text:
Environmental Education (75)
We love Explorer Elementary. After learning about pollution and water science from our interactive Project SWELL curriculum, Explorer Elementary teachers took their dedication to immersing students in environmental science concepts to a whole new level. Here's a description they wrote about their latest project.
We are third grade students at Explorer Elementary Charter School and we studied plastic pollution and its effects on our environment. We learned that it is bad to throw trash or plastic on the ground, because it can go down storm drains and into the ocean. Marine life, birds and other animals often think the plastic is food. If they eat it they can get sick or die. This disrupts the food chain.
Plastic pollution doesn't only affect sea life and animals. It also affects people. If the ocean is polluted, you can get sick from swimming in it. Plastic doesn't biodegrade. It just gets smaller and smaller. The smallest thing can still make a gigantic impact. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an island of trash and plastic that never goes away. It just circles around and around due to ocean currents.
For our project, we wanted to educate people about plastic. First, we collected plastic from our homes and from our school. We worked in groups to choose which plastic pieces to use and laid the pieces out in the shape of different animals affected by plastic. We made multiple drafts and were critiqued by our teacher for each draft. We made posters from our photographs. Then we made notecards with our photos and a message. We sold them to raise money for San Diego Coastkeeper who helps keep our oceans clean. We hope people stop using plastic, or use reusable plastic rather than single use plastic, to help the world. If we stop using so much plastic we can stop the problem!
- Explorer Elementary Third Grade
Haley Cahill was our education intern from January to June 2015. She is majoring in Environmental Studies at the University of San Diego and believes the answer to improving many of the threats that our environment faces, starts with education. Haley helped us to bring Project SWELL into San Diego Unified School District classrooms.
"Do you talk about gross stuff?" was the first question I received as I set up my presentation for these elementary school kids. I immediately replied with a "yes" and the 5th grade boy replied with a fist pump and an enthusiastic "Yes!"
I laughed, but I was thrilled to see these kids excited about pollution. As an education intern, I attended Bird Rock Elementary's inaugural STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) Discovery Day, to try and ignite a passion for protecting and restoring our water in our next generation of leaders.
I love talking to students, it's vital to instill in them why we need to care about our environment. Attending allowed me to see that Project SWELL, our water science education curriculum, is making a huge a difference! In each group of of kids, at least a few were already familiar with some of the material I was teaching. They would yell out an answer, or point out that they noticed pollution the last time they were at the beach.
As I looked out at all the faces I asked if anyone had ever been to a beach clean up. I was pleasantly surprised to see that over half had! These kids are already aware that their environment needs to be taken care of if they want to keep it healthy so they can continue to enjoy it as they do now. And the best part? They are excited to do it!
I can't wait to meet other students as eager to learn as these kids were!
An important step in protecting and restoring fishable, swimmable, drinkable water is making sure we have informed and passionate leaders in the next generation to which we can hand off our mission. Since we've started environmental education outreach programs like Project SWELL, we haven't had a shortage of hope for the future of San Diego's water. We continue to be inspired by our future leaders' passion for water. This is one of our favorite stories.
At Coronado Middle School, a teacher challenged her eighth grade students to choose their own topic for a research project about what human impacts are detrimental to our environment. This class, aptly named themselves the Ocean Enthusiasts, really wanted to focus on keeping the ocean they love clean. The students came up with an abundance of topics including the impacts of plastic bags, sewage waste, the current drought and marine pollution. At the close of their research, each created a video, poster or other illustration that showed the most important lessons they learned from this project.
These students, after working on these projects, take away not only the information on how harmful our effect on the environment can be, but also the drive to do something about it. They reached out to San Diego Coastkeeper to see if we could use what they worked so hard on to educate others. This class and the teacher, Mrs. Landry, can now act as an example to other students and teachers. This is a great way to get students involved and excited about the environment and water quality. Both are intertwined and it is necessary to impose the importance of both of them to the younger generations.
Plastic Bag Enthusiast
San Diego Drought Enthusiast
"Water We" Westview wolverines going to do?: A High School Conservation/Ecology ProjectWritten by Sandra J. Lebron
The challenge: Use the information on the water scarcity problems we face in San Diego to become the solution. That's what Vicki Binswanger's Biology class at Westview High School, Poway did. They used our education lessons and website for their class project and the results are very impressive. After learning how scarce our most important resource is, water, they were given the challenge to be a part of the solution. They had to either take action by:
- Persuading or educating others in their community.
- Reducing their own ecological impact.
- Designing an experiment to further understand conservation.
Overall, this small project made a huge impact on the environment:
- Several students managed to reduce their own water and electric bills, as well as trash production.
- Other students educated their sports teams and children at local schools as well as persuaded local business people to promote eco-friendly ideas.
- Many chose to design experiments where they answered their own questions related to the environment.
- All students used research skills, analyzed data, used critical reading and writing skills and demonstrated scientific thinking. This confirms that environmental education not only promotes stewardship but also increase student's college readiness.
They also designed a website to share all their projects and titled it the Green Teen.
Ms. Binswanger loved the presentation materials, reports and data we provided. She was impressed with the outcome of the project and how well it reached the students. The project was especially successful in speaking to students that are less inspired by traditional activities because they saw authentic value in what we were doing. Using San Diego's environmental real-life problems was important to help students connect with their science class.
Big thanks to Ms. Binswanger and her awesome biology class for sharing their project with us. You are a very inspiring group.
Project SWELL well equipped to educate future generations on water issues facing San Diego and possible solutions.Written by Briseida Catano
Teachers have a great impact on the attitudes students have towards their class subjects and subsequently have the opportunity to cultivate an appreciation for San Diego Waterways. With the assistance of Think Blue and San Diego Coastkeeper's Project SWELL curriculum, it has never been easier to instill a sense of environmental responsibility and awareness in San Diego youth.
The environmental education made accessible by Project SWELL, online and through classroom presentations to all San Diego Unified School District teachers, enhances current science curricula to better address pressing environmental issues related to local waterways. The Project SWELL lesson plans help teachers meet new Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards as well as raise awareness of issues that impact the San Diego environment and actions that students can take to improve and sustain it.
