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Oct 16 2010
Your Tim Edits: Group 4!
Here are some more of your Tim edits. One more group to go, then I'll announce the winner!
Not that I can possibly pick one at this point—too many great ones.
"Mishmash of a lot of GIMP filters, different starts overlaid in different modes, just a complete entropic mess. Things I definitely used at least once: FX-Foundry Vintage Film effect, Wavelet Sharpen, overlay layer mode, and a desaturated plasma effect in grain merge mode."
"Florabella London action,
PW -colorized,
2 layers from Shadowhouse-Abstract Debris and Damaged Goods"
"Sharpened using Unsharp Mask, darkened the exposure on his back, applied Vanity Texture (Florabella) and adjusted the Hue/Sat."
"Using Elements, I created a number of hand painted layers, applied a filter I created from a photo of a scratched canoe I took this summer and added countless brushstrokes. The gorgeous font is called Bleeding Cowboys and it was free for personal use from dafont.com Thanks Ree! I had lots of fun with this assignment."
"As before, the original photo was edited in Camera Raw, then I opened the image in the regular editing interface and cropped it square.
Next, I converted it to black-and-white, boosted the contrast, then added a sepia layer and reduced the opacity on that until I was satisfied with the tones. I then grunged it up with a scratchy brush, on two different layers, using two different tones and two different levels of opacity. Then I applied a final, scratchy edge."
"Image merged in layers with old wooden picture frame. original cowboy image is 2 layers merged with sepia b/w and full color image"
"Here's my version! I defogged the original image, ran Imagenomic Noiseware, ran Redynamix HDR filter at about 35%, the Florabella Luxe London action at about 40%, then added a texture with a hard light blend mode. Fun assignment!"
"I used a Jerry Jones texture and a Florabella action."
"I ran a polaroid preset in lr, then played with the exposure and obviously cropped it. Then I threw on a Florabella texture (attache warm) in pse. Fun!"
See you Sunday for Group 5!
78 Comments and 13 Replies
Brooke On Saturday, October 16 at 10:05 pm
Starbucks Tim cracked me up! Is that legal in Oklahoma? Ha! Ha! Ha!
JudyK On Saturday, October 16 at 10:33 pm
In OKC, my grandaughter & her friends rode horses to the Taco Bueno drive-thru for their food yesterday.
Aimee On Sunday, October 17 at 7:53 am
haha – I love that one, too! These are all great.
Diedera On Sunday, October 17 at 10:23 am
I nearly spat my morning coffee on the computer when I saw that one…… I laughed so hard…. oh that is great!
Karen On Saturday, October 16 at 10:05 pm
FUN! :> The one with your cookbook got a laugh, love the one below it, thought it would be nice if Tim brought you some Starbucks, and like the one featuring the horse! :>
ctow On Saturday, October 16 at 10:08 pm
I just had to comment on the pic that was by sarahxb. I loved it! And i really do know what I am talking about. not at all. . . .
Kris Allbright On Saturday, October 16 at 10:11 pm
these are all so fun..you will have a tough time with these great edits..
Jen at Cabin Fever On Saturday, October 16 at 10:18 pm
I love the last one by Kendy74. Its an amazing edit. I wish steps were included! I'm so curious how these were done.
I think today you definitely were in a humorous mood when you chose these!
Jaime On Saturday, October 16 at 10:23 pm
I love the ones with a sense of humor. And what is scary, is they look so real! You really can do anything with a photo editor! Maybe we can do a photo of me next time and edit out all the bad parts?
Aimee On Sunday, October 17 at 7:55 am
That may be the only way I ever look the way I did pre-kiddos – haha.
Serena On Saturday, October 16 at 10:24 pm
I love all of the funny ones, but my favorite out of all the groups is the one by alphabet soup studio. It looks like an actual old photo, not just a new photo made to look old.
Tracie On Saturday, October 16 at 10:27 pm
I love seeing these wildly different versions of the same photo. Pretty amazing!
I have no clue how you are going to pick just one to win.
Crystal On Saturday, October 16 at 10:31 pm
Alphabet Soup Studio did it!! very cool…
Anna On Saturday, October 16 at 10:32 pm
They are all so wonderful! I really need to learn more about editing, layers, textures, etc.
Joanne On Saturday, October 16 at 10:32 pm
In case we are getting to vote, my pick is number 5 down, the one under Cowboy holding your cookbook,
Jenny Modesitt On Saturday, October 16 at 10:33 pm
Oh my goodness I almost woke the whole house with laughter! I love the drive through and the red hat!
