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SPRING VALLEY -- Ryan George broke Spring Valley's career rushing record and the Timberwolves broke out Friday on Senior Night, rolling past the Nitro Wildcats, 62-7.
"I wanted to get it tonight at home," George said of the record, which is now 1,986 yards. "I didn't want to have to wait until next week."
The Class AAA No. 9 Timberwolves (6-3) finish their schedule at Winfield next week.
Head coach Brad Dingess said George is a special running back.
"He's not the flashiest guy in the world, but you don't ever seem to get a clean hit on him," Dingess said. "He's never arm-tackled or one guy brings him down. He's elusive, he runs north-south and he's just a good football player.
"It couldn't have happened to a better kid. He works his butt off."
At first it looked as though a different Spring Valley team was on the field, as two of the Timberwolves first three scores came on passes of 15 and 32 yards by sophomore quarterback Tyler Brown.
Dingess said he was trying to throw some wrinkles in early to see how his team executed in preparation for the playoffs.
"At some point in time, somebody's going to clog the hole on us," Dingess said, referring to Spring Valley's power running game. "We've got some kids who can throw and catch, we're just so daggone good at running the ball it's hard to get away from it."
Nitro (2-7) came out operating from the pistol formation, running draws and screens that were effective, but four first half turnovers allowed Spring Valley to build an insurmountable lead.
Spring Valley's four main backs -- George, Elijah Wellman, Billy Evans and Tyler Robertson -- amassed more than 300 yards rushing in the first half, and none saw action in the second frame.
It was Evans who led the pack, running eight times for 119 yards and a touchdown. George had 76 yards and a score, and Wellman had 91 yards and two TDs. Robertson was on the receiving end of Brown's 32-yard touchdown pass.
In all, 15 different players had rushing attempts for Spring Valley and the Timberwolves featured three different quarterbacks.
Even with the third-string in, Nitro couldn't slow Spring Valley down.
Freshman Joe Lucas broke off a 54-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Backup quarterback Jakob Frye took a knee on the point after touchdown.
"These young kids come out and bust their butts all week in practice just like the starters do," Dingess said. "When they get in the ball game they're just itching to get in there and do something. I'm just happy for those guys."
SV -- Hughart 15 pass from Brown (Sam Brody kick).
SV -- Wellman 14 run (Brody kick).
SV -- Robertson 32 pass from Brown (Brody kick).
SV -- Wellman 4 run (Brody kick).
SV -- George 1 run (Kyle O'Neal kick).
SV -- Evans 1 run (O'Neal kick).
SV -- Eastham 16 run (O'Neal kick).
N -- Clark 12 run (Alex White kick).
SV -- Runyon 9 run (O'Neal kick).
SV -- Lucas 54 run (conversion failed).
Total yards 219 577
First downs 14 26
Rushes-yards 26-119 59-530
Comp-Att-Int 10-19-1 2-4-0
Passing yards 100 57
Penalties-Yds 1-5 6-50
Fumbles-Lost 4-3 1-0
RUSHING -- N: Underwood 15-91, Clark 2-14, Brown, 5-8; Moody, 4 -4; SV: Evans 8-119, Wellman, 8-91 George, 10-76, Lucas, 2-59, Eastham, 3-22, Jones, 3-19; Runyon, 3-29, Lucas, 3-15; Robertson, 4-19; Lagaman, 4-36; Brown, 2-21; Webb, 2-8; Page, 2-15; Ratcliff, 2-9; Frye, 1-1.
PASSING -- N: Moody 10-19-1, 100 yards. SV: Brown 2-4-0, 57 yards.
RECEIVING -- N: Jaggee, 2-18; Humphrey, 2-22; Clark, 3-40; Goins, 2-11; SV: Robertson, 1-32, Hughart, 1-15.


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Moore was suspended by League One Rovers on February 17 after an investigation was launched by the FA's Football Integrity Unit.
The club posted a statement on their website on Monday afternoon confirming that the 61-year-old had now been charged.
It read: "The FA has charged Ronnie Moore for alleged multiple breaches of Rule E8(b) for misconduct in relation to betting.
"The Tranmere Rovers manager has until 8 April 2014 to respond to the charges.
"The club will make no further comment at this time."
Assistant manager John McMahon has been in temporary charge at Prenton Park during Moore's suspension, with Tranmere currently 20th in the table, one place above the relegation zone on goals scored.
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The Weekend Trade Deadline Buzz while you were wondering whether the Smurfs really are crypto-fascists. ...
1. Pittsburgh and Cleveland go for it: No official word from the Commissioner's Office in Milwaukee (located between the Potsie Weber and Ralph Malph residences, I believe), but Bud Selig surely was so pleased with this year's trade deadline that maybe he'll even offer to take a few bucks off Frank McCourt's tab.
