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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Homemade Christmas Baby Gift: Crinkle, Crinkle Little Star
16 comments:
- Mama King said...
I love the rainbow fleece! It is so Pink & Green Mama! Great idea. I have a few wee ones on my Christmas list this year...
- December 8, 2009 at 8:08 AM
- Rebecca said...
What a sweet idea! I love this!
- December 8, 2009 at 8:48 AM
- Amy said...
Merry SITSmas. Thanks for visiting my blog. I love yours. It makes me wish I could sew. I'm definitely subscribing because I think I can glean some great ideas from here.
- December 8, 2009 at 9:17 AM
- Morgan said...
Cute idea! Babies always seem to love the way crinkly stuff feels in their mouth as well as the noise it makes while they're gumming it.
- December 8, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- T said...
Merry SITSmas!
Thank you for stopping by, I love your site and added you to my blog list.
I forsee kitty stocking stuffers.
- December 8, 2009 at 9:25 AM
- Jamie said...
What a great idea! And so cute!
- December 8, 2009 at 1:17 PM
- Theta Mom said...
OMG! How cute is that?!
- December 8, 2009 at 1:33 PM
- lady said...
Holla holla what a great idea. I made my little guy a taggie square and I wish I had put crinkly in it. Next one I guess.
- December 8, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- mandy said...
so cute!
stocking stuffer exchange! that is right up my alley.
- December 9, 2009 at 2:41 PM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
My cats would LOVE those! Maybe they will stop climbing the tree. I have one who will just sit behind it, but the other two are going crazy. Luckily, I planned ahead and only recycled ornaments went on it this year. A toddler and three cats? Yes... not Christmas tree weather. ;)
Have a beautiful night!
Love Val
- December 10, 2009 at 1:45 AM
- Bridgett said...
That is so gorgeous!
- December 11, 2009 at 6:54 PM
- Chica and Jo said...
Will have to make these for my 6 month old for Christmas!
- December 15, 2009 at 4:57 PM
Woot! I just whipped up a couple of these for my littlest and a mini-nephew -- they turned out super cute. I don't really know what cellophane is, but my empty cereal bag worked well. Heh.
Thanks for sharing the great idea!
- December 16, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- Meg Baxter said...
I've always wondered: are these homemade crinkly toys washable, or would the water stick around inside the toy and make it moldy?
- November 17, 2011 at 10:08 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Meg -- I've never had a problem with washing the toy but I only use just a little bit of cellophane and I don't put it in the dryer - was more worried about it melting!
- November 19, 2011 at 11:16 PM
- Meg Baxter said...
ha! Good point. :)
- November 19, 2011 at 11:31 PM
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from the kitchen of Dawn Timmers
My kids love it. It's so easy . . . no homemade broth!
1 medium onion, chopped
4 carrots, sliced
2 stalks celery, sliced
2/3 cup frozen corn
2/3 cup frozen peas
3 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. black pepper
3/4 tsp. basil
1/4 tsp. thyme
1/4 tsp. marjoram
3/4 tsp. garlic powder
3 Tbsp. parsley
8 cups chicken broth
2 chicken breasts, with bone in and skin on
1 cup water
1 1/2 cups egg noodles
Put all ingredients into a crock pot except noodles.
Cover and cook on low 12 hours.
Remove chicken breasts from crock pot and cool slightly.
While chicken is cooling use a strainer spoon to go through what's in crock pot looking for pieces of the chicken breast that may have broken off and remove them.
When chicken is cool enough to handle remove the meat from bone and cut in chunks.
Put the meat chunks in the crock pot and add the noodles.
Turn to high and cook until noodles are tender – approx. 10 minutes.
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Mary Destefano and Matthew Gillikin are charged with 4 felonies after police say the couple stole a washer, dryer, refrigerator and an air conditioning unit from a Craven County home damaged in April's tornado outbreak.
Destefano posted a $5,000 bond, Gillikin is still in jail under a $5,000 secured bond. The homeowner does not have insurance to replace the appliances that were sold to a local recycling shop and will try to get restitution from the suspects.
The Craven County Sheriff's says they received a report some major appliances may have been stolen while a homeowner was away.
It was just over a week ago when a tornado ripped through a Craven County neighborhood off of Highway 70. Many volunteers and contract workers have been helping repair the damage, but it seems not everyone was helping. Deputies say a neighbor reported the home at 6260 Highway 70 East had it's washer, dryer, and refrigerator stolen this week. Neighbors say it's terrifying someone would do this.
"It's a very bad feeling. I can't hardly sleep at night because I think what if somebody tries to break in over here," said Kelly Smith who's home was also damaged in the tornado.
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Husaberg Factory rider Mike Lafferty took the win at the 63rd running of the Alligator Enduro held during Bike Week in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Lafferty was the man to beat from the conclusion of the first test which he won in a dominating fashion. He continued to stretch his lead through each of the five special tests to eventually take the win over fellow Husaberg rider Nick Fahringer.
Fahringer, had a great day, finishing second in each special test and tying Lafferty in the final test where both rider's finished on their minute to zero out the test. Meanwhile, Husaberg Factory rider Russell Bobbitt, struggled throughout the race fighting off a stomach bug while also trying to make up time lost in the second test section after he got turned around on the course and lost precious time trying to find the correct path to finish the test.
