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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Total domination.
That's the best way to describe St. Clairsville's 17-0 prep baseball triumph against Wheeling Central on Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Park.
One day after having their original season-opener at Union Local postponed, the Red Devils let out all their pent up energy, scoring in each inning, including nine times in the fourth.
Tack on a sensational pitching performance from Michael Jacob, and it all added up to an almost perfect day for the home team.
''We did a nice job,'' said Red Devils coach Tom Sliva, who moved to within nine victories of 300 for his career. ''I'm really happy with how everything turned out.''
Jacob, a junior, stymied the Maroon Knights (1-3). He struck out nine and walked none in four innings work. Ben Coleman tossed a scoreless fifth to close things out.
Central only had three baserunners. All told, four balls hit by the Maroon Knights made it out of the infield.
''I thought we did a good job defensively,'' Sliva said. ''They had a couple of opportunities early. I thought we did a good job of shutting them down.''
Already up 1-0, St. Clairsville earned a bit of a cushion by plating three more runs in the second.
With two outs and the bases loaded, Malik Gummer lined a shot toward first. The ball bounced off the glove and Central's first baseman and went into the outfield, allowing Daulton Freeman and Ryan Busby to score and Luke Slavik to head to second. Next, Jacob aided his own cause with an RBI single scoring Slavik making the score 4-0.
''We had some nice two-strike at-bats and some nice two-out at-bats,'' Sliva noted.
The Red Devils loaded the bases again in the third and knocked Maroon Knights starter Mario Peroni out in the process.
With Nate Bakaitis (who had two of Central's three hits) in relief, Slavik rapped a two-RBI double scoring Lewis Mitchell and Freeman making the score 6-0. Patrick Buchanan then reached on an error from his leadoff spot and Busby and Slavik scored increasing the lead to 8-0.
The Maroon Knights have struggled defensive in the early going this season, and that trend continued against St. Clairsville.
''Our kids just haven't learned how to play the games,'' a disappointed Wheeling Central head coach Jim Wodusky said. ''Errors and lacks in defense result in disasters and we're just not getting it.
''I can teach them how to do he stuff and if they don't take pride in doing it, I can't fix that. It's personal pride. They need to have a little pride in what they're doing.''
St. C. batted around in the deciding fourth and sent 14 batters to the plate. In the process, Sliva cleared his bench.
''I'm really happy with the team effort,'' he said. ''A lot of guys got in the game. A lot of guys contributed. Guys were talking in the dugout. I'm happy with that.''


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Monday, June 27, 2011
* Life-Sized Body Map Kid's Art Project
22 comments:
- Candace @Naturally Educational said...
MaryLea, I LOVE IT! I thought about doing the organs but thought it might be a bit much for the boy (almost 3)...although maybe not since he loves his "layers of the body" puzzle. I had started to brainstorm ways to do the organs--you came up with way better ones! I will definitely do this with the kids next year when the boy is a little bit older.
- June 27, 2011 at 5:46 PM
- Mama Mel said...
OMG! I think I'm gonna have to do this with my son! We recently went to a local museum, and they had a room in the shape of a giant stomach that the kids could go into, and it made all sorts of disgusting stomach noises (farts and burps, etc.), which he loved of course! Ever since then, he has been obsessed with all things relating to the stomach! My husband and I have leftover Anatomy/Physiology books from college, and he loves looking through them and learning all the different organs and what they do. :) This would be a great activity for him! Thanks for the idea!
- June 27, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- dannyscotland said...
The body maps are cool, but I got sidetracked reading your story about your husband's brain tumor and how you met. That is so beautiful and so meant to be it just made me cry. I am so glad he is doing well and that you found each other.
- June 27, 2011 at 8:46 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@dannyscotland --
Thank you!
He's a great guy, my best friend and partner in crime.
We feel very lucky and blessed to have each other and good health. Every day is a gift!
- June 27, 2011 at 8:55 PM
- Olives and Pickles said...
what a great job!!
you guys are amazing..
I am so glad you guys feel blessed with each other..Best regards
- June 28, 2011 at 12:04 AM
- Ticia said...
What an AWESOME guy! I love it!
- June 28, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Charlene said...
Hi MaryLea! I am sooooo glad I stumbled across your blog!! I LOVE IT!! I have been running a dayhome for the past 7 years so new ideas are always needed! Such great tutorials and ideas! Thank you! Thank you!!
- June 28, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Charlene -- Welcome! Please feel free to come back every Friday and link up any posts you have for a chance to win a weekly prize from our sponsors!
pink and green mama
- June 28, 2011 at 3:18 PM
- ♥ meninheira ♥ said...
oHHHHHHHH I love it, what a beautiful idea! (and love the activity in the ligh table too)
Hugs, thanks for sharing!
- June 28, 2011 at 6:12 PM
goodNESS this is cool! We have a big life size poster on our boy's door of the innards ;o) of a boy's body. We'll be doing this project fo'sho'.
- June 30, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Jackie H. said...
That is so cool. My dad was an anatomy teacher. He'd probably like to do this with the boys in a few years! I love the way you used a variety of textures and had your girls help you brainstorm those. Super cool.
- July 1, 2011 at 2:50 PM
- Deb Chitwood said...
Great post! What a wonderful activity ... I love your creative ideas for body parts! And the story about you and your husband was beautiful - so moving! Deb @ LivingMontessoriNow.com
- July 2, 2011 at 4:03 AM
- Christie - Childhood 101 said...
What a fantastic learning experience, I love it!