Selig said at the All-Star Game that the first thing he does every night is check the Pirates' score, and the second thing he does is check Cleveland's. Well, baseball's two feel-good stories are charging toward August, fortified by July help.
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The Pirates became buyers for the first time in nearly 20 years by scooping up Derrek Lee from Baltimore and Ryan Ludwick from San Diego. Ranked 13th in the NL in runs scored but only 4½ games behind first-place Milwaukee in the NL Central, the Pirates maybe didn't get Manny Ramirez at his peak, but Lee and Ludwick should help. (And they don't come packing female fertility drugs, either).
Only five NL clubs have better rotation ERAs than Pittsburgh's 3.66, and Pittsburgh's bullpen is ranked fourth in the NL at 2.98. As the Pirates sniff their first winning season since 1992, Pittsburgh general manager Neal Huntington was looking for reinforcements in so many areas that one executive says he was "amazed at how many balls Neal was juggling."
Cleveland GM Chris Antonetti's juggling act netted the Indians big-time starter Ubaldo Jimenez, whose velocity has been down but who says he feels healthier now than he has all season. If he can move even close to his 2010 self, when he went 19-8 with a 2.88 ERA, the Indians will be playing for keeps in their very last series of the season, three games in Detroit.
"He's 27 years old and, to me, he's still got that Mustang quality," Rockies pitching coach Bob Apodaca says. "He just needs to calm down a little. I keep telling him, 'I see the pitcher you are and the pitcher you could be side by side. If you make subtle adjustments, lower your pitch count and concentrate on dominating parts of the strike zone ...' "
He does that, and Cleveland is going to fall in love with a starting pitcher all over again (think CC Sabathia, Cliff Lee).
In the meantime, we're still on track for that Indians-Pirates World Series, right?
As Indians closer Chris Perez told me at the All-Star Game, "Cleveland and Pittsburgh have baseball players, too. You forget about that with all of the Yankees and Red Sox stuff."
2. Is Carlos Beltran this year's Cody Ross? While the Indians were acquiring the highest impact starting pitcher on the market, the Giants picked up arguably the highest impact offensive player in Carlos Beltran. Problem is, have you seen Beltran's San Francisco numbers? He was 1 for 15 (.071) with a .133 on-base percentage and .071 slugging percentage in his first three games and, after going 1 for 3 on Sunday, still is looking for his first Giants home run (and second RBI). He's got a long way to go to match San Francisco's key waiver claim last August -- Ross -- but the prediction here is Beltran can be every bit the postseason hero Ross was when October arrives.
3. Heath Bell, Mr. Padre: How big of a shock was it that Heath Bell didn't move? With a trade clearly having been made, manager Bud Black met with reporters in the dugout about an hour before gametime Sunday and said, "We've traded Mike to Texas." Pause. "You mean Heath," one reporter corrected. Pause. "Wait," Black replied, confused. "You guys think we traded Heath to Texas?"
All along, the Padres targeted two of Texas' best Double-A pitchers: Joe Wieland, who threw a no-hitter the other night, and Robbie Erlin. The Rangers wanted Adams instead of Bell because they love his sinker, and because he's under club control through 2012, while Bell can be a free agent this winter.
In the end, the Padres and Rangers compromised.
"[Rangers GM] Jon Daniels and I have been talking for several weeks, and I made it clear the players we wanted," Padres GM Jed Hoyer said. "They always preferred to acquire Mike because of the extra year."
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"We've had conversations with his agent," Hoyer said. "They've been more conceptual than anything else, getting a feel for where we are."
4. Yankees sit this one out; Boston nearly does: By one accounting -- Joel Sherman of the New York Post -- this is the first time since 1999 that the Yankees failed to make a July trade. They were outbid by Cleveland for Jimenez, the Dodgers' Hiroki Kuroda declined to waive his no-trade clause (before a deal was presented to him), and Houston's Wandy Rodriguez didn't do it for them. It will be fascinating to see how all this plays out for the rotation-challenged Yanks. Speculation continues to grow that GM Brian Cashman, a free agent this winter, will move on to a different challenge.
Boston, in the meantime, apparently was looking to corner the market on brittle starters. A deal with Oakland for Rich Harden fell through, freeing the Sox to go get Ben Sheets. Instead, they acquired Seattle's Erik Bedard who, because of multiple shoulder surgeries, has not thrown a pitch later than July 25 since 2007. And who has not thrown a pitch in September since 2006. His current 91 1/3 innings pitched this season is his highest total since '07.
5. Milwaukee pitch perfect: Savvy Brewers GM Doug Melvin struck for Francisco "K-Rod" Rodriguez the night of the All-Star Game, and after Rickie Weeks' sprained ankle, acquired infielders Felipe Lopez and Jerry Hairston Jr. in the past few days. Hairston in particular is a great get: he can play second base, shortstop, third base, all three outfield positions, he's a great clubhouse guy and a solid team player.