"I am really excited to take the win here today," commented Lafferty. "I always enjoy coming to this race and running in the deep sand. Today's track was pretty fun in some sections and I am glad to walk away with the win and am looking forward to returning to the AMA National Enduro Series in two weeks."


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Ebony Details Denzel and Pauletta Washington's 30-Year Marriage
In an industry where love and marriage is as inconstant as the latest box office or Billboard ratings, Denzel and Pauletta Washington have defied the odds.
The power couple graces the cover of Ebony magazine's August issue. And, in a cover story celebrating Black love, the couple discusses the ingredients for their successful marriage: The Washingtons celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on June 25.
"There's no magical mystery to [staying together] … We go through up and downs like any couple," Denzel told Ebony writer Shirley Henderson, as quoted by the Huffington Post.
But persistence is important, Denzel said, the kind of dogged determination he exhibited when he proposed to Pauletta three times.
"We live in a time — and it's not for me to judge anyone — when people give up too easy," the revered actor said.
Pauletta, an actress and producer, said the bond has to go beyond lust and passion. What has proven invaluable for them, she added, is maintaining stability amid the often schizophrenic Hollywood scene.
"I live with this man. I see the down part. I see the sad part. I see every part. He has and knows he has that stability in me as his wife. That's gives him strength, regardless of if he misuses it. I can't dwell on that. But I do know that gives him a great platform to go and fly," she said.
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey published in the January 2008 issue of O magazine, Denzel praised Pauletta for providing that constancy both for him and their four children.
"When it comes to the kids, I give complete credit to my wife, Pauletta. Early on, we decided that we wouldn't drag them around to all the places I go. Pauletta was the consistent one who made breakfast every day and took them to school. She taught them their prayers," he told Oprah.
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Brent and Dawn Brown would like to announce the marriage of their daughter, Amanda Shea Brown, to Brian Joseph Hauquitz, son of Steve and Cheryl Hauquitz of Rifle. The couple was married on Sept. 22.
MEEKER - As part of an ongoing mule deer study in the Piceance Basin, Colorado Parks and Wildlife will conduct helicopter capture and collaring operations in Game Management Unit 22 in early December. Hunters heading to this area for a late-season hunt should be aware that capture operations may affect a portion of their hunt.
The area, southwest of Meeker, includes one of the largest natural gas fields in the United States, along with one of the largest migratory mule deer populations in the country. Several energy companies own leases throughout this 600 square-mile, big game winter range.
"Capture and collaring operations are a critical part of our mule deer study," said Chuck Anderson, mammals researcher for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. "This study attempts to ascertain the impact energy development has on our mule deer population, and the potential ways we can mitigate those impacts."
Anderson said that although the capture operation may inconvenience some hunters, he reminds them of the benefits, including making future hunts more productive.
The study, which began in January 2008 and is expected to continue through 2018, is funded and assisted by several agencies and companies, including the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Colorado State University, Idaho State University, Encana, Williams, Shell, Exxon, Marathon and various sportsmen's organizations.
For more information about the capture operation, call Colorado Parks and Wildlife's office in Meeker at (970) 878-6090.
For information about the Piceance Basin Mule Deer study, and other research projects, go to http://wildlife.state.co.us/Research/Mammal/Deer/Pages/Deer.aspx.
We would like to thank the Rifle Police Department, the Rifle and Silt fire departments, and any other fire department, for their quick response to a fire in King's Crown Mobile Home park on Nov. 9.
Also, thank you to Kevin Harrera and Karen Weiss for calling 911. Kevin's dog woke him up barking and Kevin saw flashing lights on his uncle's home. He ran out, saw the fire and called 911, then took pictures on his cell phone.
God bless you all for your quick response. The fire could have been a lot worse. It was caused by a space heater with a frayed electrical cord. We ask everyone to check the cords on all appliances and disconnect your space heaters from the wall when they are not needed or used.
Gary and Shirley Parks, resident managers
Stewart and Dedra Mall, assistant managers
Kelli Carl of Rifle is scheduled to undergo back surgery in a Denver hospital on Dec. 5 to help relieve pain caused by disc problems that compress her nerves.
Her husband, Ron Carl, said they have disability insurance to cover most of the cost, but have also established an account at Alpine Bank, if people want to make a deposit to help with extra expenses. His wife may be in the hospital for five days, Ron Carl added.
Those willing to help should make out a check to Kelli Carl, make a note to deposit it to the "Sandoval Fun For All" account, Ron Carl said.
For further information, call Ron Carl at (970) 518-6827.
Extreme Huntress Jackie Gross of Silt, who traveled to Africa to hunt cape Buffalo and came back with stories to tell, has written about the trip on her website, www.bowkrazy.com. She also sent this thanks to all her supporters:
"Thank you so much for believing in me for the 2011 Extreme Huntress Contest. Africa was so amazing, it truly was, a once in a lifetime opportunity that will be remembered forever. The support from all of you really makes me proud. I am so happy to share such an amazing experience with you and thank you again for helping me accomplish a dream of all dreams!"
Gross' trip was recorded for the NBC Sports Network show, "Eye of the Hunter," and is scheduled to air on Jan. 6 at 5 a.m. MST. It can also be seen on the Tahoe Films website, www.tahoefilms.com.


