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Posted by Kristi Palma March 19, 2013 12:16 PM
The newest YouTube craze kids are following involves spilled milk.
Teenagers go into a grocery store, smash a gallon of milk on the floor and intentionally fall into it while a friend videotapes the entire episode to post on YouTube. The trend is sweeping the nation and is happening in New England.
According to wcvb.com, at least 25 milk-smashing incidents have happened at Shaw's supermarkets across Massachusetts in the past two months. Brockton and Taunton are reportedly two of the towns where it's happening.
If caught, police say kids could be charged with malicious destruction, disturbing the peace, and disorderly conduct.
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forward Jeff Prough from the Greenville Road Warriors. Prough was Greenville's leading scorer with 25
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The Golden Knights, who had lost three playoff series at home in the past six years, got off to a tough start in this series, falling 3-2 in overtime to the Tigers (6-26-0) on Friday.
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I thought it was a really hard-fought series, Clarkson coach Casey Jones said. I thought Princeton played extremely hard. It was a grind-all three nights getting to space and areas. I thought it was good hockey.
Burton started the scoring for Clarkson with a power-play goal 2 minutes, 13 seconds in on a shot that even he is not sure how the puck got past Princeton goalie Colton Phinney. It appeared to have gone off of a Princeton player.
Joe Zarbo made a nice roll coming across there and kind of fired it, Burton said. It kind of bounced off my chest, and I was able to get it down to my stick. From there, I dont really know what happened. I gave it a good whack and there was a little bit of a delay. Im not sure if it went off their goalie or one of their players. It was just kind of a lucky one, but well take it in the playoffs.
The Tigers, who never recovered from giving up the first goal of the game Saturday night, answered this time, tying the game 1-1 on a goal from Jonathan Liau at 6:52 of the first period.
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It was a great pass, Frederick said. I actually thought he was going to shoot and all-of-a-sudden it was coming right to my blade. I just redirected it over his shoulder. It was pretty much right there, I just had to open my blade a little bit just to lift it. It was a great pass.
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I thought we played real well, the guys played hard, Princeton coach Bob Prier said. I thought it was a great game, give both teams credit. Both teams had kids on them that were battling really hard and competing their lives off there. Our guys have been through a lot of adversity, and I think it helped us a lot. Clarkson, just at the end of the day, they ended up winning the majority of the stick battles and it paid off for them in the end.
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June was my first month and here's what I sent off to my partner:
Sunday, June 22, 2008
First Mini Quilt Done
June was my first month and here's what I sent off to my partner:
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A little bit of practice goes a long way. That's how I feel about triangles these days. I loved doing the swap, but I may sit July out too. So much going on.ReplyDelete
So pretty! Binding is tough, I always mess up the corners :-( Oh well, practice!ReplyDelete
This swap is fun :-)
Pretty quilt, don't worry, the binding will get easier.ReplyDelete
Don't be to hard on yourself. We are all beginners at one time.ReplyDelete
At least your are attempting mitered bindings. I put that off for a long time and used the butted corners.ReplyDelete
Then a woman in my quilt forum put up a great tute on the mitered ones, and I've never looked back.
I like your little quilt. Your binding is fine - it's done and that's what counts. My binding always looks like someone's chewed on the corners.ReplyDelete
The little quilt is cute I really like it. Yes, over time your binding will look better. I am so bad at putting binding on that when I send my quilt out to be quilted I have the quilter put it on. When I do put on my own binding it is only by machine. None of that hand work for me.ReplyDelete
I've been checking out your blog for a little over two weeks now. It is great to see another male quilter. Maybe us guys will have to do some quilting or swapping sometime.
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Practice makes perfect, you will get better as you do more... wish my hubby would sew....I found your blog by hopping around. Stop by and see mine sometime if you like.ReplyDelete
try teeny-tiny (1/8") hand stitches for the binding, as the smaller ones will help it to lay smoothely.ReplyDelete


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EAST PROVIDENCE - Elizabeth A. (Partridge) Green, 99, died Saturday, January 5, 2013 at Linn Health Care Center, East Providence. She was the daughter of the late Daniel and L. Alma (Blackburn) Partridge and the wife of the late Wesley C. Green. She was predeceased by her sister, Margaret Partridge and her brother, Rev. Daniel Partridge, Jr. She is survived by her son, Wesley C. Green, Jr. of Green Valley, AZ and one grandson.
Elizabeth was born in Central Falls and lived most of her life in Pawtucket before moving to the United Methodist Retirement Center in East Providence in 2005. She was a lifelong member of the Methodist Church, and was one of the initial members of Wesley United Methodist Church in Lincoln, RI, where she served as a Sunday School teacher, treasurer, and lay delegate to the annual conference. She also served terms as president and treasurer of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the New England Southern Conference of the United Methodist Church.
Elizabeth was a 1933 graduate of Brown University, where she was elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi. After graduation she worked as librarian and secretary for the Mathematics Department at Brown. She worked for many years as Office Manager and Audio-Visual Librarian for the New England Southern Conference of the United Methodist Church, and then as assistant to the administrator of the United Methodist Retirement Center in East Providence. After her retirement, she continued for many years as a volunteer in a variety of programs and activities at the Retirement Center.
