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MORRISTOWN - Things can only get better for coach Mark Cisar and his Union Local football team heading into the start of its Buckeye 8 season Friday night against visiting Edison.
After all, the Jets are currently in the midst of a 22-game losing streak dating back to a 21-19 victory against Meadowbrook on August 27, 2010. Ironically, while Union Local has lost 26 of its last 30 outings, Cisar's group had won 21 of 23 before that.
Wildcats coach Mike McKenzie has directed his team to victories against the Jets during their current losing skid, including a 28-12 decision last season. In all, the teams have played five times with Union Local winning the first three and Edison the last two.
McKenzie's crew broke into the victory column for the first time in 2012 last week, scoring 35 unanswered points after trailing winless Weir by a 20-6 count in the second quarter. Meanwhile, Union Local fell 21-7 to arch-rival Barnesville.
''We started slow because I think we were questioning things about executing,'' McKenzie said. ''We have had some injuries also, and are struggling a little bit to get in a rhythm.
''But once we found it last week we really got going. Tackling early on was a problem, but it has been. We just need to make plays, finish tackles and get more comfortable and confident.''
Both teams have the capabilities of putting points on the board with athletic backfields. The Cats are led by their dynamic duo of junior quarterback Nolan Marcus and senior tailback Chris Graziani, who combined for 417 total yards of offense against the Red Riders.
Graziani's big night included 151 yards on 23 carries and four trips to the end zone, while Marcus completed 7 of 10 passes for 172 and two scores and ran for 94 more yards. Rich Springer caught three balls for 78 yards and two six-pointers.
''It's a typical Edison team that is very scrappy and just gets after it on both sides of the football,'' Cisar said. ''They will spread you out, they run the ball well and they have very good speed and can do damage to you up the field.
''And they fly to the ball on defense as well.''
For the Jets, it's sophomore quarterback Gavin Porter and junior tailback Eric Dunfee, who rushed for 106 yards and a score last week. Porter, meanwhile, threw for 71 yards including four tosses to freshman Kaleb McDiffitt for 58 of those.
In all, Union Local has 12 seniors and juniors on a large roster comprised mostly of underclassmen.
''This is a team that presents a lot of problems with all of their different formations,'' McKenzie said. ''You have to make sure you are lined up in the right places against them, and they are running the ball more this year.
''It is going to be a challenge for us.''
While Edison was busy putting up 548 yards of total offense last week, the defense allowed 325. On the other hand, Union Local had just 221, but allowed 248.
''We have been in games, but our biggest problem is that we keep shooting ourselves in the foot,'' Cisar added. ''Our defense is playing well at times, but we don't take any chances and you have to when you have scoring opportunities.
''We have got to find a way to put points on the board. We are not making any big plays on either side of the ball and that needs to happen to really get us going.''


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Hurst Billet/Plus 2 Shifter install - Grab AnotherWritten by on December 22, 2011 Contributors: Jorge Nunez Late-Model Manual Transmission upgrade for your Dodge Challenger
The new generation Dodge Challenger's platform gives us a chance to relive the horsepower wars of the '70s. There are many of us who were not around to see those days and now have a chance of owning a modern-day muscle car. In the Sept. '11 issue of Mopar Muscle, we went into detail about how to install a replacement shifter handle for the automatic-equipped Challenger, Charger, Magnum, or 300 to mimic the classic look of a Pistol Grip shifter. One thing that owners cherish most is the ability to have full control of the way the car shifts at any given time. In this issue, we show some love to the owners who have a six-speed manual transmission. Our '10 Challenger comes with a 6.1-liter V-8 and a Tremec TR-6060 six-speed manual.
We decided to step it up a bit, and went for a shifter upgrade made by our friends at Hurst Shifters. Their products have a proven track record, and are known for producing quality aftermarket replacement manual transmission shifters, as well as other automotive performance enhancing parts for old and new Mopars. We got a hold of their Hurst Billet/Plus 2 Shifter performance short shifter kit, part number 3916020. It is precision engineered and CNC-machined, and also comes with a chromed Hurst stick with a white knob. The great thing about this upgrade is that you have the option to use either the Hurst stick with white knob combination, or the factory stock shifter handle. We took our installation a step further and threw in Hurst's recently released HardDrive stick with Black Delrin upper handle, part number 5388651.
All that you need are a few hand tools for a seamless installation. That's a bonus for those who hate to get their hands dirty each time a project gets too involved. Disassembly of the center console involves taking off a few screws and bolts, unsnapping a couple of wiring harnesses, and removing the metal tunnel cover to gain access to the stock shifter. Then, it is just a matter of removing two front locking pins and the lower bolt on the connection rod. We made good use of a telescoping magnetic pen, so the locking pins didn't fall down onto the floor.
As we got to this point of removing the stock shifter, we couldn't help but notice how much more robust the Hurst shifter was compared to the stock one. Not only was it made with a lot more attention to detail, but also comes engraved with a Hurst logo on the shifter. Next, just transfer the rubber boot from the stock shifter over to the Hurst shifter, making sure the upper rubber boot seals fit in the bracket grooves of the new shifter. The kit comes with all the hardware you will need like new screws and washers, a boot support, and a zip tie to piece everything together should you want to use the supplied upper stick and Classic knob. For this article, we put the HardDrive stick together and positioned the billet aluminum boot support just low enough to show the quality of the polished handle. The good thing is that it is adjustable, depending where you want the boot to rest, with a small hex wrench that is also supplied with this kit.
Overall, the installation of the Hurst shifter with HardDrive takes less than an hour, and we can't see why we didn't do this sooner, as the results are pretty dramatic compared to stock. The shift throw is reduced significantly, giving you quicker and more precise shifts, making this muscle car that much more enjoyable. First and second gear are a breeze, and come really fast. Not to mention that the HardDrive stick and Black Delrin with polished handle fits right in with the black interior and will surely attract attention at your next car meet. After it's all said and done, this upgrade gives you a good excuse to go out and enjoy shifting gears on the street or the track.
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1 First, carefully unsnap the center console trim by grabbing the shifter boot and pulling upward slightly as to not break the outer trim ring assembly that holds the boot in place.2 Once the trim piece is unsnapped, you'll have access to the two bolts holding the upper-stick assembly to the stock shifter. A 1/2-inch wrench is used to remove the stick assembly as a whole.3 Once the stick is removed, the center console trim and cup holder plate can then be pulled out of the way to disconnect the 12-volt accessory/cigarette lighter and cup holder lighting wiring harness.4 Remove the two front screws at the front of the center console, and then remove the rubber tray in the center console to give you access to four screws holding the center console in place.5 With the center console removed, it is easy to pull the hard plastic A/C duct out of the way to gain access to the metal tunnel-cover.6 Pull the carpet and the rubber shift boot cover to the side to get access to the six fasteners on the metal tunnel cover, and then remove metal tunnel cover to gain access to the stock shifter.7 Next, unclip and pull out the two front lock pins holding the front of the shifter.8 Lift up the shifter to remove lower bolt on the connection rod. Your shifter now comes out.
