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I've bee wanting to draw blonde hair for a while, so chose marylin manroe. i also wanted to try and improve my technique on the contrats between light and darks, and this pic was perfect for that.
The drawing was done on A4 Bristol Board paper using standard and mechanical graphite pencils. Approximately 30 hours to complete.
Here are some of my other graphite drawings.
The drawing was done on A4 Bristol Board paper using standard and mechanical graphite pencils. Approximately 30 hours to complete.
Here are some of my other graphite drawings.
This is such a great work. The softness and the resemblance to the original it's just stunning, and definitely one of your most realistic drawings ever. The only two things i see a little bit off place are the lips, which (i think) they should be a BIT less lighter and the neck seems too bent. In spite of those details, it's a TOTAL genius work of art. Congratulations, you've improve your technique with women faces a lot, and this definitely proves it.
PD: the lips (even with those minims flaws) are way more better than previous works. Good job!
PD: the lips (even with those minims flaws) are way more better than previous works. Good job!
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Spectacular Marilyn portrait!
your hand like magic
It's f*cking amazing!
Wow! She is so Beautiful, like your Drawing. Excellent!
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wow my *idol* ... COMPLIMENTS!!!
Wooow!!! She's looking geougeous!!!! JDSKGFSKFGSAJKKGASFKSDA I'm looking like a stalker now, hahahaha
Wow, you are good!
This is great!
Absolutely stunning
Great great job!!
Damn this is good!
This is lovely. I especially admire the way you made strands of hair stand out against the dark background. The hairline seems like it could use a little more blending, but since I haven't seen the source picture, that might be an unfair comment.
Thanks alot, yeah the hair was like that in the pic, but i thik that was because it was an old photo.
Very well done.... just exquisite
Awesome work!
Wow this is such a beautiful work of art
Marylin looks so pretty and her hair is perfect
Damn yer good!
I love the shading and the textures! Amazing!
Thanks alot, finally got a female portrait right Xd.
Very nicely done
me encanta<3 es tan maravilloso! awesome job
You definitely nailed it on the hair! You can tell Its blonde from how you shaded it, nice job! You have been improving so fast, like every picture you do its better than the last. keep up the good work
Thanks, i'm glad you say that as it's hard to see the improvement at the time.
Usually people can't see their improvements, like I think my art is really good until I leave it alone for a couple of months and look back at it then I can point out all the flaws, and then I'm like ugh I need to practice more lol
This is so amazing! It just blows mine out the water!
I'm really jealous of your talent!
I'm really jealous of your talent!
Thanks alot. Your artwork is marylin are great, and talent is only part of it, relentlessy practiseing is just as important. if you don't believe me lokok at my earlier portraits.


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Oklahoma football: The good Landry Jones shows up in Lubbock, regains his swagger
LUBBOCK, Texas – Landry Jones stepped up in the pocket to avoid the Texas Tech pass rush, and all of Soonerville held its breath. Landry on the move does not evoke pleasant crimson memories.
But Saturday, Landry stepped up, stopped, loaded and launched. He looped a pass toward the sideline, over the head of Tech linebacker Will Smith, who seemed in perfect position, and the ball gently fell, like a Mickelson wedge, into the hands of tailback Damien Williams, who zipped down the sideline for a 38-yard gain.
Yep, the good Landry was back. OU routed Texas Tech 41-20 Saturday at Jones Stadium, a field of horrors in recent trips to the South Plains, and college football's most beleaguered quarterback was pristine.
"I'm not surprised," Bob Stoops said. "Landry's a great quarterback. He's going to go down as one of the greatest we've had here at OU, and that says a lot."
Really, who among us should be surprised? We've seen it before. When Landry is bad, he can be very, very bad, like two weeks ago in a 24-19 loss to Kansas State. But when Landry is good, he can be very, very good.
Landry completed 25 of 40 passes against Tech for 259 yards, two touchdowns and nothing close to an interception.
Landry's two TD passes were works of art, both 13-yard floaters to the corner of the end zone, the first to Justin Brown and the next to Kenny Stills. Landry would have had a third TD pass, 38 yards, had Brown held on to a deep ball in the end zone that he might have had long enough for a score, had there been a replay review.
"He did awesome," said backup quarterback Blake Bell. "He looked real confident out there, and a couple of those balls to Justin Brown and Kenny in the corner, that's the Landry I know."
Confidence. That's what this game was about. Restoring confidence in a team that had been sluggish out of the 2012 starting gate.
"Absolutely, it gives us good confidence, realizing what we can do," Landry said.
Fans' confidence now will soar if OU can go to the Cotton Bowl next week and whip the Longhorns. Not that Stoops cares about the outlook of anyone outside the Switzer Center.
"We don't bother with that," Stoops said. "They can say and do what they want. That's what fans do. That's fine. In the end, we care about what we're doing … stick with each other, recognize what elements we can control and change, and that's what we do."
The Sooners stuck together. Flanker Kenny Stills said the Sooners made it a point to "make sure Landry knew we had confidence in him.
"He knows there's a lot of pressure on him. He knows there was a lot of negativity. It's big for us to come out here, make a statement like we did today. That's huge for Landry, given that so many people were on his back and doubting him. I'm happy for him. I'm proud of him."
Against a Tech defense that was ranked No. 1 nationally in total yards but was largely untested, OU possessions produced the following results through three quarters: touchdown, punt, touchdown, touchdown, field goal, touchdown, field goal. By then, Jones was 21 of 31 for 230 yards, and OU had a 41-13 lead.
"His decision-making was really good," said offensive coordinator Josh Heupel. "He took care of the football. He moved in the pocket. He was accurate."
But Heupel was quick to say that just because the Sooners shined against Texas Tech doesn't mean they will shine against Texas.
"Today's just today," Heupel said. "It doesn't affect Monday. Doesn't affect what happens in the Cotton Bowl. You gotta bring it every single Saturday."
