJ's thoughts on the match in his short match report, along with updated statistics and the scorecard.
Team selections [posted 24/07/15]
Tonight sees the start of our weekend action, the Under 15s being the only side in action - with the Under 11s having a bye week - and travelling to Torrance House to take on East Kilbride. Saturday's two league games are home-and-away with Greenock, the Shawholm XI going to Glenpark.
Sunday's two Sunday League matches were scheduled as being against Prestwick and Clydesdale, but have been postponed by the WDCU in light of the club's Scottish Cup semi-final match at Lochlands against Arbroath United. Teams are online now, selected players names being added as they confirm.
Under 18s progress in the cup [posted 22/07/15]
The Under 18s finally managed to get their Scottish Cup tie with Ayr played this evening, but only by switching venues and going down to New Cambusdoon to beat the weather. Thanks, therefore, to Ayr for hosting. In a match reduced to sixteen overs-a-side the home side batted first and posted a competitive 105 for 5. The 18s' bowling and fielding was absolutely adequate, with the big ground and fast outfield producing the better-than-a-run-a-ball total. Mention, too, in passing when talking about the first innings, of Sobo's contribution. Drafted in as a late replacement after call offs, Sobo took two great catches a "cow" to get rid of both Muhammad Azeem and Shujaa Khan, arguably Ayr's two main batters. The successful run-chase centered on a half century from Owais, who batted through with a collection of partners to get the side over the finish line in the fifteenth over. SMRH are the Under 18s' next opponents, the Edinburgh club hosting. There are updated statistics and the scorecard online.
Academy stay unbeaten in the Evening League [posted 21/07/15]
The Academy side was over on the north-side this evening, taking on Hillhead at Hughenden. The match, played on the astro-turf wicket, was a low-scoring affair, and was reduced to eighteen overs-a-side, the evening being more akin to April or September, than mid-July! Batting first, the academy poasted 94 all out, being dismissed in the last over, and their total owing much to 21 from CJ and 34 from Chris'. Then in their reply, the home side were restricted to 84 for 6 in their eighteen overs, the Academy successfully tying down the Hillhead batters often enough, for long enough, to secure a 10-run win. Seven bowlers were used, with Beast being the pick of the bunch, returning figures of 4-0-10-2. He ably backed-up by Aliyan who, sharing the new ball with Roberto took 1 for 12 in his four overs. There were also a couple of run outs, Ihty executing both. So another win, accepted not as close as last week's tied-score win against Prestwick, but close enough for the result to be in the balance for long enough, and in particular early on in the Hillhead reply when Foster (30) was putting on a bunting demonstration. Luckily his wicket was snaffled courtesy of a CJ grab of Beast's bowling. Statistics and the scorecard are online.
London buses! [posted 15/07/15]
The 'Loc won their second cup in a week tonight with another thrilling win that, like last Thursday's Rowan Cup, went down to the last ball. This time however the side were chasing, looking for 118 after Ferguslie had posted 117 batting first. The Paisley side had been restricted to an under-a-run-a-ball total thanks to tight bowling up-top, particularly from Crazy Horse whose four overs cost just 12.
Then in the run-chase the side was pretty always up-with the required run rate, Bredders and Pasty adding 43 in decent time for the second wicket, before being separated, and the skipper then going to anchor the innings with 54. But Pasty couldn't quite see the side across the line, departing as a result of one of four (!) run outs. His departure then - as they say - made things interesting. Suddenly the run-chase didn't look quite so simple, with 6 runs still needed and two new batters in. Another wicket then fell in the last over, Abid run out scurrying back for a second which left Rosco to come in to face two balls needing 1 to tie, and 2 to win. And Rosco in at seven because he'd dislocated a finger in the first innings! Ball 119 was a dot! Yikes! But the last ball was somehow half-carved, half-chipped in to the off-side and the required runs were scored. Thrilling finish to a good game, played in great spirit against a talented side representing a great club.
And so there it is, you don't win a cup for a while,.....then two come along at once, and the second, the West League Cup, competed for annually since 1951, is one the club's never won before!
There is a short match report online, along with updated statistics and the scorecard. We've also got great photo's of the night, courtesy of Ali Maddock, in the Gallery.