A Memorial Service will be held this coming spring at a time to be scheduled.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Mrs. Green's memory to Wesley United Methodist Church, 55 Woodland Street, Lincoln, RI 02865 or the United Methodist Retirement Center, 40 Irving Avenue, East Providence, RI 02914 would be appreciated. For Guest Book, please visit
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CANTON A Watertown man who is representing himself on drug charges was released from jail Friday by St. Lawrence County Court Judge Jerome J. Richards after a key witness failed to show up at a hearing.
Anthony J. Peterkin Sr., 50, who has represented himself on previous charges, said he was pleased but surprised by his release, which will be under the supervision of the Probation Department. His trial on charges of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance is scheduled for Sept. 17.
Ive lost before but Ive won before, too, Mr. Peterkin said as he walked out of court. I am very good. Ive had lots of practice.
Previous Times reports show Mr. Peterkin has acted as his own attorney in Jefferson County Court and won an acquittal on a felony assault charge in 2002.
On Friday, Mr. Peterkin had the assistance of attorney Brian D. Pilatzke but he did most of the talking.
Mr. Peterkin had previously unsuccessfully argued that he should be released on his own recognizance because he was misidentified as someone who sold cocaine in Ogdensburg on March 21, 2012. His argument was bolstered Friday when the confidential informant who had fingered him failed to show up for the hearing.
Mr. Peterkin said that the informant is a known drug user whose veracity is questionable and that other evidence linking him to a serious crime is flimsy.
This witness not showing up supports everything Ive been saying, Mr. Peterkin told Judge Richards. Im not going to plead guilty. Im going to go to trial, where I will be found innocent. Theres nothing in here that shows I agreed to sell crack cocaine.
Mr. Peterkin said he deserved to be free pending his trial.
Mr. Peterkin has 18 convictions, three of them felonies, Assistant District Attorney Andrew T. Botts said.
Mr. Peterkin said he is on parole, which is scheduled to end in a few weeks.
Keeping me in jail is a complete waste of my life, he said. Im not an angel, but in this case, no.
Judge Richards ordered Mr. Peterkin, who will stay at a budget motel on outer Washington Street in Watertown, to comply with standard conditions for those under the supervision of probation, including no alcohol or drugs, and no contact with the confidential informant.
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We open the issue on the most practical level. There are important, emerging handles for finally holding hospitals, especially nonprofit, tax exempt institutions accountable to provide critically needed care for lower income and uninsured patients in the Affordable Care Act. LeeAnn Hall, executive director of the Alliance for a Just Society details the exciting work being done by Washington CAN! in forcing hospitals to do right. The always thoughtful Bob Wing then turns the tables on conventional wisdom and argues that the progressive movement has to win in the South not only because it is possible, but also to counter a third reconstruction to supplant the conservative effort at neo-succession. Melanie Craxton, who has written for us in the past on economic issues (the need for remittance justice and the problems of micro-lending), also prevents future knee jerking by detailing why net energy metering is based on regressive incentives forcing lower income ratepayers to subsidize higher income users. Bard Professor Emeritus Daniel Rossides proves again that there is no age limit on passionate discourse with a brilliantly argued piece explicating the current dilemma of galloping inequity where capital is strangling what's left of democracy. I even jump into the debate warning about the practical divisions that are rending our countries because of our inability organizationally and politically to keep up with the challenges and opportunities of devolution. Stuart Melvin, ACORN's national organizer in the United Kingdom, provides a timely and helpful analysis of the immediate problems posed by the sweeping, and surprising, reelection of the conservative Cameron government in that country.
Decades had passed since I had worked with Karen Paget, but reading her book, Patriotic Betrayal, about the well-known, but largely forgotten, scandal of CIA infiltration and manipulation of the National Student Association, sent me searching for her and finally finding her…where else but Facebook! Reading about other colleagues and remembering old stories of my own experiences with Michael Ansara, our Old Mole neighborhood on Brookline Street, Ed Schwartz, recently deceased, but someone I knew back in the same period and subsequently in Philadelphia, and Lee Webb, who gave ACORN valuable help in the 1970's made the piece and the whole book invaluable. At the same time I made an even more aggressive effort tracking down Adam Seth Levin including interviewing him on my weekly radio show after stumbling onto his book, which I would rate as a "must read" for this political season given his counterintuitive arguments for how we are inadvertently undermining our own message in trying to move people into action. Example: citing our victories on the doors he finds encourages people NOT to act, rather than inspiring activity. Read this book now!
But, while you are at it even if it doesn't seem like the perfect fit for a beach blanket, take this issue with you for two more good reasons. One, so you can also get a good taste of Randy Shaw's latest and very timely book about his fights to prevent gentrification in San Francisco's Tenderloin. The other so you can get a sense of the long, terrible history of anti-union campaigns is the excerpt from Cedric De Leon's new book, The Origins of Right to Work. We're seeing way too many of these campaigns, so it is worth understanding the historical context. As an added dividend, though we've already excerpted Mike Miller and Aaron Schutz's new book, People Power, in an earlier issue, the passing of Ed Chambers the longtime head of the Industrial Areas Foundation after Saul Alinsky's passing, make it worth revisiting Mike's memories of his own time with Chambers in 1966-67.