For the first time ever, due to the generous donations from Stiefel/Behner Charitable Fund, Project SWELL offers a choice of classroom demonstrations. These demonstrations give students access to hands-on experiments and models that promote critical thinking in determining solutions for pollution problems in San Diego. Classroom visits also allow the teachers to learn the SWELL material in order to continue implementing in classrooms with the SWELL kit and PowerPoint presentations given to the teachers. The classroom visits consist of various lesson topics and are designed with grade levels in mind.
There are various subjects, each tailored to specific class levels. The topics include lessons about identifying a marine animals' habitat, storm drain pollution, what types of pollution are found in San Diego waterways and San Diego watersheds, water sources, and conservation. Not only do these lessons teach students about the issues San Diego faces, but the curriculum also incorporates material on how students can personally contribute to alleviating the issue.
Judging by the pre-assessments and post assessment student results given at a variety of San Diego Unified District schools from September 2014 to December 2014, it is evident that Project SWELL lesson plans enhance students' understanding of the connection between their actions and the natural environment.
Pre-assessments are given prior to the lesson plan and assess the knowledge on the presentation topics that students have preceding the lesson. The results demonstrate that many San Diego youth have a basic understanding on how their actions may affect the local waterways, as well as possible ways they can personally improve it. The post assessments indicate that Project SWELL deepens the students' understanding about San Diego water supply, water conservation, and pollution problems.
The curriculum supplied by Project SWELL also helps teachers build their own environmental knowledge and teaching skills. We hope the skills and knowledge acquired from the curriculum will be a lifelong lesson for our students and teachers. We are confident that the Project SWELL lessons will motivate these individuals to inspire others to care about our most precious resource, water.
Wetlands are the superheroes of ecosystems. They may look like patches of mud and grass, but they're saving San Diego one tidal flow at a time.
In addition, they help regulate climate, store surface water, control pollution, absorb fertilizers, protect shorelines, maintain natural communities of plants and animals, serve as critical nursery areas, and provide opportunities for education and recreation.
Every December, January and February, in particular, they hold back some of the ocean's toughest tides. It's during these months that we have some of the highest tides of the year, AKA king tides. The average king tide is 5 – 8 inches higher than the average high tide. That might not seem like a lot until you see the Ocean Beach Pier get completely swamped by massive waves. But king tides also affect our coastline infrastructure, and it's our wetlands that soak king tides like a sponge. In fact, without the wetlands, San Diego's infrastructure would be more at risk during every king tide.
Wetlands save the day year after year.
But here's the problem: 90% of California's wetlands have been lost to development. And king tides are just a taste of future high tides. By 2050, rising sea levels are predicted to make everyday ocean water levels 12-18 inches higher than today's tides. That's an everyday tide that's more than double the height of our highest tides. And we're continuing to develop the wetlands, making our coastline less and less resilient to the impending sea level rise.
The California Climate Change Center predicts nearly 140 schools, 34 police and fire stations and 350,000 miles of road are at risk in California from rising sea levels and development of wetlands. It estimates that nearly $100 billion (in year 2000 dollars) worth of property is at risk of flooding from a 100-year event.
But don't take my written word for it.
Watch this time-lapse video showing the extreme high and low tides during king tides at Kendall-Frost Mission Bay Marsh at Campland on the Bay. I think it'll amaze you with how much water our wetlands absorb and also help you visualize why we must protect our remaining wetlands in San Diego.
Want to see this for yourself? Check out any of the remaining wetlands in San Diego County to watch nature's sponge in action:
- Tijuana River Valley
- San Diego Bay Wildlife Refuge Complex
- San Diego Bay Wildlife Refuge
- Paradise Point
- San Diego River Estuary
- Famosa Slough
- Kendall-Frost Mission Bay Marsh
- Los Penasquitos Lagoon
- San Dieguito Lagoon
- San Elijo Lagoon
- Batiquitos Lagoon
- San Luis Rey Estuary
Without question, my favorite task as part of the education team at San Diego Coastkeeper is teaching lessons for ProjectSWELL. Project SWELL (Stewardship: Water Education for Lifelong Leadership), a school-based science curriculum, teaches K-6 students about the importance of the San Diego region's waterways. Usually, Project SWELL offers free SWELL kits, curriculum and professional trainings for educators. But this year, the Stiefel Behner Charitable Fund has made it possible to give one hands-on lesson at every school in the San Diego Unified School District.
I go on solo missions to second grade classrooms with the goal of educating and inspiring our future leaders to care about water quality. In class, we create a model that shows how water carries sediment down an incline. After experimenting with water and earth materials, we add pollution. We put plastic, paper and aluminum on the slope and watch rain move the pollution downstream and straight into the ocean.
When I walk around with green and red food coloring to simulate pet waste and car oil, there is always an awesome simultaneous "ewwww!" I'm excited to watch the class engaged with water, pollution and solutions. The kids are stoked, the lesson is important, and the teachers are all helpful and enthusiastic.
Hearing children's solutions to pollution is refreshing and exciting. A second grader from Miramar Ranch Elementary had the best solution I've heard so far. "I would vacuum the world!" How awesome is that?
To learn more about Project SWELL, visit the Project SWELL website.
New Classroom Presentations Teach Students About Our Most Precious ResourceWritten by Sandra J. Lebron
As this historic drought continues, it's easy to see how dependent we are on water. Allowing students at a young age to explore the water in their communities creates a better understanding of how to preserve and protect this resource while gaining valuable science skills.
That's why in 2003, we partnered with San Diego Unified School District, and the City of San Diego's Think Blue Outreach program to create Project SWELL (Stewardship: Water Education for Lifelong Leadership). In Project SWELL, the impacts of humans on water are explored through a well-balanced, comprehensive, and hands-on water quality and pollution prevention course of study. Project SWELL helps teachers empower students to understand and improve the condition of San Diego waterways.
Project SWELL is a state standards-based science curriculum that teaches children about the importance of the region's waterways by providing teachers with training about the scientific content, information on how to conduct scientific investigations and in-class support including materials, in class teacher trainings and lesson plans.
Through this partnership, San Diego Coastkeeper has created a hands-on program that offers training for teachers, makes it easy to engage students and meets new standards. Each Project SWELL unit of study (grades K, 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6) consists of 5 or 6 age appropriate, standards-based lessons that build student understanding of San Diego's aquatic environments and emphasize the actions that students can take to improve them.