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WEST LAFAYETTE - Adam Jeffries shot a 77 as St. Clairsville finished second at the Coshocton Eastern District Open Golf Tournament.
Zach Keylor also finished with a 77 for the Red Devils, while Seth Vannoy and Caden Myers both fired 82s.
Blake Prince fired a two-under-par 70 to earn medal honors for East Liverpool, while Joey Cilone had a 74. The Potters won the tournament, finishing six strokes ahead of St. Clairsville.
Justin Wilson led Buckeye Trail with a 76 while Trevor Wilkinson (78) was the low shooter from Cambridge.
Nate Frencik finished with a 78 for Meadowbrook.
Union Local was led by Trevor Mudrak with an 80 while Kasey Peterson shot an 82 for Steubenville.


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After first road win, USL Pro hopes on line for Hammerheads
Published: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 2:53 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 2:53 p.m.
The Wilmington Hammerheads have made up eight points in the past four soccer games to climb into contention for one of eight USL Pro League playoff berths.
USL Pro Soccer
Who: Orlando City at Wilmington
When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
Where: Legion Stadium
Tickets: $12 adults, $10 seniors (65 and older), $8 youth; active and retired military are admitted for half price with valid identification.
Online feed: USL Live – uslnation.com
What else: There is a fireworks display following the game on the back field of Legion Stadium as an early July 4 celebration. The Lions are in first place with a 10-2-2 record and 32 points; the Hammerheads are 10th at 5-8-2, 17 points. Orlando beat visiting Wilmington 4-1 on May 25. The Hammerheads are 2-0-2 in their last four games and only four points out of the eighth and final playoff spot.
The Hammerheads (5-8-2, 17 points) hope the momentum carries over against first-place Orlando City at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Legion Stadium.
Wilmington may be catching Orlando at the right time. The Lions have lost two games in a row, counting last week's 5-1 defeat to the Chicago Fire in the U.S Open Cup and 2-0 setback to the visiting Richmond Kickers over the weekend.
Throw in Dominic Dwyer's promotion last week to Kansas City in Major League Soccer, and the Lions are without the USL Pro League's all-time single-season scorer. He had 15 goals in 13 games.
Former Hammerheads midfielder Jamie Watson has seven goals and a team-high six assists for the Lions (10-2-2, 32 points).
"I think that Open Cup takes its toll on you; they have traveled quite a bit over the last month,'' Hammerheads coach David Irving said. "We know that first hand.''
Following a 2-0 victory at Austin (Texas) in the Open Cup, Wilmington lost four of five games, starting with a 4-1 loss at Orlando on May 25. All four losses were on the road. Since the slide, the Hammerheads are 2-0-2, including a 1-1 tie at third-place Richmond.
"Richmond caught Orlando when they were vulnerable following the Open Cup,'' Irving said. "But the game with Orlando is critical for us. We must win our home games. It was great we picked up three points in New York (on Sunday in a 2-1 win over the Red Bulls Reserve team) and it was a great victory.
"Usually, at some point in the season, some result changes your season, one way or another. That New York game could have been the one. We came back and we were resilient. Maybe that will give us the little bit of spark we need.''
Against the Red Bulls, forward Mickael Oliveira ignited the team. Making his season debut, he scored the tying goal 14 minutes into his Hammerheads career, and Steven Perry's goal in the 88th minute proved the winner.
Oliveira and Perry were named to the USL Pro League team of the week on Tuesday. With 10 saves, goalkeeper Troy Hernandez was honorable mention.
Hernandez cited a change in formation and style for a recent surge after the team mustered only seven points in the first 11 games. The team has yielded 25 goals – tied for third-most in the league. But with changes on the back line, the defense has allowed only two goals the last four games.
"If we keep it clean in the back, we will be fine and pull out wins,'' Hernandez said.
Defender Shaun Utterson has played all 90 minutes in the past three games.
"We have been nice and compact lately,'' Utterson said. "It is great to have a presence like Troy behind you. If you let something slip through the back, then he is there to come up big, which he has done many times in the last few weeks.''
The Hammerheads have two home games this week. They also face second-place Harrisburg (31 points) on Saturday at Legion Stadium, where Wilmington has gone 3-0-1 in the last four games.
"We have a smaller home field and it is a tough place to play,'' Irving said. "But we have left seven points out there at home. If you add those seven points, we are tied for sixth. ... This is a tough week for us with who we play. Now we can see if we can put together a good run.''
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We migrated to Zimbra last November, and I had been using Thunderbird via IMAP with Zimbra. But I've decided to quit Thunderbird, cold turkey, last week. I spent the time needed to manually recreate my Thunderbird mail filters in Zimbra since I like my Inbox to stay empty. Along the way I discovered that not only can I file the messages into folders, but I can tag them too. This seems somewhat useful, and I'm already experimenting with the possibilities.
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My project is for a Pokemon style monster-collecting, training and battling game, set in a world inhabited almost totally by necromancers, so all the pets/minions are familiar undead creatures (skeleton, zombie, mummy, wraith e.t.c). The simplest way to think of it is as Pokemon re-skinned for necromancers, so instead of wild Pokemon and Pokemon trainers being everywhere, there are wild undead and rival necromancers everywhere. Turn based RPG battles, dark setting, heavy story, love and loss, all that good stuff.