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Yesterday I received a stunning email from the local ABC affiliate telling me that they were going to exclude me from their televised debate because I did not have $50k in campaign contributions, even though during my entire campaign I have pointedly and publicly refused corporate donations. They cited several other trumped up reasons, including polling at 10%, but there has not been a poll that included me since the one 6 weeks ago — and I meet their other requirements."
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With a $1.5 million budget gap looming over the 2013-2014 budget deliberations Ogdensburg City School Superintendent Timothy M. Vernsey advocated allocating more of the schools declining fund balance at Mondays Board of Education meeting.
Mr. Vernsey said the district was able to build up a solid fund balance due to the boards understanding that its important to have money set aside for a rainy day.
Luckily we embarked on a path to increase fund balance, Mr. Vernsey said, pointing to the period between 2008 and 2011 when the fund balance grew from $2 million to $4.7 million.
Now you see a downward trend, Mr. Vernsey said, and thats the result of us expending fund balance to offset state cuts.
From $4.7 million in 2011 the fund balance has been reduced to roughly $3.1 million currently and the school is anticipating applying $1.4 million to the 2013-2014 budget.
When youre using fund balance [to fill budget gaps] and youre spending fund balance its a double edge sword, Mr. Vernsey said.
Board President Frederick P. Bean said he was glad the district managed to save up reserves. Where would we be if we didnt do that?
But programs and positions are on the chopping block.
In addition to more than 50 position cuts since 2007, eight cuts are scheduled for the end of the 2012-2013 school year.
Possible program cuts also include Odyssey of the Mind, a level of athletics, summer marching band and several electives.
We do need to maintain some reserves for unforeseen circumstances, Vice President of the Board Michael J. Tooley said. The safety net has to be there.
But Mr. Tooley said, if applying more fund balance becomes necessary, I am content with having a lesser safety net.
Unless the state budget, due by April 1, has more aid to offer Ogdensburg, Mr. Vernsey said the district should dip into the fund balance.
Ive never seen anything like this, Mr. Vernsey said, and it gets worse by the minute.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos executive budget proposal includes $23,444,824 in aid to Ogdensburg, including for the ongoing building project. Subtract the building aid from the total and the district is slated to receive $19.7 million, an increase of $225,996 over the 2012-2013 budget.
That increase, however, hides the $1,187,771 deduction the state is taking out of Ogdensburgs budget as part of its Gap Elimination Adjustment – a program initiated in 2010 where the state uses money that would otherwise be directed to schools to balance its own budget.
If the state does not start funding education to promised levels, Mr. Vernsey said, this district, along with many, many other poor districts in the state are going to go broke.
Mr. Vernsey noted that, to date, Ogdensburg has lost out on roughly $4.6 million due to Gap Elimination Adjustment.
You can see where were headed, Mr. Vernsey said.
Mr. Vernsey said the districts budget will be finalized after the state adopts its budget.
A public hearing to consider the districts budget will be held May 6 at the high school cafeteria at 6 p.m.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Three independent state legislators say they were yelled at and called names when they met with Governor Paul LePage last week to talk about the impact of his proposed budget cuts.
The three legislators --Rep. Jeff Evangelos of Friendship, Rep. Ben Chipman of Portland and Rep. Joe Brooks of Winterport -- say they asked for the meeting to introduce themselves and discuss the budget. But they say the Governor became angry when they complained that cuts in revenue sharing and other programs for towns and schools would force big increases in local property taxes.
They say the Governor slammed the table and stormed out of the room. They say he came back a few minutes later and they did talk for about a half hour. Rep. Chipman called that discussion "mostly civil."
The legislators say the Governor called them idiots at one point, and said he would not compromise on the budget. They say they all suggested raising some taxes instead of making the revenue sharing cuts, but claim the Governor told them he would veto any tax increase -- although they say he did not promise a veto on increasing the lodging tax.
Schools also reportedly came up.The Governor has been very critical of superintendents, and has called for a dramatic reduction in the number of superintendents. The Legislators say the Governor told them he hopes the increase in property taxes will create public pressure to cut back school superintendents.
The Governor's office says a staff member was in the meeting, but so far has had no comment on the allegations from the legislators.
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Many of the cell phone carriers are secretly planning for the lineup of cell phones they plan to launch over the holiday season. Somehow the T-mobile lineup has been leaked and we are now privy to all of their plans for the next few months. For the month of October they plan to launch a total of four new phones and in November they plan to double that by introducing eight additional new phones by November 2.
For a quick rundown of the timeline, the following is the information that we were able to receive from reports online. On October 19, T-mobile will be releasing three phones from three separate manufacturers, an HTC such as unlocked HTC Raider, a Samsung, and a Huawei. From there, we are set to see another release by Samsung on approximately October 26.
On November 2, T-mobile is set to release 6 phones all at once. We are not 100% sure what the exact models will be but it's fair to say they will conclude the lineup for the remainder of the holidays. There will also be to additional releases in November but it is speculated that one will be a tablet and the other a low-end phone.