Kate On Saturday, October 16 at 10:34 pm
Are you going cross-eyed yet from all the submissions?! These are wonderful. Especially like the edits from Kendy74 and Alphabet Soup.
Missy On Saturday, October 16 at 10:36 pm
Made my day!
But my favorites would be the papery background one by, ana branca or the last one, Kendy7,4 because I love how the subjects are featured but the rustic feel is mellow but present still.
Mandy Stansberry On Sunday, October 17 at 8:40 am
I agree, those are my faves too!
Emily On Saturday, October 16 at 10:37 pm
Wow! Those are some awesome edits. Amazing creativity!
Laurie On Saturday, October 16 at 10:42 pm
All the groups are sooooooooo amazing, so many talented people out there!!!
Ann On Saturday, October 16 at 10:48 pm
Thank you for the kind comments! It was a great pic to work with. So many great submissions.
-"ana branca" on flickr.
Mandy Stansberry On Sunday, October 17 at 8:41 am
Yay Ann! So proud! It's such a great edit! We need to plan an Ann + Mandy photowalk in OKC!
Sunny On Saturday, October 16 at 10:56 pm
My daughter Amy says you should have put the human head on the horse…she loves the pic
Bonita Sarita On Sunday, October 17 at 10:35 am
I had some time and tried that suggestion: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sararobertson/5089877290/
Bonita Sarita On Sunday, October 17 at 10:39 am
I just tried that: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sararobertson/5089877290/in/photostream/
Chaney Dixon On Saturday, October 16 at 11:05 pm
piccadillyphoto6 – Awesome WORK! The rag in the pocket distracts me. I love how some of you took it out.
Judy On Sunday, October 17 at 8:35 am
Does that mean you were looking at his butt?
Jennifer Lavender On Saturday, October 16 at 11:17 pm
My girls both say that the edit by Bonita Sarita is their favorite.
watercolor On Saturday, October 16 at 11:36 pm
Love Kendy74's. Very cool.
stephanie On Saturday, October 16 at 11:41 pm
oh my god, the horse riding a horse. i actually laughed out loud. sorry tim, i gotta be me, as ree might say ;D
obviously you have to have another contest where it's all funny ones, a combination of two past themes! maybe with a charlie photo
heather@myeverydaygraces On Saturday, October 16 at 11:44 pm
Lovin' the one by Alphabet Soup, perfectly suited.
Jawan On Saturday, October 16 at 11:55 pm
I feel silly….I'm laughing out loud right now at Michelle_d_w's edit. PIMP DADDY! I need that laugh at 1am…thanks.
SharonBluebird On Sunday, October 17 at 12:27 am
The drive thru made me laugh out loud.
Loved the one that was made into a square.
And the one with Ree's cookbook under his arm.
The very last one with the two rectangles imposed was striking.
They're all good.
This is one of my
photography assignments I have viewed on PWdotcom/photography.
It's way past my bedtime, better go.
christine On Sunday, October 17 at 12:33 am
Wow!! So many great versions of Cowboy Tim's photo. I'm loving this assignment. Starbucks Tim=hilarious. Need to get me some Photo Shop so I can play too…
midnacht On Sunday, October 17 at 1:41 am
so funny. So what does MrTim think about all these pics of himself? Does he think your off your rocker?? The horse one made me spew coffee out my nose. lol
Jessica On Sunday, October 17 at 2:23 am
I love the editing by piccadillyphoto6. It really jumped out at me and I found myself comparing all of the others to it. They are all amazing though!
Beth @ Moose In My Yard On Sunday, October 17 at 3:08 am
Can I please submit some of my photos to have your readers edit?! How wonderful would that be? I might actually end up with a decent picture that way.
Love the variety of edits. I could never choose a winner. Glad I'm not you!
Mandi On Sunday, October 17 at 5:21 am
awmg! these had me laughing out loud!
Marianne LoMonaco On Sunday, October 17 at 5:27 am
I love the hilarious edits best. You people are funny!
Michelle On Sunday, October 17 at 6:06 am
My fav is still RICKYB20 from the first group! But loved the starbucks one! So creative!
Amy On Sunday, October 17 at 6:49 am
The one by alphabet soup studio is really neat.
Denise On Sunday, October 17 at 7:08 am
When did these get so funny??? Some of these were creatively hilarious!
