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When do bad decisions catch up with the powers that be in this organization? Oh, I forgot that to improve management you have to pay some competent people more than the incompetents are making. That would go against DOLAN RULE NUMBER 1 - go cheap and hope you get lucky. It's a very enlightened philosophy and clearly works.
The Indians we all know and hate are clearly back. The big tease could only last so long. AKA, the more things change the more they stay the same, Mr. Dolan.
Trade Dolan.
The only thing I'm waiting for is Dolan Bobble Head Night, complete with a bag of stick pins.
Trade Dolan. He's only worth a scuffed ball but who cares. Better yet release him and throw a big party.
"The Curse of Larry Dolan" continues.
As rosy as "the curse of larry dolan."
Does that mean he has a spaghetti swing? He'll be in good company.
It all matters not. Dolan has a cheap manager, cheap players, a cheap front office, and a mediocre farm system. He could care less about the team winning, unless it's by a fluke because some of his cheapo players mistakenly do something, and he certainly could care less about the fans. If he cared he'd spend some money or role it in and emerge from his bunker.
Have faith, Dolan's in charge and Shapiro's still around.
Glad you've got it all figured out. Perhaps the Cubs have something to say about the matter.
An annual mediocre team is symptomatic of poor ownership, management, and player development. Any doubters when it comes to the Tribe's trifecta?
Sipp scares me every time he comes in. We can't do better?
You're swinging the wrong type of club Albert. Man, could we use your bat.
The poison in the air in Cleveland has nothing to do with the players or the fans, it's the noxious atmosphere created by an ownership that clearly doesn't care about the players or the fans; it's only concerned with not spending money and hoping that by some fluke, probably all those washed up or never will be free agents they sign, the team will accomplish something.
Accordingly, there's only one problem in Cleveland and it begins with a "D."
Wrong. The impact he left here is Santana, if I'm not mistaken.
Couldn't believe Acta didn't have him bunting. This is managing?
John, you sound upset about the Tribe giving up on a "never was" and "never will be." You're obviously praying to hard for miracles out of this organization. Ain't gonna happen. By the way, he did very little in spring training. Ever hear of "garbage in, garbage out?"
It probably was Texas. They decided that if you approach Dolan with a cash proposal, it's a done deal. This way you'll have more money to go after other washed up or washed out players and pray you get lucky. It's a "Tribe thing."


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Congrats... you must be one happy dad.
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On 28 May 1881, Daniel Francois Malherbe was born in Dal Josafat, Paarl, in the Western Cape (then Cape Colony). Malherbe was a novelist, poet and dramatist who helped to establish Afrikaans as a cultural language in South Africa.
Malherbe published several volumes of poetry and drama, but he is best known for his novels. These include Vergeet Nil (1913; "Don't Forget"), Die Meulenaar (1936; "The Miller"), Saul (1933-37) a biblical trilogy and En die Wawiele Rol (1945; "And the Wagon Wheels Roll On") a story describing the Great Trek.
Malherbe was also a professor of literature at the University of Bloemfontein from 1922- 42. He died on 12 April 1969 in Bloemfontein.
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HUNTINGTON -- Huntington has entered a national competition that is designed to enhance communities through beautification.
"Our goal is to make this sustainable. It's not a one-shot deal to impress judges," said Tom Bell, executive director of the Huntington Municipal Development Authority. "It's our opportunity to be exemplary and help make Huntington a place that people want to live."
Bell spoke to The Herald-Dispatch's editorial board Wednesday about Huntington's participation in the 2013 America in Bloom program. America in Bloom is a nonprofit organization formed in 2001 which promotes beautification through education and community involvement by encouraging the use of flowers, plants, trees and other environmental and lifestyle enhancements.
The organization offers a national awards program that provides a framework for improving quality of life and includes on-site coaching by a team of expert judges. Huntington is among 20 cities in 14 states that have signed up for the competition thus far. Registration ends Feb. 28.
The judges evaluate each city using six criteria: floral displays, landscaped areas, urban forestry, environmental efforts, heritage preservation and overall impression. Each of the criteria is further evaluated on municipal, residential, commercial and community involvement.
Each city receives a "bloom" rating on a scale of one to five based on the judges' scores. "Best of the best" awards for each of the six criteria also go to the cities that put on the best presentation in their population groups. Huntington will be in the 25,000-50,000 population group, Bell said.
Lisa Riley, Bell's executive assistant and a member of the new Huntington in Bloom Committee, said judges will spend two days in Huntington in late June or early July, which is why the committee will use a red, white and blue theme using American flags and floral displays. The effort will focus on the downtown but it will also include Marshall University's campus, residential neighborhoods, parks and historic buildings, she said.
"This brings us national recognition and exposure, it gives us an opportunity to get ready and clean up, and it gives us some valuable community feedback from professionally trained judges who have seen the best of what cities across the country have to offer," Riley said. "I think that alone is worth its weight in gold."
Right now there is a core group of individuals working on the six criteria, Riley said. They will make presentations and solicit volunteers during a public meeting at 7 p.m. April 15 at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena.
Marshall, the Huntington Area Development Council, Cabell-Huntington Convention and Visitors Bureau, Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce, Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District and the arena are partners in the project.