It is important to note that the documents leaked are somewhat old. Given that things change often in this industry, you can expect some slight variation from the noted schedule and the types of phones to be released. So don't take this information as fact but merely speculation and to provide a general outline of the mobiles plans over the next couple of months. If you're in the market for new cell phone such as unlocked Samsung Galaxy Ace and maybe an idea to keep note of this information and use it during your buying process. For all you know it can help you get a few extra bucks off with a competitor when you can mention what's planned by T-mobile.


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Norwood-Norfolk claimed the 16th annual Big Green Softball Classic on Saturday winning a 16-2 decision in the championship game against host Hermon-DeKalb.
Norwood-Norfolk capped a big sequence of three wins in two days, which started with a 3-1 decision over Class C arch rival St. Lawrence Central on Friday.
St. Lawrence Central was always a hurdle for us. Coach Brown lives in Norwood and all the kids know him. I always told the kids we could win if we put ourselves to it. Today, we didnt have a let down against some different style pitchers, said N-N coach Becky Byrns.
Katie Ames, who pitched in a pair of wins on Saturday, received the Defensive MVP Award while Mickey Fregoe earned the Offensive MVP Award.
Edwards-Knox took second place with a 10-7 decision over Colton-Pierrepont in the consolation game. Norwood-Norfolk won 17-1 over Edwards-Knox in game one while Hermon-DeKalb topped Colton-Pierrepont 11-8 in its opener.
N-N 16, H-D 2: Winning pitcher Katie Ames fanned five, walked one and allowed one hit in three innings. She also produced a 2-3 effort with a two run triple in the second inning. Megan Stevenson went 2-2 with three runs scored while Cortney Harvey recorded a RBI triple. Kirsten Barkley (2 runs) and Jorgi LeBarge (2 runs) each singled.
Gabby Cole pitched three innings of relief.
Courtney Harrington drilled a RBI double in the fourth inning and scored for H-D. Xann Gotham went 1-1 with a double and Clarissa Davis (run scored) and Sabrina Wood each singled.
Harrington fanned seven and walked five but was hurt by five H-D errors - three in the first two innings.
E-K 10, C-P 7: Four runs in the first and five in the third keyed the win for the Cougars. Mackenzie Hall and Mollee Burger supplied a double and a single and Harleigh LeBarge stroked a double and scored twice. Sam Ellison added two singles while Dakotah Bacon, Makayla Bacon, Heather Finnerty and Kassie Whitford each singled. Andrea Aldous and Kathryn Miller each singled twice for C-P and Morgan Doyle and Eve Whalen singled.
Harleigh LeBarge (4IP) and Makayla Bacon (2IP) fanned six batters combining in the win.
Eve Whalen was saddled with the loss.
N-N 17, E-K 1: Dakotah Bacon led off the game with a single and scored the Cougars lone run as Katie Ames tossed an struckout three and walked one in a three inning one hitter for the Flyers. Gabby Cole struckout one and allowed two singles to E-Ks Makayla Bacon and Brittany Taylor. Cortney Harvey drilled a two run double in a six run second inning where N-N took control at 10-1. Megan Stevenson and Harvey (3RBI) finished with a double and two singles in a 3-4 effort.Mickey Fregoe finished 2-3 with a double and scored three times. Aleah Palmer went 2-2 with three RBI. Kirsten Barkley (1-3 3rs), Carlie Weaver (4 rs), and Cortney Wagstaff (1-3_ all contributed.
Harleigh LeBarge took the loss.
H-D 11, C-P 8: The Demons weathered an early two run homerun by Andrea Aldous from the Colts in the first inning and scored four times in the third to tie it at 4-4 and scored seven in the sixth inning for the win.
Courtney Harrington fanned nine and surrended 10 walks and four hits. Courtney Harrington and Sabrina Wood each doubled while Xann Gotham, Chelsey MacKay, Clarissa Davis, all singled. Brooke Woodrow and Courtnay Davis each scored twice. Aldous finished with a homerun and a single for C-P while Morgan Doyle, Kelsey Gilbert, Eve Whalen and Kathryn Miller each singled.
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On Friday and Saturday the Carbon High wrestling team hosted the 10 team invitation Carbon Duels Meet. Carbon's varsity team took first place. Five Carbon wrestlers went undefeated and won all nine of their matches.
They are Bryce Jackman (112-pounds), Jacob Bass (119-pounds), Stefan Larsen (130-pounds), Wyatt Martinez (135-pounds), and Cole Hunt (140-pounds).
The Outstanding Wrestler Award was given to the wrestler with the most pins in the least aggregate time.
Cole Hunt took that honor after he pinned all nine of his opponents.
Team scores were Carbon A at 574, Tooele at 530, Orem at 393, Monticello at 361, Duchesne at 348, Grand at 334, Park City at 274, Carbon B at 248, Wasatch at 228 and ALA at 117.
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WELLINGTON - Art F. Barker, 75 died March 31, 2013 in Wellington surrounded by his family.
