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Moo Creamery - Bakersfield - better than Dewar's?
It's sacrilegious in Bakersfield to say anything bad about Dewar's but I think Moo Creamery has better ice cream. They just opened on Truxton serving burgers, soups and salads, and deserts and ice cream using organic milk from Straus Family Creamery.
We tried the caramel, triple chocolate and cinnamon ice cream - all were very good. Also tried the chocolate malt and hot fudge sundae - again all excellent. The ice cream is very smooth and not super sweet.
They're a little hard to find, they are on Truxton between Oak and Mohawk.
One of the owners is former pasty chef with Patina group in LA and was involved with MILK on Beverly. Haven't tried any of the pastries yet.
Oh yea, the burger was great too.
Moo Creamery
4885 Truxtun Ave Suite B, Bakersfield, CA 93309
OK. Dewar's (100 year old) Ice Cream and Candy Shop has been on my to try list for a really long time. Even had it programmed in my Chow GPS but as of last week when I first read your post I still had not been there.
But Moo Creamery did sound interesting from your post and their website so I made the long trek to Bakersfield and am so glad that I did, thanks badseed! I ordered their BBQ Bacon Cheesburger (sharp cheddar, applewood smoked bacon, fried onion strings and house BBQ sauce) ordered rare $8.25 and it was very good. Fries were freshly cut (not the frozen factory pack ones) and pretty good served with a trio of dipping sauces.
I sampled several ice cream flavors including one with chunks of bacon in it. Their ice creams are indeed stupendous! High quality ingredients, expert preparation and some creative flavors.
Later in the day I stopped by Dewar's Ice Cream and Candy Shop where I sampled a couple of flavors and had a scoop in a cup. Now I was pretty sure that I would prefer the high quality ice cream at Moo over Dewar's and I am happy to report that I really enjoyed my scoop at Dewar's! There is room for both in a city the size of Bakersfield.
Yesterday I took my GF to Moo for lunch and I tried the Ahi Tuna Burger (fresh tuna with homemade teriyaki-ginger sauce, cucumber, scallions, arugula and mayo on a whole wheat bun) ordered rare $11.50 and GF had the Trio of Sliders (moo burger, bbq chicken and a sloppy joe all served on mini egg twist buns...) $9.25. We shared a 50/50 (beer-batter dipped onion rings and hand-cut fries with sea salt and fresh ground pepper) $3.75. We followed all this with, what a surprise, ice cream samples including tastes of their vanilla that was still soft as it was just out of their ice cream freezer. This place makes some damn wonderful ice cream, well worth the long drive from where ever!
Well we got some Costco gas and did some shopping but what to do before heading back towards home? Well what about a stop at Dewar's? GF never says "no" to more ice cream so we stopped there for some samples and a scoop each and while the ice cream is very good the place was, I hate to say it, filthy! They were very busy, the servers were very sweet and generous with samples but the managers need to keep an eye on things. Counter top and laminated menus were encrusted with melted and dried ice cream. Yuk. Hopefully an abberation but Moo is spotless which made the difference even more noticible.
Last year I detoured through Bakersfield twice to try Dewar's ice cream and chews,
This past Sunday I decided to change it up and headed to Moo Creamery instead. Thought I'd be there for an early lunch, but a couple accidents on the I5 northbound and highway construction held me back until 2pm. Moo closes at 3pm on Sundays and I was lucky to get there.
No kidding it's not easy to find. The building complex does not have an entrance on the main road, but there are signs and arrows pointing the way, so look for those and you'll find the right driveway. Neither my Garmin GPS nor iPhone (Tom Tom) GPS could direct me to the right place.
Even though it's tucked away in an office park and everything around it is deserted, Moo was nearly full at that time. Since the breads and pastries are all house-baked, I wanted to try a sandwich and ordered the Monte Cristo from the Sunday brunch menu. This classic sandwich has disappeared from menus and I was happy to try it once again.
That turned out to be a mistake. The brioche bun was layered with thinly shaved ham, turkey and gruyere, then fried and served with strawberry jam. I had expected the sandwich to be dipped in egg wash, ala french toast, before pan-frying. Instead it was in a hard batter and deep-fried. When it was presented to me, my first thought was that I'd been served a chimichanga by mistake. The frying oil had seen better days. The batter was oil-soaked, not having been drained properly, as can be seen from the pooling of oil on the plate. The components were fine once the thick batter was peeled off, and even eating a quarter of the sandwich was too rich to handle even though I was starved. The jam was nothing special.
While I wouldn't order the Monte Cristo again, everything around me looked great. I'd probably get a burger or something else another time.
Things took a turn for the better once I was ready for ice cream. I sampled the vanilla ice milk . . . very nice, and what is it about Bakersfield that it seems to be the one place where genuine ice milk can still be found? I loved the peppermint oreo, my favorite of four flavors sampled. My choice ended up being pumpkin pie spice and Vietnamese coffee because they went well together. The seasonal pumpkin flavor's quite intense with more of the pie spices than most I've tried. The Vietnamese coffee is enriched with a ribbon of sweetened condensed milk and cinnamon, and studded with chocolate covered espresso beans.
The milk comes from Challenge Dairy these days, not Straus and not organic. The ice cream is made without eggs nor any emulsifiers or preservatives. Essentially it's gelato, as one staffer said to me, though I'll add that it has more air and higher butterfat content. Without the stabilizers, the body's quite light and almost fluffy. But yet, the roof of my mouth was coated with a film of butterfat.
I liked the ice cream here quite a bit, the texture is unique and the flavors come through very directly. I couldn't say that I like it more than Dewar's or vice versa. I'm glad to know that I have two very good ice cream options in Bakersfield.


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How Cultures Influence High-Street Fashion
Posted: November 09, 2012|
From what appears on the catwalk to what ends up on in the windows of high street stores, the fashion industry is shaped and influenced by cultures from around the world.
Among many others, holidays in Egypt, Goa, Italy and Turkey, provide the perfect opportunity to discover and explore the unique yet indispensable relationship between travel and fashion.
