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"I love the sweet and tangy pineapple sauce. I serve this over rice and accompany it with green beans. This recipe was handed down to me from my mother-in-law many years ago."
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1/4 cup
1/3 cup
1/4 cup
brown sugar
2 teaspoons
1/4 cup
1 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce
1 (9 ounce) can
crushed pineapple
3 pounds
assorted chicken pieces such as breasts, thighs, wings, and drumsticks
To make this recipe more friendly to my diet needs, I used boneless, skinless chicken breasts and omitted the butter and the brown sugar. I made the entire recipe stove top in my nonstick skillet, browning the breasts seasoned with salt, pepper and garlic powder first using cooking spray, removing them and then adding the sauce ingredients to the pan. Let it come to a boil, and then turned it down to simmer and put the chicken back into the sauce until cooked through. It was very good. My husband is not fond of "sweet meat" so the sweetness level was fine for us, but some might like it better with more sweetness as directed in this recipe using brown sugar as well. Reminded me of sweet and sour chicken and we enjoyed it.
This recipe is very bland. The sauce reminded us of tomato soup. We won't be making this again.
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This way very good. Next time I will add orange juice instead of
brown sugar. I used Olivio instead of butter. I would grate some
ginger in also for zing. I will also take skin off chicken first &
add another tsp. of cornstarch to vinegar because the sauce did become
more watery after baking.
My husband and I made this last night for dinner, and we both absolutely loved it. We mixed together all the ingredients for the sauce in a bowl (We actually used pineapple Jam instead of crushed pineapple), then browned the chicken in a deep pan with the butter. Once the chicken was browned on both sides we poured the sauce over it and let it cook on medium until the chicken was no longer pink and the sauce thickened. Served over rice, and it was delicious! Thanks for sharing!
Tweaked it to my taste and it came out fine. The biggest differences were: I used skinless breast tenderloins and pan fried them in a little oil for a minute each side (just couldn't see how they would get brown otherwise); I used rice wine vinegar, less sugar and fresh pineapple. I didn't have Worcestershire so I omitted it. I served it over noodles with a side salad.I will make it again. But I think I'll add some rough chop onion and green pepper - stir fried til crisp tender - before serving. That makes it more like traditional Chinese sweet and sour.
i usually look for simple recipes due to the fact of a busy lifestyle....i was looking for a chicken dish using pineapples i had on hand and came across this.....this is the second time i have made this and yummmmm.....i have 3 very very picky eaters and they want to know when im gonna make this again.....usually i follow to a T but i have to admit i changed 1 thing.....i omitted the step of putting it into the oven....i followed the advice of others and browned my boneless skinless breasts....was about to put chicken into glass pyrex dish to put into the oven and thought why bother....after making the delicious pineapple sauce..i poured it over the chicken.covered it and cooked it for 15 minutes on the stovetop.....came out same as it did the first time i made it....served it with broc carrots and cauliflour ....kids went nuts and neighbor stopped by and had some.....he loved it as well.....have to say happy family here tonight!........thank you for the recipe......
I changed the vinegar to balsamic and used pineapple chunks and it was delicious. Thanks!!
Our family loves this recipe. I use boneless skinless chicken breasts sprinkled with garlic powder & fresh ground pepper. I tweaked the sauce a bit as well by using apple cider vinegar and cutting down the amount to 3 tbsps. I used pineapple chunks and reserved a bit of the juice to add to the sauce making up the difference from the vinegar. I also added ground ginger and pineapple chunks to the saucepan while making the sauce (to soften them up a bit).
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Hawaiian Pineapple Chicken
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 521
Calories from Fat: 282
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Cecil B Moores location fell off as far as the food. City view has good food but the prices were already high and they have been raised again they don't have lucnh specials like every other pizza store. I don't here as much as I use to because of that an the prices. The way the economy is nobody wants to spend lots of money on 1 meal. I mean $7 for 10 buffalo wings that's a bit much & close to $3 for a slice of pizza.
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I like City View well enough to order from them when I am working in the area but the food is just standard pizza take-out sort of stuff. Nothing mind-blowing but definitely consistent. I can't say I've had a botched order ever.
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Their pizzas are delicious. I tried their Buffalo Chicken pizza and found it amazingly delicious. but there's a reason for that. It has loads of trans fat, enriched flours, saturated fat and tons of sodium. I felt horrible after the meal. I recommend it, but do not get used to it.
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Thats right....try their chicken parm. sub. It is so good. Pizza here is not so great but all their subs and salads are great!
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My co-workers and I eat here everyday for lunch. We love there food. My favorite thing on the menu is the grilled chicken salad. Huge portions for the money. The place is clean and the service is excellent. We sometimes have to call for delivery because we can't leave the office and the food comes so fast and it is still hot.

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(for example, an advertising service provider owned by or affiliated with a developer or distributor of mobile devices, mobile operating systems or development environments other than Apple would not qualify as independent);
Engadget notes that Adobe would also be excluded.
They are drawing the line very tight around the services that they exclude. The more they do that, the closer they come to FTC investigations. If they want a level playing field they are going to have to allow other service providers advertise on their system and collect tracking.
Disallowing tracking means not being able to sell their ads.
Would Apple sit still for this if all Apple advertising were ripped from every Google platform? Their lawyers would be all over this, and TiPb would be furious.
(Interesting that TiPb is here lobbying for developers to put ads into their apps, rather than just charging for them.
All of this stuff drives up bandwidth, and does nothing for the user experience, and little to bring apps cheaper).
"Interesting that TiPb is here lobbying for developers to put ads into their apps, rather than just charging for them. All of this stuff drives up bandwidth, and does nothing for the user experience, and little to bring apps cheaper"
Not necessarily. From a developer's standpoint, giving apps away for free can be quite profitable. In particular, for long term revenue.
E.g. A developer gets 5,000 downloads at $1.99. After Apple's 30% they walk away with $6965. But that's a one-time thing. Not to mention, how long will it take to get 5,000 downloads (from cheap users)? If he gives it away for free with ads, he could quite literally get get 5000x more downloads in a quarter the time or even less. And by using ads he gets recurring revenue as long as his users keep and use his app.
This isn't just a hypothetical situation. I have one app in particular on the Android Market that I charged for. After I gave it away for free I got the aforementioned 5,000% more downloads. And that was in a 2 1/2 month period. Not to mention income every month (won't get rich [yet] but it buys me pizza :-)
You do make a point on bandwidth. Depends on how frequently the developer chooses to refresh the ads. Although the amount that is transferred should have little impact on total bandwidth.
Allowing other ad agencies is a concern. I'm using AdWhirl to push ads from AdMob, Quattro Wireless and Millennial Media. If Apple doesn't allow this, they may alienate a lot of developers. But I think they're aware of that.


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David CabañeroDavid Cabañero is an eleventh grader from H.P. Baldwin High School. Strong-willed and independent, he is an optimist and loves to help people. When he graduates, he plans to become a biologist and a performer. David loves to sing, dance, and play the flute, and in his spare time, he creates and arranges music. There's not a day where David is not smiling—he loves to be happy and energetic everyday.