Christineellen On Sunday, October 17 at 7:19 am
Alphabet Soup Studio really did a good job at making it look old! The santa one is really good too!
Fiona Norris On Sunday, October 17 at 7:46 am
I love the crop….so unexpected…and how I like to take photos myself….
Aimee On Sunday, October 17 at 7:54 am
These are all great! This might be my favorite assignment yet. Really love alphabet soup, ana's crinkled background paper, cowboy lips, and of course, the starbucks drive through (or ride through?).
Tex On Sunday, October 17 at 7:55 am
Glad I don't have to choose. Good luck!
Jean F On Sunday, October 17 at 8:10 am
The Tim edits are great. Some of them are totally cracking me up. My favorite so far was of him riding Charlie. I almost peed my pants on that one.
Theresa in Alberta On Sunday, October 17 at 8:29 am
HA!!! The suger lips one should be printed the framed and hung in the lodge!!!!
Caroline in Tennessee On Sunday, October 17 at 8:44 am
I absolutely LOVE all of the vintage looking ones! I only recently installed GIMP on my computer. I have to admit, I was going to practice on one of my pics, so I opened the program and…..voila, I sat forever, staring at the screen, LIKE A MONKEY DOING A MATH PROBLEM! I had no clue where to begin!
Ann On Sunday, October 17 at 9:52 am
I was the same way. I would say just play play play. When I look back at the first pics I started editing I cringe, but the learning curve comes easily. Also, play with different types of shots. Editing landscapes is different than editing people, etc. You'll do great!
Caroline in Tennessee On Sunday, October 17 at 2:32 pm
Ann – Thank you for the encouragement. I really want to be able to do some of these awesome techniques! I installed GIMP before buying PhotoShop. I thought I would at least just see if I could and would actually use it before I make a purchase. Tonight- I am going to sit and play with it. It is so overwhelming….but I'm going to try! Thanks again!
TLee On Sunday, October 17 at 8:58 am
hey ree,
when you hinted about your next photography assignment, i thought maybe you were going to let us (being your bloggy friends) enter a side by side shot of a photo we took SOOC and then edited (with description of edits used) and even though you actually did it another way, i thought i'd share because i think that would be a very cool contest.
k..have a great day
and if you are interested read this blog about the new kitty we have here at our home now. he is called HBC and he has a story to tell…..
TLee On Sunday, October 17 at 9:01 am
i have liked all the ones that looked like old postcards or had a caption, love the sugar lips one, the cartoon one…..those really grabbed me the most. also has been nice to read what edits they used.
a chris On Sunday, October 17 at 9:04 am
I'm chuffed to see one of my submissions featured here, although I have to say I feel a bit bad for Ree, having to look at page after page of the same photo, and try to choose among them without going bonkers. Thank goodness for the creative souls who decided to change it up a bit!
mrs.magoo On Sunday, October 17 at 9:26 am
Oh wow, P-Dub (can I call you P-Dub, since you know, you picked my edit and all)! I'm so excited to finally get picked! I gotta say though QQBorderCollie's is hilarious and Alphabet Soup's one is just amazing (although they are all great) in this group. Thanks so much for choosing me! Woot-woot!!! You totally made my morning.
Kathleen On Sunday, October 17 at 9:36 am
Avoxtar, alphabet soup studio and Kendy74 are speaking to me.
nikki On Sunday, October 17 at 9:49 am
I can see you sending Tim every morning to fetch you a starbucks. HA too funny.
Love celiacteens version./
Holly G On Sunday, October 17 at 9:56 am
zOMG LOL BBQ! I about died laughing when I saw Starbucks Tim. Then Santa Tim and Reindeer Horse went and finished me off – as Ree would say, "Goodbye forever!" And ever!
TLee On Sunday, October 17 at 10:03 am
Morgan On Sunday, October 17 at 10:00 am
Love all of these! They are soooo creative! Think my favorite is the very last one by Kendy74.
Amy On Sunday, October 17 at 10:14 am
Best batch yet.
Christina On Sunday, October 17 at 10:16 am
It is just too crazy what you can do with photo editing. It makes me think that I shouldn't believe a bit of what I see in magazines! They have those crazy celebrity before and afters online…I think the real images are usually nicer, versus the touched up/altered ones.
Linda Day On Sunday, October 17 at 10:26 am
LOL at the drive-thru !
What I want to know is how Tim is reacting to all this interest in pictures of himself ?
