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United States Patent 1 1 Petit m1 3,845,835 1 1 N0v.5, 1974 l l ELECTRIC POWER PLANT FOR LAND VEHICLES [76] Inventor: Earl W. Petit, 2713 NE. 21st. Ave.,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33306 [22] Filed: Mar. 14, 1973 [21] Appl. No.: 341,030
[52] US. Cl. 180/65 R, 290/16 [51] Int. Cl B60k 1/00 [58] Field of Search 180/65 R, 65 A; 320/61; 290/14, 15, 16, 17,45, 40 D. DIG. 10; 318/139 [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 778;]33 12/1904 Keates 1. 180/65 R X 827,766 8/1906 Weiss 180/65 1.175 535 3/1916 Lister 180/65 R UX Redman 180/65 R 3,477.536 11/1969 Carini 180/65 F 3,530.356 9/1970 Aronson 180/65 R UX FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 514,351 1/1938 Great Britain 180/65 R Primary Examiner-David Schonberg Assistant Examiner-David M. Mitchell Attorney, Agent. or FirmOltman and Flynn [57] ABSTRACT An electric power plant for a land vehicle which includes: an electric motor; two alternators driven by the motor; a voltage regulator for the alternators; and two sets of batteries charged alternately through the regulator. The battery that is not being charged energizes the motor. The alternators are on the drive axle of the vehicle.
4 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures 1 ELECTRIC POWER PLANT FOR LAND VEHICLES BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The air polluting characteristics of internal combustion engines have led to proposals for various alternative types of power plants for passenger cars and other automotive vehicles. For example, US. Pat. No.
SUMMARY OF INVENTION The present invention is directed to a novel and improved battery-operated power plant for land vehicles.
A principal object of this invention is to provide a novel and improved electric power plant for land vehicles which has two sets of batteries that alternately energize an electric drive motor on the vehicle.
Another object of this invention is to provide such a power plant having a novel arrangement for charging the batteries from voltage generating machines driven by the electric motor.
Another object of this invention is to provide'such a power plant in which the batteries are charged through alternators located at the vehicle-propelling rear axle of the vehicle.
Further objects and advantages of this invention will be'apparent from the following detailed description of a presently-preferred embodiment thereof, which is illustrated in the accompanying drawing in which:
H6. 1 is a top plan view of an electric power plant on a passenger car in accordance with the present invention;
F IG. 2 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view showing the rear axle mounting of one of the alternators in this power plan-t; and
FIG. 3 is a schematic electrical circuit diagram of this power plant.
. Referring first to FIG. 1, the present power plant is shown schematically, installed on a passenger car having front wheels and 11, rear wheels 12 and 13 by which the car is propelled, and a drive shaft 14 for driving the rear wheels 12 and 13 through a differential 15.
In accordance with the present invention, the usual internal combustion engine is replaced by an electric motor 16 that is energized alternately by two sets of batteries 17 and 18. The motor and both sets of batteries are located at the front of the vehicle, and the motor is coupled to the front end of the drive shaft 14. At the rear axle of the vehicle are located .a pair of voltage generating machines, preferably alternators, which are located inside respective enlargements 19 and 20in the rear axle housing 21.
Referring to FIG. 2, one of the alternators, A-l, is shown positioned within the housing enlargement 20. The rear axle 22, which is driven from the drive shaft 14 through the differential 15, is suitably coupled to the rotor of the alternator. Seals 23 and 24 act between the rear axle 22 and its housing 21 inboard and outboard from the alternator A-l. The axle housing-enlargement 20 has an air inlet opening 25 at the outboard side of the alternator A-1 and an air outlet opening 26 at the inboard side.
. Preferably, the bottom of the axle housing enlargement 20 where the alternator A-l is located is removably attached in any suitable fashion, so as to enable ready access to the alternator for servicing or replacement.
The second alternator is mounted in the same fashion at the other enlargement 19 inthe rear axle housing on the opposite side of the differential 15.
Referring now to FIG. 3, the two alternators A-1 and A-2 are shown coupled to the rotor 16a of the vehicle drive motor 16 through the drive shaft 14 and the differential 15. The output of the alternator A-l may be connected across the input of a voltage regulator 27 through the fixed upper contacts k-l and 4 and the corresponding mobile contacts [(-2 and k-5 of a first relay having an operating coil K. Alternatively, the output of the other alternator A-2 may be connected across the input of regulator 27 through respective lower contacts k-3 and k-6 and the mobile contacts k-2 and k-S of this relay when its operating coil K is energized.
Thus, when relay coil K is de-energized, as shown, alternator A-l is connected to the regulator 27 and alternator A-2 is disconnected from the regulator. Alternatively, when relay coil K is energized, alternator A-2 is connected to the regulator 27 and the other alternator A-l is disconnected from the regulator.
The energization of relay coil K is controlled by a timer 29 and a manual switch 30 connected in parallel with each other between one terminal of one set of batteries 17 and one terminal of relay coil K. The opposite terminal of relay coil K is connected to the opposite terminal of the battery set 17. If either the timer 29 or the switch 30 is closed, relay coil K will be energized; if neither is closed, relay coil K will be de-energized. The output of the regulator 27 is connected to various electrically operated accessories 28 on the vehicle, such as lamps, an air conditioner, cigarette lighter, etc.
The output of regulator 27 alsois connected across either the first set of batteries 17 or the second set of batteries 18, depending upon whether or not the operating coil R of a second relay is energized. As shown, with the relay coil R de-energized, the regulator output is connected across the first set of batteries 17 through the mobile relay contacts r-2 and r-S and corresponding upper fixed contacts r-l and r-4. Alternatively, when relay coil R is energized, its mobile contacts r -2 and r -5 engage respective lower fixed contacts r-3 and r-6 to connect the regulator output across the second set of batteries 18. With this arrangement, at any given time one set of batteries or the other is connected to be charged through the voltage regulator 27, while the re-.
to opposite terminals of the set of batteries 18, and the lower fixed contacts r-9 and r-12 are connected respectively to opposite terminals of the set of batteries 17. The respective mobile contacts r-8 and r-ll are connected through a reversing switch S and a variable speed control C of any suitable type to the field winding 16b of the motor. With this arrangement, the motor field winding is connected to be energized by whichever of the two sets of batteries 17 or 18 is then disconnected from the voltage regulator 27. The reversing switch S determines the direction of operation of the drive motor 16, and the speed control C determines its speed.
The energization of the coil R of the second relay is controlled by a timer 31 and a manual switch 32, which are connected in parallel with each other between one terminal of the set of batteries 18 and one terminal of relay coil R. The opposite terminal of relay coil R is connected to the opposite terminal of the set of batteries 18. If either the timer 31 or switch 32 is closed, relay coil R will be energized; if neither is closed, relay coil R will be de-energized.
The two timers 29 and 31 may be interconnected so as to change over simultaneously between an electrically closed state and an electrically open state, so that each set of batteries is charged only by a particular alternator A-l or A-2. Alternatively, the two timers may be set to open and close independent of one another. Normally, each timer will be closed 50 percent of the time, whatever the period of its operating cycle.
The manual switches 30 and 32 normally will be open, and the vehicle operator will close them only when the timer-controlled energization of the corresponding relay milk or R is unsatisfactory for some reason. I
From the foregoing description, it will be apparent that the disclosed embodiment constitutes a completely electrically-energized power plant for land vehicles in which the different sets of batteries alternately energize the drive motor and are charged from the motor-driven alternators. However, while a presently-preferred embodiment of this invention has been disclosed, it is to v 4 be understood that various modifications and refinements may be adopted-which depart from the particular embodiment disclosed.
