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Bledisloe Cup 2015: All Blacks reserve Liam Messam may face disciplinary action over involvement in on-field scuffle
Marc Hinton Non-playing All Black Liam Messam has yet to hear whether he will face disciplinary action over his involvement in an on-field scuffle in Saturday night's Bledisloe Cup match at Eden Park.
Bledisloe Cup 2015: New Zealand 'out-passioned' by Wallabies, says Ma'a Nonu
Marc Hinton When Ma'a Nonu says the All Blacks were "out-passioned" in last weekend's Bledisloe opener, you know the Wallabies are on to something special.
Bledisloe Cup 2015: All Blacks feeling the pressure after loss to Wallabies
Marc Hinton For the first time since 2007 the Bledisloe Cup is 80 minutes from switching sides of the Tasman, and the All Blacks are feeling that pressure ahead of their last hitout before the Rugby World Cup.
All Blacks star Dan Carter says Bledisloe Cup showdown with Wallabies will never lose its lustre
Marc Hinton New Zealand have held the Bledisloe Cup for more than a decade but it's still as important as ever, according to veteran star Dan Carter.
All Blacks beef up Bledisloe Cup Test squad with Patrick Osborne and Tawera Kerr-Barlow
Marc Hinton Highlanders flyer Patrick Osborne and comeback kid Tawera Kerr-Barlow have been the big movers in Steve Hansen's enlarged All Blacks squad for back-to-back Bledisloe Cup tests, with Andy Ellis and...
Bledisloe Cup 2015: Top five matches between the Wallabies and All Blacks
Marc Hinton Fairfax New Zealand rugby writer Marc Hinton selects his top five Bledisloe Cup encounters ahead of next Saturday's resumption of trans-Tasman hostilities
Crusaders ready to make unlikely late run towards Super Rugby play-offs
Marc Hinton The run home is brutal and the margin for error gossamer thin, but the Crusaders are adamant they can still continue their remarkable run of Super Rugby play-off appearances.
All Blacks face Rio sevens hurdle
Marc Hinton All Blacks coach Steve Hansen may have won a significant battle, but the war is set to rage over the availability of key All Blacks for a 2016 season that will take a back seat to the quest for...
Jerome Kaino sings the Blues after referee ruins his big 100
Marc Hinton Blues skipper Jerome Kaino could not hide his bitter disappointment after a contentious – some might say diabolical – ruling cost him a victory over the Cheetahs in his 100th match for...
Blues lose second match after Hayden Triggs sent off
Marc Hinton Blues fall to 0-2 as Hayden Triggs red-carded in 27-16 loss to the Stormers in Cape Town.
Dan Carter ready to take field in Chicago
Marc Hinton It's been a long time coming, but it looks like the Dan Carter's All Black comeback might be not only imminent, but slightly ahead of schedule.
Ma'a Nonu and Jerome Kaino set to miss Bledisloe II
Marc Hinton The All Blacks look set to be without two of their senior, and most physical, players for what they're hoping will be a bounce-back Bledisloe performance at Eden Park on Saturday night.
Ewen McKenzie refuses to bite over Steve Hansen's comments on Kurtley Beale
Marc Hinton and Rupert Guinness Ewen McKenzie has poured cold water on provocative comments from All Blacks coach Steve Hansen questioning his rival's selection of Kurtley Beale at five-eighth for the opening Bledisloe Cup Test.
Israel Dagg out as All Blacks spring Bledisloe Cup selection shock with Ben Smith
Marc Hinton Steve Hansen has sprung a Bledisloe selection surprise of his own, picking the in-form Ben Smith at fullback and dropping a fully fit Israel Dagg for the first time since he became the first-choice...
Beauden Barrett happy to build on All Blacks' winning feeling from the bench
Marc Hinton Beauden Barrett has learnt to take nothing for granted in the All Blacks – not even the winning that has been a constant since he made his Test debut in 2012.
Record-chasing All Blacks have an ominous spring in their step
Marc Hinton There is a spring in the step of the record-chasing All Blacks as they prepare for a Bledisloe Cup opener of monumental proportions – a situation assistant coach Ian Foster takes as a very good...
Aaron Cruden growing into his skin for All Blacks
Marc Hinton It's water off a duck's back for Aaron Cruden now. Dan goes down, he steps up and history suggests the All Blacks don't miss a beat.
Matt Todd misses out as All Blacks welcome back Carter
Marc Hinton Dan Carter is back, as is Charles Piutau, but it is the selection of Sam Cane ahead of unlucky Crusader Matt Todd that might be considered the chief talking point of Steven Hansen's Rugby...
All Blacks to Samoa a dream come true for Williams
Marc Hinton Rugby great Bryan Williams has lauded the long overdue decision to take the All Blacks to Samoa for an historic test in Apia which now seems likely to happen in July next year.
New Zealand All Blacks scrape past England in First Test
Marc Hinton A scratchy All Blacks side have survived a scare to down England 20-15 in Auckland in the opening match of their three-Test rugby series.


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What a banner year for new, creative restaurant concepts in North Texas. Octopus emerged as the "it" dish from the sea. Fried chicken replaced gourmet burgers, and fancy hot dogs pushed gringo tacos back to the street. Champagne and locally brewed craft beer now quench our thirst. As we went to press, fine dining was sneaking back into the scene. Three high-profile chefs—Matt McCallister, Stephan Pyles, John Tesar—were still working on their hyper-focused restaurants. In the meantime, grab a shot of Fernet Branca and open wide for a marrow luge.
The top ten are Oak, Off-Site Kitchen, Boulevardier, Driftwood, Mr. Mesero, Urban Rio, Sissy's Southern Kitchen, Woodshed, Mi Dia, and the long shot, Zio Cecio. I left some mighty fine restaurants on the cutting room floor. It was a great year. Looking forward to an even better 2013. Here's the story. Read it and eat.


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The Passing of the Year
by Robert Service
Analysis: Trivia
Brain Snacks: Tasty Tidbits of Knowledge
An apple variety was named after Robert Service in 1908, but apparently it was lousy. Can't really blame him for that, though, can we? (source)
Robert Service wrote 45 books of poetry. 45! (source)
Service once wrote a poem about a frog smoking a cigar (source). And you know what? It's kind of moving…
Service was a big traveler. He was born in England and lived in Canada, France, and Hollywood (source).


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Allison, Mose (John Jr.)
Allison, Mose (John Jr.), pianist, singer, writer; b. Tippo, Miss., 11 November 1927.