Jaime On Sunday, October 17 at 10:32 am
Wow that last one is amazing, i want to know how she/he did that!
Kendy74 On Sunday, October 17 at 12:12 pm
I wish that I would have kept track of each step that I did, but I just started playing. I know I lightened it, ran pw's fresh and colorful and pw's b&w (not sure on what opacity I used for those layers..) and then I used several layers of texture that I found online. To make the frames I duplicated the area that I wanted into a new layer and put a stroke and drop shadow on them and I think I also played with levels to make them more vibrant than the rest. I hope that helps.
Beverly On Sunday, October 17 at 10:34 am
So far, my fave has been Tim on the Beach (reminded me of my days working with cattlemen in Florida) and the Tim Cooks. What does Tim think? Does he get a vote?
ChelseA On Sunday, October 17 at 10:37 am
I like ana branca's a lot. once again, they're all great, but that was my fave.
Barbara On Sunday, October 17 at 10:41 am
OK, I was getting bored with all the slightly different pictures of Tim, but now I'm laughing at all the really different pictures! Loved the "ride up" window!
wanda On Sunday, October 17 at 10:41 am
So funny i love them i would love to do that ,i bought photo shop the cheap one but i never really played with it so this inspired me to.I got a old black and white photo that are damaged and i been looking for instructions on how to crop and paste .but these are awesome.
Lennie On Sunday, October 17 at 11:00 am
What a great way to start a day! I'm alphabet soup studio over on Flickr and I'm just tickled pink — or maybe I should say tickled sepia
Thank you all so miuch for your kind comments!
GregH On Sunday, October 17 at 11:03 am
amazing to see how many great versions of one photo can be done, excellent creativity everyone!
Lennie On Sunday, October 17 at 11:08 am
What a great way to start my day! I'm alphabet soup studio over on Flickr and I'm tickled pink — or should I say tickled sepia — to see my edit here. Wow!
Thanks for all your kind comments; they are truly appreciated.
Morgan On Sunday, October 17 at 11:14 am
So neat!
Kim in MD On Sunday, October 17 at 11:19 am
Oh my gosh-they are all so creative! I really need to learn how to do this!
Joan Pratt On Sunday, October 17 at 11:45 am
I am enjoying these sooo much! Laughing and in awe over the talent.
eileen On Sunday, October 17 at 12:29 pm
I like the alphabet soup one the best~
Nikki H On Sunday, October 17 at 12:53 pm
As a total rookie, I think these are all simply amazing.
SoupAddict Karen On Sunday, October 17 at 1:07 pm
So many funny and creative people! I'm still liking LeafyLady from Group 1 – there's just something about it that I keep going back to.
Kimberly Denise On Sunday, October 17 at 1:09 pm
Something about the horse on a horse made me laugh out loud…
for a while…
actually I just started again just thinking about it.
Then the reindeer and the starbucks…
woo…there's my work out for the day.
fatmommacat On Sunday, October 17 at 1:23 pm
i just love the funny ones! they are very creative.
Rossana On Sunday, October 17 at 1:39 pm
I like the ones with the antique, worn out look, and the rustic ones. If I had to pick one it would be the one by Wildflower Aimee. But all of them are so creative I don't envy you, Ree, having to pick a winner.
keely aka LKP On Sunday, October 17 at 2:16 pm
okidokie, i'm smitten with alphabetsoup's, bordercollie's, sarahxb's, AND kendy's edits. don't know how you'll choose. it's sooo tough this go-'round. good luck, my friend.
Pam In AZ On Sunday, October 17 at 2:46 pm
Lots of chuckles with this group. This assignment has brought out peoples great sense of humor!! Love it!
Denise in Seattle On Sunday, October 17 at 2:55 pm
My favorites are all the goofy ones. The others are all starting to look the same to me.
mrs.magoo On Sunday, October 17 at 3:38 pm
I submitted a comment, but I don't know why it didn't go through…perhaps because I was sidetracked by my kiddos? Anyways – thank you so much for choosing my photo Ree! I'm so stinkin' excited, you have no idea, it totally made my morning! Thank you everyone for the nice comments There are some really amazing edits – Alphabet Soup is just…wow. And QQBorderCollie literally had me laughing out loud! So great!
jill On Sunday, October 17 at 3:56 pm
love that it's gettin silly! these are great!