Academy remain unbeaten in the Evening League [posted 14/07/15]
Tonight's Academy win in the Evening League was a thriller, as their game against Prestwick went down to the wire. In the field first, the Academy managed to restrict the visitors from Ayrshire to just 99 for 8 in their innings, this after they'd raced out to 34 for 0 in the first five overs. But there was no panic, and the first wicket went down with the score on 36. And from there-on-in, wickets fell at regular intervals. Beast, skippering the side, had made the breakthrough and would go on to take a "3-for", taking the wickets of Carlyle, Egerton and Rafiq. His economy rate of 6.25 was a tad on the high side, but taking the wickets he had it likely wasn't too costly for the side. And with Amaan's four overs costing just 6 runs, and both Roberto and Gary returning economy rates of 5 or less, Lewis's strike-rate more than offset the fact his overs had "cost a few". Bilal's - with a brace of wickets - was the next best bowler in terms of wickets. [Ed: though his attempted catch at mid-off should surely have seen him involved in another dismissal! ] 99 for 8 it was then, a round ton to win. The run-chase started well enough with CJ and Rosco putting on 19 for the first wicket, and though the run-rate wasn't electric, it was satisfactory as the Prestwick skipper used up the allocations of his more experienced bowlers. Rosco, with 25, would be the third batter out, with the score on 49, and by then Aliyan was out in the middle. And it'd be Aliyan who'd grab the game by the scruff of its neck and drag it toward's the Academy's winning circle. Just 36 for 2 at the halfway point, became 61 five overs later, with another two wickets having fallen. But Aliyan was still in and he managed to drive the side towards the finish line with a mixture of good bunting and scurrying between the wickets. The last over started with 9 runs needed for the win. The first two balls then saw Aliyan hit a 4 and run 2. 3 runs to win. Ball three was a drag-down-hit-me-for-4 ball that Aliyan.....smacked straight to long off, who held on to a good catch. 3 from three needed now, and it was the Shah Boys together. Uzzair scored 1 on ball four, and Sobo 1 on ball five. Scores tied. The last ball.....dot! A tie. But, wait, a quick read of the playing conditions confirms an Academy win! #Toffee Statistics and the scorecard are online.
Panthers just lose out [posted 14/07/15]
The Panthers' improvement in form continued this evening in the Evening League at Renfrew. Batting second, the side just failed to chase the 129 needed to beat their hosts, finishing 8 shy of their target, seven down. Renfrew's 128 for 6 had centred on Hussain's 48 at the top of the order, with Kalash's 20, batting at four, being a meaningful cameo. For the Panthers the six wickets taken were shared around, with only Shaan and Crazy Horse going wicket-less. 129 to win it was. 5 for 1 wasn't the best start in their run-chase, however Mirza and Joe put on 27 for the second wicket, and by halfway it was 51 for 2. Shankar (24) continued his good run of form with the bat in adding 40 with Joe for the third wicket, but when this fell with the score on 72 the Panthers still needed 57 runs, with just seven overs left. Anjii, in at five, wasn't going to give up the fight however, and - hitting three 4s along the way - scored a quick-fire 22 from just fourteen balls to bring his side back into it. But he couldn't hang around and holed out off the bowling of Hussain. 115 for 7. And just the last over to bowl. 6 were scored off over twenty but this wasn't quite enough, and Renfrew got home by 8 runs. So another Evening League defeat, but - again - improvement. That first league win can't be too far away. Updated statistics and the scorecard are online.
Derby defeat [posted 10/07/15]
With the Under 11s' match at Titwood off, tonight's derby action centred on the Under 15 clash at Shawholm. Unfortunately for the 'Loc they'll finish season 2015 with an 0-2 record against the Dark Side. Batting first, the Empire's stormtroopers recovered from 8 for 2 to post 105 for 8, Australian holiday-maker Carlisle top-scoring with 47 not out, whilst Uzzair took a "3-for".
The 'Loc batters couldn't, however, get anywhere near the resultant 106 needed for the win, the side slumping to 77 for 9 in their innings. And if extras gifted hadn't totalled an improbable 32, the margin of defeat would've been in the embarrassing category on paper. None of the batters showed any particular application on a wicket dampened by earlier rain. But not just that, at least from the side-lines there seemed to be no particular plan being followed by the batters in the middle. This shortage of ideas ended up as a shortage of runs, and bragging rights returning to Crossmyloof. There are short match reports online, along with updated statistics and scorecards.