SDUSD K-6 teachers are you looking for an environmental education curriculum that helps your students realize the Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards? Our lessons can help your students develop critical thinking, find solutions to real-life problems using science, practice reading informational text, writing, and increase their science literacy.
And here's what we offer for teachers:
Classroom visits free of cost. Students will do hands-on experiments, models and/or find solutions to real-life problems using science. Teachers if you want a SWELL expert to present in your staff meeting or classroom contact us today! Reservations for class visits must be submitted 2 weeks before your anticipated class visit.
SWELL Science Kits are offered through the district's Instructional Media Center upon teacher request and include materials for 36 K-2 and 4-6 grade lessons.
Professional Development is offer twice a year for K-2nd and 4th-6th grade SDUSD teachers. Teachers receive 1.5 hrs. of professional development, SWELL kit, and time compensation. Please visit www.projectswell.org for more details and to download curriculum.
Bio means life. Bioassesment means the study of life and living organisms--and we're full force with our bioassessment program in San Diego County. Bioassesment helps us understand the health of a lake, river, stream or ocean by looking at the organisms that survive there. Scientists have used many different organisms to test water quality; including, mussels, fish, and our favorite, insects.
Insects represent the majority of living creatures. In fact, there are more than a million species of insects. And they are found in many different places because they can survive in a wide diversity of habitats. Insects have special body parts that help them to survive. They all have a segmented body including head, thorax and abdomen. Some can fly, some can swim, and some can fit between very small crevices. These are just some examples of the eccentricities that help these clever creatures survive. Some of them eat live plants and animals, while others prefer their food dead. Some like to decorate themselves to blend in or have an extra "cover" for protection.
Why are there so many insects? What can their presence or absence tell us about the health of a stream? These are questions that can be answered when we pay attention to these incredible creatures.
Why do we study the insects in our streams, creeks and rivers?
Some of the insects can live only in very high water quality, while others can live in fair or poor water quality. This means, the insects that you find tell you if the waters are fair, poor or high water quality.
How do we know if the presence of certain insects indicates good water quality? The insects are classified by their tolerance to certain water conditions. Insects with a low tolerance (0-3) are considered to be very sensitive to decreased water quality.
Insects with a high tolerance (6-10) are considered insensitive to decreased water quality. So if you can find bugs with low tolerance in your streams that's very good news!
Who are the usual suspects of fair or poor quality?
- Syrphidae "Hoverflies" - 10
Who are the bugs that like high water quality?
- Chloroperlidae "Stoneflies" - 0-1
- Leuctridae "rolled-winged stoneflies" - 0
- Glossosomatidae "caddisflies" - 0-2
- Odontoceridae "Mortarjoint casemakers" - 0
What is the educational value of bioassessments?
Students can use several field guides to identify the insects and other creatures in their waters and relate their presence to water quality. Studies can range from basic identification to taxonomy, to collecting and identifying bugs. All of these activities are fairly easy and will teach students to use a key.
Students can examine the insect's mouth with a magnifying glass and infer to which functional feeding group the insect belongs. The students can then explore where the insect exists in the food web and what it needs to survive. For example, a shredder needs leaf material to fall into the stream and a grazer needs algae. Here is a helpful resource on functional feeding groups.
Zonation (Where does it live?)
Use location to answer questions about water quality. For example, where in the stream do you find certain species and is this related to certain water conditions (low oxygen, low pH, high temperature...)? This could work for both project based-learning and science fair projects.
English Language Arts and Arts & Crafts
Students can create their own bugs and tell their stories. What are the special body parts or behaviour "adaptations" that help them survive?
Volunteer Oppotunities
Volunteer with scientist groups or participate in International Rock Flipping Day, on Sunday, September 9.
More Resources and a very big THANK YOU to the California Digital Reference Collection for the rights to use their photos in our blog.
Plastic, though it was seen as a great technological advancement, has shown the world and the environment it's dark side. Plastic, which has been used in just about every field, from medicine, to toys, has taken a huge toll on our environment. It washes up on beaches, is ingested by animals, and disrupts ecosystems. But that isn't all. Plastic has a bigger environmental impact than most think. We use oil to produce all the plastic that is used around the world making it so we are manufacturing our own demise


text:
As the world's biggest and arguably best racehorse breeding operation, the calibre of their online representation needed to be second to none. A mobile first build, optimized to take full advantage to their excellent product photography without burdening the user with lengthy load times was implemented.Si KeanePosted in Web Design → Corporate
We are EscapeMania and we invite you to take a leap and try one of our exciting room escape games.Vladimir CveticPosted in Web Design → Corporate
Supremo is a creative digital agency in Manchester, UK. Small enough to care about every detail of our clients and their projects, big enough to offer a full range of creative digital services.Ian CoxPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Nucleo is a library of 1000+ vector icons and a web app to manage and customize them.Claudia RomanoPosted in Web Design → Design
MIKII is a small french web agency in Orléans, France.Thibaut LamanthePosted in Web Design → Corporate
COVNT (pron. /kaunt/) is a full-service digital agency based in New York City.Nik PapicPosted in Web Design → Blog
Make beautiful closeups of your designs, and impress your buyers and clients with a realistic look of the final product.Item BridgePosted in Branding → Business Cards
Pubs of Oxford is a revolutionary new platform to search and find all of the pubs in Oxford.Chris SawyerPosted in Web Design → Blog
Curtis McGrath. Soldier turned superstar. Less than two years after tragically becoming a bilateral amputee, Curtis was breaking world records. His ability to adapt to his disability has amazed many people and he's well on his way to the 2016 Rio Paralympics.Dean Oakley - ThrivePosted in Web Design → Sport
African travel insights, tips and useful information all at your fingertips. If it's about Africa, we have it coveredGareth ClarkePosted in Web Design → Blog
Portfolio of Belfast based Web Designer Jonny Jordan.James VincentPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
This is the portfolio of Jeya Karthika, a User Experience designer based in Brisbane.James VincentPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
The elegant business card designed for Trinitas Idea, brand new web company based in Brazil.Arthur FinklerPosted in Branding → Business Cards
E.T. is a modern interactive coming soon page, suitable for any type of website because of its universal design. Fully responsive, it works from large desktops to mobile devices.Item BridgePosted in Web Design → Design
Create your own Custom Scene Constructor compositions or use ready created scenes.Item BridgePosted in Branding → Product
Triada is a creative, professional, responsive HTML5 coming soon template, perfect to keep your audience informed about the official website launch. It has been built using the new Twitter Bootstrap3 framework and can be easily and rapidly customized. Triada is built with the latest HTML5 and CSS3 technologies, is well documented and easy to setup and customize.Item BridgePosted in Web Design → Design
Dockpop is a better way to text on your Android phone -- we're bringing chat back to life!James VincentPosted in Web Design → Design
The portfolio of a Leeds based digital marketing agency.Mark RushworthPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Funny flat design Illustration for the website ThoughtfulVolodymyr MurskiyPosted in Web Design → Corporate
We are fluent in machine languages and we've successfully communicated with them for over 5 years.James VincentPosted in Web Design → Portfolio

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Oxygen Cancels ALL MY BABIES' MAMAS
The moment Oxygen announced they had put into production a special entitled ALL MY BABIES' MAMAS, controversy ignited. Today, the network informed Rashad Robinson, Executive Director of ColorOfChange.org, one of those spearheading a campaign against the show, that they had, indeed, cancelled it.