The fabrics of India, for example, have been particularly influential in shaping the world of fashion as we know it today. The sultry yet sexy sari is well known for having its origins in India, but it has been far from the only Asian influence on the catwalks and high streets of the UK in recent years. With a bold use of flowing materials, bright colours, light and airy fabrics and ancient motifs, Indian fabrics and culture have, for decades, been influencing fashion in the Western world.
For example, pretty lace of pastel colours are hot on the high street this year, a fashion trend that takes much of its influences from the beautiful styles of Goa.
Holidays to Goa offer the privilege of witnessing the painstakingly meticulous and wonderful craft of hand embroidery, crochet and lace making. For centuries these crafts have been leading trades in Goa but these days they are also helping to shape the world of international fashion.
One of the biggest pleasures of Turkey holidays is ambling around a market, browsing through the many colourful and fragrant stalls.
Boasting a stunning coastline full of wonderful beaches, inlets and coves, you'll want to pack a great selection of swimwear when you set off for a holiday to Turkey. Turkish fabrics are all about being bright, noticeable, colourful and bold and these key features can be seen influencing modern beachwear, which entwines these bold colours with creative styles and designs.
Fabrics and fashion in Egypt, like many parts of Egyptian culture, have their own unique and distinctive look. Holidays in Egypt are all about exploring this fascinating countries inimitable culture and witnessing for yourself the beautiful embroidery and beadwork draped over fabrics. Ranging from coarse to fine textures, it's easy to see how many common characteristics of Egyptian fabrics have shaped the fashion stands of the high street retailers in the West over the generations.
Italian fashion is world famous for its elegance, subtleties and sexiness. Italy holidays enable visitors to discover just how important Italian fashion is to fashion designers from around the world. A holiday to Italy is also a great opportunity to see first-hand just how well dressed most Italians really are.
Thomas Cook offers holidays to Italy, where you can visit the likes of Milan, Rome and Venice, cities that are often regarded as being the fashion capitals of the world.

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BAKER — The formula for a perfect homecoming football game has several key ingredients.
The first would be a crisp fall Friday night. You then add a stadium filled with alumni and fans. Sprinkle in a few floats, a radiant queen and her court surrounded by gushing parents and the formula is almost complete.
The final ingredient is an outmanned opponent. Franklin County High School will be that opponent for Baker School on Friday as the Gators celebrate Homecoming 2013.
The game is set for 7 p.m. at Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium.
Baker heads into Homecoming riding a 7-0 record. Only once, in last week's 21-13 win over Jay, have the Gators failed to score less than 35 points.
The Seahawks (0-7) are coming off a 50-0 loss to West Gadsden. They have allowed 359 points while only having scored 33 points all season.
Baker Coach Matt Brunson is trying not to look too far past the Seahawks.
"I haven't matched up with those guys in a long time," he said. "The head coach at Franklin County is actually a guy that was the defensive coordinator at Bozeman last year, Aaron York. Bozeman got the better of us last year.
"He's trying to take a struggling program and build them up. Hopefully, we will do what we do and be successful. A lot of times, a new coach in a program that hasn't got to our strength levels has trouble defending us, and I hope that's the case Friday night."
Franklin County will set up a lot like Baker on both sides of the ball, Brunson said. The Seahawks run a 5-2 defense and a variation of a tight end, wing offense that uses the option play.
"We work on defending other people and what they do offensively," he said. "The key to what we do and our success on offense is pad level, punch and feet (moving to drive the opponent) after contact.
"They had better have their pads down and play good technique or they are not going to stop us."
Brunson hopes to see a big turnout to celebrate Homecoming.
"We are proud to be where we are at 7-0," he said. "Every team (wants to be undefeated) when you start off season camp in January and through spring training, summer workouts and (get) back at it in the fall — and we've accomplished everything that we set out to do to this point.
"I'm proud of our guys. They've worked out and played well. It's big for out team, our school and our community."
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.
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when it comes to rape - i agree for this was something that she did not foresee
she wanted to have a normal life, fall in love and become a wife.
to have children if and when she decided, and not be afraid or to hide it.
she had been raped - body , mind , and soul
and she feels she no longer has control.
now this is what a rapist has in mind, and wants to be in control all the time.
yet now ! you do have a choice which will be the first of many
keep this child or abort, and foget everything that you may have been taught.
if GOD had this rape planned for you ( which i don't believe)
then he's also given you the choice as what to do
he has given us all free will, and with a decision like this
you can't stand still.
some will say it's because the clothes you wore- or things you said
but with a rapist - you did not want to bed.
( e.g. )right now this child is like a drop of spit which you spit out
because of the bad taste it gives. "do you want this child to live?"
the taste may stay in your mouth the rest of your days
is this the way this child will be raised?
yet the choice is up to you - no one knows what you've gone thru.
if they had punishments to fit the crimes, then the rapist
would get it from behind.
they would know what they put you through because they'll be
going thru it too, and if they was to kill with intent
their life in jail would be spent.
if they have no regard for human life
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Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 4:30PM | Matt Cooper
I snapped a pic of this DumbASS at the Santa Anita Race Track in Arcadia, CA. What is this douche's excuse? There IS NO EXCUSE!
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Discussion in 'England' started by england66, Jul 8, 2011.
HT 1-0 Belgium
Would be surprised if we won again. It usually goes as a win then a loss or vice versa in these types of situations.
2-1 belgium. mitchell scoring our equaliser
Onomah and Roberts both score in the youth cup tie.
2 of the best u18 teams in the country
Last I read Roberts scored 3 - to make it 3-1.
Man utd are playing man City u18 Saturday morning at the Aon Training Complex. Does anyone know if any member of the public can just walk in to see this?
good to see that Mitchell scored. I maintain that he is a talent.
Nice goal too.
indeed ! looked sharp on the ball today. very skillful.
Shouldn't be a problem.
apparently Nathan Oduwa was the best player on the pitch. no surprise really
A long shot but Armstrong might get on in the Wearside derby.
The Belgians seemed to REALLY want to win these games. You could tell by their emotions. With 8 minutes left they dog piled on top of each with the go ahead goal. Or they just think it is an honor to beat England.
I guess our players don't think of these friendly's as career defining games which is okay. I was a little bemused when Solanke didn't seem excited when he got his late goal to win the game.
Hopefully some good came out of the exercise - in an attempt to stiffen the defence..