Brewers manager Ron Roenicke phoned his old buddy, Padres manager Bud Black, while doing homework last week in advance of the deal because Hairston played for San Diego last year and Roenicke and Black worked together on the Angels' staff under Mike Scioscia earlier this decade. "Go get him," Black advised -- and with good reason: there is an argument to be made that had Hairston not gotten hurt and missed two weeks beginning in late August last year, the Padres would have held on and won the NL West.
6. Rangers perfect pitch(ers), too: At least, that's what they hope they acquired in relievers Koji Uehara (Baltimore) and Mike Adams (San Diego), two moves that significantly strengthen Texas' bullpen while the Rangers' only competition in the AL West, the Angels, did nothing.
Three things that will make for a smooth transition for Adams, who had not allowed an earned run in 23 of his past 25 games and whose .155 opponents' batting average ranked as sixth-best among NL relievers:
• He will be reunited with pitching coach Mike Maddux, with whom he worked in Milwaukee from 2004-06.
• He will be reunited with catcher Yorvit Torrealba, who handled him beautifully last year during San Diego's 90-win season.
• He's a Texas native.
"It should be fun," Adams said. "I play to win, and this past month has been frustrating."
7. The NL East race starts in Houston. Discuss: The Phillies went to the Astros to get an offensive reinforcement in Hunter Pence. Atlanta went to the Astros to beef up its offense with Michael Bourn. The argument already is raging as to who did better -- the Braves, for one thing, snatched Bourn without giving up any of their top four pitching prospects. True, but the Phillies were able to replace the hole left by Jayson Werth (and not filled by Domonic Brown) at a fraction of the cost. As for the Astros, sources say the Pacific Coast League is considering expansion -- but might not allow the Astros in.
8. Don't forget the Tigers: Yes, Cleveland got the headlines with Jimenez while lots of people watched the Tigers import Doug Fister from Seattle and chortled something about his being 3-12. Caution: Remember, the Mariners score less frequently than Dungeons & Dragons addicts. Fister had the worst run support of any AL pitcher (1.97 runs a game), and his 3.33 ERA ranks 19th in the AL.
9. The Twins and Drew Storen: Minnesota, only six games behind Detroit in the AL Central after being 20 games under .500 on June 1, tried like crazy to add bullpen help but couldn't do it. The Twins were adamant that they weren't going into sell mode, so they kept Michael Cuddyer, Jason Kubel and Delmon Young. The Nationals took a hard run at Denard Span, according to sources, but would not include closer Drew Storen in what the Twins deemed a satisfactory return package.
The Twins' frustration was evident in two tweets from club president Dave St. Peter on Sunday following a 7-3 loss to Oakland:
First tweet: "Disappointing day for the ballclub -- both on field and in the front office. Still a lot of baseball to be played. Better days ahead!"
Second tweet: "Speaking of the deadline, I give [GM] Bill Smith and his staff credit for efforts to improve our club for '11, '12 and beyond. It takes two."
10. The weekend's most painful deal: Tampa Bay GM Andrew Friedman traded his appendix for an organ to be named later. Seriously: Poor guy was stricken with appendicitis on Saturday and underwent emergency surgery. The Rays said he was conducting business from his hospital room, but who knows? Maybe in the post-surgery haze, Friedman thought he traded B.J. Upton to the Yankees.


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Legacy Group - Systems for Living: Understanding and Designing for a Sustainable Life Month of November 23-December 21 , 2014This workshop's start date has passed.
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Words like sustainability, permaculture, and ecological design are now part of the public lexicon, but what do they really mean? We turn on the tap and water comes out, the switch and there is light, go to the store and the shelves are full of food. Rarely are we afforded an in-depth look at how these basic life functions actually work, and how to participate in these essential aspects of our lives in a more conscious way.
Physically isolated from other communities, semi-independent of public sewers, water systems, commercial food production, and energy sources, Esalen provides a unique opportunity to understand how the places where we live physically function. This program offers a microcosmic look at what works and what doesn't, and how to improve our own "life support" systems back home.
Guided by farmer and author Michael Ableman, guest presenters, and by those who manage the basic systems that keep Esalen functioning, we will explore the inner workings and philosophy of the farm, garden, and kitchen; Esalen's water sources, sewage systems, and energy supply; the structures where people live, stay, meet, and work; and how these systems are integrated or not. We will hear from those who work with these systems about challenges, strengths and weaknesses of existing infrastructure, planned improvements, and hopes for the future.
Participants will have the opportunity to develop ideas and designs for the systems we are studying at Esalen, and then learn how to apply those concepts to their own homes and communities. This month-long exercise will provide the inspiration and information that is applicable to any situation, whether a single-family home, a neighborhood, or an entire community. This month is especially useful for people who seek to create a more sustainable world — in their everyday lives and beyond.