- July 4, 2011 at 3:03 AM
LOVE this idea! my kids are 3,5, and 7 and they are all facinated by the human body. We will definitely be doing this project! Where did you find such large sheets of paper??? Thanks!
- July 12, 2011 at 4:35 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@Crystal We use brown Contractor's paper, you can buy it at Walmart in the painting and tape area or at any home improvement store.
Pink and Green Mama
- July 12, 2011 at 5:34 PM
- Love and Lollipops said...
This is such a fantastic idea !!!
- October 7, 2011 at 8:21 AM
- Hodgepodgemom said...
Thank you so much for sharing this. Not only did this fit our human body homeschool studies, my kindergartener made her life sized body map as a science fair project. Her question How are sharks and humans alike? Different? and her accompanying project placed 1st in her age category and won the science fair overall! But most of all, we had such fun learning with this. Appreciate it. http://www.hodgepodge.me/2011/10/science-fair-and-art-show-results-kindergartener/
- October 25, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- paperandthepea said...
Love this idea! Can't wait to try it.
Paper and the Pea
- July 22, 2013 at 6:05 PM
- Cindy deRosier said...
I'm the Editorial Assistant for Fun Family Crafts and I wanted to let you know that we have featured your body map project! You can see it here:
If you have other kid-friendly crafts, we'd love it if you would submit them. If you would like to display a featured button on your site, you can grab one from the right side bar of your post above. Thanks for a wonderful project idea!
- August 19, 2013 at 12:26 PM
- sara said...
I love this! Thank you so much for the inspiration!
- September 19, 2013 at 5:40 PM
- Frances Garcia said...
Thank you so much for sharing. I teach 2nd grade and have been searching for something exciting and fun to do to teach this unit. Great lesson! I am certainly going to do this with my students.
- January 15, 2014 at 11:26 PM
- Blessings! said...
Hello. I must have come upon this post of yours several times and the time just wasn't right for our family. Here I am again and still love this craft you all did so I posted it on my blog and linked back to your post here. Just wanted to let you know. Sincerely, Mommy of two growing blessings & so much more!
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The Final (Con)Quest
The Royals opened their final road trip last night with a 6-2 victory over the Tigers. They are now one-game back from the Bengals as Trey Hillman's club continues to play well in September.
Hillman has said he wants to finish out of the cellar and the team is responding. They have shaved 7.5 games off their fifth-place deficit since August 31. How? Let's go Around the Horn…
David DeJesus placed the Royals on his back last night, collecting seven total bases and falling a homer shy of the cycle. In his seventh career four-hit effort, DeJesus scored twice and added his 73rd RBI of the season. He's hit in 13 straight, averaging .420 over his streak.
That has been an absolute key to the September surge. Timely hitting has carried the Royals with three separate players compiling hitting streaks of 10 or more games this month. Joining DeJesus is Jose Guillen who had a career-high 14 gamer from Sept. 4-17 and has hits in 17 of his last 19 games. The Royals also have found a regular second baseman in the wake of Mark Grudzielanek's season ending early with Alberto Callaspo, who has both looked solid turning the double play and is in the midst of a career-high 16-game hitting streak. Callaspo's streak is tied for the longest by any Royal this season. Guess who has the other 16-game hitting streak in 2008? Here's a hint, his initials are D.D. and he wears No. 9.
Thanks to these three, the Boys in Blue are delivering for their manager in a big way. They are 8-2 in their last 10 and 14-7 in September. They own the highest American League September batting average at .295, they are second to only Cleveland in the A.L. in wins this month and the pitching staff's 3.88 ERA is third with their .239 opponent's average second.
The Royals may have only three game left on FSN-Kansas City, but it turns out they have four more TV games. Saturday's game against the Minnesota Twins, who are 2.5 games behind the White Sox at the moment, has been moved to FOX. The Twins, who are home against Chicago now, may still be vying for their playoff lives.
Instead of a 6:10 start, the game will now begin at 2:55 with Gil Meche making his last start of the season. The change will mark the Royals second exposure to the FOX spotlight this summer. You may recall the blisteringly hot day in Kansas City on August 2, when the Royals played the White Sox on FOX.
In the first of two-straight 19-hit affairs, the Royals beat the Pale Hose, 9-7. The temperature at first pitch that day was 95, but the heat index soared to over 110. So don't miss it this Saturday, the Royals will get in on the playoff action again, playing the second game of a three-game season-ending series.
David DeJesus' four-hit effort last night is his third at Comerica, where he is hitting .357 in 36 career games…Gil Meche became the Royals first 13-game winner since Paul Byrd notched 17 wins in 2002…The team's 14 September wins are the most since 2000 (14-14) with a 15th victory being the best since 1987 (15-13).
Around the Horn would like to announce that due to the ongoing renovations at Kauffman Stadium, we had to vacate yesterday, leaving behind our old press box and working environment. The only thing left populating the offices where we once worked are construction workers who are busy tearing those offices apart. It was a sad day for all of us who were moving yesterday. That press box was the original, created in 1973. We just thought you, our loyal readers, would like to know what's up with us.
Reminders: The Royals Charities car auction on September 26. Vote for Mark Teahen for the Roberto Clemente Award and Buddy Blattner, Fred White and Ryan Lefebvre for the Ford C. Frick Award.
Today's lineup:
DeJesus CF
Aviles 2B
Guillen RF
Shealy 1B
Teahen LF
Butler DH
Gordon 3B
Olivo C
Pena SS
Greinke P
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Thanks for the Around The Horn blog.
It's been informative, with great pics and the line-ups before the games are always appreciated!
Thanks again and keep up the great work.