Art was born Oct. 22, 1937 in Wellington to Roy M. Barker and Ferne L Foster Barker. Art married Nellie Anne Bay on Dec. 15, 1956 in Durango, Colo.
 Art was a life long Surveyor, working in the Pipeline, Construction and Engineering fields. He worked on most major pipelines in the United States and Chile. From 1956-1972 Art and his young family worked and lived in over 25 states.
Art settled his family in Wellington and worked as Price City's Engineer. He worked as the Carbon County Surveyor for many years. Art started his own surveying business, Barker and Associates in Wellington where he retired.
Art enjoyed spending time with his family and friends camping, fishing, water skiing, 4-wheeling, and supervising the many construction projects.
 Art is survived by his wife Nellie, children Chad (Traci) Barker, Karon (Wendell) Barker-Griffin, Gary (Michele) Barker and special nephew Kirk (Christy) Gibson. mother, Ferne Barker Meredith. grandchildren Nick, Chris (Alisha), Mindi and Greg Barker, Jeremy Andreini, Matthew Juliano, Ashley Noyes, Dajene and Bodie Barker. great grandaughters Annabelle and Emma Leigh Barker, Wilma Meredith and Daisy Slavensky.
He is preceded in death by his younger brother "Little Roy", sister Bonnie Lee Gibson, father Roy M. Barker and John W Meredith.
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Prologo Scratch Pro Ti 1.4 £99.99
A classic shape but thoroughly modern saddle. I won't be taking it off for a long time, that's for sure
Weight 244g Contact www.zyro.co.uk
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The Prologo Scratch saddle is the most comfortable saddle I have ever tested. It has a traditional rounded profile that proves to be comfortable no matter how long the ride. And it's the same saddle that Sir Chris Hoy uses, too. If it's good enough for him, then it must be good enough for us, right?
Saddles are very much a personal thing though. What works for one person is another's torture device. Prologo recognise that with their range that splits into three key shapes. The Scratch is their 'round' saddle and is described as 'ideal for long-distance riding' and this claim I thoroughly agree with. There's also a semi-round and a flat saddle shape to choose from, if the round isn't your bag.
I've tested many dozens of saddles over the years and I've gone through phases of favouring one brand or shape or other. In the Scratch, I'm confident I've found it. After fitting it to my Evo I took an instant shine to it, and that shine hasn't diminished some few hundred miles later. The search is over.
The shape of the saddle is pretty traditional compared to some of the more interesting saddle shapes out there. Don't let that put you off. A slight rise at the rear, deep flanks and a flat middle section combine with the rounded shape to evenly distribute the pressure. Active density padding is softer only where it needs to be, firmer elsewhere. With your sit bones in the sweet spot it's an incredibly comfortable place to sit for hour after hour. It feels supportive and it's the perfect balance between not too firm but not too soft.
Like most saddle manufacturers, Prologo offer the Scratch in two widths, 134 and 143mm. I tested the latter and found it to be just right. The saddle is a generous 278mm long, which gives a little real estate for shifting about on, particularly on steep nose-of-the-saddle climbs or racing on the rivet.
This saddle has nickel-titanium alloy rails with 1.4mm walls – carbon 'Nack' rails are available – but I would pick titanium over carbon for the material's extra give. I've tested carbon rails on other saddles and always found them just too stiff. The titanium rails give a reasonable degree of flex which proves to be just enough to take the edge off harsher roads.
Underneath the saddle is a carbon fibre injection base. The turned over edges of the hard-wearing Lorica upper are neatly glued in place. It's impressively neat and very well manufactured. I've seen older Scratch saddles still pressed into service and, despite a little fading, look as good as new. And at the rear of the saddle is the U-Clip. Like Fizik's similar clip-on system, a range of accessories from saddle bags to lights can be clipped to the saddle.
Weight weenies will be put off by its relatively high weight of 244g, but my personal view is that the saddle really isn't where you want to save weight. There are better places to save weight and the saddle isn't one of them - it's there to provide a comfortable place to sit all day long.
A classic shape but thoroughly modern saddle. I won't be taking it off for a long time, that's for sure.
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Make and model: Prologo Scratch Pro Ti 1.4
Size tested: Black
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
The Scratch Pro features the same full round shape as the Scratch Nack with a carbon fibre injection base and is available in two versions: Pro TS and Pro Ti 1.4.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Base: Carbon fibre injection
Cover: Microfibre
Padding: Active density
Length (mm): 278
Rail Material: Titanium
U-Clip compatible (enables you to fit the U-Bag 21 or 41 saddle bag to your saddle)
The saddle is exceedingly well put together and durability is excellent.
This is the most comfortable saddle I have ever tested (and I've tested a few over the years).
It's heavier than some saddles, but the saddle shouldn't be somewhere you want to skimp on weight.
The round shape works and there's two width options and the active density padding makes it extremely comfortable.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Performed brilliantly.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
First and foremost, the shape.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes.