McKayla WandellMcKayla is currently a junior at H.P. Baldwin High School; she is an outgoing passionate student who serves on the Teen Advisory Council for the Hawaii Meth Project, where she organizes campaigns in the Maui Community. She spends her Saturdays either competing at a swim meet or volunteering at Feed My Sheep. McKayla swims on the Baldwin High School swim team. She is a dedicated member to the Maui Double Star Association with fellow speaker Aaron Rohozinski and enjoys looking out at the stars and wondering about the mysteries of the universe.
William SummersWilliam Summers is currently a junior at Baldwin High School. One phrase that could describe William is a "academic jack of all trades". He has been involved in a variety of activities ranging from being the operations officer of the Baldwin Junior Reserves Officer Training Corps (JROTC) battalion to being the vice president of the BHS book club. He takes his academic rigor very seriously and wouldn't think twice about challenging himself with another AP class.
Quinn ShiraishiThree words that describe Quinn are athletic, hardworking, and geeky. She currently attends Kamehameha Schools Maui. As a freshman, you can find her sitting with friends while studying, reading, and mostly talking. An avid athlete, Quinn swims, plays water polo, and does horseback riding. In her leisure time, she enjoys listening to music and reading. If Quinn could have one wish, she would like everyone to not judge others based on first impressions.
James HillJames, also called J.P., is an eighth grader from Sacred Hearts School; he has two strong passions: technology and agriculture. For over a year, he has dedicated virtually every Saturday to working with Maui Cultural Lands on Project Malama Honokowai and has become highly invested in his work. JP is also passionate about the projects of the Polynesian Voyaging Society such as the Worldwide Voyage of Hokule'a and hikianalia, and its movement to protect the 'aina (land) from unneeded developement. JP believes that by incorporating a mindset of Kokua, we can unleash the untapped power of technology.
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Thomas HayashiThomas attends Seabury Hall, where he leads his Sophomore class as the currrent Vice president and plays on the Seabury Hall Football team. Thomas is interested in pursuing a career in law or philosophy. Thomas was born and raised on Maui and attended Pukalani Elementary School and Kalama Intermediate before attending Seabury Hall in the 9th grade. Thomas is an experienced Taiko drummer, playing with the Maui Taiko group for the past three years.
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A complete player to say the least. Great blocking all season long.
Marshall is a great football player. It is going to be exciting the next couple years with him and Dontre.
Not only did he make a great play on the INT, he made some very nice tackles, one where he was the last line of defense on their RB. Bell wraps up nice, which is good to see based on how the secondary looked last year.
Hilarious, that is the funniest thing I heard all day.
People are stupid. I love Ohio State Football, but come on. Marshall is still a beast!
Really hurt ourselves today. Take away the mistakes and we win that game by at least 21 points.
I'm pretty excited about this team. A lot of talent to distribute the ball to.
The guy from Navy was out of bounds, but the worst call I saw in the game is when they said that Elliot fumbled on the third down run. After he gained the first down by rolling over on his back after he was almost stopped, he hit the ground and it was clear to me his elbow touched before the ball came out.
We need to stop with all the timeline stuff. Urban has a completely different scheme than Coach Tressel did and needs to get all his pieces in place. I think the Bucks will be better this year than last and year 4 is going to be amazing.
Next year is going to be a great year.
With the recruits we have gained in the last two years on the defensive side of the ball and an offseason (tOSU weightlifting program in the offseason), I think the defense will make a huge improvement. Joey Bosa training all spring at the college level? He is already a stud and was in high school at this time last year. Vonn Bell played great yesterday in my opinion, he showed good instinct and HE TACKLED REALLY WELL. There are so many solid young players Urban has stockpiled.
C Hyde will be hard to replace on offense, he is a BEAST and I hope he has a great NFL career, he really grew up and played hard 100% of the time. However with Braxton coming back and the playmakers we have stockpiled, watch out. Same as the defense, offseason weightlifting program and training will really help out the young guys on offense who show great promise.
2014 is going to be a special year.
I think that our biggest problem on defense is the defensive line. There is not a lot of pressure in the backfield. Against Iowa I only recall one play where the defense caused negative yardage, I could be wrong however I know there wasn't a single one in the first half. With that said, the line is young and I think they have great potential.
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Red spent another week topping the chart at Billboard 200. This is Red's 7th week (nonconsecutive) at number 1.
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"Red's" seventh week at No. 1 gives Swift a total of 24 weeks atop the Billboard 200 through her career — tying her with Adele as the woman with most weeks at No. 1 since SoundScan began powering the Billboard 200 in May, 1991. Swift's "Fearless" album spent 11 weeks at No. 1, while 2010's "Speak Now" logged six weeks atop the list.
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Every MAC holiday color collection sees an introduction of new, limited edition mineralize eyeshadows. This year is no different. With six mineralize eyeshadows, each with a crescent of some glittery concoction, MAC really wants to make sure you get your mineralize fix for the year.
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I wish MAC would have done away with the crescent portions or had made it the same texture/feel as the larger shade. I just can't imagine dealing with the inevitable fall out the glittery crescents will have. My top picks would be Midnight Madness, It's a Miracle, and Blue Sorcery.
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Eastern Ky. man pleads guilty to murdering parents
PAINTSVILLE, Ky. -- An eastern Kentucky man has pleaded guilty to murdering his parents, whose bodies were found buried on their farm five months after they disappeared last year.
Prosecutors say Willie Blanton pleaded guilty Friday to two counts each of murder and tampering with physical evidence and multiple counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument and theft. The Lawrence County commonwealth's attorney's office says the latter counts relate to forged checks, stolen livestock and an attempt to have Blanton's father's prescription for a controlled substance refilled after he disappeared.
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We realize that housing options are limited for pit bull owners because of breed restrictions. Unfortunately, breed restrictions are not illegal, and apartment complexes, management associations and landlords are able to make and maintain these types of limitations.
While this issue certainly affects owners of pit bulls and pit bull mixes, it also affects owners of other breeds. We have seen the following breeds grouped into housing restrictions: Akita, American Bull Dog, American Pit Bull Terrier, American or Bull Staffordshire Terrier, Briard, Borzoi Hounds, Bull Mastiff, Bull Terrier, Cane Corso, Chow, Dalmatian, Doberman Pinscher, Dogo, German Shepherd, Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, Husky, Irish Wolf Hound, Komondor, Malamute, Neapolitan Mastiff, Pit Bull, Rottweiler, Scottish Deerhound, Spitz, St. Bernard, Stafford Terrier (sic), Presa Canarios, Shar Pei, Toso Inu and Wolf-Dog Hybrid.
We are working toward possible solutions to this problem within the City's Pit Bull Task Force, but it is an issue that remains an obstacle for many and will not be remedied overnight. In the meantime, we recommend seeking out apartments, duplexes or houses that are owned privately by one person or a small company (many of these are advertised on www.craigslist.org), because they are usually more open to negotiation and discussion.
Tips when talking to or meeting a potential landlord or property owner:
- Create a "resume" for your dog, with cute photos, age, temperament, training, behavior, vet contact info, etc.
