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Rank and organization: Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Born: 1832, Ireland. Accredited
to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Second award.
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board the U.S.S. Brooklyn during action against rebel forts and gunboats
and with the ram Tennessee, in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite severe
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Inspired by this video, I plunged into a little project, having stopped drawing cities by hand more than five years ago.
It's a typical fantasy town, with a castle, guilds, a mages academy,... I'll try to colorize it in PS, and describe it further.
C&C welcome !
it'd be interesting to see what you could do with clone-stamping aerial terrain around the town. i like the blue-print feel of your map.
What do you mean ? Effect of wind on the grass ? Or something else ?
I really like the structure and layout of this city. I think that the basic color palette is also good. But I am not digging the river texture. You may want to use a blur tool to show the flow of the water. Either put a lighter layer if the river is shallow, or a darker one if it is a deep river, on top of the river and then blur it in the natural direction the water is flowing. If it is a slow deep river then make this less dramatic and lower the opacity a bit.
Also, consider using a single color for all the roads and negative space surrounding city blocks.
I also like the felt-like texture of the whole map. Good job.
Thanks for your advice ! I'll try it next time I'm taking a cartographic session.
Nice job so far. I think that with some colour effects the grass will look better. The one thing I can say I actually didn't like is the water blue color, in my opinion you should try another one, of course if you like it just pretend I never said that
Thanks for the input. If I'm sufficiently awake this morning, I'll try it during my coach commuting !
Worked a little on the grassland and the river.
Still pondering about the streets. I intended to make a visible difference between the old city, richer with paved streets, and the new districts poorer with muddy streets. I'll think about the pros and cons of keeping the idea or making all the streets the same.


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For almost a year now I have followed WIPs on this forum, watching the inspirational work of truly amazing artists and cartographers, pondering over all the stunning worlds that exist within the border of this forum. Cartography and world building have always been the purest form for me to express creativity, a life-long curiosity and love. From the bottom of my heart I can honestly say, there is simply nothing like it.
A few weeks ago I decided to make a account, but haven't had the time to introduce myself proper. However, having some extra time to spare I figured what better way to introduce myself then with a WIP thread of my own!
In the past I have done a few simple maps, mostly land outlining some borders and heraldry. Though with this map, I want to broaden my limits and perhaps learn a thing or two by drawing a colored map with mountains, forests, rivers and all the goodies I can conjure! The project will be called, "The Gold Coast", a regional map over a landscape ruled by Greed and Blood, due to the rich mineral founding's within the mountains and rivers near the coast. To kick it of I have drawn a simple draft over the coastlines. Enjoy!
That's a fantastic start; very convincing mountains. Have some rep for jumping right in with a map!
Those mountains look amazing. Great work!
I attempted coloring a test mountain and it came out fine. However, It's not really the style I want so will have to put some work into fixing it. Right now it's to me more "cartoonish" approach, while I'm hoping to achieve a more rustic, antique style. A more shifting color scheme should probably solve that.
The idea is to have forests climbing the lower mountainsides, on some part even draping them in green mantle. Perhaps even some mountain rivers and waterfalls if I dare.
No shadow
Some surrounding grassland and a half-assed attempt at a touch of green within the ravine and the mountainsides
God those look stunning. Hate to harp on about it but you have some talent for mountains
Personally I prefer the half-shaded "no shadow" ones, on the whole, when I look at maps. When you shade the entire mountain, when you zoom out and look at the map as a whole they tend to just come across as blotchy smears rather than anything concrete. To each their own though.
Thanks a bunch
I agree, the first one does look the best out of the three. It's more "Clean". Though, seeing as the map will be a covered alot with grasslands, I will have to find some solution how to seperate the green ground from the mountains
Very cool! I dig it.
The only thing that popped into my mind is "how big is the landmass he's showing?" ... because for me, i was under the impression that this is continental scale...and if that is the case (i could be totally wrong of course, but that was my first impression anyway), the mountains are out of scale aka too big.
Maybe you could add a scale-bar to the map?
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Wow, great mountains! I remember how I struggled with mountains, in fact, I still am. Very inspirational!
Thanks a lot for the feedback!
Here comes another update of the map, with what I think is all the mountains I want (more or less). However, seeing them all there, I realize that some of them are enormous! Especially the ones around the upper left corner
To answer your question, the map is supposed to be a regional map, far from anything continental. Can't say any figures because I actually haven't thought about it. So thanks! I will consider it more, and perhaps add a scale bar to make it clear.
Furthermore I have a question for any Cartographer here that know the answer and wants to help out. When drawing coastal waters, what style is the best when it comes to a regional map like this one? Does any of these quick-drawn examples work? Thanks in advance


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Thank you Mr. Sir ;D
lovely way to decorate a bear!!! you're good Kris!!
thank you Allan :D
Sooo funky! great work!
thank you my Dear!! :D
awesome as always :)
thank you Borg :D
woot! awesome!
thank you amigo Kyle :D
good stuff! keep it up!
thank you Alphabinocular :D
thank you Talins i love your pics :D
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LOve him Kris!