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It's not often a sophomore is able to emerge as a shut-down defensive force, but that appears to be exactly what point guard Niaga Mitchell-Cole is becoming for Roosevelt. No matter that she averaged 16 points and was named the Most Valuable Player in leading the Rough Riders (5-0) to the championship at last week's […] [Read More]
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The Elegant Princess Peach - Costume Journal and Tips
Cosplay Journal #1 - 2011 Rewrite by TR Rose
This guide was long overdue for a rewrite! Princess Peach was the first "big" costume I ever made, and I've learned so much since then. This guide is going to condense the old costume journal and list out the components like I did with my Link tutorial. I hope this makes it easier to read and learn from!
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Pink Dress
This is the most iconic part of Peach's costume, and I assembled the dress from 3 patterns - a large, full skirt (McCalls 4090), a fitted bodice, and puffed sleeves (McCalls 4777). Sadly the original pattern for the sleeves is no longer in print, but there are other puffed sleeve patterns available. You usually can find them in the costume section of the pattern book. I originally left the skirt and top as two separate pieces, but I learned that sewing them into a single dress was easier to wear and looked better.
The hoopskirt was ordered from Ebay seller AngelsBridal (cost about $20). The particular hoop I used was the 3-hoop full crinoline/petticoat skirt, with adjustable waist and hoops. This is a great Ebay seller, who I've used for other purchases as well (including a larger hoop for my Belle gown, several colors of long gloves, and a petticoat for Zelda). My friends have ordered hoopskirts from this seller as well.
This is the part of the costume I've improved the most since the original version of the costume. The current wig was puchased from Ebay seller CosplayAnimeWigs (formerly Zhenna0036). The wig was described as golden blonde wavy long wig, but I'm not sure if they still carry that particular style. I cut the bangs and made the little flipped-out sections at the top using sponge rollers and a hair dryer. It was my first wig styling, so the bangs are a bit too short, but it works for the costume.
I used metal "French Bucket" vase from Michael's floral department. I used Dremel to cut crown shape out of metal, and a hot glue gun to attach acrylic jewels. I then used the Dremel to punch tiny holes in the bottom, and attached hair combs to base with gold floral wire. To wear the crown, I use blonde hair clips to attach the combs to the wig.
White Gloves
These can be found at any costume shop. You can use Halloween story quality gloves, or spring for nice bridal-style gloves from a place like AngelsBridal.
For my original necklace, I ordered jewel from WholesalersUSA, Inc. (the Jumbo size Caribbean Blue Non-iridized gems). I used gold Fimo clay to make setting, and placed two small jump rings into top of clay before baking. I then turned into necklace using Magic Stretch invisible beading cord.
I later superglued a piece of foil behind the jewel to make it appear shinier.
I ordered pink ballet slippers online. They're appropriate for the character, and extremely comfortable even after all-day wear. Highly recommended (and they have held up through many years of conventions!)
I made a basic pattern out of newspaper. The Veggie base is made of bunchy white fur, and the leaves made from green felt. The eyes are made from large black buttons, and the face details added with black fabric paint.
I ordered a yellow parasole from a party supplies website in yellow. It arrived with white lace around the edges, but I wanted it to look like Perry from Super Princess Peach. I carefully seam-ripped the original stitches to take the lace off altogether. I made a new ruffle using a sheer aqua fabric remnant. I folded a long strip in half and sewed a basting stitch to make a long tube. Then I gathered the tube and hand-stitched this to the parasol edge.I also used brown spraypaint to color the handle brown.
The face was drawn on with black fabric paint and pink glitter glue.
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Louis C. Tiffany and the Art of Devotion
The Museum of Biblical Art (MOBiA), New York, NY
October 12, 2012 – January 20, 2013
Louis C. Tiffany and the Art of Devotion is the first exhibition to focus solely on the extraordinary array of church decoration and memorials produced by Louis C. Tiffany (1848-1933) and his studios.
For 50 years, Tiffany oversaw production and marketing of a vast assortment of decorative elements for many of America's leading congregations—Protestant, Catholic and Jewish. Tiffany employed designers, draftsmen, and craftspeople who produced decorative wall treatments, mosaic floors, lighting, furniture, altarpieces, pulpits, candlesticks, liturgical vestments, and funerary memorials. Works in many media—marble, glass, wood, metal, and fabric—could be had "off the rack" with minimal personalization or as one-of-a-kind commissions, designed exclusively for a particular patron.
The success of Tiffany's vision—measured in part by his prodigious output through his long career—was due not only to the quality and variety of the work, but to his ambitious advertising campaigns. Through a combination of showroom displays, sales catalogues, press releases, luxurious illustrated pamphlets, and installations made for national and international expositions, Tiffany ably marketed his designs to the public and clients alike. Through these various outlets, high-quality church and memorial designs became synonymous with his signature brand, Tiffany Studios.