- Share details of any formal training your dog has had (especially Love-A-Bull's free training program)
- Highlight any special recognitions (Canine Good Citizen, etc.)
- Brag about having a clean rental record with properties in the past or receiving full damage deposits back (and of course, provide references who can attest to this)
- Stress your habits of responsible ownership (providing supervision, exercise, socialization, medical care, etc.) to the dog on a regular basis
- Educate the landlord on the actual risk factors of pets that could cause property damage: dogs that are NOT neutered or spayed; dogs that do not get enough exercise or stimulation to release energy; dogs that are left unattended by their owners for extended periods of time; dogs that are not treated as family members
- Offer to pay an increased pet deposit or secure rental insurance
- Call the dog a "mixed breed" if it is indeed a mix, as the breed label is sometimes more important to a landlord
- Offer to do a "meet and greet" with the dog and the landlord to see good behavior first-hand. If a "meet and greet" isn't possible, send the cutest picture of you and your dog that you have, via e-mail, and perhaps a story about what the dog means to you and what he or she has added to your life. As we all know, inaccurate stereotypes of pit bulls are pervasive, and the "meet and greet" or family photo/compelling story can be an effective tool in dispelling these negative impressions and replacing them with the positive attributes of a dog that is truly treated like a family member.
- Tell them that you are members of Love-A-Bull, an organization committed to responsible pit bull ownership through education and advocacy, and point them to our website to learn more about our mission.
Apartment complexes that we have been told accept all breeds:
To the best of our ability, we track all-breed friendly housing options through our Meetup message boards and e-mails from members, and are providing that information below. Please note that policies can change at any time, and you should do your own research to confirm this information.
- Hillside Place Apartments, 4821 E. Riverside Drive, 512-385-4500
– no breed, age, or weight restrictions
– max 2 pets, requires pet interview
- Littlefield Quarters, 119 E. 6th Street, 512-478-6100
– no restrictions but possible weight limit of 60 lbs
- The Place at Terracina, 8100 N. Mopac Expy, 855-332-2260, email@example.com
– no breed restrictions, no weight limit, 2 pet max
- The Place at West Village, 739 W. William Cannon, 512-443-3153
– no breed restrictions, no weight limit, 2 pet max
- Roscoe Properties
– no size or breed restriction
– may request pet interview
(visit website for individual property contact information and phone number)
- Tramor Properties, 16 properties all over Austin (North, South, Round Rock)
– most other Tramor properties have no breed restrictions, but some may have weight restrictions and require pet interview (varies by property)
(visit website for individual property contact information and phone number)
- Tramor at Creek Village, 2 pet limit, no breed or weight restrictions
- Tramor at Oak Bend, max 35 lbs, max 2 pets (1 bdrm) 3 pets (2 bdrm)
- Tramor at Victory Place, 2 pet limit, no breed or weight restrictions
- Tramor at the Quest, 2 pet limit, no breed or weight restrictions
- Waterloo East, 2510 Elmont Drive, 512-441-3042
– no breed, age, or weight restrictions
– max 2 pets, requires pet interview
- Cielo South Lamar, 2717 South Lamar Blvd, 512-566-7020
– no breed or weight limit
– 2 pet maximum
- The Social Apartments, 1817 E. Oltorf Street, 512.442.2316
– no breed or weight limit, 2 pet maximum
– Required pet interview
- Legacy at Western Oaks, 8801 La Cresada Drive, (866) 701-6948
– no breed restrictions, 2 pet maximum
– up to 35lbs: $300 pet fee; 36lbs+: $500 pet fee. $100 pet deposit and $10 pet rent for all sizes
- Gallery at Domain, 11119 Alterra Parkway, 512-821-9353 ***Leasing Office Opens on April 20th***
– no breed or weight limit, 2 pet maximum
– Required pet interview
Realtors/Apartment Locators/Landlords who are familiar with the issue and can help with possible housing options (sorted by last name):
- Wesley Steck, JBGoodwin REALTORS®
512-591-1400, firstname.lastname@example.com
* Will donate 25% of commission to Love-A-Bull!
- Joseph, HomePlace Apartment Search
888-217-5200, 512-258-5200
- Karen Currie, Keller Williams Realty
512-983-6494, firstname.lastname@example.com
* Will donate a portion of commission to Love-A-Bull!
- Matt Davidson, Dash Realty (Apartment Locator)
512-657-8676, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Tanya "Renee" Figliozzi, Real Tree Realty Property Management & KW Commercial
512-507-8460, email@example.com
* Will make a $50 donation to Love-A-Bull for signed leases from website referral!
- Paul Greenamyer, Casa Grande Realty Central
512-516-3228, email@example.com
* Will make a donation to Love-A-Bull for referrals!
- Sam Hasty, Keller Williams
512-736-6623, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Bryan Hilton, Citywide Realty
512-484-7344, email@example.com
* Will also make $50 donation to Love-A-Bull if lease signed!
- Paige Reynolds, JB Goodwin REALTORS®
512-426-9210, firstname.lastname@example.com
* Will donate a portion of commission to Love-A-Bull!
- Adam Seigel, pauly + presley R E A L T Y
512-820-9711, email@example.com
- Stan Smith, Coldwell Banker United
512-431-6255, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Linda Threatt, Apartments HERE!
512-663-9664, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Jacob Towell, pauly + presley R E A L T Y
210-393-7749, firstname.lastname@example.com
http://www.paulypresleyrealty.com/, www.AustinUrbanDigs.com
- Bryan Treat, JB Goodwin
512-653-3348, firstname.lastname@example.com
* Will donate a portion of commission to Love-A-Bull!
- Jantha Tucker, American Apartment Locating (and Realtor)
512-751-3733, email@example.com
3616 Far West Blvd. Suite 107, Austin, TX 78731
- Urban Squared Realty
512-440-7776, http://urbansquaredrealty.com/
And if you are a home-owner looking for homeowners' insurance, please see our extensive list of pit-friendly companies on our Pit-Friendly page.


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Phoenix Project S
Last years Rail Rider of the year Marc Rossiter rides this board........ That's all I really need to say about the new Phoenix Project S. But....... I should probably tell you a little more cause this board is actually a blast to ride behind the boat too! I would know cause this is a shop favorite for both rail riding and boat. Super forgiving and less likely to get hung up on rails. A softer version of the other Phoenix. Full center rail creates a smooth transferring board from edge to edge. Blends to a more vertical sidewall in the tip and tail allowing the board to ride higher on the water with more glide speed. Last but not least, the one and only Eric Ruck also rides this board and get tricks of the year while doing it. No big deal.