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Welcome to the ongoing saga that is the Geek Playlist! For those of you just joining us, I've featured five songs available on Spotify, each centered around a weekly theme. So please listen and enjoy. Also, feel free to add suggestions for more songs this week's song. If the song is available in Spotify, I'll add it to the playlist so we have a nice, growing set of geeky songs. In addition, don't forget that the songs from the weekly playlist will be added to the master playlist, which you can access here. Subscribe to the master playlist, and watch your collection of geek-themed songs grow by the week!
This week's playlist can be accessed on Spotify here. And the theme? Well, since it's Presidents' Day, what better way to celebrate than by some of the best songs about the Presidents? Is there something I missed? Let me know.
Jonathan Coulton – "The Presidents"
Since this is a day for all of the Presidents, it's only appropriate that we start out with a song featuring all of them (well, except Obama, as this was written before his Presidency.) It's a nice, catchy, succinct summary of each one.
Johnny Cash – "Mister Garfield"
James A. Garfield tends to get lost to history, and when he's mentioned at all, it's because of his assassination. This song by Johnny Cash is no different, of course, being a pretty melancholy account of the President's death.
So while you're listening to this song, think a little bit about Garfield the President. He was very much in favor of civil rights and appointed several African-Americans to posts in his Administration. He tried (but, alas, failed) to push through a bill that would have provided universal education to the former slaves in the hopes of ensuring that they maintained their liberty in the South. He also attacked the spoils system, paving the way for his successor, Rutherford B. Hayes to adopt civil service reforms that made Federal bureaucratic positions ones of merit, not political favor. He was also an amateur mathematician, and published a proof in a mathematics journal that still holds up.
It was a loss for the nation when he died.
"We'd Like To Thank You, Herbert Hoover" from Annie
One of my favorite songs from Annie is a nice little lambast of the destructive austerity policies of Herbert Hoover. It's both heartfelt and catchy. My favorite lyric:
In ev'ry port he said "a chicken"
But Herbert Hoover he forgot
Not only don't we have the chicken
We ain't got the pot!
"James K. Polk" by They Might Be Giants
James K. Polk was, in many ways, a detestable man, and the country would've been better off had Henry Clay won the election of 1844. That said, the short summation of Polk's presidency by They Might Be Giants is brilliant. And if you've ever seen John and John in concert, you know that one of the highlights of their show is the firing of the confetti cannon, which frequently follows playing this song.
"Abe Lincoln" by Best Friends Forever
In my entire life, I've never met a bigger fan of our 16th and greatest President than Forbes' own Amanda Massa. She's still the reigning champ, but the band Best Friends Forever gives her a run for her money with their touching ode to Lincoln.
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I know you were an unhappy man
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I really dig this song a lot.
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If dogs could speak, they wouldn't have to hold "it" so long before going outside.
A 20-year-old college student may have invented a solution.
It's every dog lover's dream – and now, 20-year-old Chad Bingo from Penfield is creating an easier way for dogs to tell their owners they want to go out.
When Chad's dog Gracie was a puppy, she would continuously scratch the back door whenever she wanted to go out, causing damage to the door.
One night Chad and his father jokingly put a Staples Easy Button near the door, and to their surprise, Gracie pushed the button signaling that she wanted out.
"We put it by the door not expecting her to do anything and she pushed it and we heard that was easy and we thought this is a great idea."
And it was Chad joined the Young Entrepreneurs Academy the next year and created the "Gotta Go" button with training instructions and all.
For Gracie – it's like clockwork.
Chad is hoping this product makes it big, and to help the process move along, he entered Walmart's "Get on the Shelf" competition.
The "Gotta Go" button made it to the second phase of the competition and now, if he gets enough votes, his product will end up on the shelves of every Walmart in the country.
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Phyllis Lifrage, Kingstree - Mrs. Phyllis Ann Thompson Lifrage, 58, wife of Geoff Lifrage, died Sunday, March 23, 2014, at her residence.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 26, 2014, at Kingstree First Baptist Church. Burial, directed by Williamsburg Funeral Home, followed at Kingstree Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Lifrage was born March 26, 1955, in Fayetteville, North Carolina, the daughter of the late James W. Thompson and Mary Johnson "Polly" Thompson. She was a Senior Customer Service Representative at Farmers Telephone Co-Op and was a member of Kingstree First Baptist Church.
Survivors, in addition to her husband of Kingstree, are: one daughter, Melannie Mims (Danny) of Kingstree; two stepdaughters, Laurel Wade and Tamera Lifrage; one brother, Buster Thompson (Linda) of Kingstree; one sister, Pam Pittman (Ricky) of Raeford, North Carolina; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandson.