His father was a cotton farmer and storekeeper and amateur stride pianist. Mose heard blues on the juke box in a gas station. He took piano lessons from the age of five until his early 'teens, when he also taught himself trumpet, which he played in the high school band of nearby Charleston, Miss. He also played piano on weekends in a band at a "honky tonk" near Greenwood.
In 1945 he enrolled at the University of Mississippi in Oxford to study chemical engineering, but soon began playing and writing for the band. During 1946-47 he spent 18 months in Army bands, then returned to college until 1950, when he decided to pursue music full time, at first in Lake Charles and then in other towns in Louisiana. On a summer job in St. Louis he met Audre Schwartz whom he married in 1951. (That summer he also visited NYC for the first time.) They moved to Baton Rouge where he completed his B.A. in English at Louisiana State University in 1952, while continuing to perform locally. After several more years freelancing in the Southeast and in Texas and Colorado, often with bassist Taylor La Fargue, the Allisons moved to N.Y. in 1956; by 1959 they had four children.
Allison worked with Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Stan Getz (1957), and Gerry Mulligan. During 1957 he also formed his own trio and soon achieved success in this format, performing in NY, Paris, Stockholm, and Copenhagen, sometimes with the addition of local musicians.
His daughter Amy Allison, is an acclaimed singer and songwriter with the country-influenced band Parlor James whose first release was in 1996.
Back Country Suite (1957); The Transfiguration of Hiram Brown (1959); I Love the Life I Live (1960); Don't Worry About A Thing (1962); The Word from Mose (1964); Western Man (1971); Your Mind Is on Vacation (1976); Middle Class White Boy (1982); Ever Since the World Ended (1987); Earth Wants You (1993).
One Man's Blues: The Life and Music of Mose Allison by Patti Jones (1998)
R. Doerschuk, Talkin' 'Bout Our Generations: M. and Amy A., Musician [December 1996];
Dom Cerulli: Mose Allison's Country-Style Jazz, Down Beat, 25/9 (1958);
Bob Dawbarn: Mose - To Him Music Means Everything, Melody Maker, 8.Aug.1964;
Max Jones: Talent and 20 Years Experience, Says M.A., in: Melody Maker, 29.Aug.1964;
Jajajivan: Mose Discloses. An Interview with M.A., Down Beat, 39/9 (1972);
Michael Bourne: M.A.. Share a Little Joke with the Blues, in: Down Beat, 43/15 (9.Sep.1976);
Donald Fred Truitt: M.A. Interview, Cadence, 8/9 (Sep.1982);
P. Jones, "The Analysis of the Music and Evolution of Style of Composer/Singer/Pianist, M.A." (Masters thesis, U. of Missouri-Kansas City, 1985;
John Detro: M.A. - Backyard Bluesman, Jazz Times, Jun.1990;
Trevor Hodgett: M.A.. Local Colour, Coda 260 (Mar/Apr.1995);
Patti Jones: One Man's Blues. The Life and Music of M.A.London 1995 (derived partly from her thesis, U. of Missouri, 1985);
Gordon Jack: M.A., Jazz Journal, 48/6 (Jun.1995);
Mike Bieber: So Goes Mose's Prose, Jazziz, 14/3 (Mar.1997)
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Friday, February 18th, would have been Artie Curry's fifty-first birthday. In honor of the occasion, Artie's mother and some of his friends got together at Portobello's pizzeria in Manhattan to share memories.
Artie's family and friends have established the Arthur Curry Scholarship Fund at St. Francis College in Brooklyn. In the words of the charter, scholarships will be awarded to "students of high academic achievement and outstanding character who are entering their senior year of college and, by word and deed, have shown the ability to bring people together."
HBO (where Artie worked throughout his adult life) was particularly generous in funding the scholarship program.
The scholarship program was formally announced on February 18, 2010 (on what would have been Artie's fiftieth birthday). That morning, Jim Lampley served as master of ceremonies for a celebration of Artie's life at St. Francis College. Over the course of an hour, friends and-co-workers shared memories of Artie with the St. Francis student body. Among the thoughts offered were:
Jon Crystal: "There are very few one-of-a-kind people who you meet in your life. Professionally, they say that everyone is replaceable. But not Artie. He had a gift for making people feel good. He loved them and they loved him back."
Seth Abraham: "No matter what was going on in his life, Artie took great joy in helping others."
Curt Viebranz: "The sorrow I feel is joined with the joy I feel at having known Artie."
Roy Jones Jr was among the speakers who sought to infuse Artie's spirit within the St. Francis College community. His remarks were particularly moving.
"I thank God for giving me the opportunity to know Artie Curry," Roy said. "He came through a lot of things that most people wouldn't be able to make it through; times when he wasn't sure he'd see tomorrow. And he came through it with that beautiful smile of his that would melt your heart. There were a lot of years of suffering behind that smile; it didn't come about easy. But the smile was so big because he overcame all those years of suffering. He was a beautiful person. And he became somebody much bigger than he knew he was."
"There will never be another person who touches my life like Artie did," Jones continued. "In our hearts, we were like twins. Nothing he ever did bothered me. The only that bothered me was, I couldn't be standing there right next to him when he left us. Having a friend is one thing. Having a true friend who's always there for you, and therefore you must be there for him; those are hard to find. When you find them, hang onto them and don't be afraid to tell them how you feel about them, because you never know what tomorrow holds. If you talk to your loved ones, let them know that you love them and how you feel about them. If you love somebody and you talk to them, make sure that conversation is always the note you want to end on, because you never know when that song might end."
The entire sixty-minute program honoring Arthur Curry can be seen on YouTube at:
Readers are urged to visit the site to learn more about this remarkable man.
Lise Curry (Artie's mother) says, "The scholarship program puts something positive on the loss of Artie." His friends feel that it's a wonderful way to honor someone who was all about giving back.
Now is the time for the boxing community and boxing fans to do their part. It's not enough to simply say that Artie was a great guy. It's important to stand behind that sentiment. EVERYONE is urged to contribute to the Arthur Curry Scholarship Fund.
PLEASE send a check payable to "St. Francis College - Arthur Curry Scholarship Fund" to:
Jaclyn Weber
Development & Alumni Affairs
St. Francis College
180 Remsen Street
Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201
The Arthur Curry Scholarship Fund will preserve Artie's legacy and enhance the lives of students for generations to come. Donations are tax deductible.
Thomas Hauser can be reached by e-mail at email@example.com
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From this article, 'n everything I've heard about Artie, wished I'd known him.
Artie was the very, very BEST. Mourning him is something that will always exist until on that DAY, he will meet us at the crossroad. He made things easy. He was a calming storm. A BRIGHT light. And most of all, a true friend to everyone -- LITERALLY. Holla!