More info at my website here- http://www.necromancergame.com/
Initially I am seeking one large cartography map of a fantasy world, Tolkien-style, containing two large landmasses. I am creating an RPG, novel and card game all based in the same fantasy world and need this for marketing and general fluff, and hopefully eventually an integral part of the book and game.
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My website has very basic layouts- http://www.necromancergame.com/concept/world/world.html
Each building color symbolizes a settlement belonging to a different faction, so hopefully the faction crests (total of five) can be included somewhere on the map as extra flavor.
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No hurry at all, feel free to take several months (hopefully this might lower the price a little too).
I will be using the map in a novel, in a video game, website, promotional material, and card game manual, so I will require commercial rights. However the artist can use it for their portfolio and exhibitions (just not commercial gain unless agreed upon together).
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Ten years ago, back when I was 18, I planned to go to college and live a normal life as a deaf man. But at age 19, I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. The psychotic world in my mind, which seemed so real at times, threatened to imprison me in a world of delusions. In class, my passion for words kept me motivated, but once I graduated from college I plunged into a pit of despair. I wrote and slept, but struggled to produce anything. Writing was my drug and it was my boyhood dream to be a writer, but a writer cannot live on words alone.Ā
I looked for God, but He could not be found. Psalm 13 captured my yearnings: "How long, O Lord, will you utterly forget me? How long will you hide your face from me? How long shall I harbor sorrow in my soul, grief in my heart day after day? How long will my enemy triumph over me?" My enemy was my mental illness and like a prisoner in a cell, I saw no way out or nowhere to go. I was scared of the world. Medications and therapy helped some, but the best medicine was love. Even as I lost faith in myself, my family and friends never lost faith in me.
Ironically, it was a tragic event that lifted me out of my own sadness. In 2007, my college advisor of four years unexpectedly died. For a long time I wanted to write something in honor of him, but the words would not come. Then one morning beautiful, graceful lines came to me without struggle. God answered my silent prayer.
I soon sent the article to the alumni publication of my alma mater, which published it a few months later. This article commemorated him and turned my sorrow into joy. Since his burial, I have kept his funeral pamphlet on my desk. Every time I look at it, I am inspired and comforted. His spirit is with me and gives me strength.
Living at home after college was difficult, so I moved into a group home for deaf individuals. That too was a challenge, but there I found new companions who gave me the strength not only to endure my illness, but to think positively. The monthly SSI checks didn't provide us much, but what we lacked in wealth, we made up with good spirits and humor. Not a day goes by that my roommates or fellow members don't crack a good-hearted joke. Just being with them is a joyŚthey are the reason I get up each morning and live each day.
Then I became involved with a wellness and recovery center. Soon after, I got involved with the center's informal writing group and literary publication, The Fellow Traveler. I felt accepted and comforted. Looking back, I believe that God sent these special earthly angels to uplift me and give me hope.
Now I feel blessed with what I have. Not only has God sent me friends during my darkest hours, He has given me the capacity to reach out and touch others through the written word. I continue to write short articles and biographical sketches about the people I know and love. Recently, I found solace in contributing prayers and essays to my local church for its newsletters and services. In my life, writing has opened a door to friendship and has given me spiritual strength to rise above the anguish of my illness. For me, the real reward is making a difference in the lives of other people that I care about. Like anyone, I have my down daysŚbut I feel that I am winning the battle one word at a time.


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The 51st Cincinnati Cavalcade of Customs - Survivors AlleyWritten by on January 24, 2011
Eight years ago I was asked if I thought that rat rods and my type of cars would be accepted by the public at an indoor, turn table and mirrors, ISCA sanctioned show. My answer was, "only one way to find out." That first show was The 2003 Cincinnati Cavalcade of Customs, and we put four of "our cars" in a roped off area and piled tons of old rare speed equipment all around and on them. Well, the display was not only accepted, it was a mob scene! The entire weekend the crowd stood Four rows deep surrounding these "weird" cars. By the end of the weekend the ISCA show officials had pulled me into their offices and future plans were made for this new phenomenon. The next year I took four to six traditional hot rods and rat rods on tour to six different cities. I also went to Detroit, and with the help of Race Ruedisueli, Denis Scott and a few others we started the show within a show in the lower level that is now known as Detroit 1953 (Autorama Extreme).
While the public's fascination for traditional hot rods and rat rods has not changed, a few other things have since then. My area's do not require Carpet under the cars any more, or ropes to keep the people away. Also the amount of cars has grown tremendously! At our show in Cincinnati, my first four car area has now grown to an entire wing/corner of the show holding 70 cars, motorcycles and vintage race cars. I named it Survivors Alley, due to the large amount of unrestored race cars and hot rods we find every year to put on display.
This year (2011) was one of the best. I spent many hours on the phone, and searching collections to find "something for everyone." From tractors to Motorcycles, to Model T race cars, to COE haulers, to original untouched turn of the century vehicles, whatever you were into was represented. Another aspect of this year's group of "survivors" is that the majority of the cars are owned, or were built by guys under the age of 35. It was important to me to show people that the history that has been made, and preserved by hot rodders and racers of the past is not going to fade away.
Now its 2011 and almost every Indoor car show has a section for traditional hot rods and rat rods. Whether it's your kind of thing or not, at least take time to realize. Your shinny show car might just end up being drug out of storage one day with years of patina and dust on it only to be marveled at in a section with other survivors. One can only hope so.