"After multiple conversations with Oxygen Media executives, the company informed us via email that a decision was made to cancel All My Babies' Mamas late this afternoon. We thank Oxygen Media for taking this important step. The tremendous response from over 40,000 ColorOfChange.org members, coupled with national outrage from Black folks, sent a clear message that exploitative television shows like All My Babies' Mamas are unacceptable.
The airing of a Reality Show like All My Babies' Mamas would have reinforced many of the stereotypes about Black men and women that have power to influence public policy. Research shows that exploiting persistent racial stereotypes that marginalize Black Americans have real world consequences.
There is much more work to be done to bring about a significant cultural shift in the ways Black Americans are portrayed media. We applaud Sabrina Lamb for her contributions to this work. ColorOfChange will continue to address the broader cultural problems found in inaccurate and harmful media portrayals of Black Americans. Now, Oxygen Media has the responsibility to examine how this show was green lit and how it reflects the company's underlying values."
The special was to reveal "the complicated lives of one man, his children's mamas, and their army of children."
The Parent's Television Council also announced they were against the series last week, stating, "Every time we think that the television industry couldn't stoop any lower, sadly one of the networks steps forward to prove us wrong. This new project in development at Oxygen is grotesquely irresponsible and exploitive, and we urge the network to cease any further work on it immediately."
|Related Links
|NBCUniversal Short Film Festival Announces 2015 Finalists
October 08, 2015
|Jennifer Sarlin Named TLC's SVP of Marketing
October 02, 2015
|THE WALKING DEAD is No. 1 on Xfinity On Demand Top 20 TV Shows for the Week
December 15, 2014
|Nick Cannon to Host PEOPLE MAGAZINE AWARDS on NBC, 12/18
December 12, 2014
About Author
- Sneak Peek - GMA's Amy Robach & More on Next OPRAH: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
- ESPN Coverage of 2015 WNBA Finals to Tip Off on ABC, 10/4
- Cowboys Visit Saints on NBC's SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
- NBC Universo to Air CONCACAF OLYMPIC QUALIFYING, 10/4
- HBO to Premiere Season 2 of THE LEFTOVERS, 10/4
- Discovery to Premiere New Season of ALASKA: THE LAST FRONTIER, 10/4
- CBS to Air Interfaith Special VETERANS JOURNEY HOME: FAITH, HOPE & WAR, 10/4
- Food Network's HALLOWEEN WARS Returns for New Spooky Season, 10/4
- New Original Series ART BREAKERS to Premiere on Ovation TV, 10/4
- Travel Channel to Premiere New Original Series 50/50, 10/4
- Showtime Announces Fall Premiere Dates for HOMELAND and THE AFFAIR
- VIDEO: Tom Hiddleston Pulls Out Robert De Niro Impression in Front of the Man Himself
- ABC Family Keeps Fetch Alive by Celebrating National Mean Girls Day, Today
- NBC Sports to Present BREEDERS' CUP CHALLENGE SERIES This Weekend
- NBC Sports to Present NASCAR SPRINT CUP Elimination Race, Today
- VIDEO: Sneak Peek- SCREAM QUEENS Get Ready for Halloween
- Fox Developing LETHAL WEAPON TV Reboot
- LISTEN TO ME MARLON Premieres 11/14 on Showtime
- VIDEO: Lena Dunham Tells ELLEN She's Not Yet Ready for Marriage!
- VIDEO: Jessica Biel Shares 'Having A Baby Makes Me Thankful'


text:
Carr. interior 413, km 2.0
Bo. Ensenada, Rincón, PR
Po Box 1508
Rincón PR 00677
Restaurant Hours 2014
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday 8am till 11:45
Thursday 8 am till 11:45
Friday 8 am till 11:45
Saturday 8 am till 11:45
Sunday 8 am till 12:45
*Last admittance 15 minutes before closing.
*Please note our closing time will include the wait list.
The English Rose restaurant and guest house will be closed Monday August 10 until Wednesday October 21.
Welcome to glorious Rincón, Puerto Rico!
The English Rose Bed & Breakfast Inn is nestled in the hills of Ensenada with breathtaking views of the Caribbean sea.
You can while away the hours in our luxury fully equipped rental apartments, beat the tropical heat in our garden pool and enjoy a leisurely breakfast or brunch in our relaxing dining room.
Allow us, your hosts Jethro and Ruth Wickenden, to introduce you to a blend of Caribbean paradise mixed with old English charm. With first class surf breaks, world class diving and stunning beaches only minutes away, come and stay with us and experience everything Rincon and western Puerto Rico has to offer.
We look foward to see you soon,
Jethro and Ruth.
The English Rose / La Rosa Inglesa
For restaurant reservations, please call 787-823-4032, we are unable to accept restaurant reservations by email.