Win! [posted 10/07/15]
The 'Loc won the Rowan Cup tonight in a thrilling final, defeating East Kilbride on the last ball of a match reduced to sixteen overs a side. The reduction in overs was caused by a rain delay mid-way through the 'Loc's innings, the break in many ways resulting in the momentum that had been built up in the two or three preceding overs being lost. 50 for 1 was the score after eleven overs. On the resumption the 'Loc found they had five overs left, and with Chris (37) and Pasty (25) continuing their 57-run partnership and the rest of the batters chipping in, 81 for 8 was eventually posted.
The East Kilbride reply - needing an adjusted 88 to win under D/L - started steadily. 30 were added in the first six overs, though three wickets had been taken by the 'Loc bowlers.
24 were then added by Lyons and Iqbal, the two former Scotland internationals, their burgeoning partnership only being broken by a brilliant pick up and run out by Pasty that saw Lyons depart for 17, having hit two maximums. Iqbal and "Overseas Amateur" Klaassen then added 18 before Izzy bowled Iqbal. The worm - no cricketing pun intended - was beginning to turn. Izzy then took a second wicket two balls later, cleaning up Klaassen too. The equation for East Kilbride was now 15 needed from two overs, now six down. Chris' was bowling the last over and when he trapped Saeed LBW it was 79 for 7. And the final over - to be bowled by Izzy - would see 9 needed. Ball two brought another wicket after a scrambled single accrued from the first ball. And then the eighth wicket: Chris' and Pasty combining for a run out! 7 needed from three. Then a wide!! 6 from three. Single. Single. 4 needed from the last ball. Single. 'Loc win! #Toffee Cue celebrations! There is a short match report online, along with updated statistics and the scorecard, and photo's in the Gallery.
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Description from Mommykat Bubbly Chick: Inspired By Arja's power Foxes, I decided to see if I could find my own Power Animal. After a google search, I located a program where you could get in touch with your power animal. http://www.poweranimalsunleashed.com/creek.htm
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it said I am a leopard! I FEEL MORE LIKE OUR FRIEND HERE, THE MOUSE, CAUGHT BY MEDUSA!
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I thought you would be a goat that climbed rocks! Love the pick.
Strong and silent, moving with grace and stealth, the leopard knows how to position himself to his own best advantage before acting. He will give you the ability to seem to disappear when you care to, so that attention is directed elsewhere, allowing you to prepare unobserved for the timely display of your powers.
The leopard is also highly adaptable, able to live successfully in almost any terrain, from the deserts to the mountains and forests of the world. He will bring you this strength, so that you will find yourself quickly at ease even in new circumstances. Just take a deep breath of leopard energy and you will feel instantly at home, no matter where you are.
The leopard will also fill you with physical health and vitality, bringing you his agile grace, whether it is required to climb the tree or swim the river. Wherever you need to be, you will do well, for you are the leopard and you know no boundaries.
Strong and silent, moving with grace and stealth, the leopard knows how to position himself to his own best advantage before acting. He will give you the ability to seem to disappear when you care to, so that attention is directed elsewhere, allowing you to prepare unobserved for the timely display of your powers.
See now is that me? LMAO Here. Still, maybe my mr leopard will give me all those things? We will have to see
What a beautiful pick Lorrie!
And this search for our own power animal sounds like fun! Might have to check it out.
You go Leopard Woman!!! You are NO mouse!
ROAR!! or is it PURRRRRRRRRRRR?!
I went to a power animal website and I am a buck! Go figure. I am going to try it again when I have more time to see if I come accross the same.
Dawn, A Buck! Wow, whose out climbing those mountains now, huh
very pretty! I went to the website and I got the unicorn!!!
The greatest blessing of the unicorn is that of faith, for the unicorn exists completely within faith and draws all of her powers from faith. Whenever you feel doubt coming over you, either in your own capabilities or in the future outcome of something you desire, just breathe in deeply and picture the mystical spiral horn on your forehead. Feel faith filling you as you watch it slowly growing larger. You are the unicorn and it is impossible for you not to believe.