Still, it's good to know that on a day when Landry stepped onto the field with the full weight of Sooner football on his shoulders, he delivered.
"That guy's played a lot of great football," Stoops said. "He should have a lot of confidence."
Now it's on to Dallas, where if the good Landry shows, the Sooners will be very tough to beat.
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Twentieth Century Fox transports you behind the scenes of this film and its sound track with two making-of featurettes. You also get a peek at extended and deleted scenes, as well as a blooper reel. Audio tracks are available in English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Surround) and French (Dolby Surround), with subtitles in English and Spanish.
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Heather Griscom, an associate professor of biology at James Madison University, uncovers the American ginseng research project that one of her students is working on. The ginseng is now dormant in the greenhouse, which simulates a forest floor. Griscom and her student are trying to discover a way to restore ginseng to the wild. (Photos by Nikki Fox / DN-R)
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Who: Ladies of the Corvettes Limited Car Club from Arcadia, CA
Costume: '50s Bobby Soxers
Favorite Part of Cruise: Seeing everyone's Halloween costumes
Who: Norma and Eric from Los Angeles, CA
Costume: Oktoberfest
Favorite Part of Cruise: Halloween -- it's their favorite holiday
Who: Verna and Don Swanson from Kodiak, AK
Costume: Fisherwoman and her fish
Favorite Part of Cruise: Whatever they're doing right now -- they're having the time of their lives!
Who: Judah and Angelica from Los Angeles, CA
Costume: Dr. Seuss' Thing One and Thing Two
Favorite Part of Cruise: Swimming with dolphins in Ixtapa
Who: Cruise Critic members from Oregon
Costume: Clowns, Romans, superheroes and rock stars
Favorite Part of Cruise: Their very first balcony cabins
Who: Ralph Denny and his son Lee from San Diego, CA
Costume: Roman emperor and soldier
Favorite Part of Cruise: The production shows
Who: Danielle from North Carolina and Melanie from Australia (members of the Carnival Spirit Dancers)
Costume: Ketchup and mustard
Favorite Part of Cruise: Performing in the show "Swinging with the Big Band" with Ned Ripkin
Who: Sherri and Jeremy from Sacramento, CA
Costume: Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf
Favorite Part of Cruise: Watching how much fun their mom is having on her first cruise
Who: A group of family and friends from California, New York and New Jersey
Costume: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, the Evil Queen and the Old Hag
Who: Annie Knight from Park City, Utah (and the winner of the costume contest)
Costume: The Leg Lamp from "A Christmas Story"
Favorite part of the cruise: Kayaking in Acapulco
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Munce Named Rbk Hockey ECHL Goalie of the WeekSubmitted by chad on April 3, 2007 - 16:07
(ECHL.com release) Ryan Munce of the Johnstown Chiefs is the Rbk Hockey ECHL Goaltender of the Week for Mar. 26-Apr. 1, 2007.
The Mississauga, Ontario native was 3-0-0 with a 1.00 goals-against average and a save percentage of .960 to help the Chiefs go 4-0-0 to move into the fifth and final playoff spot in the North Division with 70 points (32-31-6).
After stopping 25 of 26 shots in a 3-1 win at Cincinnati on Mar. 27, the 21-year-old made 24 saves in a 6-1 win against Toledo on Mar. 30 and closed out the week stopping 23 shots in a 2-1 overtime win against Cincinnati on Apr. 1.
Since being assigned to Johnstown after he was traded from the Los Angeles King to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Jan. 21, the 6-foot-2 and 185-pound Munce is 5-3-1 with a 2.53 goals-against average and a save percentage of .916 in 13 games. He began the season with Reading and was 5-6-4 with a goals-against average of 3.30 and a save percentage of .884 in 17 games for the Royals.
Selected in the third round (82nd overall) by the Los Angeles Kings in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft and under NHL contract to Tampa Bay, Munce led the ECHL as a rookie in 2005-06 with 3,234 minutes, 1,705 saves and eight shootout wins and was 30-18-5 with a goals-against average of 2.78 and a save percentage of .919 in 55 games with Bakersfield. He was 5-5-0 with a goals-against average of 3.36 and a save percentage of .889 to help Bakersfield advance to the division finals in the Kelly Cup Playoffs.
Prior to turning professional, Munce played three seasons in the Ontario Hockey League where he was 55-56-14 with five shutouts, a goals-against average of 2.98 and a save percentage of .912 in 136 regular season games for Sarnia.
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Mihalik vs. Crowley in WHL Conference Semi-FinalsSubmitted by chad on April 3, 2007 - 14:03
Western Hockey League -- Kal Tire Western Conference Semi-Finals
Prince George (31-30-3-5) vs. Everett (54-15-1-2)
Lightning prospects and defensemen Vladimir Mihalik (Prince George) and Dane Crowley (Everett) will meet in the Kal Tire Western Conference Semi-Finals starting this Friday. The two are the only Lightning CHL prospects remaining in the WHL or OHL playoffs (The Lightning does not have a prospect in the QMJHL).
Mihalik and Prince George swept Kamloops in the first round and haven't played since March 28. Crowley and Everett won their last two games against Spokane to take their opening round series 4-2. Prince George is the lowest seed of the remaining 4 teams in the Western Conference: Everett, Vancouver, Seattle, Prince George.
Everett won the season series against Prince George 3-2 with one win coming in overtime and another coming in a shootout. Mihalik had 2 assists, an even rating, and 14 PIM in 5 games against Everett. Crowley, with both Swift Current and Everett, had 4 assists, an even rating, and 2 PIM in 4 games vs. Prince George.
Series schedule (all times Pacific):
#1 - Prince George @ Everett; Friday, April 6 (7:35 p.m.)
#2 - Prince George @ Everett; Saturday, April 7 (7:05 p.m.)
