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I'm going to take a look at the Reds top level minor league depth at seasons end. The last three weeks I covered the pitchers, catchers, and infielders. Now I'll take a look at the outfielders. This is more of a who is closest to helping in the majors type of ranking rather than who … Continue reading
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This Week on the Farm
Time once again to check out what is going on down on the farm. AAA Louisville Bats The Reds have released OF Ryan LaMarre to make room on the 40 man roster for Cuban P Raisel Iglesias who was assigned to the AZL Reds. LaMarre is a 25 year of CF who was a 2nd … Continue reading
The top prospects for each Cincinnati Reds affiliate
As I type this the Reds still haven't officially released any of their affiliate rosters for opening day on Thursday. With how the big league roster played out at the end of spring with so many players heading to the disabled list, and several minor leaguers also being injured in the last week of the … Continue reading
Down on the Farm – 2013 Offense
With the 2013 minor league seasons wrapped up, let's look at the top offensive performances of the Reds minor league prospects. The data below is from baseball-reference.com. The table summarizes the top 25 Reds minor league performers as ranked by OPS plus 5 additional players worth noting. The admittedly arbitrary cutoff that I used was … Continue reading
Down on the Farm
Games Played on 8/24/2013 Minor League Player of the Day: 21 year old, left hander, Ismael Guillon, threw 6 innings of no hit baseball for the Dragons. Through 6 innings, he'd only walked one batter. He did walk the final two hitters he faced, as he reached his pitch limit. Guillon has Tommy John surgery … Continue reading
Down on the Farm
Minor League Player of the Day: Joe Jocketty (AZL Reds) – Jocketty went 1-1 with a run scored and an RBI. So why is he the player of the day? Because he reached base 5 times with 4 walks on top of his lone hit. Jocketty has only played in 9 games this season and recorded … Continue reading
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Games Played on 8/22/2013 Minor League Player of the Day: Robert Stephenson allowed just one unearned run and struck out 8 over 5 innings despite not having location of his fastball. Details below and in the milb.com front page news story. AAA Louisville 5 – Toledo 2 Daniel Corcino was pulled in the 4th inning … Continue reading


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Want to know where to find remarkable roast chicken? Terrific shrimp tacos? Cloudlike chèvre cheesecake? Having munched my way across the state, I have the answers. Chow, Baby.
Rumor has it that director Ron Howard and screenwriter John Sayles are coming to Austin this spring to make a $100 million movie about the Alamo. It may be too much to ask that they get Texas' defining battle right (since no one knows what really happened), but I've got my fingers crossedand a few friendly words of advice.
Last September a human torso was found floating in Galveston Bay, a gruesome discovery that opened a window into the bizarre life of the accused murderer, New York multimillionaire Robert Durst.
All over Texas, ranchers are putting up eight-foot fences to keep their deer from roaming so they can charge more for hunting leases. Purists say shooting such deer doesn't amount to "fair chase." Biologists say penning them in causes disease. I say it's the best thing that could happen to the land.
And just how long are his coattails? Texas politics is always interesting, but the 2002 election—with two formidable tickets, four big races, and a healthy debate over whether this is still a two-party state—promises to be one for the books.
George Christian, one of a kind.
Since September 11, Texas' big three airlinesAmerican, Continental, and Southwesthave struggled to survive. Here's their flight plan for the future.
If you think your flulike symptoms could be anthrax, don't call your HMOcall your doctor. And other advice the television "experts" should have told you.
The University of North Texas Mean Green Eagles had one of their most exciting football seasons ever last year. Too bad everyone was talking about UT.
If you want the romance in your marriage to take flight, take a cue from the whooping cranes of the Texas coast.
Bitter ethnic rivalries. Fragmented musical styles. Who knew that polka fans could be so hard-core? Not Denton's Brave Combo.
South Padre Island on the road to recovery.
Michael Hall bids farewell to a true Champ of the Texas music scene.
Olympian Todd Hays puts his opponents on ice.
In New Mexico–far west Texas to you and me–my old friend the radio jock runs a ranch for kids with cancer. And you thought he was all talk.


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Poisoning of Olympic-related search engine results has appeared, but big names and events are not the obvious targets.
According to Dave Ewart, director of product marketing EMEA at Blue Coat, black hat hackers have changed their tactics to target lesser known athletes and celebrities and have moved away from big events.
Ewart told SC that while search engine optimisation (SEO) poisoning is still the number one vector for spreading malware, there has been a move away from 'poisoning' the results of big events to hitting more mundane targets.
"They are hitting a lot more mundane search results and for celebrity searches, they hit more B-listers. This makes sense, as if there is something big happening to an A-lister then it would have less of an impact."
Hackerts would target ex-Olympic medal winners rather than current high profile athletes because they were not headline news.
"From the research we did, when Steve Jobs died, two per cent of the search results were malicious and when Whitney Houston died in February of this year, the poisoned results began on page 15 of a Google search, so increasingly it is where people are not looking.
"There is no real pattern emerging, but there is a bigger set of search terms around mundane things."
Research released this week by Trend Micro said that as well as fraudulent websites that claim to sell Olympic tickets, there were a number of fake live streaming sites that appeared in the top search results.
It said that analysis of the sites found that some of these redirected to fake live broadcasts of London Olympics 2012 and contained a link for buying cheap, albeit bogus, tickets, while other fake live streaming sites redirect to another site requiring an email address.
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With experienced tailbacks Terrance Gass and Mike Kielt roaming Holy Cross' backfield, the Crusaders have been able to use a potent running game to manage their offense. As seniors, Gass and Kielt provide leadership both on and off the field to guide their team to success. Though their running styles differ, both players have the common goal of a winning season and a Patriot League Championship title.
Originally from Sicklerville, N.J., Gass has found that college football is an entirely different game than what he experienced in high school. "The speed of the game and the competition are the biggest differences. In high school, you might have people who do not go to workouts or are not as strong, but in college, everyone is working out and everyone is strong. You are always going against top level competition," said Gass.
Gass has found that in order to find success on the collegiate level, he must be willing to work hard. "It was a big adjustment going into college especially because I am not the biggest player on the field -- for the most part, everyone is bigger than me," he continued. "I have to play bigger than my size just so I can manage against them."
Gass' statistics are evidence of the hard work he has put in to improve his game. Last season, he led the team in rushing with 563 yards and six touchdowns on 101 carries. He also caught 27 passes for 318 yards and four touchdowns while ranking fourth in the Patriot League in both rushing yards and scoring. His performance earned him second team All-Patriot League honors.
Picking up where he left off last season, Gass is already giving headaches to opposing defenses. He has run for 245 yards and a team-best five touchdowns. Because of his hard work, Gass' teammates are not surprised with the success he has had. "Going into his junior year and this year, his work ethic over the summer to get himself ready for the seasons has been outstanding. He really brought himself into shape and it showed last year with the season he had," said Kielt.
Gass embraces his responsibility that goes along with being the team's top rusher. "You know you have to make plays for your team. You have to work together with your teammates in order to win, especially being an offensive guy," continued Gass. "That is my job as a running back. I have to do everything in my power to make a big play and get in the end zone so my team can come out victorious in every game."
Big plays have been commonplace when it comes to Gass running the football. "He has become the playmaker out of the both of us," said Kielt. "He is the guy that when the team needs a big play he is going to make it for us. He is fast, makes cuts and makes people look silly out there. He is just an all around great player."
With an eye on the team's goals, Gass does not let his personal ambitions get in the way of what is best for the team. "As a running back, you want to rush for 1,000 yards and score multiple touchdowns, but you play your role for the team. You have to do whatever you can to get the win. My first and foremost goal is to win a Patriot League Championship and go to the NCAA Playoffs."
Kielt holds the same aspirations as Gass. "The biggest goal which we have set from day one is to win a Patriot League Championship so we can go to the playoffs. Offensively, we just want to go out there and score points and show people what we can do."
Kielt has also been a big part of that Crusader offense. As Gass states, he brings a lot more to the table than just rushing yards. "He knocks people out and is a very hard hitter. When you look at him on the field you might not think so, but when you go against him all you can say is `that kid is a great player,'" continued Gass. "He is tough, physical, and he will wear you out and come after you all game." If Gass is the more finesse playmaker, Kielt is the power runner. "He is more the type to put his shoulder down and run you over," said Gass.
While watching Kielt punish opposing defenders, it is hard to imagine the Southbury, Conn., native was once tentative on the field. "I started playing football in fifth grade Pop Warner. At first I was a little timid because I had come from playing soccer, but after a few years I started to really enjoy it," said Kielt.
Regarded as one of the hardest workers on the team, Kielt found early success running the ball for the Crusaders' offense. In only his sophomore year, Kielt led the Crusaders in rushing with 524 yards and six touchdowns on 108 carries. With Gass out last week, Kielt had to handle the load on his own. He responded by running for 120 yards and three touchdowns, and catching five passes for 70 yards and another score. He now leads the team in rushing yards on the year with 334.
Both seniors consider Gilmore to be one of the main reasons they have improved over their four years at Holy Cross. "He is a really good guy who instills doing the work and doing it as hard as you can. He is really intense and is not afraid to get in your face and let you know if you are not doing things right. He really wants to make you work harder," said Kielt.
"He is a tough coach in a good sense," said Gass. "He has made me mentally strong as an individual so that any challenge, not just the ones I face on the football field, I will know how to handle because of the toughness he instilled in me."
As leaders of the offense, both Kielt and Gass look to finish out the season strong. "We are really looking forward to getting further into league play and showing people that we are one of the better teams in this league," said Kielt.
"We know we need to play more together as a team for 60 minutes as far as an offense and defense is concerned," continued Gass. "If both sides of the ball are playing to our potential at the same time, we feel like no one can stop us."