The unicorn will also bring you great powers of healing. She will unlock your own potential as a healer, allowing you to connect deeply with others and give them powerful guidance that will open their lives to love and peace. Be patient as you learn how to use this new power. It is very real and will unfold to you gradually over time.
The unicorn will also open your imagination, allowing you to see into the worlds of mystery and myth, unlocking your potential as a teller of tales and perceiver of truths that go beyond the ordinary and into the legendary. The world of fairies and sprites is waiting to open to you in beauty and wonder. It will open at your command, for you are the unicorn.
I like this
The world of fairies is waiting, how about that!
Ok, I know I didn't play fair………..
My first trip to the forest I was a Lion! And then I went back in and got a Cougar! LOL!
So I guess it's big cats for me today. Not sure what that means…………..
Anyone want to venture a guess?
This is fun! Great pick for your leopard. My animal is a dolphin.
The dolphin is so full of joy, he cannot help but leap into the air, just for the sheer pleasure of being alive. Allow this vibrant life force to fill you, making you feel and know the privilege it is to be drawing one more breath in this precious life. Let the dolphin teach you this deep abiding joy.
The dolphin is also a wonderful communicator. He will teach you to listen to others and then to respond in a way which they will understand. With the dolphin within you, words will flow more easily. You will come into your own power as a communicator of both feelings and ideas, as his intelligence fills you with confidence in expressing yourself.
I think it fits me, an Aquarius!
What a fun pick!
Sarah, the unicorn seems so very fitting for you, ny dear! I think you would be right at home in a magical forest, flexing your imagination!
Mary, I am digging the Big Cat thing you have happening!!!!! Outrrrrrrrraageous!
Cindy, How appropriate that your animal fits right in with your water sign, and you certainly display the vibrant life force exuding from your picks!
Thanks Martha!
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LOL, Alice I'm afraid my kitty says meow
Oh my goodness! Guess what chicks? My power animal for today is again, the Cougar!
I am generally a sceptic when it comes to this sort of thing and only play around for the fun of it. Maybe there is something to it…………………..?
What did the rest of you find for the day?
Wonderful pic Lorrie! I went to your Enchanted Forest and my power animal is the Lion! LOL Strong and Courageous !?! I don't know about the strong and courageous tributes, but some mornings my hair definitely resembles a lion's mane!
This is an awesome pick Lorrie! I just tried out the website and found it to be pretty interesting. My Power Animal turned out to be a lioness! Not too sure about that one!
Abundance and power are yours, for you are the lioness.
With the lioness energy within you, you will become a great provider, able to go out into the world, successfully meet the challenges of life and bring home the bounty for yourself and your loved ones. There is no need to worry about whether you will succeed, for you are the lioness.
The lioness will bring you the gift of perfect timing. She will teach you when to lie low and blend with the surroundings and when to leap out and go after what you desire. Your intuitive side will strengthen as you develop the skill of sensing what is around you and knowing exactly when to make your move.
The lioness is also very strong physically, fast and agile. Breathe in deeply and feel her power within you, healing you and bringing you physical strength.
And once home, let her teach you to relax completely, enjoying the company of others, nuzzling and purring as you build a community of safety and abundance. How blessed you are to be the lioness!
I'm a horse!!! Yeah!
Very Cool! I am so glad you are all finding your power animals!
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Busted for Dud Shell and Replica Bullets
Mark Witaschek has lost his two-year legal battle against the tyrants running our nation's capital. He is now registered in the DC's Gun Offenders Registry, and must pay a fine. His crime came to light when the police searched his home:
The search was in response to a complaint from his estranged ex-wife. The evidence presented against Witaschek included a 12-gauge shell that failed to fire while Witaschek was hunting years ago, a spent .270 Winchester shell casing, and a box of .45 caliber Knight muzzleloader bullets with plastic sabots. The muzzleloader bullets were for use in only antique or replica firearms.
Witaschek is an avid hunter, but says he never kept his guns in Washington D.C., because he knows of the city's strict gun laws.
If only he was as careful about choosing wives — and cities to live in.
Ironically, this happened in a town named after someone said to have referred to the right to bear arms as "the people's liberty's teeth" and "second only to the Constitution in importance."