:D thank you dear Gwenola :)
another wonderful piece Kris really cute colorful bear :)
enamorado de este oso quiero comprartela en camiseta avisame cuando la tengas en linea con Bake que esta muy guay :)
nice one!!!
Thank you Robert you have amazing artwork love the new one :D
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senior alvarez que sorpresa verlo por aqui jajajaja venga tio gracias :D
hehe estuve de viaje un poco! I´m back! salud genia!
jaja en hora bueno que bueno verte aqui salud :D
Bear Hug!! Great composition Kris!
AWWW!!! thank you Matt!! :D
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verdad que guapura el :D gracias Hugo !
thank you Vale, and Sofia :D
so sweet. i love!!!!
yes i still love him :D
great design + i love his pose... x
great design + i love his pose... x
isn't he cute!! sweety ^^ blessed them
great piece....
adore your work. great design!
he is really cute, are you going to sell this in t- shirts? i am interested to buy you one :)
OMG! i adore him!!! so cute
Hi James The t-shirts will be selling in Bake yourself, i can put a link to you or if if you have email i can send you the link where they going to sell mr bear :) , thank you Lawrence, Beartrick, and Kelly :D
bah. i love everything you've got on here.
Fantastic work Kris!
thank you suzy, tareco and J medbury apreciate :D
Fantastic Kris!
That is really beautiful. You really nail the composition everytime, it's never too busy or lacking in visual interest. ;)
i love this style of work, i could sit and stare at each component for ages!
thank you Fimbis, Paper Tigres and Tom, :D
wow so cute!!!
Oh, I am so in love with your style!
you're so talented
thank you all of you appreciate a lot! :D
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You not wearing orange effects me in this way:
1. I can see where you're at, so I am less likely to walk in between you and an animal.
2. I can see where you're at so when I raise my rifle to shoot at an elk and I see your orange jacket behind the elk I stop and don't shoot.
3. I can see where you're at so I don't blow your stalk.
4. I can see where you're at so when I see you lying down on your belly with a broken leg it helps me to notice you might need help.
5. I can see where you're at so when you are archery hunting during rifle season and standing behind your painted carboard "extreme" cutout of an elk I don't kill it, and you.
You get to come home safe to your family, and I get to not spend my life wishing you would have worn orange.
You're right. The guy with the bow will be in a stand. I won't be.
My point was I know how to get close.
Boy are we miles apart on this orange thing.
1) There are many more times I do NOT want to be seen by others than times I do. I MAY NOT WANT YOU TO SEE WHERE I"M AT!
2) Wearing orange is by no means a guarantee of safety, you still need to know you have a safe backstop, the person in orange can be screened by grass, brush, etc.
3) Not everyone out and about are mandated to wear orange, like nonhunters, guides, ranchers looking for cows, hikers, etc, so you better be alert for people not in a neon suit at all times.
4) As a believer in freedom and personal responsibility, I would go to the dirt for your right to make up your own mind when and where to wear orange and when not to. If heaven forbid I shot you in an accident, or if by someone else, I would feel just as bad for your family as you would for mine, but I would not blame you for what you were wearing, orange or not, nor would I attempt to mandate how you dress.
5) If you hide behind a decoy during rifle season, it's possible you are too stupid to live anyway, and it would be a good way to cleanse the gene pool.
Orange works, it's not rocket science.
If you wear a full length orange coat or orange shirt, you will be seen.
If you wear a tattered scrawny orange hat or beat up orange vest, and somehow make it through the day without getting a ticket, you might not come home.
You can be the guy wearing a coffin, I'll wear orange.
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Rondo has never really been the "BEST player" on the Cs. He is likely the most athletically skilled, flamboyant, and most likely to author a highlight, or to build the most impressive idividual stats, but certainly was not the "BEST player" on the team.
Fact is, we lost a guard who held the ball far too long in the offensive sets. He kept the rock out of those natural scorers' hands for far too many precious seconds of nearly each and every possession. If we are gonna lose a player this year, then certainly let it be a guard. We have plenty of those who will now shoot better than they have thus far this season simply as a product of being able to stay engaged and focussed instead of waiting for the "leader" to toss the ball to them with less than 5-seconds on the shot clock.
Paul Pierce has been almost disinterested, if not declared done. He will now return to who we all remember in that the offense will return to what he is most comfortable with, it will run through PP again. This R9R event will prove just how off track Danny and Doc got with giving an instable leader the keys to the kingdom. See, in the end, the TEAM takes on the personality of its leader. Hence we have been an undisciplined, streaky, unemotional, inconsistant team...just like RR is despite his crazy skills. I'd rather have a proven leader and winner...Welcome back Paul, we've missed you, Captain! Now, lets do what you do.....WIN!!!


