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Ramblings of Matthew Ridley
I came to a decision a couple of weeks ago. I finally felt that I was ready for the next step in my career, to go out on my own. I cannot understate the great learning opportunities that my previous employers and side projects have given me. However, I decided (with a lot of support from family and friends) that I was ready to help people on my own build great websites and mobile applications.
The immediate support from everyone that I knew when I announced my decision was overwhelming. And to add to the excitement, that same day, I was informed that one of my session submissions for That Conference was accepted. It will be covering how to quickly build a multi-platform mobile application using the Ionic Framework. Even Ionic reached out to me to offer help with the talk and to let me know how to start the process of making my new company (along with another longtime friend) a trusted partner of Ionic. So overall, I cannot wait to get this going.
As things progress, I will try to keep this updated and maybe even formally include this blog on the page for others to find. For now, if you are interested, you can now find me (and ask for help) at Twitter @cheetahsoft and our website: http://cheetah-software.com
While it might sound like a good title to the latest Sci-Fi movie trilogy (or this???), I am talking about the rapid rise over the last few years in hybrid mobile technologies. PhoneGap opened up to Cordova, Ionic and Mobile Angular UI have tried to make it easier and these are just in the web realms. React and Xamarin are trying to promise a write once, use everywhere with JavaScript and C# respectively.
I have a lot of experience with using Cordova/PhoneGap, usually relying on a good text editor and the command line to do my bidding and a carefully crafted list of frameworks to get me to the environment that I am ready to develop in. Ionic and Mobile Angular UI are taking that a step further and bootstrapping my normal AngularJS libraries and set up right from the start.
I have also been able to try a major project on Xamarin as well as doing a variety of small learning exercises with it. And while I found the promise to be exciting… (I absolutely love the C# language even when I sometimes criticize the environment it lives in) … I found rely on my Android and iOS (Obj-C in this case) experience to get the last details and touches correct. Add to this the large licensing costs… I have not really revisited the platform since last Summer.
Yet even doing a lot of mobile projects the last few years… I still feel my skills and environmental knowledge slipping. So what to do?
Well there are times in your life when timing works out well and this month I was able to line up with my goal to retry some of the stacks that I had dismissed before, get better with the ones I enjoy (mostly Cordova and Native) and try out the new frameworks and bootstrapping (Ionic and React were at the top of my list).
It all started last month, when I was prepping with my co-worker Jason, a presentation to introduce Cordova at a local Code Camp (newcodecamp.com). One thing that Jason came up with (I wish it was my idea… though I was smart enough to realize how brilliant it was when he suggested it) was to get away from the normal introduction courses that tell us developers how to build the latest recipe book or RSS feed, and instead to take a real business problem we had been given and to build the presentation around developing that app (all within 45 minutes!).
What sparked from talking to our leader at work was to take this simple but useful app that really hit on a lot of small features crucial to the base of apps we develop was to take this app design and to repeat the exercise over the next few months (and future times if/when frameworks change and new frameworks come around) across all of the mobile stacks that we were interested in.
For those curious, our current list is:
We are targeting just the Android and iOS platforms right now, because that is what we traditionally are asked to develop for clients, but I can see others being introduced as well when possible.
So where am I at? I am right now about 90-95% of the way through the Cordova version, hoping to finish up soon as time allows. Then I will be hitting the next on the list.
I am hoping if you have come across this blog and you have any suggestions or ideas for other frameworks/packages to try, please let me know in the comments or via Twitter so I can add it to the list.
Can't wait to keep coding… (which is where I am heading now) and help to pass on my experiences as I get further along.
I struggle as a parent many days. Usually it involves trying to find the right balance between encouraging and getting your kids to try new things and making sure you are not forcing them to do things they really do not want to do.
There are moments where that worrying ceases, and I had one this past week. I was doing some more coding on the Cub Scout website (I know… I need to catch you all up on where that is at soon) and my oldest son (almost 8) came over to me and asked me if I could teach him how to program sometime. I was blown away. I had offered at other times but it had been a while and he never seemed interested before. Maybe the games of Robot Turtle and his new found love for Mine Craft changed that, or maybe he just wanted to see what I do all day. Either way, I was excited. It was nearly bedtime, but I promised him that we would set aside some time the next day to dive in.
When my oldest had started to really get good at reading I had started to look into kid programming tools to see when might be a good time and good tool to use if I got a chance. I checked the site that I liked the most again (http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2011/05/5-tools-to-introduce-programming-to-kids/) to confirm and made sure I had everything I needed to try out Scratch with my kid the next day.