Louis C. Tiffany and the Art of Devotion considers the breadth and depth of the firm's oeuvre, and the place Tiffany Studios created for itself in American religious art. Featuring the leaded-glass windows most often associated with Tiffany, as well as mosaics, liturgical objects, watercolor sketches of windows, interiors and ecclesiastic furniture, the exhibition shows how Tiffany continued the grand tradition of religious art, transforming it to suit an American audience.
The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog published by D. Giles LTD of London.
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Sep 30, 2008
I'm a little obsessed. And by a little obsessed I mean tuned in to The News 24/7 palpitating with each dramatic climb or drop of the market, watching twitter for latest information, basically becoming a human news ticker. "Market down! Market up! Bill didn't pass! Bill being updated!" and on and on. It's annoying my own self.
I'm having a hard time focusing on anything other than the Economy. On anything aside from "THE MARKET". From anything aside from "THE GREAT GLOBAL MELTDOWN OF TWO THOUSAND AND EIGHT IN WHICH THE FLINGERS LOOSE THEIR HOUSE AND FORTUNE." Because, if I'm honest, we are those people. We believed the nice Countrywide lady. We took a mortgage out with interest only on a 297K condo because the housing market in Seattle was so out of control, we couldn't get a house. We were smart, really, not wanting to pay more than 300K for anything knowing we couldn't afford it and yet? Here we are: 45K upside down on our teeny tiny condo praying that in 12 months everything will turn around because we are so totally fucked if it doesn't. The ARM comes up in 12 months and our kids may be playing with sticks and beating each other with rocks at that time.
Or maybe they already do that but it will henceforth be known as "home."
So I'm watching for selfish reasons. For concern. As a libertarian I despise all things Big Government. As a stupid idiot, who bought in a high market and will refinance in a low market, I'm giving myself an ulcer.
So forgive me if you come to my house for dinner and I sit with you at the table for two hours telling you why DEARGODWEAREALLGOINGDOWN. Which is what I did last night after fish tacos and two glasses of wine.
I'm really sorry about that conversation. And probably the lack of cumin, too.
And, as is custom when I'm all sorts of "I don't know how to end this," Look! My kids are cute!
Your kids really are cute.
If we're going down, I want there to be plenty of booze.
By sizzle on 2008 09 30
I'd invite you over for dinner at my place, but the price of gas to get here wouldn't help your cause. I'm sorry things look sucky. But really, most kids would probably be thrilled with rocks and sticks to play with anyway. Heck, give mine a trowel, dirt and space to run and they're good. Big boxes with leftover sewing stuff (lace, ribbon, felt, buttons, anything) go over well if I remember right. You're creative enough, you'll be fine.
By Lanna on 2008 10 01
You're kids are beautiful.
I work across the street from the NYSE. The media vultures are circling. Hang in there.
By MariaV on 2008 10 01
Your kids are adorable, and I hope this market turns around for all of us…we have a lot to lose and I totally get your obsession to the information.
And I would totally enjoy eating fish tacos and wine regardless of the conversation
By Steph on 2008 10 01
Les - turn off the freaking news!!! Somehow we'll all survive this.
The kids are adorable….
By Marie on 2008 10 01
LB looks so big and mature, all of a sudden. They are both beautiful!
By Jen on 2008 10 01
Your kids are beautiful!
I suppose there is an upside to being a military family, as long as their is a government there will be a paycheck. I'm worried about this economic blip (thats my attempt at being positive…blip) but being solo parent and worrying about my dear crashing into a side of a mountain gives me other worry outlets. I suppose its helpful.
I'm sure it will all work out for you, take deep breathes. And hit the wine. Hard. And turn on some E! tv. Really. No real news on that channel. : )
By the mrs. on 2008 10 01
Move here dammit. Also, I blogged about this very thing last night. It's creepy how similar we are.
Makes me want to shout "I have a motherfucking twin in Seattle!!"
Course that would make me look stupid, eh?
By Karen Sugarpants on 2008 10 01
You got me laughing out loud again.
The "cumin" and the "my kids are cute"
You are hilarious!!!!!
By Laura on 2008 10 01
I will come to dinner at your house, and then we will turn on some trashy tv. Nothing of this ECONOMIC DOOM crap. I am tired of it and the election, and all. I am contemplating stabbing myself with a shrimp fork just to you know ease my misery. Here's a plan, if things get bad, I have a spare room and a HUGE basement. We can finish the basement, and put the boys in the bunkbeds together, it will be a drive for Mr. Flinger to work, but hey! You'll have a ROOF over your pretty little heads!
By Mrs. Tantrum on 2008 10 01
Dude I'm totally all news all the time right now too. It's like a weird soap opera I can't turn off. Hopefully we're not screwed, I'm cautiously optimistic that things will get resolved (OMG pleaes?) but still, frickin frack it's nerve wracking.
And yeah, the kids are totally adorable.