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The Orange Peel Vette ran Lions for years. A young guy in Cincinnati has it now. My old man put the lettering back on it.
That is me watching Roy Caruthers (Indy family, Step brother to Danny and Jimmy Caruthers, and a USAC midget HALL of Fame member) racing a slot car drag strip with ANDY HURTIBISE. (Jim "Herk" Hurtibise's son)Buddy of mine from Louisville named Tony brought this Slot car drag strip and 200 original slot cars for kids (and big kids) to drag race each other FOR FREE all weekend! It was Great!
Model T endurance race cars. These guys and kids race these stockers long distance. They have all won different events. The one car had on it "1st place, averaged 54.4 mph.
The Pomble brothers (in there 30's) went to there grand dads farm a few years ago and found in the weeds his old Doodlebug. Both brothers remember playing in it as children. Well, they drug it out and restored it!
The Root brothers (17 years old) Dodge Dart they just finished. They drive this thing to high school daily. They did the lettering too.Young guy, Donnie Loos found the plans for a Don Long car printed in an old Hot Rod and said, "Screw it, I'll build one!"


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BRIDGEPORT - With only five returning lettermen, three of which are seniors, Bridgeport boys' coach Donnie Cash is optimistic about the season.
Two of those returnees are sophomores who saw some action last season.
The seniors include Dallas Fields (5-foot-10), Jonathan Kreiter (5-11) and Aaron Roth (6-0). The sophomores are Bailey McGrath (5-6) and QJ Williams (6-1).
''I like how we are working so far,'' Cash said. ''The kids' attitudes have been great, which is always a plus. However, we have a lot of unknowns coming into this season.''
One of which is who will take over the scoring leadership with the graduation of Cole Smelley (14.2) and Cody Frey (9.3)?
''We definitely need some of the kids to step up their games this year,'' Cash, who is entering his eighth season, said. ''We lost a lot of our scoring last season with the graduation of Cole and Colt, so we're looking for our three seniors to provide us with some of that.''
Fields leads the returnees with 7 points per game, while Roth and Kreiter averaged five.
''Dallas is our leading returning scorer and rebounder,'' Cash said. ''He started last year and is a three-year letterman. He was named captain this year and we're looking for a lot of senior leadership from him.
''We're also looking for him to do a little more for us this season. So far he's been alright.''
Kreiter will be counted on to do more, as well.
''Ryan is a pretty good shooter, but he needs to expand his game more,'' Cash said. ''He needs to more than just a shooter and do other things at both ends of the floor.''
Ditto that for Roth.
''Aaron is a hustler, but like Jonathan, he needs to broaden his game and take on some additional roles,'' Cash said. ''He works hard in practice and is a capable shooter. He is a pretty good defender and does the little things that don't show up in the box score that help make the team better.''
McGrath and Williams will hopefully use the experience they got last year to further their games this winter.
''They both played quite a bit, with QJ getting a little more time, but they will be counted on to do more this year,'' Cash said. "We're going to ask QJ to really step up and help us with scoring and rebounding, while Bailey will continue to get more minutes if he does the little things right.
''Bailey is a pretty good shooter from the perimeter, while QJ has really matured over the year.''
The lone junior on the squad is Bailey Sieber (6-3).
''He will compete for time in the middle,'' Cash said. ''He's a good-sized, hard-nosed kid that is getting better every day. He has improved a lot since his freshman season and will contribute solid minutes for us off the bench.''
Rounding out the roster are sophomores Parker Dyson, Robert Teaman and JC Cash.
''Our bigs are really working hard inside,'' Cash said of the 6-5 Dyson and 6-2 Teaman. ''I'd say Parker would have the edge right now, but that can change any day. He has come a long way over the summer and the work he's put in in the weight room has paid off. He's getting better every day.''
"Robert is a little under-sized in the post, but he's a banger in there," Cash added. "He gives 100 percent and can play on the perimeter if we need him to. He's one of those kids that do whatever you ask him to and, as a coach, you can't ask for more than that.
"JC has a chance to pick up some minutes."
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Cash said his philosophy hasn't changed from season to season.
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"We've got a lot of unknowns and probably won't know what some of the
kids are capable of until after the scrimmages."
As far as the schedule goes, the Bulldogs have picked up a second
game with Bellaire and Steubenville Central to complete the 22-game
"It's basically the same schedule that we're been playing for a
couple of seasons now," Cash said. "It's going to be competitive."
Home-and home contests will be played against Shadyside, Barnesville,
Toronto, River, Frontier, Weirton Madonna and Cameron.
The Bulldogs will also help Beallsville unveil its new gymnasium on
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Gymnasium), so we're approaching it as we're going to make history or
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Cash is assisted by Rick Yourkovich, Greg Harkness, Jeff Herink and
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Who cares what happens right? The oligarchs know they're getting paid, so the rest of us can just fuck off and eat catfood.
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Oh well. I guess Obama's owners gave him the word. And since they've already ruled out the 14th Amendment, austerity, here we come!
Clue stick, "progressives"! Obama believes in austerity!
Who cares what happens right? The oligarchs know they're getting paid, so the rest of us can just fuck off and eat catfood.
I am planning a longer blog post, but I think we are backing our way into disaster. Obama is so desperate for a crisis that will allow him to cut social security he can't see the disaster that is looming in front of him.