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Thanks for the post. Informative, but could have been more in-depth. You've hit the nail on the head with this insight. For the rest of us, it's now our responsibility to do more with this.
Yes, it lower gasoline prices $.04 per gallon - in China and Japan where it's going. Just like the oil from the Alaska pipeline! STOP THE LIES
btw, Hayden Deidrich of West G is a - junior!HONORABLE MENTION
Area: DeAllen Jackson, Archbishop Hoban; Hunter Skolnicki, Brookside; Kyle Smith, Firelands; Mark Baniewicz, Lake Catholic; Tyler Sherman, Norton; Aaron Vanbuskirk, Norton; J.R. Randolph, Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin; Tyler Ptacek, Padua; Jermaine Justice Jr., Ravenna; Noah Kainrad, Southeast; Lorenzo Cugini, St. Vincent-St. Mary; Hayden Diedrich, West Geauga.
come on, Brian:
Area: Ryan Badowski, Brunswick; Curtis Oakley, Brush; Marcus Bagley, Cleveland Heights; Anthony Howard, Cleveland JFK; Kody Bender, Elyria; Kevin Gladney, Firestone; Evan Keeslar, Green; Pierce Cumpstone, Kenston; Billy Geschke, Medina;Danny Wallack, Mentor; Mark Murray, St. Edward; Derek Sloan, St. Ignatius; Kash Blackwell, Shaker Heights; Josh Kipfer, Wadsworth.
Yet can have an attorney at the ready.
What kind of company - hand writes in a $6 million dollar contract? LMAO. Seems kind of fishy.
I still don't understand (I really do - it's the financial services industry) how they can get away with not telling you EXACTLY how the FICO score is calculated. No other industry . . . . medicine, engineering, accounting etc . . . . can get away with giving you a number, without telling/showing you how it's calculated - IT'S "YOUR" NUMBER.
They get away with . . . well this is how you can improve it, this is what hurts it, etc . . . . give me the formula as to how it's calculated and I'll do the rest.
Can someone explain to me -How is Huntington the rightful owner of these checks?
Does anyone know whatever happened to Tre' Brown from Warren Harding, he was supposed to be on the team?
"Researchers found that most of the racial disparities could be explained by the nature of the charges, prior convictions, the type of attorney used and whether the case went to trial or not". . . . and whether it was sunny or rainy, whether it was a birthday or not, whether they were wearing blue or gray or green.
It it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's a duck, and don't let anyone convince you otherwise. They used to do/say the same with regard to voting, education, housing, jobs, etc.
You don't think major universities claimed it wasn't racial, but genetic
Tim, you're missing the point. The state's responsibility is to treat ALL fairly and equally - be they White, Black, Arab, Chinese, etc.... The fact that the state inspected his restaurants so many times, and, in some instances, didn't inspect others with the same number of complaints, shows that they targeted him and his business, based on their belief that he was . . . . which of course was not only morally wrong, but should be illegal - and they, the state and inspectors, should be facing criminal charges.
Hats off to you Mr. George
I thought johnnysokko was pulling numbers out of the air - so I checked and he's right about the numbers, wrong about everything else - http://www.education.ohio.gov/GD/Templates/Pages/ODE/ODEDetail.aspx?page=3&TopicRelationID=4&ContentID=708&Content=105426
Someone, anyone please explain to me how when you go to the doctor they'll give you all the data you want regarding any test you take. Regardless of how it's calculated they'll give it to you, and if you so desire, you can find out EXACTLY how that data is calculated.
But with how your credit score is calculated and determined - YOUR CREDIT SCORE IS GIVEN TO YOU, BUT how it's calculated is kept from you - SOMETHING'S WRONG HERE!!!
Maybe once the gov't concludes this debt issue, they can investigate - there's is no legitimate reason that you should not know how to calculate YOUR credit score!
Maybe we should all wait until the appeal process plays out. I don't see how a bunch of teen-age girls wanting to stay together is a violation of bylaws. The real question, in terms of recruiting, is who reached out to whom first.
As an African-American, I couldn't agree more with Bogus-Potus. ACCESS TO CAPITAL IS THE # 1 ISSUE WITH OUR BUSINESSES.
WOW ! ! ! "Any player who has been with me four years has graduated," That's what it's about - way to go Coach Porter
Madeline - asks "why hasn't he appealed any of these verdicts?". Well there was an appeal, by a defendant" and the appeals court tore Mason a new A%$hole! For pursuing a win on these bogus charges at any costs.
This guy, BM, should either resign or be impeached from office. He looked the other way when his cronies, JD and Russo, were conducting illegal activities - even though everyone knew. Yet if you're poor and not well connected (which is always the case) he tries to put you alway for Life.
The comments I see are not about the work that the officers do or don't do, the issue is it's called "sick time" for a reason. If you get sick and need time off you use it, if not then, of course you should lose it. It also relies on an honor system - and since these are officers we're talking about, we know that they will only use it, if they're really sick.
Jim Brown - to those of you that don't know without Jim, Hickerson, and the rest of the "old" Browns there would be no team here. I respect the decision that Mr. Brown made, for no other reason than it's his decision. Whether I agree or not is irrelevant. Only Mr. Brown can judge the value of his worth to himself - not You, Not me, Not Mr. Holgrem, Not Mr. Lerner - only Mr. Brown