Scratch was developed by MIT and is designed to start introducing children to the basics of programming, from variables to loops and conditions. For those of you that have started to use more immersive web based IDEs to learn to code (like https://tour.golang.org or https://www.codeschool.com/), Scratch has a great series of tutorials that are easy for kids to follow to start building things right away (http://scratch.mit.edu/). Just click on the "Try It Out". I recommend signing up as well quickly with your email address so that your child is able to save and share their programs.
We started the next day and quickly went through the first tutorial. My fears that it would be boring were quickly eased as he laughed and asked questions throughout the process. After mastering that, he wanted to know if there was a way to make an actual game. Two tutorials down was the tutorial for a pong/breakout style game. We tried it out and sure enough he was able to do that as well. That was when I could see he was hooked. He was already straying from the tutorial by picking his own sprites and values. We were also able to quickly experiment with different variables and to debug when things did not go the way he thought it would. When we were done just a short time later, I was amazed at what he had done and he could not wait to show his mom and siblings.
I definitely will recommend Scratch to anyone that has a kid interested in programming to bridge the gap from a MineCraft type building and a full fledge programming language. We are definitely going to hit up some more tutorials and maybe try to build onto some of the other examples that people have shared. From there, if the interest is still there… we might move to something else like MindStorms or Anduino. Maybe even Alice or Hackety Hack. Either way, I know it will be fun to learn together.
Podcasts, podcasts, podcasts.
I first got into podcasts nearly 7 years ago. I got my first iPod and had heard that there were podcasts I could listen to that had the guys from the old Screensavers. That podcast was This Week in Technology (TWiT). I listened and immediately was hooked that I could still get the great content I used to love on Tech TV.
Those podcasts were not enough and I started looking for recommendations on iTunes for more. The show that caught my attention was The Awful Show and after a few listens I was completely hooked. The guys had not only a great audio quality, but great content. It was funny, really, really funny. I even spent time going back and listening to all of the previous podcasts that I had missed (eventually I seem to do this for most podcasts that I really like, but this was the first).
Since then, I have grown and shrunk my listening list as my taste changed, new shows started, others ended, leaving me where I am today. Podcasts have become a very large part of my life and have helped boring days at work fly by, long drives seem great and tasks like dishes and mowing the lawn seem fun.
Here is my current list of what I am listening to actively now:
Chris Hardwick from all of the after shows of late and @Midnight interviews different guests. I always find that the interviews that Chris does that intrigues me about almost every guest. The casual style that seems closer to friends chatting than a Larry King style interview really keeps me tuning in to the 2-3 shows a week.
A great podcast about board games. And no… not Monopoly. Lots of humor, news and game reviews fill this great podcast.
One of the geekiest podcasts on this list. Part of the Dice Tower network, this podcast dives into game strategy and design. It focuses less on a single game and more on genres and broad strategy types. If you have ever wondered things like why we choose what we do during Paper-Rock-Scissors, how does play testing affect game design or why different games choose the mechanics they do… this podcast is for you.
What I liked about this podcast over the scores of other TWD podcasts is that it not only covers what is happening on the AMC show, but also compares/contrasts the show direction against the comics. Being a fan of both, it is fun for me to hear other perspectives and theories about what is going to happen next.
Originally called the Drunk Tank podcast, this is the weekly podcast from the Rooster Teeth group, the people that created Red vs. Blue, Achievement Hunter and RWBY. Lots of humor and pop culture references.
A show that is perfect for those of us that grew up in the 80s and early 90s. The group chooses a weekly topic and compares then vs. now. Topics include cartoons, tv shows, movies, breakfast cereals and more.
From the TWiT podcasting network (the guys that used to do Screensaves on Tech TV), this show is hosted by security guru Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte. It discusses the weekly computer security news, answers security related questions and deep-dives into the world of how computers and software works. (The series on how the internet works that explains even how the different protocols work was fantastic).
This podcast makes me fall back in love with programming each show. The host interviews people from around the computer industry and finds the details about their first computing experience, first programming language and first job. I love listening to how others got into the programming field and what drives them to keep doing it. Makes me appreciate what I love about it myself.
I found this show after the Awful Show ended. Joel from the Awful Show joined the show for a few years and I was hooked in the process. Fun topics from guys sitting around talking about what (some) guys talk about.
This show has had a few iterations, all of them great. However the latest few shows have reunited Mike, Joel and Nerraux from the Awful Show with the addition of South Philly Paul. News episodes cannot come fast enough now.