#3 - Everett @ Prince George; Tuesday, April 10 (7:00 p.m.)
#4 - Everett @ Prince George; Wednesday, April 11 (7:00 p.m.)
#5 - Prince George @ Everett; Saturday, April 14 (7:05 p.m.) if necessary
#6 - Everett @ Prince George; Monday, April 16 (7:00 p.m.) if necessary
#7 - Prince George @ Everett; Wednesday, April 18 (7:05 p.m.) if necessary
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Sunday and Monday's Superleague Playoff ScoresSubmitted by pete on April 2, 2007 - 21:47
In Game Three of their Superleague seminfinal playoff series, CSKA scored their first win of the series defeating Kazan 3-2. CSKA still trailed the series 2-1. Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless in the match.
Kazan struck back to clinch a spot in the Superleague finals defeating CSKA 2-1 in Game Four. Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless in the match.
Kazan advances to the Superleague finals to face Magnitogorsk which beat Omsk 3 games to 1. Game One of the Russian Superleague finals begins Saturday.
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CHL Playoffs Game Night: 4/1Submitted by chad on April 1, 2007 - 23:07
One Lightning prospect sees his season end while another moves on.
Sudbury 6 @ Mississauga 3
Sudbury wins best-of-7 series 4-1
The OHL Eastern Conference's No.3 seed Mississauga IceDogs - the team with the second most points in the conference - is going home after 5 games. The Sudbury Wolves came out flying in Game 5, outshooting the IceDogs 16-4 in the first period and taking a 3-0 lead. Mississauga responded, outshooting the Wolves 21-5 in the second and 16-8 in the third, but the team could not get an equalizer. The IceDogs scored in the first 6 minutes of the third period to cut Sudbury's lead to 4-3, but the Wolves scored within 10 seconds of that goal and added an empty netter for the final score. Lightning center/winger Chris Lawrence had an assist and 6 PIM in the loss and now will wait for a contract offer from Tampa Bay. Lightning prospect camp invitee Travis Fuller (47 points in 43 games) could attract some interest from one of Tampa's affiliates for a tryout contract.
Lawrence finished the series with three goals and an assist in the five games. He was also minus-6 and had 14 PIM.
Everett 4 @ Spokane 1
Everett wins best-of-7 series 4-2
Top-seeded Everett got a go-ahead power play goal with 4 seconds left in the first period and held on until adding a couple of empty-netters to defeat Spokane 4-1 and win the opening round series 4-2. Lightning prospect and defenseman Dane Crowley was scoreless and even for the Silvertips. He finished the series with two assists in the six games and a plus-2 rating.
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ECHL Game Day 4/1: Cyclones at ChiefsSubmitted by pete on April 1, 2007 - 20:50
Johnstown gains two more points on Reading and Wheeling. Playoffs look within their reach.
Ryan Munce stopped 23 of 24 shots faced for the win. Zbynek Hrdel and Gus Katsuras each had 1 goal and 1 assist with Katsuras potting the overtime game winner. Ian MacLean and Bryan Nathe added assists. Rookie star Maxime Boisclair was kicked out of the game midway through the first period with a slashing major. Katsuras, Munce and Hrdel were the game's three stars. Munce is 4-1-0 in his last 5 starts.
First Period
Second Period
JHN Hrdel, (12) (MacLean, Katsuras), 8:33
Third Period
CIN Daoust, (31) (Rawlyk, Stewart), 7:22
JHN Katsuras, (10) (Nathe, Hrdel), 0:06 (PP)
Game sheet from ECHL.com.
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AHL Game Day 4/1: Falcons at PiratesSubmitted by pete on April 1, 2007 - 20:41
Backbreaking finish.
Kevin Beech allowed 3 goals on 32 shots for the loss in his first AHL start. Beech surrendered Portland's winning goal with just 43 seconds left in regulation. Kyle Wanvig and David Spina had the Falcons goals. Eric Healey, Nick Kuiper and Adam Henrich added assists.
First Period
POR Ryan, (1) (Salcido, Weinrich), 4:28 (PP)
POR Miller, (14) (Blanchard, Carter), 10:57 (PP)
Second Period
SPR Wanvig, (19) (Healey, Kuiper), 18:00 (PP)
Third Period
SPR Spina, (13) (Henrich), 16:11
POR Wilson, (7) (Motzko, Carter), 19:17
Game sheet from TheAHL.com.
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NHL Game Night 3/31: Capitals at LightningSubmitted by pete on March 31, 2007 - 21:12
If Vincent Lecavalier played in a bigger market, there'd be no doubt who the MVP would be this season.
Johan Holmqvist stopped 23 of 25 shots faced for the win. Vincent Lecavalier had 1 goal and 2 assists to boost his season point total to 106. If you had a fever that high, you'd be dead. Dan Boyle had 1 goal and 1 assist and is now just one goal shy of the difficult to reach 20 goal mark for a defenseman. Also with 1 goal (shorthanded) and 1 assist Martin St. Louis goes into triple digits with a sick but still non-lethal 101. And, Cory Sarich had a multi-point night with 2 assists?!?!? Stock up on canned goods, people. Ryan Craig and Jason Ward had the other Lightning goals with individual helpers going to Paul Ranger, Andreas Karlsson, Filip Kuba and Vaclav Prospal.
With the win the Lightning keep pace with Atlanta three points back in the division with their head-to-head match up still on tap in the season finale. They gain two points on the Islanders, who lost tonight, and maintain their gap on victorious Toronto, Montreal and the Rangers.
Some numbers to consider as we enter the waning games of the season:
-As mentioned, with one more goal Dan Boyle will reach 20 goals for a defenseman.
-With 4 more points, Filip Kuba would reach the 40 point plateau. Difficult, but not impossible.