Larissa On Sunday, October 17 at 5:31 pm
I love the edit by canvas.nicole.day its very simple but vivid
MAYBELLINE On Sunday, October 17 at 6:16 pm
Tim is a handsome man and all; but tell me more about his horse. What a beauty!
Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) On Sunday, October 17 at 6:54 pm
Well ya'll better cover up 'cause your creativity is showin'!!! This Ozark farm chick is just in awe of all the wonderful edits but I'm quite smitten with the crinkled paper look. These are just great!!!
From the warm sunshiny hills and holler of the Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a wonderfully blessed day!!! :o)
KarenJ On Tuesday, October 19 at 4:12 pm
So many of these are so wonderful but the santa/reindeer literally had me snickering! (Now there's a word, Just say it three or four times and it completely falls apart!)


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Step 2: Bow and Arrow
Step 3: Finishing Up
Use more tape to attach the bow to the other end of the pencil. See pictures for details.
NOTE: if you wrap another rubber band around the cloths pin, you can make make the clamp stronger. if that doesn't make sense, just ignore this - its not essential. try it if you are having trouble getting the projectile locked in place.
Step 4: Loading/Firing
Load the ink cartridge just like you would with the original bow. Pull the rubber band and "arrow" back and clamp it in your clothespin (or whatever you decided to use).
To fire, just release the clamp, and watch it go!
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Christmas Card - Chas, Ella & Ted, to Mother, Peg & all at Tollerton, Season's Greetings, circa 1950s Reg. No: SH 922337
- Summary:
- Christmas Card made by Sands Cards circa 1950s. It features a house in the snow surrounded by a Christmas wreath. It one of a series of cards collected by Mrs. Peg Harris who lived at Tollerton, Templeton Street, Avoca. The card is from Chas, Ella & Ted, to Mother, Peg & all at Tollerton.
Margaret 'Peg' Preston Harris (nee Brereton) grew up at 'Tollerton' with her mother Sara Brereton (nee Preston) and father William Brereton, along with her sister Nellie (who died young) and five step brothers and sisters, Grace, William, Gordon, Charles, Lillian and Florence (from William's first marriage). Margaret remained in the house when she married William Harris. The couple had two sons Terence and John. The cards feature many of Margaret's immediate and extended family.
- Description:
- Piece of white paper folded twice to give four sides. On the the front is an illustration of a wreath of red and green holly with blue, red and yellow bells and a blue bow. The area inside the wreath has been cut away in an overlapping fashion from the two pages which form the front, to reveal the illustration of a snow scene on the inside right of the card. The lower edge of the front has been cut away to leave a scalloped pattern. A red strip echoes this pattern on the lower edge of the inside right of the card.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Lester & Helen Harris, 1992
|16.00 cm (Height), 12.10 cm (Length)
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|Printed, front: Season's Greetings.
Inscribed: To Mother, Peg & all at/Tollerton, with love & best/wishes for Xmas from/Chas, Ella/&/Ted.
Printed, inside: To wish you Christmas happiness/And all the Season's cheer./With everything that's best in life/Throughout the coming year.
Printed, back: 602-6.
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|Mrs Peg Harris, Avoca, Victoria, Australia, circa 1950s
Card addressed to Mother, Peg & all at Tollerton
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But obscure third parties were the spawn of Washingtons bank bailouts starting in the 1980s. The expectation of government support artificially fed Wall Street growth so there was plenty of cheap money to trickle down from the too-big-to-fail banks to the ever-more-creative little guys.
Second, applying old trading and capital rules to new financial markets would have reduced hanky-panky.
Goldman was able to "customize" securities, allegedly committing fraud under cover of the opacity that customization provided, because the securities did not trade on a public marketplace. Such a marketplace would have demanded simplicity from Goldman in creating the securities. Thousands of investors, rather than a few hand-picked third parties, could have analyzed and priced them.
The same is true in credit-derivatives markets. Opacity serves only the banks, which reap higher fees from customers who remain in the dark.
Enforcing justice is vital to markets. But Washington should help investors, too, by reducing opportunities to thwart justice. We need a return to simplicity. Congress should direct regulators to impose trading, disclosure and capital rules consistently across financial firms and instruments so that markets can smash the repositories for secrets that imperil the economy.
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The SCI-FI-LONDON film festival (London International Festival of Science Fiction and Fantastic Film) announced the winners of this years awards, doled out Feb. 6, 2005. Cube Zero one for Best Visual Effects while Sky Blue took the prize for Best Anime.