I found this show about the same time that I found the Awful Show, but it was not until the addition of Mike and Hope that I really became a regular listener of the show. Mike has since left, and Troy has joined the group full time. Listen to one of the oldest and best produced podcast out there.
The Coffin Joe Cast's Community Call
Hosts Joel (from Awful Show and Obviously Oblivious as well as others) and Killa Wilba have a new co-host each week. They learn more about each other and their new co-host each episode. Fun listen.
Another fun podcast for people in the software industry. Episodes explore a variety of topics about nuances in the industry (and sometimes just the 'geek' culture) and includes thoughtful insights from the hosts and a variety of people that they interview.
This is the newest podcast added to my list. Part of the Nerdist podcast network. The hosts Cash Levy and T.J. Miller already have me hooked as they jump back and forth from insightful to ridiculous thoughts about the world around us.
For those that are interested, here are some that have ended or that I have not been able to keep up with recently but I have greatly enjoyed. I encourage you to check these out as well.
After deving on a Mac for a few weeks, I really started loving the cached credentials that were set to on by default in Bash. Especially when working with remote repositories like Bitbucket that I needed to log into. I did not want to hardcode my username/password in however… just wanted to be able to cache for an hour or so to make push/pull/merges less painful (because we are all using 500 character random passwords right ?!?).
I pieced this together over several StackOverflow posts to get the quickest and most efficient way to do this. (You will need to be using git version 1.8.1 or later)
git config –global credential.helper cache
git config –global credential.helper "cache –timeout=3600"
git config –global credential.helper wincred
Use those 3 commands and you will have your credentials cached for an hour after using them. NOTE: 3600 is time in seconds to cache… you can change that to whatever value you find works best for your situation
Before going any further… make sure that you are using a source code repository. Even if (and maybe especially) if it is just you. I cannot recommend git enough. I usually bitbucket for my business and personal use because I can do free private repos. Github is another option, especially good for open source projects. Whenever I am about to make major changes, I make a branch so that I can easily start over again if I mess up along the way and commit incrementally as I get things working. Trust me, this will save you hours and hours of work once you get used to it.
Okay… back to the main part of this post.
There are quite a few ways to get Angular JS into your app… but the easiest I found is to start with the Angular Seed base project. You can download that here: https://github.com/angular/angular-seed. However for some reason… this project, the download did not work well for me. I am not sure why, but I found myself with a lot of extra and misplaced files. I instead used the instructions in the ReadMe.md file. I cloned the repo and used NPM install. For now, I did this all in a temporary directory so that I had all of the files I needed identified.
Once this is done, I copied the files into the app folder. The files you already had in there for the GoApp should not be replaced and your base bootstrap site should still be working. Your directory should look something like below:
To allow Angular to work correctly with all of the right folders, we need to add some more routing to our app.yaml file.
Here is what mine looked like when I was done:
application: csapack3151
version: 1
runtime: go
api_version: go1
– url: /
static_files: webapp/app/index.html
upload: webapp/app/(.*\.html)
– url: /asset/img
static_dir: webapp/app/asset/img
– url: /asset/pho
static_dir: webapp/app/asset/pho
– url: /asset/vid
static_dir: webapp/app/asset/vid
– url: /css
static_dir: webapp/app/css
– url: /fonts
static_dir: webapp/app/fonts
– url: /js
static_dir: webapp/app/js
– url: /lib
static_dir: webapp/app/lib
– url: /partials
static_dir: webapp/app/partials
– url: /.*
script: _go_app
I took my homepage and separated the content from the header/nav and footer. I put the content html into a partial file (this one called home.html. In the place of the content in the index.html file I put the code for the ng-view there:

That is really all there is for the initial AngularJS changes needed for the application. Now you can follow most Angular examples on the web. This one I found the easiest to get the multiple pages loading on the single page app, if you are not able to follow along with the Angular Seed examples: http://fdietz.github.io/recipes-with-angular-js/urls-routing-and-partials/client-side-routing-with-hashbang-urls.html
Please let me know if you have any questions thus far. Currently I was able to get a few more "pages" added to my site and a simple "Coming Soon" placeholder for a default link for all of the pages not yet implemented.
Where did I start?
Following up on my last post, I wanted to detail more about how I started getting the GoApp/AngularJS site going. (BTW… is there a good acronym for this stack yet?).
I started with the GoApp hello world example, since I only knew GoLang and was not particularly versed on GoApp. (You can find it here: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/go/gettingstarted/helloworld). I found it very straightforward and only took a few minutes after making sure I had GoApp and Python 2.7 installed (current prerequisites) it took only a few minutes to get it stood up. Currently I have been using the IntelliJ IDE (community version) with a Go plug-in for my Go needs. I am not 100% that it is the right choice… so I am open for suggestions if anyone has ones that work better (especially with the GoApp instead of just GoLang).