-Despite missing almost 10 games with a knee injury, Paul Ranger is 3 points shy of the 30 point plateau. Also difficult, but not impossible.
-Netminder Johan Holmqvist recorded his 26th win of the season last night. Even if the Lightning run the table, he cannot reach 30 wins. Darn the flu.
Game sheet from NHL.com.
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ECHL Game Night 3/31: Bombers at ChiefsSubmitted by pete on March 31, 2007 - 20:48
If the playoffs started tonight, Johnstown would be in.
Morgan Cey stopped 35 of 35 shots faced for the shutout. ATO Rob Lehtinen led the way with 1 goal and 1 assist while red hot Radek Smolenak had a pair of assists. John Adams had the other Chiefs goal and Marek Kvapil also stayed hot with an assist. Cey, Lehtinen and Adams were the game's three stars.
The win moves Johnstown back to .500 for the season at 31-31-6 and moves one point ahead of Reading into the final playoff spot in the ECHL North Division while still holding a game in hand. With Wheeling losing tonight to Cincinnati, Johnstown should have a 2 point lead on the Nailers as well at night's end. Johnstown controls their destiny and is now riding a three game winning streak in which they have beaten Cincinatti (#2 in the North Division), Toledo (#3 in the North Division) and Dayton (#1 in the North Division). Kvapil= season changer.
First Period
Second Period
Third Period
JHN Adams, (4) (Lehtinen, Smolenak), 4:14 (PP)
JHN Lehtinen, (2) (Kvapil, Smolenak), 8:34
Game sheet from ECHL.com.
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AHL Game Night 3/31: Pirates at FalconsSubmitted by pete on March 31, 2007 - 20:35
The season can't end soon enough.
Jonathan Boutin allowed 5 goals on 28 shots in the loss. Calling up Karri Ramo to avoid this mess? Smart move by the Lightning. ATO Justin Fletcher had the only Falcons goal off an assist by Adam Henrich.
First Period
POR Motzko, (26) , 5:58 (SH)
POR Motzko, (27) (Miller, Wilson), 10:40 (PP)
Second Period
SPR Fletcher, (1) (Henrich), 5:33
POR Carter, (14) (Miller), 15:02 (PP)
Third Period
POR Blanchard, (3) (Ryan, Hartigan), 5:29
POR Miller, (13) (Ryan, Ferguson), 6:44
Game sheet from TheAHL.com.
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Thursday and Friday's Superleague Playoff ScoresSubmitted by pete on March 31, 2007 - 20:30
Kazan got off to a great start in the opening game of their semifinal series round against CSKA winning 5-2. Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless in the match for Ak Bars.
Kazan took a commanding 2-0 series lead defeating CSKA 4-2. Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless in the match for Ak Bars.
Game Three is scheduled for Sunday. A Kazan victory would send Kazionov and his team through to the Superleague finals.
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There are very definite ways you should and should not end relationships. Ending a relationship is quite a skill and I've covered much about this on other pages too.
You're likely to experience all kinds of endings in a life-time: the ends of couple relationships, the death of loved ones, moving home away from an area, changing jobs, losing friendships and so on.
The first endings you're most likely to have encountered as a child are the deaths of a grandparent or pet. However, you may also have experienced a family breakup if your parents separated. You might even have lost touch with one of them.
Your previous experience of ending a relationship - particularly a couple relationship - can become the template those that follow. I so hope that you won't need to go through that painful and stressful process too often.
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Basically they are slowly exiting the coal business if favor of more profitable pipeline and gas segments - if you don't mind a flat stock for a while during the transition, this is the place for a long. . about payouts - yes, there is some possibility they could reduce the payout for a while, but considering today's 10% drop in price, even a reduced payout would keep it yield above 6 or 7%. . . .my two cents.
If their Adjusted EBITDA guidance is accurate, Dcf coverage should be modestly above 1.0x.Therefore no change in the Distribution...They knew all of this when they increased the Dist. less than a month ago..They didn't raise it to cut it !!
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Perhaps there is one scenario — beyond horseplay, intoxication or medical episode — in which the upper reaches of stadiums can't be expected to keep fans perfectly safe. When a fan is intent on taking his own life, as investigators have determined was the case with Ronald Homer last month at Atlanta's Turner Field, the role of building codes regarding the height of concrete or steel barriers is considerably diminished.
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Last year there was some confusion where to post, if I recall correctly....so I took the liberty.
I'll post my report here later.
Last year there was some confusion where to post, if I recall correctly....so I took the liberty.
I'll post my report here later.
Thanks for that as I was looking for it.
Just back and full report will have to go elsewhere.
BUT got to the tour of Britain after parking the car 8 miles away and I was hungry. I had left home at 5am and it was now 8. The Staff at the signing on desk had bought coffee from "Costa Coffee" and they said it was not good and expensive. But we were not far from Charing Cross station and next door to Charing Cross is "Villiers St." One of the noted places in London to find good restaurants and Cafes that are not part of a chain. So I walked there- no-way was I going to ride that bike. 1/2 way up on the right and I saw the cafe I wanted. A Greek patisserie that sold coffee and I asked for a slice of their Apple PIE. Which one?- Apple and cinnamon is the best but there are some others. I Took the Apple and cinnamon. Got back to the bike and It was still warm. The scent of it wafting over my adjacents fellow riders made them hungry and they suddenly dissapeared - only to come back with their pie.
I might like my Cafe on the seafront at Eastbourne But this apple PIE was superb. The fruit was cooked to perfection and the spices mixed into it made it even better- and the Pastry-----
Pic attached but I was a bit busy this morning as I will explain on another post.
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Since I live about 15 miles from Marie Callender's, that seemed to be an obvious pie stop. So, off I went for a mid-morning pie run. I ate blueberry pie, of course, since that is the official pie of the day.
And happy Talk Like A Pirate Day, me hearties ...