Maybe he is just reserved
Patrick Roberts signs first professional contract with Fulham
From a purely selfish point of view, relegation for Fulham might actually be a good thing. If so we could conceivably see Roberts getting first team football next season.
Roberts and Max Lowe are in the Algarve tournament. Looking like a strong squad.
Loads of hacks that are able to get away with more aggressive play in that league though.
Full Algarve squad, including a name nobody's seen before I think:
England U17 Head Coach John Peacock has named a 20-man squad for the Algarve Tournament at the end of February.
The Young Lions will face Netherlands, Portugal and Germany in the annual competition as they prepare for the European Championship Elite Round qualifiers in Czech Republic in March.
There is a first call-up for RC Lens' midfielder Taylor Moore, and he is joined by fellow newcomers Callum Connolly of Everton and Karl Ahearne-Grant of Charlton Athletic.
England will play Netherlands at the Municipal Stadium in Lagos on Wednesday 26 February, followed by Portugal on Friday 28 February at the Algarve Stadium before they return to Lagos for their final match with Germany on Sunday 2 March.
The England U17 squad in full:
Goalkeepers: Sam Howes (West Ham), Freddie Woodman (Newcastle United)
Defenders: Archie Edwards (Charlton Athletic), Max Lowe (Derby County), Tom Brewitt (Liverpool), Dael Fry (Middlesbrough), Joseph Gomez (Charlton Athletic), Callum Connolly (Everton), Mandela Egbo (Crystal Palace)
Midfielders: Lewis Cook (Leeds United), Taylor Moore (RC Lens), Kieran Dowell (Everton), Jordan Rossiter (Liverpool), Oluwaseyi Ojo (Liverpool), Joshua Onomah (Tottenham Hotspur)
Forwards: Patrick Roberts (Fulham), Giorgio Rasulo (MK Dons), Karl Ahearne-Grant (Charlton Athletic), Connor Mahoney (Blackburn Rovers), Demetri Mitchell (Manchester United)
Read more at http://www.thefa.com/news/england/d...algarve-tournament-070214#Rr1yjsCqtBP7gXl3.99
Have to imagine the lack of Solanke, Brown, Christie-Davies, Ali, and whoever else from Chelsea is because the club have requested them to be kept back for club duties. They've all been too often involved (and in the case of the forwards very successful) this season for it to be anything other than that.
That would be great but may be a lil bit too early , Patrick needs to develop physically to play pro football , no need to rush or he could end up like Owen......Great news for Taylor Moore , seeing what he tweets I don't think he expected that .
And after the absence of Chelsea players in the u16 squad, eh, eh? It's getting curiouser and curiouser.
Well The FA's site was pretty explicit in saying that Palmer and Kiwomya were withdrawn because we're still in the Youth Cup, and the U17 group that played against Belgium featured Solanke, Brown and Christie-Davies for the first game before they returned for club duties, so not really? You mentioned it in the U16 thread and haven't answered yet when I asked what you meant by it.
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We're delighted to have won an online competition organised by the European Outdoor Conservation Association, which means that the Trust will receive £25,000 for urgent repairs to the Steall Gorge path in Glen Nevis, Lochaber.
The first work party of the year on East Schiehallion coincided with beautiful spring weather.
The John Muir Trust has failed in a joint bid with the Borders Forest Trust to buy the Talla and Gameshope Estate in the Scottish Borders, a rugged 5,300 acre (2,150 hectare) area described as the wild heart of the Southern Uplands.
The John Muir Trust has repeated calls for an independent national Energy Commission to examine the technical and economic aspects of current UK and Scottish policy and to consider the viability and costs of energy production and transmission.
Around 17 John Muir Trust volunteers visited Glenlude over the weekend to carry on improving the facilities there. A fence around the barns to contain sheep off the estate that was started on the last work party was finished, but the main activity was up at the volunteers shelter.
A new resource for teachers and outdoor educators produced by the John Muir Trust shows how the John Muir Award can be used to help deliver the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence. Groups undertaking the Award can complete a range of activities across curriculum areas, such as building bat boxes in technology, measuring trees in mathematics, or surveying wildlife in the school grounds for science.
The Hidden Gardens in Glasgow welcomed Drew Smith MSP to see how the John Muir Trust is working with this unique and award-winning public greenspace community development.
Here you will find the Spring 2012 edition of the John Muir Award News.
South Ayrshire Councils flagship outdoor education centre, The Dolphin House, hosted a visit from Adam Ingram MSP on Tuesday 6th March, to see how the John Muir Trust is helping South Ayrshires young people enjoy and care for wild places.


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Lessons learned from Cantor's loss
There are legitimate conclusions to be drawn and useful insights to be gained — especially for the left — from House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's surprise primary defeat to David Brat, writes Richard Eskow for The Huffington Post. [Read More]
Death won't end 'war on terror'
"World War IV was never really about bin Laden or al-Qaida. It was always about American domestic politics," says Michael Lind in Salon. Lind contends that the "war on terror" functions as a rallying point for the right to score points against the left. [Read More]
What used to be right is now left
"The whole of American politics has shifted so far to the right in the last 50 years that what used to be thought of as conservative, what used to be thought of as a conservative position, is now considered to be off-the-charts lefty," says Rachel Maddow in Alternet. [Read More]
There's no 'left' in America anymore
The American left is a phantom, says Chris Hedges in Truthdig, and its absence is hurting us. "As long as the liberal class speaks in the dead voice of moderation it will continue to fuel the right-wing backlash," Hedges warns. [Read More]
Volatile right offers smart lessons to left
"Greater opportunities lie not in confronting the Tea Party movement but in turning it," says George Monbiot in the Guardian, arguing that the political left could take a cue from the spirited and active, albeit misguided, tea party [Read More]
Right, left converge on Wall Street
We are fast approaching a time when both the right and the left are finding agreement that Wall Street needs to be fixed, says Eliot Spitzer on Fareed Zakaria's CNN program "GPS." Now, Spitzer says, is the time to establish what banks should do. See the video at Huffington Post. http://tinyurl.com/ybgckzw [Read More]


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Five-time Australian Open winner Serena Williams will take part in the Brisbane International tournament despite undergoing minor surgery on her problematic feet.