text:
Dancing The Digital Tune: The 5 Principles of Competing in a Digital World
The 5 Principles of Competing in a Digital WorldThis book takes you beyond Digital Marketing and into the realm of long term customer engagement! In a rapidly evolving and connected digital world, traditional digital engagement models will be inadequate for future success. We need an approach that orients our organizations to the new connected world. The 5 actionable frameworks in this book will help us align our digital strategy with the
$0.99Coming Up for Air is a novel by George Orwell. It is a classic Orwellian critique on English culture. George Bowling is a suburban middle-aged overweight insurance salesman. All the characters struggle with discontent with what capitalism is doing to the culture. There is an impending sense of doom.Expertly formatted with a linked table of contents. Look for more classic books from Green Light
A boxed set of possessive alphas, sexy bad-boys, and savage heroes*** 9 tales of dark desire from your favorite NEW YORK TIMES & USA TODAY Bestselling Authors! *** Over 2500 pages of hot & dangerous alpha males - On SALE for a LIMITED TIME! These books cost over $20 to purchase separately, but you can get them now for only $0.99! So grab this deal before it's gone! Delicious dark romance, toe-curling suspense, and sinful pleasure, all packed into one boxed set.
Beg Tease Submit - Trilogy One Books 1-3Jonathan Drazen is a known womanizer; a gorgeous piece of man I'm not letting into my heart. Yeah, he's rich, beautiful, charming as hell, and he has a wit as sharp as a double-edged razor. But he's made it perfectly clear that this is a short-term thing. Three nights, tops, then we part like satisfied grown-ups. I believe him when he says he can't love me. I'm not trying to fall in love, either.
Death At A Hell's Angels' Funeral: Driving Past The Memories (Essay)With hundreds of police officers lining the street across from the cemetery on one side, and 3,000 Hell's Angels attending a funeral and a shooting at the same service inside the cemetery, the resulting traffic jam between the two sides made for an interesting Saturday afternoon on October 15, 2011.This essay IS NOT an account of the funeral for Jeffrey "Jethro" Pettigrew and the subsequent
$4.06Protect and serve: duties that Sheriff Sharon Downey was always proud to fulfill, even if some of those lines between the two seemed to blur from time to time. She grew up in Markham, knew what life was like with an MC in residence, and admittedly, she let their business continue as long as they cleaned up after themselves and kept it all quiet. Her only dissatisfaction was loneliness. Being the
$3.99Protect and serve: duties that Sheriff Sharon Downey was always proud to fulfill, even if some of those lines between the two seemed to blur from time to time. She grew up in Markham, knew what life was like with an MC in residence, and admittedly, she let their business continue as long as they cleaned up after themselves and kept it all quiet. Her only dissatisfaction was loneliness. Being the
Orchids From Seed for Pennies: Cornstarch MethodThis is a simplification of the Orchids From Seed for Pennies in the Kitchen book. It takes you from selecting the parents to making the tools to flasking the seeds with the new cornstarch method that will give you flasks for less than a dime. WARNING! does not work if cornstarch is made from GMO corn! WARNING!
The Nowhere October Surprise (Short Story)A bored intern at the U.S. Department of State mail room takes home mis-routed diplomatic letters to steam off the colorful stamps for her collection, starting a war with an obscure island nation of Nowhere in the South Pacific during the 2008 presidential election.An original 5,560-word short story ebook.
The Cabbage Patch Doll Fight: A Christmas Shopping Tale (Essay)Have you ever wondered how far a grandmother would go to get the hottest Christmas toy for her baby granddaughter? I never did until I witnessed how desperate my mother was to get a Cabbage Patch doll in the early 1980's. A fist-punching brawl between mothers and grandmothers at Toy "R" Us that forever changed my childhood.A shorter version of this 950-word essay was first published in Soft
Expose (Red Rebels MC Book Two)Rose Clairborne works the circuit town to town, never setting down roots, all to keep her mother in an upscale nursing home in England. That is, until she came to Markham to work at Rebel Circus, a gentleman's club run by the Red Rebels MC. This town seems to be setting its roots in her for some reason.Trevor "Tank" Williams is the Vice President of the Red Rebels MC, and an amiable flirtation
$3.99I am not hurt. I don't need a second chance with him, or a life I thought I had. While he was out forgetting me to become a movie star, I was building a career out of nothing. A career as a paparazzi, but a career. For a foster kid who bounced around every home in Los Angeles, that wasn't easy. This camera is all I have. He's nothing to me. Every time I take his picture and sell it, I remind


text:
Thomas Tempelmann
Been programming for about 30 years. Started with BASIC, Pascal and assembler on 8 bit computers, later C, Modula-2, Java, C++. Now mainly a Mac programmer, favoring REALbasic for its ease of use, where possible. Also doing iPhone development.
Keeps asking questions no one has an answer to
- Munich, Germany
- tempel.org
- Member for 6 years, 10 months
- 0 profile views
- Last seen May 25 '14 at 21:18
Communities (12)
Top Network Posts
- 52How to find all serial devices (ttyS, ttyUSB, ..) on Linux without opening them?
- 50How to unit test asynchronous APIs?
- 38NSArray of weak references (__unsafe_unretained) to objects under ARC
- 26Get latitude/longitude from address
- 16Xcode, iPhone: How to detect simulator target at compile time?
- 14Tools to help reverse engineer binary file formats
- 11How do I ensure good color reproduction when photographing paintings with a mid-level DSLR?
- View more network posts →
Keeping a low profile.
This user hasn't posted... yet.