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On their 1998 Bridges to Babylon tour, the Stones played in Istanbul. I don't recall any Armenian groups protesting b/c their appearing in Turkey somehow gave support for Turkey's denial of the Armenian genocide. PACBI, come to grips with reality: the Rolling Stones want to play in places where tens of thousands (and for Israel maybe 100 000, since its the band's first show there) will come out casuaully dressed and screaming to their music, where drinks are readily available before and afterwards, where they don't have to worry about attacks from extremists for appearing and promoting "sinful lifestyle". One of the only such places in the ME where this criteria satisfies the band is Israel- maybe Beirut without sporadic violence would be OK too. But your certaintly not gonna get a crowd if you play in Ramallah, Jenin, or Hebron- the nutcase Jews who live their also wouldn't go.
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Born's quest for the elusive divergence problem-free quantum theory of electromagnetism led to the important discovery of the nonlinear Maxwell–Born–Infeld equations for the classical electromagnetic fields, the sources of which are classical point charges in motion. The law of motion for these point charges has however been missing, because the Lorentz self-force in the relativistic Newtonian (formal) law of motion is ill-defined in magnitude and direction. In the present paper it is shown that a relativistic Hamilton–Jacobi type law of point charge motion can be consistently coupled with the nonlinear Maxwell–Born–Infeld field equations to obtain a well-defined relativistic classical electrodynamics with point charges. Curiously, while the point charges are spinless, the Pauli principle for bosons can be incorporated. Born's reasoning for calculating the value of his aether constant is re-assessed and found to be inconclusive.
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Time to worry? Wild lose to Flames
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It seemed like the Detroit Red Wings, Dallas Stars and Columbus Blue Jackets merely had the West's eighth seed to fight over in the 2013 season's last week. When you consider the significant struggles of the seventh-ranked Minnesota Wild, things might get that much more interesting.
Minnesota flopped 4-1 to the lowly Calgary Flames on Sunday, dropping its April record to 3-7-1 in 11 games. It's also the team's fifth consecutive loss at home.
Most importantly, this defeat leaves the Wild with precious little breathing room:
7. Minnesota – 51 points with three games left (20 regulation/overtime wins)
8. Columbus – 49 points with three games left (16 ROW)
9. Detroit – 48 points with four games left (18 ROW)
10. Dallas – 47 points with four games left (20 ROW)
11. Phoenix – 46 points with four games left (15 ROW)
While the Phoenix Coyotes are a pretty big longshot, the Stars' chances are more solid than they might seem because Dallas hosts Columbus on April 25 and then finishes the season with a home game against Detroit on April 27.
Minnesota still has a buffer, so more than a few teams will probably root for the Los Angeles Kings to beat them on Tuesday. After that, the Wild face two of the NHL's worst teams – albeit division rivals who might delight in spoiling their fun – in the Colorado Avalanche and Edmonton Oilers.
Then again, the Wild were expected to beat the Flames tonight, so that shows us how unsafe it is to make assumptions about the West playoff race.
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune's Michael Russo points out that the Wild's front office is confident enough to put postseason tickets on sale, though:
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Probably looking at another year of junior hockey.
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Arbitration hearing scheduled for Thursday.
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25-year-old didn't file for arbitration, hoping instead to sign a long-term contract.
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In the form of a cool $100,000.