- Deep symmetrical channels - help with acceleration thru a turn and push the rider into the wakeSubtle tunnel more efficient water flow and stabilizes landings
- Rocker line carries a lot of speed up the wake making it easier for a rider to have a late take off
- Sintered Base - The most durable non-stick base material we have ever tested on rails without loosing any glide speed on the water
- Blended Glass - Our secret concoction absorbs more energy before rebounding it. A lightweight woven construction brings less swing weight and increased feel on the water to the board
- Mod Pour - The highest strength to weight ratio we have ever tested - setting the standard of the most refined recipe of foam out there
- 4 Slider Fins - A fin actually designed to be sessioned on rails, also for riders that like that finless feel, the wider design creates turbulence giving it a less gratuitous grip on the water
- 4 Fiberglass 1.0" ramp fins -Versatile cable and boat board with a controlled flex -
- Ridden by Erik Ruck and Marc Rossiter
137 cm — up to 180 lbs.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post7799672514479716414..comments2015-07-11T10:07:26.301-05:00Comments on Nolichucky Roots: Serendipitous ResultsSusan Clarkhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-15229143032266497272011-08-14T10:33:10.602-05:002011-08-14T10:33:10.602-05:00I know exactly what you mean (especially the bless...I know exactly what you mean (especially the blessed and cursed aspect as family archivist). I, too, wondered who the heck would be interested in my family's story, but just wanted a way to document the amazing historical documents I've discovered, deciphered, and translated. Just the tip of the iceburg so far, but as you've found, I've realized many others are interested -- and I thrill to their discoveries and shared thrills as well! Lovely post.Linda Gartzhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-41794738287114092812011-08-08T11:31:05.943-05:002011-08-08T11:31:05.943-05:00Geneabloggers are like bonus additions to the fami...Geneabloggers are like bonus additions to the family, I think.

Always great to have someone comment when I am ranting about one of my brick walls...

Great post.dee-burrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-79949020042823230082011-08-08T06:53:50.719-05:002011-08-08T06:53:50.719-05:00I have been contacted by the descendant of the enl...I have been contacted by the descendant of the enlisting captain of my Confederate ancestors; a researcher conducting probes on behalf of a client and fellow Minor descendant; an unknown cousin who offered *ahem* alternative family stories. All of these unsolicited moments have produced such wonder, joy and amazement. How fortunate we are to have each other -- and our internet tools! :) (When I start pulling my hair over cataloging one. more. receipt. I will think of you and your boxes, then smile. I am NOT alone! :)
KayKay Stricklandhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-34422149008731963522011-08-07T21:43:45.457-05:002011-08-07T21:43:45.457-05:00I think we all start blogging because we need to g...I think we all start blogging because we need to get get our thoughts - about genealogy, our family, and other experiences - down in writing somewhere, and blogging gives us that outlet. But the cool thing about blogging, and entirely unexpected to me,is that it often validates your personal thoughts and expressions. Getting things down in writing is cool and all, but when other people read your thoughts and say,"Hey, I know exactly what you mean," it is a great feeling.Chris Staatshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-64209929273733515192011-08-07T17:54:45.967-05:002011-08-07T17:54:45.967-05:00I agree--it's wonderful how genealogy blogs en...I agree--it's wonderful how genealogy blogs enable us to connect with others. I've reconnected with several cousins--and we solved several mysteries. It's amazing how different people have pieces of the puzzles (that in some cases we didn't even realize were puzzles until we started communicating with each other).Sherylhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-84361057083393613542011-08-07T15:25:13.927-05:002011-08-07T15:25:13.927-05:00The genealogy blogging community was an unexpected...The genealogy blogging community was an unexpected surprise to me as well. Yesterday when Tina Lyons and I were talking a mile a minute during breaks at the KGS seminiar, a lady at our table joined in the conversation and it was apparent that she thought we were long time friends (or maybe that I was Tina's mother, but I digress). When we told her that we'd only actually met in person one other time and it was a year ago she was amazed. I think she's considering starting a blog.Linda McCauleyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-61925976616732548832011-08-07T15:15:49.046-05:002011-08-07T15:15:49.046-05:00This post really hit home with me as well. We are ...This post really hit home with me as well. We are in a similar situation.

I was particularly struck by the idea of including specific addresses of ancestors homes. It simply hadn't occurred to me! How I would love to make contact with current owners of some of my ancestors former homes. Thank you!Michelle Goodrumhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-35058165492580388372011-08-06T22:57:06.682-05:002011-08-06T22:57:06.682-05:00Thanks for reminding me that every time I get disc...Thanks for reminding me that every time I get discouraged with blogging something completely unexpected happens to keep me going. Greta is absolutely right, sometimes we have to share specifics. We need to exercise caution not paranoia.Judyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-28422905465772058052011-08-06T16:20:22.772-05:002011-08-06T16:20:22.772-05:00Boy, does this post hit home with me. Yes, simila...Boy, does this post hit home with me. Yes, similar experiences - it really does teach us that it pays to share information, and that often means specific information such as old addresses. Besides cousins, I have corresponded with people who specialize in research in certain Civil War units, for example. Blogging really puts us in touch with interesting people. Talk about an extended education.Greta Koehlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-14893202140649446552011-08-06T13:42:36.744-05:002011-08-06T13:42:36.744-05:00Oh Susan, you have expressed the amazement and joy...Oh Susan, you have expressed the amazement and joy that many of us have found as genealogy bloggers. I hope we all continue to have this wonderful experience you described.Margelhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-68338385130218288872011-08-06T12:56:10.516-05:002011-08-06T12:56:10.516-05:00I think (and hope!) that most bloggers have had si...I think (and hope!) that most bloggers have had similar experiences. It's so exciting when someone contacts a blogger because of a post. I think some of your contacts have been a little less common - those who live in your ancestors' homes, in particular - than many of us. What fun!Nancyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-88832381180967909072011-08-06T11:57:14.223-05:002011-08-06T11:57:14.223-05:00Wonderful post Susan!Wonderful post Susan!Marian Pierre-Louishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-78241166255438993572011-08-06T11:04:35.266-05:002011-08-06T11:04:35.266-05:00Great post and I can so identify! My great grandpa...Great post and I can so identify! My great grandparents homes are now parking lots so no luck with that. But it is a good idea.Kristinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7274336739835087347.post-68841969904773732682011-08-06T09:48:48.904-05:002011-08-06T09:48:48.904-05:00Quick comment, thanks for mentioning the addresses...Quick comment, thanks for mentioning the addresses of your ancestors. Great idea, and I need to do that, google them and also put them in a blog. I also hope current owners have taken interest in their homes, such as restoring them. Good post, and I'm glad you've got a lot of work ahead.Barbara Poolehttp://email@example.com


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By Ivory Brooks
In a rematch of last year's Major League Lacrosse championship game, the Chesapeake Bayhawks will take on the Denver Outlaws in a preseason tilt.
The Bayhawks met the Outlaws last year in the 2012 MLL Championship game in Boston, which Chesapeake won 16-6 to take the Steinfeld Trophy for the fourth time in franchise history.
The fourth-annual preseason game between the two clubs is set for Saturday, April 20th at 7:00 p.m. at Archbishop Spalding High School.
Chesapeake mascot Hawk-eye and the Hawkettes will attend the game, and fans will also be able to pick up season tickets and merchandise.
Although there is not a championship up for grabs, fans can enjoy a free event prior to the first game of the season.