The 15-time Major winner, who is 1.83 to win next month's Australian Open, has withdrawn from an exhibition match in Thailand following the surgery.
The American world number three has been dogged by foot problems after stepping on glass in 2010 soon after winning the Wimbledon title. Williams is 1.40 to win the SW19 tournament once again in 2013.
Brisbane International tournament director Cameron Pearson confirmed: "She'll be fit and ready for Brisbane. She just needed a little bit more time than what the Thailand exhibition match gave her to be ready.
"I guess it's a bit of a compliment that she wants to tailor her preparation around playing Brisbane."
Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova will also be taking part in the Brisbane International which is set to begin on 30th December.
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Yarmouth returns to home winning ways versus Cheverus
YARMOUTH—There's little doubt that the end of a record, mindboggling win streak brought disappointment to the Yarmouth boys' lacrosse program Friday night.
But the best thing that could have happened to the Clippers occurred Saturday evening when they got to return to their turf field where they promptly went out and started a new streak.
Less than 24 hours after a 14-5 loss to Falmouth ended the 73-game, nine-year run, Yarmouth used a seven-goal second quarter surge to defeat Cheverus, 10-4, its fifth win in seven games this spring.
Junior Bart Gallagher scored three goals, senior Kyle Groves added two and seven different players tickled the twine as the Clippers returned to form, dropping the Stags to 2-6 in the process.
"We just wanted to show the other teams how resilient the Yarmouth program is," said Groves. "We're always willing to jump right back in the saddle."
Yarmouth eclipsed Cape Elizabeth as the state's premier program by the middle of last decade and won state championships in 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2009. Last year, the Clippers fell just short, losing, 7-6, to the Capers in the Class B state final. After losing some big-time firepower to graduation and seeing the brilliant era of coach Craig Curry come to an end, Yarmouth entered 2011 with a new coach, Steve Moore, and a lot of question marks.
While the Clippers have been more mortal this spring, they've also improved mightily, as Moore has shown great enthusiasm for his opportunity, battled gamely and of late, shown signs that they'll be very tough to beat come June.
Yarmouth opened 2011 with a 6-2 home win over rival North Yarmouth Academy. The Clippers then took care of visiting York (9-4) and host Brunswick (10-2) before suffering their first loss, 13-2, at Cape Elizabeth. Yarmouth got back in the win column Tuesday with a 9-3 triumph before its historic loss to Falmouth.
The Clippers immediately put that setback in perspective.
"You learn a lot more in defeat than you do in victory," Groves said. "It highlighted what we need to work on. In the end, it's better for the program. The intensity was there. We knew we had them for three quarters. We couldn't pull it together in the fourth quarter. We hope the next time we play them and (if we play them in the state final), we can put together four quarters."
Cheverus hoped to be a top Eastern A contender this year, but the Stags have suffered some tough losses. After edging visiting Biddeford, 6-5, in overtime in the opener, Cheverus fell in triple OT at South Portland (7-6), at home to Scarborough in the rain (4-1), to visiting Messalonskee (6-3) and at Thornton Academy (6-5). After bouncing back with a 9-1 triumph at Marshwood, the Stags fell in triple overtime to visiting Westbrook, 7-6.
Last year, Yarmouth had no trouble beating Cheverus in Portland, 13-2.
This time around, it took the Clippers awhile to get going, but the offense eventually made its presence felt and another home win was in the books.
Only one goal was scored in the first period, as sophomore Nick Ronan gave Yarmouth the lead for good with an unassisted tally with 6:26 to go.
The second quarter was much different as Yarmouth demonstrated just how dangerous its attack can be.
With 10:14 to play in the first half, Gallagher scored his first goal, unassisted. Groves got on the board with an unassisted goal at 9:13. Thirty-five seconds later, freshman Max Watson took a pass from Gallagher and beat Cheverus senior goalie Evan Jendrasko for a 4-0 lead.
In a sixty-one second span, junior Sam Torres and Groves struck unassisted. With 4:17 to go in the half, Gallagher scored an unassisted goal for a 7-0 advantage.
With 41.9 seconds showing, the visitors got on the board when junior Spencer Amberson scored an unassisted goal. The hosts got the momentum right back, however, with 15.1 seconds to go as junior Anders Overhaug (from senior Matt Murphy) tickled the twine to make it 8-1.
The only goal of the third period came with 3:59 left when Murphy (from Gallagher) scored man-down for a 9-1 lead.
Gallagher scored unassisted with 5:31 remaining for Yarmouth's final goal.
The rest of the game featured the athleticism of Jendrasko, who jumped at any chance to race upfield with the ball, and three Stags' goals which made the final score closer.
With 4:46 to go, Amberson set up sophomore Warren Murphy for a goal. Thirty-five seconds later, senior Stephen Ambrose scored. Then, with 2:13 to play, junior Brian Whalen tickled the twine to account for the 10-4 final score.
"We got back on the horse," said Moore. "It's one of those things after a game like that with the emotions, we had a good, solid game. We came out here and leave feeling good about ourselves. The monkey's off our back."
Yarmouth's offense was all about balance as Gallagher had three goals, Groves two and Murphy, Overhaug, Ronan, Torres and Watson one each. Gallagher assisted on two goals, Murphy on one. Junior goalie Alex Kurtz made seven saves in his three-quarters-plus appearance. Torres and senior faceoff man extraordinaire Billy Clabby both grabbed seven ground balls.
For Cheverus, Amberson, Ambrose, Murray and Whalen scored, while Amberson had an assist. Jendrasko made 13 saves.
"That was awesome," said longtime Stags coach Deke Andrew. "We just had a letdown in that second quarter. They had seven goals. Ouch. We caused a lot of problems with their clearing, which was excellent. In the second half, I thought we did well. We're athletic, we just don't have anyone who's especially experienced. Thank goodness, we have athletes from other sports to fill in the gaps."
Playoff stretch
Cheverus' quest to extend its playoff streak to 12 seasons is in jeopardy. The Stags are eighth in the latest Eastern Class A Heal Points standings, but only six teams make the postseason cut. Cheverus hosts Noble Wednesday and Windham Saturday. It plays a makeup game at Bonny Eagle on May 23 and closes at Gorham June 1.