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To some people, it�s a sure sign spring has arrived when the daffodils start showing their yellowy heads, or when fat, sassy robins begin parading across the lawn, prospecting for earthworms while keeping a wary eye on the world around them. To others, particularly saltwater anglers, it�s when the word begins circulating that sea mullet are being caught on the ocean piers and in the surf along our barrier island beaches. The appearance of those popular panfish is proof that the long, dark days of winter are giving way to spring and the promise of warmth and easy living that come with it.
Sea mullet can actually be caught throughout the winter in this part of the country but they are a hit-and-miss quarry during the coldest months and few anglers are willing to brave the elements to fish for them. Around the time of the Spring Equinox, though, they begin to congregate in growing numbers in the shallow water off our beaches, preparing to move offshore where they will spawn. The schools tend to vary in size but provide fairly consistent sport from mid-March to early May most years, depending on the water temperature and weather conditions.
It�s not unusual during their spring run to have sea mullet caught two-at-a-time off the piers, in the surf and in protected inshore waters like the Morehead City Port turning basin. Good catches have been reported in recent weeks at ocean piers on Bogue Banks and Topsail Island, as well as at various places along those island�s beaches. According to Paul Myer at Freeman�s Bait and Tackle in Atlantic Beach, some good surf fishing spots are in the Salter Path/Indian Beach area and around the Ft. Macon rock jetty on the east end of the island. He suggested going to a prospective stretch of beach at low tide to locate deeper water on the inside of longshore bars and then returning to fish both sides of the high tide.
The sea mullet that fishermen catch in the central part of our state�s coast are most likely southern kingfish (M. americanus). There are actually two other sub-species, northern kingfish and Gulf kingfish, that are nearly indistinguishable. The fish are usually called �whiting� in states to the north of us and �kingfish� in South Carolina. To anglers in this region, though, they are �sea mullet� � silvery fish with an indistinct dusky pattern on their sides that gradually gives way to a yellowish back. They are long and narrow, with low-set mouths like red drum and croakers. That is logical since sea mullet are related to those fish as well as spots, gray trout and spotted sea (speckled) trout.
Sea mullet are truly pan-size, usually weighing 10 to 14 ounces. A big one might weigh a pound and any that tips the scale more than that is �bragging size.� A one-pound fish will be approximately 12 inches long and about two to three years old. The North Carolina record for sea mullet was set by a 3.5 pound specimen taken on the Bogue Inlet Pier in 1971.
Page 2 of 2 - Sea mullet tend to make up for their lack of size with other attributes. One is their fighting ability. Ounce-for-ounce, they put up as stout a battle as any fish that swims. Anglers are often surprised to find that a fish they thought was a �good-size� trout or bluefish is actually a ten-inch sea mullet. Such a fish can give a good account of himself when hooked on light-to-medium weight spinning gear in shallow water. Most fishermen use standard (two-hook) bottom rigs with number 2 to 4/0 hooks and enough weight to hold the bottom. Circle hooks work great for sea mullet if you can find them in those small sizes.
The best bait for sea mullet is whatever they happen to be hitting at the moment. That list might include squid, bloodworms, shrimp, sand fleas (mole crabs) and small pieces of cut bait. Most anglers will tell you, though, that fresh shrimp will catch more mullet than anything else. They will also tell you the fresher the shrimp the better. Blood worms are probably second on the list of preferred baits and some fishermen have reported good catches on Fish Bite imitation bloodworms.
Wherever they�re caught, on whatever bait, sea mullet are a prize catch any time of year. Their firm, white flesh (thus the name �whiting�) is delicious pan fried, broiled with a little butter on it, or fixed in any seafood recipe you have. It�s a sweet, chunky fish � not oily � that has a minimum of bones and freezes well for later use. On a platter, surrounded by cole slaw and hush puppies, sea mullet have few peers.
They�re also a sure sign that spring has sprung on the coast.
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RESTON, Va. (WUSA) - Documents obtained by WUSA9 indicate the wallaby at the center of an animal cruelty investigation at the Reston Zoo was not the only animal mistreated.
A USDA February 2012 inspection report identified euthanasia, frostbite, and an injured spider monkey left in pain as major problems.
The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service report cited the Reston Zoo with six violations, including cages that exposed a spider monkey to such cold temperatures the "hands and feet of the animal became frostbitten."
Inspectors also cited the zoo for improperly treating the spider monkey's "superficial cuts on his hands and feet," indicated the "veterinarian was not contacted" and "the pain the animal received from its injury was not relieved promptly."