I claim: 1. in a vehicle having vehicle-propelling wheels, drive axle means for driving said wheels, an electric drive 1 motor for driving said drive axle means, two sets of batteries for energizing the motor alternately, two voltage generating machines mounted on said drive axle means to be driven therewith for alternately charging said sets of batteries through a regulator, and selective means for connecting the set of batteries which is not being charged to themotor for energizing the motor while disconnecting from the motor the other set of batteries and connecting the said other set to the regulator to be charged, the improvement comprising:
first relay means for selectively coupling one said voltage generating machine or the other to the regulator for charging the selected battery, and operating circuit means for operating said relay means and said selective means.
2. The combination as claimed in claim 1 in which age generating machine in a ventilated enclosure.
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How-To Freeze Pancakes (Video)
This week I am not sharing a recipe video but rather a tip via video.
Whether or not this little tidbit warrants a video of its own I'm still not sure BUT what I do know for sure (I always feel like Oprah when I say that – love her!) is that this little trick has been a game changer when it comes to weekday breakfasts in our home.
Why you ask?
Because my little ones love to eat hot pancakes for breakfast BUT still can't differentiate between 'Mommy-has-plenty-of-time-to-cook-breakfast-on-Sunday-morning' AND 'sit-down-eat-get-dressed-and-find-your-shoes-because-we've-got-20-minutes-to-get-out-of- the-house-Tuesday'.
And yet I still hate to say no to these little faces
(Especially when they stroke my 'pancake making ego' by begging for more of my pumpkin pancakes).
So I needed to find a solution.
That solution is demonstrated in this video (hint: I freeze them).
Isn't it funny how it's ALWAYS the simplest ideas that can create the biggest solutions?
Do you freeze your pancakes? Or anything else for that matter? I think I may be leaning in the direction of finding more ways to use my freezer and always love to hear from YOU – my brilliant readers!
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To freezer extra pancakes for future use, I put hamburg patty paper between each one and freeze all at once….they always come apart when needed.
I don't freeze them, but I make up a batch and they are good in the refrigerator for several days.
My youngest loves crepes so when I make them. I always make enough for her to have them for
a few days.
I run a daycare and I DO freeze pancakes, muffins, french toast, breakfast sandwiches…you name it! After they cool, lay them flat onto a pizza pan and put them in the freezer for a few hours and then when you put them in a freezer bag, they won't stick to each other when you go to use them. Then, the morning of, I can just put them into the microwave for a minute or two to thaw and heat them through.
Hi – I freeze them, heat in micrwave to thaw and then pop in the toaster to make them crispy! My kids (14 and 20 now) always liked them toasted.
Thank you! I'm going to try this next time I make bread and need to save it. I have always put a piece of waxed paper between each slice to freeze them. Your way looks MUCH faster and easier than the waxed paper method. I will try it with pancakes too. Funny I didn't think of it–it's just like freezing so many other things like squash chunks and berries. Thanks again.
I really had a huge smile on my face remembering how much my son loved and probably still (all grown up) loves pancakes. I do however still make them and freeze them. I love my stoneware since I can reheat them while I AM doing something else real quick. They taste truthfully like they came right out of the pan. Hint: Pampered Chef Stone……Smile


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Answer by Feifei Wang, I make and play games, on Quora,
I have thought about if I should answer this question anonymously, since not so long ago, someone had cherry picked my criticism against game industry in general and applied it to the company I work for, as a way of threatening me or bullying me or whatever. Such incidents could have serious consequences that jeopardize my career. And that's why I have consequentially removed all public information so people can't identify the company I work for easily.
With all that being said, I felt compelled to answer this question with my real name. Because this is important to me, and I want to make it count. Attaching my name to it will add credibility. I think this is also important to a lot of people. Maybe somewhere a girl want to work for the gaming industry and don't know what she's up against, this might shed some light.
I want to start this (most definitely) long answer with a story, a story I have shared many times. Early during my career in the gaming industry, I was with a group of designers having dinner together, and I was the only woman at the table. While we're waiting for our food to arrive, people started talking about their favorite game for the past year. They went around the table, each speak about a game and the reason he liked it. I thought about my answer and when it's my turn, the guy sit next to me start talking. They skipped me as if I wasn't there, and no one seem to notice a living, breathing, game playing person was sitting there. After everyone was done, I spoke up about the game I like. And everyone looked at me as if they just realized I was there.
It's been quite a few years since that incident, but I remembered it as if it was yesterday. I guess other than the common harassment, the subtle sexism, the jokes, the dismissive attitude, which I'm sure many others would mention, my strongest feeling as a woman in the gaming industry is being ignored. People don't expect you to know anything or have an opinion about game. They don't give you the "courtesy pause" they normally give to the guys. I feel that I always need to wave my hand and yell "I'm here!!! I exist!!!"
So I yelled. I speak up whenever I can. I guess part of the reason I was often perceived as argumentative and opinionated is because I feel that I need to say something, I need to remind people that I'm here. Like me or hate me, you can't ignore me. It might sound a bit pathetic, but I even filled my closet with bright color clothing. For one, I like bright, warm, vibrant colors, and also because I want to stand out, I want to be that one lady wearing hot pink in an ocean of blue, black, gray T-shirts and Jeans.
It can be frustrating. But for what I do everyday, for the game I was part of, and am currently working on, it's totally 100% worth it. I wouldn't give up for the world. Making a game is so exhilarating and so fulfilling. And I'm a very lucky woman to be working for the my current company, to contribute to the project.
It is hard work. I face different challenges on a daily basis. I'm not working as an artist, but the job is all about creative problem solving. And I'm working with some of the most capable, most intelligent, most talented, and often most quirky people I've ever met.
Although there're horrible moments, I'm quite lucky that these moments are rare and far between. In most cases, people are "gender blind." We don't see gender or skin color or sexual orientation, we see producers, programmers, designers, artists… It's what you do that matters, not who you are.
I think things are getting better. More and more game companies make a point to hire more women and other minority groups to make sure the working environment is more friendly and inclusive. So for you girls out there, come work for the gaming industry. The bottom line is, sexism is everywhere, if you're gonna get it no matter what, you might as well choose a career that give you most for your trouble.
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So, I've had my beautiful iMac since around 2007. I love this thing, I've used it every day. My model of iMac can only operate up to Snow Leopard. Lion/Mountain Lion will never be available, so I plan to upgrade once I have the funds. But for the past year and a half or so, I've been having a LOT of problems with this Mac...
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-- Screen tearing (sometimes I'll minimize safari and part of the window will stay on the screen until I highlight or drag something over it)
-- Sometimes my apps (safari/itunes especially) will unexpectedly close and not re-open correctly until I RESTART my mac entirely.
-- I get Kernel Panics almost daily at this point. Sometimes even 2-3 times a day. The screen will wipe gray and force me to shut down via the power button being held down. This isn't a safe way to shut down, obviously, and I'm forced to do it multiple times a week.
-- Websites like Youtube ESPECIALLY, will randomly cause a kernel panic. In fact, about 75% of my Mac's kernel panics are from youtube videos I'd say. This particularly sucks, because I quite enjoy winding down a day with some videos.
-- On top of youtube causing forced shutdowns, I'll be watching videos and FREQUENTLY the video will stop, exit fullscreen, and over the video pops up a gray box saying "Plugin failure" or something of that nature.
I have a Problem Report from safari randomly closing pulled up on my screen as I type this, it just happened. The report, however, is much too long to post here, as if my post isn't long enough.
Is there anyone that can help me troubleshoot as much as possible? I've taken it to an Apple store and didn't have the funds, and I'd just like to be able to safely operate it without as much frustration until I can afford a new Mac. Could it be one bad file somewhere?
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Guide to the Diya Records, 1992-2006
Diya supports the cultural, social, and political development of South Asian and South Asian-American students.