By skiplovey on 2008 10 01
I feel for you. I am not personally going through this as my husband and I are so far in debt that we will never be able to own anything. In fact, I am not quite sure if I own my daughter right now because I think I have been promising businesses children for electricity and food over the last few years.
At any rate, I feel for you and I hope that something changes this "no-so-much as recession. We are not in a recession" recession.
By Kristina on 2008 10 01
I'm just glad you're back in my little blogosphere so we can all go down together!!
btw, we had dinty moore for dinner last night…can't afford SHIT anymore!!
By Little Miss on 2008 10 01
I am so freaking sorry. I have such anger about this situation. I think that Countrywide is EVIL and I am praying and hoping it turns around.
I don't have a mortgage and so I can only sympathize because we are renting BUT the plan to build my house has been moved indefinitely because there is NO WAY that we will be granted a new construction loan in this market.
I love you. I wish that I could have dinner with you. We'd have to eat something else though, because I don't think my itty bitty fetus would have much fun with cumin. Hee!
By Loralee on 2008 10 02


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it is a mistake to use the words 'not' and 'skilled' in a sentence about john henry bonham. it reveals a lot about your ears and approach to drumming and nothing about the truth. john bonham is above negative comment here please.
like ringo and to some extent charlie...
don't bash bonzo.
no way, no how.
i have avoided describing my love for the guy but here goes:
John henry bonham.
probably the greatest rock drummer in history. his sound and approach are often shadowed by the sheer intensity of his choices. each song is a gem of drumming. you can listen to them over and over again and eventually you see how this genious drove the band...chose the unobvious and subtley made it obvious. everybody cites the moby dick, whole lotta love, levi breaks examples. but i have the complete boxed set and let me tell you there are those rarer songs where you see what an enormously creative guy he was.
listen to:
fool in the rain
- one of the most beautiful purdy shuffles (better that roseanna IMO) that hi hat accent is perfectly placed and a bastard to mimick.
gallows pole
- drumming only at the end of the song is an exciting blue grass (or is it motown?) that comes in on the off and then shifts back and forth like breathing.
stairway to heaven
- also only near the end of the song some beautiful open grooving so orchestrated that no 30 seconds is the same. the figure he throws in at the end of that solo illuded me for years.
dazed and confused
- the song that taught me blues drumming and also alerted me to the usefulness of triplets, starting huge fills in very odd places and riding on a crash cymbal.
good time bad times
- the first song on the first record and look at how bonzo introduces himself to the world. a drummer's song. the broken one footed triplets, the power. the choice of groove.
black dog
- did kieth moon ever do something so un-obvious? bonzo starts each phrase so off it is like a hiccup. then he releases the tension the third time around and goes on his ride. and then there those thunder crack like fills near the end of the song.
rock n' roll
- a song with a hook of a start. and an ending that blisters the ear with enviable hand speed. best to watch it on disc two of the DVD. when robert plant grins and looks around at the end of the song it is becuase he knew his mate was about to do something awesome on a drum kit...
bonzo's montreaux
- a more musical solo than moby dick. an everest for single bass-drum drummers to climb for sure.
four sticks
- can anyone actually play this song? i heard even bonzo avoided it after he got it down on tape. its a monster.
- listen to the bass drum work in the fill at 2:00. wha? unfortunately badly recorded but listen carefully to how much is there.
celebration day
- at 1:52 bonzo shows some masterful snare flams at incredible speed. the man was a master at rudiments.
rain song
- for bonzos beautiful brushwork. a dynamics genious not just a basher. he uses brushes for the whole song even the parts where it sounds like sticks.
lemon song
- beautiful gong start but LISTEN TO THE FILLS BETWEEN 5:13 AND 5:27 ... IF YOU ARE NOT YET A CONVINCED BONZO FAN, YOU WILL BE!!! According to the legend this was all done in one take and BEFORE 1970!
over the hills and far away
- hi-hat foot work is exceptional. he holds it open for an unusual amount of time. and there in comes the groove. in this song his bass drum sound is wonderful. this is what i want my bassdrum to sound like. at 3:10ish you even hear his speedking squeak.
living loving maid
- what a cool beat! i love the way the whole groove changes at 00:20, 00:54 and 1:27. this is a cool snare sound.
the crunge
- odd times. 9/8 this is a terrible beat to try and copy.
the ocean
- 17/8 (we've done for already but now we're steady and thyen they went one...two...three...four... what a count in.)
poor tom
- i love this snare work and that bass drum punches it out undeniably. perfect control almost as if he looped it.
i could go on
and on...
he's my hero.
what can i say.
i don't model my drumming on bonzo (well not much). i model my creativity on him. when confronting a new song i think how bonzo would do it. i like to imagine he is watching me and that usually makes me kick up my drumming a notch.
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As the morning sun warmed the Habitat for Humanity work site, Reba Carroll stood next to saw horses and strips of white vinyl siding, and thought about college rivalries.