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Poet. Born the eldest of seven children at Alloway, near Ayr, the son of William Burnes, a small farmer and gardener for the Provost of Ayr. Burns was educated briefly at John Murdoch's school in Alloway but received most of his schooling at home. His first love, Nelly Kirkpatrick inspired him to try his hand at poetry, and he wrote a song entitled "O, once I lov'd a bonnie lass", and set it to the tune of a traditional reel. In 1783 he started composing poetry in a traditional style using the Ayrshire dialect of Lowland Scots. When his father died in 1784, Burns and his brother Gilbert rented a farm near Mauchline where they struggled to make a living. During the first decade of his career as a poet, Burns reputedly fathered eight illegitimate children born to five different women. One, Jean Armour, became Mrs. Burns in 1788, two years after the first published work of poetry by Robert Burns "Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect" was published in July 1786. The Scots dialect had largely fallen into disuse for formal writing but Burns' revival created a national tradition, and he became most uniquely the poet of his people. Burns moved to Edinburgh in order to dedicate himself to his poetry. A publisher there gave him work editing a collection of Scottish folk songs. The collection, "The Scots Musical Museum", was published in five volumes. Burns contributed over 150 songs, including "Ae Fond Kiss", "A Red, Red Rose" and "Auld Lang Syne". In 1790 he produced what many call his greatest poem, "Tam o' Shanter" about country folk and their lives. He was asked to furnish contributions for "A Select Collection Of Scottish Airs" by George Thomson. He responded by contributing over 100 songs. In 1795, Burns was inspired by the events of the French Revolution to write "For a' that and a' that". He alienated many of his friends by his enthusiastic support of the French Revolution. His health began to fail, and fell into depression; drinking heavily. Burns died in 1796 of rheumatic fever. He was buried in the churchyard of St. Michael's in Dumfries, shortly before his wife, Jean, gave birth to their ninth child. Within a short time of his death, money was sent in from all over Scotland in support of his widow and children. Many of Burns' songs and poems have become international favorites – rare is the year that goes by when "Auld Lang Syne," for instance, is not heard at least once.
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Lloyd only stopped the assault when the woman returned to the room, an incident report states.
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The girl on Nov. 23 told her mother about the assaults and the woman notified police, the report said.
Police charged Floyd with third-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor.
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recipe: fried wontons
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Makes 40-50 wontons
1. In a bowl, mix together cream cheese, green onions, white pepper, and Worcestershire sauce. Place the mixture in a zip-top bag, seal the bag removing as much air as possible in the process. Snip one corner of the bag and set aside to pipe cream cheese mixture onto wonton wrappers.
2. Place one wonton wrapper on a clean work surface and pipe 1 teaspoon of cream cheese filling into the middle. Brush the edges of the wrapper with water and fold corners together to make a triangle. Squeeze all air out of the wrapper and make sure to seal the cream cheese filling in the wrapper so it can't escape while frying.
3. In a dutch oven fitted with a candy thermometer to 350°F, heat 2" of vegetable oil.
4. Fry wontons in batches of 5 or 6 for about 1 minute, until they turn golden brown. Remove to drain on a paper towel lined baking sheet. Continue to fry remaining wontons.
5. Serve hot with sweet chili dipping sauce.
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Own the game: Jay Owner's VIP Infiniti M45
Have you ever had that feeling to step out and be different? It's something a lot of people, myself included, think about. The social norm or status quo is something accepted in all areas of life including our beloved car scene. Jay Owner had that feeling when stepping out of his Eagle Talon and searching for a new ride. In Seattle, the majority of the scene is dominated by Honda and for Jay, that just wasn't going to cut it. He decided to step outside the box and into the VIP scene. After building a 1992 Infiniti Q45, he was hooked and knew where his passion truly was.
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JDM Passion: Ping's 1993 Nissan 240sx
When it comes to cars we all have our favorites. For some of us we knew right away where our loyalty was, and for Ping that started when he was a kid growing up in Thailand. "All my cousins had JDM cars, so I knew that's what I wanted," Ping explained. The day he turned 16 was the day he became a 240 owner, and his allegiance to the JDM world became official.
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Stay Cool: Sam Willson's 1997 Mazda Miata
Sam Willson is a cool guy, well at least after talking with him for some time on the phone I came to that conclusion. You see, unlike other people I have run into in this scene, he is one of the first to admit he likes his car and likes the attention it gathers. With so many people thinking the cool thing now is to call their car a "bucket" or a "beater" it is refreshing just to have someone say thanks after you give them a compliment.
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Photography By: Viet Dang, Christian Williams
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Euro Tripper 2: Ft. Myers Florida
While the rest of the United States is being blanketed by snow we here in the Sunshine State truly feel bad for you… kind of. Welcome to Florida, where you can wear short and tan year-round, and host a killer euro show without worrying about the cold weather and snow. Sure it gets cool down here, but we welcome that as a break. Enough with the weather report, welcome to Euro Tripper 2! February 2014 hosted the second edition of the all euro event in sunny Ft. Myers, Florida. The Germain Arena hosted the show again this year, and if you missed the second edition of this ever growing event it's safe to say you really missed out.
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Bring the Noise, Make a Ruckus: Kam Vaswani's 2012 Honda Ruckus
In the scene today a lot of people claim to love their car. The same can be said for those involved in the ever exploding Ruckus scene. The owners boast about their builds and typically their love is nothing more than mere infatuation. For one owner in particular his love is real, and now not only rules his hobby but also his work life. Kam Vaswani knew after building his 2009 Honda Ruckus that he was hooked and had to have more, and after getting a job at the famous RuckHouse in Orlando, Florida he would get his chance with a brand new build.
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Photography By: Viet Dang
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Changing the Game: John Diep's 2008 BMW 335i
We all know how to play the game. Step 1. Find a Car. Step 2. Lower the car and add some wheels. Step 3. Make your car look the same as any other car in the "scene." But for a select group this isn't good enough, they don't like the game or its rules……..so they change them. John Diep took a hard look at his BMW 335i and thought to himself this wasn't going to be the run of the mill BMW build. Ichi, as he is known to his friends noticed a lot of BMWs all looked the same and really having a passion for the JDM and Euro scene he decided to use a little flare from both to inspire his build. Shooting for an OEM flare, John decided to stick to quality and go for broke with the good stuff right from BMW.