I remember when he passed, the outpouring of emotion was very much on display. I never had a chance to meet Arthur but it was evident the man was special. With the global population pushing seven billion, why are there so few Arthur Currys?
Thanks to Tom who made this happen. And thanks to Anthony for so hospitably hosting the event at his pizzeria, Portobello, at 83 Murray. It was such a heartwarming ccasion true to Artie's spirit, uniting people he touched and loved beyond their accomplishments.
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SimGuruSemedi wrote:Hi everyone!
I wanted to stop by and correct something that I misspoke about at Gamescom this week. There are a whole lot of things to try and remember when talking about The Sims 3 Pets, and I goofed on one of the details a few people asked about. So...
Unicorns are able to breed with other horses. You might even end up with a Unicorn foal as a result!
I hope everyone enjoyed all of the other information that came out of Gamescom, the forums certainly look active
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Jarsie9 wrote:That's really good to hear, but now, can you tell us if we're going to be getting vending machines and mechanical bulls? And is the ice cream truck going to be specific *only* to that town like the sandwich truck is unique to Bridgeport?
But, I'm sure that there will be people who will be ecstatic to hear that unicorns can breed with horses. I did kind of wonder because I thought that unicorns were traditionally female.
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HONOLULU (AP) - Hawaii's state tourism agency and the NFL are creating a committee to boost attendance at the Pro Bowl and for events leading up to the game.
Honolulu business leader and Cincinnati Bengals limited partner Dr. Edison Miyawaki will chair the committee.
The committee has 49 professionals from the worlds of business, sports, government, unions, media and other fields.
More than 48,000 people attended the Pro Bowl at Aloha Stadium in January. The stadium can seat 50,000.
Next year's Pro Bowl will be the 33rd held in Hawaii. The state pays the league $4.2 million to host the game.
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Its PINK time again! The six annual Tough Enough to Wear Pink (TETWP) night is coming up on Friday, May 4, 2012 during the Guymon Pioneer Days Rodeo. Between now and the rodeo, the Oklahoma Panhandle Circle of Friends will be getting sponsors and raising money for the cancer patients of the non-profit Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center. Come to the Rodeo be tough, wear PINK and help us help those fighting cancer! The new t-shirts and jewelry are available at Bank of the Panhandle, 3 Wild Hairs Salon and Guymon Chamber of Commerce.
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Parros to appear at ESPN Zone
Popular Ducks right wing George Parros is scheduled to appear at the ESPN Zone at Downtown Disney in Anaheim from 6-7 p.m. Wednesday.
Acquired from the Colorado Avalanche in November 2006, Parros was a member of the Ducks' 2007 Stanley Cup championship team.
A group of local children aged 9-12 from the Boys and Girls Club of Anaheim is scheduled to join Parros for dinner and games. Parros is scheduled to sign autographs from 6:30-7.
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Portsmouth Announces New Director of Libraries
Portsmouth, VA -- City Manager Kenneth L. Chandler has announced the selection of Todd D. Elliott as the Director of Libraries. Elliott, currently the Branch Manager of the Churchland Library, has been promoted to the Director position. He will head the department as the current Director, Sue Burton, retires after 39 years with Portsmouth Public Libraries.
"I am delighted with the selection of Todd Elliott. The library staff has enjoyed working with him for the last two years and they are excited to be moving forward with his leadership," said Sue Burton.
Elliott joined Portsmouth Public Libraries in November of 2007 as the Assistant Director. In his position he directed the operations of the branches and provided assistance to the Director in strategic planning, directing, coordinating and implementing library work and services. He also assessed the library services and analyzed data to ensure that the needs and expectations of Portsmouth residents and customers were being met.
Currently as the Churchland Branch Manager, Elliott handles the programmatic operations as well as the building operations for the location. In addition, he manages staff and circulation and serves on the management team.
From 1993 to 1998, Elliott served as a Library Associate at the Richland County Public Library in Columbia, SC and in 1998 they awarded him a graduate assistantship. He began his professional career with the Norfolk Public Library System as a Youth and Bookmobile Librarian prior to becoming the Park Place Branch Manager.
Elliott was employed as a Reference Librarian for Tidewater Community College (TCC). From 2002 until 2005 he worked at the Norfolk campus branch and from 2005 until 2007, he worked at the TCC branch in Virginia Beach. Of his duties in Norfolk, he co-managed the library with oversight of public services. In Virginia Beach, he headed circulation and served on several college governance committees.
A Portsmouth native, Elliott is a 1983 Woodrow Wilson High School graduate. In 1996 he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from the University of South Carolina where he continued his graduate studies and in 1998 received his Master of Library Science degree. He is currently enrolled in the School of Public Administration at Old Dominion University.
Of his professional affiliations, Elliott is a member of the American Library Association and the Virginia Library Association. He and his wife Jackie are the parents of Daryll, 24; Chris, 18; Gigi, 14; and Kiki, 11. They are active members of Point Harbor Community Church.
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Woman charged with killing dog tells police she didn't want her ex-husband to take it
Salt Lake City police arrested a woman Saturday after she allegedly sprayed Raid down her dog's throat.
Kimberley Michelle Davis told police she killed the dog with insecticide so her ex-husband wouldn't take it.
According to Fox News in Salt Lake City, Davis was charged with two counts of cruelty to animals, a third-degree felony.
Police said Davis admitted to the crime after she was read her Miranda rights.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 18th, 2013 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animal cruelty, animals, cruelty to animals, custody, dog, dogs, domestic, husband, insecticide, kills, kimberley davis, kimberley michelle davis, pets, raid, salt lake city
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Cesar Millan and wife file for divorce
Cesar and Ilusion Millan have announced they are filing for divorce.
"We are sad to announce that after 16 years of marriage we have decided to file for divorce. The decision was made after much consideration and time. We remain caring friends, and are fully committed to the co-parenting of our two boys," said a statement posted on Millan's website Friday.
People magazine reports that Ilusion Millan filed for divorce at Los Angeles court Friday, citing irreconcilable differences. She is seeking primary physical custody of the kids with visitation for Cesar, 40, as well as spousal support from the longtime host of the National Geographic Channel's "Dog Whisperer."
Millan came to the U.S. from Mexico with $100 in his pocket and a dream of becoming a famous dog trainer. He succeeded – with the help of some famous Hollywood clients — establishing an empire that includes dog products, a television show, a new magazine and several best-selling books.
His show begins its sixth season Oct. 9 and his fourth book, "How to Raise the Perfect Dog," is in stores now.