Tnough you can answer with the post!
default. we need to start to entertain that it could happen.
The concerns of the 1% and those who serve them are not the problems of the 99%. It was difficult to see how the platinum coin served the interests of the 1%. The object of the whole of this manufactured fiscal cliff crisis was to create a Shock Doctrine moment where the rich and elites could attack Social Security, the rest of the what laughingly passes for the safety net, and spending, either current or needed, that addresses the problems of ordinary Americans. The coin would have aborted the crisis so it almost had to be a nonstarter.
The Establishment has a series of responses to ideas which challenge it: ignore, trivialize, co-opt, deny, demonize. It's interesting that the platinum coin was actually taken seriously enough to make it to level four and that it went from ignore to deny so quickly.
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Once the likes of Yggles and Atrios jump on the bandwagon it's doomed. Obama has been buggering them for years yet they still support him.
not gone yet, Obama may have ruled it out, but it is still there in the background. We cannot default, unless Obama chooses to. And Obama cannot pretend that he was forced to cut Social Security because the Republicans would have defaulted otherwise. Everyone knows he has another option, even if he pretends that he hasn't.
No surprise here. This is one of the reasons I never wrote about the trillion dollar coin at my blog. It just seemed obvious that the Obama Administration would ignore this option, and that the progressive establishment would obligingly cover for him. It was almost as predictable as gravity.
Rodger Mitchell has a good summary of the situation.
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Yeah I have a link but I hit the red 'save' button when I meant to hit the OK button to the edit link window as I was putting in the link. Maybe you could do something about that.
Here's the link.
I also wanted to add that what it seems to boil down to is this: progressives will argue that Obama is rejecting the coin because he needs the debt ceiling confrontation in order to destroy the GOP 'once and for all'. In reality he needs the debt ceiling confrontation as cover to destroy social security as we know it. Remember the phrase 'make me do it'? This is what it really means to Obama.
Anyone who thinks a president seeks office because he is happy with the salary and isn't looking to put his family into the aristocracy (aka the 1%) is a fool. Obama is Cicero.


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A menu filled with ostrich meat dishes caters for visitors to the renowned Cango Caves. Breakfasts, light lunches, main courses and desserts can be enjoyed. Dishes include salads, burgers and succulent Karoo lamb and set menus are available for groups featuring Asian, Indian and Western cuisine. Groups need to book in advance.
Located in the breath taking beauty of the Stellenbosch winelands Boschendal Wine Estate offers its visitors Le Café for a laid back breakfast or lunch venue.
The eatery is housed in the original slave quarters of the farm. Enjoy a light summer lunch or tea time treat in the cool that the canopy of ancient oak trees provide. Parents will appreciate the lawn as a place of play (amongst the ducks) for the children. In winter guests will feel right at home indoors in front the cosy fireplace.
The restaurant has a change of menu at winter, when warm bredies and Bobotie are called for. The summer offerings include home-made lemonade and the best scones. Other menu items include omelets, Quesidillas, salads, and quiche. Desserts range from cheese cakes to Ice –cream Sundays and Pavlova.
The restaurant also has a selection of Boschendal's finest wines to round off lunch.
The estate also offers deli style picnics (Le Pique Nique) and houses a buffet restaurant (Boschendal Le Restaurant).
Freedom Hill Restaurant offers country-style hospitality on its stunning wine estate in the Franschhoek region.
With views of the Berg River Valley and Simonsberg Mountains, Freedom Hill has an exquisite back drop for a meal sitting any time of day. Enjoy afternoon tea on the terrace or sundowners in the late afternoon for a laid back time out. Not limited to lighter meal variations, the restaurant also has a well rounded and complete lunch and dinner menu with starters, mains and pudding.
The menu offers a selection of mouth watering canapés as finger food to compliment a social drinks meet (and eat) or as a nibble between meals. The a la carte menu is an explosion of flavours with starters such as Sardine and Mascarpone Cheese Quiche, or Quail Breast with Nougat Salad. The main courses cover a variety of meat dishes as well pasta. Dessert is a decadent affair with the likes of Vanilla and Amarula pan cotta with fresh strawberries or, a chocoholic's dream: Double Chocolate Mousse with Pistachio Nuts. Be sure to enquire about the daily specials.
Not only is Freedom Hill an eatery worth visiting, it is also a wedding and function venue. Personal wine tastings are available to guests.
Traditional South Africa meals, Italian cuisine and even Indian cuisine can be found on the menu. Lighter meals like burgers, pizzas and bar snacks are served with flair. Be sure to try the homemade lasagne and macaroni cheese, as well as the as-close-to-authentic-as-it-can-get Thai curry with all the bells and whistles.
JB Rivers is located in the popular Cavendish Square and this sleek, stylish bistro-style eatery offers a welcome respite from a day (or an hour) of shopping.
The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the week, except for Sundays when only breakfast and lunch are served. The menu is well thought out and offers lighter meals like gourmet sandwiches, as well as options for the more ravenous diner.
The sushi menu is great and serves up fashion sandwiches, maki, nigiri, sashimi and loads more. Only the freshest produce is used, and this ensures bite-sized Japanese delights that burst with flavour.
The price one pays for an average main course is very competitive and the quality received outweighs the moolah spent. Next time you're in Cavendish, try this awesome restaurant that delivers on all levels.