The 2013 home opener is Saturday, May 4th against the New York Lizards at 7:00 PM at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
2013 Home Schedule
May 4th vs. New York Lizards 7:00 PM
May 11th vs. Ohio Machine 7:00 PM
June 1st vs. Hamilton Nationals 7:30 PM
June 15th vs. Denver Outlaws 6:30 PM
July 18th vs. Boston Cannons 7:30 PM
August 3rd vs. Rochester Rattlers 7:00 PM
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Joe Duraes Live @ The Peekskill Coffee House 1/18/12
Friday, Jan 18, 2013 at 8:00pm-10:00pm
101 South Division Street, Peekskill, NY 10566
OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.joeduraes.com
Joe Duraes is an independent artist from the lower Hudson Valley, NY. With his warm tenor and electrified acoustic alt-rock groove, Joe weaves tales that explore themes of love, heartache, relationships, and the world we live in. Joe proves that personal, thoughtful and compassionate music can move the world around us.
Joe's songs appear in the following:
* "Eyes Upon the Skyline" appears in book trailer for "Show Up, Look Good", a novel by Mark Wisniewski (2011 Gival Press).
* "Love Can Rule the World" appears in "Something To Tell" (promo DVD for "Tell Me Something" CD release by Paul D'Adamo) (2010 ELK One Productions, Inc.)
Joe is working on his debut CD with producer Kevin Hupp – 2013 release.


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Last minute PR can jumpstart efforts in 2011
By Jeffery Hoyle
Emphasis Marketing & Communications
2010 is winding down. Where did the year go? I am as baffled as anyone. I hope your efforts to brand your business throughout the year were a success. If not, you know how to approach 2011, right? Armed and ready is the right answer.
In the meantime, I have compiled a list of a few end of the year PR ideas that can get your clients thinking towards the new year, and thinking about you. Simple, maybe, but very effective. All the events that follow occur during the month of December. By using them as a tie in for your business, you can add a last minute push to your PR efforts this year. Here's what I mean.
Colorectal Cancer Education and Awareness Month
If you use a newsletter, either in print or online, or send e-mail blasts to your clients, a reminder about this important health screening test for individuals over 50 could be a lifesaver.
Safe Toys and Gifts Month
As inundated as we all are with requests for charitable giving, using this opportunity to promote safe toys and gifts for children can make you a stand out in the community. Buy toys from a local small business toy shop as a donation to the children's charity of your choice, send out a press release, and let the magic of the media do the rest for you.
Tomato and Winter Squash Month
Again, for those of you who do a touch to your clients on a regular basis, why not include a seasonal recipe or two to make the winter months a bit tastier.
Operation Santa Paws Month
Animals reach into the soul of most people; especially during the holidays. A visit to a shelter to volunteer or offer a donation is a great photo op for your 2011 marketing efforts.
National Re-Gifting Day
Now we all have done it once or twice, right? Why not make it a fun event for you and your clients. Even though the official day is the Dec. 16, why not make it an after-Christmas event in your office. For every client that brings a less than awesome Christmas gift to your office, they get a free evaluation of their business with your office. As an added incentive, they get to choose from the stash of gifts that other clients have brought in. If you don't have a stash of re-giftable gifts to start with, consider your local discount store, or better yet, dollar store. Everyone gets a laugh, and your clients have a plan as to what should be next in their financial plan for the coming year.
National Thank-You Note Day (December 26th)
This is a pretty self explanatory one. We've discussed a lot in the past how important it is to thank your clients for their continued faith and trust in your ability as their financial go-to. A simple note can make a lasting impact, and if you can hand write each one, you will make an even stronger impression.
So, there are just a few ideas to get a bit more punch out of your PR efforts for the year 2010. Wishing you and yours a safe, happy and healthy holiday season, and a most profitable new year!


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Andy Kirkpatrick signs book deal with Vertebrateadded Mar/2010, see all Vertebrate Publishing news & reviews
Product news by Vertebrate Publishing
Award-winning author and mountaineer Andy Kirkpatrick has signed a deal with award-winning independent publisher Vertebrate Publishing for the eagerly anticipated follow up to his first book, Psychovertical.
Provisionally entitled Cold Wars, and scheduled for publication in October 2010, Andy's second book will build on the success of Psychovertical, which was awarded the prestigious Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature in 2008.
Andy intends to apply the same originality to Cold Wars that he used to such good effect with Psychovertical. Cold Wars will be anything but a chronological, blow-by-blow account of Andy's climbs.
Specialising in big wall aid climbing, and winter expeditions, Andy made his name through ambitious ascents such as his 12-day solo ascent of the Reticent Wall of El Capitan, Yosemite, in 2001 � at the time considered one of the most difficult routes of its kind in the world. In 2002, Andy made a 15-day winter ascent of the Lafaille Route on the Petit Dru � likely the most difficult route of its kind in Europe.
More recently Andy climbed the 3,000ft Nose of El Capitan with injured soldier Major Phil Packer, as part of Phil's quest to raise over £1 million for charity Help for Heroes.
Speaking of his own climbing, and his motivation to climb, Andy is philosophical:
�I haven't climbed Everest, skied to the poles, or sailed single-handed around the world. The goals I set out to accomplish aren't easily measured or quantified by world records or 'firsts'. The reasons I climb, and the climbs I do, are about more than distance or altitude, they are about breaking barriers within myself.�
Cold Wars will be published in October 2010.
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HAMBURG, NY – Lake Erie College's Justin Rraya's scored the game winning goal at 60:46 to lift the visiting Storm to a 2-1 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) win over the Hilbert College Hawks on Tuesday.
Trailing 1-0 with just over eight minutes to go in the first-half, Hilbert's Justin Piotrowski (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster) scored off a feed from Bryan Kraska (Depew, NY/Depew) to tie the score at 1-1. That's as close as the Hawks would come as Rraya's second-half goal and a stiff Lake Erie defense dampened any chances of a Hilbert rally.
The Hawks failed to record any second-half shots on Storm goalie Ray Liptay as the freshman made all of his saves (3) in the first-half. Hilbert's Tom Cone (Rapid City, SD/Lincoln) stopped 13 shots in a losing effort as the Hawks fall to 2-10 overall and 0-5 in the AMCC.