Inspectors also cited the Reston Zoo in connection with the wallaby euthanasia.
The same euthanasia led to the arrest in Fairfax County of zoo director Meghan Mogensen on Friday.
The report indicates the wallaby had "severe face and head injury."
Again, inspectors cited the zoo because the attending veterinarian was not contacted.
The report indicates an "anesthetic overdose of xylazine was used to euthanize" the wallaby.
Click here to see a WUSA9 report that the animal may have been put to death by drowning.
According to a 2011 USDA inspection, the Reston Zoo had significant health issues including eye and skin irritations, lameness, diarrhea, and stillbirths.
During the inspection, the zoo was cited for not having a veterinary program in place to prevent disease and injury.
WUSA9 reported on Saturday that Animal Control Officers arrested the 26-year-old Reston Zoo director after a five-month-long investigation.
According to Fairfax County Police, Meghan Mogensen of Silver Spring was charged with animal cruelty and possession of a controlled substance after supposed improper treatment of a sick wallaby, and the improper use of euthanasia drugs.
After following up on the death of an adult wallaby at the Reston Zoo located at 1228 Hunter Mill Road, Fairfax County Police started an investigation dealing with Mogensen's alleged improper treatment of injured animals.
As of Monday night, the zoo had not responded to a request for comment about the USDA inspections.
This story was updated to correct the date of the USDA inspection documenting the spider monkey frostbite and wallaby euthanasia inspection report.


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Casa de Mayorazgo
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La Botica de Vejer
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The 'Caliph's Garden' comprises of a patio with a barbecue and a stylish glass-fronted dining room with a vaulted ceiling. The extensive à la carte menu extols the virtues and flavours of Moroccan and Lebanese cuisine, as well as offering a choice of..
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Senator wants investigation at Calif. nuke plant
Boxer's letter adds new weight to a longstanding - and unresolved - question at San Onofre. Did Edison modify the generators so extensively before they were installed that the company should have sought an amendment to its operating license, a process that can take months or even years?
Edison has long argued such an amendment was unnecessary. However, environmentalists and other critics of the nuclear power industry have claimed the company deceived the NRC about the extent of the changes and want the agency to find the company acted improperly.
Those alterations included adding 400 tubes to each generator, compared to the originals, and installing V-shaped supports that were intended to minimize tube wear and vibration. According to company documents, each of the replacement generators weighed nearly 24 tons more than the original generators.
Engineers for Edison and Mitsubishi, writing last year in a trade magazine, said they needed to design generators that would require only minor modifications within the rest of the plant, but also meet a federal test to qualify as "in-kind," or essentially identical, replacements, which would allow them to be installed without prior approval from federal regulators.
Boxer said the report documented that Edison and Mitsubishi rejected some safety modifications, apparently because they believed they could force the company to seek a lengthy license amendment. It also indicates the decision to reject additional safety modifications contributed to the faulty design, she said.
Boxer's office did not release the report.
The generators, which resemble massive steel fire hydrants, control heat in the reactors and operate something like a car radiator. At San Onofre, each one stands 65 feet high, weighs 1.3 million pounds, with 9,727 U-shaped tubes inside, each three-quarters of an inch in diameter.
Overall, NRC records show investigators found wear from friction and vibration in 15,000 places, in varying degrees, in 3,401 tubes inside the plant's four generators, two in each reactor.
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Northeastern Junior College in Sterling recently released its honor roll list for the 2012 fall semester and reported 198 full-time students were given high academic achievement recognition, including 85 students who made the President's List by earning a 4.0 grade point average.
Kaylee Groshans, Janna Smith and Loraine Speicher of Holyoke made the President's List.
Students on the Vice President's List with a 3.75-3.99 grade point average included Christa Durbin of Holyoke and Karol Gaskill of Amherst.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Dallas Mavericks go for a home-and-home sweep of the
New Orleans Pelicans when the two clubs clash Saturday night at American
Airlines Center.
The Mavericks took Friday's matchup from the Pelicans, 107-90, thanks to a
team-high 24 points from Dirk Nowitzki. Monta Ellis scored 23 points and Vince
Carter netted 14 for Dallas, which has won two of three games and led by a
74-51 score in the third quarter.
"We did a great job. We have been really inconsistent with that this year, but
tonight I think it was extremely important on the road. Hopefully we can
duplicate it again tomorrow," said Carter.
Dallas led by double digits the entire second half and scored 25 points off 18
New Orleans turnovers. The Mavs made 52.6 percent of their shots and sank a
season-high 14-of-28 3-pointers. They have shot 50 percent or better three
times in the last five games.
The Mavs hope forward Shawn Marion can shake off a shoulder issue and compete
Saturday versus the Pelicans. Marion has missed two straight games.
Dallas is 12-6 at home and will also host Orlando.