The Citadel, the College of Charleston, Charleston Southern University you hear a lot about the areas rivalries, especially basketball, said Carroll, 19, a sophomore studying psychology at the College of Charleston. But if you could unite them all, you could get a lot done.
That happened Monday as local college students spent the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday serving the homeless in downtown Charleston, building homes for the needy on James Island and doing other volunteer work.
At least 36,000 students attend colleges and universities in the Charleston metro area. Sometimes theres a stigma when you see a group of cadets out at a party, or the same is true when cadets see some C of C students, said McDavid Stoddard, 21, a junior at the College of Charleston.
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Lets see how this goes, Stoddard said after Arp made notches in the vinyl. Arp then slipped the strip over the window, I think it works, he said with a laugh, and Pinnock added: By the grace of God.
At Crisis Ministries on Meeting Street, students rolled silverware, chopped apples, peeled boiled eggs and cooked beans and hotdogs.
We just wanted them to serve the community and help others, said Brittany Pack, the campus service learning coordinator for Charleston Southern University who helped organize the event. No matter where you volunteer, its always a humbling experience.
During idle time, students chatted about their own schools cafeteria food and where the shelter was in relation to their colleges.
Mark Pierce, a senior at The Citadel, had never been to Crisis Ministries and had no idea it was less than a two miles from the school. He appreciated the chance to meet other area students and work together for a good cause. We can live in a bubble, if were not careful, he said. Its nice to get off campus and help people.
Their service was one way Americans nationwide commemorated the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, which has been designated by Congress as a national day of service.
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|Thanks so much to all the artists who I've commissioned. You guys are awesome! I love commissioning and helping artists out!
|Thanks so much to all the artists who I've commissioned. You guys are awesome! I love commissioning and helping artists out!
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Pixel Family!
Rizto Pixels!
Note: All of my original works can be found at Catriana-Sommers. This be a fanart area now.
Name: Catriana Sommers
Age: 30
Hobbies: Writing, reading,
About Me: I write a lot. I've been getting into Dragon Age and I write Original stuffs.
Genre's I Think I Don't Suck In: Romance, Fantasy
Genre's I Enjoy Reading: Romance, SciFi/Fantasy, Angst(sometimes).
Current Manga Obsession: Soul Eater, Fairy Tail, D. Gray Man, Claymore
Video Games I be playin: Kingoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Dragon Age II, Skyrim, Neverwinter Nights 2, Jade Empire
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To everyone who has commented or faved my work: Thank you so very much, it means a lot to me to know that there are folks enjoying it. Even if you do neither, thank you for taking the time to read it and if you liked it then that's all that matters.
Cuz I ain't got none. I don't like the points system.
Important Notice: Please do not note or e-mail me asking for me to commission you. If you are taking commissions and would like for me to check you out, please leave a comment.
Personal Wish List
* Potential DA: I character design (might not be until the game is actually released)
* Mahariel(custom)/Zevran
* Krasin
* Nes'sa and Krui (kids or adult)
* Ninorok and
* Arzel
* Rizto!
* Empyrean Phoenix stuff (chibis?)
* Avery in armor
* Clear and precise map of Meedia (the world The Arcanus Series takes place in. I have the map drawn out, but I'd like a professional to take a crack at it)
Artists I Highly Recommend!
These are all artists who I have commissioned in the past with excellent communication, turnaround times, prices, and outstanding product and are usually available. They were also all around a blast to work with. Feel free to look in my Commissions gallery for other artists I've commissioned(because I have loads of other artists who were also awesome to work with with quick turnarounds, but may be a bit more expensive), these are just my top picks for anyone looking for a good, affordable artist without a long wait or too many complications. Please feel free to note me with anyone you think should be added to the list and I'll check them out!
Note: Also, if you don't see an artist up here, it might also be because I know they're not taking commissions at the moment.
Advice for Commissioners by A great read for artists looking to do commissions!


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keep both and move hyno to te.... sorry I had to but **** it keep 2
keep both and move hyno to te.... sorry I had to but **** it keep 2
2014 season
23 rushes for 255yards 3td
39 pancake blocks
50 tackles 3 sacks (3 td saving tackles including final tackle as time expired to clinch win, hit of the game 9/14 & 10/26 )
9-0-1 record///// invited to play in tiny mite bowl and beat the team we tied in regular season
youtube (youth football Iselin Giants and look for video that's 4 mins 19sec)
I liked ski for his soft hands and YAC
they will both be at camp next season.....
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
I believe Hynoski is much younger so I'd go with him if both are healthy.
People who think Conner is above and beyond Hynoski either have a short memory or just became fans this season. At the very least, they'll be competing with one another next year.
Does anyone have the stats on how the running game has been with Connor as opposed to before him?
So its settle bring them both back let them fight it out.. Like an air conditioner and and a humidifier in the same room.