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Creaking floors\, slamming doors\, and ghostly footsteps – T he Mount's haunted history includes it all. Join us on the spookiest nigh t of the year for Halloween-related special events\, to be announced in Su mmer 2015.\n
Karen Abbott's talk about her latest book\, Liar\, Temptress\, Soldier\, Spy tells the spe llbinding true story of four women who risked everything to become spies d uring the Civil War. Using a wealth of primary source material\, interview s with the spies' descendants\, and a cast of real-life characters includi ng Walt Whitman\, Nathaniel Hawthorne\, General Stonewall Jackson\, detect ive Allan Pinkerton\, Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln\, and Emperor Napoleon III\, she seamlessly weaves the adventures of these four heroines through out the tumultuous years of the war. You will learn about Belle Boyd\, who \, after shooting a Union soldier in her front hall with a pocket pistol\, became a courier and spy for the Confederate army\, using her charms to s educe men on both sides. Emma Edmonds\, who cut off her hair and assumed t he identity of a man to enlist as a Union private\, witnessing the bloodie st battles of the Civil War. You'll meet the beautiful widow\, Rose O'Neal e Greenhow\, who engaged in affairs with powerful Northern politicians to gather intelligence for the Confederacy\, and used her young daughter to s end information to Southern generals. And finally\, Elizabeth Van Lew\, a wealthy Richmond abolitionist\, who hid behind her proper Southern manners as she orchestrated a far-reaching espionage ring\, right under the noses of suspicious rebel detectives.\n
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Karen Abbott is the New York Times bestselling author of Sin in the Second City\, American Rose\, and\, most recently\, Liar\, Temptress\, Soldier\, Spy\, which was named one of the best books of 2014 by Library Journal\, the Christian Science Monitor\, Amazon\, a nd Flavorwire\, and was optioned by Sony for a miniseries. This book recei ved such rave reviews that Abbott has since been called the "John le Carré of Civil War espionage." She has written for the New York Ti mes\, the New York Times Book Review\, the Wall Street J ournal\, Salon\, and other publications. Abbott is a feature d contributor to Smithsonian magazine's history blog\, "Past Impe rfect\," and also writes for "Disunion\," the New York Times seri es about the Civil War. A native of Philadelphia\, where she worked as a j ournalist\, she now lives in New York City.\n
Re fund requests will only be honored if made more than 1 week prior to lectu re date.\n
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Bring your own seating and blanket and come enjoy Shakespeare & Co mpany's rendition of Hamlet\, directed by Jonathan Croy! Grounds are open for picnicking prior to each performance.\n
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Come hear for yo urself why Edith Wharton's writings continue to captivate readers and win Wharton new fans!\n
Enjoy summer afternoons on The Mount's view-rich Terrace while listening to Wharton's short stories read by professional a ctors. Gardens are open for strolling. Wine and other light refreshments a re available for purchase.\n
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Wednesday Ghost Walks\n
Please note: The July 8 ghost tour is sold out.\n
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PTCD: Post Traumatic Camping Disorder
This last weekend was our annual Church Campout. This is a family tradition that we have been
enduring enjoying since 2003. Okay, we missed a few years when our church plant happened, and no one planned the campout. But we have never missed an actual campout. I love camping as a family, I really do.
(Really, Chuck)
This campout we had a brand new experience. Rain and a burn ban at the same time. That's right, my friends, not only was it raining, but due to our recent wildfires, we weren't allowed to have a camp fire. That made this trip a bit…challenging and character building. Well, everyone but me got to build character. I was on call for a birth, and there is no phone reception at this campground. I spent Friday evening, all day Saturday and Sunday morning with my family, leaving every two hours to check my phone (I had this prearranged with my client) and spent the evenings warm and cozy in a house.
But, you know what I mean.
What's so bad about cold, damp air, sleeping bags, chairs, tents, food, etc among friends and family?
I recently read a meme on Facebook (what do you mean those aren't completely accurate???) that said: "For those of you who have trouble sleeping researchers say that one week of camping without electronics, resets your biological clock and synchronizes our melatonin hormones with sunrise and sunset" . Sounds perfect, right? Who wouldn't want that?
Well, people who live in Alaska, for one…
Where the heck did they do this study? The equator? Tonight, in Anchorage, Alaska, where I was born, the sun sets at 10:51 PM and rises at 5:19 AM. That is 17 hours and 31 minutes of daylight…that leaves, what, 5 hours and 29 minutes if "night"?
Or consider Kotzebue, Alaska, where I spent several years of my childhood:
While I'll admit I could probably accomplish much more if my biological clock where synched so I could stay up 24 hours a day…I somehow don't think that is a particularly healthy sleep cycle…and I am absolutely sure I don't want my children staying up 24 hours a day.
And lets be honest, shall we? If you have ever camped with children, you know they stay up extremely late and wake excrutiatingly early. Painfully early. When the sun in shining directly in your tent (or rain is pouring down) it is hard to sleep. And speaking of hard: the ground is hard.
Next month we are going camping for a whole week in Oregon…I'll let you know how well it does of resetting our sleep cycles.