Meanwhile, the Pelicans are mired in a four-game losing streak and were led by
Eric Gordon's 27 points on Friday night. Anthony Davis chipped in 21 points,
13 rebounds and five blocks, while Austin Rivers scored 12 points.
"They got whatever they wanted on the offensive end. Dirk, Monta, Vince,
(Jose) Calderon, all of those guys could just do whatever they wanted on any
play, as if they were just going through a script," said Rivers.
The Pelicans shot 45 percent for the game and lost forward Tyreke Evans to a
sore ankle. Evans is questionable Saturday.
Prior to Friday's game, it was learned New Orleans guard Jrue Holiday will
miss some time with a stress fracture in his right tibia.
The Pelicans are 6-13 away from the Big Easy this season and have lost five
straight and eight of the last 10 matchups with Dallas. New Orleans hasn't
played too well in Big D recently, losing seven of eight and 20 of its last 22
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2 cups flour
1/4 cup sugar
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Cut butter into flour and sugar, press into 9X13" pan.
Bake for 10 minutes.
Evenly cover crust with 5 cups chopped rhubarb
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Mix: Filling
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7 Tblsp. flour
2 cup sugar
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Have you ever heard of certification harassment? Me neither, until I read Smith v. City of Niles [pdf] last week.
According to Leddrew Smith, from 2002 to 2009, the city of Niles, Michigan, asked him to provide six separate medical certifications for his 2001 back injury. Those repeated requests, per Smith, exceeded the Family and Medical Leave Act's limits, and therefore interfered with his right to medical leave.
Here is what the 6th Circuit said about Smith's claim:
He is right about one thing: An unreasonable demand for recertification may interfere with FMLA rights. He is wrong about another: The City's requests all fit comfortably within the regulatory boundaries.
The FMLA has a maze of regulations that define when an employer can ask for a recertification of a serious health condition. Critical to this case is the rule that permits an employer to require a recertification any time that the "circumstances described by the previous certification have changed significantly."
In this case, the court relied upon Smith's changed circumstances to conclude that the city had not harassed him with its recertification requests.
- In one instance, Smith took six days of medical leave, instead of the two days estimated in his prior certification. Per the 6th Circuit, "If an employee desires more time off than described in the prior certification, the employer may require updated information from a physician. That is all that happened."
- In another instance, Smith sought to change his work restrictions to accommodate a new physical limitation. Per the 6th Circuit, "The City responded with a request for recertification because the new limitations were not listed on the previous certification. That is the epitome of a reasonable recertification request."
In other words, following the rules does not equate to harassment. Now if we can all just figure out those annoying rules…
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The Royals host Texas tonight at 7:10. Kansas City made the following roster moves on Thursday:
- Right-handed pitcher Greg Holland was recalled from Triple-A Omaha. Holland was 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA and two saves in 13 games for the Storm Chasers. He posted 27 K's in 21.2 IP while limiting opponents to a .176 batting average.
- Right-handed pitcher Robinson Tejeda was activated from the 15-day D.L. (right shoulder inflammation). Tejeda made five rehab appearances with Omaha, allowing one unearned run in 6.0 innings.
- Outfielder Jarrod Dyson was optioned to Omaha. The speedy Dyson was used primarily as a pinch-runner, getting just 24 at bats, but stealing nine bases during his stint with KC.
- Pitcher Jeremy Jeffress was also optioned to Omaha. The right-handed reliever was 1-1 with a 4.70 ERA in 14 outings with Kansas City.
Here's the lineup:
(Gordon – LF), (Cabrera – CF), (Hosmer – 1B), (Francoeur – RF), (Butler – DH), (Betemit – 3B), (Aviles – 2B), (Treanor – C), (Escobar – SS), (Hochevar – P)
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Pretty cool to see Alex leading off, he does know how to get on base. Hopefully the guys behind him can knock him in!


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Okay Andy Murray. Now that you're a gay icon and all, I guess I can ask: what's up with the cute boys you're hanging with at Queen's Club (no pun intended, I swear)?
Oh, and speaking of gay icon...you may not want to hang out in this pose too long:
Just something to keep in mind...
(images via andymurray.com)
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
PHOTO OP: Murray has hot friends - who wudda thunk it?
Labels: Andy Murray, photo op, Queen's Club, tennis
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Haha! Oh Andy.ReplyDelete
- Isa (belgium)June 12, 2008 at 1:29 AM
i hope the two studs are not gay. would be a loss for us women ;-)ReplyDelete
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Jimmy Webb Wins La Sportiva Legends Only 2013 Comp
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[The La Sportiva Legends Only is a redpoint competition, consisting of four problems that each competitor previewed for three hours 24 hours prior to the event.]
To say Jimmy's win was sensational would be both true and not.
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In 2011, Adam Ondra won, in 2012 he was last.