"We've got to look forward and play hard," Andrew said. "Every day I go to practice, the guys are smiling and excited to be there. When you're 2-6, that's what keeps you going. We've had three one-goal losses. We're in a unique situation. Our skill players are inexperienced. Our best athletes have never played before. It's an unusual combination. Obviously, our defense is pretty strong. We need to develop a little offensively. I'd love to make the playoffs. We just want to get there."
Yarmouth is in a battle with St. Dom's and Gardiner for the top spot in Eastern B (as of Sunday afternoon, the Clippers were second to the Saints in the Heals). After hosting NYA Wednesday, Yarmouth plays at Falmouth Friday. Home games versus dangerous Freeport and Cape Elizabeth and a trip to Greely finishes the regular portion of the slate.
"I feel like this program is only going up," Groves said. "We had our lull and now we're looking up."
"We have a big one Wednesday against NYA and we'll start prepping for that," Moore said. "Then we have Falmouth Friday and Cape again. We'll take it one game at a time. We look to be in the final game and be where we want to be at that point."


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The Adirondack Guide Program is designed for boys and girls (12-18 years old) who would like to explore, in depth, natural resource related topics. The program gives teenagers an opportunity to gain knowledge in the biological sciences and develop teaching and leadership skills. It is conducted in an informal atmosphere, conducive to building confidence and self-esteem. By acquiring new outdoor skills, participants also develop new recreational outlets they can share with friends and family.
Participants can advance from the Apprentice Guide level, through Intermediate, to full Senior 4-H Adirondack Guide status while working with licensed Adirondack Guides, Forest Rangers, Fish and Wildlife Biologists, Foresters and skilled woodsmen.
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At the Pok-O-MacCready Outdoor Education Center in Willsboro, their annual Winter Break Camp, hosted from Feb. 15-19, will feature winter activities, including snow tubing, winter hiking, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. The facility also has a Winter Family Weekend planned for Feb. 19-22 and a course on ice climbing set for Feb. 20. Visit www.pmoec.org for program details or call 963-7967.
As always, the Town of Plattsburgh Recreation Department will offer a variety of free programs during the school vacation. Program offerings will include cross-country skiing, ice skating and snowshoeing sessions.
A bit further north, the Clinton County Youth Bureau and the Town of Plattsburgh Recreation Department are co-hosting a Family Winter Outdoor Adventure Program Feb. 17-19. The free, three-day program will introduce youths, 7 years of age and older, and their families to such skills as hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and environmental issues. Pre-registration is required for the program. To pre-register, contact the Clinton County Youth Bureau at 565-4750.
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Picaxe as an I/O expander for Arduino
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As I was thinking of new features for my robot, I realised how painfully short I was on pins! The Arduino Mini just doesn't have enough! I'm not thinking of upgrading to a Mega, seeing how pricey it is and also because it's pretty huge. That's when I though of I/O expanders. Unfortunately, most are designed to be shields for anything but the Arduino Mini, so, again, I didn't know what to do. That's when I thought of using a Picaxe for expanding! I'm thinking of using a PWM or an analog pin from the Arduino as an output to a Picaxe input pin. Different ranges of PWM/Voltage the pin issues correspond to different pins on the Picaxe being turned HIGH or LOW. Let's say 1 to 10 PWM means Pin 1 and a 255 PWM signal following in the next milliseconds signals HIGH, while a 0 PWM signal means LOW. Just a basic idea of a communication protocol using 1 pin.
Also, why Picaxe? I think Picaxe boards are very cheap and small, which gives them an advantage over the bulky and more expensive I/O expanders I've looked at.
This is just a thought I wanted to share, and I also wanted to get some comments on the feasability of such a thing. If it works, I end up saving LOTS AND LOTS of pins on the Arduino.
Also, I can't recall seeing a method like this used for any robot I've seen. Is it because there's a more convenient way of expanding? Maybe is there something obvious I missed?
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If you just need some more digital inputs/outputs why not use an MCP23017 or similar. It costs only 1$ and has 16 input/outputs. It uses I2C and so needs 2 pins of the Arduino. http://www.taydaelectronics.com/mcp23017-16-bit-i-o-expander-with-i2c-interface-ic.html
Cheapish alternatives
I have found these two solutions quite handy and cheap:
1. Buy a I2C LCD driver module from ebay, I found the cheapest are $3.38. Although they dont say it and the information on the chip is rubbed off, they work like I2C PCF8574 I/O expander. These modules are tiny enough for me.
2. Ti MSP430 launchpad. $4.3+ free and fast postage (not everywhere). You can program these like an arduino with Arduino Energia IDE, what i do all the times. Its hard to find 16 General purpose I/O and timers, i2c, spi hardware UART and stuff like that any cheaper. You can cut the USB emulation side off if the board is too bulky.
Pretty standard, really.
You are talking about the soft serial library and yes, it will add extra serial connections, but there is no reason you could not just use the regular serial pins. There are a ton of advantages serial gives you. More data, faster, is a start. But there are also ways to be sure your data is not corrupted, you can receive data in the background and buffer it for later, you can even talk both directions. A ton of other stuff (LCD's and the like) also use serial comms --it is wicked good stuff to know.
You could also use regular ol' serial communication to talk to that picaxe as well. Much faster than reading a pulse-in all day, and you could send as much data as you wanted.


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Well thanks, Cuauhtemoc, but judging by your previous musings on Gadd it wasn't you I was expecting to upset with my 50 Ways question; some others on this forum tend to be a little, how shall we say...reactionary. I was pleased yesterday to see a post from Nutha J telling people they don't have to put IMO or even worse IMHO every time they write something, because that trend was getting out of hand. I've even seem some people rubbish their own opinion before they express it!
I'm also glad to see others having problems with getting quotations to work. Those damn things seem to have a mind of their own.