Now in its fourth year, SCI-FI-LONDON is the U.K.s international film festival dedicated to sci-fi and fantastic film. The festival delivers a mix of movies new to the U.K. as well as a crop of rare classics, short films and events, running Feb. 2-6 at the Curzon SOHO, Odeon Panton Street, Odeon Covent Garden, Prince Charles and UGC Trocadero.
The judges for the SCI-FI-LONDON awards are based in Japan, America, Paris, Berlin and London. For more on the winners go to www.sci-fi-london.com/2005web/awards.htm.
The SCI-FI-LONDON 2005 festival awards went to:
Best Feature Film: PRIMER (Shane Carruth)
Best Short: LA VIE D'UN CHIEN (John Harden)
Best Director: Brad Anderson (THE MACHINIST)
Best Actor: Christian Bale (THE MACHINIST)
Best Supporting Actor: Jim Peterson (SAVING STAR WARS)
Best Screenplay: Dean Ronalds (NETHERBEST OF BERM-TECH INDUSTRIES)
Best Newcomer to SF/action: Vinnie Jones (SLIPSTREAM)
Best New Director to SF/Action: David Van Eyssen (SLIPSTREAM)
Best SF/Action Movie: RECON 2020 (Christian Viel)
Best Anime: SKY BLUE (Moon-saeng Kim)
Best Visual Effects: CUBE ZERO (Ernie Barbarash)
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Lake Placid A pair of college championship events are returning to the Lake Placid region, one for the first time in 31 years.
In the past week, the Olympic Regional Development Authority has announced the signing of two new hosting contracts for the National Collegiate Athletic Associations (NCAA) Division III hockey championships and the Division I skiing title meets.
The Division III men's hockey championships will be held at the Olympic Center March 25 and 26 in 2016 and March 23 and 24 in 2018.
Wisconsin-eau Claire won the Division III title against Oswego on the ice of Herb Brooks arena in March of this year, with previous Division III championships being contested in Lake Placid in 2012 (St. Norbert defeated Oswego), 2010 (Norwich defeated St. Norbert), 2009 (Neumann defeated Gustavus Adolphus) and 2008 (St. Norbert defeated Plattsburgh State).
"When you look at the list of cities and venues that will host our championships, there is no doubt the experiences across divisions and sports will likely be the best in NCAA history," said Mark Lewis, NCAA executive vice president of championships and alliances in a statement. "The process was extremely thorough and allowed the sport committees to have some tremendous options, which will ultimately provide our student-athletes, coaches and fans the best experience possible."
"ORDA is honored to again be selected to host this Championship and can guarantee that Lake Placid Region hockey enthusiasts will be thrilled to hear this news," ORDA president and CEO Ted Blazer said. "We appreciate NCAA's confidence in our facilities and event administrators in holding this Division III Championship"
In 2015, ORDA will host the Division I men's and women's skiing championships. It will be the second time the region has hosted the event with the first taking place in 1982 following the height of the Winter Olympic Games of 1980.
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Clea Roberts lives in Whitehorse, Yukon, on the Takhini River. She will read and talk about her poetry on Monday, March 18 at 7:30 pm in the UPEI Faculty Lounge, Main Building as part of the Winter's Tales Author Reading Series.
Here Is Where We Disembark, her debut collection, consists of two sections. The first follows cycles of the season and domestic life. "You know you've found a real poet when she observes that mud, in a Yukon springtime, was 'never so exotic, / tracked across the kitchen floor,'" writes poet and critic Gary Geddes. The second section portrays the people and backdrop of the Klondike Gold Rush. We hear a pioneer wife speak to the river, a prostitute to a sergeant, and a woman to a king salmon. Roberts gives voice to river, fish, and fire, as well as to human settlers and sojourners.
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Roberts is a three-time recipient of the Yukon Government Advanced Artist Award and co-organizes the Whitehorse Poetry Festival. Her poems have appeared in The Antigonish Review, The Dalhousie Review, The International Feminist Journal of Politics, Lake: A Journal of Arts and the Environment, and other magazines. Her work has been nominated for a National Magazine Award, and she was a finalist for the 2011 Gerald Lampert Award for Best First Book by a Canadian Poet.
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- This exercise does not use the arm muscles. Rather, use your legs and your hips to create movement that makes your arm swing freely.
- Using the momentum from your hips and legs, guide the slightly swinging arm back and forth like a pendulum (or elephant trunk), then in circles that start small (about the size of a dinner plate) and gradually grow larger each day as pain allows.