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Posted by burgerbob on 04/20/2010
I totally agree with other reviewers: this place serves a pretty good burger, for a great price, and the atmosphere is upbeat. It's like going to a party where everyone is having a good time. The wait? I take a book and chill out until my buzzer shakes. There is, however, one thing about the take out burger that may shake up some people...the wax paper it's wrapped in has a way of melding with the bun. If your not careful, you can get a bite of paper/cheese/ burger. Hopefully the paper is organic. Because, believe me, separating the paper from the bun is no mean feat! Hey, doesn't bother me, but it puts my girlfriend into a frenzy. So skip the paper. Eat in! If you can find a table or don't mind eating on your feet.
Posted by Anonymous on 04/14/2010
If you are looking for a simple and delicious burger, this is the place. The burgers are moist and perfect in size and the fries are cooked to a crispy perfection. I have never had a burger that was overcooked. Anyone that complains is simply hard to please. The only possible thing to complain about is the wait and seating but that's only because it is really that good!
Posted by Kah on 02/21/2010
Awesome, this place is awesome. We stood in a crazy line on a Sunday, I was extremely skeptical of the whole shake shack hype--shame on me. I'm pretty tiny and ordered a lot by my usual standards, but I was forewarned that a double stack and cheese fries would not be enough. I didn't listen, and as soon as I took one bite of the burger I realized I effed up by not ordering two. The outdoor atmosphere is awesome, and if you pay eavesdrop a little you'll find that the employees are all hilarious, quirky musicians. Summertime fave!
Posted by Marsha on 02/16/2010
I dont know what everyone else is complaining about but these are some of the best burgers in NYC. Are they semi-expensive for a burger? yes. can you get the same burger at Mcd, BK etc? NO WAY! its worth paying some extra money considering the product you are getting. if you want to save a few bucks you can go to some crappy fast food joint where you get the mystery meat burger. the burgers here are fantastic, the milk shakes while simple are just a blast from your childhood (in a good way). the line moves quick and its worth the wait. Honestly i have tried all the other cities burgers and this is the only one that puts me in a happy food coma after i eat it. If your going for the first time stick to the burgers this way you can taste the patty (the shroom patty overpowers everything). the fries arent that great, so grab a burger and a milkshake and enjoy. every person i have taken to shake shack loves it (and being a Mets fan thats the only positive to going to a game nowadays). I have never had one complaint about the food and would recommend this place to anyone.
Posted by BurgerExpert on 01/25/2010
I live around the corner and it simply amazes me how people think this is such a wonderful place. The burgers are average at best and overpriced. On the weekend, the line is out the door. The majority are tourists coming to check it out but its sad to see people waiting for an extended period of time to eat a slight upgrade of McDonalds.
Posted by Sam in Bk Heights on 09/24/2009
I typically go to the MSP location 1/2X per year, lines be damned. I was apprehensive about trying the UWS incarnation but my friend was taking me to a concert close by and she wanted to try it. I must say, the line was there...but overall the wait for our food was no worse than sitting down at any greasy spoon. Cooking area looked clean, service was friendly..and dare I say...the $5.75 double patty hamburger was fairly good value and actually tasted better/hotter than the MSP versions I have had. We split one order of fries. which were generic, but not bad (or cold). Beers were typical NYC rip off price but this was a week night indulgence and we were only having one...at least the limited tap offerings are good. Seating is limited and people do try hogging tables...we were two people and offered to share out 4 seater which drew inquisitive looks...w/e I am a Queens native and deal with miserable attorneys all day long, I'll continue to be the lone exception. I can see how people trekking an hour or more to get here could be disappointed, however if you are in the area and the line is manageable its a fun little spot and the location warrants the additional cost IMO. I'd rather spend $25 for two people here than $20 at a dive any day.
Posted by lize on 08/18/2009
Tasty burger! :) Tasty custard! :) Burger- ("Shack Burger") came out hot and seasoned, w fresh warm potato bun/ lettuce/ tomato- Yay!! Shared fries- tasty, fresh, hot, crispy, crinkly, not over-fried, tasted like potato- Yay!! Broke down and eventually got custard (chocolate scoop) w fancy chocolate crunchies and choc cookie dough pieces (very brownielike)- YAY!! Plus: line was not long at all. Went straight to counter all three times (since they have three separate lines: hot/cold/pick-up). Wait w buzzer was not long (few min). Sat at table by window. Extra plus: my friend somehow dropped his custard cone on the way out the door (SADDEST THING EVER!!), and since it was completely devastating to all-witnessed, I dragged him back to get another. Kind person behind counter understood our devastation and explained/asked (manager?) for a new one! (...we are now loyal devotees for life!) Yay!


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Lunchbox (song)
|This article does not cite any references or sources. (May 2008)
|Single by Marilyn Manson
|from the album Portrait of an American Family
|"Down in the Park"
|February 6, 1995
|CD single / Digital download
|Industrial rock, alternative metal, alternative rock
|Nothing / Interscope
|Marilyn Manson singles chronology
"Lunchbox" is the second single from Marilyn Manson's debut album, Portrait of an American Family.
In the credits of CD booklet from the Portrait of an American Family album, "Lunchbox" contains elements from the song "Fire" by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
Inspired by a piece of Florida legislation from 1972, which illegalized metal lunchboxes in schools due to children using them as weapons, the song references Manson as a youngster who is pushed around by bullies, waiting for the day he can "grow up to be a big rock & roll star". Manson stated the song was inspired by of one of his heroes, Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe.[citation needed]
The "Highschool Drop-outs" version is an edit which removes the profanity.
Music video[edit]
A music video was made for the song, directed by Richard Kern. This music video is one of four that displays Manson without makeup. It features the band playing in a skating rink, intertwined with footage of a boy being picked on by other kids until he snaps and becomes a rebel, cutting his hair and dreaming of being a rock star. The boy takes his lunchbox to the skating rink in the end of the video and gives it to Manson, who lights it on fire.
Formats and track listings[edit]
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- U.S. CD single
- "Lunchbox" - 4:34
- "Next Motherfucker" (Remix) - 4:48
- "Down in the Park" (Gary Numan cover) - 5:01
- "Brown Bag" (Remix) - 6:19
- "Metal" (Remix) - 5:25
- "Lunchbox" (Highschool Drop-outs) - 4:35
- U.S. promotional CD single
- "Lunchbox" (High School Dropouts) - 4:39
- "Lunchbox" - 4:34
- "Down in the Park" - 5:01


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The new Teamcity 6 has dotcover support for absolutely free. So you should use it. Here is how I set it up and what problems I had.
How to set it up.
It's insanely simple. In your Nunit build step go to the bottom and select JetBrains dotCover as your .Net Coverage tool. Select your runtime and version and you're done.
Simple as pie.
However mine did not create a report but it did add an error to the build log.
You can find the Build log tab when you click on the build.
There I found this.
Generate dotCover report (20s)
[16:39:32]: [Generate dotCover report] dotCover exited with code: -1
[16:39:32]: [Generate dotCover report] dotCover returned non-zero exit code.
[16:39:34]: Generate dotCover HTML report (2s)
[16:39:34]: [Generate dotCover HTML report] Loading dotCover report file… (2s)
[16:39:37]: [Loading dotCover report file...] Failed to read dotCover report from: C:TeamCitybuildAgenttempbuildTmpdotCover4308003091714464036Report. XML document structures must start and end within the same entity.
[16:39:38]: Failed to compute .NET Coverage statistics for dotCover report generator' XML document structures must start and end within the same entity.
the xml file is there and is 50 MB big and does not end in the correct way. Like dotcover did not write out the XML correctly.
it ends here.