About the tester
Age: 31
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: road racing, time trialling, cyclo cross, commuting, touring, mtb,
Where did the 147g figure at the top come from? A different size or carbon option?
posted by Nick T [901 posts]
27th September 2012 - 10:34
It's always a personal thing but I'm a big fan of Prologo saddles, having a vertigo and nago on different bikes. The quality and finishing is very high and the Nago, despite being a bit 'like a razor blade' is plenty comfy for an all day ride IME.
posted by joemmo [1096 posts]
27th September 2012 - 12:56
Yep, agree with the comfort of prologo saddles. One came on my new focus, I thought"that'll have to go" but its been great. No numbness etc previously I thought I always needed a cut away saddle
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Scientists studying glaciers in Greenland have found that lakes of water on the surface of a glacier can quickly and completely cut all the way through to the base of the ice. "If there is a crack or defect in the surface that is large enough, and a sufficient reservoir of water to keep that crack filled, it can create a conduit all the way down to the bed of the ice sheet," said Sarah Das, one of the scientists on the project.
Writing in the journal Science, a team of researchers describe a lake of meltwater covering 2.2 square miles containing 11 billion gallons of water draining completely within 24 hours -- a flow rate exceeding that of Niagara Falls. The water from that lake appears to have cut completely through over 3200 feet of ice to the base of the glacier. The researchers are working to understand how events like this one affect the ice itself and its movements. In this segment, Ira talks with Ian Joughin of the University of Washington and Sarah Das of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution about the team's findings, and what it is like to conduct research on the ice.


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YIELD: Makes about 72 mini-cupcakes
ACTIVE TIME: 25 min
TOTAL TIME: 1 1/2 hr
- Vegetable-oil cooking spray
- 4 sticks unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 8 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder (preferably Dutch-process)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 3/4 cups granulated sugar
- 8 large eggs
- Confectioners sugar (optional)
- Special equipment: mini–muffin tins and about 72 (1- by 1-inch) waxed paper liners
Preheat oven to 350°F and line mini–muffin tins with liners. Spray liners with cooking spray.
Melt butter and chocolate in a 4-quart heavy pot over moderately low heat, stirring until smooth. Whisk together flour, cocoa, and salt. Remove pan from heat and whisk in granulated sugar. Add eggs, 1 at a time, whisking after each addition until incorporated, and stir in flour mixture just until blended.
Spoon batter into muffin liners, filling cups to top, and bake in middle of oven 25 to 30 minutes, or until a tester comes out with crumbs adhering. Cool 5 minutes in tins and turn out onto racks. Repeat with remaining batter.
Dust with confectioners sugar if desired.
Cooks' note: Cupcakes may be made 2 days ahead and kept in an airtight container at room temperature.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories126
- Carbohydrates14 g (5%)
- Fat7 g (11%)
- Protein2 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat4 g (22%)
- Sodium26 mg (1%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber1 g (3%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol34 mg (11%)


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Corey Perrine/Staff A Fort Myers police officer walks American Avenue near Davis Court, the scene of a drive-by shooting late on the night of Sept. 23 in Fort Myers. Authorities said a local rap group, the Lake Boyz, were targeted in the shooting. Jamaris Williams, 19, of the group, died in the incident. Two others members of the Lake Boyz who were with Williams at the time suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
Corey Perrine/Staff Latravia Baker, 21, from left, holds up a sign July 20, 2012, outside the Lee County Justice Center Complex while daughter, Sonya Williams, 3, holds on to mom and cousin Tymaria Williams, 8, helps protest in Fort Myers. Da'Wuan Williams, 22, was was stabbed after an altercation June 13, 2012 in Pine Manor community. The Williams family seeks justice since no one has been charged in connection with his death. Baker, the mother of Da'Wuan's children, and girlfriend of three years, helps with protesting when she can. "When it happened, I cried, I just thought about my kids," Baker said. "No one could treat his kids like their dad."
Corey Perrine/Staff Brittany Williams, 7, sheds tears as the family laments the loss of their family member Da'Wuan Williams Thursday, July 19, 2012 at the Williams Residence in Fort Myers. According to her grandmother, Jacqueline Addison-Casiano, is having the toughest time of the young children between siblings and cousins, she cries in the church sanctuary because it reminds her of Da'Wuan.
Corey Perrine/Staff Florine Powell speaks to the grave of her son, Cedric Robinson, July 23, 2012 at Fort Myers Cemetery. "Look at this, would you just look at this?" Powell says. "Look what they've done," speaking about the liquor bottles Robinson's friends left as tokens of respect in his honor. However, Powell said that she understands why they are placed there. Powell admits she doesn't visit often because the pain is still overwhelming. This was the first time in several months since his death, June 6, 2011, that she visited. Robinson was 20. "The last time I came out here was right after his anniversary. For his birthday, I couldn't get out of the car. I just drove by and I sat there and I just couldn't get out of the car. I've been out here maybe three times. I just can't."
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Corey Perrine/Staff Jacqueline Addison-Casiano is seen in worship at Mount Hermon Ministries next to Latravia Baker, right, July 22, 2012, in Fort Myers. While Addison-Casiano was protesting on the street the other day an older man approached, "He was saying to me that he was losing his faith in God because he dosen't see any changes because of all the murderers and the killings and nothing is changing in our society, 'I'm losing my faith,' (he said). I said 'Please sir don't stop praying.' Thirty minutes easy, he and I talked for. Then he was praying."