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How a Peace Corps Poster Boy Won My Heart and a Third World Adventure Changed My Life
In this laugh-out-loud funny memoir, a pampered city girl falls head over little black heels in love with a Peace Corps poster boy and follows him literally to the ends of the earth.
Eve Brown always thought she would join the Peace Corps someday, although she secretly worried about life without sushi, frothy coffee drinks, and air conditioning. But with college diploma in hand, it was time to put up or shut up. So with some ambivalence she arrives at the Peace Corps office sporting her best safari-chic attire to casually look into the steps one might take if one were to become a global humanitarian, a la Angelina Jolie.
But when Eve meets John, her dashing young Peace Corps recruiter, all her ambivalence flies out the window. She absolutely must join the Peace Corps - and win John's heart in the process. Off to Ecuador she goes and - after a year in the jungle - back to the States she runs, vowing to stay within easy reach of a decaf cappuccino for the rest of her days. But life had other plans. Just as she's getting reacquainted with the joys of toilet paper, John gets a job with CARE and Eve must decide if shes up for life in another third-world outpost. Before you can say, "pass the malaria prophylaxis," the couple heads off to Uganda, and the fun really begins--if one can call having rats in your toilet fun.
Fortunately, in Eve's case one certainly can, because to her, every experience is an adventure to be embraced, and these pages come alive with all of the alternatively poignant and uproarious details.
With wit and candor, First Comes Love, Then Comes Malaria chronicles Eve's misadventures as an aspiring do-gooder. Here is an honest and laugh-out-loud funny look at the search for love and purpose from a woman who finds both in the last place she expected.
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"One of the best memoirs I have ever read!"
This audiobook was hilarious, poignant and, at times, heartbreaking. I simply cannot rave enough about this wonderful memoir. Eve Brown-Waite is a woman who is honest, loving, compassionate, quirky and occassionally selfish. But you know what? That makes her human! The narration was wonderful-I felt no one, but Eileen Stevens, could have pulled off this memoir!
Buy this audiobook! It will make you literally laugh out loud wherever you are! (For example, I was in the grocery store at one particular time and couldn't help but hoot with laughter...which got several strange stares.)
"funny? don't think so"
I did not even finish the book. I didn't lol once. It was not what I expected. She tells a good story, but I had to force myself to keep listening. I finally gave up.
"Enjoyable and Fun"
Eve Brown Waite is hilarious! She starts her story out with altruism which quickly morphs into a very funny journey to Ecuador and Uganda. The beauty of the story is Eve's honesty and how brilliantly she finds the humor in some odd situations. Of course, along the way I came to care very deeply for the various characters she encounters.
"I Hear ya"
Well, the hype says "laugh out loud" funny. I didn't hear a peep from me. But, I sure did learn a thing or two about the peace core. All in all I can say I was not too impressed
"Honest, funny memoir"
I wasn't sure what to expect going into this book but I was pleasantly surprised.
Eve's tales are humorous, horrifying, humorous, sad, humorous, honest, humorous, and touching.
Over the span of years, Eve and John experienced some really sad and horrifying things but Eve's wit and humor helped balance them out. I laughed, cringed, and cried on numerous occasions.
I really enjoyed this book and would recommend it to nearly anyone!
And if I'm being perfectly honest, it gave me the desire to really see and experience the world... only I'm not going to eat guinea pig head so I'll probably stay right here in the good 'ol U.S. of A.
I loved the narration. There were so many unsual accents in this book and Eileen Stevens nailed them all (at least to my uncultured ears!). I especially loved her African accents.
"Title misses the spolit princess bit."
I found the narration of a high standard and it only this professional input that kept me listening to the end. The story was alarmingly honest - and did little to improve the image of Amercians abroad. The Peace Corp and such institutions have done great works around the world in the the past, but this sort of story undermines their contribution by focusing on the spoilt princesses and their ignorance about life outside New York state.
As an Australian travelling in the USA I have always been surprised at how ignorant of other states and countries many American's are. Unfortunately this ignorance is displayed - loudly and proudly - through out this book. She was in Africa at a critical time in its history and at no stage is there any insight into the politics, or ramifications of the politics on the local villagers. The constant complaining about lack of luxuries and decent coffee soon lost its appeal, and my frustration grew as I found the story more and more frivolous.
I found the book to be extremely disappointing - shallow and self absorbed.
Nothing I love more than a well-rounded character and intense plot.
"Couldn't finish it"
An idealistic self-proclaimed JAP goes out into the wilds of world to change the face of it and fight AIDS. Instead, she fails to finish her Peace Corp mission (completely understandable, under the circumstances), and heads off to Uganda where lies around and whines about not being able to do any good deeds because she lives in the middle of nowhere.
Eve does a good job of explaining the various issues that stood in the way of her accomplishing anything of weight in Uganda - the bureaucracy, the corruption, the poverty - but eventually I couldn't take any more of her whining. Especially about the smells of Uganda. Oh, and a baby.
I got 3/4 of the way through, it was compelling enough, but once the drought happened and she started getting into the Difficult Pregnancy section, I'd had enough.
"Terrific Book"
Having been around when Uganda first hit the news this book and its more current history was facinating.
The authors vivid retelling of her struggles with everyday life. It should make every person who has the luxuries of life, which we think of as necessities, grateful and learn that sometimes the basics are all we really need to be happy.
"Made me yearn for her sequel!"
I truly enjoyed this book. Eva Brown Waite made me feel as if I were part of her world - I laughed at some of her stories and got teary-eyed at others. She did a great job of describing life in remote areas of the world - and how people are people no matter where you go.