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Posted by framalamadingdong on 11/03/2005
The wings truly rock, and the fact that they deliver to my favorite watering hole on Hudson makes my drunken forays even more fun! Whoa!
Posted by Anonymous on 09/18/2005
Great wings and fast delivery.
Posted by bleecker street records on 12/27/2004
Delicious...having grown up 15 minutes from south philly, I have huge expectations when it comes to cheese steaks. This is the only place in all of new york that's got it right.
Posted by Carolina Buffet on 10/28/2004
Met Aaron my first time in, chatted sports, the neighborhood, chef to owner business talk-schmooz-LOVED IT!! The key to their cheese steaks is their selection of ingredients. A soft but slightly crusty authentic Italian/Cubano type roll, excellent quality sirloinish round from Idaho Beef Producers-USDA Choice, and they used real Cheese Whiz!! It would be a mistake to use anything else trying to improve on the real thing! I like the attention you get if you can hit this place when it's slow. Second time in, talked music to barman, who had the tune I wanted to hear, played it for me and my girl, and stepped outside to let us have the place to ourselves a minute!!
Posted by Artis on 10/24/2004
Fantastic cheesesteaks, good wings, great fries, cheap-priced beer....you can't beat it!
Posted by Anonymous on 06/30/2004
This place is unbelievable and an extraordinary value. Beats the pants off of Corner Bistro. Really reasonable prices, outstanding food, down to earth but not grungy environment. Plus the service is pretty good and the waiters are nice, and the beer is inexpensive.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/15/2004
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Daily Archives: December 9, 2003
Here's that handy e-mail tool again
Everyone keeps asking me for that tool that lets you make an e-mail link that can't be read by spambots and worm viruses. When I met Scott Kurtz he said he needed to get it again. Of course, the link … Continue reading
Fanzing plugged on Steven Grant's board
Steven Grant didn't mention us specifically, but a certain someone who wrote in did. (That certain someone being David J. LoTempio of Job Wanted, though he goes unnamed in the article. I can tell because David mentions his Starman article … Continue reading
Coloring books aren't just for kids!
Roz Terrill and I found Antarctic Press' How to Color for Comics at Wizard World Texas (at the aforementioned Steve Buscemi Guy's 1/2 price TPBs stand). In this day and age of computer-colored books, it's a new skill that will … Continue reading
The Wilhelm Scream
Boy, you go back through Aaron's news archives and it's cool what you find. Here's something I had to pass along: The Wilhelm Scream. A scream sound effect used again and again in all Lucasfilm productions and even The Two … Continue reading
Last words of role-playing characters
Boy, reading this can take longer than the three TPBs of Dork Tower I bought at Wizard World! The Canonical List of Famous Last Words of role-playing characters offers such gems as "OK, I moon the Balrog" and "I take … Continue reading
Comic store burglary!
A daring daylight robbery! A crook makes off with $50,000 worth of comic books!
WWTexas Con report 3: PVP, Nodwick and Viper
I mentioned the Marvel booth in my first con report. We at the Shooting Star Comics booth had the good fortune to be located right next to the big Punisher movie exhibit. We thought that was lucky enough. Then the … Continue reading
WWTexas Con report 2: Meeting people
First off, J.D. Long wants me to mention that you can get beer at the concession stand in Texas. This is important (in his view) because he loved my reaction when I saw him with a beer hanging around our … Continue reading
Digital art tutorials
Phil Meadows and I were discussing computer coloring for comics and he tipped me off to a cool site of note: Digital Art Tutorials. A useful link for any comic book creators out there.


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Andy Tucker - Cape Cod Director
A Yarmouth Port, MA native, Andy Tucker graduated from Western New England University in 2012. He was a four-year member of the nationally ranked WNE Men's Soccer Team. Prior to attending the University, Andy was a well-known presence on the field, captaining his Club Soccer team for four years. A former player for Coach James Boden, Andy is looking forward to sharing his knowledge of the game with today's youth. Andy is the Cape Cod Totz Soccer Director and is a Club Soccer coach for Cape Cod ReUnited. NSCAA Level 6 Diploma and CPR/AED/First Aid Trained.
Aubrey Bynoe - Cambridge Director
Aubrey, a graduate from Northeastern University has been playing soccer his whole life. Having grown up all over the world including Panama, Bolivia, and India soccer was something that was always played in his family. For the last four years he has taken his passion for playing into coaching youth soccer in the Boston area. Throughout this time he has coached for several youth soccer programs including America Scores New England and the Massachusetts Youth Soccer G.O.A.L.S. program. Aubrey is a certified Massachusetts Youth Soccer coach and champions a break away from highly structured soccer programs. He believes that programs like Totz Soccer represent the way soccer should be taught, providing fun, environments where children and learn while enjoying themselves.
Our Coaches are members of the NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America).