Nora wanted to ride with me on the pie ride on a ride we could both do comfortably.
There is a McD's right on the trail - Cherry Pie and Ice Cream!!
Our first stop on our pie ride. I rode my heavy "utility road bike" to make it more fair for Nora on her hybrid.
On the way back - Parker Barker Days - 100's of dogs get to celebrate the pool closing for the season!!
Our world-class skate park teaching kids a different way of bicycling. Lessons today.
This guy fell:
A little football practice. Yes, we have artificial turf on our rec fields:
And the mileage:
I managed to get a goat head flat - right through the Armadillos. I had JUST put a new tube in. So, I splurged and walked 2 blocks to the bike shop and had THEM fix it. I never do that, but I am tired of fixing flats! Especially Armadillos - they are killers.
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Where better to start?
And end (sort of)
We had to double back to our restaurant (Triple-R) for brunch - They were OUT OF PIE!
Strawberry Jam between slices of Rye Toast was a poor substitute...
Nanette assures me there WILL be blueberry pie when she returns from Flagstaff!
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I rode 82 miles and climbed 9300' (9000' in 57 miles) with NealH today. I had a chicken salad sandwich, first solid food of the day after the ride, but no pie (yet). 6:10 ride time.
Went to Ft DeSoto Park and came out to the Gulf Coast to find a good bakery - Came to a great Italian Bakery La Casa del Pane and had a portion of some great Strawberry Cream Pie. Just the camera was left in the car. :-( perhaps I'll fair a bit better in 2010.
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We did our Pie Ride along the canal they call 'Erie",
I didn't ride alone, I rode with my Deary.
All along the towpath we were quite the team,
Our reward, Hot Dutch Apple Pie A'La Mode smothered in fresh Whipped Cream.
The bike prior to the ride...
The bike at the restaurant....
The reward....
A stop along the way....
The mileage....
iMapMyRide Sep 19, 2009 2:58 PM
Location Hammonton, New Jersey
Route Type bike ride
Distance 15.56 mi.
As the official pie of the Pie Ride is Blueberry and the Blueberry is the official fruit of the state of New Jersey, TheMister and I decided to plan a ride through Hammonton. He used the internet to plot the course. We loaded up the bikes and drove there and decided to drive the course first because neither of us are familiar with the area. As is usually the case when TheMister and I undertake things together, a short dispute ensued regarding the route. It was basically flat roads through the woods that weren't particularly scenic. We compromised on a route that encompassed a winery and some actual blueberry fields.
The stop at the winery was disappointing. We had planned to to have a glass of, what else, blueberry wine, (which I imagine would taste much like cough syrup but I was willing to give it a go.) You could not buy it by the glass. You could taste it if you bought a bottle, but as I am not confident enough in my stability as a rider to have carried the bottle on the rest of the trip,(see photos of platform pedals) we nixed it. I had a photo taken in front of the beautiful winery, however, the photo made me appear as if I had already partaken of several glasses of wine so I nixed that, too.
We continued on the ride, past the blueberry fields and on to the cafe. It was called Penza's Pies and it was a farm market and cafe. I posed with bike in front of a cart of mums and a large sign that boasted that they sold "Bodacious Blueberry Pies". Too nerdy to post. We went in and I was thrilled to see it was really a quaint cafe with a lovely selection of pies. We were quickly told the dining room was closed and we had to eat outside. I'm not sure if it was the bike shorts, the helmet hair, or that they were actually closing, but I was a little put off. Moreover, I saw stacks of china plates and heavy coffee mugs yet we were given paper plates and plastic forks. Not the best presentation and I quickly realized that I could, in no way, compete with Stapfam's '07 pie photo. However, the blueberry crumb pie was incredibly good, as was the coffee. We finished the ride and found a sign that indicates that Hammonton actually is the Blueberry Capital of the world, not the Blueberry Capital of the UNIVERSE as I reported earlier. Sorry for the misinformation. All in all we had a good day and I was glad we did it.
Got the ride in - a nice relaxed 19 mile loop from north to south and back with a little side trip into each of our little coastal valleys. No pie though (I'm actually saving myself for some French pastry tonight with Rosh Hashanah dinner. Don't ask). Besides, if I had to skip either the ride or the pie, it's a no-brainer for me.
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Well after walking with Mom and my brother in a Memory Walk to raise money for Alzheimer's research I got home and thought where to ride and get some real pie after last weeks test with the hostess pie. I started riding and stopped at a few places where I could go in and see if they had pie and still keep a eye on my bike. Noone had pie so off I went. I thought about a local golf course tht has a public restaurant that has good reviews and stopped in and sure enough pie!
Lemon Meringue Pie.
total ride was 38.66 and the weather was beautiful!!! So was the draft beer!
Ok, mission complete. I had some blackberry cobbler for dessert. My daughter had the chocolate silk pie.
Hey, no one told me you could have beer, too!
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We had guests over this morning, who were late and then stayed late. I was going to put in a 34 mile ride to the M&M Cafe in Monticello, WI. But the guests left so late that I didn't think I could get there before they closed. So I drove 8 miles to the next trail stop and rode from there.
Beautiful ride in mid-70s temps and early fall foliage. Up the long, slight slope to and through the trail tunnel and down to Monticello.
I actually had two pies, a quiche pie for lunch followed by their home-made award-winning Amish Creme pie. It was delicious.
Then back up and through the tunnel again. I think I put in 18-20 miles ... no computer on my Rans Stratus.
Here's the recipe for the Amish Creme pie ... it was published in the April 2003 issue of "Midwest Living" magazine.
I made productive use of our guests late arrival - cleaned & lubed my bike, installed lights & a small bag to hold a cell phone, cash, mini-tool set. etc.