Contains the records of the Diya, the South Asian American Association of Duke University, from 1995-2001. Types of materials include a short history, agendas, minutes, budgets, correspondence, a constitution, events reports, election materials, and programs. Major subjects include South Asian students at Duke University, South Asian-American students at Duke University, student group governance, South Asian culture, and South Asian-American culture. Diya is a member of Spectrum, an intercultural coalition of student leaders and organizations at Duke University.
Descriptive Summary
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- University Archives, Duke University
- Creator
- Duke University. Diya.
- Title
- Diya records 1992-2006
- Language of Material
- English
- Extent
- 4.8 Linear Feet, 3400 Items
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Collection Overview
Contains printed e-mail correspondence, election information, fliers, agendas, minutes, newsletters, a budget, event reports, and constitution pertaining to Diya, the South Asian-American Association of Duke University, as well as scrapbooks, photo albums, photographs, negatives, VHS cassette video recordings, CD-RW, and CD-R sound recordings from 1992 to 2006.
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Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using this collection.
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Copyright for Official University records is held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Contents of the Collection
Historical Note
From Diya's web site: http://www.duke.edu/web/diya/about.html
Diya, founded in 1986, is Duke University's largest South Asian-American student organization. The group strives to provide a forum for interaction among those interested in South Asian heritage and South Asian-American culture. Diya promotes the sharing of these cultures with the Duke community and represents South Asian and South Asian-American interests to the campus at large. One of the ways Diya seeks to increase university-wide exposure beyond the scope of the South Asian community is through cultural programming. The most important of Diya's cultural events is AWAAZ, which takes place around, Diwali, the Festival of Lights in India. Some of Diya's other programming include South Asia Week, Holi Celebration, community service projects, discussions, teach-ins, and mixers with other South Asian student groups in North Carolina.
Diya is part of Spectrum, a unifying organization at Duke University for historically under-represented groups. Other South Asian student groups on-campus are AID India and the Hindu Students Council.
Subject Headings
- Duke University. Diya
- Duke University -- History
- Duke University. Spectrum
- Duke University -- Students
- Duke University -- Students -- Social conditions
- South Asian Americans -- Ethnic identity
- South Asian Americans -- Race identity
- South Asian Americans -- Social conditions
- South Asian Americans -- Social life and customs
- South Asian Americans -- North Carolina -- Durham
- South Asians -- United States -- North Carolina -- Durham
- South Asians -- United States -- Social conditions
Related Material
- Asian Students Association Records. (Duke University Archives)
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Diya Records, Duke University Archives, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
The Diya Records were received by the University Archives as transfers in 2001 and 2006.
Processing Information
Processed by Emily Glenn, January 2003 and Kimberly Sims in June 2006
Encoded by Kimberly Sims, June 2006
Accessions A2001-27 and UA2006-0026 are described in this finding aid.
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Ever fancied naming a new species? Well, now is your chance.
The Natural History Museum and The Times newspaper have launched a competition to name a new species of wasp to mark the opening of the Museum's new Darwin Centre this week.
Close-up of the parasitic wasp that needs a name
The landmark building, including the spectacular cocoon structure, is home to thousands of species, 20 million specimens in fact.
However, there is one insect that has no name. It is a 6cm-long parasitic wasp (not including the antennae) from Ecuador with a striking iridescent body, elegant wings and long antennae.
The wasp is parasitic as it lays its eggs on live insects (probably beetle larvae) living underneath tree bark. The wasp larva gradually consumes its insect host and then it changes into a wasp.
It was discovered in 1981 by British amateur insect collector Martin Cooper and remained nameless until now, or until 18 October when the winner is announced.
'Although there are many thousands of undescribed parasitic wasps in the family Ichneumonidae,' says Dr Broad, 'hardly any can be as striking as this species and we doubt there are many species of Umanella out there, waiting to be found.'
'We don't know what it does but the few known specimens were found flying around dead wood and probably parasitize beetle grubs.'
Although it has no name, scientists do know that it belongs to the genus Umanella and this would be the first part of its name. The second part of the name is up to you, so for example Umanella darwincentri.
After the wasp's name (the name that is italicised) is the author who first scientifically described the species, in this case it will be Broad after the Museum's parasitic wasp expert Dr Gavin Broad. This is an additional part of the name that helps scientists know precisely which species they are dealing with – which is essential as sometimes 2 authors may have given 2 different species the same name.
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Michael Sigman: If the multiverse theory holds, there's a land far, far away exactly like ours except that the following cuts — which never made it to American pop charts — would be as much a part of our musical DNA as the songs endlessly repeated in movies, oldies radio and commercials in our neck of the cosmological woods.


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Photographer Carli Davidson Captures Amazing Photos Of Dogs Shaking Their Stuff
Dogs shaking their fur at normal speed is usually a hilarious sight to see. Now imagine a moment of this captured clearly in high definition. It's hard not to smile, laugh and have your heart warmed at these amazing photos that photographer Carli Davidson captured of our four-legged friends showing off.
Carli has released a new book, "Shake," with 61 images of dogs shaking their stuff and elevating them from our normally uber-cute pets, to off the charts adorable, hilarious and incredible works of art.
Carli is not only a published photographer whose work has been featured in publications like Vanity Fair and The New York Times, but also an animal rights activist and pet trainer.
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Region IV baseball/softball playoff pairings, May 20
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Baseball, Softball pairings
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Baseball Playoff pairings Second round Class 5A Steele vs. Johnson: (best-of-three) Game 1 – 7 p.m. Friday at Boerne Champion; Game 2 – 1 p.m. Saturday at Boerne Champion; Game 3 (if necessary) – 3 p.m. Saturday at Boerne Champion Churchill vs. CC Carroll: (best-of-three) Game 1 – 5 p.m. Friday at Fairgrounds Field, Robstown; […] [Read More]
Softball: Fourteen locals make All-State
The Texas Girls Coaches Association released its All-State teams today. Fourteen locals made the cut, though there are some notable exceptions (namely no O'Connor or Smithson Valley players listed, among others) due to coaches not submitting their players for nominations. But that doesn't take anything away from the accomplishments of the following players: Class 5A […] [Read More]
Softball: Smithson Valley all over all-tourney team
To no one's surprise, Smithson Valley had five players make the Class 4A state championship all-tournament team after defeating Montgomery for the state title on Saturday. The Rangers to receive the honor, with tournament stats, were: P Regan Mergele – Freshman went 2-0, allowing 23 hits, 14 runs (nine earned), three walks and a strikeout […] [Read More]
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[podcast]http://extras.mysanantonio.com/audio/2012_0523_baseballsoftball.mp3[/podcast] We're back with another Cart Cast as the softball regional finals and baseball regional semifinals approach. Lots to talk about. Northside showdown in 5A softball! Is Holmes for real? Comal showdown in 4A softball! Lawuits! South San! Johnson's heartbreak! Churchill! Boerne! Blanco! D'Hanis! Haunted hotels in Schulenburg! Unofficially sponsored by RAID. Listen in! [Read More]
Podcast: Baseball/softball regional tourneys
[podcast]http://extras.mysanantonio.com/audio/2012_0516_baseballsoftball.mp3[/podcast] Blake and Lorne bring you another all-baseball/softball podcast. They talk about potential all-Northside and all-Comal ISD regional finals, O'Connor and Churchill's baseball showdown and the controversy (always controversy) surrounding Johnson's win over South San and pitching limits. This and more on the Cart Cast. [Read More]
Softball/baseball playoff pairings, May 14
Softball regional semifinals Class 5A O'Connor vs. Edinburg (best of 3): Game 1 – 7:30 p.m. Friday at Cabaniss (Corpus Christi); Game 2 – noon Saturday at Cabaniss; Game 3 (if necessary) – 30 minutes following Game 2 Holmes vs. Edinburg North (best of 3): Game 1 – 7 p.m. Friday at Texas A&M-Kingsville; Game […] [Read More]
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[podcast]http://extras.mysanantonio.com/audio/2012_0510_Baseballsoftball.mp3[/podcast] Blake and Lorne are back with their second installment of an all baseball/softball podcast. Among the topics discussed: Northside and 27-4A dominance in softball! North East's baseball dominance! Feuding umpires! Mullets! TAPPS softball showdown! Cerroni's Purple Garlic! We promise it's almost as soothing as listening to the rain. [Read More]
Softball: Area playoff matchups
Class 5A Brandeis vs. Seguin (single game): 7 p.m. Thursday at NEISD Complex Churchill vs. Holmes (single game): 7 p.m. Friday at SAISD Complex O'Connor vs. Judson (best of 3): Game 1 – 7 p.m. Friday at NEISD Complex; Game 2 – noon Saturday at NEISD Complex; Game 3 (if necessary) – 2 p.m. Saturday […] [Read More]
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Megan Fox was quoted as saying, "I would not trade my place with an unattractive girl," earlier this week.