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Tri-State coal mines said to be less risky | POLL
Geology, topology add to stability, ease ventilation
EVANSVILLE - The risk of explosions — such as the one Monday in Montcoal, W.Va., that killed at least 25 miners — cave-ins and equipment-related accidents plagues all underground mines, experts say, but some of these risk factors are less common among Tri-State mines.
Each coalfield has a different amount of methane gas within, said Sam Spearing, associate professor of mining and mineral resources engineering at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Coal mines in this part of the country tap into the Illinois Basin coal, which Spearing said tends to have a lower incidence of methane.
Still, Spearing said, pockets of methane do exist, and all coal mines produce coal dust, another potential source of combustion.
"You are underground. You are working with nature. Nature's not an engineered product, so you do have to be alert at all times."
Tri-State topography also has a part to play in the stability of the mine and the ease with which it can be ventilated.
"All the mines in the Illinois Basin tend to be shallower, and the land above them is flat, so the stresses (on the mine) are a little bit easier to predict," Spearing said.
In comparison, the rugged terrain of the Appalachians is a different matter.
Underground mines have equipment that monitors methane levels and vents the gas. Ventilation is more difficult in mountainous areas, said Carol Raulston, senior vice president of communications for the National Mining Association.
"Because you have these deep hills and valleys in Appalachia, you have a lot of heavy air that settles in the valleys. It makes it hard to ventilate the methane."
Also, many of Indiana's coal mines are surface operations from which methane gas can escape easily.
Data on recent Indiana coal-mine deaths tend to back up Spearing's and Raulston's assertions.
The data, taken from Courier & Press archives and the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration, show nine deaths at Indiana's underground and surface mines since 2001. In two cases, workers died from roof falls. Mining equipment was cited in the other seven deaths.
Details follow:
n June 2008: Justin Wilkin, 25, was killed when he was pinned under a large chunk of mine roof at the underground Gibson Mine near Princeton, Ind., and operated by Gibson County Coal LLC.
n August 2007: Jarred Ashmore, 23; Christopher Todd Richardson, 38; and Daniel McFadden, 66, died when the bucket carrying them underground tipped in the underground Gibson Mine
n May 2004: Christopher Qualls, 30, of Vincennes, was killed when he was crushed between a machine and a pillar at the Air Quality Mine in Knox County, Ind., and operated by Black Beauty Coal Co., a subsidiary of Peabody Energy.
n June 2003: Keith M. Rohleder, 47, of Jasper, was killed when his head was pinned by machinery he was working on in a repair yard at the surface Craney Mine, which is in Daviess County, Ind., and operated by Solar Sources Inc.
n July 2002: Robert David Bowles, 46, of Birdseye, Ind., was killed when a pit truck he was working on rolled forward and trapped him at the surface Craney Mine.
n November 2001: Strail M. Creech was killed when he was pinned between machinery and a coal rib at the underground Gibson Mine.
n November 2001: Michael L. Poirot was killed when a chunk of mine roof pinned him against a machine at the underground Prosperity Mine in Pike County, Ind., and operated by Five Star Mining Inc.
In Illinois, the safety of underground coal mining has improved dramatically since the worst mine disaster in the state's history was recorded on Nov. 13, 1909, when a load of hay caught fire at the St. Paul Coal Mine in Cherry, Ill., killing 259 men and boys. The miners were trapped by flames and thick smoke 500 feet beneath the surface. The state's second most deadly mine disaster came on March 25, 1947, when a coal dust explosion at Centralia Coal Co.'s No. 5 underground mine left 111 miners dead.
"Illinois had one fatality in 2003. We went 5½ years before we lost another miner," said Joe Angleton, office director of the Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals. "The last underground fatality was at the Patikki Mine south of Carmi in 2008."
Angleton credit's the state's stringent rules and regulations and inspectors for the state's safety record.
"To be an inspector, you have to have at least 10 years of underground mining experience and pass an exam," Angleton said.
"As a state, we take safety very seriously from the governor's office on down."
Angleton says Illinois has good geology that makes for more stable underground mines. Training requirements have also been increased over the years.
"When I started as a miner in 1969, I was standing at the mouth of the mine and no one so much as gave me a map," Angleton said. "They just said, 'Take this kid underground.' That was my training."
There have been two other coal mining-related fatalities in the past year, but both were unrelated to actual mining operations.
A Kentucky man died when materials he was delivering to a mine fell off the vehicle and crushed him.
Another construction worker died in a fall while sinking a shaft.
The Illinois Mine Safety and Training Division maintains four mine rescue stations throughout Illinois and has rescue teams made up of industry personnel trained to aid mining situations and problems which may occur. The rescue stations are in Springfield, Benton, Harrisburg and Sparta.
The division also has a mine rescue team.
n Courier & Press correspondent Len Wells contributed to this report.
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How to remove Blockage of Veins Naturally
Please pass it to your colleagues or friends.
For Heart Vein opening
1) Lemon juice 01 cup
2) Ginger juice 01 cup
3) Garlic juice 01 cup
4) Apple vinegar 01 cup
Mix all above and boil in light flame approximately half
hour, when it becomes 3 cups, take it out and keep it
for cooling. After cooling, mix 3 cups of natural honey
and keep it in bottle.
Every morning before breakfast use one Table spoon
regularly. Your blockage of Vein's will open
(No need any Angiography or By pass)
On 27th October afternoon, I had severe heart attack symptom and I was rushed to the hospital.
After reaching to the hospital, the doctors prescribed a test called angiogram. This test is basically to identify blood flow of heart arteries. When they finished the test they found a 94% block in the main artery, please see the image below with red circle.
At this point, I wanted to share my living style, which has caused this block in my heart arteries. Please see the below points of my life style, if any of these points are part of your life style then you are at risk, please change yourselves.
1. I was not doing any physical exercise for more than 10 years , not even walking 30 minutes a day for years.
I learnt from the doctors that 60% people will die before reaching the hospital,20% people will die in the process of recovering from heart attack and only 20% will survive .. In my case, I was very lucky to be part of the last 20%.
2. Eat your food at perfect timings, like how you eat during your school days. Eat in small quantities more times and have lot of vegetables and boiled food, try to avoid fry items and oily food. Fish is good than other non-vegetarian food.
3. Sleep for 8 hours a day, this count should complete before sun rising.
4. Stop smoking.
5. Genetic problems, we cannot avoid but we can get away from it by having regular checkups.
6. Find a way to get relived from the stress (Yoga, Meditation etc).
So I urge you all to please avoid getting into this situation, it is in your hands to turn the situation up side down, by just planning / changing your life style, by following simple points above.


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As the NHL was announcing the cancellation of regular-season games through Oct. 24, Detroit Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk was in action for his KHL team, CSKA Moscow, against Spartak.
Datsyuk scored both goals in a 2-1 CSKA victory, including the game-winner in overtime (with Alexander Radulov getting an assist).
Here's the video of the first of Datsyuk's two goals Thursday:


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Awesome photoshoots from Sam Jones, who also did the Vanity Fair photoshoot.
Photoshoot Sessions > 2011 > Sam Jones
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FPS staff report
April 2, 2013
Crafters, artists, food vendors, and community groups are sought for the 2013 Brick Street Jazz Festival to be held on Minerva's N. Market St., May 11.
The festival will feature professional jazz bands - the John Trapani Big Band, New Orleans Funk Orchestra, and Swing Machine Live - as well as the Minerva High School Jazz Band and other area high-school bands.
Also offered will be food, artist demonstrations, free children's games, make-and-take art projects, and music activities.
Spaces for the street fair, which will run 1-7:30 p.m., are $30 each, and are first-come, first-served. The festival will be held rain or shine.
For more information, or to reserve a space, contact Denise Freeland at firstname.lastname@example.com or 330-868-7979.
The festival is a collaborative effort of Minerva Local School District's Instrumental Music and Art departments, 20/20 Vision Minerva task force, Minerva Band Boosters, and Minerva Area Chamber of Commerce.
Businesses, organizations or individuals who are interested in sponsoring the festival may contribute at the brass - $50, bronze - $100, silver - $250, gold - $500, or platinum - $1,000 levels. For more information on sponsorships, contact Freeland.
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Women Roofers in the headlines again
The Women Roofers of Rutherford County are in the headlines again with a story in the lifestyles section of Living Light News, an international Christian publication.
The March/April edition tells the story of the beginning of the roofers and their continuing work to roof homes for low income residents and the Habitat for Humanity homes."Climbing the Ladder for Love . . .after a decade and 67 roofs, these women roofers are about more than patching holes" is the headline of the story that includes a color photo of charter members, Lori Herrick, Susie Kernodle and Nell Bovender.
The Women Roofers have gained national exposure recently, including the feature piece on CBS Evening News. People magazine featured the Women Roofers recently in their "Hometown Heroes" section.
On April 3, the roofers will be roofing a home on First Street in Forest City with NBC Nightly News filming the women.
"They want to film us roof, start to finish," said Bovender in an email to the women roofers. NBC plans to begin filming at 8:30 a.m. on April 3 and continue until the job is done.