10 Once you have the new shifter installed, take the original boot cover and trim ring from the stock shifter using a screwdriver and then install it on the Hurst Shifter.11 Slip on Hurst handle into the stock boot, and attach with supplied zip tie. Now you can adjust the desired height for the boot. Finally, tighten the bolts attaching the handle to the shifter to complete installation.


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Mooresville, N.C. (July 23, 2010) – Rookie driver Zach Germain has raced on a wide variety of tracks this season in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. This week, the series returns to the type of track that reminds Germain of his roots—Lee USA Speedway, a 3/8-mile short track.
"This weekend will definitely bring back fond memories of everyone at Columbus Motor Speedway. Lee USA Speedway is an old, short race track and from the photos I've seen, it reminds me of my hometrack," said Germain, the 25 year old from Columbus, OH.
Unlike when he first raced a short track, Germain is going into the Lee bullring with hundreds upon hundreds of laps of short track experience—much of it very fresh in his mind.
"The No. 24 team here at Germain Racing has been very busy since our last K&N Pro Series East race at Lime Rock. We have had the Germain.com Camry on track testing several times in the last couple weeks and we've logged a ton of laps. At Hickory last week we completed a 130-lap tire run which really taught me a lot about how my car will change throughout the race this Friday night at Lee," explained Germain.
Ever studious, the Miami University of Ohio graduate is excited about the latest 'professor' to lead his efforts with the No. 24 Germain.com Camry.
"From the beginning of this season, I knew that our main focus each time we fire up the Germain.com Camry was education. It was about me learning the race cars, the tracks, and how to communicate with the crew. Jaime ("JJ") Jones will call the shots for me this week at Lee USA and he's been a great asset to have on our team through our last couple test sessions. JJ has worked with young, rookie drivers in NASCAR and he has a great way of letting you learn your lessons on your own in the car," said Germain.
One such lesson Germain learned was that slower can be much faster.
"As we were working on older and older tires in our test sessions, I realized I needed to feather the throttle more to control the car. It turned out the lap times were much faster when I was running at 75 or 85 percent throttle. JJ was very excited to see me learn this 'on my own.' I'm looking forward to having him along with our No. 24 team this week at Lee," said Germain.
The Germain.com Camry races at Lee USA Speedway on Friday, July 30th, at 8:30 PM Eastern. The 125-lap race will be broadcast on SPEED on Thursday, August 5th at 6:00 PM Eastern.
Germain Racing is a championship-winning organization competing in all three of NASCAR's national series. The team adds the K&N Pro Series East No. 24 Germain.com Camry to its lineup this year, and may add K&N Pro Series West and late model races. Sponsorship and branding opportunities are available. Visit GermainRacing.com for more information.
When shopping for your new or used car or truck, head directly to Germain.com to find the perfect vehicle or visit your local Germain dealer in Ohio, Florida, or Arkansas. Follow Zach Germain or Germain Racing on Twitter @ZachGermain, @GermainRacing, or on the web, Germainracing.com or become a Facebook fan.


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In some initial reading, it seems that they have a propensity to beat themselves into not functioning and some won't maintain accuracy. Some people swear that they are junk but others swear that they are good guns.
I'm guessing that my grandpa's is functioning fine, he wouldn't drop a bum gun on me, so I'm not terribly worried about it, just more wondering how long I can expect it to be a useful gun.
When I get it, I'm going to take it to a local gunsmith and have him give it a good going-over just so I know where I stand with it.
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Growing up, life was hard and poverty-stricken, just me and Mama. Many times I did not understand how Mama would give so much away. During harvest time canning fruits and vegetables, we worked so hard to prepare them. I would often say, "Why do you give it away to other people?" She always replied, "The Lord is bountiful."
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|City scraps soccer fields as deadline nears
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
After months of debate and deliberation regarding the Great Outdoors Colorado grant for the Holyoke baseball field complex, Holyoke City Council members are close to finalizing their newest proposal that will be submitted Aug. 28.
During their Tuesday, Aug. 6 meeting, council members reviewed the results from the public survey about what improvements should be made to the baseball field complex.
While the idea of constructing soccer fields had been thrown around at previous meetings as a possible way to encourage recreation, with 80 percent of those taking the survey voting that there is no need to develop such fields, it was determined that soccer fields would be left off the grant request.
The council decided the grant request would include, in order of importance determined by the survey, the construction of two ADA restrooms, awnings for the bleachers, safer playground equipment, construction of ADA-compliant dugouts and an extension of the bike path located southeast of the ball park.
While the restrooms and awnings were deemed the most important by those who took the survey, council members discussed the importance of encouraging activity.
"Our downfall last time we submitted was the recreation side of it. Awnings and bathrooms do not encourage recreation, but the bike path does," City Superintendent Mark Brown said.
Council members then turned their focus to the percentage of the improvements they would be matching GOCO. At a 45 percent match, the City of Holyoke would be responsible for contributing roughly $96,000 of the estimated $213,329 total cost of the project.
Donations and gifts will cover nearly $38,000 of the $96,000 the city must pay.
City Clerk/Treasurer Kathy Olofson mentioned that the city's willingness to match at 45 percent should show GOCO that Holyoke is willing to cooperate and put money toward the project as well.
City moves forward with MEAN
Andrew Ross from the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska was on hand at last week's meeting to inform council members that Holyoke's contract is coming due at the end of September, an opportunistic time for the community to optimize the market, according to Ross.
Ross stated several times throughout his presentation that Holyoke had benefited greatly with some of the lowest electric rates in the region during their current contract. From 2003-2013, Holyoke was paying a 2 percent escalator each year through MEAN, which supplies half of the power to Holyoke, the other half coming from the Western Area Power Administration.
"Holyoke's rates have been very low—some of the lowest wholesale supply in the region, in the world, to be honest," Ross said.
Instead of another long-term plan, council members decided to opt for a five-year plan, as Ross said it will save the city quite a bit of money. The new plan will be a 6 percent escalator for five years.
"If you go 10 years, that's a 60 percent increase in the next 10 years," said Brown of the city's decision. "If you had a crystal ball and could tell me what the rates are going to do, you may be way behind the eight ball, you may be way ahead of the eight ball, but I am not willing to stick my neck out that far."
Issues at the library addressed
Jean Clayton attended the meeting on behalf of the library board to bring the council's attention to grounds maintenance issues at Heginbotham Library. The main concerns she had were that the sprinkler system currently does not hit all parts of the yard, forcing the librarian to manually water the dry spots, and that there is an overgrowth of weeds on the property.
Clayton stated that these issues occur almost every year and that she wishes the library would not be at the bottom of the priority list.
Council member Scott Murray stated that these issues could be eradicated with a phone call before the problems get out of hand. Clayton questioned why a phone call was necessary for the city to take care of property owned by the city.
Clayton and members of the board agreed that there has been a failure in communication between the two parties and that both sides will open up lines of communication and work together to solve potential issues.