On Saturday, October 15th the Hawks will take on AMCC foe Mount Aloysius College in their last regular season home game. Starting time will follow the 1:00 pm women's game against the Mounties.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Fistula Hospital
In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Cahterine Hamlin and her late husband worked to create the Fistula Hospital. It is a facility that provides free reconstructive surgery for women with obstetric fistula. If you have never heard of obstetric fisutla, Google it. The quick explanation is that it is a hole between the birth canal and the […]
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At the request of Flory I emailed his cousin, Dr Florimond Nyamoga, who is the founder of Congo International Ministries . How interesting that he is headquartered in Comstock Park, Michigan since I will be right there during July. Unfortunately he will be in Congo during June and July so I cannot met him before […]
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Tips to Buy Used Cars The article will lead you to your perfect used car. So please have a read to this article that cover all the necessary tips that you need to consider while buying a used car. Why do people buy used car? This will be a good question to ask. Is it not good to go for a new car? That is all good with new technology and latest gadgets installed. These are the some reasons why people will buy a used car. It is less in price/ cheap. Less capital investment. You get a luxurious car for fewer prices. Deprecation of used car Is less You get used car from car maker that sell certified used car with includes warranties. But buying a second hand car also has some drawbacks. Please keep in mind that used car have more maintenance cost then new cars they usually breakdown and would keep you in trouble. Replace tiers, battery and some general parts like clutch plates etc. So know you have a brief idea about used cars. Then lets start with the search for used car. 1. Decide your budget: this is the first thing you need to think. Budget also includes the other expenses like the taxes, insurance and also the running cost etc. 2. Decide which type of car you want to buy: You have a wide range of choice you can go you a hatch back, sedan, family car a wagon etc. you should not be too specific with your car like the color, make ,model. If you are too specific this will shoot up your car price. 3. Look for a seller: These days there are many seller for example you can buy a car form a owner of the car, a private dealer that sellers used cars or a car seller that is certified by a company. Owner of the car: While buying a car forma private owner you need to be very care full as you won't be getting any warranty on it. So you need to inspect the car very carefully and also look for all records for services to look for any major damages. Private Dealers: This are the dealer that buy cars from owner and sell them they would be giving you warranty but it would be on certain parts only. So you need to go through warranty that he is offering you. In this case you also need to get the vehicle inspected. Certified Dealer: Here when you buy a car form a certified dealer you should be a bit relaxed as you won't be cheated but the car prices would be a bit high. They company it self will service the car before selling it and all the necessary parts are already changed by them. Also you get free services for a limited time and warranty on the car just similar to what you get for a new car. 4. Inspection of car: when you buy from owner of vehicle get it checked by a mechanic. This will give you the history of the car and will also let you know if there is any major damage to the car. Are the parts that are changed genuine and lot more things. Vehicle should also be inspected if you are buying from a private dealer. Where as when you go through a certified dealer it makes you life easy you should not worry about inspection. You can do it on your own. Following things need to be inspected. The engine should run smoothly. Check for the body of the car is there any dents on it or has it meat into any accident. Look if the car is been repainted. Is there any sign of vehicle been painted. Check the battery. Check for all the lights of cars. Indicators and head lights are they in order. Look for the temperature of the engine is it over heating. Look for the tires. 5. Get a Test Drive: While you are having a test drive you come to know the condition of the car and engine. Try to drive the car to its top speed and look if the engine is running smoothly. Look for the alignment of the wheels. Look for the smooth movement of the steering wheel turn right and left. Look if the breaks are in order. 6. Look for the papers: Go through all the paper this will give you a brief idea about the car. It is a single owner car? Has it been in a major accident? Which parts have been changed for this car? How old is this car? Is this car insured? Also look for the invoice. 7. Negotiate the price: have a through look at the car before negotiating its price. If some parts need to be changed then it should be taken into consideration while fixing the final price of vehicle. 8. Transfer Owner ship: this is the last thing that's need to be done once you are sure with the car you can know get the vehicle transfer to you name. This means that now this car is been recorded into government record at you name. Look for Used cars at http://www.carsforyou.com.au/
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Gov. Rick Scott has said repeatedly that Florida needs more high-tech college graduates, including more math majors. But it may be the governor who needs a math lesson. His opposition to raising tuition at Florida's community colleges and 12 state universities — even as the state has rolled back its funding — doesn't add up to improved educational opportunities in Florida. Someone has to foot the bill, and until Scott acknowledges that, all his supposed support for higher education as a key economic driver in the state is just empty rhetoric.
Scott's latest opposition to tuition increases came Wednesday as he met with the Florida Board of Governors — and after the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Higher Education he created recommended allowing individual universities to raise tuition to the national average of their peers after meeting accountability standards. That proposal is similar to a legislative bill Scott vetoed earlier this year. Notably, the task force recommends giving the State University System's Board of Governors — not individual universities' Board of Trustees as the bill proposed — the authority to set tuition.
Unfortunately, the task force made a political calculation and let the state off the hook. Florida's funding for higher education has plummeted since the recession began, even as Scott and Republican legislative leaders have claimed a quality higher education system is essential to diversifying Florida's economy. This year alone, lawmakers created an expensive and unnecessary 12th university, Florida Polytechnic in Lakeland, even as they cut funding to the remaining 11 public universities by $300 million.


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Birthright: As bad as I expected it to be...
This article in The Nation by a young Jewish person will surely get her branded as "self-hating" among the official Jewish political organizations in our fair nation.
The Birthright tours remind me of those tours people took of the Soviet Union in the 1930s and 1940s. And the groupthink is familiar to anyone who knows about the culture of 1930s and 1940s American Stalinism.
One institutional fallout from the article is that the Birthright tours will now screen out even more carefully anyone who has a worldview that is consistent with Ha'aretz editorials. It will, instead, become even more Likudnik in its orientation.


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A&M-CC holds on to lead to get victory
CORPUS CHRISTI - Finally, a little joy for Texas A&M-Corpus Christi's men's basketball team.
After blowing leads in the final minute of the previous two games, the Islanders held on — just barely — Saturday night.
Brandon Pye and Hameed Ali each hit one of two from the line in the closing 27 seconds, and Ali was all over McNeese State's Dontae Cannon when he tried to get off a game-tying shot at the buzzer. If it was luck, it was long overdue, as Cannon's potential overtime-maker kicked out of the basket, giving A&M-Corpus Christi a 61-58 Southland Conference victory at the American Bank Center.
It was a sweet comeback for Ali, who guarded Lamar's Donley Minor in the closing seconds of Thursday's loss. Ali shadowed Minor well, but Minor broke free for an open 3-pointer that gave his team the victory.
Against Cannon, Ali stayed with the shooter, bodied up, but threw his arms back so as not to draw a foul. Cannon's look was not the best, and a little off balance, allowing the ball to carom harmless away and end a six-game losing streak for the Islanders (3-18, 2-9).
A&M-Corpus Christi coach Willis Wilson said Ali did a good job of staying aggressive and taking away space, forcing a tough look.
"I was told, 'Don't foul.' I gave up a late 3 last game. It hurt," said Ali, who tied for the Islanders' lead with 15 points. "I decided to stay sound and solidly in front of him and make him make a tough shot. He almost made it. You could see in his eyes he wanted to take that shot."
Ali was kicking himself for only making one free throw in two attempts with 19 seconds left in the contest. That allowed the Cowboys (9-13, 3-9) to flood the court with 3-point shooters, though Cannon could not get the shot to fall.
"We're just excited about what we could be," Ali said. "This is what it could look like every night. Every team we play is beatable. We're just trying to learn how to win. It's something we can look back to, 'Remember McNeese State. We stayed together. We fought and we won.'"
A&M-Corpus Christi won despite the absence of leading-scorer Will Nelson, who was on the bench — but not in uniform — being held out because of a coach's decision.
But making up for Nelson's absence was Joy Williamson, in his second game back with the Islanders after missing three contests with a concussion suffered in practice.