One thing that would likely help decrease the stress of camping with children, in planning ahead. The church campout started Friday afternoon. I woke up Friday morning and didn't even have a meal plan for the weekend. But I'm pretty sure I'll save that for another post.
As I said on my Facebook page, my children are suffering from a severe case of Post Traumatic Camping Disorder. It is characterized by: emotional outbursts, irrational anger, unrelenting hunger and lots of dirt.
There is no known cure for Post Traumatic Camping Disorder. The only course of action is to ease back into life, showers and laundry and good wholesome food.
If you suspect you or a loved one are suffering from Post Traumatic Camping Disorder, leave a comment on this post. It might just give me the courage to go on.
Coffee Date
Recently we attended a church event where both Avi and Tucker won Starbucks gift cards. Unlike a lot of nine and ten years olds, these two were thrilled with their prize. Both have been eagerly waiting their turn to go out for coffee.
Despite have Apollo wake up vomiting (in my bed…of course) we managed our coffee date after dropping of Mordecai for camp. It was just the two of us. We discussed beverage options ahead of time (this kid loves coffee) and how to order. Tucker settled on a Tall Mocha with Whip.
And he savored every drop.
Cactus Jack's Horse Camp 2015
This blog has been a bit slow because I am still struggling with overwhelming fatigue. I went to my naturopathic doctor a few weeks ago and had a full blood work up done. I was sure they would find something wrong with my thyroid, iron levels, Coffee Deficiency or something to explain the constant fatigue. But no, my blood work came back perfect. My thyroid is fine, my iron levels are fine… Even my cholesterol is fine.
I can't exactly pinpoint how long the fatigue has been this bad, but I know I was hoping for improvement when I dropped sugar in January. It is so bad some days, I can barely do laundry, cook and care for my family. I am so tired I could fall asleep at any given moment. And my brain feels foggy. I am so tired each day, I can barely stand to leave the house after dinner…even if its to meet with friends or do something fun.
I am taking a high quality women's multi-vitamin, vitamin D and Phytisone. I am only averaging 6-7 hours of sleep per night, but even at that, I should be able to function better than I am.
Enough about that.
I am happy to say we have made it out to Cactus Jack's Horse Camp twice this year already. We went once in 2013* and never quite made it again.
* Grabbing the link for that post, I was struck by how cute the expressions of anticipation were two years ago. Very similar to the ones from last week .
Cactus Jack's Horse Camp is run by a local family who donates every Wednesday evening of the summer to letting kids ride their horses. Not only that, they provide a barbecue dinner (contributions to dinner welcome but not required). Every time I go, I am struck by the commitment of this family. They give of themselves to provide a bit of fun complete strangers. If you are local, you should really check this out. The horse riding is simply being led around a small paddock, but my kids love it since this is their only exposure to horses.
I have been so proud of Apollo! The first time last week he wanted Kalina to walk with him…after that he marched right up and did it himself. He even go brave enough to pet the horse while riding! You should see him climb on. He puts his foot in the stirrup and climbs the rest of the way up. I am always looking for new opportunities for Apollo to stretch himself and work on separation, and this has been an amazing way to do it! He is getting very confident on the horses!
Baby steps, my friends, baby steps.
A New Superhero Project Session!
I want to lead a simple life, its true. I can declutter and downsize every day of my life, but none of that makes life less complicated when:
you have ten children still living at home
you have kids with special needs
run your own photography business
live in the real world without: a nanny, housekeeper, cook or sister wife.
So there you have it, I'm busy.
Yesterday I had an amazing Superhero Project session with two sisters with Down Syndrome. When Esther was born six years ago, her parents didn't realize she had Down Syndrome or a hole in her heart ahead of time. After adjusting to their new normal with a special needs daughter, they decided to adopt a little girl from Bulgaria who also has Down Syndrome.
You can go check out there entire session at Little Earthling Photography.
Six-year-old Esther and five-year-old Christy are just adorable together! Esther really tries to help take care of Christy and "keep her in line". These two girls are such a blessing to their family!
Here's a little behind the scenes look at what it was like trying to get photos of the two girls together!


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Professor Sanson-Fisher has been selected as a Eureka Prize 2015 finalist in the category of 'Outstanding Mentor of Young Researchers'.