"unexpected adventure"
this delightful little story was definitely outside the commonplace. unexpected adventures in foreign countries with Peace Corps workers and volunteers gave insight into the real lives and difficulties of normal people in often difficult circumstances. it was a light and pleasant read and I will be looking for more of this author's books.
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It lives!Ok, so the whole "gonna get it together this weekend as an early christmas present to myself" thing kinda went out the window. But, put it all very carefully together (even learned how to check the gap on the piston rings). Put some MMO into the piston. Lots of kicking to try and move some oil into the brand new oil filter. LOTS of kicking.But hey hey, it started up second kick! And promptly filled my garage with smoke. Exhaust leak at the head and the usual "been sitting for several months" crap. Had to run it for a minute or 2 several times to get the oil up to the rockers (left the covers off so I could verify when it got there). Didn't want to let it get super hot, just wanted to hear it run.So as I said before, stock Mikcarb, stock slide, 127.5 main (richest needle setting), 25 pilot. Jedi Council....does this seem a good place to start for running in in Phoenix (1200 ish feet)? Gonna do something about the exhaust leak at the head. I think I might try beer can shims instead of silicone sealant. I read somewhere that Ace and others do this to good effect. And immediate riding is nice, rather than waiting overnight. Plus, when money is available, the header is going to Jet Hott anyways, so a few more removals are in my future.For running in....A handful of 10 minute hops around town. Right? Up to temp, the full cool down. Then keep the RPM's down (say 45 mph max) for what, 500-1000 miles? Or a full 2k? Change the oil often. Gonna do my 10 minute hops on whats in there, then change before the first slightly longer run.Any other words of advice for the break in?I promise a few photos tomorrow or the next day.Be safe all. Friends in the Northeast....stay safe from this big ol storm coming your way.
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ATLANTA -- A student was shot on the campus of Morehouse College Friday evening.
According to Morehouse Police, some students were involved in an argument over a basketball game, during which a student pulled a gun. The victim ran inside the athletic center where he was subsequently shot.
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Morehouse College released a statement on Friday evening, stating:
A Morehouse Student was injured during a shooting incident at Samuel A. Archer Hall on the Campus of Morehouse College.
Police say an argument started after a pick-up basketball game at the gym. Four shots were fired and a Morehouse student was hit in the forearm. He has been transported to Grady hospital in stable condition.
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text: Loaded: The drug-moving supersub Cocaine 30 March 11 by Jim Popkin This article was taken from the May 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.For decades, Colombian drug runners have pursued their trade with diabolical ingenuity, always staying a step ahead of authorities by coming up with one innovation after another. When false-panelled pickup trucks and tractor trailers began attracting suspicion at US checkpoints, the cartels and their Mexican partners built air-conditioned tunnels under the border. When border agents started rounding up too many human mules, one group of Colombian smugglers surgically implanted heroin into purebred puppies. But the drug runners' most persistently effective method has also been one of the crudest -- semi-submersible vessels that cruise or are towed just below the ocean's surface and can hold a tonne or more of cocaine.Assembled in secret shipyards along the Pacific coast, they've been dubbed drug subs by the press, but they're incapable of diving or manoeuvring like real submarines. In fact, they're often just cigarette boats (small, fast boats with narrow platforms and planing hulls) encased in wood and fibreglass that are scuttled after a single mission. Yet, despite their limitations, these semi-submersibles are notoriously difficult to track. US and Colombian officials estimate that the cartels have used them to ship hundreds of tonnes of cocaine from Colombia over the past five years alone.But several years ago, intelligence agencies began hearing that the cartels had made a technological breakthrough: they were constructing some kind of super-sub in the jungle. According to the persistent rumours, the phantom vessel was an honest-to-goodness, fully functioning submarine with vastly improved range -- nothing like the disposable water coffins the Colombians had been using since the 90s. US law enforcement officials began to think of it as a sort of Loch Ness monster, says one agent. "Never seen one before, never seized one before. But we knew it was out there."Finally, the Ecuadoreans had enough information to launch a fully fledged raid. On July 2, 2010, a search party -- including those three police helicopters, an armada of Ecuadorean navy patrol boats and 150 well-armed police and sailors -- scoured the coastline near the Colombian border. When a patrol boat happened on some abandoned barrels in a clearing off the Río Molina, the posse moved in to find an astillero, or jungle shipyard, complete with spacious workshops, kitchens and sleeping quarters for 40. The raid had clearly interrupted the work day -- rice pots from breakfast were still on the stove. And there was something else hastily abandoned in a narrow estuary: a 22.5 metre camouflaged submarine -- nearly twice as long as a bus -- with twin propellers and a 1.5-metre conning tower, beached on its side at low tide. "It was incredible to find a submarine like that," says rear admiral Carlos Albuja, who oversees Ecuadorean naval operations along the north-west coast. "I'm not sure who built it, but they knew what they were doing." Read page 2 123456 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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Monday, May 19, 2008
The return of More or Less
Betting on science, The Simpsons and how maths keeps aircraft apart — More or Less returns to BBC Radio 4 from 4.30pm on Mondays.
Among the stories featured in the latest series presented by Tim Harford will be the tax-free phenomenon of spread betting, how some scientists are making money by betting on their own theories being proven correct, and how air traffic scheduling relies on mathematics to function and bring aircraft safely into land.