Officials report
Brown reported that there have been three power outages since the last council meeting. The first one occurred Friday, July 19 on Phillips County Road 41 as the power to the cemetery well was lost due to a goose.
At L&L Ready Mix, power was lost on Monday, July 22, and the last one was Friday, July 26 in the 500 blocks of Coleman and Reynolds avenues due to a bad transformer that has since been replaced.
Brown also noted that the new siren for the fairgrounds has arrived and will be placed soon.
Preliminary plans for the mini park project on the southeast corner by the stoplight were explained by Brown. The new plan would remove the current gazebo and trees and replace with an overhang extending from the north side of Scheunemann's Department Store.
The sidewalk will be replaced, creating two gathering areas on each side of the raised portion of the concrete slab. Stone pillars will be put in place and steel fencing will be added under the overhang.
Police Chief Doug Bergstrom reported that between July 11-31 the Holyoke Police Department generated 91 calls for service, wrote four reports, gave out four citations and issued 16 warnings.
Other business
In other business Aug. 6, the council:
—accepted a letter of agreement from the Phillips County Clerk for the Nov. 5 coordinated election.
—appointed J.C. Peckham as CML Policy Committee representative.
—approved Mayor Orville Tonsing to sign the State Historical Fund contract for a $35,000 grant to do brick repair work on the Heginbotham Library building and fence.
—unanimously decided not to accept Waste Management's proposal for a city-wide recycling program.
Holyoke Enterprise August 15, 2013


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Despite persistent rumors within the internet wrestling community about it being true, nude photos of the extremely sexy Angelina Love have yet to surface online. That has led many to speculate that the rumors about the TNA Knockout are not true. With the rise of social media and thing spreading quicker than ever, it would be virtually impossible for naked photos of Angelina to remain hidden after all these years.
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WHERE: Charleston Light Opera Guild Theater, 411 Tennessee Ave.
WHEN: 6 p.m. Saturday
INFO: www.angelsperch.com or 646-281-4795 CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- J.T. Arbogast acknowledged that a certain amount of risk comes with billing an improv show as "family friendly," particularly if that show relies on audience participation.
The actor, comedian and filmmaker, who appears Saturday night at the Charleston Light Opera Guild Theater with the National Comedy Theatre troupe, said, "We have a really high energy improv show that's accessible to all ages. It's a lot of audience participation, both in terms of being used on stage as well as offering suggestions to get scenes started."
They try to avoid crossing the blue line when they can, but sure, it happens. People slip up. A comic can take a wrong turn and say something he shouldn't -- and sometimes someone in the audience brings the naughtiness.
"We have a certain set of rules we abide by," Arbogast said. "We have fouls we call if somebody says something off-color or inappropriate."
And there are punishments.
"We admonish them, lovingly," he said.
And they make them wear a paper bag over their head.
But it's all in good fun and not permanent.
Going blue isn't really what the National Comedy Theatre is about. Arbogast describes it more like a game involving comedic dexterity -- "Like Drew Carey and 'Who's Line is it Anyway?' without Drew Carey."
"We equate it to sports," he said, explaining the comedy the troupe is kind of competitive. "It's like this: if I'm on a basketball team and pushing the tempo of the game, running down the court with the ball, I want to know if I have a teammate coming up behind me that I can throw the ball back and he'll know it's coming."
That requires not just skill but trust, and going to potty mouth humor is usually a dead end. It slows things down and is hard to build on.
"It's more fun to stay away from below the belt humor because it [makes] us to be more creative, and ultimately, it's a better show because once you cross the blue line and go into the gutter, you can never really come back from that place."
Instead, he said, you end up wallowing in the filth for the rest of the night, and that's not really what any of them want to do, so they don't.
The National Comedy Theatre troupe is performing in Charleston Saturday as a benefit to raise funds for "Angel's Perch," an independent film about the effects of Alzheimer's disease written by Arbogast and shot in Pocahontas County. He said it is a film about issues that aren't uniquely West Virginian, but it definitely has a West Virginia heart.
"My family is originally from here. My grandparents helped turn the Cass Scenic Railroad in Pocahontas County into a state park after the mill shut down in 1960. My parents grew up there, met in high school and got married. Most of my extended family is still there."
Growing up, he said, his family spent a lot of summers and holidays visiting his grandparents, but then in 2004, the same year Arbogast helped start the New York City location of the National Comedy Theatre, his grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He and his family watched her struggle with the disease, and it was a difficult decision to make when finally, she couldn't take care of herself.
"She managed to stay in Cass until just six months before she passed away."
Based loosely on those experiences, he wrote a screenplay about a family having to make tough decisions when a loved one can no longer take care of his or herself. Arbogast laughed and said, "So it's not a comedy."
Instead of making light, he hopes the film, produced in partnership with the West Virginia Alzheimer's Association, will make a difference.
"I think we have an opportunity with 'Angel's Perch' to shine a positive light on West Virginia and tell a story we don't normally see," he said.
"We'd like to create a dialogue about a disease that effects so many. In rural areas like West Virginia, it's just so much harder on the families and caregivers. We want to help tell a story we think will be their story."
Arbogast hopes West Virginia will embrace the film when it comes out, whenever and wherever that is. "Angels' Perch" wrapped production at the end of September, and the producers are currently working on arranging distribution.
"Hopefully, soon," he added.
Until then, they'd like to trade a few laughs for a good cause and Arbogast promised laughs.
"As long as the audience comes in ready to have fun, we know we'll have a great show."
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A Virginia man was cited for causing a wreck that delayed traffic for about an hour Tuesday morning on U.S. 70 in Havelock.
No one was injured in the crash, which happened at 6:26 a.m. in front of the MacDonald Downs subdivision.
According to Havelock Police Chief G. Wayne Cyrus, the wreck happened at 6:26 a.m. in front of the MacDonald Downs subdivision.
Afton McKim, of Hamptonville, Va., driving a 2008 Mazda, was leaving the MacDonald Downs development when he pulled into the path of a westbound 2012 Dodge operated by Deborah Meyer, of Havelock, according to Havelock Police Chief G. Wayne Cyrus.
The collision occurred in the westbound lane of U.S. 70 but sent the Dodge across the highway into the eastbound lane of traffic, Cyrus said.
The crash, which happened during rush hour, backed up the eastbound lanes of U.S. 70 more than a mile near Carolina Pines.
McKim was cited for failing to yield the right of way, Cyrus said.
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Check out the gallery of photos below by WWOZ volunteer photographer Kichea S. Burt from this weekend's Congo Square New World Rhythm Festival in Armstrong Park.
Photos of Day 6 of our Spring Pledge Party:Kerry Grombacher and Kyoko McCrae.
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Photos of Day 4 of our Spring Pledge Party: Interactivo and Carnival Caravan.
New Orleans rockers the Revivalists cover the Bee Gee's "To Love Somebody", recored in the Jam in the Van vehicle at the High Sierra Music Festival in Quincy, California last July.