Badges (7)
Gold —
Silver 6
Bronze 1


text:
WASHINGTON D.C. - USA - The Strategic Warcraft think tank in the Capitol has released a brief report on the Iraqi government welcoming the Russians much to the detriment of the U.S. administration.... Full story
Walthamstow East London is Delightful This Time of Year
WALTHAMSTOW - England - East London has many delights and sauntering through the streets you can pick up some great bargains in this wonderful part of the capital.... Full story
Castrato Bond Theme Used to Curdle Cheese in Factory
GENOA - Italy - A factory is using the latest James Bond theme music to curdle cheese its proprietor Giuseppe Scaramanga, told RAI Uno. ... Full story
Tories: People Who Can't Cope With Benefit Reductions Could Be Told to Die
MANCHESTER - England - We're here at the Conservative conference in Manchester, and amongst the thronging crowds of anti-benefit reduction people there seems to be a general malaise, almost a stench of death as the rotten eggs fly and the spittle froths from the foul mouthed scum hurling anti-tories assembled.... Full story
New World Policeman: Syrian Conflict Soon Over Thanks to Russia
DAMASCUS - Syria - Not only have the Russians precipitated the beginning of the end of the ongoing Syrian conflict but they have taken the crown of the world's policeman from the United States.... Full story
Latest additions
Do Not Fear Robot Microchip RevolutionSILICON VALLEY - USA - There is nothing to fear. Amongst the thousands of news articles dedicated to fear of the new technology that is becoming available daily, having nano particles inside your body and brain will enhance your experience.... Full story
5p Plastic Bag Tax So You Spend Less at the Shops
U.S. Bombing: Patients Burned Alive in Their Hospital Beds
Why Swedish Girls Are Biggest Prize For EU Migrants
Umpqua Shooter Shot Christians Yet Idolised Christian Catholic IRA
Military Experts: Russians Take Syria
Experts: Social Media Bubble 2.0 Ready For Download
Hipster East End Cereal Killer Buffet Thwarted by Anarchists
Experts: Mass Migration Into West Will Kill Feminism
Retired House Speaker John Boehner to Start Rhino Farm in Zimbabwe
Revealed: Why 800 Muslims Died in Mecca Stampede
Experts: Why War is the Only Answer
416 Days Left of Obama Presidency
- Native Americans Will Have The Land Back One Day
- Blyat! Time to Start Learning Russian?
- Shakespeare's Romeo Was a Creep According to Feminists
- 'Failure of the Cross' Words by Pope Usher in New Global Era
- Can Idiots Be Identified By Their Fingerprints?
- Volkswagon Vehicles Seen From Space
- The Delights of Living In a Land of No Freedom
- Apple: Latest iPad Smaller Than Stamp
- Sepp Blatter Tries to Hand Brown Envelope to Swiss Prosecutor
- Ashes 2015: Revealed Secrets of the Aussie Batsmen
- England lose the Ballance in their side as Bairstow comes into the top order
- Rangers' Let Down Leaves Glasgow Feeling Well and Truly Blattered
- Syria War: Please Donate to United Nations
- America Under Attack — From Its Own President?
- Unfettered EU Immigration: Finding Some Space in Britain
- Sweet Old Ladies Pumpkin Soup and Barack Hussein Obama
Spoof News
- Jeremy Kyle Gets Jeremy Kyled
- Elton John Making Immediate Plans to Travel to Russia to Meet Putin
- Vile Pestilence of Beckhams Infect Media With New Generation
- Oktoberfest Changes From Last Year
- When the Rothschilds Are Fighting What Hope For Us?
- Investors Urged to Keep Buying More Stocks
- Minor Dow One Day Drop of 531 Only the Beginning Say Experts
- Jeff Bezos to Play Ming the Merciless in New Flash Gordon Epic
- Corbyn Regurgitates Mush During Labour Conference
- Have You Got Drug-Resistant Super Gonorrhoea?
- The Dangers of Not Wearing a Seatbelt
- Britain's 9,000 Homeless Veterans to Get £150 Taxi Rides


text:
NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 8,241–8,250 out of 16,395 events
from May 19, 2013 (x) to April 25, 2026
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Bryant Park Yoga
at Bryant Park Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Perfect your downward dog under the trees at our 12th season of outdoor yoga classes, presented by Athleta with media support from Flavorpill.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
CANCELLED: Ocean Breeze Summer Fitness: Miles in the Park
at Midland Beach Splash Plaza (in Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach), Staten Island
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Take free fitness classes outside this summer, brought to you by the staff of the new Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex!
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Sharing the Bounty: Growing Food for Donation
at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
If your home or community garden produces more food than you need, or you would like to expand your garden's capacity to grow food that will help neighbors in need, join us to learn how!
Category: Education, Food
Summer in the Square: The Athlete's Workout
at North Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Improve your speed, agility, and power, all necessary components to be the best athlete you can be.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Barefoot Dancing: Ling Tang Dance (Chinese)
at Van Cortlandt House Museum (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
This class combines traditional Indian folk and classical dance with Bhangra and contemporary movement like hip hop, jazz, Latin and belly dance.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Dance, Art, Fitness, Kids
Hudson Warehouse: She Stoops to Conquer
at Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument (in Riverside Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
In this play by Oliver Goldsmith, wealthy countryman Mr. Hardcastle arranges for his daughter Kate to meet Charles Marlow, the son of a rich Londoner, hoping the pair will marry.
Category: Art, Theater, Free Summer Theater
Bryant Park Reading Room: Fiction Writing
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Pen your own story, poem, or screenplay, at writers workshops guaranteed to improve and perfect. Facilitated by Hasie Sirisena.
Category: Education, Talks
Union Square Park: Summer in the Square: Cardio Blast
at North Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Crunch presents Cardio Blast, a hot and sweaty dance party with some of today's best hip-hop and popular music.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Zumba Under the Stars with Lisa G aka RockaZumbaWay
at Seaside Playground, Queens
7:30 p.m.–8:45 p.m.
Get in shape with this popular form of exercise and dance, which combines Latin and African dance steps.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
The Real Diamond
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Enjoy this amazing tribute to one of music greatest stars: Neil Diamond
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts, Seniors
Pages:< Prev1…822823824825826827828…1640Next >
Related Information
- Get information on upcoming events directly in your inbox by signing up for our Email Newsletters.
- Know about an event that's not on the calendar? Send us a tip!
- Planning an event and considering hosting it in a park? Make sure to read our Planning an Event page.


text:
View the full Special Events Calendar
Commission duties and responsibilities include study and policy recommendations related to community service concerns, projects, and programs.
Fullerton Garden Club
Date: Second Tuesday of the month from Sept to Nov; Jan to April
Place: Pavilion Classroom at the Fullerton Arboretum
Time: 9:00 am to 11:30 am (Guest speakers at every meeting)
Cost: Annual membership of $20.00
New members are always Welcome!
Contact: Maureen Bunnell (714) 39-3132


text:
Resolution: standard / high
Figure 2.
Scores of individual doctors on Vocation/Engagement (ordinate) and Avocation/Leisure (abscissa). The fitted line is a lowess curve. Note that because both measures are factor scores, they are expressed as z-scores (that is, a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one).