Later in the series will be a round-table discussion featuring the Rt Hon Charles Clarke MP, Vince Cable MP and Fraser Nelson, political editor of The Spectator, about how numbers influence politics and policies and how they are often the most important part of the story. There will also be an exclusive interview with Al Jean, head writer and executive producer of The Simpsons and Harvard maths graduate, on his love of numbers and how to constantly get good numeracy jokes into the world's longest running sitcom.
See the More or Less website for more information.
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
From the complexity of the snowflake, to the London tube map and the spiralling Andromeda galaxy, imagery has always been a vitally important ingredient of science. Plus talks to John Barrow, professor of mathematics at Cambridge University and author of the new book Cosmic Imagery, about the images that have changed science, and how we have viewed science, over the centuries.
This podcast is also available in an enhanced version, which shows all the images mentioned in this podcast as you listen. You can view the enhanced podcast in your browser, or download the MP4 file to to your computer and for playing on your MP4 player (for example iPod).
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Walter Warwick Sawyer was a mathematician and author who made a major contribution to mathematical education. He recently passed away in Canada, aged 96. He was very much concerned with the practical applications of mathematics and considered that students taught mathematics without an appreciation of its application would have no more understanding of what they were learning than a machine. His love of mathematics is seen in the title of his first book, the highly acclaimed Mathematician's Delight, whose aim was to "dispel the fear of mathematics".Read more...
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Gresham College: New Gresham Professor of Geometry
Professor John Barrow FRS, the Director of the Millennium Mathematics Project and Professor of Mathematical Sciences at Cambridge University, has been appointed the new Gresham Professor of Geometry at Gresham College in London for 2008-2011. Founded in 1596, this is the oldest mathematics professorship in the UK and previous holders include Isaac Barrow, Robert Hooke, and Roger Penrose. John Barrow was Gresham Professor of Astronomy from 2003-7 and is the only person other than Laurence Rooke, in 1657, to hold Gresham chairs in two different subjects.
Read John's Outer space column in Plus.
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It is common belief among teachers and parents that when teaching mathematical concepts, the best way to illustrate them is with 'real-world' examples. However, researchers at Ohio State University's Center for Cognitive Science have found the exact opposite — that college students taught a new mathematical concept with real-world, concrete examples were less able to apply their knowledge to new situations than students taught with abstract symbols.Read more...
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Thursday, May 01, 2008
There are more grains of sand on Earth than there are stars in sky, or so the saying goes.
Mathematician Anne Fey, from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, is using sand-pile models as a novel approach to calculate probabilities in fields as diverse as studies of the Earth's crust, stock market fluctuations and the formation of traffic jams.Read more...
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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site at this 3-star property. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours is offered to guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers room service (during limited hours), a porter/bellhop, and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Computer station
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Number of floors - 3
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 73
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Satellite TV service
- Shower only
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 5 AM and 9 AM.
Restaurant Campanile - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Le Cafe - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 5 per pet, per night
- 1 per room (up to 10 kg)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 10 for adults and EUR 5.45 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 5 per person (one-way)
- Self parking fee: EUR 10 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
Hotel Name
- Campanile Mesnil Amelot
- Campanile Mesnil Amelot Hotel
- Campanile Mesnil Amelot Hotel Roissy
- Campanile Roissy Mesnil Amelot
- Campanile Roissy Le Mesnil Amelot Hotel Le Mesnil-Amelot
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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I use PRTG to monitor the status of my Zimbra installation by HTTP GET command every few minutes. This is causing the access log files to be approx 1MB/day.
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2013 AMSOIL/STREET RODDER Road Tour - Leg 5Written by on February 17, 2014 The Vintage Air Road Tour
They say everything is bigger in Texas and each year the Vintage Air Road Tour proves that statement is true. Rick Love from Vintage Air has developed quite a following with folks from the Lone Star State and beyond. Rick and Vintage Air owner Jack Chisenhall enjoy nothing more than hitting the trail with a group of fellow rodders and spending a week on the highway. This year Rick and Jack decided to go somewhere new and sights were set on Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and the Shades of the Past Street Rod Association's 31st Hot Rod Roundup. It was a popular decision as almost 60 vehicles were registered to take part in the tour.
The festivities got started on Saturday evening of Labor Day weekend at the traditional wienie roast and driver's get-together. Sales Manager George Packard gave everyone a look at what goes into the production of a Vintage Air product. Sunday morning we gathered back at the Vintage Air headquarters in San Antonio and headed north to Customs and Hot Rods of Andice, Texas. Texas is famous for its barbecue and hospitality and we got plenty of both at our stop in Andice.
It was then on to Waco, Texas, and the Dr. Pepper Museum. Dr. Pepper is the soda of choice for most southerners and we got an education on the history of this famous brand. Monday was Labor Day and we celebrated in the small Texas town of Ben Wheeler. This crossroads was on the verge of extinction until Brooks Gremmels and his wife, Rese, rode into town a few years ago, not on a horse but on a motorcycle and saved the day. The town is now filled with art galleries, craft shops, and is a music and cultural destination year round. From Ben Wheeler it was on to Shreveport, Louisiana, where we visited the Barksdale Global Power Museum and their amazing collection of American warplanes.
Tuesday we had a history lesson as we visited the Vicksburg National Military Park. This historic site was the location of one of the longest and hardest fought battles of the Civil War as both sides fought for control of the Mississippi River. The memorials in the park honor the soldiers who took part in this turning point of the war. Tuesday afternoon we headed east and arrived in Meridian, Mississippi, at Mike Goldman Customs just in time for dinner. The food was great and we got a chance to see the shop where Mike and Sherry Goldman and their crew have been turning out show-winning vehicles since 1990.