Corey Perrine/Staff Denae Hendley shows off a pendant with a photo containing her son, Desmond Jones, 13, before going to homicide support group, Parents of Murdered Children, Aug. 7, 2012 in Fort Myers. "I was in a shell the first six months," Hendley said. "Basically I wanted to die."
Corey Perrine/Staff Brittany Williams, 7, bottom, sheds tears at the feet of Theodore Williams, with Anika Williams, 15, looking toward the window as they lament the loss of their family member Da'Wuan Williams Thursday, July 19, 2012 at the Williams Residence in Fort Myers. Da'Wuan Williams, 22, was killed June 13, 2012 in Pine Manor community. The Williams family seeks justice since no one has been charged in connection to the murder of Da'Wuan. According to Jacqueline Addison-Casiano, Du'Wuan's grandmother, Brittany is having the hardest time coping with the loss. She can't even go into the church sanctuary on Sunday's because it reminds her of Du'Wuan. "This is the first person in our whole family on this side, the first Williams to ever pass away, the first young man to be murdered," Theodore said. "I do believe their life (cousins and siblings) is going to change because of this shift."
Corey Perrine/Staff Jacqueline Addison-Casiano, grandmother of Da'Wuan Willams holds up her smartphone July 19, 2012 containing the last text dated June 12 she received from Da'Wuan at the Willams residence in Fort Myers. Da'Wuan Williams, 22, was stabbed and killed June 13, 2012 in Pine Manor community. The Williams family seeks justice since no one has been charged in connection with his death.
Corey Perrine/Staff Yue Lin Guo sheds tears at Tung Hing Chinese Restaurant Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 in Fort Myers. Zhi Wei Huang, 23, Yue Lin Guo's son, was shot and robbed June 28, 2012, after delivering food to Westchase Apartment complex in Fort Myers. Zhi Wei Huang died at Lee Memorial Hospital that night. Eddie Leonard, 16, of Fort Myers and Dejeron Stewart, 17, of Lehigh Acres were arrested in connection to the shooting but a gran jury did not indict them due to lack of evidence.
Corey Perrine/Staff Pastor James C. Givens greets Annie Campbell after church Sept. 23, 2012 at Mt. Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church in Fort Myers. "I try to give sermons of hope and inspiration, stressing the importance of family. I go back to the basics. In the beginning, African American families didn't hve much, but we had each other," Givens said.
Corey Perrine/Staff Denae Hendley wipes tears Aug. 7, 2012 after talking about the death of her son, Desmond Jones, 13, during a support group, Parents of Murdered Children, in Fort Myers of those affected by homicides. "People do tell you, you need to get over it," Hendley said. "It took me awhile to want to talk," Hendley said.
Corey Perrine/Staff The bedroom of Desmond Jones is seen July 23, 2012 unchanged since the day he last set foot there in April 2011. Jones, 13, was murdered April 27, 2011 in Fort Myers and was found in a driveway on Lillie Street with a bullet to his head. Jones played football and his jerseys were made into pillows by a friend. On his bed are the blood-stained clothes that he last wore. His mother, Denae Hendley, grieves to this day the loss of her son. However, she has been proactive in creating the support and awareness group M.A.M. -- Mothers Against Murderers.
Devon Gallagher, 19, shows the scar where a bullet entered his body June 2007 during an attempted robbery of the Neighborhood Discount Store on Ford Street in Fort Myers. Gallagher was 14 at the time when brother Damione Massey, 16, died at the scene, after the store manager fired back, wounding Gallagher. Gallagher is currently serving time at the DeSoto Annex in Arcadia on marijuana possession, a parole violation. He is expected to be released from state prison in 2017. He then faces 11 years in federal prison. Gallagher said his whole body froze after he was shot, "I know I'm shot because I see all the blood out me. I said, 'Please, God, let me live.'"
Corey Perrine/Staff Liquor bottles are seen placed by Cedric Robinson's friends July 23, 2012 at his graveside paying respect to his life. Robinson died from injuries sustained in a shooting at Clemente Park at Lee Memorial Hospital Monday, June 6, 2011 in Fort Myers. Robinson's killer was never arrested. Robinson was 20.
Corey Perrine/Staff Denae Hendley shows signs of frustration and sorrow after talking about the death of her son July 23, 2012, at a park in Fort Myers. Her son, Desmond Jones, died after being shot in the head found April 27, 2011, on Lillie Street in Fort Myers. A tattoo of Praying Hands is seen on her arm from the famed pen-and-ink of German printmaker, painter and theorist Albrecht Dürer. Below is the dates of Jones' birth, 11-19-97, and death. His murder remains unsolved. He was 13. Since, Hendley has founded Mothers Against Murderers, a support and awareness group to families of homicide victims.
Corey Perrine/Staff A Fort Myers police officer is seen crossing under yellow tape at the scene of an afternoon shooting at 2354 Willard Street Aug. 28, 2012 in Fort Myers. According to reports several males got into an argument resulting in one being shot. A neighbor took that person to Lee Memorial Hospital. No arrests were made at the time.