Bill Loyal to the NYG logo


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Michael M. Oswalt
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B.A., Haverford College
M.T.S. (Master of Theological Studies), Duke University
J.D., Duke University
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: (815) 753-2066
Professor Oswalt Cited in Washington Post Blog on Labor Law
Assistant Professor of Law Michael Oswalt was cited by reporter Lydia DePillis in a blog post for the Washington Post website on March 3, 2015. DePillis wrote on the legal difficulties facing labor unions. Her article linked to a paper written by Professor Oswalt for Volume 8, issue 2 of the University of California-Irvine Law Review that dealt with workers petitioning the government to form a union under the National Labor Relations Act.
Professor Oswalt Quoted in Online Piece on Credit Scores
Assistant Professor of Law Michael Oswalt was cited in a recent article appearing on independent website CardHub.com, published in March 2014. The article is called "What is a Good Credit Score?" and Professor Oswalt offers his insights on misconceptions regarding the way companies look at credit histories.
Professor Oswalt Publishes Piece in Huffington Post
Assistant Professor of Law Michael Oswalt wrote a piece for the February 13, 2014 Politics Blog portion of the Huffington Post. The piece details his opinion on the ramifications of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit revoking the right to strike in the Aircraft Service International v. Working Washington case.
Professor Oswalt Quoted in Article on Airline Union Issues
Assistant Professor of Law Michael Oswalt was quoted in Steve Wilhelm's December 10, 2013 article in the Puget Sound Business Journal. The article deals with the potential for airline manufacturer Boeing to engage in legal action with its largest union over keeping construction of the Beoing 777X in the state of Washington. Professor Oswalt has experience involving the law and labor unions stemming from his time working for the Service Employees International Union.
Professor Michael Oswalt Writes Op-Ed on Labor Law for Chicago Sun-Times
On September 10, 2013, Assistant Professor of Law Michael Oswalt wrote an op-ed piece for the Chicago Sun-Times. The piece discussed United States labor law in the context of the recent work stoppages at fast food restaurants and retail stores through the nation. Professor Oswalt formerly worked for the Service Employees International Union, which supports the fast food and retail strikes.


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Comments about 0.44 GPM Airless Paint Sprayer with Quadraflow Spray Gun:
This Campbell Hausfeld PD 270D sprayer was used to paint the exterior (cedar)siding of my 1,860 sq. ft. house.
After preliminary set-up and pressure adjustments for the latex exterior grade paint I was using, the PD 270 sprayer worked flawlesly achieving professional coverage and results.
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I bought this model never knowing anyone to own this product,took a chance and I'm very glad I did! I'm a professional painter and I've used stains,latex and even enamel paints through this airless and does a GREAT JOB!!! This is also by far one of the most easy to clean!!! I've also had this airless for two years and not one problem with the airless or the gun Thanks C.H.
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Vet, 80, honored with high school diploma.
While we're in the middle of summer vacation and virtually no one is thinking about school or graduation, one man is. And he's 80 years old.
Duane was born in Roseau, Minn. and now he lives near St. Cloud. When you talk about someone who's been through it all, Duane really has, according to WDAZ in Grand Forks.


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SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP -- A Springfield Township teen was struck and killed Tuesday night and the driver of the vehicle did not stop.
The Summit County Medical Examiner's office says that about 9:30 Tuesday evening, 16-year-old Anthony Weakland was walking eastbound on Albrecht Avenue in Springfield Township when he was struck.
Anthony was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Summit County post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating.
An autopsy Wednesday morning revealed that he died from blunt force trauma to the head.


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To celebrate the late-night sketch show's 40th season, NBC is introducing "SNL Vintage," a weekly look back at iconic episodes from the show's hysterical history.
A look at NBC's fall primetime lineup for Thursday nights, featuring the final season of "Parenthood," new show "Bad Judge" starring Kate Walsh and "A to Z," a romantic comedy about a young couple navigating the...
"The Voice's" coach chairs have started turning once more, as season seven of the hit show premiered Monday.
Stars Jesse Spencer and Monica Raymund chat about what fans can expect from the upcoming third season of "Chicago Fire," and what it's like to be mistaken for a real firefighter in times of need.
Pharrell Williams and Gwen Stefani join the singing competition show, which is more about the contestants than the coaches.
From "The Voice" to "The Blacklist" to NBC's new drama "State of Affairs," a sneak peek at NBC's primetime fall lineup for Monday nights.
Get set for more intrigue and cliffhangers in the second season of "The Blacklist," premiering Monday September 22 on NBC.
In honor of the NFL season kicking off, Blake Shelton and Jimmy Fallon competed head-to-head in a "Random Object Football Toss" showdown on Wednesday's episode of "The Tonight Show."
Here's Peter Pan! Allison Williams will be the boy from Neverland in NBC's Peter Pan Live! airing this December. The "Girls" star debuted the first photo of herself in character on NBC's "Today." Christopher...
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