Sep 20, 2013
Photography By: Christian Williams
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Overlooked: Michael Wood's 2008 VW GTI
Very few things really get to me anymore. I typically like to kick back and have a good time, especially when I attend a car get together. I have found though, as I get a little older and start to appreciate the work put into a car that one thing really bugs me. When scrolling through a car blog it is easy to see a car that has the set it and forget it rule done; the owner slapped a set of coil overs on the car and threw some wheels on and BOOM! Instant fame, instant feature and plastered all over the internet. Well in this case, Michael Wood has seemingly been overlooked. Canibeat decided that this was not going to happen any long, so without further adieu here is Mr. Wood's beautiful GTI.
Aug 15, 2013
Photography By: Jared Houston
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JDM Parts & Pride: Chico Luna's Honda Civic Hatchback
Pride. It's something we all have. We all make choices, and sometimes those choices are less than favorable. When Chico Luna decided to work a deal to trade his BMW E46 for the Honda Civic you see before you, it was an exciting moment. Shortly after, though, Chico began running into problems. Horrible suspension and a damaged engine left Chico out of a ride and also with some hurt pride. After weighing his options and laying out the project before him Chico decided he would not be detoured, instead he would push forward and build this car into what HE wanted. Notice the caps? That's right you are looking at Luna's own personal daily/track car and he wouldn't have it any other way.
Jun 26, 2013
Photography By: Jared Houston
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Timeless: Ryan Beard's Volkswagen MKVI Jetta
I know I have admitted this before, but in case you missed it I'll reiterate the fact that I am a huge VW fan. I have owned a few VW's now and it does not seem that the trend will change anytime soon. So what is it that keeps pulling people like myself and our latest feature here Ryan Beard back in? It's a timeless look, clean lines, and a social community that is second to none in the car scene. Ryan had previously owned a MK3 Jetta and knew when deciding on a new project he wanted to start just that way, NEW. Enter the fresh, remodeled MKVI Jetta and Ryan's vision to build a classy car that paid homage to the MK1's and MK2's of the past.
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Buggin Out: Rotiform's 2012 Volkswagen Beetle
We all know the masterminds at Rotiform Brian and Jason are always up to something. Whether it be a beautiful teal Porsche to roll around Worthersee with or a new set of wheels with zero lip on them, the creative minds at the Cali based wheel company never let their wheels stop turning. So needless to say when they prepared themselves to build something clean, simple, and unique for the Meca of all shows SEMA, let's say they had it all figured out. Enter the 2012 Beetle stage left and stage right enter Jason and Brian to start creating this master piece. First off, without the whole Rotiform shop involved as well as some UK help Jason tells us this build wouldn't be possible. The guys had a short time span to get this vehicle completed, making sure that it just wasn't a factory car with a drop and wheels on it. Rotiform wanted to add their unique touch to this Bug and make sure it left an impression.


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How big is your rolodex and does it matter?
Had a great conversation with a job hunting friend. He's a tried and true sales guy – always beating his quota. A great rolodex, healthy w2s and all the trappings those things bring. He told me recently about an interview where the VP of Sales wanted to actually see his rolodex – wanted to see how many decision makers were actually in his Treo.
You'd think these old school morons would somehow find a clue. Probably too much to hope for.
The rolodex is irrelevant. Certainly, who you know matters. But the thing that matters more is what you do with your rolodex.
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I have this Toshiba 100 GB external hard disk. My Macbook recognizes it perfectly, however when I connect it to my PowerBook G4, it doesnt. It doesnt even show up in the Disk Utility.
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I'll take a guess... perhaps your Powerbook USB ports don't have enough voltage to properly run the drive. I have a split USB cable that can plug into two USB ports on a laptop and then into a drive. My friend has a PB G4 and using this cable is the only way to get a portable 2.5" drive to work.
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Yesterday morning, I drove Dan to the airport. After spending so much time worrying about where to turn and which lane to take, I suddenly found myself watching him remove his bags from the trunk. I realized how much I would miss him, even for the few days he'd be gone. "I'll call you as […] [Read More]
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I remember standing on the Mount of Beatitudes before breakfast one morning, drinking in the beauty of the Sea of Galilee. It was still my first week in the Holy Land, and I was confused. I whispered a prayer: "Father, why did you bring me here? I have so much faith in You. Why didn't […] [Read More]


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For students with some background in chemistry. Sections usually have a maximum of 50 students. Topics include aqueous solutions and solubility; the electronic structure of atoms and molecules; radiochemistry. Examples in lecture and laboratory include environmental sciences, material sciences and biological chemistry. Lecture three hours, recitation one hour and laboratory three hours a week. May include individual conferences, evening problem or peer-led instruction sessions.
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Justin Timberlake - Suit And Tie (Feat. Jay-Z)
Here is the long overdue first original solo material from Justin Timberlake, since he released the critically acclaimed FutureSex/LoveSounds in 2006. The jam is called "Suit & Tie" and features none other than Jay-Z. The song is nothing really that amazing, although if its any indication of what we can expect from his upcoming album The 20/20 Experience, we should be really fucking excited.
Hopefully he harnesses some inspiration from the new cats killing the R&B game right now. (Frank Ocean, Elijah Blake, The Weeknd, JMSN, and Miguel, etc..)


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MMA News
Shane Del Rosario Passes Away Following Nearly Two-Week Battle
After nearly two-weeks of hospitalization UFC heavyweight fighter and former kickboxing world champion, Shane Del Rosario has passed away.