- Do this exercise for 5 minutes, 5 to 7 times each day even while your shoulder is still tender from an injury or surgery.
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2007 Kentucky Softball
Butler at KENTUCKY (Game 1)
Mar 02, 2007 at Lexington, Ky. (UK Softball Complex)
Score by Innings R H E
Butler.............. 000 00 - 0 4 2
Note: 2 outs, 3 runners LOB when the game ended.
Umpires - HP: Diane Beasley 1B: Jeff Blanken 3B: Shelley Mangrum
Start: 2:00 pm Time: 1:31 Attendance: 91
2007 Kentucky Softball
Butler at KENTUCKY (Game 1)
Mar 02, 2007 at Lexington, Ky. (UK Softball Complex)
Butler starters: 1/lf SCHLUGE; 12/c LONG; 10/1b HYERCZYK; 24/cf JACOBS; 2/2b
ZUMBRUN; 11/ss BOROS; 8/3b DOLAN; 7/dh MEINTZ; 5/rf MEINHOLD; 18/p NAFFZIGER;
KENTUCKY starters: 4/cf Meyer; 0/2b Smith; 15/ss Marnitz; 18/3b Johnson; 22/c
Campbell; 7/1b Eckman; 10/lf Fertic; 11/dh Bishop; 13/rf Mordecai; 28/p Young;
Butler 1st - SCHLUGE popped up to p. LONG singled to
right field. LONG out at second c to ss, caught stealing. HYERCZYK struck out
looking. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
KENTUCKY 1st - Meyer reached on an error by ss.
Meyer out at second c to ss, caught stealing. Smith flied out to lf. Marnitz
grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 0 LOB.
Butler 2nd - JACOBS flied out to rf. ZUMBRUN singled
to shortstop. BOROS grounded out to 3b; ZUMBRUN advanced to second. DOLAN flied
out to cf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
KENTUCKY 2nd - Johnson walked. Campbell out at first
1b to 2b, SAC, bunt; Johnson advanced to second. Johnson advanced to third on a
wild pitch. Eckman struck out looking. Fertic struck out swinging. 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Butler 3rd - MEINTZ struck out swinging. MEINHOLD
struck out swinging. SCHLUGE flied out to lf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
KENTUCKY 3rd - Bishop walked. Mordecai popped up to
1b. Meyer walked; Bishop advanced to second. Meyer advanced to second on a wild
pitch; Bishop advanced to third. Smith walked. Marnitz lined out to ss. Johnson
flied out to rf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Butler 4th - LONG popped up to p. HYERCZYK singled
through the left side. JACOBS singled to left field, advanced to second on the
throw; HYERCZYK advanced to third. ZUMBRUN flied out to lf. BOROS grounded out
to p. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
KENTUCKY 4th - Campbell walked. Sibert pinch ran for
Campbell. Eckman out at first 3b to 2b, SAC, bunt; Sibert advanced to second.
Fertic struck out swinging. Bishop singled to left field, advanced to second on
the throw, RBI; Sibert scored. Bishop advanced to third on a wild pitch.
Mordecai walked. Meyer doubled down the lf line, 2 RBI; Mordecai scored; Bishop
scored. Smith flied out to cf. 3 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Butler 5th - Campbell to c for Sibert. DOLAN flied
out to cf. MEINTZ hit by pitch. MEINHOLD flied out to cf. SCHLUGE grounded out
to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
KENTUCKY 5th - Marnitz homered to left center, RBI.
Johnson homered to left field, RBI. Campbell walked. Eckman walked; Campbell
advanced to second. Fertic popped up to 3b. Bishop walked; Eckman advanced to
second; Campbell advanced to third. CHASTEEN to p for NAFFZIGER. Mordecai
reached on an error by 2b, RBI; Bishop advanced to second; Eckman advanced to
third; Campbell scored. Meyer singled to right field, RBI; Mordecai advanced to
second; Bishop advanced to third; Eckman scored. Smith infield fly to ss.
Marnitz walked, RBI; Meyer advanced to second; Mordecai advanced to third;
Bishop scored. 5 runs, 3 hits, 1 error, 3 LOB.


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OVERLAND,MO (KTVI)– A 69-year-old Overland man faces a charge of possessing child pornography. Investigators seized several more computers from Ronald Lee Mills' home in the 2800 block of Poe on Thursday.
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