You're totally right, DogBreath. And I think that's my problem with it. If I'm completely honest, I think no matter how much I love drums, my priorities lie with the other components of music: melody, harmony, lyrics etc (I've been a pianist a lot longer than a drummer). There was a time I loved drum solos for drum solos' sake, now I prefer them short and sweet and to make sense within the music. Nor am I interested in the minutiae of drumming, you know, how someone sets up, how they tune their drums, what cymbals they use, all things like that...it just doesn't do it for me. And so I can't help wanting drum parts to fit around the song,
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It's Perfect Picture Book Friday time, yippee! I hope you've all had a great week and have a great weekend ahead. The full list of picture books can be found here on Susanna Leonard Hill's blog.
Sweet Briar Goes to Camp written by Karma Wilson and illustrated by LeUyen Pham,
Dial Books for Young Readers, May 24th 2005, Fiction.
Suitable for: Pre-school to Grade 3
Themes/Topics: Friendship, kindness, helping others, putting others first, Not being afraid to help someone who everyone is against.
Sweet Briar Skunk was bored. It was only two weeks into summer vacation and all her friends were away.
Synopsis: Everyone is picking on porcupine but Briar feels sorry for her and makes her a craft of herself, then porcupine has made crafts for all of them, everyone bonds.
Links to resources: Books about day camps Camp crafts < These look like a lot of fun!
This is a very cute story with a huge heart and a great lesson for children.
p.s. I'm too excited not to tell you that I'm going to be reading my sport poem for And the Crowd Goes Wild anthology at the book launch in Toronto in November. How exciting and absolutely terrifying. I'll be shaking like a leaf in a wind storm, but it will be great to take the whole family to Toronto for the first time too.
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Gov. Rick Perry is offering a $100,000 reward for information that leads to those responsible for the shootings of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse, District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia.
At a press conference today, Gov. Perry vowed that those responsible would be caught.
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Wood (plenty, pine will probably work best)
Ply wood (like 2 of those big sheets at the hardware store, make sure they are not broken!)
Gorilla Glue (recommended!)
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Elmerâs White School Glue
Fabric (I used white, I suggest it since it has no dye in it)
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On big dowel (for the handle)
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Sand paper (both for the sander and just some sheet sand paper)
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I hope that somebody can tell me why the following is happening and can help me fix it. I searched on google and read a lot of post but didn't find a solution yet.
My system is a DELL E6400 laptop with a Quadro NVS 160m with VGA and DisplayPort output. I'm currently running a dual-boot setup with Vista (which I have to use rarely) and Ubuntu 9.04 (x86) with kernel 2.6.28-11-generic and nvidia 185.18.04.
When I connect a monitor using DVI and my DP to DVI-I adapter (http://www.delock.com/produkte/grupp...0cm_65093.html) while I have my laptop running and then turn the monitor on I cannot detect it using nvidia-settings. The monitor only recognizes that something is connected to its DVI port.
Now to what I cannot understand: When set everything up (monitor is off and connected to my laptop, which is also turned off) and then turn on the monitor shortly after I turned on the E6400 (before I come to grub) the monitor is always recognized and I can use it at its highest resolution just fine. If I then turn my laptop off leaving the monitor on and later reboot without doing anything to the monitor or the cable the monitor is not recognized anymore. This is the same for Linux and Windows but I only care to have it working nicely on Ubuntu.
I have tested the above many times with different monitors (NEC, DELL 2209WA...) and only the described method gets DVI output working.
In rare cases (I do not know when exactly or why) hotplugging worked. Most the time it didn't.
If I connect monitors or projectors using VGA it always just works. I don't have to do anything fancy at all.
I don't think it's the monitors because I already had Dell swap it and they work fine on other computers. I called Dell but they said that they cannot help me. I tried a few different nvidia drivers (177.80, 180.44, 180.51, 185.18.04) without any change at all. I also don't think that it's the adapter since it works when I do some magic. The next thing I could try is buy a DP to DVI-D adapter and see if that improves the situation...
Thanks in advance for any help fixing this or explaining to my why what's going on is going on.
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If anybody cares to know, I solve the described problem.
I just purchased the original Dell DisplayPort to DVI-D adapter and now everything just works all the time.
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As we parallel park into July and officially hit the curb of this year's halfway point, it's time to take a quick look back at what the past six months have taught us. Not conventional life lessons, however; we're talking about stuff that's a little bit less intense and also involves YOU! That's right, in the first installment of our Top 100 Videos of 2011… So Far, we're spilling the beans on the #100-51 most clicked-and-viewed videos on VH1.com. You'll see that this pi?ata-like list of content contains tasty treats and slippery surprises alike! We've got brand-new videos that just recently launched, some VH1 Classic leaning clips (hey there, Megadeth), repeat offenders, and of course, effervescent, essential vids from the music video cannon. So take a look at the first fifty videos below and don't forget to come back later this week as we continue on our quest to discover what artist snags the #1 spot!
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Property developers Bumi Serpong Damai and Agung Podomoro reported higher profit in the first half of this year on rising revenue.
Net income at Bumi Serpong rose 31 percent to Rp 507.2 billion ($53.8 million) in the January-June period compared to the same six months a year earlier.
Revenue at Bumi Serpong, which is controlled by Sinar Mas Group, rose 33 percent to Rp 1.6 trillion, the company said in a brief prospectus published in Investor Daily on Monday.
Bumi Serpong has expanded to capitalize on rising purchasing power among Indonesians. Agung Podomoro, one the country's biggest property companies, has hinted that it could spend as much Rp 11 trillion this year to acquire new land.
Bumi Serpong is studying an option to buy control of Kota Deltamas, a satellite township in Cikarang, about 75 kilometers east of Jakarta, the company said last week. Kota Deltamas, which occupies about 3,000 hectares of land, is 50 percent controlled by Sinar Mas Land, another unit of Sinar Mas Group.
Sojitz Corporation, a Tokyo-based trading company, owns 25 percent of Kota Deltamas, with the remaining 25 percent held by Fame Bridge Investment. Cikarang, in West Java, is home to big industrial manufacturers, including automotive and shoe factories.
In the first half, Agung Podomoro's net income increased 97 percent to Rp 437.8 billion compared to the same period a year earlier. Revenue at Agung Podomoro rose 47 percent to Rp 2.32 trillion in the first half of this year, the company said in a brief prospectus published in a local newspaper on Monday.
Bumi Serpong's main asset is a massive property development in Banten that boasts it is half the size of Paris. Agung Podomoro has dozens of residential and commercial sites across Jakarta.