Now, she's taken to Facebook to defend herself, writing:
"The actual comment, the context and it's intention are grossly distorted and misrepresented here."
Uh, okay. So what was the actual comment? And more importantly, who cares? You're sexy and you know it. And we know that you know it.
"I gave this interview in English obviously, it was then translated to French and now back into English," Megan wrote on her Facebook page.
"I've never made vapid self serving comments and in contradiction am uncontrollably self deprecating."
Meanwhile, Megan's profile picture is her wearing what appears to be a bathing suit, with her lips slightly parted in that 'go ahead, sex me' face. Nearly all of my guy Facebook friends also 'like' her page.
But yeah, you can totally tell she hates herself.
Earlier this month, Megan talked to MIAMI magazine about her feelings of insecurity as a teenager.
"I was never the pretty girl," Megan said. She also called herself "obnoxious" and "abrasive."
Meanwhile, Megan is allegedly pregnant.
"They just found out and are incredibly excited," a source close to the couple told RadarOnline. "It's still early, so they are only telling close friends and family members."
Fox once told The Hollywood Reporter: "I've always wanted kids. It's just about the timing being right. I have a number in my mind of what amount of money I want in the bank so that I can protect that child's future. And really protect it, so that kid never struggles. Once I feel safe with that then I'll have them."


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But then I started using it. Every day this week, I've filled it with tea to bring to class or carry around campus. And I love it!
Basically, it's a mason jar on a strap. But it's so much more! It's a water bottle that doesn't leak if you throw it in your backpack, doesn't deform if you fill it with hot tea. Because of the strap, you can carry it around over your shoulder, and pick it up even if the jar is hot.
As a bonus, it's also WAY more environmentally friendly than those take-out coffee cups that always spill anyway. And as a friend of mine pointed out, it's a portable solar-powered tea maker!
So if this intrigues you, or if you just want to be the hippiest or the hipster-est, read on for my simple instructions.
Step 1: Materials
The strap can be any length, natural fibers preferred (for authenticity/not melting).
Step 2: Clove Hitch
Clove hitch: wrap strap around once, cross previous wrap, wrap again, pull the end under the X created by crossing it over before. Pull tight.
Step 5: Go forth and hobo!
I made the obnoxious GIF just for you.
The hobo action shot is ©2012 MJ Maloney.
But they do look really hip in your picture.
Of course, as far as amorphous polymers go, your Nalgene will also handle many of the same conditions quite gracefully. But choosing between the two for steeping hot tea, I'll pick glass every time; heated plastics in general can give off some noxious chemicals, and I'd rather not chance it.
I agree for choice of glass over polymers for hot stuff. Even water in clear plastic bottles smells and tastes bad if kept in the sun for long.


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That's weird ... Tech's running the ball
Texas Tech
If you do a double-take when looking at the stats, don't worry. They're correct. Texas Tech -- best known for a pass-first offense -- has scored eight touchdowns on the ground, compared to three through the air in two games this season. The Red Raiders scored five ground scores in the season opener and another three at Nevada. That's unusual because Texas Tech quarterbacks have thrown for 40,189 yards during coach Mike Leach's tenure -- or 22.8 miles.
Although UT has an unanticipated day off thanks to Hurricane Ike -- Saturday's game against Arkansas will be played Sept. 27 -- coach Mack Brown said he understands the pressures university officials are under. "I know everybody, Texas, Arkansas, both administrations, would like to play at 2:30 Saturday. That's what we'd love to do and that's what (we were) planning on doing, but it's much, much bigger than that ... they (school officials) have to make decisions based on safety, security, what happens after the game, what about hotels, what about parking, closing the roads down in the state, where would the evacuees stay, how crowded does our city get, what about our police force."
Texas A&M
The Sept. 20 game pitting the Aggies against Miami at Kyle Field will be televised by ABC and will kick off at either 2:30 or 7 p.m., the Big 12 office announced. A&M has this weekend off.
Baylor takes on Washington State at 7:30 p.m. Friday (the game was moved from Saturday because of Hurricane Ike). Against WSU and other teams from the Pac-10, Baylor is 12-11 all-time. This is the Bears' first game against a Pac-10 team since the 2006 loss to Washington State. Baylor tries to win its second game in a row after beating Northwestern State last Saturday.
This week's schedule
Kansas at Southern Florida, 7 p.m. Friday (ESPN2)
Washington State at Baylor, 7:30 p.m. Friday (FSNSW)
Iowa State at Iowa, 11 a.m. Saturday
Nevada at Missouri, 11:30 a.m. Saturday
Arkansas at Texas, postponed
Southern Methodist at Texas Tech, 6 p.m. Saturday (FSN)
Missouri State at Oklahoma State, 6 p.m. Saturday
Oklahoma at Washington, 6:45 p.m. Saturday (ESPN)
New Mexico State at Nebraska, 6 p.m. Saturday
The Texas women's volleyball team celebrates its 2007 Big 12 Championship as it raises the championship banner in Gregory Gym before today's match against Georgia.
Texas Tech
The Lady Raider tennis team heads to Denton this weekend for the North Texas Invite to start the fall season. The 2008 squad consists of 10 women including 2008 Academic All-Big 12 first team member senior Samantha van der Drift. Juniors Kerryn Potgieter, Kyla Coleman along with sophomores Kelsy Garland, Simone Templeton, Maria Jose Andres and Leah Roberts return after finishing in eighth place in the Big 12 last season.
Texas A&M
Texas A&M's volleyball team ran its winning streak to four after cruising to a 25-14, 25-13, 25-23 victory over Texas State on Tuesday. The Aggies (4-3) earned their 13th consecutive victory against the Bobcats (4-5). Aggie outside hitter Mary Batis led all players with 13 kills while hitting at a .321 clip. Teammate Kelsey Bryant added 10 kills and hit .533.
The Baylor women's golf team fired a final round 295 to earn a seventh place finish at the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic on Tuesday in Fort Collins, Colo. Combined with a 292 during the first and second rounds on Monday, the Bears finished with an 879 stroke total over the 36-hole tournament. California, with an 846 (284-273-289), won the tournament.
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Other Proposed Uses
- Asthma
- Colds
- Cough
- Ear Infections (topical, in combination with other herbs)
- Sore Throat
What Is Mullein Used for Today?
What Is the Scientific Evidence for Mullein?
Safety Issues
1 Tyler V. The Honest Herbal . 3rd ed. New York, NY: Pharmaceutical Products Press; 1993: 219–220.
2 Sarrell EM, Mandelberg A, Cohen HA. Efficacy of naturopathic extracts in the management of ear pain associated with acute otitis media. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2001;155:796-799.