This bistro affair captures the best of the nature and flavours from the kitchen into a well-rounded dining experience.
The glass conservatory flows out on the alfresco style terrace flanked by panoramic views of the valley in the nurturing atmosphere of the working orchard.
The open plan kitchen invites a culinary performance dining indoors and the terrace cradled by fruit trees embraces the great outdoors.
Long Street Cafe is, as the name suggests, situated on the bustling, vibrant Long Street in Cape Town. This strip has become famous all over for its quaint book shops, stores, restaurants and night life. Long Street truly reflects the essence of Cape Town, along with its unique character and colourful history, and the Long Street Cafe succeeds in carrying forward this legacy.
Whether it is breakfast and an early cup of jo, lunch, dinner or drinks, here you will find an eclectic mix of locals, tourists and just plain characters that fill the space with warmth and chit chat.
Breakfast is a treat with traditional favourites like omelettes, French toast and the healthier option, muesli. Apart from great sandwiches, burgers, pizzas and salads, the restaurant also offers dishes like the Prawn Cocktail, mussels in a creamy garlic and white wine sauce, the marinated beef wrap with veg and fries and crispy beer battered hake and chips. Try the bangers and mash with a red wine gravy or even one of the perfectly prepared steaks. There truly is something for everyone, but quantity does not overshadow quality.
For a vibey, energetic, unique atmosphere and good food that is served in sizable portions at reasonable prices, try Long Street Cafe.
Wilderer Distillery, winner of over 50 of the world's most prestigious awards, including Grappa of the Year and Double Gold at the World Spirits Festival in Austria. Helmut Wilderer has become a true 'guru' for connoisseurs around the world and personally conducts tastings.
Ristorante Pappa Grappa is run by Helmut's son, Christian, whose passion for fresh seasonal ingredients, is reflected in his traditional German and Italian dishes. Try their homemade pastas, fresh fish or the parmesan feast; eating fresh pasta out of a 20 kg parmesan cheese. Flammkuchen, a pizza speciality from France, remains a must.
All-in-all this is world-class grappa and eaux de vie, fantastic fresh food, outstanding service at value for money and a great vibe; a rare combination!


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This week Arcam played host to eleven collegues from HiFi Klubben, Arcam's distributor in Scandinavia. HiFi Klubben represents Arcam in Denmark, Norway and Sweden with the group composed of representatives from all three countires.
On the agenda was a full factory tour plus in depth training on Arcams product line. The team were also treated to some great British hospitality at Arcams Cambridge headquarters too!
One of the visitors, Fredrik Rasmusson of HiFi Klubben in Sweden, said of the trip "It made a very big impression on me, a super experience that i will never forget".
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Student government leaders at NC State are proposing a campus-wide smoking ban, and it's raising questions about whether other campuses will follow.
The ban would make NC State the first university in the UNC system to go 100 percent smoke free.
ECU isn't considering a smoking ban right now, but the president of the Student Government Association says NC State's proposal will most likely open up discussion on the issue at ecu.
Josh Martinkovic says right now, people can smoke at ECU as long as they're outside and at least 25 feet away from campus buildings. He says the board of trustees is meeting next Thursday and Friday to finalize a 20-year master plan, and says he believes they'll discuss whether ECU should keep its smoking policy the same, or go in a different direction.
The SGA says it would talk to students and the campus community to see what the overall feeling was before ever suggesting a smoking ban.


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If you're having pancreatic-cancer-like symptoms, your doctor will want to know why. Your doctor is likely to ask you questions about the following things.
Your symptoms
Medical history
Family history of cancer
Lifestyle habits, such as what you eat and whether you smoke
Exposure to other risk factors, such as working with pesticides
In addition to asking you questions, your doctor may do a physical exam. He or she may check for jaundice, which is a yellowing of the skin and eyes. Your doctor may also feel your abdomen (belly) for signs of abnormal fluid buildup, called ascites. Your doctor may also want you to have one or more of the following tests done to provide more information about your health. Why so many tests? The doctor can't feel your pancreas during a physical exam. It is sometimes hard to view on an X-ray, too. These tests can help.
A CT scan can show a tumor in the pancreas. It may also show if the cancer has spread or has blocked the bile ducts. CT scans take pictures from many angles with an X-ray beam. A computer combines these pictures, giving the doctor a detailed cross section picture of the pancreas.
To have the test, you lie still on a table as it slowly slides through the center of the CT scanner. Then the scanner directs a continuous beam of X-rays at your body.
A CT scan is painless. You may be asked to hold your breath for a short time one or more times during the scan. In some cases, you will be asked to drink a contrast medium before the scan. Then you may be asked not to eat anything until after a second set of pictures is taken. You may also get an injection of contrast dye into a vein in between the sets of pictures. The dye allows your doctor to better see certain tissues. Some people have a flushing reaction to the injection. Be sure to tell your doctor if you have a strong reaction to contrast material, such as hives or trouble breathing, or if you have had a reaction in the past.
A PET scan may be done in combination with a CT scan. For this test, a radioactive substance, usually bound to a type of sugar, is injected through a vein before the body is scanned. The radioactive sugar substance collects in cancer cells, which will show up on images. This test is not as specific as CT scanning, and is never used alone to diagnose pancreatic cancer.