"Too often I would hear men boast of the miles covered that day, rarely of what they had seen." Louis L'Amour
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My GF and I rode on the Coronado Strand, and intended to have our pie at the Marie Callendar's on Coronado Island, but we missed it. So we're having pie for desert tonight after a dinner at the City Deli. We got in about 15.5 miles on a beautiful sunny day with views the San Diego skyline.
As you can see, I was impatient for the PIE!
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Got in a nice 35 miler today but had to go the grocery store to get pie which I will be enjoying now.
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I had training in St. Pete early this week so wife went with me and we got in a couple of nice rides at Passagrille Beach where we stayed for two nights. We had key lime pie Monday night at Sea Critters and on Tuesday evening we had key lime pie at the Hurricane restaurant. Both were delicious. We went for a nice ride this evening on the Withlacoochee trail but decided we already had enough pie this week.
Rode 26.7mi., a tune up for Bridge to Bridge tomorrow, weather permitting. Came home to freshly baked cinnamon rolls, MADE FROM SCRATCH, by my two daughters. It was their first attempt, and pretty darn good! Not pie, but I ate one none the less
The Ozark Roadies observed the official holiday as well, and we rode a new route for the group.
We started at the Visitor Center at Hobbs State Park, which is several miles east of the population centers of northwest Arkansas. I meant to shoot a pic of the visitor center and failed to do so. It is a fairly new structure and is impressive. If you're in this neck of the woods, you should go and see it.
Here we are gathering in the parking lot before the ride. There were 14 of us today. We had a rider from Mountain Home join us today. That's quite a drive.
Unfortunately, the weather was less than desirable... overcast, which turned into a steady drizzle. Given the sorry weather, I didn't do a lot of shooting today.
We rode east from the visitor center on Highway 12 to Clifty, AR, where we took Highway 127 and looped back around to Highway 12.
Following our return to the center, we went to the War Eagle Mill for lunch. Some of us rode our bikes to the Mill, and some took their vehicles.
This is an old photo of the Mill. There is an underflow waterwheel in the War Eagle Creek on the side of the mill which drives a stone grist mill. The restaurant is on the third floor. As I understand it, there has been a mill in this location since around the 1860s.
Here is our group chowing down at the Bean Palace on the third floor of the mill. The fare included smoked turkey sandwiches, ham sandwiches, cole slaw, beans and cornbread, and of course, PIE.
And here it is... blackberry cobbler and coffee.... mmm good!
And here are ArkansasGal and your humble reporter in the process of consuming said cobbler.
After lunch, we rode a couple of miles south of the mill and up a couple of hills to check out the view from above the War Eagle valley. About half way up and just slightly to the left of the pine tree on the right hand side of the photo is a little tan spot. That's a cow in the pasture waaaaay down there in the valley.
After viewing the panorama, we rode back to the visitor center and called it a day. Here are my buddy Jeff and me about half way back to the center. The Hobbs park features road cycling, mountain biking, hiking, fishing in nearby Beaver Lake, hunting, and a rifle range. What's not to like!
Total mileage for the day was 33 miles. With the exception of the sorry weather, it was a good ride. We welcomed some new riders to our group, saw some beautiful Ozark scenery, and ate pie!
Tomorrow is my pie ride day - will get'er done then. But just so you cut me some slack - here is what I did today. Today was my annual CPR training course, I did it up in the Adirondacks. I also finally completed my assault on Peaked Peak - I have tried to climb this mountain 4 times but either due to late starts or companions that could not do the climb - it was aborted. Today I was alone, got an early enough start (12:30 PM - after the class and a quick lunch). Here are some of the pics. The hike took 4 1/2 hours.
The hike starts on 13th lake in the Adirondack park - an absolutely beautiful spot. What you don't see in the picture is a loon that was lurking in the background - I was trying to get a shot of her.
After about an hour of hiking you can finally see the top of peaked mountian
As you hike a bit further you get to Peaked pond which is high up but in a valley between the peaks
You then scramble to the top of the peak, which involves a lot of rock climbing, searching for hand and foot holds, etc. When at the very top you find the survey mark:
And the views are incredible. Here is the view down to peaked pond
And the view of the terrain you just hiked over
If you see a patch of blue in between the folds on the mountain - that is 13th lake, where the hike started. You had to pass the marshes and beaver ponds you see in the picture and hike beside a rushing stream up the mountains - which has very nice waterfalls and pools. On the hike up I saw hawks, chip munks, signs of bears, beaver dams (and freshly fallen trees - by busy beavers). I love to tak pictures of mushrooms/fungi and I got some rather unique colors on some of these as well.
Tomorrow will be the pie ride - I promise.
Now would this be a nice location for a 50+ gathering?
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I rode too long of a ride today, so I got myself 2 pieces of pie!
On the left, coconut cream pie, and apple to the right.
My ride, 91.91 miles, from Hutchinson to Stafford, KS, then back. Most of the ride was on KS HWY 50, which has nice, wide smooth shoulders...until you cross over into Stafford county. The shoulders are (much) less than perfect over there.
I have a lot more pics that I'll add later. I'm just too tired to resize another picture right now.
Oh yeah, the coconut cream pie was fantastic. The apple was pretty good too.
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OK, here's the whole story.
I started riding about 9AM. On the way out of Hutch, I returned a couple of DVDs and went through the bank drive thru to get some cash.
I crossed the Arkansas river and entered South Hutchinson (that's the name of the town. It's not the south end of Hutchinson. It's a separate town called South Hutchinson) I thought I'd be slick and take a different route so I wouldn't have to go on the hwy entry ramp. My bright idea didn't work out, because the road changed from pavement, to packed gravel, to loose sand, at which point I turned around and headed for the on ramp. But I did see this interesting site on my detour...
Hutch and South Hutch were built on the salt industry. Here's what lies underneath us. I think the deposit is some 500 feet thick in places, and covers many square miles of area.