Millan and his wife also founded the nonprofit Cesar and Ilusion Millan Foundation, which promotes animal welfare by supporting the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of abused and abandoned dogs.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 7th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: books, cesar, cesar millan, divorce, dog whisperer, dogs, empire, filed, filing, husband, ilusion, los angeles, magazine, marriage, milan, national geographic channel, pets, splitting up, trainer, tv, wife
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Dog dies in car of Richmond SPCA's CEO
A dog belonging to the chief executive officer of the Richmond SPCA died last week after being left alone for about four hours in her owner's car, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports.
Robin Starr, tragically, didn't know the dog was even in the car until finding him when she went to lunch. Temperature in Richmond, Va. last Wednesday had reached 91 by noon.
Her husband, Ed Starr said that, as his wife prepared for work, he put the couple's 16-year-old dog — a deaf and blind mutt named Louie — into her station wagon. The dog often accompanied Robin Starr to work, and Ed Starr said he forgot to tell her Louie was in her car.
"I just forgot . . . and didn't think about it until I got this frantic phone call from Robin. I knew immediately what I had done," he said today.
"At 16, he just laid down where you put him and didn't make a peep," Robin Starr said. "He never made a peep in the car; he'd just lay there in the back."
Robin Starr took the dog inside to the SPCA clinic, then to an emergency veterinary clinic in Carytown. The dog died about midnight of kidney failure, the Starrs said.
Posted by John Woestendiek August 26th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: blind, car, ceo, deaf, death, dies, dog, ed starr, heat, husband, louie, richmond, robin starr, spca, virginia
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After wife's highway death, a search for dogs
For five straight days, Greg Wong returned to the lonely stretch of highway on Wyoming's prairie where his wife was killed, searching not for closure but for Sammie and Maddie, the two small dogs traveling with her.
Hours after state police on May 30 called his home in Laramie, notifying him that his wife, Susan, had been killed on Highway 487, Wong made the first two-hour trip, arriving at 2 a.m., just as a tow truck pulled the SUV his wife had been driving from a deep ravine.
Police told Wong that his wife apparently lost control of the vehicle. It rolled over three times and landed in the ravine. Police told him no dogs were found inside the vehicle, or in the area.
Wong told the Casper Star-Tribune that as soon as he got the news, it was as if he heard his wife's voice in his head, saying "find the dogs."
"I guess a lot of it didn't soak in," he said. "…You get to that point where you almost turn into a zombie. You are afraid to start thinking about it too much because emotionally you can't handle it. I kept focusing on 'you have to find those dogs.' In a way, I was thinking my last connection to my wife was those dogs."
Posted by John Woestendiek June 8th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: accident, auto, cairn, casper, cathy orde, cold nose investigators, curt orde, dogs, fatality, golden retriever, greg wong, husband, killed, laramie, maddie, missing, sammie, scent, search, susan wong, tracking, wife, wyoming, yorkie, yorkshire, zoe
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When dogs come between husband and wife
A wife who has seen two dogs take her place in bed, relegating her to the couch, complained to Dear Abby this week that dogs are ruining her marriage.
As Abby points out, when dogs come between a husband and wife, it's probably because the space between husband and wife has become so massive that it needs to be filled with something.
And, to my way of thinking, a wagging tail of the canine variety is probably one of the healthiest and least harmful options.
Here's what the advice-seeker wrote:
DEAR ABBY: I love dogs, but they're ruining my marriage. "Ivan" and I have been together 12 years, married for five. Six years ago he had to put his aged, sickly pointer, "Sergeant," to sleep.
Two years ago I began suggesting that we get another dog. I thought Ivan had mourned Sergeant long enough, and it was time for another. We found a lovely King Charles spaniel that we named Lili. We spent a lot of fun time with her that spring and summer, then thought a playmate might be good company for her during the day while we were at work. We found Branford, another spaniel.
Ivan began bringing the two dogs into our bedroom.
Guess where they're sleeping today? IN the bed. Guess where I'm sleeping? On the couch.
We haven't been out on a date since the dogs arrived. We don't go out with friends because we must be back by 10 p.m. — the dogs' bedtime, and Ivan's, too, of course. He is oblivious to me from the time he goes to bed with the dogs. We haven't had sex in a year.
Help! — Only His Wife
"..The dogs aren't your problem," Abby (or whoever now writes the column now) responded. "When a man would rather sleep with his dogs than his wife and 'forgets' about sex for a year, something is wrong with the marriage.
"So start looking for a licensed marriage counselor. If your husband won't go with you, go alone. Something tells me you're going to need all the emotional support you can get, because your marriage has gone to the bowwows."
Posted by John Woestendiek September 11th, 2008 under Muttsblog.
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''Viva Maria!'' is a 1965 French comedy film directed by Louis Malle and starring Creator/BrigitteBardot and Jeanne Moreau.
Taking place in the eve of the Mexican Revolution, Maria (Bardot) has just lost her Irish terrorist father to [[HoistByHisOwnPetard one of his own explosions]]. She wanders aimlessly until she stumbles upon a hybrid circus/vaudeville troupe, where she meets [[OneSteveLimit another woman named Maria]] (Moreau). They agree to team up and form a theatrical duo. Some time later, they meet a revolutionary named Flores (George Hamilton), who's fighting to take down the dictatorial government of the (fictional) country of San Miguel. Moreau!Maria falls in love with him, but he's shot not long after. She promises to carry on his revolution, with the help of a reluctant Bardot!Maria.
!!Provides examples of:
* ActionGirl: Bardot!Maria. Moreau!Maria tries her hand at this but fails, so she decides she'll be the one to do the talking.
* {{Adorkable}}: Bardot!Maria is so hesitating and clumsy at the beginning.
* AxCrazy: Bardot!Maria sure looks giddy when she's blowing stuff up.
* BananaRepublic: San Miguel.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: Bardot!Maria at the beginning of the movie. Yes, they tried to pass Brigitte Bardot for a man.
* BitterSweetEnding: The revolution ends up toppling the dictatorship, but Moreau!Maria still can't get over Flores.
* BoundAndGagged: Both Marias are captured by monks at the climax and are subjected to (ineffectual) torture.
* ButNotTooForeign: Bardot!Maria is half-French, half-Irish.
* CulturedBadass: Moreau!Maria is a revolutionary who knows her Shakespeare, Moliere, etc.
* DeadStarWalking: Flores. George Hamilton had the biggest billing after Bardot and Moreau.
** WeHardlyKnewYe: He gets, maybe, five minutes of screentime.
* DuelingStarsMovie
* TheEdwardianEra: Takes place in 1907.
* FightingIrish: Bardot!Maria. A terrorist all her life.