The top prospect suffered from a Catastrophic Cardiovascular Collapse on Tuesday, November 26th and had been clinging to life in an Orange County hospital event since.
After two-confusing weeks and several mis-reports of his passing, it appears as if Del Rosario took his last breath sometime yesterday.
BJPENN.COM would like to send our condolences to the family and friends of Shane. This is a sad day for the MMA world.
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This caught me rather surprisingly. I was hoping he was doing better. Very sad about this. Rest in Peace Shane.
Week ago there were reports that he was going to better direction, if i remember right.
R.I.P. sad day for MMA hope you can rest in peace bro
RIP SHANE DEL ROSARIO. Sad day in MMA, A legend in Muay Thai
R.I.P. Brother
Brutal news – I thought he was going to make it & somehow continue fighting…RIP man.
That's sad, a loss for the Muay thai/MMA community and ofcourse especially for his loved ones. RIP Shane.
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Got it with the Xbox 360 Slim Holiday Bundle, don't care for racing games. Make me an offer I can't refuse? I'm not so much looking to get rid of it as wondering if there's anybody here who might be interested.
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Class On Demand's Complete Training for Avid Media Composer, hosted by veteran editor, Steve Hullfish, packs 12 chapters of information onto a 5 hour disk. Use the included project files to follow along with Steve, while you learn the ins and outs of the application. The tutorial features chapters on settings, organizing, basic editing tips, audio, trimming and color correction, to name a few.
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Although the season ended two games earlier than DeMatha Catholic High School junior goalie Kevin Mackey had hoped for when the Stags lost 7-3 to Georgetown Prep in the Mid-Atlantic Prep Hockey League quarterfinals, he was hardly phased by the lopsided result.
DeMatha concluded the season with an 11-19-5 mark and not only did Mackey start all 35 games for the Stags this winter, he finished 34 of them with a 3.35 goals against average. Mackey did share some time with junior varsity goalie Trevor Neal, but he occupied the crease for 1,600 minutes.
"I didn't really think about it," Mackey said about being the team's lone goalie. "I just wanted to keep getting better each game. I always wanted to get a shutout, but really I just wanted to do what I could to help us win. If we won, I tried not to get too excited about it and if we lost, I tried not to let it bother me. I just wanted to maintain the same approach each game and hope we could come out on top."
DeMatha coach Tony MacAulay realized before the season began that Mackey would get ample time in the net, but as the season progressed, regardless of how well the Stags fared from game to game, MacAulay never saw any reason to replace his netminder. In addition to his skills in the crease, Mackey impressed MacAulay with his calm demeanor even in lopsided affairs.
"Whether we won or lost, Kevin always maintained an even keel," MacAulay said. "He never seemed to go through the highs and lows emotionally. When we won, he usually had a solid game and when we lost, like [the MAPHL quarterfinal] you couldn't point to the goalie and say that he cost you. Three of the goals were on power plays and I think two of the other four occurred after turnovers or defensive breakdowns. Really at no point during the season did I ever feel compelled to make a change [at goalie]."
Keegan Chesnick has been a teammate of Mackey's for nearly a decade, with the two of them playing on several Bowie Bruins' club squads starting in elementary school.
"Kevin shows up to play every night and he never gets upset," Chesnick said. "That's what I like most about playing with him. Some goalies let their emotions get the better of them. But he doesn't let the score effect the way he plays. Tonight we didn't give him any help. They had a lot of power play chances. When that happens teams are going to score and you can't blame the goalie."
Mackey played all but 22 minutes in the net for the Stags this season and he is expected to return to the same role next winter. But Mackey understands that the Stags will have to begin grooming his replacement at some point.
"I like playing, but I haven't given it much thought," Mackey said about sitting occasionally. "I want to keep playing and keep getting better. Having the chance to start every game this year was great. But I know that isn't going to always be the case. When they need me, I'm going to do my best."


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Men's Soccer | Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Bearcats are Fifth in NWC Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
Willamette Returns Top Three Scorers from 2011
SALEM, ORE. -- The Willamette University Bearcats are predicted to finish in fifth place in the Northwest Conference this season according to the 2012 NWC Men's Soccer Preseason Poll. All eight NWC head coaches voted in the poll.
Willamette concluded the 2011 season with a 6-9-2 overall record, including 5-8-1 (16 points) in the NWC. The Bearcats tied Pacific University for fifth place in the final NWC standings.
At the top of this year's Preseason Poll are defending co-champions Pacific Lutheran University and Whitworth University. PLU was listed first with five of eight first place votes and 50 points in the poll. Whitworth held second place with two first place votes and 45 points.
Pacific Lutheran suffered just two defeats in conference play last year, a 2-1 loss to Willamette on Sept. 18 and a 1-0 loss to the University of Puget Sound on Nov. 5. The Lutes finished 15-4 overall and went 12-2 (36 points) in the NWC.
Whitworth was 14-3-1 on the season and achieved a 12-2 record (36 points) in the NWC. The Pirates' only losses in NWC action came in a pair of 1-0 defeats against PLU.
Following the Lutes and the Pirates in third place in this season's poll was Puget Sound (11-6, 10-4 NWC) with one first place vote and 39 points. Whitman College (9-8-2, 9-5 NWC) was fourth with 30 points, while Willamette was fifth with 27 points.