Williamson tied his career-high with 15 points against McNeese after scoring 12 against Lamar, his first game after the concussion. He also put up 15 in his final pre-concussion contest against Central Arkansas, another game in which A&M-Corpus Christi held a double-digit second-half lead but lost.
This was much different, though the Islanders almost let a 15-point second-half lead slip away.
"It's excitement. It just gives us hope," Williamson said. "As hard as we played, going at it at the end of the game and not pulling it out takes the life out of you. To see that we can get one, it's definitely excitement."
After losing leads in the final minute against Lamar and Sam Houston, A&M-Corpus Christi came perilously close to doing the same thing against the Cowboys. The Islanders were ahead 38-23 three minutes into the second half, when Keelan Garrett led a McNeese rally.
Garrett, who had played in only four games and scored a total of five points this season, had four three-point plays — one of the basket-and-foul variety and three from beyond the arc — over the next 10 minutes. With 5:45 left, the Cowboys had cut the lead to two.
But McNeese could get no closer. Nate Maxey put in a dunk and an easy basket — with an assist from Williamson — after breaking the Cowboys' press. Johnathan Jordan and Pye hit one of two from the line, while Ali went three of four.
Twice in the final 20 seconds, McNeese attempted tying 3-point shots. Garrett's was a little long and Cannon's just rimmed out.
It was too close for comfort — especially with A&M-Corpus Christi hitting only half its free throws — but it was a much-needed victory.
"When you've got close games like this, you have to learn how to win," Wilson said. "The things we did better were really subtle — challenging the 3-point shots late, we rebounded the ball well down the stretch. The next thing we have to do is make free throws so we can cut off people's runs. If you look at the last month, it has been a gradual progression, and this is a good end result."
McNeese (9-13, 3-9)
Guidry 2-7 4-5 9, McFerrin 3-5 0-0 6, Mitchell 3-8 0-0 8, Cannon 3-11 3-4 11, Hardy 1-6 0-0 2, Johnson 0-0 0-0 0, Garrett 4-7 1-1 12, Wells 1-1 0-0 3, Fields 1-4 0-0 3, Regis 0-0 0-0 0, Kpan 1-1 2-2 4. Totals 19-50 10-12 58.
Knowles 5-9 0-0 10, Francis 0-0 0-0 0, Ali 5-9 4-6 15, Jordan 3-10 1-2 8, King 1-4 0-0 2, Pye 2-5 1-2 5, Martinez 0-4 0-0 0, Maxey 3-5 0-2 6, Williamson 4-7 5-10 15. Totals 23-52 11-22 0.
Half — A&M-CC 31-19. 3-point goals — McNeese 10-28 (Guidry 1-3, Mitchell 2-7, Cannon 2-6, Hardy 0-2, Garrett 3-6, Wells 1-1, Fields 1-3). A&M-CC 4-15 (Ali 1-3, Jordan 1-2, King 0-3, Pye 0-1 Martinez 0-3, Williamson 2-3). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — McNeese 32 (McFerrin 6), A&M-CC 37 (Knowles 7). Assists — McNeese 14 (Hardy 7), A&M-CC 14 (Jordan 6). Total fouls — McNeese 19, A&M-CC 13. Technicals — None. A — 1,873.
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Science Hill coach Stacy Carter has been saying for months that freshman Malik McGue has a chance to be special. No one at Daniel Boone would disagree.
McGue caught touchdown passes of 59 and 41 yards and returned a kickoff 93 yards for a TD while helping the Hilltoppers build a 35-12 halftime lead en route to a 42-26 victory Friday at Nathan Hale Stadium.
McGue has shown flashes this season while getting a few touches here and there and mopping up at quarterback, but opportunity knocked with leading receiver Aaron Greene missing the Boone game after getting his leg rolled up on from behind late in last week's win against Sullivan South. (Greene is expected back.)
McGue's first TD catch was a 59-yarder on a flanker reverse flea-flicker from Reed Hayes. It made the score 21-0 with 3:20 left in the first quarter. Will Adams scored on a 15-yard run and Anthony Head caught a 21-yard TD pass from Justin Snyder before McGue found the end zone for the Hilltoppers, who improved to 4-0 in the Big Eight Conference and 5-2 overall.
Hayes lofted the pass to McGue just out of the reach of a retreating, leaping defensive back, and McGue covered the final 35-40 yards to the end zone after the catch.
"It was perfect, right over the cornerback," McGue said. "He didn't even see me; I just ran right past him, and it was a perfect pass."
The Trailblazers' Cliff Sanders scored on a 3-yard run to make the score 21-6 with 10:45 left in the first half, which set the stage for McGue's exciting answer up the middle of the field on the kick return.
"It was a wide-open hole and I just hit it hard," McGue said. "And then (Chris) Scalf, No. 22, he came down and had a great block on the dude behind me. He probably would've caught me."
McGue patiently weaved while Boone's last defender tried to contain long enough for help around the Daniel Boone 25-yard line, but McGue was never touched.
"I was trying to figure out what angle to take," McGue said. "I should've just ran on by him but I decided to get behind him and try to juke him out a little bit."
McGue's 41-yard TD catch from Snyder and Perry Murdaugh's PAT kick made the score 35-12 with 3:13 left in the first half. At that point, Boone's time of possession was 15:42 and Science Hill's was 5:05. The 5-foot-6, 145-pound McGue finished with four catches for 126 yards.
"This was his breakout game," Carter said. "He's just a freshman and you're gonna see a lot of great things out of him. I'm just proud of him.
"He's a great kid, a smart kid – he can play anything. He can play quarterback, running back, receiver. He can do it all. And return kicks."
The kick return and the flea flicker were the kicks in the gut, according to Boone coach Jeremy Jenkins, whose team fell to 1-3 in the league and 2-5 overall.
"I thought the turning point was the kickoff return – us cutting it to 21-6 there and getting a little bit of momentum and then they do that," Jenkins said. "I thought the kickoff return and then the reverse pass … were kind of the two plays that kind of broke our back, because after that we were kind of playing uphill all night. …
"They've got a lot of weapons on offense, and we just got shell-shocked early and never really recovered. And that's not happened to us all year long. We defended D-B really good up until late."
Boone finished with 238 yards rushing on 56 carries and tallied 315 yards of offense. Sanders rushed 28 times for 163 yards and two TDs, his final score coming with 26 seconds left in the game.
Sanders also recovered an onside kick with Boone trailing 28-12 and 7:40 left in the first half and ran a fake punt 28 yards to the Science Hill 27-yard line with nine minutes left in the game, although Boone failed to score on that drive.
The Trailblazers' Austin McLemore had 17 carries for 92 yards, including a 5-yard TD.
Boone's ground game was effective with unbalanced formations.
"We went back and looked at some film last year, and that bothered them some, you know, trying to get them out of their even defense," Jenkins said. "I knew the only chance we could do was just get off the ball, get a hat on a hat and give our backs just a little crease.
"We hadn't done that all year, and we just wanted to play physical. And we gave great effort."