Once that was installed and running locally, I added in my startbootstrap.com bootstrap template. The biggest hurdle is to add in the additional folders for the Go routing so that all of the various includes and files were properly linked. It is not hard to do (but easy to forget).
That should get you all started if you are looking to do this yourself. The next thing I will be touching upon (and working on) is separating the template into a better single-page application and add in AngularJS routing.


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My first game drive last Friday began at 12 noon. As you should know, this is when the day is hottest. Because of this the chances of seeing animals are slim as they're hiding away in the shade somewhere, most of them asleep.
That's why yesterday our game drive began at the extremely early hour of 5am. I slept on the way to the reserve, admittedly, but the first animals we saw once inside the park woke me up instantly – elephants. To see them in the wild is an amazing site.
Over the course of the day we also saw lions (a pride of around nine of them in fact), a lone hyena, lots of zebra, a kudu, and warthog. Warthogs crack me up. They're funny looking fellows – they pretty much look like dark pigs with a punk hair cut and attitude.
After a nine-hour drive with our guides who were Sharon and Paul this time, we made it to the town of Mtubatuba for 3pm. My first 3-day safari had come to an end. And if you're thinking of doing one when here in Durban, I can personally recommend Tekweni Ecotours.
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Pink Strawberry Cake Dangling Earrings by TaltyWatch
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This was a commission for ~Picajosan, she asked me to make cake earrings like the orange cake earrings I already did, but instead of oranges she wanted dangling strawberries like the ones in my waffles and a tiny pink cake with roses like the one I submitted long ago. So it's pretty much the blending of three of my works:
I really love her idea and it turned out extremely adorable, I'm kinda ashamed I didn't think of it before XD it's brilliant! The pink frosting ended up being a tiny bit more pink than the other cake but I think it works, this darker shade matches the strawberries better. I only had room to add one rose bud, if you see the second photo and compare the cake with my fingers you'll notice that it's quite small ~Picajosan already received these earrings and she said she liked them, she very kindly wrote a journal about it and even took photos wearing them! HOW AWESOME IS THAT! I'm really excited about this mini review, you can see it here: [link]
Technical stuff: All handmade with polymer clay, no molds or premades or whatsoever were used. Pastel dust and acrylic paints were also used, along with some metal findings. The technique I use to make my cakes was explained in this tutorial .
Well, to start off these earrings are adorable. I love the strawberry theme that they have. Your technique is very good, as you have managed to make the pieces of cake look so realistic that people would mistake them for the real thing.
I really like the sparkles in the pink frosting, they add color to the cake slices. As for the strawberrys, they also add a pop of color to the overall piece and give viewers a better idea of what flavor the cakes slices are.
Good job to you, and keep up the good work with your other works.
I really like the sparkles in the pink frosting, they add color to the cake slices. As for the strawberrys, they also add a pop of color to the overall piece and give viewers a better idea of what flavor the cakes slices are.
Good job to you, and keep up the good work with your other works.
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I love these.....everything you do makes me want to eat it lol. The colors you chose go very well together. I think the white rose thing on the cake could be changed to.....maybe, a white edge on the cake or even just a dollup of whipped cream.....the sizes are well proportioned between the strawberries and the cake and the detail is amazing, just like all your work. I love the little yellow seeds and the grooves of the leaves, I think I would make the strawberries a little more pointed or elongated to give them a sleeker sharper look in connection with the triangular shape of the cake, but overall you did such a good job
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These are very beautiful! How long does it take you to make each one, and do you use sandpaper to give it a crumb effect?
Have you considered mix and match earing sets?
No, but that's actually a brilliant idea and I would really LOVE to try it!
Defiantly go for it :3 your earing sets are too awesome for people to pick just one pair to wear
I'm so in love with your cakes the texture is just amazing ! what glaze do you use ?
Thanks! I have a video tutorial showing how I do the texture, in case you're interested. And I use DecoArt's Triple Thick
Looks too delicious! Amazing!
precioso como siempre, sumamente detallado y realista, lo que mas me ha gustado es el color entre el pan y el glaseado, ese minusculo detalle que semeja el pan doradito o tal vez una ligera capa de mermelada logran un efecto espectacular, casi se puede saborear
Mil gracias, me da gusto que hayas notado ese detalle es de lo mas dificil de hacer XD que bueno que te gustara, gracias!
as always, u make yummy n cute cakes!!