3 McCutcheon AR, Roberts TE, Gibbons E, et al. Antiviral screening of British Columbian medicinal plants. J Ethnopharmacol. 1995;49:101-110.
4 Serkedjieva J. Combined antiinfluenza virus activity of Flos verbasci infusion and amantadine derivatives. Phytother Res. 2000;14:571-574.
5 Sarrell EM, Cohen HA, Kahan E. Naturopathic treatment for ear pain in children. Pediatrics . 2003;111:E574-9
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MobileMe hacked
Hi! New to the forum so I apologize if you have had this question before but I couldn't find it. Yesterday my MobileMe account was hacked and my email was forwarded to a yahoo email address (which I will be happy to provide :) ). It lasted about 12 hours (I could send email but not receive it, which is how I found out about the problem). Having access to MobileMe would give access to all my contacts and calendars as well as any email still on the server. They took the time time delete any email I received that day as well and left all prior emails.
I promptly changed the admittedly weak password, but my question is how concerned should I be? Why wouldn't they just continue to use the account "stealthily" why forward the mail? They could have just changed the password all together and locked me out? Any thoughts or experiences would be appreciated.
It's hard to say what the hacker's intensions were. They may have done a "test run" on your MobileMe account to see if it was vulnerable perhaps with plans on using it later. That's what happens when using a weak password.
Definitely use strong passwords and buy\use a good password manager to ease the burden of remembering all those passwords we have. The best one in my opinion is 1Password. Here's the download LINK.
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A Bremond man died Wednesday after suffering a heart attack and crashing his SUV into a tree in Robertson County.
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Medics performed CPR and transported Love to St. Joseph Regional Health Center where he was pronounced dead.
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"I never aspired to be the mobile guy." – Brian Schmitt.
Well, that's a very good thing for design enthusiasts. Had he stopped at mobiles, we wouldn't have his contemporary clocks, or his award-winning pendant lights, or, well, whatever he gets to next. But it did indeed start in 2005 with Adrift Mobiles. Minimal in aesthetic and organic in form, it's a mesmerizing collection of nature-inspired modern mobiles. Schmitt Design was founded several years later, once those successful forays into clocks and lighting began to necessitate a name change for the expanding design business.Read More


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NORCROSS -- Rachel Garcia gave Greater Atlanta Christian's girls soccer team all of its offense with four goals on Tuesday night as the Spartans held off North Gwinnett 4-2. The win kept GAC unbeaten at 8-0.
Assisting Garcia was Taylor Wagnon, Danielle Marcano, Elizabeth White and Mollie Arrendale. White also had a good game at keeper against North's high-pressure offense with 10 saves.
Mill Creek 0, Westminster 0
ATLANTA -- Neither team could come through with a goal on Tuesday night as Mill Creek and Westminster battled each other to a 0-0 tie in a non-region meeting.
Helping to keep Westminster from scoring was keeper Paolo Rivera with four saves. The tie moved Mill Creek's record to 4-2-1.
Grayson 2, Providence 0
LILBURN -- Grayson keeper Cadye Picklesimer saved eight shots on Tuesday afternoon in helping the Rams shut out Providence 2-0 in a non-region battle.
Goals for the Rams (6-2-1) were scored by Josie Ouellette and Chelsea Norton.
Lanier 2, North Hall 0
GAINESVILLE -- Lanier keeper Alli Raez recorded her fourth shutout of the season on Tuesday as the Longhorns topped North Hall 2-0.
Maddie Corley scored the first goal off an assist from Meg Gregory and later assisted the second goal scored by Tori Wyant. The win evened Lanier's record 4-4.
Buford 4, Apalachee 0
BUFORD -- Buford upped its record to 6-3 with a 4-1 win over Apalachee on Tuesday night in a non-region match.
Melissa Sullivan and Ceely Coker provided the offense for Buford with two goals each.
Parkview 2, Berkmar 1
LILBURN -- Parkview's Abel Nguyen scored in the 75th minute to lift the Panthers 2-1 over Berkmar in Region 8-AAAAA action on Tuesday night.
Parkview (4-2-3, 1-0) took a 1-0 lead with an unassisted goal from Raymond Muro before Berkmar's Kofi Twumasig scored to tie it at 1-1. Diego Casillas recorded the win at keeper.
Central 1, Shiloh 0
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Charlie DeLoatche saved five shots at keeper on Tuesday night in helping Central Gwinnett shut out Shiloh 1-0 in both team's Region 8-AAAAA opener.
Tyler Budd provided the lone goal for Central (5-3-1, 1-0).
Brookwood 7, Archer 1
SNELLVILLE -- Trevor Mooney scored three goals and Kelson Brunelle added two more on Tuesday as Brookwood ran past Archer 7-1 in Region 8-AAAAA.
Brahan Gamarra and Benaiah Shaw each added a goal for Brookwood (6-2, 1-0), while Mitch Hotop delivered two assists.
Zach Wachholz scored the only goal for Archer.
South 2, Dacula 0
DACULA -- South Gwinnett opened its Region 8-AAAAA schedule with a 2-0 shutout of Dacula on Tuesday night.
Scoring for South (6-2, 1-0) were Sekow Thornell and Jon Pecos, while keeper Jaren Varney recorded the shutout.
GAC 2, North 2
NORCROSS -- Greater Atlanta Christian and North Gwinnett finished in a 2-2 draw on Tuesday night.
GAC (7-2-1) picked up goals from Nate Ream and Mitchell Singletary.
Buford 3, Apalachee 1
BUFORD -- Three different players scored for Buford on Tuesday night as the Wolves held off Apalachee 3-1.
Scoring for Buford (6-2) were Willy Uriostegui, Esgardo Arroyo and Matt Bonadies, while Edgar Villafuerte helped with an assist.
Wesleyan 3, Fellowship 0
NORCROSS -- Eric Sunderman put in two goals on Tuesday night to lead Wesleyan to a 3-0 shutout over Fellowship Christian.
Cole Warren added the third goal for Wesleyan (5-2-1, 4-1), while Cort Coxhead finished with two assists.
Providence 2, Grayson 1
LILBURN -- Providence built a 2-0 lead in the first half and made it stand as the Stars edged Grayson 2-1 on Tuesday night in a non-region battle.
Will Lowndes scored first for the Stars (4-3) 14 minutes in the first half when he collected a loose ball off the Grayson keeper from a shot by Ted Perry. Zion Gray provided the second goal when he scored off a corner kick.
Grayson rallied with a goal 40 seconds into the second half, but keeper Evan Flowers' six saves helped stave off the Rams.
Meadowcreek 5, Berkmar 0
NORCROSS -- Chris Custodio of Meadowcreek delivered a complete game on Tuesday, striking out three and allowing four hits in leading the Mustangs 5-0 over Berkmar.
Cameron Bourbonnais led the offense for Meadowcreek (4-6) with a 2-for-2, three-RBI night. Eric Arp added a hit and an RBI, while Custodio, Shea Wilkey and Andy Mercado each finished with a hit.
Hebron 10, Towns Co. 0
DACULA -- Three Hebron pitchers combined for a one-hitter on Tuesday night in leading the Lions to a 10-0 win over Towns County in six innings.
Andrew Molnar started and went four innings for Hebron, striking out eight with no hits. Michael Dussling pitched a hitless fifth inning, while Drew Coker struck out two and allowed one hit in the sixth.
Leading the offense was Jordan Hillyer, who went 4-for-4 with a three-run homer, three doubles and five RBIs. P.J. Westbury finished 2-for-3 with a triple and two runs, while Tyler Hutch added two hits and two runs. Hebron improved to 6-1 overall and 3-0 in Region 8-A.