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KC Close Up: Jeremy Jeffress
Today we continue our "KC Close Up" series with right-handed reliever Jeremy Jeffress. The hard-throwing 23-year old is looking to make his first Opening Day roster in 2011.
Jeremy is from South Boston, Va., which has a population of about 8,500 and is north of Durham, N.C. on U.S. 501. Jeffress is not the first KC player to be born in the small Virginia town – former Royal Michael Tucker was also born in South Boston.
Jeremy was acquired in the December trade that sent Zack Greinke and Yuniesky Betancourt to Milwaukee. Jeffress has an "exploding" fastball that has been clocked above 100 MPH! Watch Jeremy pitch on this Twitter video (and turn up the sound!): http://twitvid.com/VHS5M
Jeffress made his Major League debut on September 1, 2010, pitching a scoreless inning against the Reds. Jeffress compiled a 2.70 ERA in 10 appearances for the Brewers. After the season, he pitched for the Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League, where he was a teammate of several Kansas City's top prospects. Jeffress struck out 14 batters in 11.2 innings for Surprise and pitched in the AFL's Rising Stars Game.
Let's learn a little more from Jeremy, who is already considered a clubhouse favorite.
ATH: Besides baseball, what is your favorite sport?
Jeffress: Basketball
ATH: If you weren't playing baseball, what occupation would you have?
Jeffress: SWAT team leader
ATH: Who was your favorite player while growing up?
ATH: What's your favorite food?
Jeffress: Chicken
ATH: What's your favorite TV show?
Jeffress: The Jamie Foxx Show
ATH: Besides family members, name one person who has influenced your career:
Jeffress: Too many to name and I'd worry about leaving someone out.
Thanks to Jeremy for participating in our "KC Close Up"! Check back on Friday for our next player profile!
Photo credit – Chris Carlson – AP
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'Leadership by Turban' author worked for Rubio, Gingrich, Boehner, Jesse Jackson Jr.
The self-styled political guru accused in a plot to funnel money illegally into San Diego election campaigns has worked for more than 160 politicians and groups across the nation, charging them $1.8 million.
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DeVore's U.S. Senate bid used one of Singh's companies — ElectionMall — to place banner ads on websites such as the Drudge Report. By doing so, his campaign was able to raise millions of dollars using very little seed money.
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"On one hand it would be extremely disappointing for me to find out that he did something willfully illegal, but it would be sad to find out if he was just swept into something by providing the service," DeVore said. "I spent a little bit of time with him and recommended him to other people as well. He was one of these classic American success stories. He seemed to really love the country and the ability to have freedom of worship. It all seemed to me to be very genuine."
Singh is the son of immigrants who grew up in Chicago. As a teenager he attended a military academy in Aurora, Ill., where he was not allowed to wear his Sikh turban during military drills, according to his website — which features a cartoon version of Singh in a turban.
The controversy eventually led to federal legislation signed by President Ronald Reagan that allowed him to graduate with his turban, his site says.
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Singh ran in 1997 for a spot in the Illinois legislature in a district west of Chicago and blamed his loss in part on his refusal to remove his turban during the campaign, according to Asian Outlook Magazine.


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Introducing our new garden columnist, John PorterJohn Porter is the new garden writer for the Sunday Gazette-Mail.He is the West Virginia University Extension Service agriculture and natural resources agent in Kanawha County.He has worked extensively to help establish community gardens and is the coordinator for the Kanawha County Master Gardener program.Porter received a botany degree from Marshall University and a master's in horticultural sciences from WVU.Another benefit to pacing yourself could be avoiding common pest problems. Many pest insects have a specific window of activity, so later planting can help to avoid these problems. For example, planting squash and cucumbers late could mean missing the window of activity for squash bugs or squash vine borers -- both a nuisance to many gardeners. Planting early in cool soils can also limit plant growth or germination. Slow germination could be fatal to seedlings if you are seeding directly into the garden. Avoiding cool, wet springs could also limit fungal diseases for both vegetables and ornamentals.John Porter is the WVU Extension Service agent for agriculture and natural resources in Kanawha County. He may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 304-720-9573. Follow him on Twitter, @WVUgardenguru.


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Corn's 1932 Ford Deuce Roadster RoasterWritten by on June 18, 2004 The Kid's Topless Texas Cousin
A Deuce roadster is a Deuce roadster is a Deuce roadster, right? Maybe, but it's amazing how hot rodders continue to reinvent and reinterpret Ford's venerable two-seat, open-air design. It's not just the variety of build styles--high tech, low tech, retro rod, and so forth--but the notion that each Deuce owner instills a bit of his own personality in his car.