I am super behind on here and just now seeing these. Loving the fruit and cake slice jewelry you've been making and really, really like this one!
It's so pretty^^
Absolutamente tiernos y adorbale, las piezas son comletamente detallosas... sóo hay que checar la textura del pan!!! Adorbale además la paleta de colores usadas. Un gran trabajo.
Wow mil gracias en serio, me halagas mucho gracias por tu comentario tan lindo y sin duda tus observaciones me ayudan para seguir mejorando!
XD Pues a mi me sorprende que hayas podido entender mi mensaje tan mal escrito, parece salido del msn... pero lo escribí con taaaanta prisa, lo siento. XDD
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De todos modos gracias por leerlo.
I loves these earrings. They're so cute and the frosting is my favorite color. ^^
Oh wow these look delicious! *o* Even the glitter in the frosting, what great attention to detail! :]
OMG, these are to-die-for CUTE!!!
The little strawberries - adorable! The cake texture? Perfect! And I love the glitteryness of the pink frosting! It just adds to the cuteness!
The little strawberries - adorable! The cake texture? Perfect! And I love the glitteryness of the pink frosting! It just adds to the cuteness!
yaaaaaaaaaaaay that's so good, I'm glad that you liked it that much! thank you sweetie
So cute! I love how the frosting is sparkly! Great work! :3
So sweet and cute, I would wear them too!
Ooh, they look lovely! I want to eat them!
These are SOOO cute! I like how they dangle
Thanks! It's funny, dangling earrings are my favorite kind to make but I don't like to wear them myself XD too big for me!
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They look lovely
How did you do the sparkles in the frosting?
How did you do the sparkles in the frosting?


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Ken Giles hadn't pitched in the previous two days. And then a save situation presented itself on Saturday afternoon at Coca Cola Park in Allentown, where the Lehigh Valley IronPigs held a 3-1 lead over Indianapolis.
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Hello everybody! Today announces the very first SAINW contest!
You heard, we're finally having our contest. The rules are simple:
Draw (with either digital or traditional art) or write a scene with one of the SAINW brothers (Leonardo, Raphael, or Michelangelo) with young Donatello using the theme "Abandoned". Only one brother with Donatello. Not two or three. (Spoiler: A, B, C, these are all part are our puzzle.)
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Something happened in court last month that the anti-development folks don't want you to know about.
Rather than focusing on the facts of the court case -- which they don't want you to know -- they are going to show you photos of former State Senator and Alaska Constitution Delegate Vic Fischer and former First Lady Bella Hammond because they are sympathetic Alaskan heroes.
Don't fall for it.
The two anti-development activists with famous names decided to take the state to court for allowing a mining company to pursue permits. A read through of the court documents seems to show that they argued against the Pebble Mine exploration in a manner that was best suited for an opinion column, not a courtroom.
However, they have famous names -- that should be enough, right?
Fischer and Hammond (along with a bunch of other names that aren't so famous) filed a lawsuit to stop DNR from allowing Pebble to conduct the necessary exploratory work to work their way through the permitting process. They claimed that allowing exploration permits to the Pebble Partnership violated the public interest.
They clearly are not fans of natural resource development in Alaska. Along with being parts of various other anti-development movements they are also two of the "three prime sponsors" of the group "Repeal the Oil Giveaway: Vote Yes."
Last month Superior Court Judge Eric Aarseth's decision that concluded, "Based on the evidence provided at trial, it is more likely than not that the permits provided for non-exclusive use of State lands and the activities conducted on site did not cause any significant impact or long-term harm to concurrent uses"
The 154-page court document reads like an advertisement straight from the Pebble Partnership's public relations office. The Fischer/Hammond team loses on every single count -- every single count.
Generally in a complicated case , with a ruling this long and detailed, there would be many points made on either side and one side would win the majority of the counts. That isn't the case here -- the Hammond/Fischer lawsuit came before the court, clearly, without any merit.
Bella Hammond lives near the Pebble exploration site and seems to care about keeping the area around her home quiet more than she cares about the thousands of jobs that the Pebble Mine would create for Bristol Bay residents.
She cares more about the noise level on her porch than she does about the economic health of the community.
She makes her true motivation pretty apparent in some of her testimony at one point she testifies that there is a lot of helicopter activity in the area and that on at least one occasion there was always a helicopter in the air. She said that "from the ground, helicopters are louder than fixed wing aircraft and you can hear them from a long ways away."
Honestly, who can blame her? I wouldn't want to deal with that either.