McManus et al. BMC Medicine 2011 9:100 doi:10.1186/1741-7015-9-100


text:
|Sort By:
|View: List | Grid
1. Best of O.A.R. (Of a Revolution)
14 songs from these Ohio natives who blend roots rock with reggae for an infectious sound. Includes: City on Down · Hey Girl · I Feel Home · James · That Was a Crazy Game... more info$22.95 add to cart
Usually ships within 1-2 business days
Play It Like It Is. Authentic note-for-note guitar transcriptions with notes and tab. Contains tablature. 9x12 inches. 106 pages. Published by Cherry Lane Music. (HL.02500844)
2. Acoustic Masterclass Series: Celtic Guitar Solos
[SERIES INFO] Guitar arrangements transcribed by the artists themselves, in standard notation and tab. Each edition includes a masterclass-style CD in which the artist walks... more info$19.95 add to cart
Usually ships within 4-5 business days
Guitar Method Or Supplement. Acoustic Masterclass. Book & CD. 44 pages. Published by Alfred Publishing. (AL.00-25486)


text:
Find out when your rubbish is collected, where your local library is or how to make a payment.
Online payments and services
Most requested links
- Annual and Long Term Business Plans
- Brown Hill Creek Stormwater Management
- Mitcham Heritage Development Plan Amendment
- Community Land in Colonel Light Gardens
- Community Information
- Property Development Process
- Immunisation
- Employment
- Parks and Reserves
- Bushfire Prevention
- Trails
- Kerbside Waste and Recycling Collection
- Online Forms
- Elected Members
Latest News
Brown Hill Keswick Creek Stormwater Project
The Brown Hill Keswick Creek Stormwater Project has released the community consultation results for proposed flood mitigation works for upper Brown Hill Creek. More
Voices of the Village
Help us celebrate the 175th anniversary of Mitcham Village during Voices of the Village on Sunday 18 October from 10.30 am to 2.30 pm. More
Dog Controls on your Local Reserve
The City of Mitcham is seeking your views on dog controls currently in place on local reserves before 19 October. More
Playground Upgrades
Council invites you to have a say on the replacement of the playground at Kegworth Reserve, Kegworth Road, Melrose Park and Strathcona Reserve, Strathcona Avenue, Clapham. More
What's On
School Holidays at the Library
This school holidays is going to be magic! George Stas, illusionist, magician and magic creator will keep you in awe and the Rock Paper Circus will teach you circus skills. More
Di Morrissey
Come and meet best-selling Australian Author Di Morrissey at the Mitcham Village Institute Hall on Thursday 29 October at 7 pm. More


text:
Windbreakers - MensSave on Men's Windbreakers at Proboardshop.com! Great selection of street gear at unbelievably low prices. Proboardshop has been selling Windbreakers and outdoor gear for over 30 years and we're proud of it.
Please refine here More in the Outlet Shop.
- Color: Green
- Price: 50.00 - 79.99
2117 Of Sweden Garphyttan JacketComp. At: $149.95 On Sale: $74.95
Size: Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large
2117 of Sweden Holmestad JacketComp. At: $109.95 On Sale: $54.95
Size: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large, XXX-Large
32 - Thirty Two Kramer Coach Jacket
Size: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large
Our Price: $54.95
Burton 2.5L Fix Jacket
Size: Large, X-LargeReg: $139.95 On Sale: $76.95
Burton Roland Softshell JacketReg: $119.95 On Sale: $71.95
Size: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large
Marmot Stride Jacket
Size: Medium, Large, X-LargeReg: $99.95 On Sale: $73.95
Mountain Hardwear Piero Lite Jacket
Size: Small, XX-LargeReg: $100.00 On Sale: $79.95
Mountain Hardwear Windrush JacketReg: $74.95 On Sale: $51.95
Size: X-Large, XX-Large
Salomon Fast Wing JacketReg: $90.00 On Sale: $62.95 - $67.95
Size: Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large


text:
NLCS Gameday: Dodgers at Phillies, Game 4
Posted by Pat Gallen, Mon, October 19, 2009 06:37 PM | Comments: 550
Gameday 2009, Posts
Los Angeles Dodgers (1-2) at Philadelphia Phillies (2-1)
Randy Wolf, LHP vs. Joe Blanton, RHP
Time: 8:07 p.m at Citizens Bank Park
Weather: Clear, 44
Twitter: Phillies Nation
Ho-Lee smokes. That was some sort of outing, eh?
Cliff Lee absolutely dominated the L.A. Dodgers last night at CBP, firing an eight-inning gem to put the Phils up 2-1 in the NLCS. His performance was one of the finest in Phillies history.
Joe Blanton doesn't have to repeat last night's outing, but no one would mind if he did. Although he has not started a game since October 2 against Florida, Blanton has toed the rubber twice during the playoffs, with both appearances coming against Colorado in relief. Last postseason against the Dodgers, Blanton was decent, giving up three earned runs over five innings in the Game 4 victory. A repeat performance of that would be just fine tonight. And if Blanton comes up big, the Phillies will be in control of this series.
Standing in the way of that is an old Philly favorite. Randy Wolf will face off against the Phils for the fourth time in his career, but the first in the playoffs as a member of the Dodgers. Wolf is 1-1 against his former club in 2009, with two very different games. On May 13 in Philadelphia, Wolf was brilliant, striking out eight over six-innings, allowing just one earned run. On June 7, the Phils traveled to L.A. and knocked him around for six earned over 6 1/3. Which Wolfie will we see tonight? Hopefully the latter.
Amazingly, Pedro Feliz has owned Randy Wolf in his career. Feliz is 5-for-17 against Wolf with three homers. However, on the flip side, Ryan Howard has been awful against the junkball-throwing lefty. The Big Piece is just 1-for-9 with four punchouts in his career.
Blanton has been good against Matt Kemp (2-for-11) and Casey Blake (1-for-21) during his career, but awful against Manny Ramirez (14-for 25, HR, 8 RBI) and James Loney (5-for-8).
A commanding 3-games-to-1 lead is on the line tonight in South Philly, and it's up to Joe Blanton to keep the ball rolling.
Tonight's Lineup: Rollins (SS), Victorino (CF), Utley (2B), Howard (1B), Werth (RF), Ibanez (LF), Feliz (3B), Ruiz (C), Blanton (P).