Photos of Day 4 of our Vernal Pledge Party: The New Orleans Swamp Donkeys Traditional Jazz Band, Papa Mali, Alvin Youngblood Hart, and the Martin Krusche Trio.
Photos of Day 3 of our Vernal Pledge Party: The Palmetto Bug Stompers, The Original Pinettes Brass Band, Erica Falls, Raphael Bas.
It was a glorious day!
Over 30 years ago I found myself at my first, no adult supervision Mardi Gras. My friend Anna turned on the radio as we got costumed and I stopped in my tracks. I couldn't believe that there was a station playing the music my father played (traditional Jazz). I was even more excited to discover that the DJs were all volunteers. Oh man, did I ever want to be in that number!
Fast forward 32 years. It was perhaps the coldest, wettest, nastiest Mardi Gras in history, but you couldn't keep me at home. I found myself sitting behind the microphone about to share my first Mardi Gras broadcast with the world. I was shaking. Could I really convey to the rest of the world how much Carnival and its music meant to me? I put forth the challenge to those not in New Orleans, "Don't let this be just another Tuesday!"
Before the first song was over, the phone started ringing and it was on! Listeners were calling to tell me what they were doing to celebrate Mardi Gras in their world. One lady was about to ice her king cake in Maine. One man brought donuts with sprinkles (closest he could get to a king cake in Nebraska) and coffee to work and had an early morning break room celebration for his employees while listening to WWOZ. Another listener went to work in costume in Seattle. Proving that to WWOZ listeners, it was not just another Tuesday.
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An Interview with SMCL's Tommy McMahon
Today we shine the spotlight on Tommy McMahon, who comes to us from San Jose, CA.
What Inspired You to Work in Libraries?
"I've always enjoyed customer service jobs that involve a lot of interaction with people. I worked as a library aide while I was in college and randomly stumbled upon a library clerk job at the library near my house. I quickly grew to love the work and think that it's a really good fit for me."
What Do You Do at SMCL and Where Can We Find You?
"I do a little bit of everything, from creating fliers to circulation to reference to storytimes. I recently spent some time working as a Youth Services Librarian at the Half Moon Bay and San Carlos libraries, but my permanent location is at the Millbrae Library."
(Note: Click here to see more Millbrae Library events, including Drop-In Crafts, T3 Gaming, and Paws for Tales.)
What Do You Like Most About Your Job?
"Even though some may think that this is a quiet, maybe even boring job, it's actually pretty exciting. You never know what is going to happen or who you'll end up talking to. I love interacting with patrons, young and old, and it's a great feeling being able to help them find what they need, whether it's information or entertainment. Libraries are amazing resources and I think people often forget how amazing they are. Good luck finding a store that will say, 'Sure, you can take that home. Just bring it back when you're done.'"
What Would You Tell People About Libraries That They Might Not Know?
"There are no dumb questions. Actually, the more questions, the better. We're here to help, so please don't hesitate to ask a question. There's a thrill in the hunt, so try to stump us and we'll do our best to help you find what you're looking for."
(NOTE: Exactly. Being asked to help is our job! So come in and make our day by putting us on some exciting hunt. You can even E-mail a Librarian if you'd like assistance online. And don't forget you can always call your local SMCL branch.)
What Are You an (Un)Official Expert On?
"Is it wrong to say 'everything'? Actually, I'm usually pretty good with pop culture references. I know more than my share of useless information."
What Are Your Hobbies?
"A few years ago I would have listed art, music, deejaying, reading about music, and watching tv. Now that I have a two year old and a newborn, I would say, 'Hobbies? What's that?'"
What Book, Movie, and Album Would You Take With You to a Deserted Island?
"Book: Where the Wild Things Are, to provide inspiration for the complete chaos I will invoke as king of my desert island.
DVD: I would take Curb Your Enthusiasm, preferably a future 'the Complete Series' box set with every episode. If I could only take one actual disc, then it would be disc 2 of the second season for the 'Judy Doll' episode or maybe disc 2 of the seventh season for the 'Bare Midriff' episode.
Album: De La Soul's De La Soul is Dead or maybe Wu-Tang Clan's Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).
A common phrase on the island would be, 'I can't believe we have electricity on this desert island' or, 'So glad I brought all of these batteries.'"
Who Is Your Favorite Fictional Character of All Time?
"Larry David, although partially non-fictional."
If You Could Have One Superpower, What Would It Be?
"The ability to tele-transport. That way I could avoid traffic and probably make a living amazing people with my abilities. I'd make some money in an honest, moral fashion (take that you invisibility bank robbers) and I'd be commended for my small carbon foot print."
What is Your Go-To Dessert?
"Figgy pudding. Just kidding, maybe warm pie with ice cream. Speaking of, can I be stranded on a dessert island instead of a desert island?"
In One Word, What Do Libraries Mean to You?
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MOUNDSVILLE - On Senior Night, the John Marshall boys' basketball team turned in its most explosive offensive output of the season.
Averaging 44 points a game entering Friday night's rematch against visiting Union Local, the Monarchs erupted with 28 points in the first quarter and breezed from there to a 78-57 victory.
It was victory No. 5 in 16 games for Coach Bill Storm's squad, which repeated an earlier triumph against the equally struggling Jets, now 6-13.
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John Marshall's Evan Magers (23) dribbles around the guard of Union Local's Collin Jones (13) during Friday's game.
Senior Guards Derek Och and Ryan Davis provided most of the scoring as they combined for 41 points. Och, with 10 points in the opening eight minutes and seven during the second quarter, cashed in on 9 of 13 bucket attempts on his way to 21 points. Davis (8 of 20) followed with 20 points.
Both drained three trifectas, while also finishing in double-figures for John Marshall was 6-foot-4 senior Cole Sobutka with 11 points. Other seniors honored prior to tipoff were the Monarchs' leading scorer this season, Evan Magers, along with R.J. Kibert, Dustin Whitfield and Mitchell Whorton.
''That is the way it used to feel around here," said the raspy-voiced Storm after the Monarchs torrid 34 of 54 shooting effort. ''I haven't quit coaching them as you can tell by my voice. We started out with intensity (Friday night) and did not have a four-point quarter, which we've done several times this year."
Union Local's hopes for a revenge victory suffered a huge blow early in the second quarter when three-year starter Jacob Bailey went to the floor hard and sustained a possible knee injury which saw him immediately taken to the hospital to be checked out.
''We were up 10 at the time their kid got hurt and he must show a lot of leadership because they really looked like they needed a leader after he went out," Storm added.
Bailey, the top returning starter from last season, had five points in the first quarter, including a 3-pointer from behind the top of the circle that gave the Jets their biggest lead at 6-2.
Sobutka, who began the John Marshall scoring with a transition layup after one of nine Union Local turnovers during the opening quarter, pulled the Monarchs back within two points on his stickback goal.
Och began his big night with a 3-pointer from the right wing, then stole the inbounds pass and laid the ball off the glass to put John Marshall in front to stay at 9-6. Bailey's two foul shots made it a 9-8 Jets' deficit but the Monarchs then scored the game's next 12 points to take command.