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Dr. Peet's current major research efforts are focused on the vegetation of the Southeastern United States and include on-going studies of the long-term dynamics of Southeastern Piedmont forests, impacts of altered hydrology and siltation on floodplain ecosystems, compositional variation in fire-maintained Coastal Plain pinelands, and factors influencing the species diversity of terrestrial plant communities. He has a strong interest in bioinformatics as applied to ecology and systematics. He is also interested in scientific publication and particularly copyright policy and scholarly communication in the digital age.
Dr. Peet has contributed to the scientific community in numerous ways including serving as President of the International Association for Vegetation Science (2007-2011), Editor-in-Chief of Ecology and Ecological Monographs (1995-2000), founding the Journal of Vegetation Science and serving as Co-Editor-in-Chief for six years (19990-1995), organizing the Vegetation Section of the Ecological Society of America and the North American Chapter of the International Association for Vegetation Science, and serving as the Secretary of the Ecological Society of America. He is co-founder of the Ecological Society Vegetation Panel, and is directing its collaborative project with federal agencies and NatureServe to establish the information infrastructure needed to support the U.S. National Vegetation Classification.
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Travelling during hot weather
- Always take a bottle of water with you - avoid dehydration
- If you feel unwell, don't get on the train - seek help from a member of staff at the station or use the station Help Point
- If you feel unwell while on the train - get off at the next stop and use the station Help Point
Sometimes, we have to alter our services during very hot weather. This can mean a change to service provision and/or speed restrictions put in place to minimise stressing of the rails. Click here to find out more.


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Cheery Boutique Design
Glen Peloso designed a modern yet timeless shopping space in the coach house of McLean House.
The Key Elements
Neutral Palette
Hues like black, white and grey offer a classic combination that doesn't distract from the designer merchandise on display.
Customized Cabinets Peloso and his team embellished eco-friendly cabinets with antique metal grills. "The AyA cabinets are made from recycled particle board with an exclusive, no-emission top coat."
Rotating Pot Lights These can spotlight specific areas or items, such as art or displays. Additional ceiling fixtures keep the look pretty.
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Introducing Petit Prince
Petit Prince lives up to his name – he is handsome and has a somewhat dignified air. When he arrived at JGI's Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center in Congo on March 1, 2000, he was only 2 or 3 months old, dehydrated and barely alive. He was found in a lorry, tied up in a bag, with his right leg almost severed by what was most likely a snare. At the age of 2 months, he was one of the youngest chimpanzees to arrive at the sanctuary.
As his leg healed and after a period of emotional adjustment, Petit Prince became more confident and happy. He grew to enjoy the company of humans and would often break away from the chimp group on its way to quarters at night, jump into the arms of the nearest person, and get a last goodnight cuddle.
He also enjoys spending time by himself, and can often be spotted sitting quietly by himself watching the world go by. When he was younger he would sit on the roof at sunset, watching the workers tidy up and prepare the last feeds of the day.
Today he is a quiet young chimpanzee who seems to have no desire to be dominant. On forest walks, he likes to walk last, in line with one of the caretakers. This predilection for being with humans proved to be a great piece of luck for one of the caretakers, Lydia.
One day, when Lydia was standing against a tree, a bit sleepy, she didn't notice something moving behind her in the grass. But Petit Prince did. He began to give cries of alarm and to jump up and down. This made Lydia stir, realize the danger, and move quickly out of the way of a deadly snake.
Since that day, Lydia likes to tell the story about how Petit Prince saved her life.
You can support Petit Prince and other chimps at Tchimpounga through our Chimpanzee Guardian Program.


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Rebound performance. The Seahawks' 4-2 start has evaporated with four double-digit losses in their last five games. The Seahawks are ranked 29th in yards gained, 30th in yards allowed and have allowed 66 more points than they've scored. Even with the NFC West as bad as it is, the Seahawks have to beat Carolina to have any realistic expectation of making the playoffs.
Truly offensive. Carolina has gained the fewest yards in the league and scored the fewest points while Seattle is last in the league in rushing yards. Don't be worried about missing much early in this game. The Panthers have scored 22 points in the first quarter, fewest of any NFL team while the Seahawks have scored 27 in the opening period, third-fewest.
Turnover tale. The Panthers have committed 29 turnovers this season, second most in the league, and they will start rookie Jimmy Clausen in a stadium so loud it has rattled even veteran NFL quarterbacks. Turnovers have been the key to Seattle's success this season. The Seahawks have forced 14 turnovers in their five victories this season compared to a total of five in their six losses.
Three key Panthers
Quarterback Jimmy Clausen returned from a concussion last week at Cleveland and passed for a season-high 195 yards. Now, Clausen comes to Qwest Field where opposing rookie starting quarterbacks are 1-4 since the stadium opened in 2002. Clausen has been intercepted five times this season compared with one touchdown pass, but the Seahawks have allowed more passing yards this season than all but two other teams. Three of the past five quarterbacks Seattle faced have finished with passer ratings of better than 120.
Running back Jonathan Stewart will play in his home state for the first time since entering the NFL out of Oregon. He rushed for 98 yards last week, coming off the bench after missing the previous two games with a concussion. While Mike Goodson has rushed for more than 100 yards in two of the past three games, it's Stewart's between-the-tackles power that poses the bigger threat for a Seattle run defense that ranked No. 2 in the league after five games but is currently ranked No. 22.
Linebacker James Anderson has 79 solo tackles this season, which is third-most of any player in the NFL. Throw in his 2.5 sacks, three fumble recoveries and an interception and he is putting together one very well-rounded season in his first year as a full-time starter. He had 10 starts in his first four seasons since being drafted in 2006, but has started every game this year. He had 10 total tackles last week in Cleveland, his second game with double-digit tackles this season.
Three key Seahawks
Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is just two weeks removed from his 366-yard passing performance in New Orleans, his largest single-game passing total in six years. Last week's game is the concern as his two-game streak without a turnover ended with two interceptions and a lost fumble against Kansas City. He is playing with a broken left wrist, and these final five games are going to go a long way in determining Hasselbeck's future in Seattle as he's in the final year of his contract.
Safety Earl Thomas has intercepted five passes this season, tied for fourth-most in the league. That total matches Seattle's franchise record for rookies, and Thomas scored the first touchdown of his NFL career last week when he returned a blocked punt for a touchdown. He has elite sideline-to-sideline speed, but with Seattle's run defense hemorrhaging yards, the Seahawks need him to be more disciplined in his run support.
Tight end John Carlson was projected to have a breakout season as the pass-catching specialist in an offense that frequently uses two tight ends. He's on pace for the fewest catches in any of his three seasons in the league. Of the 10 passes he has caught in the past six games, only one of those receptions gained more than 10 yards. The fact Seattle played the past four games without an active fullback forced Carlson to assume that role, but the return of Michael Robinson should free up Carlson down the field.
Bottom line
The Seahawks' season is teetering on the brink of outright collapse. They're averaging 77.9 rushing yards per game, which would be the lowest rate in franchise history, and the defense is trending dangerously downward. Seattle allowed more than 400 yards only once in its first six games, but it has given up that much in four of the past five. The Panthers may be 1-10 with the league's worst passing attack, but they're rushing offense is competent. Mike Goodson has ran for more than 100 yards in two of the past three games, and Jonathan Stewart averaged more than 8 yards per carry last week as he returned from a concussion. Starting rookie Jimmy Clausen on the road is going to be a problem, though, as Qwest Field is one of the league's loudest outdoor venues and the Panthers have committed more turnovers this season than any team other than the New York Giants. That will be the difference in this game: Seattle 27, Carolina 9.
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- Juniors Colin O'Donnell (Springfield,
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O'Donnell, an Occupational Therapy major, was selected as a member of the America East Academic Honor Roll in 2008 and has carried his academic success into this year, posting an overall 3.34 grade point average.
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Corsello was recently named to the College Sports Information Directors of America Academic All-American first-team for District 1. He is an environmental engineering major, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.76 at UNH. He was named to the 2008 America East Commissioner's Honor Roll and was selected as a member of the 2007 America East Academic Honor Roll. In addition, he was also presented the H. Richard Sandler Award for academic achievement at the 2008 team banquet.
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High School Musical cutie Vanessa Hudgens reveals her bikini body (and much more!) in the May 2009 issue of Self Magazine.
In the article Vanessa talks about her love for Angelina Jolie, where she wants to take her acting career, and why she carries around a Taser. Here are some highlights from the interview:
On her love for Angelina Jolie: "I'm in love with Angelina Jolie. Everything she does, I adore."
On her favorite animal: "I love snakes. I think they're sexy. Not in the wild, of course, but pet snakes."
On going natural: "Sometimes I feel prettier without makeup. You take it off and you're like, Oh, there I am! But red lips make me feel sexy . . . It brings out the vixen in you."
On where she wants to take her acting career: "I'd like to do an action film where I could kick someone's ass. I want to be strong and empowered. I want to shock everybody."
On keeping herself safe: "I keep a Taser in my purse for self-defense. I'm moving into a house by myself, and it's scary."
On the craziest she's ever eaten:"A fruit bat — specialty in the Seychelles islands. They cooked it in red wine. It was really, really dark, grainy meat. It was quite frightening."
On what her dad passed down to her: "I have really strong legs. I inherited them from my dad, who has tree stumps for legs, basically. I've got big calves that look good. When I wear heels, it looks like I've worked out my legs a lot, which is why I love them. I also have a big, big big toe. I call it my goat toe. I can climb anything."