* AGodAmI: The Church mistakenly thinks the Marias are acting like this when they hear news of the people praying to them.
* GoodScarsEvilScars: TheDragon has a scar on his cheek.
* InsistentTerminology: Bardot!Maria wants you to know that it's NOT 'Mary', it's 'Marie', because she isn't bloody British.
* KneelBeforeFrodo: A mayor kneels down to tie his shoelaces. The people around him kneel, thinking he's paying homage to the Marias. When he gets back up, he looks around him befuddled before kneeling back down.
* KnifeThrowingAct: The boy tied to the board is harmed during this routine because Bardot!Maria distracts the man controlling the spotlight, leaving the knife-thrower in the dark and hitting the boy in the arm. This is PlayedForLaughs.
* TheLadette: Bardot!Maria.
* LockAndLoadMontage: The villagers guearing up for the revolution. One had hidden a pistol in a baby's blanket.
* MadBomber: Bardot!Maria.
* NotWithTheSafetyOnYouWont: Moreau!Maria really doesn't know guns.
* OurFounder: The Marias blow up TheGeneralissimo's statue. He's displeased.
* PietaPlagiarism: The strong guy carrying Flores in his arms after he dies.
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: The troupe-turned-freedom fighters consist of people from all across Europe with quirky personalities and hobbies, working with San Miguel villagers.
* ReallyGetsAround: Bardot!Maria. She keeps tabs on the names of the guys she has slept with.
* RedOniBlueOni: Lustful and trigger-happy Bardot!Maria versus monogamous and pondered Moreau!Maria.
* ResignedToTheCall: Bardot!Maria was fine with keeping up their tour, but Moreau!Maria really wants to avenge Flores, and she just can't leave her alone.
* RousingSpeech: Moreau!Maria to the villagers after Flores dies.
* RunningGag: The boy who tries to sneak a peek at the strip shows and gets slapped by his mother for his troubles.
* SarcasticClapping: No clapping, but Bardot!Maria sarcastically congratulates Moreau!Maria for her RousingSpeech, then informs her of what a fool she's being.
* StuffBlowingUp
* StunnedSilence: When the Marias do their impromptu first strip-tease, the orchestra is so distracted by it that they stop playing. The silence is amusingly interrupted by a guy coughing.
* [[TheyFightCrime They Fight Corrupt Governments]]
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: The Marias. Illustrated by the Moreau one being interested in the latest developments in fashion, and the Bardot one in those of guns.
* TriangRelations: Flores and Moreau!Maria were definitely into each other, and it's implied that Bardot!Maria also wanted something with him. So a type 4.
* VillainousBreakdown: TheDragon has one when the Marias get the better of him in the "Lady in White" scene.
* VineSwing: Bardot!Maria does this in the first confrontation with the government's men.
* VisualPun: The Spanish word "caballero" would mean "gentleman" in the context it's given, but it can also mean "horse rider".
* YouCanLeaveYourHatOn: The Marias accidentally invent strip-tease and it becomes the main attraction of their performance.


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Postseason impacts abound in Power Rankings
Blame a certain weather event and the threat of power outages for the lack of an introduction this week. With quite a few conference tournaments in full swing Wednesday, let's get right to it.
1. Stanford (16-1-1)The Cardinal picked up their eighth and ninth one-goal wins of the season this past weekend. Guess which one was a bigger deal? After escaping USC with a 1-0 overtime win Friday, Stanford rallied for two late goals on the road to beat rival UCLA 2-1 and clinch yet another Pac-12 championship, its fourth in a row. Chioma Ubogagu leveled the score against the Bruins in the 77th minute and assisted on Rachel Quon's winner in the 79th minute. For what it's worth, Stanford remains unbeaten (37-0-1) when Ubogagu is on the field. No, that's not a coincidence.
2. UCLA (15-1-2)The Bruins held the lead into the 77th minute, forced Emily Oliver to make seven saves and held the slightest of edges in shots for the game, all of which mean they aren't tumbling any further than No. 2, but they couldn't beat their nemesis. The last UCLA team to beat Stanford included Lauren Cheney, Christina DiMartino, Kara Lang and Sydney Leroux. Work remains. USC isn't going to the NCAA tournament, but a win at home against its rival would end a forgettable season on a strong note. On the other hand, UCLA can clinch a perfect 8-0-0 road record with a win, and further assure itself home games through the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament in the process.
3. Florida State (16-2-0)At this rate, Miami might be glad it exited the ACC tournament early. Florida State routed Boston College 4-0 in the quarterfinals, reversing an earlier 3-2 loss to the Eagles, the first of the season for the Seminoles. They won't get a chance to do the same to Miami, which upset the Seminoles in a rainstorm to close the regular season, but they do get a semifinal against Virginia, a rematch of a chess match three weeks ago that went to the Seminoles in overtime. Which midfielder will have a bigger impact: Morgan Brian or Dagny Brynjarsdottir?
4. BYU (16-1-1)How do you hit your stride nearing the postseason? If you're BYU, how about posting your highest one-weekend scoring output with nine goals in wins at San Diego and at home against Saint Mary's, including four goals on the field in San Diego that will host the College Cup semifinals in less than a month. Cloee Colohan scored twice against the Toreros and once against the Gaels. She is a player often valuable for reasons beyond the box score and entered the weekend with one goal. The bad news is that, despite the margins of victory, BYU slipped to sixth in the RPI.
5. Penn State (16-2-1)By the time you read this, Penn State probably will be in the midst of its Big Ten tournament quarterfinal against Iowa. No offense to the Hawkeyes, but the record suggests the Nittany Lions probably also will have scored already. They do against everyone else. A 2-0 win at Purdue to close the regular season marked the 17th time this season Erica Walsh's team has scored multiple goals. In fact, it marked just the seventh time Penn State has failed to score at least three goals in a game.
6. Wake Forest (13-4-3)It was a curious week. First, the Demon Deacons closed the regular season by laying an egg in a 3-0 loss at home against Virginia Tech in which they trailed for 88 minutes. Then they went out and beat Duke in the ACC quarterfinals behind a goal from Marisa Park in the first minute of overtime. As always, but especially at this time of year, it is nice to have Aubrey Bledsoe, who made six saves against the Blue Devils. Next up: Maryland (Friday, ESPN3, 7:30 p.m. ET).
7. Virginia (14-4-1)After routing Boston College 5-1 to close the regular season, Virginia came away with a 1-0 win at North Carolina to open the ACC tournament behind Caroline Miller's fifth goal in three games. It became the first team to beat the Tar Heels in regulation in the ACC tournament, one year after Florida State's double-overtime win made it the first team to do so in the run of play. Perhaps even more impressive, Virginia not only won but restricted North Carolina to just four shots, fewest in the history of that program. Next up: Florida State (Friday, ESPN3, 5 p.m. ET).