Corey Perrine/Staff Pall-bearers carry the casket containing Damarquis Blanks Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012 at Unity Christian Church headed to Fort Myers Cemetery. Family and friends came to honor the life of Blanks who died of fatal gunshot wounds Sept. 13. at the 3400 block of Lantana Street. Police are still searching for a suspected killer. Blanks is the 17th homicide in Lee County this year.
Corey Perrine/Staff Officer Yvettea Dominique of the Fort Myers Police Department hi-fives children at the end of a presentation on safety and passing out Popsicles Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 at the STARS Complex in Fort Myers, Fla. Dominique says it's important to connect with the children at a young age to set them on the right foot and to foster a positive relationship between community and law enforcement.
Corey Perrine/Staff A photo of Damarquis Blanks, 19, is held up by his father Wayne Blanks Sept. 20, 2012 at their home in Fort Myers. Damarquis was found suffering from a gunshot wound Sept. 12 on Lantana Street and passed away Sept. 17, 2012, from those injuries.
Corey Perrine/Staff Wayne Blanks is comforted by family Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012 at Fort Myers Cemetery in Fort Myers, Fla. Family and friends came to honor the life of Damarquis Blanks who died of fatal gunshot wounds Sept. 13. at the 3400 block of Lantana Street. Police are still searching for a suspect. Blanks was the 17th homicide in Fort Myers this year. Moments later, Wayne left in tears saying, "I can't do this, I can't do this," while being held back but left breaking free.
Corey Perrine/Staff Judah Williams cradles his baby daughter Magic Williams, 5 months, in the door of his apartment home Aug. 28, 2012. Across the street a shooting occurred a couple hours earlier which Fort Myers Police were investigating. Williams was part of the cycle that lures and ensnares young men who feel violence and or crime is an only option. However, he's since turned his life around after prison and is now a father of five with his own business.


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Long Day's Journey into Night (Embassy) Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey into Night is the full statement of the early autobiography that he had disguised and used partially in several plays. Beyond the Horizon (1918) is about two brothers, one of whom is tubercular; the doomed couple in All God's Chillun Got Wings (1923) have his parents' first names; other plays contain further references and derivations.
In a recent radio interview, New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller was being pressed to explain why he refused to call a special session of the legislature to consider revision of the state's inequitable system of apportionment. As the relentless questioners poked pins into the various defenses of Rockefeller, the Governor finally turned on his assailants. "But what would be your basis for apportionment?" he asked.
Pale Fire By Vladimir Nabokov (Putnam, $5) Pale Fire is a Jack-in-the-box, a Faberge gem, a clockwork toy, a chess problem, an infernal machine, a trap to catch reviewers, a cat-and-mouse game, a do-it-yourself novel. It consists of a 999-line poem of four cantos in heroic couplets together with an editor's preface, notes, index, and proof-corrections.
Ship of Foolsby Katherine Anne Porter(Atlantic-Little, Brown; $6.50) Katherine Anne Porter has published her first novel at the age of 72, and since she spent 20 years on it, we must assume it will be her only novel. She forecast the book in 1940 in the preface to the Modern Library edition of Flowering Judas: [These stories] are fragments of a much larger plan I am still engaged in carrying out.
Gray, ranging from the pearliest shade to the edge of black, is the tonality of Ingmar Bergman's new film Through a Glass Darkly. A bare, ruined choir of an island in the Baltic; a few stone cottages; a few trees; an old hulk of a fishing boat; marsh and naked field. The light and the milieu are cleansed to the point of abstraction, like simplistic modern architecture. On this small island is the summer home of a novelist, whom we see with his adolescent son, his married daughter, and her doctor-husband.


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A week ago both Mississippi Republican senators, Thad Cochran (left) and Roger Wicker (right), announced their support of S.B. 2205 — the Second Amendment Sovereignty Act of 2012 — that would allegedly protect American citizens from any abrogation of their Second Amendment rights if the UN Arms Trade Treaty was signed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in July. That makes a total of 17 senators who are supporting the bill.
Identical to one offered in the House, would "prohibit funding to negotiate a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty that restricts the Second Amendment rights United States citizens." The bill notes the threat being imposed by the Obama Department of State and its secretary, Hillary Clinton:
Congress makes the following findings:
(1) In October 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced the United States support and participation in negotiating the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, to be finalized in 2012, signaling a shift in United States policy.
(2) An Arms Trade Treaty that regulates the domestic manufacture, possession, or purchase of civilian firearms and ammunition would infringe on the rights of United States citizens protected under the second amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
It is the sense of Congress that the sovereignty of the United States and the constitutionally protected freedoms of American gun owners must be upheld and not be undermined by the Arms Trade Treaty.
No funds may be obligated or expended to use the voice, vote, and influence of the United States, in connection with negotiations for a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, to restrict in any way the rights of United States citizens under the second amendment to the Constitution of the United States, or to otherwise regulate domestic manufacture, assembly, possession, use, transfer, or purchase of firearms, ammunition, or related items, including small arms, light weapons, or related materials.
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