Pacific University (5-12-1, 5-8-1 NWC) was listed in sixth place with 20 points. Linfield College (2-14-1, 1-12-1 NWC) was seventh with 13 points and George Fox University (2-15-1, 0-13-1 NWC) was eighth with eight points.
Willamette Head Coach Lloyd Fobi enters his second season with the Bearcats. He will rely on the team's top three scorers from a year ago, who are all back for 2012 after starting every game in 2011. All three of the top scorers were named Second Team All-NWC.
Erik Kaufman (Sr., F, Portland, OR/Grant HS) led the Bearcats in scoring last fall with seven goals and two assists for 16 points. He recorded five game-winning goals. In three seasons (2008, 2009, 2011), Kaufman has registered 22 goals and four assists (48 points) for the Bearcats. He missed the 2010 season due to an injury.
Mike McGrew (Sr., MF, Portland, OR/Grant HS) and Adan Vazquez (Jr., F, Woodburn, OR/Woodburn HS) tied for second on the team in scoring last season, with each player contributing six goals and four assists (16 points). McGrew provided significant skill in leading the midfield, while Vazquez added speed and quickness to the offensive attack.
Willamette is set to open the regular season with the three games in Texas. The Bearcats will take on Mississippi College in a neutral-site game at San Antonio on Friday, Aug. 31 at 5:30 p.m. CDT/3:30 p.m. PDT. WU will face Southwestern University in Georgetown on Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. CDT/5 p.m. PDT, and will play Trinity University in San Antonio on Sept. 3 at 2 p.m. CDT/12 p.m. PDT.
The Bearcats will play their home opener at Sparks Field on Saturday, Sept. 8 against Northwest University at 6 p.m. (PDT).
2012 NWC Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
(1st place votes in parentheses)
1. Pacific Lutheran (5), 50 points, 15-4-0 overall, 12-2 NWC in 2011
2. Whitworth (2), 45 points, 14-3-1, 12-2 NWC
3. Puget Sound (1), 39 points, 11-6-0, 10-4-0 NWC
4. Whitman, 30 points, 9-8-2, 9-5-0 NWC
5. Willamette, 27 points, 6-9-2, 5-8-1 NWC
6. Pacific, 20 points, 5-12-1, 5-8-1 NWC
7. Linfield, 13 points, 2-14-1, 1-12-1 NWC
8. George Fox, 8 points, 2-15-1, 0-13-1 NWC
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A genealogy blog focused on families settling in East Tennessee and the Northern Neck of Virginia with explorations of Rusyn roots.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday: What they kept
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May you keep sharing your ancestor stories!
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Thank you, Bill. I imagine I will. No one's figured out a way to hush me up yet :-)ReplyDelete
Oh, there are so many stories like the St. Stanislaus Kostka church case still going on in the Greek Catholic Church in this country. Even flourishing parishes are being sacrificed for no good reason. And so many families have stories about part of the family staying with the Greek Catholic parish (many of them ending up in Roman churches) and part of the family going to the Orthodox church.ReplyDelete
Other churches have fragmented over the years, too. There were many breakaway Baptist groups. But the way the Greek Catholics splintered confused me growing up. Still does, some days.ReplyDelete
After finding such a wealth of information in your family collection have you chosen to keep all the papers? I come from a family who saved very little so I'm just a bit envious of your family collection!ReplyDelete
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Breath of Angel by Karyn Henley
Synopsis: Melaia, a young priestess, witnesses the gruesome murder of an emaciated stranger in the temple courtyard. Just after she discovers wings on the stranger, the murderer arrives at the temple. Having committed the fatal act as a hawk, he now appears as a man. What Melaia has known only through song and story has suddenly been given flesh. Angels. Shape-shifters. Myths and stories…until now.
My Thoughts: In the end this turned out to be a fairly entertaining book although it took me a couple of tries to get into it. You are immediately tossed into Melaia's world where myth and fantasy are revealed as reality.
There are a lot of characters, perhaps too many, and a substantial amount of series information packed into a relatively small book, which occasionally left me wondering if I had missed something early on. By the end I felt I was getting a grasp on the world of The Angeleon Circle series and I was intrigued enough to wonder what comes next.
I think this book will appeal to many young adults and adults who enjoy books filled with fantasy and shape shifters. An added plus is that this book's content was not overly violent or sexually suggestive making it an okay read for advanced younger readers intrigued by the whole shape-shifter theme.
I only gave this 3 stars because my rough start with it; but now I'm interested in seeing where this series progresses in the next book.
Disclosure: I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for the purpose of completing this review. The Blogging for Books program does not require positive reviews and as always all opinions expressed in this post (and blog) are my own.


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The Rev.┬ĀJackie Edwards of Cameron died Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013, at his home. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 30, at Pocola Heights Free Will Baptist Church under the direction of Evans and Miller Funeral Home, Pocola.
Stephen W. Pickle, 52, of Poteau died Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013, in Poteau. Stephen was born Jan. 19, 1961, in Poteau to Herbert Norman and Mary E. (Flanary) Pickle. He was a chef. Stephen was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife, Teresa; sons, Kody W. Pickle of Fort Smith, Ark., Kory Parks Pickle of the home; daughter, Elizabeth Raven Pickle of Poteau; brother and sister-in-law, James and Judy Pickle of Paoli; sister and brother-in-law, Norma and Chip Sutton of Glenpool; other relatives and loved ones.┬Ā
Luther Ray Parker, 87, of Blackfork, Ark., community died Monday, Nov. 25, at his home.