Wednesday morning we stopped in Alabaster, Alabama, for lunch at Tim and Cici Spencer's Buffalo Wild Wings. Lunch was courtesy of the Spencers and we passed the hat to raise money for the local Humane Society. It was a short drive to the Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum near Birmingham. We were all amazed at the size of the museum building itself and the number of vintage motorcycles on display. This is a place that any classic motorcycle enthusiast has to visit. Wednesday evening we were greeted by Angie and Alan Johnson at Johnson's Hot Rods. The folks at Johnson's had just returned from Bonneville Speed Week where they debuted a Studebaker-based land speed car that is as quick as it is beautiful. At dusk the crew at Johnson's pushed the Studebaker outside and fired it up to the delight of everyone in attendance.
Thursday morning we rolled on to Chattanooga, Tennessee. We were greeted at Coker Tire by Corky Coker. From Coker Tire it was a short walk across the street to Honest Charley Garage. Greg Cunningham and his team at Honest Charley were responsible for the construction of our fantastic 1951 Ford that led the Road Tour all summer. Greg walked us through the shop and talked about some of their current projects. Honest Charley Speed Shop is just around the corner and then it was back to Coker Tire for a look at their vintage car and motorcycle collection. We were treated to a great lunch before setting out on the three-hour drive to our final destination of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and the Shades of the Past SRA Hot Rod Roundup.
It was a fun two days at the Shades event. We had the AMSOIL/STREET RODDER tent set up in the middle of the participant parking area. The Hot Rod Roundup has become one of the premier events in the country. The high quality of vehicles in attendance, the size of the vendor area, and the treasures in the swap meet have all helped increase the popularity of this event every year. Saturday afternoon the Top 25 vehicles were on display and the Painless Performance Products STREET RODDER Top 100 was announced. The drawing for the Alloway Hot Rods–built roadster and the huge 50/50 drawing kept everyone's interest until late Saturday afternoon.
It was a fantastic week on the Vintage Air Road Tour. Rick Love announced that the 2014 Vintage Air Tour will be heading to the 50th edition of the L.A. Roadster's Father's Day Show and Swap Meet. Details about that and all of the other 2014 AMSOIL/STREET RODDER Road Tours can be found at streetrodder.com. That is also where you will find expanded coverage of the 2013 Vintage Air Road Tour.
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On Labor Day we visited Ben Wheeler, TX. This small town has become a center of arts, crafts, and music through the efforts and financial support of Brooks and Rese Gremmels.John Young (left) and Al Redmon worked hard to keep John's "Peaches and Cream" '55 Chevy shining all week. Their efforts won John the Golden Shine Award for the tour.On the evening before we headed toward Pigeon Forge we were able to get a look at the Vintage Air production facilities. They are proud to say that their products are made in America, and the Road Tourians thought that was very cool.Just outside Shreveport, LA, we visited the Barksdale Global Power Museum. Formerly known as the Eighth Air Force Museum, the grounds had some rare war birds on display.Mike and Sherry Goldman greeted us at Mike Goldman Customs in Meridian, MS. When we arrived the barbecue was ready and we all enjoyed good food, a look at their shop, and some great live music.Tim and Cici Spenser are rodders and they also own the Buffalo Wild Wings in Alabaster, AL, outside Birmingham. They treated us to lunch and we helped them raise $500 for the local Humane Society.One photograph cannot convey the size of the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham. The five-story structure contains over 1,000 motorcycles. There is also a 2.38-mile road race course on the 740-acre manicured grounds.Angie and Alan Johnson greeted us for dinner at Johnson's Hot Rods in Gadsden, AL. This lineup of cars in progress was just a few of the many projects in the works at their well-known shop.


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Budget Cuts Hurt Local CSADV Organization
(Le Mars) -- Officials with the Council for Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence are worried as to what will happen with victims as a result of funding cuts to the program. Margaret Sanders and Cathy Van Maanen met Tuesday with the Plymouth County Board of Supervisors. Sanders, the executive director with CSADV informed the supervisors that the state has now gone to six different regions with region one serving 20 counties within northwest Iowa. Sanders believes victims will now have fewer options.
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Sanders says Region One, or northwest Iowa will try to serve the needs of the victims by dividing up between urban needs and rural needs, with Plymouth County falling into the urban needs area. Sanders says her agency has already felt the sting of budget cuts with employee lay-offs and more may be anticipated.
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Board chairman, Jim Henrich, summed up the thoughts of each board member, when he said, "Twenty counties is a big area for a quick response."
School Board Learn About District's Computer Network
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Community School Board heard a report during last evening's meeting regarding the computer and technical aspects of the school district. Bruce Ludwig told the school board that the district owns 858 computers with 28 servers, which equates to a ratio of 2.44 students per computer. He says Le Mars is much better than the national average which is about 4.3 to 5 students per computer. Ludwig says many of the district's computers have come second hand from Wells Enterprises, which has saved the district several thousands of dollars. Ludwig told the board of education about a message board system using Premier Communications' Channel 76.
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Murdered Sioux City Woman Now Identified
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - Authorities have released the name of a 27-year-old woman who was killed when gunfire erupted during a Sioux City neighborhood dispute.
She was identified as Karla Gonzalez, who was visiting friends in the area.
Police say witnesses reported that several people were stabbed when the fight started early Saturday morning, and then gunshots rang out.
Thirty-three-year-old Fernando Jaimes-Martinez has been charged with first-degree murder. He remains in Woodbury County jail, pending bail of $1 million. Jaimes-Martinez also faces felony charges of intimidation with a dangerous weapon and of willful injury. Online court records don't list the name of his attorney.