However, that doesn't mean you get to take the state to court and make baseless allegations. Bella Hammond is quoted in an October 15 Anchorage Daily News article as saying "This is my home and always will be. I think I have the right to protest." -- and she does - just not in the court system.
The plaintiffs are actually Nunamta Aulukestai, (an environmentalist group) Bobby Andrew, Rick Delkittie Sr. and Violet Wilson -- along with Hammond and Fischer.
Now the defendants -- The State of Alaska and Pebble Limited Partnership -- are seeking attorney's fees from the plaintiffs as they have the right to do under state law.
The anti-development crowd will now parade Bella Hammond, Vic Fischer and their famous names and make an emotional argument about the state bullying them. However, it's not that way at all. The state didn't bring this to the door of the plaintiffs; they brought it to the state.
Bella Hammond and Vic Fischer are great Alaskans. I doubt anybody would argue that point, and if they do, they don't know what they are talking about. However, they don't get to use the courtroom to state their protest -- that's not what the courts are for.
Regardless of how sympathetic Hammond and Fischer might be, and regardless of how famous their names are, the state and the Pebble Partnership still have a right to due process.
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The Kecoughtan Warriors were all smiles on Senior Night as they remained in first place in the Peninsula District, breaking open a close game at the half in a 61-47 victory over the Heritage Hurricanes. It moves Kecoughtan's record to 16-3 overall, 14-1 in league play.
Leading the way for the host Warriors was the terrific tandem of Providence signee and 6-foot-7 forward Rajay Bullock and 6-foot-5 swingman Greg Alexander (East Carolina signee). If it wasn't one hurting Heritage, it was the other.
The highly skilled Bullock recorded 29 points, 16 rebounds and four blocks. Only a couple minutes into the third quarter, he had scored 23 points and appeared headed for a 40-point night. Rajay also made all eight of his free-throw attempts.
"We needed this win to stay in [first] place because we know if we lose one more game we'll be tied up with Hampton," Bullock stated afterwards. "I think we're more focused this year, know what's going on and we're trying to win this. I feel a lot more confident than last year. I feel like I can do a lot more."
Alexander, celebrating being named Homecoming King, had 19 points playing the Robin to Bullock's Batman. A reserve on last year's team that made a meteoric rise towards the end of his junior season and into the off-season, Alexander caught fire in the third quarter with 10 points, showing off a sweet touch from the outside and the ability to knock down the mid-range jumper.
"It feels good, but if we had lost this would've spoiled this whole thing. I wouldn't take be taking any pictures or anything," Alexander admitted.
"Every game means a lot. Of course with this being Senior Night and them on a long winning streak, it really meant a lot to get this win."
Early on, Heritage made it a ballgame, despite committing 14 first turnovers against a Warriors team that was able to effectively trap and apply pressure as well as keep the Canes out of the lane when they needed to by using a 2-3 zone. In fact, Heritage even took a brief lead with 1:59 to go in the second quarter on a free-throw by sophomore Romello Anderson.
Like they did to end the first quarter with a pair of steals from sophomore point guard Marcell Haskett, Kecoughtan was able to generate points off turnovers with Bullock, Haskett and Lawrence Williams to take a 29-27 lead into the half.
Heritage came in riding a seven-game winning streak, longest in the Eastern Region. Mike Gardner's team stayed close by not attempting too many ill-advised 3's and contesting the Warriors' outside shooters. They've earned the respect of Kecoughtan Head Basketball Coach Ivan Thomas, who believes they will be a pesky out come tournament time.
"This is a team I don't think you want to play in the playoffs. This team got better, a lot better," Thomas went on to say. "Towards the end of the game, I think our guys dug a little deep and they expended a lot of energy early to maintain, but we caught up with them, made shots, and Rodney Bullock and Greg Alexander are pretty good."
Role players made their presence felt for Kecoughtan once again, even without scoring a lot. With an assistant coach from Virginia Wesleyan watching him closely, 6-foot-6 senior forward/center Kaelin Poe grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked four shots.
In general, Thomas was pleased with the entire supporting cast, particularly highlighting Nick Carrera and Justin Lipscomb with their rebounding, hustle and defense.
"We've got a lot of unsung guys," he noted. "Whenever it's their chance or their moment, they step up. We've got a lot of guys giving unseen efforts that don't necessarily show up in the box scores, but show up in terms of allowing Greg to get open, Rajay or Poe to take a blow on the defensive end because they're defending and rebounding."
When the defense concentrated on Bullock in the third quarter, that's when Alexander struck, pushing the lead from eight to double-figures with six straight points.