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Robert ŌĆ£BobŌĆØ Townley, 74, of Arlington, Texas, formerly of Poteau died Friday, Oct. 18, 2013. He was cremated and will be buried at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30, in Oakland Cemetery in Poteau.
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Billy Ray ŌĆ£BillŌĆØ Tacket, 77, of Bokoshe died Sunday, Nov. 24, 2013. Services are planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday. Nov. 27, at Solid Rock Pentecostal Church in Panama. Burial will be in Milton Cemetery. Family visitation will be from 6-8 P.m. Tuesday at Mallory-Martin Funeral Home, Spiro.
The Rev. R.M. Blackwood, 92, of Hodgen went home to Heaven Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013.
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Arthaina M. Hancock Christiansen, 65, of Eufaula died Nov. 16 in an Oklahoma City hospital.
Arthaina was born Sept. 7, 1948, in Poteau to Minnie Collins Hancock and Arthur Hancock.
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Harold "Bubba" Dennis was disoriented and afraid after a pickup truck driving the wrong direction on Interstate 71 in Carroll County crashed into the bus in which he was traveling on a Saturday night 23 years ago.
He knew there had been a crash, but he didn't know right away the bus was on fire or the driver of the pickup truck was intoxicated.
The Kentucky State Police are accepting applications for their 9th Annual 'Drive To Stay Alive' teen driving academy that is planned for Sept. 7-11, 2011 at KSP Headquarters in Frankfort.
As the animal control officer for two counties – Henry and Trimble – Dan Flinkfelt spends a lot of his time on the road.
Flinkfelt arrives daily at Henry County's shelter in Eminence, where he works on paperwork, checks on the dogs in the kennels and prioritizes which calls require him to go talk to complainants in person.
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Gov. Steve Beshear has the advantage over his Republican challenger David Williams leading to the unofficial start of the gubernatorial campaign at Saturday's Fancy Farm Picnic, political analysts say.
However, they disagree on how fiercely the two candidates will clash when they deliver stump speeches at the historic political gathering in Western Kentucky. This is the 131st year of the picnic, known for its homemade barbecue mutton and desserts.
The second Helping Kids in our Neighborhood Poker Run is expected to attract about 200 bikers this year to aid Carroll County children in need this Christmas. The route includes a section of Trimble County.
Organizer Kenny Jones said there has been a great response already this year for the Aug. 21 poker run, which begins and ends at Sunset Grill in Warsaw.
FRANKFORT -- Plans to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages at some state parks were presented to lawmakers during today's meeting of the Economic Development and Tourism Committee.
The state has applied for liquor licenses at General Butler State Resort Park in Carrollton, Jenny Wiley State Resort Park in Prestonsburg and Lake Barkley State Resort Park in Cadiz, and at golf courses at My Old Kentucky Home State Park in Bardstown and John James Audubon Park in Henderson.
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As state legislators prepare plans for Kentucky's 38 Senate seats, 100 House seats and six Congressional districts, a number of laws and practical factors must be considered, a national redistricting expert said last week.
Tim Storey, a Senior Fellow with the National Conference of State Legislatures, spoke to members of the Interim Joint Committee on State Government.
"This is a redistricting primer or Redistricting 101," said Senate Co-Chair Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown.
The Third Annual Kentucky State Police Trooper Island Charity Shoot will be held Saturday, July 30, at the Elk Creek Hunt Club, 1860 Georgetown Road, Owenton. All proceeds will benefit the KSP Trooper Island Camp.
The registration fee for the main event, sporting clays, is $65. The registration fee for the 3D archery shoot is $25.
The European rotation starts at 9 a.m. and must be finished shooting by 4 p.m. Numerous prizes will be awarded
Contact Fred Scroggins, 859/699-8190, for more information.
Kentucky will be plagued with hot, humid weather through Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
Take extra precautions if working outside or spending time outdoors. Reschedule strenuous activities to early morning or the evening.
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John Gaus, Chairman and CEO, ZeroPoint Clean Tech Inc
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The roots of denim lay deep in the highly functional uniforms of industrial workers worldwide. We love when brands reach back into these roots and transform the concept into something modern and fashion-forward. Japanese denim brand Kunna showed us a heavily washed, soft-textured chambray jacket that does exactly this, featuring patch pockets and a relaxed fit. Pair this classic with your current summer looks to transition seamlessly into fall.
Photos by Raffael Flores-Contreras.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
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For April, popular menswear shopping site MrPorter.com has kicked off their newest partnership, GQ Selects, a monthly selection of products cultivated by GQ magazine's editorial staff, featuring key menswear pieces. The inaugural edit only features one denim product: an A.P.C. Slim Fit Washed Denim Jacket in an unexpected hue for spring in a tailored fit. It looks to be a derivative from the oxblood color craze which swept the fashion world at the beginning of winter. What do you think? Do you love this jacket?
Digging this style get? Grab yourself this jeans jacket at Mr Porter online.
—Kathy Ng
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Bellerose Belgium solves an age old problem: What shirt should I wear with my favorite jeans? With this line up of vintage-inspired woven and knit menswear tops, your question is answered. This designer sportswear line produces clothing for those seeking vintage-inspired styles in color, print and texture. Their FW13 collection is inspired by the Seattle grunge movement, featuring contrasting textures that are perfect for effortless layering. See our favorites below!
Below, Mejor. Our top pick, a handmade sweater, made in Peru. 100% wool.