Professor Sanson-Fisher has been selected as a Eureka Prize 2015 finalist in the category of 'Outstanding Mentor of Young Researchers'.
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The University of Newcastle is celebrating the achievements of 460 UON students and 48 TAFE students at our Central Coast campus with our 26th Central Coast graduation ceremony. Additionally, around 50 students will receive Certificates of Attainment from the English Language and Foundation Studies Centre (ELFS). Students at our Central Coast campus will graduate over the next two days, 2 and […]
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Joachim Gauck, the German President gave a wonderful multi-faceted speech. He noted that the general public know more about the Star Wars Movies than they do about the current state of science and this we must change.
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"Entrepreneurs like Elon Musk are working on getting us up there (into space), but I can work on the stuff we want to put up there."
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UON Central Coast PhD student Andrew Novak is doing just that with his research within the Exercise and Sport Science department at the University's Ourimbah campus. "I'm looking at the physiology and skill components of Olympic distance and cross country mountain biking and how this differs from traditional road and track cycling." Originally from Narrabri, […]
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Scientists have made an important step towards understanding how volcanic eruptions happen, after identifying a previously unrecognised potential trigger.
The Simpsons family have been sharing our lounge rooms for 26 years. Now two Australian graphic artists have received a turn on the couch when their "fan art" version of the The Simpsons introduction sequence screened as the opening of episode 14, season 26, My Fare Lady.
The University of Newcastle achieved groundbreaking successes in 2014. Here are some of our highlights.
Australian universities are in a race to build their reputation in research. But what is the destination?
The University of Newcastle is proud to be recognised as an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality. UON is proud of our history of equity and diversity and remain committed to narrowing the gender gap.
Barbie Clifton graduates from the University of Newcastle with a University Medal and Faculty Medal with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons).
The University of Newcastle has climbed five places to be ranked in the top 10 Australian universities in the QS World University Rankings.
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I was craving pizza the other night and didn't really want to go out for it or call the delivery guy so I decided to make some for Ryan and I. Traditionally I'm a pepperoni kind of girl but I didn't have any. I did however happen to have some Italian sausage, bell peppers and onions. From my experience with my Sausage, Peppers and Onions Pasta I knew it would be even more delicious combined with homemade pizza sauce and homemade crust. The result was delicious enough that I think I just may loose the delivery guy's number.
The idea of making your own pizza crust can make this pizza seem like too much work, but it really is more waiting time than anything. It took a little over an hour for me to make my pizza crust, including rising time, and I was really happy with the results. Making my own gave me the opportunity to add my favorite seasonings to to give it a bit of a flavor boost which can sometimes be a problem when eating pizza out. However, if you don't have the time to make your own, you can always pick up a pre-made dough at the grocery store.
These quick and spicy pickled onions are all kinds of easy and all kinds of delicious. I love putting them on tacos, nachos, taco salads and I've even been known to just snack on them. They are super yummy, friends, but then again you know I love anything spicy. And speaking of all things spicy, […]
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Queercore is a type of punk distinguished by lyrics addressing gay rights, oppression, same-sex attraction, and gender identity. Like the riot grrrls of the '90s, queercore bands incorporated the same DIY ethos and tradition of protest to challenge conventional society's ideas about gender and sexuality. At their most subversive, queercore bands offered a revolutionary critique of homophobia in the hardcore scene as well as bourgeois conformity in the gay scene. Read more…|Edit this Artist photo: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
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John Paczkowski over at AllThingsD has a great article on iPhone 5 being virtually impossible to get in Hong Kong due to staggering demand. What makes the article so great? Cowbell and Bruce Dickinson of course. If you don't know what I'm talking about then you need to get with the program and check this out. At least John's all over it.
T-GAAP managed to unearth this - until now - undiscovered image of Bruce with what appears to be a prototype 5th generation iPod touch.
In other news, iPod touch is now shipping. If you've got your order in, it should only be a matter of days. And if you think the highly rumored iPad mini is going to be $299, guess again, because that's entry level price for new iPod touch (albeit with hefty 32GB). The new iPad mini is likely to start at $399, running along side the iPad 2 at the same price through the end of December.
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