"Coach always tells me to keep shooting. Shooters keep shooting. That's what I did," Alexander added. "I trusted my teammates, we got the big man the ball and Rajay did what he always does. He attracts so much attention, so that leaves shooters open and the guards can get to the basket."
The Warriors' matchup at Hampton on Tuesday could settle the PD regular season title and #1 seed for the regional tourney. If Kecoughtan wins, they should win their first district crown since 1991-92. Meanwhile, a Hampton victory would force a tie-breaker game, likely to be played that Friday to determine to the automatic berth to the region dance.
"The message has always been the same and it's not any different. We've got a program, want to continue to try to get better as the season goes on and last year was last year. Hampton is a very good team and it's not as if we didn't compete with them every game. It's not as if we weren't one of the last four teams playing in the semifinals for the state title," Thomas said.
"We're right back here again and I think the difference is we have a lot more guys that understand their roles and understand the system. We feel good about ourselves and expect a dogfight towards the end and wouldn't expect anything else in the Peninsula District."
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| Kathleen O'Neil chapter 32 . 7/19/2014
I read whole story at once. Love it completely. I always pictured Gillian as strong carrying woman - and there she is. Crying Cal was my heart ache - but it has to be that way. Gillian as a role model for young Emily - yep - she's much more like Gill than her own parents - I like it very much. Cal in the end is great because he let his love go first above his fears or jealous - which we know hi is full of ;). Thanks for that story.
| Becky'sGirl chapter 32 . 7/9/2013
Great story, I'm so glad she ended up with Cal, and I'd love to beat David's a$$ for what he did.
| SassyCop chapter 32 . 7/2/2013
So glad Cal came to his senses. Loved the interaction with him and David at the start of the chapter. Totally in character for Cal.
I love that you let them have a happy ending! And the glimpse into the future was sweet!
| Shepherdinha chapter 32 . 6/14/2013
Can't believe it's the end... I really loved this story.
| Anna1988 chapter 31 . 6/9/2013
I hope that Cal and Gillian and Lena will be together again soon, and that Gillians reputation will be back to normal and that she can work again at their company and be happy
| Guest chapter 31 . 6/7/2013
Great work, I really hope there is another chapter coming!
| LieBones chapter 31 . 6/7/2013
He must grow a pair! Captain America needs to help right this now that he realizes what he has done.
| Shepherdinha chapter 31 . 6/7/2013
Absolutely tha latter! Cal would never give up on Gill!
| Anna1988 chapter 30 . 6/3/2013
I hope that Cal will return to Gil and that they will get Lena back soon
| LieBones chapter 30 . 6/2/2013
I am seriously sick to my stomach after thinking about Cal and Gil, him thinking she willingly betrayed him and Gil so distraught that she collapses. I have really loved this story and am hoping that for once Burns does the right thing and after getting Gillian assistance tracks down Cal. He needs to come clean to Cal! Update soon please :)
| Shepherdinha chapter 30 . 6/2/2013
I can't believe this is happening! It's such a cliffhanger and please please update soon!
| wildhoneyfitri1 chapter 29 . 5/7/2013
Awwww... When Cal does come home? She needs him! *hugs Gill*
I hope you gonna make Cal's return on the next chap... Look forward!
| Shepherdinha chapter 29 . 5/5/2013
I think it's time for Cal to get back... Can't take it anymore, Gill is too miserable...
| SassyCop chapter 28 . 3/15/2013
Oh my what a tangled mess... Poor Gillian!
| Shepherdinha chapter 28 . 3/9/2013
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The pevensie siblings return to narnia, where they are enlisted to once again help ward off an evil king and restore the rightful heir to the land's throne, prince caspian.
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|Based on the second novel in C.S. Lewis's beloved CHRONICLES OF NARNIA series, PRINCE CASPIAN finds the four Pevensie children--Peter (William Moseley), Susan (Anna Popplewell), Edmund (Skandar Keynes), and Lucy (Georgie Henley)--once again whisked away from WWII-era England into the realm of Narnia, where the siblings once ruled as royalty. However, the Pevensies soon discover that 1,300 years have passed since they left, and the world is now controlled by the Telmarines, humans who long ago banished the magical creatures of Narnia to the wilderness. When the heir to the Telmarine throne, Caspian (Ben Barnes), survives an assassination attempt plotted by his scheming uncle, Miraz (Sergio Castellitto), the noble youth stumbles across Narnia's exiled enchanted population, and decides to lead them in an uprising, aided by Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy.^Considerably darker and more action-packed than THE LION, THE WITCH & THE WARDROBE, this 2008 sequel, once again directed by Andrew Adamson, is driven by the struggle between the Telmarines and the banished Narnians, resulting in many fierce battle sequences. While the newcomer Barnes and the established quartet of Moseley, Popplewell, Keynes, and Henley are all in fine form, CASPIAN is largely enhanced by its supporting cast, which includes indie mainstay Peter Dinklage as the dour dwarf Trumpkin and revered British comedian Eddie Izzard as the voice of the swashbuckling mouse Reepicheep. Also briefly reprising their roles from the previous film are Liam Neeson, as the voice of Aslan, and Tilda Swinton, as the White Witch, actors who bring their familiar personas to this engaging and entertaining second chapter in the NARNIA saga.