Shares in Bumi Serpong fell 3.9 percent to Rp 1,130 while shares of Agung Podomoro rose 2.9 percent to Rp 3,55 on the Indonesia Stock Exchange on Monday, a day on which the main stock gauge gained 0.4 percent.


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WORCESTER, Mass. – The Holy Cross women's ice hockey team was selected to finish third in the 2010-2011 ECAC Women's East Hockey League preseason poll as voted on by coaches from the league. Norwich was selected as the preseason favorite with 138 total points and seven first place votes. Norwich comes into this season after a 20-6-5 record (13-3-3 ECAC) a year ago and looks to defend its ECAC East Championship title.
Manhattanville secured the number two spot with 134 points and 4 first place votes. The Valiants edged out the Crusaders last season for the ECAC East regular season title with a 16-2-1 ECAC record. Holy Cross was selected third with 123 points and one first place vote after finishing second in the regular season standings and taking home its second consecutive ECAC Open title a year ago. St. Anselm was selected fourth with 109 points, while UMass-Boston was voted fifth with 89 points, New England College sixth with 81 points, Salve Regina seventh with 77 points, Southern Maine in the number eight spot with 60 points and Castleton ninth with 43 points. Nichols, St. Michael's and Plymouth State rounded out the 10th, 11th and 12th spots respectively.
Holy Cross returns 15 letterwinners from a team that went 20-4-2 a year ago and welcomes eight newcomers to the ice. The Crusaders kick off the 2010-2011 season on Friday, Oct. 29 when they travel to Salve Regina for a 4:00 p.m. league game.


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Napoleon's Ring To Josephine Up For Auction
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Good morning. I'm Renee Montagne. When Napoleon Bonaparte proposed to Josephine, he gave her an engagement ring: a diamond and sapphire set side by side, both tear-shaped. Josephine shed many tears when her beloved annulled the marriage so he could produce an heir. Still, the story goes, on his death bed, Napoleon's last word was Josephine. Now that ring is up for auction, and, despite the romance, the French auction house is unimpressed, calling the ring a very ordinary one. It's MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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AMP Energy (or simply Amp) is an energy drink brand owned by PepsiCo Inc. It was originally sold under the Mountain Dew name, but became an independent line in 2009. Prior to 2012, the previous Mountain Dew logo could still be found on its packaging. An AMP Branded energy drink was launched in the UK in 2013. However, this AMP is different to the American AMP and is more similar to the Polish drink Adrenaline Mountain Dew.
Being an Energy drink, AMP contains contains taurine, B-vitamins, guarana, ginseng and maltodextrin. The original flavor is lemon-lime and has a tart citrus flavor.
Similar to the Mountain Dew line, AMP has had a rather wide range of flavors, including the Boost Original flavor, a sugar-free version of Boost original, Boost Cherry (cherry-flavored), Active Orange (orange-flavored), Focus Mixed berry (mixed berry-flavored), Boost Grape (grape-flavored), Green Tea (discontinued), Active Lemonade (lemonade-flavored), and a sugar-free version of Active Lemonade. There was also a limited edition variant called Tradin' Paint (Orange/Lime/Berry). Orange and Mixed Berry-flavored juices have also been released under the AMP name, as well as an Energy gum.
Note: Tradin' Paint, Dale Jr. Sour, Black Tea, and Green Tea are Discontinued
These are the numerous flavor variants in the AMP Energy line (note that their previous names are stated in the brackets below).
- Boost Cherry (formerly Overdrive): Game Fuel (Citrus Cherry) with a little less flavoring
- Active Orange (Relaunch): LiveWire with a little less orange flavor
- Focus Mixed Berry (Elevate): Voltage with a little less berry flavor
- Boost Grape (Traction): Pitch Black with less grape flavor
- Black Tea: Black Tea (discontinued)
- Green Tea: Green Tea (discontinued)
- Active Lemonade (Lightning): Game Fuel (Lemonade) with a little less flavoring
- Active Lemonade Sugar Free (Lightning Sugar Free): Diet Lemonade
- Boost Original: Mountain Dew with a little less citrus taste
- Boost Original Sugar Free: Diet Mountain Dew with a little less citrus taste
- Tradin' Paint: Orange, Lime, Berry (discontinued)
- Gold Apple: Apple, similar to Apple Mountain Dew (discontinued)
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Forty-five East Cooper athletes and coaches received 2014 spring all-state honors, released by the High School Sports Report (HSSR) Thursday.
After picking up AA state championships in boys and girls soccer, Academic Magnet earned top honors as Brady Allardice was named HSSR Mr. Soccer, Colton Frankel boys AA Player of the Year and Jesse Dooley girls AA/A Player of the Year. Raptors boys coach Jason Hamil received AA Coach of the Year, while Anna Merriman brought home girls AA/A Coach of the Year honors. Alex Lanning and Colton Frankel were both named all-state from the boys team, and Becca Bosch, Marin Miller and Caroline Smith earned all-state nods for the girls.
Wando soccer's Jackson Karolczyk was named AAAA boys Player of the Year, Logan Nelson AAAA girls Player of the Year, Shilo Tisdale AAAA boys Coach of the Year and Shannon Champ AAAA girls Coach of the Year. Tucker Heffron, Nick Wright and Darby Martens were named to the boys all-state team, while Ellen Hayes and Katie Leen were selected to the girls all-state team.
Erin Moriarty was named AA girl soccer all-state from Bishop England. Palmetto Christian's Andrew Johnstone and Taylor Cristo earned SCISA soccer all-state honors.
Bishop England's Michele Boykin was named AA girls track Athlete of the Year. Bishops track coach Tony Colizzi received AA girls track Coach of the Year honors, and Adele Blalock was selected as AA girls track all-state.
Wando's Angelica Collins received AAAA girls track Athlete of the Year, while Kenny Waring was named AAAA boys all-state.
Palmetto Christian's Mitch Hogan earned SCISA AA/A boys track Athlete of the Year, along with Annie Pascutti who won girls track Athlete of the Year. Ben German, Joe Siegwald, Mackenzie Patrick and Maggie Hogan each received all-state track honors.