What about pro-built cars, though? You can argue that one highboy Deuce roadster from So-Cal Speed Shop is just like the next. Most are built with So-Cal's signature step-boxed frame; many use steel Brookville bodies; all have a classic look that's easy to spot. The distinctions are in the details--and there are a lot of details. Deuce guys know what we're talking about. Others, well, maybe they just don't get it.
Larry Corn knows the Deuce dilemma well, that of wanting a hot rod with a time-honored design and also of wanting to stand out in a crowd. He shared his concerns with Pete Chapouris and Mick Jenkins when he commissioned So-Cal Speed Shop to craft his highboy roadster. Together, they hatched a plan to meet both those goals and put So-Cal's Pelle Forsberg in charge of seeing the vision through to fruition.
The car's fundamentals are certainly tried and true. It sits on a So-Cal chassis assembled with a dropped beam axle, hairpins, and a Currie 9-inch rearend. Halibrand knock-offs adorn each corner. The Brookville body retains essentially stock dimensions and wears a leather-clad gut. There's a small-block Chevy crate engine beneath the bonnet.
Larry himself is responsible for some of the neatest details. He personally designed the distinctive, curved-shape front and rear spreader bars on an AutoCad program and had Texas Tool Works whittle them from aluminum. He used the same process (and machinist) on the custom gas cap, taillight bezels, license frame, horn button, and bezels for the shifter and emergency brake. All the machined parts were carefully designed with rounded corners so they'd look more like cast pieces. How 'bout that--billet parts that look right at home a traditionally styled ride!
Look closer, though, and you'll make some cool discoveries. For instance, there's a Richmond five-speed backing up that small-block. The grille shell and louvered one-piece hood top are perfectly peaked, with side panels meticulously made to accommodate the lakes-style headers. The So-Cal windshield now has a custom "square corner" top instead of the standard rounded shape.
Of course, the most distinctive details aren't really details. They're those bright-orange Dennis Rickleffs licks that assault your eyes when you glance anywhere near the roadster's general direction. Mick Jenkins gets credit for the idea of cloning what are probably the most famous flames in street rodding. Rickleffs used some artistic license on color, but there's no mistaking The Kid's lineage.
Studying the intricacies could take hours, but the true measure of a successful design is how well the details work together. You don't need us to tell you how good they look here. For Larry, though, there's one significant detail distinguishing his Deuce roadster from the rest: he holds the pink slip. That makes all the difference in the world.
Larry Corn
Fredericksburg, Texas
'32 Ford Roadster
DRIVETRAIN: Larry's "crate" expectations are met with a '02 Chevy FastBurn 350 painted and detailed by Street & Performance. A Holley carb keeps it fed, and cool stuff from Moon makes it pretty. Rod Sexton crafted the custom headers, which connect to a Jimmy Shine-built exhaust with Hooker mufflers. Here's the cool part: Behind the McLeod clutch you'll find a Richmond five-speed gearbox. Larry rows it using a Long shifter with a custom handle.
CHASSIS: When your car comes from So-Cal Speed Shop, so does your chassis. The So-Cal frame has a 9.25:1-geared Currie 9-inch swinging on a leaf spring and Pete & Jake's ladder bars out back, as well as a 4-inch dropped So-Cal beam axle, hairpin radius rods, and spring up front. A Flaming River steering box and column keep the roadster on the straight and narrow. So-Cal's clever disc-in-Buick-drum brakes handle stopping up front, aided by drums out back.
WHEELS & TIRES: Genuine 16-inch Halibrand knock-offs are the only wheels of choice for this topless Texas two-seater. They're wrapped in Dunlop vintage road race tires, size 5.00x16 and 7.00x16.
BODY & PAINT: The Brookville body is essentially stock, but the So-Cal crew has many hours invested in structural support, minor tweaking (modified firewall, raised trunk pan, etc.), and the first-rate fit and finish. GMT Quality Metalwork (Huntington Beach, CA) gets credit for the peaked three-piece hood and grille shell, which features a Dale's insert. So-Cal's Juan Carrillo sprayed the flawless black PPG finish that covers Paco Castell's excellent bodywork. The Kid-copy flames are by Dennis Rickleffs, and everything shines thanks to color-sanding and buffing by Paco, Juan, and Luis Ramirez. Headlights are repro King Bees, taillights are '50 Pontiac lenses in custom-machined bezels (by Isaac Rodriguez at Texas Tool Makers in San Antonio), and the So-Cal windshield has custom square corners.
INTERIOR: Larry cruises in comfort on a Glide seat covered in black leather by Gabe Lopez. Stewart-Warner dials in a So-Cal panel keep him informed as he steers the Budnik wheel with custom horn button. Wiring is by So-Cal's Scott Howard.
My Day With The Kid
The call came early--earlier than I expect calls, far earlier than I leave for work, well before noon. Tech Editor Dan Kahn's voice sounded like 40-grit sandpaper crammed through a phone line. "Damon, I need a favor," he croaked. "I'm supposed to go to So-Cal Speed Shop today to get driving impressions of The California Kid, but I'm sick as a dog. Can you cover for me?"