8. San Diego State (17-1-1)San Diego State finished off a perfect regular season in the Mountain West with a 1-0 win against New Mexico, but arguably the better news is the Aztecs are fifth in the RPI. Barring a conference tournament stumble, that suggests an opportunity to host at least three rounds of the NCAA tournament and avoid any potential UCLA game until at least the quarterfinals. No wonder they drew 1,122 fans against the Lobos, the first time they topped 1,000 fans at home this season.
9. Baylor (14-1-4)Lest the seniors get distracted, Baylor doesn't link its senior day to the final home game of the regular season (honoring the seniors earlier in the schedule). But Friday's home finale felt at least unofficially like Randy Waldrum Night, in that people spent a lot of time talking about the first time Baylor had done a lot of things, such as complete a conference season without a loss, since Waldrum was in Waco. And on at least one count, Marci Jobson's team has the record books to itself. A 2-0 win against TCU marked a program-record 12th clean sheet for the season.
10. West Virginia (11-3-4)Does this placement make these power rankings more bullish on the Big 12 than most this season, with Missouri and Texas A&M no longer around and recent power Oklahoma State struggling? Yes, but the regular-season champion (and only team to beat Stanford this season) joins Baylor after wrapping up the conference schedule with a 1-0 overtime win at Texas. The Mountaineers are young enough that they'll be better next year than they are this year, but the best of what they are this year is pretty good.
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• Team No. 1 to watch this week: Colorado College (13-3-4). The top seed in the Conference USA tournament taking place in El Paso, Texas, Colorado College may well need the league's automatic bid to make the NCAA tournament. Its only two RPI top-50 wins are against Central Florida and Denver, and it was No. 45 in this week's RPI. Third seed UCF, on the other hand, should be safely in the NCAA field regardless of how it fares in El Paso. Colorado College opens the conference tournament Wednesday afternoon against Houston.
• Team No. 2 to watch this week: Denver (14-1-4). Speaking of the Pioneers, they face a similar predicament as their in-state counterpart as the Western Athletic Conference tournament begins. Denver is the No. 2 seed in the WAC, but it would potentially face No. 1 seed Utah State in Logan, Utah, after the two finished tied atop the table in the regular season. Denver is in better RPI shape than Colorado College, but a top-20 road win at Portland and top-75 wins against Kansas and UC Irvine aren't enough to avoid a nervous selection day.
(As an aside, shame on the WAC for forcing some teams to play tournament games on back-to-back days. It's one thing to give the top seeds a competitive advantage via byes; it's another to put the health of players at risk.)
• Team No. 3 to watch this week: Central Michigan (14-5-1). You remember the Chippewas, MAC road warriors. They finally got to play a few home games, but a 1-0 overtime loss on their field against Miami, their first home loss in four years, means they entered the conference tournament as the No. 2 seed. A championship rematch would be in Oxford, Ohio. Miami is an NCAA at-large reach despite a 17-2-1 record and an unbeaten conference regular season, but Central Michigan's wins against West Virginia and Dayton and draw against Marquette might be enough.
• Team No. 4 to watch this week: Washington (10-6-3). Stanford and UCLA have interesting rivalry games this weekend, but the biggest Pac-12 game of the final week might be the one in Pullman, Wash., between Washington and Washington State. With just three conference wins, Washington's best result this season remains a 3-0 win against Notre Dame shortly after Labor Day. The Huskies are probably in good position for an NCAA at-large bid at the moment, but the emphasis is on "probably." Washington State, on the other hand, is 5-4-1 in conference (with the tie a big one at UCLA), but the Cougars got their first RPI top-50 win just last week when they beat Oregon State.
• Team No. 5 to watch this week: South Florida/Auburn/Kansas. Consider this the combo platter. What's odd about the Big East tournament (currently in the semifinal stage), Big 12 and SEC (both in the quarterfinal stage) tournaments is that there are almost no bubble implications. In the Big East, Georgetown, Marquette and Notre Dame should be safely in the NCAA tournament. Fellow semifinalist South Florida is No. 53 in the RPI. In the Big 12, Baylor, Texas Tech and West Virginia should be safe. The next closest RPI team is Kansas at No. 64. In the SEC, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and Texas A&M should be safe. The next closest RPI team is Auburn at No. 50. Could a run to the final push a South Florida, Kansas or Auburn onto the bubble? Maybe, but it's probably automatic bid or nothing.


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In 1979, Dana Cooper worked for a Cranial Facial Surgeon. One Saturday morning before Dana took her children to their usual weekend activities, her boss called her unexpectedly. A young woman needed emergency surgery and the surgeon wanted Dana to assist. When Dana arrived into work that day, she had no idea of the impact it would make on her life.
The patient had severe injuries and almost every bone in her face had been broken. Her husband had beaten her with the end of a rifle. After eight hours of surgery the young woman started her road to recovery. While the physical injuries healed, Dana became closer to the patient and quickly realized that the emotional scares were not healing so well.
Dana would watch the woman come to her outpatient appointments each week, accompanied by her husband. Eventually Dana asked, "why do you stay?" The woman responded "I have no choice, I have no where to go, no money, no family."
New Beginning Center was born in 1983 in Garland, Texas, with an initial budget of $750, donated office space, a volunteer board, and a staff of one. Spurred by an abiding concern for the number of abused women seeking treatment in the local hospital's emergency room, this initial group of twelve committed citizens planted the seeds for a program to serve families affected by domestic violence. The organization today has a budget of $1.8 million, four service sites, and a staff of 43.
Among the services offered by New Beginning Center are a 24 Hour Hotline, an Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Counseling, a Battering Intervention and Prevention Program, and Community Eduction.New Beginning Center was founded by a team of volunteers, thus there is a strong legacy of volunteerism. Volunteers are screened and trained, and participate within all agency programs. Well over 500 volunteers contributed nearly 20,000 hours of their time and skills to the agency last [fiscal] year.
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New Beginning Center's full-time staff and volunteers have helped thousands of women since 1983. I am among their newest volunteers. To learn more about New Beginning Center, please click here to visit their website. If you would like to become involved by making a donation, you can be an integral part of the work to stop family violence. You can make an individual donation, or help solicit a corporate contribution from your company.
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Time marches on with the Huntsville Stars now in spring training with their parent club of
Major League Baseball, the Milwaukee Brewers and the 2010 season right around the corner.