Bishop England sophomore Jamie Wilson was named AA Golfer of the Year, and teammate Wilson Yearout received all-state honors. Chris DeMarco was named SCISA golf all-state from Palmetto Christian.
Lucas Zalesky earned AA/A tennis Player of the Year from Bishop England. BE's Noah Steiple was named all-state, along with Wando's Jacob Jahn.
Wando baseball's Oliver Hill, Mark Evans and Noah LoCascio each received AAAA all-state honors. Wando softball's Kayla Bannister was named AAAA all-state.
Bishop England's Harrison Boals earned AA baseball all-state honors, while teammate Jeffery Brown was selected to the all-rookie team.
The 28th annual HSSR Spring Sports Awards banquet will be held June 22 at Seawell's in Columbia.
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If you're going to watch a video about the Samsung Omnia II (i8000) then you may as well watch a long one, and thankfully Hdblog.it have just the thing. Their 10 minute video review - which you can see after the cut - puts the 3.7-inch WVGA 800 x 480 touchscreen smartphone through its paces, and you can see that Samsung have done a pretty decent job covering up Windows Mobile.
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Despite Europe's Financial Crisis, Latvia To Adopt Euro
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The words eurozone and crisis have been firmly linked together for the past half decade. Many eurozone economies have collapsed to Depression-era levels. And yet this week, the Baltic nation of Latvia, chose to join the euro. To understand that move, David Greene talks to Pauls Raudseps, economics editor of the Latvian weekly news magazine IR.


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Jobs grow on trees as National Forest set to help create 2,000 roles in six years
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AN astonishing 2,000 new jobs could be created in the next six years due to a boom in tourism as a result of the National Forest.
A new report by bosses of the 200 sq mile forest says they expect 6,500 people in total to be employed in the area by 2020 as a direct result of the economic value and visitor numbers that the woodlands bring to the area.
The various woodland sites across Burton and South Derbyshire will help boost the gross added value of the area to nearly £6 billion, continuing the positive economic impact that the creation of the National Forest has had and showing the substantial potential benefits it will have in the future.
National Forest Company chief executive Sophie Churchill said: "This report is the latest in a number over the last 10 years to demonstrate the economic impact of the National Forest.
"With each report, we see the National Forest coming of age as an asset to its populations and the wider area.
"The next stage is a further programme of investment with businesses and our local authority partners and I look forward to that taking shape over the next year."
Bosses said that there was scope for substantial economic growth into the future, based around the growing forest, which has made the area attractive for inward investment.
There were eight million visitor days in 2012, which could become 10 million by 2024.
The report showed there was scope to extend the visitor experience into a longer season and to increase the numbers of visitors staying overnight.
The report showed that while the woodland-based economy was not a major employer, it provided sustainable fuel with economic and environmental value and a range of other products and economic activity.
The woodlands also provide a setting for leisure and recreation businesses. Since 2001 there have been more than 30 major inward investment decisions worth more than £1 billion into the National Forest.


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Find out about different types of volcano and why people still live near volcanoes, despite the danger.
A volcano is an opening in the Earth's crust where magma – a mixture of red-hot molten rock, crystals and gases – erupts onto the surface.
How violent the eruption depends on the type of magma that lurks beneath. In some volcanoes it explodes violently, while in others it gently oozes. Once on the surface, the erupted magma is called lava.
Certain types of interaction between tectonic plates will cause magma to rise near to the Earth's surface. Hence most of the Earth's active volcanoes are located near tectonic plate boundaries.
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"There is but one straight course, and that is to seek truth and pursue it steadily."
~George Washington, letter to Edmund Randolph, 1795
Only once in your life, I truly believe, you find someone who can completely turn your world around. You tell them things that youve never shared with another soul and they absorb everything you say and actually want to hear more. You share hopes for the future, dreams that will never come true, goals that were never achieved and the many disappointments life has thrown at you. When something wonderful happens, you cant wait to tell them about it, knowing they will share in your excitement. They are not embarrassed to cry with you when you are hurting or laugh with you when you make a fool of yourself. Never do they hurt your feelings or make you feel like you are not good enough, but rather they build you up and show you the things about yourself that make you special and even beautiful. There is never any pressure, jealousy or competition but only a quiet calmness when they are around. You can be yourself and not worry about what they will think of you because they love you for who you are. The things that seem insignificant to most people such as a note, song or walk become invaluable treasures kept safe in your heart to cherish forever. Memories of your childhood come back and are so clear and vivid its like being young again. Colours seem brighter and more brilliant. Laughter seems part of daily life where before it was infrequent or didnt exist at all. A phone call or two during the day helps to get you through a long days work and always brings a smile to your face. In their presence, theres no need for continuous conversation, but you find youre quite content in just having them nearby. Things that never interested you before become fascinating because you know they are important to this person who is so special to you. You think of this person on every occasion and in everything you do. Simple things bring them to mind like a pale blue sky, gentle wind or even a storm cloud on the horizon. You open your heart knowing that theres a chance it may be broken one day and in opening your heart, you experience a love and joy that you never dreamed possible. You find that being vulnerable is the only way to allow your heart to feel true pleasure thats so real it scares you. You find strength in knowing you have a true friend and possibly a soul mate who will remain loyal to the end. Life seems completely different, exciting and worthwhile. Your only hope and security is in knowing that they are a part of your life.
― Bob Marley
The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.
― Mark Twain
Anyone who thinks sitting in church can make you a Christian must also think that sitting in a garage can make you a car.
― Garrison Keillor
"If life deals you lemons, grab a Corona"
"All animals are created equal but some animals are more equal than others."
~ George Orwell
The Desire for imagionary benefits often involves the loss of present blessings.
The more you say the less people remember.
Anatole France


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The Energy Production Technology program at Lake Michigan College leads to an Associate in Industrial Technology degree. Degree concentrations are available in:
The program requires students to meet rigorous performance standards in the areas of math and science. Coursework includes electronics, math, thermo-fluid sciences, physics, Maintenance, and general education courses. Courses specific to the nuclear industry are also included, with many taught by energy industry experts currently working in the field.Depending upon the specific classes completed, students will be prepared to work locally and throughout the country as entry-level technicians in areas such as:
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