Your Gameday Beer – Sierra Nevada Porter
Sierra Nevada Porter doesn't have the same malt taste as other beers from the brewery. It has a smoky flavor with hints of dark chocolate in the aftertaste. It is remarkably smooth and an overall great tasting genuine porter. This should keep you nice and warm on this chilly October evening. For dinner tonight: Steak. – By Pat
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
It's a whole new ballgame… let's start over.
Posted: 09:20 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 j reed
Why isn't he throwing more sliders to the right handers.
Posted: 09:21 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 FillyP
TBS announcers are garbage. They can hardly contain their excitement for LA, especially Carey. Glad I was at the park last night and didn't have to listen to them.
And to "phans" that are starting to panic – it's 2-2. You didn't expect another 11-0 game, did you? Keep your cool. It's a tie ball game.
We're the F I G H T I N S!!
Posts: 0 Tracey
@Cruzin: Yeah, I remember seeing it in a Dave Barry column!
Posts: 0 GWFightinsFan
Gotta be patient with Wolf! Make him throw the fastball for a strike!
Posts: 0 Harry Kalas
Posted: 09:24 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Ed R.
Why would you be so quick to go to Happ? He hasn't exactly looked good. 3 ER, 4 walks in 3 and a third innings in the post season.
Posted: 09:25 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 j reed
That was a strike?
Posted: 09:26 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
Why aren't they showing any of these Wolf pitches on pitchtrax
Did you notice they completely stopped using it… wonder if MLB told them to stop because it is totally different than the umps strike zone.
Posted: 09:26 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Harry Kalas
Wolf is Moyer with an 8mph jump in his fastball. They're bailing him out. Especially Rollins and Vic in the 3rd.
Posted: 09:27 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 j reed
Met Horror – really? I didn't notice. Interesting.
Posts: 0 Harry Kalas
and Utley… These umps continue to be all over the place.
Posts: 0 Mike D.
Okay, so now we'll see if Blanton's recovered his focus.
Posts: 0 Georgie
Those announcers can spin it any way they want, fact is Torre f'd up his starting rotation for this series.
Ok, not sure where TBS gets its demographic info, but you'd think we're all a bunch of greying, impotent, incontinent old men.
Posts: 0 Phils Phan
Utley is swinging at some garbage, though. He has been down for a while.
These announcers need to get off the tying the series talk. Thinking positive thoughts, douches?
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
I don't think it's that far fetched but we've all seen how many strikes that have popped up for either side that were called balls.
Posts: 0 Phils Phan
Also, Blanton is having trouble sitting guys now. Too many two-strike losses. (And now he gets one.)
Posts: 0 Mike D.
New drinking game! Take a drink every time you see Craig Sager wearing a ridiculous suit!
Posted: 09:32 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 bob.
Settle back in Blanton, come on
Posted: 09:32 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 chuckS
The ump and the tbs guys are really starting to irrate me
Posted: 09:33 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
Why is there always some chump in every sport that feels the need to make ridiculous suits that are not professional in any way their trademark. Who's that guy in hockey… Don Cherry?
Posts: 0 Keith
ugh now we're losing.
Posts: 0 GWFightinsFan
Posts: 0 Tracey
Posts: 0 chuckS
wow don't blow a load tbs guys
Posts: 0 Ed R.
Damn it Joe. Talk about a meat ball.
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
Posts: 0 Mike D.
Filthy change to go 0-2. Throw more of those, Joseph, won't you?
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
Let's go OFFENSE!!
Posts: 0 Keith
Ibanez, Feliz, and Ruiz. let's get that run back & more!
Posts: 0 Tracey
OK Phils: Time to get serious!
Posts: 0 Phils Phan
Eh, let's get 7 serviceable out of Blanton. This looks to be two games with Phillies hitters not being able to hit scrub-quality former Phillie pitchers.
Posts: 0 bob.
Looks like our bullpen is gonna have to do the job tonight.
Lets go offense, pick it up!! Stop making Randy Wolf look like CY Young
Posts: 0 Georgie
No reason why they can't start getting to Wolf, let's turn his neck a pretty shade of scarlet red.
Posted: 09:37 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Ed R.
Count down to the Dodgers trolls showing up begins now…
Posted: 09:37 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
Ya I can't wait for those Dodgers chumps to get back.
Posted: 09:38 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Mike D.
"Mike D. Says:
October 19th, 2009 at 10:32 am
Blanton will be fine. Even if he trails – and I've a feeling he will because Steve Phillips said on ESPN that Wolf is apparently excellent against lefties with his high fastball – he'll keep it close enough that we'll come back and win it. Maybe my prediction for Lidge getting the win will come true."
Half my prediction has come true. Time for the Phils to make the other half true.
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
Randy Wolf looks untouchable right now.
Posts: 0 mycruzincooler.com
Dodger BLEW…. where are you?
Posts: 0 Keith
well this inning doesn't look promising at all.
Posts: 0 GWFightinsFan
C'mon Feliz!!!!! Enough with the swinging at the first pitch!!!
Posts: 0 Georgie
Wolf looks like a younger Ron Howard.
Posts: 0 Phils Phan
Feliz really, really is a batting liability.
Posts: 0 Harry Kalas
Not time to panic……. Unfortun. the Phils think otherwise
Posts: 0 Andrew
Patience at the plate, c'mon!
Posts: 0 FillyP
We're in striking distance. If Joe delivers another inn or two with only one more ER, I'd say we're in a great position. We're just as capable, if not more so, of stealing one as the Dodgers. This team won't give up.
Posts: 0 j reed
man you could set your watch to Pedro Feliz
Posts: 0 cas
Well, it looks like we shot our wad for the night and are now done. Here's hoping our diva can get his head straight enough to win Wednesday night, or it's lights out in LA on Friday. No way can we win two there. (And, if I'm wrong, I'm ecstatic!)
Posted: 09:42 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 j reed
Georgie – your right, he does but with a little more heft
Posted: 09:42 PM on October 19, 2009
Posts: 0 A Detectible Met Horror
yet again… a close pitch where they didn't show pitchtrax… I promise you MLB told TBS to stop using it.
Posted: 09:43 PM on October 19, 2009