Killian Hill 7, Covenant 6
LILBURN -- Killian Hill evened its record at 3-3 on Tuesday by edging Covenant Christian 7-6.
Adam Madeland started and went five innings for Killian Hill, allowing two earned runs on two hits with seven strikeouts. Alex Attebery pitched the final two innings, allowing no hits and no earned runs with four strikeouts in picking up the win.
Preston Attebery and Samuel Winston each went 2-for-4 as Killian Hill finished with nine hits on offense.
Providence 10, Central 0
LILBURN -- Austin Smith of Providence went 2-for-2 with two doubles, two runs and three RBIs on Tuesday to lead the Stars to a 10-0 shutout over Central Gwinnett in five innings.
Austin Loyd added two more hits with a double and a home run, including three runs, while Josh Carter finished 2-for-2 with a double and RBI. Charlie Scott also finished with 2-for-3 with a run.
Patrick Smith pitched all five innings for the win, allowing one hit with two strikeouts. Providence evened its record at 4-4.
Brookwood 5, Archer 0
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Brookwood topped Archer 5-0 on Tuesday afternoon at Rhodes Jordan Park.
Mark Guentert, Drew Wendel and Amarin Montroy each won in singles play, while doubles winners were Ryan Pridgeon and Will McWhirt at No. 1 and Christian Gochnauer and Jody Chan at No. 2. Brookwood stayed unbeaten at 10-0 overall and 5-0 in Region 8-AAAAA.
Central 4, Dacula 1
DACULA -- Elijah Clarke won at No. 2 singles and Tony Nguyen at No. 3 singles to help Central Gwinnett to a 4-1 in over Dacula on Tuesday.
Central (7-4, 4-2) also took both doubles matches, getting wins from No. 1 Chris Morrison and Tyler Nguyen and No. 2 David Johnson and Aaron Manila.
Peachtree Ridge 5, Mountain View 0
DULUTH -- Peachtree Ridge improved to 3-2 overall and 2-0 in Region 7-AAAAA on Tuesday with a 5-0 sweep of Mountain View at Epic Tennis Center.
Singles winners were Alex Makarenko, Kevin Lim and David Wang. Taking doubles matches were the No. 1 team of Taylor Foote and Jacob Kukler and the No. 2 squad of Brock Beisel and Alex Peed.
Collins Hill 5, Mill Creek 0
HOSCHTON -- Collin Hill's Christ Clark, Tyler Kallgren and Ian Melnik all recorded singles wins on Tuesday as the Eagles swept Mill Creek 5-0.
Recording doubles wins for Collins Hill (9-2, 2-0) were the No. 1 team of Jake Inderrieden and Marcus Maloney and the No. 2 team of Alec Rahmanian and Peyton Rushing.
Buford 5, Clarkston 0
BUFORD -- Colby West, Rob Hunter and Alex Turner of Buford all won in singles action on Tuesday in helping the Wolves to a 5-0 sweep of Clarkston.
Doubles winners for the Wolves (9-1) were the team of Josh Thompson and Skyler Wilson and the pair of Jabin Stepp and Nicholas Becker.
Wesleyan 5, Pinecrest 0
NORCROSS -- Wesleyan topped the .500 mark at 6-5 on Tuesday with a 5-0 shutout over Pinecrest Academy.
Singles winners for the Wolves were Jeffrey Chang, Austin Zakas and Kris Ippolito. Doubles winners were the No. 1 team of Zach Taylor and Andrew Dorman and the No. 2 pair of Brooks Prettyman and Palmer Brasher.
Hebron 5, Athens Christian 0
ATHENS -- Hebron stayed unbeaten at 6-0 on Tuesday with a 5-0 sweep of Athens Christian.
Jerod Beck, Josh Beck and James Everson all won in singles play for Hebron, while Justin Starner and Johnell McLean won at No. 1 doubles. Austin Dobbs and Stephen Wood followed with a No. 2 doubles win.
Mill Creek 5, Collins Hill 0
HOSCHTON -- Mill Creek continued its strong season on Tuesday with a 5-0 sweep of Collins Hill in Region 7-AAAAA.
Posting singles wins for Mill Creek (12-1, 3-0) were Madison Hahn, Allison Weaver and Lauren Atkinson, while winning in doubles action were Cailey Stevens and Mallory Kolts at No. 1 and Natalie Martinez and Abbe Jordan at No. 2.
Norcross 4, Duluth 1
NORCROSS -- Norcross won two singles matches and two doubles matches to post a 4-1 win over Duluth on Tuesday.
Singles winners for Norcross (5-3, 1-1) were Stacy Lackey at No. 1 and Kristie Teoh at No. 2. Taking the doubles matches were Maria Lackey and Heather Shine at No. 1 and Emma Wheaton and Amanda Northrup at No. 2.
Duluth's point came from a No. 3 singles win by Caroline Sweney.
Peachtree Ridge 5, Mountain View 0
DULUTH -- Jessica Northcutt, Jena Kelly and Mare Frances Greenwood each posted singles wins on Tuesday in helping Peachtree Ridge to a 5-0 win over Mountain View at Epic Tennis Center.
The Lions (4-1, 2-0) also picked up doubles wins from Ali and Erin Mills at No. 1 and Rachel Anderson and Kelsey Greess at No. 2.
Brookwood 5, Archer 0
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Brookwood upped its record to 6-3 overall and 4-0 in Region 8-AAAAA on Tuesday by beating Archer 5-0 at Rhodes Jordan Park.
Getting singles wins for the Broncos were Liz Slaughter, Maddie Stanitzke and Allie Gardner, while doubles wins were posted by Kenan Smith and Katie Kraft at No. 1 and Kerryn Roone and Hannah Howell at No. 2.
Buford 5, Clarkston 0
BUFORD -- Buford improved to 6-4 on Tuesday with a 5-0 sweep of Clarkston.
Winning in singles play were Kelley Cohron, Annalea Stevens and Savannah Whaley, while doubles winners were Rebecca Hendrix and Jessica Thompson at No. 1 and Annie Counts and Abby Hundley at No. 2.
Wesleyan 5, Pinecrest 0
NORCROSS -- Wesleyan logged singles wins from Megan Kelly, Savannah Strickland and Sarah Settlage on Tuesday as the Wolves rolled to a 5-0 win over Pinecrest Academy.
Katie English and Julie Rodriguez also won in doubles play for Wesleyan (8-3), as did the pair of Katie McLaughlin and Dee Dee Seaman.
Athens Christian 3, Hebron 2
ATHENS -- Hebron fell short on Tuesday with a narrow 3-2 loss at Athens Christian.
Scoring for Hebron (1-7) was Michelle Kniffen at No. 1 singles and the No. 2 doubles team of Emily Cochran and Abbey Stewart.
Collins Hill 23, Mountain View 0
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Holin Axley scored three goals on Tuesday night in helping Collins Hill run away for a 23-0 win over Mountain View.
Abe Heller and Tyler Agee each added three goals for the Eagles (3-4).
Wesleyan 19, Fellowship 8
NORCROSS -- Wesleyan received goals from seven different players on Tuesday as the Wolves (3-2, 2-1) pulled away for a 19-8 win over Fellowship Christian.
Blake Davis led the attack by scoring six goals and assisting five more. Jake Miller added three goals and three assists, while Matt Zimmerman finished with three goals and an assist.
Duluth 13, Parkview 7
DULUTH -- Duluth's Ali Cole had a huge night with nine goals and two assists on Tuesday to lead the Wildcats 13-7 over Parkview.
Noah Holt added two goals and two assists for Duluth (4-6), while Grace Andersen and Rebecca Graham each added a goal and an assist. Paige Falkowski also helped with 16 saves at keeper.