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A PARK was closed off by police at the weekend after a suspected assault.
The Maurice Lea Memorial Park in Church Gresley was taped off yesterday morning following an incident on Saturday night.
Police have released only sparse details, sparking rumours that the assault may have been a sex attack on a young girl.
Officers were yesterday unable to confirm whether anyone had been arrested in connection with the incident.
Forensic specialists were called in to comb the scene and officers stood guard at the park's entrances to prevent members of the public from getting in.
One woman told the Mail: "I went past and there were two officers guarding the entrance off Common Road and there was police tape.
"I've heard rumours a young girl had been assaulted. People arriving to play football on Sunday morning or people walking their dogs could have found something and called police. There are a lot of rumours flying around."
The cagey response from police began yesterday when the Mail asked Derbyshire Police to provide details of the incident. The force said it was unable to comment because the investigation was being led by Leicestershire Police.
Leicestershire Police initially denied having any presence in Church Gresley. After several further calls from the Mail, however, the force finally released a brief statement yesterday afternoon.
It read: "Part of Church Gresley was cordoned off in connection with an assault. It is believed events leading up to this assault began in Church Gresley."
The force declined to comment on the nature of the assault, the time at which it reportedly happened and said it could not say whether anyone was wanted for questioning or had been arrested.
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William Alexander Carter:
October 11, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Driving while texting. You fucking idiot.
Terry Barber:
October 17, 2012 at 10:47 pm
Amen :L
Jen Keys:
October 12, 2012 at 2:29 pm
It won't turn you gay, but it can turn innocent people dead. There's always going to be inconsiderate assholes who think drinking alcohol is the only way to be distracted. I don't care how funny a text is if it's sent while driving.
Allen Gillis:
October 13, 2012 at 4:01 pm
great way to end up dead.
Didi Paris:
October 13, 2012 at 4:38 pm
Well, texting while driving doesn't make you gay, it makes you stupid...
Sam Plank:
October 13, 2012 at 5:59 pm
Should have autocorrected to "I'm going to kill a family of 4 and probably myself because I'm a moronic a-hole now."
Cody Wane Bennett:
October 11, 2012 at 9:34 pm
Filipe Barreiros:
October 13, 2012 at 4:19 pm
Funny (just imagine getting a casual text saying THAT, from your spouse?) but never a good idea and illegal in some places :/
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Nov. 17, 2010
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Troops To Teachers To Induct Commissioner of Education Dwight D. Jones Into Inaugural Hall of Fame On Friday, Nov. 19
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Commissioner of Education Dwight D. Jones will be inducted into the Troops to Teachers Hall of Fame at an event at 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 19, in the lobby at the Colorado Department of Education, 201 E. Colfax Ave., in Denver.
The commissioner was selected as the first inductee into the Troops to Teachers Hall of Fame based on his long-standing relationship with the Mountain Pacific Troops to Teachers office.
Commissioner Jones worked closely with Troops to Teachers as superintendent of Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8 where he established a partnership with TTT to recruit former military members to teach in the district. Throughout his career, the commissioner has continued to promote the mission of Troops to Teachers with the goal to recruit military members with tremendous leadership skills to serve as role models and teachers within our nation's public schools.
Event Agenda (Color Guard provided by East High School, Denver Public Schools):
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Colonel Bob Null, U.S. Air Force; School Board Director, Colorado Springs School District 11
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General John Barry – U.S. Air Force; Superintendent, Aurora Public Schools
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"I am very proud to congratulate Commissioner Jones on his induction into the Troops to Teachers Hall of Fame," said Colorado State Board of Education Member Peggy Littleton from the 5th Congressional District. "With Commissioner Jones having lived in the Pikes Peak region, and where I still reside, we understand and witness the talent pool that exists in our military community and strive to make the gateway to teaching as uncomplicated and streamlined as possible."
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Troops to Teachers began in 1994 as a Department of Defense program. Under the No Child Left Behind Act the program was transferred to the Department of Education, but continues to operate under the Department of Defense and be administered by the Defense Activities for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES) in Pensacola, Fla.
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Burcham Goal Lifts OCU Past Northland 1-0
GRAND RAPIDS, MI - After 83 minutes of scoreless soccer, the OCU Trailblazers rallied past Northland behind the foot of Cathy Burcham. Burcham found the back of the net as she scored her 1st career goal with only 7 minutes remaining, breaking a 0-0 tie and lifting the Blazers to victory.
The win over Northland is the first ever for the OCU women.
"We made some roster adjustments before the game to try and find a spark. I believe we found it," commented OCU Head Coach Josh Murton. "If any team ever needed a win like this, our women certainly did. I haven't seen them compete like this in a long while and it gives us hope for the rest of the season!"
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Apr 28, 2010
#Life#Mother F.U.C.K.E.R.#Rants and Raves
Listen up, Blogosphere. This is part 1 of a 3 part series.
That's right. What I have to say is so important, I am going to do it in three installments. This? Is number one.
Here is a short post on how to not write like a douche.
Its, It's
Its is possessive. The book is torn and its page is wrinkled.
It's is a contraction of it and is. It's about to rain.
You're vs Your
Editors note: This one makes my tongue curl to the back of my throat and sputter strange noises only gophers understand, so listen up.
You're is a contraction of YOU and ARE. You're going to DIE when I tell you this!
Your is possessive. Your husband is getting you beer.
(Maybe you're still confused? Go here.)
Their, There, They're
Their is possessive. Their dog just pooped on the floor. Their shoes are moldy.
There is a location. You can find the cup over there.
They're is a contraction of THEY and ARE. They're going to catch a plane.
Here vs Hear
Here is location. (Similar to THERE. In fact, this is how I remember this. THERE and HERE are locations - both abstract and real.) We have the best coffee here
Hear is what you do with your ears. In fact, EAR is in the word HEAR. Did you hear that? You can remember now!
People? THAT IS WRONG.