Leaving South Hutch, I headed onto Hwy 50 towards Pleasantview, an Amish community. Here's where I eventually ended up getting pie'd.
Heading west again, I thought this site was cool enough to waste some digital space on. Glad I took the picture. Along with salt industry, there's agriculture and oil too.
There's a long bridge with narrow shoulders on HWY 50 I detoured around, and when I rejoined 50, I saw these wildflowers. This pic is taken looking at HWY 50 heading east.
The shoulders on 50 are smooth and wide. Until you cross the line into Stafford county. They get pretty rough there, and I think that's why I'm hurting today. I was doing good until all the bumps and cracks and vibrations shook me up.
After a little over 3 hours of riding I made it to Stafford KS. I pulled into the truck stop and grabbed a liter of sweet tea (for the caffeine and sugar) and a liter of Powerade. And a package of 20 or so fig newtons. I drank all the tea and some of the Powerade, and ate half of the Newtons. There are tables inside, in front of the windows where I sat, watched my bike, ate, drank, and recovered. This was my turn around point, 47 miles ridden so far.
I took the rest of my Powerade and added it to the water in my bottle. When I started rolling my bike, I found this little surprise.
I'd picked up a piece of wire from a tire's steel belt. I was going to patch the hole, but decided to just use my new tube. Fixing the flat was good practice, and extended my break a little. It's all good.
Here's a view of the Stafford grain elevator, directly to the west of the truck stop. The birds must have found some spilled grain there, cause they were thick.
The ride back to Hutch was uneventful. When I hit mile 70 or thereabouts, I hit the wall. I lost my mental edge (like I have any to start with!), became just a bit wobbly on the bike, and was hurting all over. From then on, it was just one pedal stroke after another. It wasn't because I was dehydrated-I drank enough throughout the ride that I had to take several "pit" stops along the way. And I ate plenty along the way-3 pieces of whole grain bread with honey, a pint of OJ, my truck stop goodies, and I had a good breakfast before I started. I guess 70 miles (or 5hours) is the limit of my comfort zone when it comes to riding.
I felt so rough that I passed the pie place on purpose. I just didn't feel up to stopping again. I just wanted to be home.
Finally, I made it home, stretched, and changed clothes. After a rest, I drove to the Dutch Kitchen to get my well deserved slices of pie. Next time, I'm just going to get a whole coconut cream pie. I'm drooling right now remembering how good it was.
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Appearing on "SportsCenter" Thursday night, Curt Schilling said that Bobby Valentine was set up to fail and never had a chance to succeed as Red Sox manager.
Schilling said the hire was blundered from the outset. "The players didn't want him there, the GM had other ideas, and this was put on the GM by ownership," he said.
Schilling said ultimately culpability for the poor season falls on the players, but added that Valentine "made it harder on himself and his players" at every turn.
Schilling also mentioned DeMarlo Hale and John Farrell as possible hires who would command the respect of the players, but said the Red Sox have a lot of holes to fill and are far away from contending in the AL East.


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Phillies-Nationals 5 things: Calling on Aaron Nola to stop 4-game skid
Phillies-Nationals 5 things: Calling on Aaron Nola to stop 4-game skid
Phillies (26-25) vs. Nationals (31-21)
7:05 p.m. on CSN
The Phillies are in a rut, an expected rut given their recent schedule.
On Tuesday, they'll try to get back on track behind the young right-hander who's emerging as their stopper.
Let's take a look at the second of their 10-game homestand:
1. Not measuring up
The Phillies have lost six of their last seven games and are riding their first four-game losing streak since they started the year 0-4. Prior to last week, they'd done a decent job this season of avoiding lengthy skids, but this is definitely the toughest stretch they've faced in 2016.
Over these seven games, the Phils have been outscored 34-21 by the Tigers, Cubs and Nationals, three veteran teams filled with power. Two of the games have been decided by one run and the Phillies lost both after holding late leads.
At 14-5, the Phils still have far and away the majors' best record in one-run games, but this is what regression looks like. Hector Neris wasn't going to go through a full season without a hiccup. And the best example of how unsustainably productive he's been was that even after allowing three runs in just two-thirds of an inning, Neris' ERA is still 2.20. It's difficult for a reliever to get hit around and still have that low an ERA, especially this early in the season.
If the Phillies lose again tonight, they'll be right at .500 for the first time since they were 10-10. They've spent the last 33 days of the season with a winning record.
2. Nola gets the nod
Jeremy Hellickson turned in his second straight excellent outing against the Nationals on Memorial Day and Aaron Nola looks to do the same.
Nola, like Hellickson, struggled the first time he faced Washington this season, allowing seven earned runs in five innings.
Nola, like Hellickson, rebounded the next time he faced the Nats — both allowed two hits over seven shutout innings in their second start against Washington.
Now Nola looks to build upon that success the way Hellickson did Monday night, when he lowered his own ERA to 3.68 by allowing a run on three hits over seven innings.
Nola is 4-3 with a 2.86 ERA in 10 starts this season. He's struck out 70, walked 12 and allowed five home runs in 66 innings. His opponents have hit .200.
Nola has missed more bats and struck out more batters at the major-league level than anyone expected. His control has been as advertised — he's walked just 31 batters in 143⅔ career innings. This season, he's cut his home run rate in half. He allowed 11 in 77⅔ innings as a rookie.
Nola continues to lead the National League with 242 called strikes, 17 more than Tanner Roark, who is second. That number speaks to the effectiveness of Nola's knee-buckling curveball, which has generated 65 swings-and-misses, second-most in the majors to Jose Fernandez's 77. (Jerad Eickhoff is third in the NL with 33.)
Current Nationals are 19 for 65 (.292) against Nola with two doubles, a triple, two homers and 18 strikeouts. Bryce Harper, who left Monday's game in the seventh inning after being hit by a pitch on the knee, is 6 for 10 with two of those home runs. Jayson Werth and Anthony Rendon have also taken Nola deep.