I had my wife kick me to be sure I wasn't dreaming. Then I tumbled out of bed, groped around for the phone, and muttered as calmly as possible, "Um, I suppose, if you can't find anyone else." Sometimes I love my job.
To truly grasp my excitement and The Kid's significance, you need to consider the context in which Pete Chapouris built his famous '34 Ford 31 years ago. It was a two-tone brown, resto rod world back then, and this hammered, flamed, 'n' louvered coupe was a slap in the face of the era's cowl-light conventions. It caused quite a stir when it appeared in the November '73 ROD & CUSTOM, paired with Jim Jacobs' equally in-your-face yellow '34 highboy for a cover shot and a thorough "coupe-arison" road test by "Ol' Dad" Baskerville. A year later the car earned further fame--and its moniker--starring with Martin Sheen in the made-for-TV movie The California Kid. Simply put, The Kid helped re-launch, or at the very least re-invigorate, hot rodding in the '70s and '80s, influencing countless enthusiasts and rods like the ZZ Top "Eliminator" coupe. Growing up in that era, I learned about The Kid long before discovering other classic hot rods like Doane Spencer's roadster and the Pierson Brothers' coupe. It was an introduction to traditional rodding for those too young to remember the '50s.
My day with The Kid wasn't exactly a repeat of Baskerville's '73 road test. A full-scale performance flogging just wasn't in the cards. Instead, So-Cal's Ron Read and I spent time photographing the famous coupe alongside Larry Corn's "kissin' cousin" roadster, then headed out in The Kid for a few hours of cruisin' and shootin' the bull (and a few photos, too). One thing's for sure, this car hasn't lost its touch. Peering through the 8 3/4-inch-tall windshield across a hood full of flames, louvers, and pinstripes is still a thrill, one that makes you want to hunker down, turn up your collar, and go search for a crooked cop in a Plymouth patrol car. You're an instant rebel, provided you can stop giggling with glee long enough to form the requisite scowl.
Then there are the noises--oh, what glorious noises! The small-block Ford cackling through twin pipes! The singing gears in the Halibrand quick-change! (Oh wait, I must've imagined that last part--there's a 9-inch back there now.) Even the occasional squeak and rattle fail to annoy; they're just reminders that The Kid is older, but he's still not afraid to come out and play.
Car show judges could have a field day docking points for the coupe's chipped paint, well-worn leather, and other signs of use. To me they're badges of honor. I can't help but recall Gray Baskerville's road test wisdom: "How a car looks as it moves down a street or over the highway is, perhaps, its most stimulating facet." The Kid has obviously seen many road miles, and I'm sure most were stimulating.
The next day The California Kid went back home to Pete & Jake's in Missouri, and I returned to the office with a grin on my chin and tales of a day I won't soon forget. Long live The Kid.


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Published: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 10:34 a.m.
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A man who crashed his motorized bicycle into a car Thursday night died Friday at a local hospital.
Stephen Edward Woods, 35, was pronounced deceased at Ocala Regional Medical Center at 11:43 a.m. Friday, police said.
According to reports, Woods was riding the motorized bicycle north on Northwest 20th Street in a non-traffic lane when, for an unknown reason, he drove into the passenger side of a 2003 Mitsubishi Diamante driven by Tammy Dianne Lane. She had made a left turn and was traveling east.
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Sad news from up here in Alaska. This month, we lost two fine men that were hunting guides. Otto KULM and Ralph D. MILLER.
Otto guided out of Valdez, was well liked and a fine family man. He died on his boat from fumes that didn't vent properly. He was 35. I know some friends of his and they all loved him. Remember his young family in your prayers.
Ralph Miller was in his mid-sixties and lost his fight to cancer. I knew Ralph and liked him alot. A master guide and a colorful character, Ralph's clients have taken some huge Brown Bear/Grizzly's, Sheep and Caribou. His institutional knowledge of Alaska and the guiding industry will be missed. (Deltana Outfitters.)


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June 1, 2016
Payrolls fell in Mississippi for the fourth straight month in August, reinforcing economists' judgment that the state is back in recession.
Employers said they had 1.08 million workers last month in Mississippi. That falls below the October 2009 low hit in the national recession, and is the lowest number of payroll jobs in the state since early 1996.
A second survey each month calculates the state's unemployment rate. That survey, which asks whether people have a job, showed that the jobless rate dipped to 9.1 percent in August from 9.2 in July
Jobless levels have fallen from a post-recession peak of 10.9 percent in August 2011, but progress has stalled in recent months.
The number of unemployed Mississippians was steady at 122,000 from July to August, below August 2011's 147,000.
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