Parkview (2-7) was led by Victoria Petrassi with four goals, while Kelly Spevacek finished with two. Mariah Smith added one goal for Parkview, while keeper Lisa McManus recorded 17 saves.
Mill Creek tops Norcross
DULUTH -- Garnett Glaser of Mill Creek carded a 47 on Tuesday as the Hawks defeated Norcross 101 to 120 at Berkeley Hills.
Kaylee Harrison added a 54 for the Hawks, while Camille Streeter led Norcross with a 54.
Parkview gets past Grayson
MONROE -- Parkview's Leah Chandley finished with a 46 on Tuesday afternoon to lead the Panthers to a 94 to 98 win over Grayson at Providence Country Club.Julie Spangler of Grayson tied for the day's low score with a round of 46.
Peachtree Ridge downs Lanier
DULUTH -- Peachtree Ridge recorded a win on Tuesday with a 103 to 135 defeat of Lanier at Sugarloaf.
Christi Lee led the Lions with 51, while Leesa Quinlan followed with 52.
Shiloh's Hoyle shoots 43
TUCKER -- Cierra Hoyle of Shiloh finished with 43 on Tuesday as the Generals defeated Meadowcreek 43 to 49 in a one-on-one match at Heritage Golf Links.
Competing for Meadwocreek was Freddie Banks, who shot 49.
Hebron tops Commerce and Prince Avenue
COMMERCE -- Hebron's Darby Gentry finished with a 39 on Tuesday as the Lions beat both Commerce and Prince Avenue at Double Oaks.
Commerce was second with a 56, finishing just ahead of Prince Avenue at 57.
Shiloh tops Meadowcreek
TUCKER -- Shiloh's Matthew Cyran carded a 46 on Tuesday as the Generals went on to defeat Meadowcreek 99 to 104 at Heritage Golf Links.
Tommy Blackwell finished with 53 for Shiloh, while scorers for Meadowcreek were Christopher Nunez with 46 and Michael Banks with 58.
Grayson edges Parkview
MONROE -- Connor Dickinson of Grayson finished with 37 on Tuesday afternoon in helping Grayson to a 155 to 160 win over Parkview at Providence Country Club.
Carlos Adkinson of Parkview also finished with 37.
Hebron wins three-way match
COMMERCE -- Hebron totalled 188 on Tuesday, finishing ahead of both Commerce and Prince Avenue in a match at Double Oaks.
Casey Price led Hebron with a 41, while Commerce's Dylan Young earned low-medalist honors with 37. Commerce was second with 190, while Prince Avenue was third at 196.
-- Compiled by Scott Smith
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2011 was an incredible year for RxArt. Thanks to all of our supporters, RxArt expanded in multiple capacities. In April, we completed the installation of Jason Middlebrook pieces at San Francisco General Hospital's Psychiatric Emergency Unit. We launched Between the Lines, Volume 3, our most extensive coloring book to date, at our CHANEL Beaute-sponsored gala in September. Our new website launched this fall, and we added another full-time employee to our small (but growing!) team. We're thrilled that we'll be able to complete several new installations within the first two months of the new year: a beautiful mural by Trenton Doyle Hancock will be installed in Houston's Memorial Hermann Hospital; 14 James Welling photographs will be installed in Atlanta; and, thanks to the generosity of Agnes Gund, a series of prints from the Lincoln Center Vera List Art Project will be installed in New York's Radiology Department of Metropolitan Hospital.
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2. The ticket tax could make big bucks. It would rake in $2.3 million for the city, according to the Washington Business Journal. But that's just a drop in the bucket for a $322 million deficit.
3. The cost to theaters would be greater. City Paper's Ben Freed attended a hearing about the ticket tax yesterday:
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5. The tax could be good news for Maryland and Virginia theaters. Many arts patrons drive in from the suburbs to see a show. But if they're discouraged by the prices, they might look for entertainment closer to home – in theaters such as Signature, MetroStage, the Gunston Arts Center and the Artisphere in Virginia, and Olney, Round House, and the Clarice Smith Center in Maryland.
6. The tax could have a trickle-down effect to other businesses. Leaders of the Helen Hayes Awards noted in a press release that the tax could hurt "arts-related businesses, such as those that sell lumber for sets, fabrics for costumes, concessions, etc. as well as the restaurants, transit and the many other D.C. businesses so importantly supported by traffic attending arts events, and the DC government who loses the 10% tax it receives from restaurant sales by virtue of resulting reduced restaurant traffic."
7. Mayor Gray has equated theater to for-profit entertainment. On the Kojo Nnamdi Show on Friday, Gray said, "theaters really are the only ones that don't have that tax imposed. I mean, we have it at the Verizon Center and we have it at the baseball stadium... we have it on movies."
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Every council member expressed some level of opposition to the tax in a round of question-free statements. "It's tough to hear about seeing your kid's school play and being taxed," said Brown, who's position on the tax is still viewed as more neutral.
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Inspiration is a very important aspect of motivation; it allows you to draw your enthusiasm to achieve success from someone or something else in the world! In this post, I go over 5 of the most amazing bloggers on the internet. Each of these bloggers has individually inspired me to create and grow Earning Forever in one way or another!
In essence, I am not trying to copy their blogs; but rather, I am trying to use each blog's best features, and apply them to Earning Forever.
What I really like about these 5 individuals is that they view their blogs as businesses! Many bloggers will simply buy a domain name, post their thoughts, and forget about it completely! These 5 bloggers are so well known and respected because the primary concern of their blogs is to inform, help, and please the readers! I would like to think that the primary concern of Earning Forever is roughly the same; to document my journey of earning passive income and achieving life success while helping the readers in any ways that I can!
I will give you a little taste of what the blogger is about, the best features of their website, and how those features can be applied to Earning Forever.
Pat From The Smart Passive Income Blog
Pat Flynn is an entrepreneur, father, husband, writer, and more! Can he add any more titles to the list?
I have been an avid reader of the Smart Passive Income Blog for over 2 years, and Pat was the first person to actually convince me to start writing articles for revenue sharing websites to earn passive income online! Pat, like a handful of other bloggers, publishes his income reports on a monthly basis. However, it is not the income reports themselves that causes people to become lifetime readers of Smart Passive Income; it is the fact that Pat is absolutely transparent and helpful within them.
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Inspiration from Pat: Be transparent with numbers, and helpful to the readers on Earning Forever!
Chris From Virtual Business Lifestyle Chris Ducker Dot Com
Virtual Business Lifestyle began when Chris Ducker gave himself 1 year to remove himself from his business, and begin to live the life of a virtual CEO. I really like reading Chris' posts because he is straight to the point, and doesn't like to beat around the bush. In addition, he records a ton of videos to include in his posts and posts them to his Virtual CEO Youtube Channel (that can be found in the top navigation of his blog).
Many people continue to read Virtual Business Lifestyle because Chris discusses ways to earn passive income from both online and offline sources! He has created blogs, niche sites, an offline outsourcing company, and a very strong personal brand; no matter what aspect of business you want to learn about, Virtual Business Lifestyle will have a plethora of posts for you to read!
Inspiration from Chris: Include videos in many of Earning Forever's posts, as well as get straight to the point!
Eric From My 4 Hour Workweek
It is very rare to see someone that is able to work full-time hours and maintain a responsive blog that publishes frequent posts! However, Eric has My 4 Hour Workweek running smoothly while working as a full-time CPA Tax Consultant!
I have posted about 5 comments on My 4 Hour Workweek; Eric has responded to all of the comments within hours! Noticing this has led me to browse through the rest of the comments that were left on the website, and realize that Eric responds to nearly every comment that his readers post! Seeing his timely responses to the comments allows the readers to see how dedicated he is to his blog.