''I'm really proud of the way the seniors played," Storm continued. ''When you shoot the ball well, it covers up a lot of mistakes."
The Jets made their last big run at the outset of the second quarter, scoring seven quick points on Kaleb McDiffitt's goal, a conventional three-point play by Collin Jones and talented sophomore Gavin Porter's runner. Och's nice drive to the rim ended that UL run but a minute later the Jets were back within six points at 30-24 after baskets by Porter and Jones.
Och's 3-pointer sent the lead back out to 35-24 and by halftime, another spurt had John Marshall back on top 44-28,
Davis and Magers divided 10 points in the third quarter as the lead was extended to 60-36.
Porter, with 10 points in each half, led Union Local with 20 points, while Jones had 10 points and nine rebounds.
The Jets finished with 22 turnovers, six more than John Marshall's 16 lost possessions.


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Of course now I need teeshirt ideas. Here are the basic formats I'm considering:
Character shirts:
You just get a logo on the front, pocket style, and a picture of a character on the back, with as high quality as I am capable of rendering. Sure to get you asked "What's Umlaut House," but equally sure not to get you laughs.
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These are the hardest to compose, yet the best likely candidates. I've got one penciled with Volair, Jake, and Saundra that looks good, but the one I did with Rick added looks too sparce. Any effort I make to cram the characters closer together looks lame. Any sugguestions on composition would be greatly appreciated.
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Nine men were arrested by Perry police during a Sunday morning traffic stop on Interstate 75.
According to a news release, Cpl. Jeff Keenom stopped a passenger van for a window tint violation.
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that's right, it's official
He is coming across as a tool in my opinion! Totally scripted...but there is no surprise there!
I hope he quits and goes back to Asia/Africa.
He brings up all the kids he has helped and will continue to help within 3 minutes. What an absolute tool.
here comes the forced waterworks
God he's a robot.
Originally Posted by clone34
He brings up all the kids he has helped and will continue to help within 3 minutes. What an absolute tool.
My thoughts exactly!
hehe... this is funny
I think that this speech may have meant something, had it been given like 2 months ago
Where is his admission that he would be in a hotel room in Vegas banging a hot chick RIGHT NOW, if I had not gotten caught?
Originally Posted by st8
here comes the forced waterworks
It looked like he had been crying before he even came out...this would have been much better a few months ago.
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wait... people said he used PED's? like extenze?
i love how he is acting like the victim now
Well Tiger, they'd maybe leave your wife and kids alone if you wouldn't have gone into J.D. Salinger mode the past 2 months...
anyone else finding this just ******* hilarious?
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One of the stars of The Grandmaster, Taiwanese actor Chang Chen is definitely a movie star, in the best sense of the phrase. He's been casted in a number of films, including Wong Kar-wai's Happy Together, Three Times (for which he was nominated for the prestigious Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival), and the Ang Lee visual stunner, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
But besides being an incredible actor, we've come to notice that Chang Chen is one of those rare people that seems to be able look incredibly handsome pretty much all the time, during both the most exciting and banal of tasks.
What sorts of things, might you ask? Well, things like…
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Cyclone Women 3rd; Men 8th in Preseason Poll
AMES, Iowa – The United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association announced the preseason regional polls this afternoon. Both Iowa State men's and women's teams start the year ranked in the top 10.
The Cyclone women, three-time defending Midwest Regional champions, start the year ranked third, behind Minnesota (first) and Oklahoma State (second). The Cyclones will return key runners in Crystal Nelson, Samantha Bluske, Katy Moen and Colleen Riley, each of whom finished in the top-20 at last year's Big 12 championship meet. Incoming freshmen Erin Hooker of Fort Collins, Colo. and Bethanie Brown of Waterville, Maine will provide added depth and have an immediate impact on the team as the squad looks to capture its third consecutive conference title, a feat that only Texas Tech has accomplished among current Big 12 members.
Kansas State is the remaining program from the Big 12 named on the Midwest poll, ranking 13th.
Starting the 2013 season ranked eighth in the Midwest, the Iowa State men are coming off a fifth-place finish at the 2012 Big 12 Championships. Top returners Mohamed Hrezi and Alexander Dillenbeck both ran to top-30 finishes at the conference meet and look to improve even further. Brian Llamas, Edward Kemboi and Martin Coolidge have also stepped up over the summer showing strong leadership on the team. Jason Thomas of Des Moines, Iowa and Charlie Joslin-Allen of London, England will hope to contribute an added push for the Cyclones as true freshmen.
Other Big 12 schools ranked on the men's side of the Midwest Regional include Oklahoma State (first), Kansas (fifth), and Oklahoma (seventh).
For a complete list of rankings across all regions, click here.
The Cyclones will open the 2013 season Friday at the Bulldog 4K Classic.


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Mapping Out History
Though we typically post humorous stories, Merry recognizes that the stories librarians often value most are the success stories. Like all professionals, we revel in moments when we know, without a doubt, that we are not only in the right profession, but we are also great at what we do. This week's Story of the Week was sent in from one of our faithful readers who wanted to share an example of an interaction within the library that led to a patron's personal success outside of it. For those of you who have been working in libraries for a long time, we know you will have similar success stories to share! And for all our young and up-and-coming librarian readers, we wish you a future full of similarly rewarding interactions!
I worked in a geology library, and we often get genealogical patrons looking for old maps. In this case, a patron was looking for an old company or mill town in North Carolina, that was abandoned by 1910. One of his ancestors was buried there, and he wanted to find the grave.
We were able to find an old USGS map of the region from 1890s, that showed the town and the layout of the major buildings. However, when the patron got there, all he could see was a wide field with hip high brown grasses. All the wooden buildings had long ago turned into the dirt underneath. Although he had the map in his hand, he could not get his bearings of where the buildings were, or even find the streets.
As he was scratching his head in puzzlement, he noticed a bit of bright color. Walking over to it, he found a bright rose bush, alone in the field. However, looking more closely around, he saw other roses, and realized the wives of the mill workers had planted the rose bushes near their front doors, in order to bring some color to an otherwise dreary mill town. Almost a hundred years after the buildings built by men had collapsed into dust, the roses planted by the women were still blooming, and still bringing color to an otherwise featureless field.
Going between the rose bushes, the patron was able to get the first of the street directions straight in his head, and then could figure out from the map where the cemetery was, and still is.
Even more interestingly, he came back to the library, and told me of his successful adventure into the past.
Send us your stories of success, humor, horror, or all the above at firstname.lastname@example.com!
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - A hospital technician accused of causing a multi-state outbreak of hepatitis C last year is set to plead guilty in New Hampshire federal court in exchange for a prison term of 30 to 40 years.
A plea agreement filed Monday says the deal would allow David Kwiatkowski to avoid criminal charges in Kansas, Maryland and Georgia.