Members of the Stars' squad including the coaching staff are currently in Maryvale, Arizona with
players getting in workouts through the Brewers' organization in which some will be seeing action
in the spring training season that gets under way Thursday in a road game at the spring training
site of the San Francisco Giants and a contest Friday at the training site of the Oakland Athletics.
The Brewers will play their first game in Maryvale on Saturday with a split squad facing Oakland
and another squad going to another site in the area to play a split squad of the Colorado Rockies.
In a month, the 26th season of minor league professional baseball will take place in "The Rocket
City" when Huntsville opens the Southern League schedule with a five-game series at Chattanooga. The
Stars and Lookouts will take to the diamond in Chattanooga on April 8 at 5:15 p.m. central time.
Huntsville comes home to Joe Davis Stadium for the first time on April 14 and faces Jacksonville in a five-game series with the first pitch for the home opener to get under way at 7:00 p.m.
Joe Davis Stadium is active a month earlier than expected. The University of Alabama in Huntsville is
having to play some of its home games at the Stars' facility this month because their new on-campus diamond is not completely ready.
According to information, bleachers and some other minor details are needed to take place and the
Chargers will spend the month of March playing at the Joe, their home site since they began collegiate baseball back in 1996.
Baseball fans who love games at "The Joe" can see the Chargers battle NCAA Division II in-state rivals the University of Montevallo and University of West Alabama on March 9, 13, 14. UAH will play two more series at "The Joe" this month when Oakland City comes to Huntsville March 27-28.
Another positive situation has taken place for the Stars in the offseason. Huntsville will be back on the radio after the 2009 games were only available on the internet.
Radio station WTKI will have the Stars' games live on the air on its Huntsville affiliate 1450 AM and the Decatur affiliate 1490 AM. Plans to broadcast the Stars on a FM signal, 92.9, will be available when the season begins next month in Jacksonville.
The deal was officially completed a month ago with Stars' General Manager Buck Rodgers very pleased that the Huntsville and Decatur area will be able to listen to the Stars in games from "The Joe" plus at other ball parks throughout the Southern League.
Chad Anderson, a native of Huntsville, has been selected to provide play-by-play coverage of each game, taking over the spot in the broadcast booth from Brett Pollock.
The Stars will remain in Arizona through the end of the month and will make their journey to Huntsville at the end of spring training with the Brewers. They will go to work with the quest of being a playoff contender in the Southern League like they did in 2009 when the Stars won the first half title in the SL's Northern Division.


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I designed these free printable Irish themed party decorations some time ago for Karen from The Graphics Fairy website using some gorgeous vintage graphics from her site (The old map of Ireland is my favourite) and combined them with lots of layers and textures in photoshop. You can print them out, combine them and have fun crafting new things with them.
Happy St Patrick's Day!


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I am a huge Jennifer Aniston fan so I had to see this movie, not once but three times, and every time it was funnier than the time before.
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My wife and both enjoyed this movie. It does have quite a bit of cursing, but if that doesn't bother you, you'll have a good time at this movie. It also has frontal male nudity that I didn't enjoy, but it was for comedic effect. However, I still wish they would have left that part out. Overall, the movie was believable, had a decent story, and leaves you feeling good about what you just saw. Is this a movie I would want to buy when it comes out on DVD? No. That's why it's not a 5 star movie to me.
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Stories of service, sacrifice shared at Veterans Day ceremony
Sunday was time to show appreciation, respect and gratitude for our brave and selfless veterans. It was also a day for stories, told and untold.
During the annual Veterans Day service at the West Hawaii Veterans Cemetery, Evan Seki Matsuyama, a 19-year-old student at the University of Hawaii Center at West Hawaii, shared the remarkable story of the Nisei Warriors of World II — the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the 100th Battalion, and the Military Intelligence Service.
Before the packed audience, Evan powerfully explained why these Japanese Americans defended their homeland despite being labeled enemy aliens by the federal government and enduring countless hardships. He spoke about how their bravery and sacrifice was just recognized Oct. 10, 2010, when they received the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian award given by Congress. This achievement, he said, not only made them "distinguished soldiers, but also true Americans" that were "finally appreciated by a grateful nation."
Evan told of his grandfather, Don Seki, who defied his parents by refusing to leave the United States for Japan, just one day before Dec. 7, 1941 surprise attack on the U.S. Naval Base at Pearl Harbor. Caring less about recognition or awards, this brave, modest man immediately gave his Congressional Gold Medal away after receiving it, believing Evan would appreciate it more than he could.
"I wonder how he felt when he volunteered to fight against the oppression of the Axis powers while simultaneously being oppressed by the very country he was willing to die for," Evan said. "… I wonder how it felt to be coffee planters of Kona and the sugar cane growers of Ka'u who left the farms, families and everything that they knew to fight for what they thought was right — to fight for the freedom of others when they had few freedoms of their own."
For Evan, one answer was: "They felt like Americans" who "were grateful to live in a democracy, in a country of opportunity." One by one, he introduced the men and their family members in the audience. He thanked them for their sacrifices, efforts, courage and commitment, as well as the lessons of service, freedom and justice they taught him.
Keynote speaker, retired Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Malakie, also shared stories of the past. Among his accomplishments, Malakie served at the U.S. Army Pacific Command as the chief of architecture, plans and resources for information systems. For the past 17 years, he has been the senior Army instructor for the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps programs at Konawaena and Kealakehe High Schools. He is also the commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 12122.
During his remarks, Malakie recalled his time at basic officer training at Fort Bragg, where his drill sergeant introduced him to the "colorful and descriptive words that exist in the English language" and called his platoon as his "Duds."
"I remember waking to the sound of (the drill sergeant) beating on the garbage can at 0330 in the morning, or as we would say, o dark 30. I remember the early morning physical training, the days on the rifle range, sleeping in a fox hole in the middle of a torrential rain storm, (and) that funny feeling of your skin pealing off your toes just before you get trench foot," he said. "I remember the long forced marches with our heavy packs and the anticipation of what mystery meat awaits when you open your cans of C rations with your P38, and don't forget the three or four cigarettes which were part of the rations. I remember the drill sergeant yelling, 'Pay attention. This will keep you alive when you get to combat.'"
Malakie shared his pride when he and his platoon surprised his drill sergeant by wearing T-shirts stenciled with "Duds have potential" on the morning of graduation; as well as how proud he felt when his parents pinned on his gold bars. He had that same pride while pinning the gold bars on his son, a captain who is currently assigned as a medevac pilot and serving in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
Malakie talked about Desert Storm and the day his battalion got on awaiting C141s. A young soldier then asked if he'd be OK and brave in the coming the battle. Malakie's response was the same thing he told himself: "You are well trained and prepared. You will be fine."