The names of the people who were stabbed have not been released.
Anderson-Erickson Workers On Strike
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - About 300 workers at Anderson Erickson Dairy in Des Moines are striking after the workers represented by the local Teamsters Union voted not to accept the company's latest
contract offer.
The Des Moines Register reports (http://dmreg.co/ULRimt ) the strike began early Monday morning after workers rejected the proposal the night before.
Mike Klootwyk, the vice president of Teamsters Union Local 120, says the contract would have required workers to accept a pay freeze and to pay significantly more for health care insurance.
Several dozen picketers with "On Strike" signs are walking around the dairy's building on the city's east side.
The previous four-year contract expired in March and the last negotiating sessions were held last month.
Klootwyk says the union remains willing to talk.
Jarrod Otta, Plant Manager of Dean Foods in Le Mars says the local milk processor was asked to fill part of the void left to customers around the Des Moines area as a result of the strike. Otta says Dean Foods had to supply milk to some schools that were under contract with Anderson-Erickson, but without milk.
University of Iowa Fraternity House To Close
(Iowa City) -- A University of Iowa fraternity is being closed following allegations of hazing. The national headquarters says cited the Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter for hazing and said it failed "to comply with our standard, guidelines, and policies."
The university administration says it is investigating the allegations and supports the action taken by Sigma Alpha's national leadership. Around 90 members of the UI chapter have been expelled from the fraternity. They have ten days to move out of the frat house. The president of the UI chapter, Mike Weaver, declined to comment.
ACLU Suing Des Moines School Board
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit seeking records related to a closed Des Moines school board meeting called to discuss the resignation of the superintendent who was caught sending sexually explicit e-mails.
The ACLU's Iowa chapter filed the lawsuit Monday on behalf of former board member Graham Gillette, who has been seeking an audio recording and other records related to the board's May 10 meeting.
The school board met in closed session for 80 minutes before publicly accepting the resignation of Superintendent Nancy Sebring, who had exchanged sexually explicit emails with a lover using the
district's computers.
The lawsuit says the meeting should have been open, and the records should be public. After the meeting, the board president told reporters that Sebring had resigned for personal reasons.
Iowa Could Save Money By Overhauling Benefits
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A new report says Iowa could save nearly $116.3 million a year if it overhauled state worker benefits.
The Des Moines Register says (http://dmreg.co/SjFKpJ ) the report by consultant Aon, released Monday, suggests that Iowa change its benefits along the lines of businesses and other states selected for comparison.
The report conclusions include a suggestion that 29,000 state employees pay higher deductibles and 20 percent of their health care premiums.
State employee union leader Danny Homan says comparison states and businesses were purposely selective and the data skewed to benefit Gov. Terry Branstad's administration just before union
contract negotiations begin.
Branstad spokesman Tim Albrecht says the study is not a bargaining ploy.
Bridge To Be Dedicated To Honor Troopers
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) - State legislators and police officers will gather to dedicate another bridge in honor of a trooper who died in the line of duty.
A Cedar River Bridge on Interstate 380/Highway 20 will be dedicated Wednesday to honor trooper Charles Whitney.
Whitney died June 16, 1985, when he was hit by a vehicle whose driver had fallen asleep. The 55-year-old Whitney was handing a driver a ticket when he was struck.
He had served with the Iowa State Patrol for 24 years.
The ceremony will be at the state patrol district 9 office in Cedar Falls.
The dedication is part of a statewide effort to honor the 10 troopers who died while serving the state during the patrol's 77-year history.
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Growing up, it was always a tradition in my family to have Chinese food take out on New Year's Eve. My parents would take us to a movie after...then we would try our best to stay awake for the ball drop! This is a stir fry you can make from scratch--- and it's easy and amazing!
Hollie's New Year's Eve Steak Stir Fry
2 medium onions, chopped
1 tablespoon minced garlic
3 carrots, cut into "mini-sticks"
1 cup of peas (I just used frozen)
1 pound strip steak...cut into bite size strips
extra virgin olive oil
soy sauce--- about 1/4 cup (or more
cornstarch....roughly a tablespoon
2 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon ground ginger
salt, pepper to taste
In a large skillet or wok coated with oil, saute steak on medium heat until cooked through...season with salt and pepper and a few dashes of soy sauce. Add garlic and onion. Continue sauting until fragrant. Add carrots and peas and saute another 5 minutes. You want the carrots to be crunchy.
In a separate powl, whisk together soy sauce, corn starch, ginger and sugar. Pour over stir fry. The sauce will thicken up pretty fast. If the sauce gets too thick for you, thin it out with a little beef stock until you reach your desired consistency.
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|JV and C girls fall to Wray
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Holyoke's JV and C girls' basketball teams suffered losses to Wray Tuesday, Dec. 2. The JV game ended in a 15-point loss (21-36), while the C team lost by 32 (23-55). The girls hope to regain momentum as they continue into the season and learn more about each other and coming together as a team.
Holyoke JV 21, Wray 36
Both teams were tied at the end of the first quarter of the JV game, but by halftime Holyoke trailed by seven. Throughout the remainder of the game Holyoke just could not keep up with Wray's offensive plays, and lost, 21-36.
Leading scorer for Holyoke was Mallory Bennett with 11, followed by Shelby Beavers four and Patricia Adams, Heather Duester and Kaylee Groshans with two apiece.
Holyoke C 23, Wray 55
Wray's C team dominated throughout their 55-23 win.