Kwiatkowski is accused of injecting himself with the painkiller fentanyl using stolen syringes, then replacing the drug with saline before the tainted syringes were used on patients.
The plea deal says dozens of patients were infected and hepatitis C genetically linked to Kwiatkowski's strain played a "contributing role" in one Kansas patient's death.
The agreement says the traveling cardiac technologist will plead guilty to seven counts each of tampering with a consumer product and obtaining controlled substances by fraud.
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Yep, happens every year! Elk are vocal pretty much year around, get those nursery groups together & they can really make some noise, cool ain't it! Watch carefully & you'll see the cows are bugling a ton too!
As I write this, I am listening to bulls screaming back and forth outside my door. I spent the last hour of daylight following a herd of about 60-80 cows, calves, and 5 or so bulls. I have never heard so much vocal activity. There was not a second that went by where the cows were not vividly vocal. Then of course i had to tote along my bugle and diaphragms and low and behold I got into a screaming match with all the bulls. Constantly back and forth. I have never seen this much activity this time of year, I am looking forward to getting ahead of the herd a little earlier tomorrow night and trying to get a better look at the bulls and hopefully much closer as I catch them heading to water and feed. Any of you out there seeing anything like this happening? I will try to get pictures and maybe a video tomorrow night, but I am absolutely amazed the amount of vocal activity. I have heard them in the evening and every morning as I walk to breakfast. It feels like fall already, now i have something to keep me entertained every night until fall comes knocking.
Yep, happens every year! Elk are vocal pretty much year around, get those nursery groups together & they can really make some noise, cool ain't it! Watch carefully & you'll see the cows are bugling a ton too!
Does the cow bugle really sound like a true bugle ?? Never heard them bugle. Would be cool to hear. Herd talk is always the best !!
thats awesome, I didn't know that, course I don't live in elk country
I was working on a trail near West Yellowstone in the late 90's in June and had a similar experience. Velvet bulls running around screaming their heads off.
Oh the great sounds of the rocky mountain elk!
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Yes, a cow bugle is a real sounding bugle & can fool you. They do not have the mature sound of a big ole 6 point but more like a raggie to spike bugle. Cows can make every sound a bull does & vice-versa. Cows will bugle for many reasons but mainly for herd control.
A couple of years ago, I was scouting in June for my elk hunt and heard a bull bugling his head off. I headed in that direction and low and behold it was a cow that was bugling. I had never heard of cows bugling until then, and when I read Elk Nuts Playlist book about it, I thought, good I'm not crazy.
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You know..I have been around elk since I was a kid. I have heard all sorts of sounds they make....and sometimes I still learn things. I have never heard of or seen a cow elk bugle. Makes cense that they would or could though. I have spent a lot of time "talking" if you will at nursery herds and wintering groups for fun. Its always a kick to hear them "talk" back. They are so curious sometimes about it too.
Sometimes I like hiding off to the side of the cows that have been calving and "cry" at them...they come running over to find the lost little one. I have been barked at, snorted at, short screamed at, and charged. (once by a mad moose mom too YIKES! ).
I love to try new things when practicing calling to see how they respond to sounds. I feel jealous now...I now have a goal to see if I can find me a bugling cow!!
Paul...any tips on how to instigate one to do so?
I hunt because......
I found this vid a while back. Does sound like she's trying to bugle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrW-OAn8VA4


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Aaron the Baron rallies to win Saturday's feature race by 2-1/4 lengths
AUBURN, Wash. (June 2, 2012) – Aaron the Baron appears to be an up and coming horse in the older horse handicap division at Emerald Downs.
The lightly raced 5-year-old gelding took another big step forward Saturday in the feature race at Emerald Downs, rallying for a 2-¼ length victory over Showme Yourfriends in the $20,000 allowance/optional claiming race for 3-year-olds and up.
Ridden by Leslie Mawing—his third straight win on the card—Aaron the Baron ran one mile in 1:35.07 and paid $3.40, $2.40 and $2.20. Doris Harwood is the trainer for owner Elttaes Stable (Ken Alhdeff).
Aaron the Baron advanced three deep on the last turn, swept past Amazing Legacy into the stretch, and then drew clear of Showme Yourfriends through the lane.
"He's got a monster stride and it's just a matter of me being a passenger and going along for the ride," Mawing said of the strapping gray gelding.
A California-bred by Tribunal-Silver Screen Girl, Aaron the Baron has compiled a 3-2-2 mark from 10 career starts with earnings of $45,229, including an $11,000 check for Saturday's triumph. Aaron the Baron also is 2-for-3 in routes and 1-1-1 in three starts at the meeting.
"He's kind of coming into his own this year," Harwood said of Aaron the Baron. "I'm really pleased with his training."
Showme Yourfriends, ridden by William Antongeorgi, finished second and paid $3 and $2.60. It was his first start since being claimed for $20,000 last month by owner Ray McCanna and trainer Tim McCanna.
Amazing Legacy, the early leader ridden by Gallyn Mitchell, held third place but was disqualified and placed fourth for fouling fourth-place finisher National in mid-stretch.
National was promoted from fourth to third place and paid $3.80 to show. El Gran Bebe and Step Aside Clyde completed the order of finish.
NOTES: The consistent 5-year-old mare Up Your Plan ($7.80) improved to 2-2-0 in four starts this season with a nose victory over Angel Unaware in the fifth race. The 5-year-old Washington-bred mare, owned and bred by Larry and Veralene Hillis and trained by Jose Navarro, benefited from a perfectly-timed ride by Juan Gutierrez while winning in :58.21 for five furlongs…Drawing Breath ($3) made it two straight for owners/breeders Dave Bowman and Bob Meeking with a three-length victory in the seventh race. Michael Pollowitz and Jeff Wilson claimed the 3-year-old filly for $4,000, and G.D. Khalsa is the new trainer…Juan Gutierrez rode two winners and leads Eliska Kubinova and Leonel Camacho-Flores by a 26-24 margin in the jockeys' standings…Mawing's three wins—his second three win day this season—moved him to sixth place with 20 wins…Nine different trainers saddled winners including Howard Belvoir and Tim McCanna, who rank first and second with 16 and 14 wins respectively…McCanna has had at least one winner on five straight cards…Live racing continues Sunday with a 10-race card at 2:15 p.m. Race 9 is the $50,000 Auburn Handicap for 3-year-old colts and geldings, with Nelson Family Racing's D'honorable One the 8-to-5 morning line favorite.


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|NHS nets $300 for Brittney Ferguson family
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke High School's Chapter of the National Honor Society hosted the 3rd Annual Dodge Ball Tournament Friday, April 17, attracting 16 teams. Clark's Leftovers defeated the HHS Football Coaches for the championship, and Team Savage (Holyoke FCA) won the Best Dressed award.
Held as a benefit, the event raised $600, which the Honor Society decided to donate to Brittney Ferguson and her family. NHS sponsor Angie Powell said this is considerably more than has been raised in the previous two years. Donations are still being accepted from those who could not participate or attend the tournament. They can send them to the high school, in care of Angie Powell and the NHS Dodge Ball Benefit. —Enterprise photos


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IRWINTON, Ga. (AP) -- A middle Georgia man has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole in a 2010 murder case.