Carter was quick to credit Jenkins and his staff and players, but wasn't thrilled with the intensity level the Hilltoppers had after building the 23-point lead in the first half. Science Hill lost 12 yards on the first play from scrimmage in the second half when Snyder fumbled the snap and fumbled in the game's final minute, which Boone recovered at the Science Hill 6 to set up the final score.
"You want to be able to finish the job," Carter said. "We lost the intensity right there after we got ahead. … They definitely had us on some things and moved the ball very effectively on us."
Adams led Science Hill with seven carries for 51 yards. O'Ryen Scott had four catches for 41 yards.
Along with the TD catch, the 260-pound Head combined with Grant Janeway on a sack. Head had an expanded role with tight end Hank Overbay missing the game after being ejected last week.
"He's versatile. … He came in and did a super job at tight end for us tonight," Carter said.
Janeway was in on another sack with Bryson DeJesus and also had a hurry. Tyler Miles dropped Littleton for a 9-yard loss on the game's third play from scrimmage to force a punt.
Todd Page-Gilmore intercepted a Jacob Littleton pass and returned it 30 yards for what would've been a touchdown with seven minutes left in the first quarter if not for a block-in-the-back penalty. Page-Gilmore's interception did set up Head's TD catch.
Littleton intercepted Snyder in the end zone with 26 seconds left in the first half.
Science Hill defensive tackle Isaiah Stephens had 11 tackles, two quarterback hurries and batted down a pass.
Justin Snyder was 10 of 14 for 140 yards. He also threw a 2-yard TD pass to tight end Will Craig with 2:40 left in the third quarter.
Littleton passed for 77 yards, including a 5-yard TD pass to Austin Seal that made the score 35-19 with 6:07 left in the third quarter.
Perry Murdaugh was 6-for-6 on PAT kicks and turned all seven kickoffs into touchbacks.
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Immigrant bill called 'the ugly face of the Republican Party'
House Democrats – emotional and angry – held a quick news conference early Tuesday morning after their Republican colleagues cut off debate and voted on anti-sanctuary cities legislation that Democrats contend would discriminate against Hispanics. "This has been a terrible night for our community," House Democratic leader Jessica Farrar, D-Houston, said. Rep. Rene Oliveira, D-Brownsville, […] [Read More]
Senators stick to their guns
"It's Groundhog (With a Gun) Day," state Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston, was saying as he watched his fellow lawmakers pretzelize themselves yet again over state Sen. Jeff Wentworth's effort to pass his bill allowing concealed guns in buildings on college and university campuses. This time, Wentworth was successful, as was Patrick earlier in the day, […] [Read More]
Senate names its budget negotiating team
The Senate has named its negotiating team on the state budget: Sens. Steve Ogden, R-Bryan; Robert Duncan, R-Lubbock; Juan Hinojosa, D-McAllen; Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound; and Tommy Williams, R-The Woodlands. Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said Sen. Florence Shapiro, R-Plano, also will play a key role in negotiating education issues. They'll work to find a budget compromise […] [Read More]
Taxing small tobacco; liquidating part of a trust
Sen. Jeff Wentworth's concealed-handgun amendment got all the attention, but there were a couple of other noteworthy additions to Senate Bill 1581, the education-related fiscal measure that's meant to generate revenue and savings to help fund the state budget for the next two years. Senate Bill 1581 by Sen. Steve Ogden, R-Bryan, initially would have […] [Read More]
What's in a name?
The Texas House is debating a bill called the "loser pays" bill, which attempts to cut down on frivolous lawsuits by requiring plaintiffs who lose a lawsuit to bear all the costs, including attorneys' fees. But State Rep. Craig Eiland, D-Galveston, offered – just to make a point – an amendment to rename the bill […] [Read More]
Storify: Texas House Suffers Meltdown Over 'Loser Pay' Tort Reform
The Texas House suffered a meltdown Saturday over quorum issues as it attempted to, and then finally did, pass "loser pay" tort reform legislation. Relive the debate as it unfolded on Twitter courtesy of Storify. [Read More]
House nearly melts down over quorum challenge
A partisan dust-up just opened on the House floor when Rep. Warren Chisum, R-Pampa, asked Speaker Joe Straus to lock the doors to prevent the House from losing its slim quorum. Only 113 of the 150 members are here. Most of the absent members are Republicans, who hold 101 of the seats. It takes 100 […] [Read More]
House Republicans muscle 'loser pays' bill without debate
A bill designated as emergency by Gov. Rick Perry passed the House Saturday without debate or amendments during an acrimonious session dominated by arguments over legislative rules. House Republicans used their super majority power to muscle past Democrats on a tort reform bill – dubbed the "loser pays" legislation – by voting not to allow […] [Read More]
Tempers fly….so does House rule book
Tempers got even testier moments ago when House Calendars Chairman Todd Hunter, R-Corpus Christi wanted to suspend all necessary rules for several controversial bills on Monday's agenda. Rep. Craig Eiland, D-Galveston, threw the House rule book high into the air to show his disgust. Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, D-San Antonio, raised his voice from the […] [Read More]
School reform knocked off calendar; House quorum shaky
House Speaker Joe Straus has sustained a "point of order" on the school reform bill, meaning that the procedural defect has to be fixed and it will take at least 36 hours before HB 400 can return to the House floor for debate. "The bill must be reprinted," Straus just announced. See post behind this […] [Read More]
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I've added scans of Sofia from two different issues of Vanity Fair. One is from 2011 when they did their Television issue. The magazine featured stars from some of the hottest shows on network television. Then last month Sofia graced the cover of Spain's issue. She looks amazing in both so make sure you check them out.
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We're having to cope with something of an autumnal show spike here on The DEW Line, with Dave Majumdar currently at the AFA event in Washington DC and myself having covered the DSEi exhibition in London last week; hence the recent productivity drop on the blog.
As expected, the US Air Force's long-anticipated T-X trainer need is one of the hot topics at AFA, with whisperings that Boeing and Saab may be close to announcing an offer based around the Swedish firm's Gripen fighter. Interesting stuff, as I for one had thought that the US company had been working on a new-start design as a potential Northrop T-38 Talon replacement.
So, could a derivative of the Gripen make sense to the USAF?
Two of Saab's key selling points for the type have always been its low acquisition and operating costs, so faced with offers of high-end dedicated trainers like the Hawk T2, M-346/T-100 and T-50 then why not, beyond the obvious fact that it isn't a lead-in trainer in its current guise?
In its favour, Saab's attempts to remove as much US-produced equipment as possible from its developmental E-model fighter would allow a US partner to place significant work back on home turf, were such a teaming to happen. Also worth considering is that considerable work has been conducted to study adapting the Gripen (company-sourced image of a D-model trainer shown below) so that it could be operated from an aircraft carrier deck: that certainly wouldn't hurt, were the Department of Defense to drive for a joint training type for the air force and navy.
I'd file this idea as not being crazy, but certainly as sitting towards the unlikely end of the scale for an eventual T-X outcome. But, as Dave has written from the show, as the USAF's Air Education and Training Command still doesn't know when a programme could start, or even how it could be funded, we shouldn't count on seeing any kind of a T-38 successor for a fair few years yet.