This test can show tumors in your pancreas and bile ducts. It is better for spotting small tumors than a CT scan. Ultrasound uses sound waves that bounce off your pancreas. A computer creates an image from the bounced-back sound waves. During a standard ultrasound, the sound waves come from a wand-like instrument that is placed on your skin over the abdomen and aimed at the pancreas. For an endoscopic ultrasound, the image of the pancreas is taken from inside your body, which allows for a better picture.
For an EUS, the doctor uses a thin, lighted tube called an endoscope. He or she inserts it down your throat, through your esophagus, and into your stomach. This lets your doctor view your stomach and the first part of the small intestine. At the tip of the scope is an ultrasound device which bounces waves into the nearby area, including the pancreas, to make an image of it. During the test, if the doctor sees anything suspicious, he or she may take a sample of tissue, known as a biopsy.
This test is an X-ray image of the common bile duct and the pancreatic duct taken from inside your body. The doctor inserts a long, flexible tube called an endoscope down your throat. He or she passes the tube through your esophagus and stomach, then into your small intestine. The doctor slips a smaller tube through the larger tube into the bile duct and then the pancreatic duct. Then he or she injects dye through the tube into your common bile duct and pancreatic duct. The doctor then takes X-rays of the area to look for any areas that might indicate blockage by a tumor. If your doctor sees anything suspicious, he or she may take a tissue sample, known as a biopsy, and check it for cancer.
This test is similar to an ERCP except it uses an imaging test called magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to help see what's happening inside you instead of an endoscope. MRCP can show both the bile duct and the pancreatic duct without the use of an endoscope passed into the duct. This test uses magnets and radio waves to take pictures of your pancreas.
This is an X-ray image of the bile duct. The doctor puts a thin needle into your liver through the right side of your abdomen. He or she injects dye through the needle. The dye highlights blockages, which can then be seen in the X-ray. This test is only done if an ERCP cannot be done.
Giving a small sample of your blood for testing can give your doctor information about your overall health. While there is no specific test that finds pancreatic cancer, blood tests can show whether any jaundice is due to a blockage in the bile duct or to another cause, such as liver disease. If you have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, your doctor may give you a special blood test, called CA 19-9 to track the activity of pancreatic cancer cells.
The results of these tests may be enough to rule out or diagnose cancer. Or you may need more tests. To be sure you have cancer, the doctor may remove tissue from your pancreas. This is called a biopsy. The biopsy can be done during some of these tests, such as the EUS or ERCP. Or it may be done separately.


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Boy's desire to help friend with cancer inspires race fundraiser
Published: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 8:03 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 8:03 p.m.
Aidan Benefield insisted on a special nightly prayer all last year for his preschool classmate Landon Parish. The boys, both 5, attended First United Methodist Church of Ocala preschool until Landon became too ill.
If you go
What: Love for Landon 5K
When: Registration 7 a.m.; 5-K begins at 7:45 a.m.
Saturday, April 6
Where: Marion Technical Institute, 1614 E. Fort King St., Ocala
Cost: $18-$20 in advance; $20-$25 day of event
Register: www.active.com, keyword Love for Landon
Contact: 396-0217
Landon is the son of Sarah Parish, a Munroe Regional Medical Center Pediatric Emergency Department nurse and Ocala Police Department Officer Dale Parish. Landon was diagnosed April 5, 2012, with a rare form of cancer that first manifested as a urinary tract infection.
"Aidan's spirit and faith drew me to help Landon," said Kristy Benefield, Aidan's mother, who is event director for a Love for Landon 5K on April 6. Proceeds from the race are intended to help offset mounting medical and travel expenses incurred by Landon's family.
Multiple surgeries and treatments at Shands Hospital for Children at the University of Florida soon followed the boy's diagnosis of alveolar rhabdomya sarcoma cancer. Dale Parish said the experience has been "gut wrenching."
"One day everything is OK and the next you're being told that your 4-year-old son has a tumor the size of a grapefruit in his abdomen and now is diagnosed with stage-four cancer," he said.
Since April, Landon has undergone three surgeries and four blood transfusions. He soon will complete a roughly year-long series of chemotherapy treatments.
"The cancer started in the abdominal wall. He had never been ill, not even an ear ache," Sarah Parish said. "One of the surgeries was to remove about one third of his bladder."
Landon's maternal grandmother, Linda Taylor, said he likes to play with his brother Wyatt, 3, but "tires easily."
"When Landon completes his chemotherapy the doctors will make a decision on radiation for spots on his lungs. Chemotherapy has reduced the number and size of the spots remaining," she said.
Meanwhile, Landon also enjoys playing with his dogs Roxy and Fuzz, and is an avid stock car racing fan, fisherman and baseball-player. He is especially keen on Police Legos.
"Landon enjoyed making a big helicopter out of Legos recently," Sarah Parish said.
When asked what he wants to be when he grows up, Landon said: "I want to be a knight in armor; with a sword to get the bad guys."
Sarah Parish said Landon is "doing really well now" while Dale Parish said "things are looking great" for his son.
"We're all hoping and praying Landon will overcome this and lead a long and healthy life," Taylor said, adding that the family "can't thank everyone enough."
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Congrats, very nice pic of your hunt. Give him another pat on the back for hanging tough for 7 long days to get the shot.
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Looks like a happy hunter! Good job Dad!