A Wilkinson County Superior Court judge sentenced Zachary Allen Beck Thursday in the shooting death of 54-year-old Ronnie Rozier.
Authorities say Beck - who was addicted to painkillers - sometimes borrowed money from Rozier and shot the man five times when he refused to loan him $60 the night he was killed. Police say he stole $300 from the man's wallet and was arrested the next day in Savannah.
Officials say aside from the life sentence on the malice murder charge, Beck is also sentenced to 20 years for armed robbery.
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For the Zimbra 8.0.1 I have running off my personal Linode Ubuntu 12 LTS instance, I have disabled some services to pull to down to a total of 1.3GB used (and eats up half of the 512MB swap). I know there are docs on minimizing memory usage but those were written for previous versions. I wonder if anyone has any updated tweaks/tips on what to set for this particular major release. Use case is just for one very importan power user... me!
I've disabled:
* all POP
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* antispam
* antivirus
* spellchecker
* logger
Can I get it under 1GB? At one point I was about to do this for v6 so that I can cram my Confluence wiki onto the same instance.
I can spend some time tweaking the changes, but figure I can save some time by asking around. If needed I can puppetize the set of config changes and post them back if anyone would be interested.
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|Community survey results positive
|Written by Chris Lee
East Phillips County Hospital board members received and reviewed results from the community satisfaction survey conducted May 7-13 by Aspen Media.
Administrator John Ayoub ran through a power point showing the results at the Aug. 25 board meeting. Board members were pleased with what they saw. The survey is conducted every two years, and results saw an increase in numbers from the 2007 survey. Ayoub and board members agreed the numbers looked good.
The overall strength from the survey, according to Ayoub, was Melissa Memorial Hospital provides a caring and friendly atmosphere. Also, patient satisfaction improved according to the survey. He said the results showed residents felt the cost and lack of doctors was an area to improve upon.
Ayoub said most of the ratings improved and were positive, but there is always room for improvement.
Committee reports
Board members accepted the monitoring reports from both Ayoub and CFO Greg Was.
Erica Brady gave the quality committee report talking about the 5 Million Lives campaign and Boards on Board. The board discussed pressure ulcers and questioned Brady and Director of Nursing Claudia Powell on pressure ulcers seen within MMH.
Hospital board president Steve Young said Brenda Adams and Gary Krumm are new members of the foundation board. Ayoub nominated Linda Alberts to represent MMH on the board, and she was approved.
Ray Malleck suggested adding the eight goals the board came up with through strategic planning to next year's agendas. The idea is to see how things are progressing throughout the hospital in each quarter.
Administrator reports activity
Ayoub reported the hospital received an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau for the third year in a row. A letter from the state was also given to board members in response to a Level 4 trauma survey conducted on July 30. It was found Melissa Memorial Hospital had zero deficiencies and recommendations.
A contract has been signed with Casey Clark, a consultant pharmacist from Parker, Ayoub told the board.
TimeLine Recruiting of Missouri was hired in July of 2008 to help locate and hire a physician for the hospital. The company was chosen because of its money back guarantee, and since they were unable to help find a physician, Ayoub said the hospital will be refunded some of the fees. Dr. Danielle McClellan was hired through the hospital and not TimeLine.
A representative from COPIC, MMH's medical liability insurance carrier, visited the hospital to conduct a clinic assessment on Aug. 18. going over clinic policies and provider charts. Ayoub stated it was very beneficial for the hospital.
MMH hired Sandra Rafols of Illinois as a new physical therapy assistant. Ayoub said MMH has been looking for someone to fill the position for a number of months and is happy to see it finally filled.
Ayoub also mentioned he appreciated the turnout from MMH employees at Phillips County Relay for Life.
The next hospital board meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 22.


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Edward William Westwick was born on June 27, 1987 in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England. His father was a lecturer in business studies and his mother was an educational psychologist. He began acting at age six when his mother signed him up in a drama program. After finishing secondary school and uncertain about his future, Westwick attended The National Youth Theatre in London. His acting career started on the small screen, when, in 2006, he appeared on two of Britain's most popular medical melodramas; in "Doctors" (BBC, 2000- ), a series set in a busy Midlands practice following the lives of the patients and staff, and in "Casualty" (BBC, 1986- ), which was the longest running emergency medi... Continue Bio >>
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I don't remember if I posted this link before or not ; but there is a great reference guide in the making .. Right now there are online pictures of edible plants, berries and fungi listed for every province. It makes an interesting browse through the listings.
Here is the URL to the site: http://www.northernbushcraft.com/
Here is the URL to the site: http://www.northernbushcraft.com/
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Great info ..... everyone should plant some native species in their gardens.They don't need as much care and they are not prone to so many disease's.And they are great for attracting wildlife.
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When I was a little girl, my step-father showed me a few wild mushrooms we could eat. He carefully picked them, checking to make sure they were at the edible stage of their growth.
For instance, there is a beautiful looking hugh white mushroom called a "Puffball". My dad said we could only pick one if looks to be snow white with no browning or bruising. We ate many of those every Fall.
Yummy, especially when you slice it up like you do with bread, then toss some butter and garlic in a pan, a little salt and pepper then add the slices of mushroom. Fry until golden brown on each side. Mmmm, mm, good. Add a juicy steak and a salad... Delicious.
Shaggy Manes are good too when fried up the same way as the Puffball. I can remember my dad always reminding me that Shaggy Manes should have white gills. You can only eat shaggy manes when the gills are snow white. When the gills go black.....you are going to get sick. Trust me on this one....been there done that. Never again.
I only eat the white ones now. My dad warned me and I didn't listen. I learned my lesson the hard way.
We have some Morels growing on the back part of our property too. Lots of rotting wood back there. Apparently they are quite the delicacy in restaurants. I have a difficult time looking at one 'cause they are uuugly.
So I don't eat many of them.
Ever try dandelions in a salad?
Bitter but good !
Havest the leaves before the flowers come and before any animal pees on it.
That's what my dad told me!!!
Well, that's all I know about edible plants so thank you very much Dave, for the information. I really like learning about nature.
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A bantamweight bout between former WEC champ Brian Bowles (9-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC) and onetime title challenger Takeya Mizugaki (14-5-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) has been added to July's UFC 132 lineup.
UFC officials today announced the matchup. MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) confirmed the bout isn't signed but is in the process of being finalized.
UFC 132, which is the UFC's Independence Day-weekend show, takes place July 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
The night's main card, including a championship headliner between
bantamweight titleholder Dominick Cruz and Urijah Faber, airs live on
pay-per-view. It's not clear if Bowles vs. Mizugaki will be part of the
"Brian Bowles looks to regain the bantamweight championship title, but first he'll have to take on hard-hitting perennial top-10 contender Takeya Mizugaki at UFC 132," UFC president Dana White stated.