Below, The Laudy coat, made of wool and mohair, featuring the fit of a rain jacket interpreted into a more luxurious approach.
Below, Folong. Japanese brushed cotton with wooden buttons. The flannel was made in an old japanese loom machine similar to selvadge denim about 1 meter long.
Below, Luky jacket. Inspired by the 20′s jacket. Scottish tweed, 80% wool.
See more at Bellerose Belgium.
Photos by Raffael Flores-Contreras.
—Raffael Flores-Contreras
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Heading out on the town in a pair of jeans, gents? If so, you might consider matching your jeans to your bowtie the same way you would match your silk-wool blend slacks to a sleek neckpiece. d.brand has the answer to this menswear riddle with a very charming chambray denim bowtie. We're pretty sure you can get away with wearing this during the day, too.
Visit d.brand online for more info.
—DT Staff
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Jean.Machine unveiled an exciting collaboration with Missoni during the men's AW13 runway show last week in Milan. Jean.Machine's signature styles were re-worked to feature iconic Missoni knit patterns (an amazing alternative to men's colored denim for those who want to side-step obvious trends this year) on details such as pockets. Another favorite, the JM 4 jacket, was redesigned to include a detachable Missoni wool waistcoat on the inside. All styles will be available in early June from the Jean Machine website, Missoni stores worldwide, and other select retail locations.
See the full collection at Style.com
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: aw13, dark-wash jeans, fall 2013, Jean.Machine, mens denim, menswear, Missoni, missoni print, straight leg jeans
Men's lifestyle brand Analog Clothing focuses on introducing innovative approaches to style and function in skate, surf, and snowboard culture. Their signature Wheel Wash process has made waves in men's denim as a treatment technique. We had a chance to ask the brand a few questions. Check them out, along with the latest lookbook, below.
Denim Therapy: Let's start at the beginning: tell us the creation story of the brand and how it got off the ground.
Analog Clothing: We were part of Burton's elite outerwear development "style lab" and evolved into a 4 season apparel brand from there.
DT: How do you differentiate yourself from other denim brands out there right now?
AC: Wheel Wash.
DT: Does your team have any pre-design rituals?
AC: Whiskey drinking.
DT: What are some of the stand-out fits/washes in the line right now?
AC: Anything Wheel Wash.
DT: Is your brand influenced by the massive popularity of style bloggers and street style?
AC: We're influenced by the things we love to do and the athletes we support.
DT: Tell us a bit about your ideal target customer.
AC: 20 something individual with creative sophistication, who appreciates art, music and cultural influences, over a fine glass of Jameson while having a whole lot of fun with pretty girls.
DT: What would your dream collaboration be?
AC: We're doing it already. Jason Bleick / Wheel Wash, we collaborate with our end consumers.
DT: What's next for Analog?
AC: Fall 2013. Top secret.
Check out Analog Clothing online for more.
—DT Staff
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Clothing lines don't normal anchor their spring/summer collections in dark, dystopian palettes–black navy and indigo are oft-chucked for brighter, sunnier hues–but Diesel Black Gold has flipped the norm for its 2013 collection. The results? Even if the styling isn't conducive to NYC humidity (um, have you felt it lately?), we're loving their use of graphic stripes and small but intense flashes of color amongst rich suedes and leathers. It's purely steampunky and futuristic. In fact, the results look drop dead sexy–just take extra care not to drop dead in 100-degree weather.
—Brie Hiramine
Tags: Diesel Black Gold, mens denim, menswear, spring summer 2013, spring summer fashion
A cool feature at JCrew.com is an advice page called Jack Knows Best, in which "Jack" dispenses menswear styling tips and act more or less like a fashion concierge (you can even email him!). One of Jack's latest tips are how you can wear a blazer with jeans:
"First, pick a clean, slim jean like our 484 in dark indigo or, now that it's summer, a white jean. No rips, fading or whiskering—keep it simple. Then, go for a textured jacket because it's a better match for the casual look of denim. Think seersucker or linen for warm months and herringbone or tweed for cooler ones. I think Andy Warhol always did the blazer and 501® jeans look really well—with a little bit of irony."
1. Richard James Corduroy Blazer 2. J. Crew 484 Slim Fit Selvedge
3. ASOS Slim Fit Linen Jacket 4. AllSaints Sodium Cigarette Jeans
Read more on Jack Knows Best and his men's fashion tips at JCrew online.
—Kathy Ng Hassan
Tags: men's fashion, men's style, mens denim, menswear
Did you know that nearly ninety percent of the men's jeans being manufactured today have a button fly? Designers attribute this switch from the zip to things such as a chicer look to the denim, less of a chance for… ahem… injuries, and, as we can see with Brad Pitt and Justin Bieber, the security of not having a faulty zipper on the red carpet (among other places). But what if you're a guy (or gal) shopping for new jeans and you don't want a button fly? That's where we come in! Denim Therapy will switch those buttons to a zipper, and give you the freedom to get in and out of your pants at least two seconds faster. Click here to get started!
—Sarah Greene
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A good denim jacket is a staple you can't forgo. They don't go out of style, and you can always fall back on them as a piece to give your look some edge. Here's one the guys in the audience should consider adding to their inventory accordingly: the Lee 101 First Zip Denim Jacket. This gorgeous throwback to 1920s denim workwear is coming back full force with a masculine take on the cinched back and angled pockets.
Read more at Selectism.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: denim for men, denim jacket, Lee 101 First Zip Denim Jacket, menswear