Just like Pat Flynn, Eric publishes his income reports on a monthly basis; however, the income reports on My 4 Hour Workweek are extremely detailed. Eric breaks down each of his passive income sources in a few ways; he explains what the source entails, how he earned the passive income through it, and what his goals are for the following month.
Inspiration from Eric: Have broken-down income reports, as well as be responsive to Earning Forever's readers!
Adam From Dorm Room Cash
I came across Dorm Room Cash when cruising around the InfoBarrel forums. After reading through a few of Adam Snyder's posts, I became a loyal reader!
The majority of Adam's posts are short and sweet; however, they are very practical and can be implemented in a matter of minutes. You will not find a lengthy Facebook Timeline tutorial on Dorm Room Cash; but rather, you will find quick SEO tips that can be used to increase the traffic that your blog receives! In addition, Adam is very active on Dorm Room Cash's Facebook Fan Page! He manages to update it with posts that engage the readers; a mixture of polls, questions, and hyperlinks seem to do the trick.
Adam seems to be a "Jack of all trades, master of none" type of guy. He has gotten his feet wet in all types of internet marketing ventures, and has posted his experiences with each of these ventures on his blog. Add Dorm Room Cash to your RSS feed and you will surely be pleased!
Inspiration from Adam: Include a mixture of short and long posts, and be active on Earning Forever's Facebook Fan Page!
Jeremy From Zero Passive Income
Zero Passive Income is the place to get motivated!
Jeremy Salvador shares all of his financial experiences with his readers. Most passive income blogs solely include actionable posts (things like "how to backlink articles" and "dofollow vs. Nofollow links"); however, Jeremy posts everything from his spiritual lessons in being patient to his success in paying off all of his consumer debt!
Jeremy classifies his monthly income reports as "wealth reports" and includes a variety of graphs to represent the non-passive and passive income that they are earning. The graphs really allow the Zero Passive Income readers to get a feel for where their income is coming from!
Jeremy and his wife got married with absolutely zero passive income and have worked their way up to earning more than $2000 in passive income every month! To top it off, they are still earning a combined income of about $13000 per month from their full time jobs as a Forensic Accountant and Registered Nurse!
Inspiration from Jeremy: Include both actionable and personal posts, as well as incorporate graphic organizers into Earning Forever's income reports.
I would highly suggest that you take a look at each of these websites, and get to know each of these bloggers. They have been extremely helpful to me, and have inspired Earning Forever in a multitude of ways!
Do you have a favourite blogger or follow one of the ones that were spoken about above? If so, please leave a comment and let us know!


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"Very easy and tasty recipe I invented one day with ingredients on hand, for fresh rainbow trout (farmed or wild) that my family loves. It takes very little time and is much lighter than ocean fish. I use whole fish you can buy already gutted from the supermarket, with heads and tails still on. Make sure you pick trout that are really, really fresh. I find the dish doesn't even need lemon slices but you can use them if you like. The key is to remember to add the water to the dish as instructed in directions, which keeps fish from drying out. Serve with rice and veggies. Light and delicious. Be careful of bones! Make sure to add hot water to the dish; cold water can crack the baking dish."
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olive oil, or to taste
whole rainbow trout, gutted and cleaned, heads and tails still on
1/4 teaspoon
dried dill weed
1/4 teaspoon
dried thyme
salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
1/2 large
onion, sliced
2 thin slices
2 tablespoons
hot water
I made this tonight with rainbow trout and it turned out beautifully in the end. I would recommend NOT using a glass dish, but to cook it in metal. When we added the little bit of water to the pyrex dish (as instructed), the entire pyrex dish shattered in our oven. I should have known better with water and glass, but trusted the recipe. Thankfully, the fish was saved and we finished cooking it in a metal roasting pan.
We used Pyrex baking dish, but when we added the water, it shattered the dish. Use a metal pan.
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extremely simple recipe & came out perfect. my mom loves it & she's a total health nut!!
very simple and the fish turned out delicious.
I posted this recipe and was sorry to read someone shattered their pyrex dish adding water! I know what this is like as my hubby did the same once with a totally different dish. I had no problem because I added Hot water, which maybe I should have mentioned, but for safety reasons if you prefer a metal pan that's a good idea. Glad people are enjoying this.
I added some salt and some fresh lemon juice. It was very good.
I never cooked fresh trout before so wasn't sure how, but it turned out to be really easy and results were terrific! Even the twin 5 year old girls (freaked out by the WHOLE fish, eyes teeth and tail) ate their fill! It was moist, tasty and quick- everything you'd want in a weekday meal!
This is just what I was looking for. I use the same recipe when I grill trout. But the weather doesn't allow for grilling right now so it's good to know I can do this in the oven. I love the oven instructions and the trout came out tender and delicious.
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By Linda L. Osmundson
When we lived in the Seattle area for several years, I learned why they call it the Emerald City. It rains! The grass is always green! And the city boasts some 6000 park acres. Actually, the winner of a Convention and Visitor's Bureau contest coined the name in the early 1980s. It correlates with the state nickname, the Evergreen State.
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Seven grandchildren, seven adults, a fiftieth wedding anniversary, and Dixieland Jazz; what more could my husband and I ask for a family cruise? Even though this is our third Alaskan trip, we lucked out to find it a fit with all fourteen members' schedules. Of course, they make it fit when Mom and Dad provide an all-inclusive party for their first cruise! It will be special in many ways. We leave Seattle June 28, and return July 5. We plan to make reservations for dinner atop the Space Needle the night before we board.
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A high school senior and very talented artist, Ann Dang, was asked to paint the Bavarian Neuschwanstein Castle on the back of this ukulele. Her view may seem familiar even if you've never visited Bavaria, and rightly so. The castle, with its Romanesque Revival and Gothic architecture, influenced Walt Disney when he built Disneyland's
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Oklahoma: cowboys, Native Americans, oil, and the theme for a popular film/play. Oklahoma City, the state capitol, counts Bricktown, its entertainment district with popular dining and nightlife and the Red Earth Native American festival in June as major attractions. But, don't miss the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, home to the state's pioneer history and the
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Two routes take you to Yellowstone National Park, I-25 or Highway 287. Both present tourist attractions. We've already covered the detour to Fort Laramie, so we'll go straight to Douglas via I-25 north.
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Published on Thursday, February 19 2015 18:23
Roads Traveled with Linda L. Osmundson
Yes, Yellowstone and the Grand Teton Mountains are probably the most well known destinations in Wyoming. However, there are other smaller interesting tourist attractions. We travel I-80 often in route to Salt Lake City to see grandchildren but seldom go north on I-25.
Today I'll give you ideas for two-day trips along those routes.
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Published on Thursday, February 05 2015 17:02
I dreamed of visiting many places after graduation, the Rocky Mountain's tree line, twin cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul, the Great Salt Lake, Arizona's desert, and both oceans to name a few.
Now, I've seen them all and more. Tears filled my eyes at my first glimpse of the mountains when I neared Denver. I'd never seen anything so close to Heaven. On our first trip to my Minnesotan husband's hometown, he laughed when I asked if a huge lake were manmade like
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Published on Wednesday, December 31 2014 10:52
Roads Traveled by Linda L. Osmundson
Now is the time for those dreaded New Year's resolutions that we find unfulfilled at the end of the year. I've researched, read, considered, and made a list of possible subjects for my twenty-four articles for 2015. Let's take a peek.
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Published on Thursday, December 04 2014 13:13
Roads Traveled By Linda L. Osmundson
Now that the overeating of Thanksgiving and the rush of Black Friday has passed, we can look forward to the rest of the holiday season. Before we know it, New Years will be here. We need to form our resolution list, check it twice,
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