Leading offensive player for Holyoke was Laura Gerk with 12 points, including three three-pointers. Adding four was Patricia Adams (four for four in free throws), followed by KrisAnna Ham with three, Emily Bradley (two for two in free throws) and Ella Stewart two.


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Jarrod batted a combined .299 this year with 24 stolen bases in 71 minor league games.
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Procris Pierced by Cephalus' Javelin, c. 1520/1522
overall: 144.1 x 123.2 cm (56 3/4 x 48 1/2 in.)
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Commissioned c. 1522 by Gerolamo Rabia for either the Casa Rabia, Milan, or his country house, La Pelucca, near Monza.[1] Michele Cavaleri, Milan; sold 1873 to Enrico (Henri) Cernuschi [1821-1896], Paris and Menton, until at least 1895.[2] (Charles Sedelmeyer, Paris), by 1897.[3] Rodolphe Kann [d. 1905], Paris, by 1900;[4] his estate; sold 1907 to (Duveen Brothers, Inc., London, New York, and Paris); sold 1942 to the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, New York;[5] gift 1943 to NGA.
[1] See the discussion in Fern Rusk Shapley, Catalogue of the Italian Paintings, 2 vols., Washington, D.C., 1979: 1:285-288. If the frescoes were in the Casa Rabia, on the Piazza San Sepolcro in Milan, the house passed out of the family about 1530, but the paintings remained in place since they were not removed until about 1800. Among the subsequent owners of the house were the Palletta and Silva families.
[2] The ownership of the frescoes by Cavaleri and Cernuschi, as well as other information about the provenance is discussed in detail by Luca Beltrami, Luini, materiale de studio, Milan, 1911: 188-198. Cavaleri was a Milanese lawyer who began collecting around 1845 and from 1870 on opened to the public what by then had come to be called the Cavaleri Museum. The owner hoped that the collection would be purchased by the city of Milan, but when negotiations fell through, he sold the entire collection to Cernuschi on 13 April 1873 (see Alessandra Mottola Molfino, "Collezionismo e mercato artistico a Milano," in Zenale e Leonardo. Tradizione e rinnovamento della pittura lombarda, Milan, 1982: 247-248). Cernuschi was a Milanese emigrant to France, and as he otherwise collected mainly objects of Asian Art (see Caroline Gyss-Vermande, "Cernuschi, Henri," in Dictionary of Art, 34 vols., New York, 1996: 6:345), it is likely he obtained his Italian paintings from the Cavaleri collection.
[3] Charles Sedelmeyer, [catalogue], Paris, 1897: nos. 52-60.
[4] Gemälde-Sammlung des Herrn Rudolf Kann in Paris. 100 Photogravuren mit Text von Wilhelm Bode, Vienna, 1900.
[5] Fern Rusk Shapley, Paintings from the Samuel H. Kress Collection: Italian Schools, XV-XVI Century, London, 1968: 141-142.
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- Cavaleri, Michele
- Cernuschi, Enrico
- Duveen Brothers, Inc.
- Kann, Rodolphe
- Kress Foundation, Samuel H. (Kress number K1318)
- Palletta
- Sedelmeyer, Charles
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London 2012 - China's Ye Shiwen easily wins gold in the women's 400m Individual Medley and smashes the previous world record.
London 2012 - Hannah Miley, who won silver at last year's World Championships, was unable to reach the podium for Britain in the 400m individual medley.
London 2012 - Ye Shiwen of China wins the women's 400m Individual Medley and celebrates with a teammate. Not only did Ye smash the world record, she also swam her last 50m faster than the men's I.M. champion, Ryan Lochte, swam his final lap.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA 9) -- Authorities say that in January a big rockslide near towpath mile 155 in the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park occurred downstream of the Paw Paw Tunnel. Due to the threat of another rockslide, the towpath area just downstream of the east portal of the Tunnel will stay closed until it can be cleared and the rest of the rock is stabilized, say park officials.
If you need to go around the area, park officials suggest using the Tunnel Hill Trail -- a dirt trail accessible at either end of the Paw Paw Tunnel. Officials warn that bicyclists should be cautious and get off bikes while on Tunnel Hill Trail because it is narrow and steep in some places. Officials say the additional travel time on this route is approximately 45 minutes.
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In the past 3 days, did you or any household member over 15 years of age engage in any of the following activities with (name): If yes, ask: who engaged in this activity with the child - the mother, the child's father or another adult member of the household (including the caretaker/respondent)? Read books or look at picture books with (name)?
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After this weekend, I realized I always order the same drink at the bar. I wanted to know what is your go-to bar drink of choice?
Bloody Marys are my all time favorite drink, but some times it just doesn't make sense to order one at the bar.
Whiskey/diet is my go-to if I'm not drinking beer or a bloody mary.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
Beer wise it's Coor Lt or Angry Orchard with a shot a fireball. Whiskey-Coke with grenadine on top, or long islands, with a splash of lime juice are my two other drinks.
Ice cold beer.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Beer, but for mixed drinks I go with a whiskey and coke.
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Draft beer and/or neat bourbon.
Tanqueray & tonic or a martini, gin not vodka.
Busch Light or Crown and water with a splash of lime
Originally Posted by aauummm
Yep, he'll do it-he's a born winner. I'm guessing that it will be in the next 5-7 years.
If not beer, whiskey sour.
Draft Beer or Bloody Mary's
Draft beer, otherwise gin and tonic.
Hendricks and tonic has been my go to lately.
Although a good single malt is tough to say no to
bud light bottle
Captain and Coke
Originally Posted by Agclone91
If not beer, whiskey sour.
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