Apostrophes are for showing possession (or contraction). It is NOT for plural.
:: taps glass to computer screen ::
Apostrophes are not for plural.
So, let's say (oh! see what I did? LET US = let's) we want to tell everyone we have a moms club.
It is not a Mom's Club. That is one mom's club (perhaps she's a cave-woman or a police-woman.)
We have WOMEN'S RIGHTS.
We own cats. We have a cat's kennel. I hate cats.
Confused? Read this and then take your new knowledge to mock and point at stupid people.
Who the fuck cares? That's what spell check is for.
Did you mean gofer or "gopher?" *ducks*
PS - can we talk about lose vs. loose? AUGHHHHHH!
By michelle on 2010 04 28
HAHAHAHAHA. Wow. Do as I say not as I do.
By Mrs. Flinger on 2010 04 28
You'll hate me for this as I just clicked over from Pioneer Woman…but:
In your "What's Up" short bio - it is "claim to fame" not "claim of fame"
In your cussing disclaimer - it is "most tasteful manner" not "most tasteful manor"
...because I'm a douche about correcting other people
By alana on 2010 04 28
People who live in grammatical houses shouldn't throw split infinitive stones.
Actually split infinitives don't bother me much. I think "to boldly go where no man has gone before" is a great sentence fragment. I just like to give you a hard time while you're up there on your high horse.
By Suebob on 2010 04 28
My husband's pet peeve is apostrophe misuse. He jokes (maybe?) that one day he will run for mayor on the apostrophe platform, and if elected, anyone who uses an apostrophe incorrectly gets a huge fine! LOL
By carpot on 2010 04 28
You should definitely stay away from my latest post. The capitalization will make your head explode.
By Bejewell on 2010 04 28
how about the difference between 'peak' 'peek' and 'pique'... that one gets me going too. And I agree on the lose/loose thing
By Justine on 2010 04 28
Sometimes I think back to life before spell check and I feel so terribly, terribly sorry for those people.
By Megan (Best of Fates) on 2010 04 28
Eager and Anxious are my biggest pet peeve. But yeah, the apostrophe things make me crazy. Oh, and nauseated vs. nauseous. Can't wait to see parts two and three.
By Brigid on 2010 04 28
I just had the it's/its conversation with my son because he was mixing them up. But he's only 7 so I guess he's got a pretty good excuse for writing like a douche.
By drlori71 on 2010 04 28
you forgot too and to!
By mrscamacho on 2010 04 28
Yes to all the above, and also the use of "Begging the Question." If you say, "Which begs the question:" and then follow it with a question (eg. "Which begs the question: what is Greg talking about?") you are using it WROOOONG WRONG WRONG! <yells>
(I know, "You are using it wrongly." Folks, it's OK to be pedantic about some things without having 100% stodgy grammar all the time)
By Greg on 2010 04 28
You're post and these comment's are really to much! Thank's for the laugh!
By realmom on 2010 04 28
Thank you!! I really hope the entire internet (or Internet, what's the verdict on that?) is reading.
By Clair on 2010 04 28
What's the matter with you. Your getting all bent because we don't talk so good? Its not are fault. Its the school's, their too blame. Geez.
By mtvickie on 2010 04 28
Oh, Flinger, how I adore thee!!
Thank you.
Oh, and the one that frosts my biscuits is bring versus take. You can take something to anywhere but you can only bring things to here.
Also, if anyone tells me that they "borrowed" someone their pen instead of "lent", I will scream holy hell…
By CitricSugar on 2010 04 28
Something for "Part 2."
affect and effect
lay and lie
By Omaflinger on 2010 04 28
Up with this bullshit I will not put !!
By Rhondasue on 2010 04 28
Thank you. It's a shame that people, grown ass people, are making these mistakes.
By Lauren on 2010 04 28
I HATE MISUSED APOSTROPHES. I hate those other things too, but the apostrophe thing? It just GETS to me.
When I was in high school I worked in the cafe at a Bingo hall and we used to have a sign with the daily specials and soup and things. The woman I worked with? Would always write "Soup's" and "Special's" and things like that. AGH! I would erase them and she woudl replace them again. It drove me NUTS.
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I wanted to try something different for this round of time-to-use-the-overly-ripe-bananas. Peanut butter banana sandwiches came to mind...and throwing chocolate in never hurt anything. I found a few recipes out there and hippied one up for myself.
Like many quick breads, this is a very simple recipe to follow, and can be done in just a few steps.
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
3 super ripe bananas
1 cup sugar
3/4 cup peanut butter (smooth or crunchy)*
3/4 cup hazelnut oil (can substitute canola oil)
2 tsp vanilla
3/4 cup raw cacao nibs
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* You may want to adjust oil and sugar a little based on the type of peanut butter you use. The organic or freshly ground varieties are less sweet and are a bit dryer.
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Our new children's building -- which will house our Micro, Mini and Sugar Bear programs in the winter and serve as the home of our summer adventure camps -- will be called "The Schoolhouse." It has been designed to resemble a traditional Vermont schoolhouse, so we thought that a simple descriptive name like that would be most appropriate. "Meet me at The Schoolhouse."
I have had many suggestions for our second lodge but want to open it up to you for suggestions, too. This lodge is designed to resemble a traditional Vermont barn and will contain the following services:
You can click here to see a rendering of this new building.
Please click here to vote on a list of names that we've been considering. Enter your vote by July 31, 2010. A distinguished panel from my Sugarbush team will review the suggestions and pick a winner. If your original suggestion is chosen, you will receive dinner for two at Allyn's Lodge this winter.
Many thanks for your help!
So what would you expect a former Executive Vice President of Merrill Lynch to do when he retires? Lay low in the islands? Nope. He moves north and works seven days a week right here at Sugarbush. Check out what he's been thinking.


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Runs very small
2XU gear is durable and nice but this top runs very small. I do not have a big chest and wear a size 4. The small was too small. I would go up a size from whatever you think is right.
Kathleen O.
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Just what I needed but size up
I bought the Tri Singlet to support my back and shoulders while doing office work, so I consider it an ergonomic aid.The XL is perfect for my needs, although I wear L clothing otherwise (hence only four stars). The zipper makes it easy to put on and off, the built-in shelf bra is surprisingly effective, and the shape is perfect. Since it was on sale I got a turquoise/gray color I don't usually wear, but it's very attractive and a good alternative to black or while. It did not shrink or bleed when washed, which was a real surprise. I've worn it for many hours now, and my muscles don't tire as soon. I am completely sold on the quality of this product!
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Fit: Feels true to size
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