Bowles recently made his official UFC debut and scored a first-round submission victory over Damacio Page at UFC on Versus 3. As in the duo's first meeting at WEC 35, the former WEC titleholder defeated Page via guillotine choke, in the first round, and at the 3:30 mark.
It was Bowles' first fight since he lost his title to Dominick Cruz in early 2010. He won the belt from Miguel Torres in 2009.
Mizugaki also recently made his UFC debut and earned a split-decision victory over Reuben Duran at UFC on Versus 3. Like Bowles, the Japanese fighter also previously competed in the WEC, where he went 2-3 with a pair of "Fight of the Night" bonuses. Making his WEC debut in 2009, he was a late replacement and took then-champ Torres to a close decision, which he lost.
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Who will it be?
Well that was fast, I'm putting my name out there.
I say steal another guy like Herman from a non-BCS school.
Originally Posted by ianoconnor
I say steal another guy like Herman from a non-BCS school.
There won't be many left the way the Big East keeps adding schools.
As I said in the other thread, we should go after Todd Fitch, OC now at South Florida. Runs a spread, Florida recruiting, QB coach, history with ISU, everything we'd want in our new OC.
Iowa State became the Cyclones after they leveled Northwestern in 1895. As the Chicago Tribune (9/29/1895) noted:
'Struck by a Cyclone
It Comes from Iowa and Devastates Evanston Town'
First call is to this man
Houstonâs Kliff Kingsbury Named Offensive Coordinator Of The Year « CBS Houston
Gus Malzahn.
(I wish)
Here are the top college offenses right now...
2011 NCAA Division I-A College Football Team Statistics Leaders for Total - ESPN
Top total offenses from non-AQ schools this season (with overall ranking):
1) Houston
6) Nevada
7) Northern Illinois
8) Southern Mississippi
11) Toledo
12) Ohio
I hope a coach with a similar system as Herman. I really liked the jet tempo we had this year, it kept the d on their toes and was effective at quick stikes.
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Houstonâs Kliff Kingsbury Named Offensive Coordinator Of The Year « CBS Houston
I would also say the following should be on our list if we can't get Kliff:
Matt Canada (NIU)
Gerry Gdowski (Ohio)
Matt Campbell (Toledo)
All are Top 20 offenses, with spread attacks in lower conferences.
I think given Kingsbury's Big 12 background, there's a good chance we can steal him.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
Just a note, we'll have to get someone to coach QB's or else move someone else from the staff to QB. For example, you can't give the job to Loney sicne he was an O-line coach. We've already got Bliel for O-line.
Kliff Kingsbury would be a great replacement for coaching both the QBs and serving as OC (like Herman did).
Doesn't Nevada run the pistol? It seems like we have the personal to run that offense well.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The Southern Conference may be inching
toward expansion as it tries to replace schools that are leaving for other
The Roanoke (Va.) Times reported Tuesday that VMI men's basketball Duggar
Baucom told a Roanoke Valley Sports Club meeting of about 100 people Monday
night that his school re-entering the Southern Conference is almost a done
VMI was a SoCon member from 1924-2002 before departing for the Big South
SoCon officials recently visited the campuses of VMI and Atlantic Sun members
East Tennessee State and Mercer, and signs point toward the three schools being
accepted into the conference at its spring meeting May 28-31 in Hilton Head,
SoCon commissioner John Imarino has recommended the addition of the three
schools to his conference's presidents. The SoCon is losing the College of
Charleston to the Colonial Athletic Association later this year; Appalachian
State and Georgia Southern, both FCS powers, to the Sun Belt Conference next
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(Sports Network) - A pair of teams in desperate need of a win will meet
Tuesday evening in western New York, as the Buffalo Sabres host the Toronto
Maple Leafs at First Niagara Center.
The Sabres began the season with consecutive victories, but have lost three
straight and are coming off Sunday's setback against the previously winless
Washington Capitals.
Toronto, meanwhile, has lost its last two contests by a combined 12-6 margin,
dropping the Leafs' record to 2-3-0 on the season.
The Sabres were dealt a 3-2 loss by the Capitals in D.C., as Alex Ovechkin's
first goal of the season proved to be the game-winner for Washington.
Tyler Ennis and Marcus Foligno each lit the lamp for the Sabres, while Ryan
Miller gave up all three goals on 30 shots in the loss.
"We made a few adjustments tonight to our game, and compliment that with play-
making and goal-scoring that we saw early on and maybe we'd have a few more
(goals)," Miller said. "I'm not going to say we had a great game, but I saw
some things that we did a lot better."
Buffalo sniper Thomas Vanek missed Sunday's game with a muscle strain, but he
is expected to be back in the lineup on Tuesday. Vanek is leading the Sabres
with nine points (3 goals, 6 assists) in four games.
In other news, the Sabres have to make a decision soon on rookie forward
Mikhail Grigorenko's immediate future. Grigorenko, the 12th overall pick of
the 2012 draft, has played five games for Buffalo and if the 18-year-old
skates in one more NHL contest the first year of his entry-level contract will
begin, even if he is returned to his junior team, the Quebec Remparts.
Grigorenko has yet to score a point in five games with Buffalo this season.
Toronto yielded seven goals in a 7-4 loss to the New York Islanders on
Thursday and the Leafs didn't fare much better Saturday against the NHL's
other New York team. Marian Gaborik had two goals and two assists, and tallied
the go-ahead score in the third period, to lead the Rangers in a 5-2 win over
the Maple Leafs.
James van Riemsdyk and Mikhail Grabovski each had a goal for the Maple Leafs,
who have lost three of their last four. James Reimer gave up four goals on 41
"[Reimer] played his heart out there," said van Riemsdyk. "A couple of those
goals, [there was] not much he could have done."
Phil Kessel is still without a goal on the season and he went pointless for a
fourth straight game on Saturday. Kessel, who has two assists on the year, has
recorded 30 or more goals in each of his last four season and had a career-
best 37 tallies in 2011-12.
Tuesday's game is the second meeting this season between the Sabres and Leafs.
Buffalo posted a 2-1 win in Toronto on Jan. 21, giving the Sabres victories in
two straight, three of four and six of the last 10 meetings in this Northeast
Division series.
Toronto has lost three in a row and 10 of its last 11 games in Buffalo.
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Michael Bush had two touchdowns on the ground
and the Chicago Bears took a 28-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings in an NFC
North battle from Soldier Field.
Jay Cutler, who returned to play after sitting out last week's loss to San
Francisco with a concussion, was 23-for-31 with 188 yards, one touchdowns and
one interception for the Bears (8-3), who snapped a two-game skid to move a
half-game ahead of Green Bay for first place in the NFC North.
The Packers are in action on Sunday night in New York against the Giants.
Christian Ponder was 22-for-43 with 159 yards, one touchdown and one
interception for the Vikings (6-5), who were coming off their bye week and
lost for a third time in their past four games. Adrian Peterson carried the
ball 18 times for 108 yards in the loss.
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