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|3 stars out of 4 -- "The production design is lavish, the cinematography lovely and the world of woodland creatures beautifully crafted." 05/17/2008
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|"PRINCE CASPIAN is quite a bit darker than THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE, both in look and mood. It is also in some ways more satisfying." 05/16/2008
|"The well-staged battle scenes recall a multi-species BRAVEHEART and there's a sense of real lives at stake..." 07/01/2008 p.46-48
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|Georgie Henley - Star
|Tilda Swinton - Star
|Pierfrancesco Favino - Star
|Ben Barnes - Star
|Peter Dinklage - Star
|Sergio Castellitto - Star
|William Moseley - Star
|Skandar Keynes - Star
|Andrew Adamson - Screenwriter
|C.S. Lewis - Source Writer
|Ken Stott - Voice
|Philip Steuer - Producer
|Mark Johnson - Producer
|Stephen McFeely - Screenwriter
|Karl Walter Lindenlaub - Director of Photography
|Liam Neeson - Voice
|Eddie Izzard - Voice
|Harry Gregson-Williams - Composer
|Christopher Markus - Screenwriter
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|In Clerks II, uber-slacker Randal described the Lord of the Rings trilogy as a series of endless walks. One has to wonder what his reaction would be to the overwhelming ambulation in the two Chronicles of Narnia films. While The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe had origins and mythos to highlight, Disney's latest entry in the franchise, Prince Caspian, requires a more minimal setup. All returning director Andrew Adamson has to offer as a result is more shoe-to-footpath action, with the occasional CGI-sparked battle to break up the constant strolling...There's no denying one simple truth: if you loved the first installment in the cinematic realization of C. S. Lewis' veiled religious allegories, you'll adore Prince Caspian...Naturally, the battles win us over, though Adamson won't earn any awards for his busy, frequently flashy camera trickery with too much obvious animation in the fray...Indeed, the main problem with Prince Caspian is the lack of true transcendence. All great epics find a way to take the traditions and truisms that define their premise and amplify their meaning and sense of universality. As viewers, we suddenly recognize, and feel the innate power in, such small virtues. On the page, The Chronicles of Narnia thrived on such fiery faith-based fantasy. On film, said belief is rendered bland.
|Bill Gibron
|Rolling Stone
|The sequel is livelier, with more action heat in it than The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe -- the first of the films being made from C.S. Lewis' seven Narnia books. But that 2005 box-office hit should have taught a lesson. Lewis wrote with a Christian agenda, and Walden Media, releasing these films through Disney, is similarly committed. Step up for Prince Caspian, and what you get is a PG rating, family values, battles without blood and an animated lion named Aslan standing in for the resurrected Jesus and voiced by Liam Neeson. No sense in complaining that you're watching Lord of the Rings lite. That's the point. So where were we? In Narnia, 1,300 years have passed. But a mere year has zipped by for the four Pevensie children...The British Barnes, 26, makes a dashing hero, despite wrestling with a Spanish accent. But human actors don't stand a chance against a sword-fighting mouse (voiced by Eddie Izzard) and assorted bears, badgers, giants, Minotaurs and centaurs -- all chatty as hell. Two exceptions are Peter Dinklage, as a smartass dwarf, and Tilda Swinton, fresh from her Michael Clayton Oscar, making a frustratingly brief return as the White Witch. They offer devilish fun...If anything, this sequel could have used more hellfire. You leave feeling covered in a blanket of bland.
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|...a more polished effort than "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"...
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|Several shades darker in tone than the previous edition...the return to Narnia still casts a transporting spell.
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|...a bit darker, more conventional and more crisply made than its 2005 predecessor.
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How to say a lot in Japanese
Would you like to know how to translate a lot to Japanese? This page provides all possible translations of the word a lot in the Japanese language.
- 多い, よく, たくさん, 度々, しばしば, 沢山Japanese
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