3. Harper out?
Harper left the game in the seventh with what was diagnosed a right knee contusion. It would obviously be a huge relief for the Phillies if he's out of the lineup Tuesday, especially considering how he's hit lately at Citizens Bank Park.
Harper brought into Monday's game a streak of six straight games with a home run at Citizens Bank Park, tying the longest home run streak in MLB history for any player at a visiting stadium.
Harper, who hit .330 last season, won an MVP and led the NL in practically every meaningful offensive category, has been in a lengthy slump. Over his last 32 games, he's hit .183 with just five extra-base hits in 133 plate appearances. Teams have stopped pitching to him. Harper has 35 walks over that span, nine intentional.
But Harper is obviously a threat any time he comes to the plate, and he's hit pretty much any pitcher the Phillies have thrown at him the last two years. In 104 plate appearances against them since the start of 2015, Harper has hit .346 with three doubles, 11 homers, 23 RBIs, 21 walks and 23 strikeouts.
4. Another crack at Ross
Nationals right-hander Joe Ross (4-4, 2.52) makes his 10th start of the season tonight against the Phils. He shut them down on April 15 in his second start, pitching 7⅔ shutout innings in his best outing of the year.
Ross has allowed one run or fewer in five of nine starts and two earned runs or fewer in seven of nine. He's given up more than three earned runs just once all season, on May 10 against the Tigers.
The younger brother of Padres opening-day starter Tyson Ross, Joe is mostly a three-pitch pitcher who throws a lot of sinkers and sliders. When he faced the Phillies earlier this season he threw 55 sinkers, 38 sliders and 14 changeups.
Like his brother, Joe Ross loves the slider with two strikes, throwing it 73 percent of the time this season with two strikes on a right-handed hitter. His opponents this year are 16 for 92 (.174) against the slider with four home runs and 37 strikeouts.
Lefties (.295 BA, .757 OPS) have hit him much better than righties (.209, .598). Might that mean another start for Ryan Howard?
5. This and that
• Carlos Ruiz is 0 for 21 over his last six starts and is down to .222 on the season.
• Daniel Murphy had three more hits and drove in three runs against the Phillies last night. He's a .313/.363/.487 career hitter against them in 457 plate appearances. Playing in the NL East the last eight seasons, Murphy has hit lower than .293 just once vs. the Phils.
• Freddy Galvis, who homered off Roark on Monday, has hit well at home this season with a .284 batting average and .779 OPS in 85 plate appearances. Galvis is 12 for 33 (.364) over his last eight games overall with four doubles, a triple and a homer.
• Jonathan Papelbon has faced the Phillies six times since they traded him to the Nationals last summer. In those six games, he's allowed nine runs (six earned) and put 13 men on base. The Phils have seven hits (five doubles) against him in 2⅔ innings this season.
Source: Former Eagles safety Walter Thurmond retires at 28
Source: Former Eagles safety Walter Thurmond retires at 28
Defensive back Walter Thurmond, who had a productive year with the Eagles in 2015 in his first season as a safety, is retiring at 28, a source confirmed to CSNPhilly.com's Dave Zangaro.
The news of Thurmond's retirement was initially reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Thurmond was finally able to stay healthy in 2015. He played 16 games for the first time in his career, finishing with 71 tackles, three interceptions, two sacks and two forced fumbles. Thurmond and Malcolm Jenkins formed one of the NFL's better safety duos, but the Eagles upgraded the position even more by signing Rodney McLeod to a five-year deal.
Thurmond battled injuries throughout his six-year NFL career, missing 44 of 80 games over his first five seasons. A broken fibula cost him most of the 2011 season, he missed significant time in 2012 with a hamstring injury, and a torn pectoral limited him to two games in 2014.
LSU PG Tim Quarterman on Ben Simmons: 'He's a great teammate'
LSU PG Tim Quarterman on Ben Simmons: 'He's a great teammate'
By now, Tim Quarterman is used to being asked about Ben Simmons.
The former LSU point guard declared for the NBA draft following his junior season and enter the same draft in which Simmons, the freshman phenom, is projected to be the No. 1 or No. 2 pick.
As Quarterman goes through his own pre-draft process, it's inevitable he'll have to field questions about his former teammate he calls "his little brother" along the way.
"He's a great passer, he can handle the ball and he's always there to cheer you on," Quarterman said Monday following a workout with the Sixers on Monday. "He likes for other people to accomplish great accomplishments. He's a great teammate."
Simmons came under criticism during his freshman year for "quitting" on the Tigers. The team went 19-14 and failed to make the NCAA Tournament. They also chose not to participate in any other postseason tournaments. Even though Simmons averaged a team-high 19.2 points, 11.8 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 2.0 steals per game, there was question over his effort.
Quarterman said that wasn't the case.
"Ben is a great person, a great player and he's a great competitor, so I don't think throughout the season he ever quit on us," Quarterman said. "I think he continued to play hard. I think us losing frustrated a lot of us as competitors because we always wanted to win."
The Sixers have an edge evaluating Simmons. While he grew up thousands of miles from Philadelphia in Australia, it just so happens Brett Brown coached Simmons' father David during his extensive coaching career in Australia. Not only does Brown know Simmons' family, he still is closely connected to those involved in his basketball career.
"I know the people that have worked with him all across the board," Brown said. "That's just one of the benefits of living in the country and 20 minutes from where he grew up for 17 years, short of my Sydney days where it makes it 12 years."
Of course Quarterman didn't work out with the Sixers just to speak on Simmons. He is also fighting for a place in the NBA as well.
"Tim did a very good job creating for others," Brandon Williams, Sixers vice president of basketball administration, said. "What I'm impressed by is he's such a nuisance defensively, his length and athleticism. Then he showed his ability to create off the bounce."


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