The smells of battle, gun powder, burnt Iraqi vehicles and brunt flesh — these are the tastes that linger in the back of Malakie's throat when thinking of Desert Storm.
"I remember the carnage and the sound of the burning oil wells, like torches blazing 50 feet into the sky all across the battlefield. We used to call it the fires of hell," he said. "After all was done, I remember the homecoming and holding my wife and young children."
Malakie recognized several local veterans in the audience, proudly sharing tidbits about their service and how they continue to give. He also spoke about the support given by spouses and families of military men and women, the more than 80,000 troops still deployed in Afghanistan today, and the outstanding patriots helping veterans.
"Today less than one percent of our population serves in the military, and certain groups in our country continue to work to erode the benefits that these heroes have earned through their military services and sacrifice," he said. "… So I say to my fellow veterans, tell your story, let others know that freedom is not free and support our troops."


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HARRISONBURG — It was, perhaps, the greatest drop ball Heather Kiefer has ever thrown — not so much for the pitch itself, although it was crisp and well-located, but for what happened after it came out of her right hand in front of 392 people in the top of the second inning.
"It was a pretty good one," the James Madison pitcher said, laughing.
The result was even better.
That drop ball produced a 6-2-5 double play, deflating a bases-loaded no-out threat from Towson, and sparked the Dukes to a 4-0 win and the 2014 Colonial Athletic Association softball championship Friday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Park.
"Now you don't have a runner on third base anymore, you have two outs, and it was like, all the weight in the world, you could see it lift from your shoulders," JMU coach Mickey Dean said of the double play that started with shortstop Caitlin Sandy, who threw home to catcher Erica Field, who slung it back to third baseman Madyson Moran.
JMU (44-13) — which has now won 11 straight games over Towson (29-25), including five in a row this season and two in the CAA tournament — clinched an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. This will be the Dukes' second straight NCAA appearance after going as an at-large team in 2013, Dean's first year as coach.
The NCAA selection show is Sunday night.
This is JMU's second-ever CAA softball championship. The Dukes, who played their inaugural season in 2002, first won the title in 2009.
"I don't even know if it's set in yet really," said Sandy, who was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player after going 5-for-9 with three RBIs, two doubles and two runs in three games. "It's awesome. It's an amazing feeling, but I think that we're still hungry to go to regionals and to be successful in regionals. So it's an awesome feeling; it's in the moment now, but we're going to be on the grind tomorrow."
Sandy, also the CAA Player of the Year, went 1-for-3 on Friday. The 5-foot-4 senior had a two-run double — it was a sky-high bloop that landed in shallow right field between three Towson players — in the bottom of the third that put JMU ahead 3-0.
Earlier in the inning, Jailyn Ford put the Dukes up 1-0 on a line-shot single through the left side that scored Tahli Moore (who made a stylish dive to get by the catcher) on a tight play at the plate.
Moore had two hits, as did Hannah Hayes. Taylor Newton drove in JMU's fourth run on a single to center field in the sixth inning.
Kiefer, a 5-8 junior from Potomac Falls, pitched six innings in relief of JMU ace and CAA Pitcher of the Year Ford, who left after walking the first two batters in the second inning. For the three-day tournament, Ford threw 209 pitches, including 115 in Wednesday's first-round win over Towson.
"I was just watching her, and her legs and upper body just weren't together," Dean said. "I didn't want to leave her in there to let Towson get any type of momentum, and so I felt like I could make the change now. And I have all the confidence in both J.J. and Heather; it's a toss of the coin. But I felt I needed to give her a break and brought Heather in."
The move worked. Kiefer gave up just three hits on 64 pitches, retiring eight in a row at one point. After the second inning, she allowed only two base-runners and cruised thanks to that drop ball and a more-dominant-than-usual circle changeup.
"It just felt really good," Kiefer said. "And Coach Dean, the last couple days, he's told me, 'Just be ready — be ready when we need you. It will be big.' So I was just trusting it and ready. … There's a flow. There's a certain timing, a certain rhythm that I get into, and I can feel it, and when I feel it working, I know it's going to be a good day."
Dean said Kiefer threw more changeups than normal Friday, and it kept the Tigers — an aggressive offensive team — off-balance and off the base-paths. But it was Kiefer's drop — a pitch, she said, she's thrown all her life and is her most reliable — that got it done when the Dukes needed it most: the bottom of the second.
After Ford walked the first two batters, Kiefer allowed a bunt single up the middle that loaded the bases with no outs. The next batter, Jessica South, grounded to Sandy to start that key double play. Kiefer struck out the next batter to end the inning.
"That was a rally inning for them because they got two runners on with no outs, then bases loaded no outs," Kiefer said. "But just getting that play lets them know it's our field; we're in control of this field; we're in control of this game. We just didn't give them a chance to score."
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Late forties, easy-talking, confident electronics expert.
Mid-forties, mouthbreathing man in awkwardly baggy clothes, visibly unintelligent.
Twenty-something guy waiting quietly while his broken laptop is tested.
REPAIR GUY: (To CUSTOMER) Your power cord's busted. I can get you a new cord for about 50 bucks.
CUSTOMER: What about those other laptops you're selling? Are they any good?
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REPAIR GUY: Trade in for what?
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REPAIR GUY: (confused) What's wrong with this one?
CUSTOMER: Well it ain't working.
REPAIR GUY: Yeah but you just need a new power cord. I've got one right here, 50 bucks.
CUSTOMER: Yeah but how much would you give me for trade in?
REPAIR GUY: (frustrated) Well, I don't know, 150, 200 bucks? But I'm telling you, you're better off just keeping this one, it's a better computer.
CUSTOMER: (distressed) So what happened to my power cord?
REPAIR GUY: It broke.
CUSTOMER: Why? What happened to it?
REPAIR GUY: They're just cheap, you know? They've got 12 year olds making these things, they break, what are you gonna do?
CUSTOMER: Ok I guess I'll take the new cord.
REPAIR GUY: Ok. Also I noticed you got no antivirus on here.
CUSTOMER: What's antivirus?
REPAIR GUY: Keeps viruses off your computer. If you're surfing the internet and you got no antivirus you're like a naked 15 year old standing outside the dock bars when the ships come in.
CUSTOMER: (pause) What?
REPAIR GUY: I said you're like a naked 15 year old standing outside the dock bars when the ships come in. Your computer is.
CUSTOMER: What's that mean? What happens?
REPAIR GUY: To what?
CUSTOMER: What happens to a naked 15 year old on the docks?
REPAIR GUY: (flabbergasted) Well she's gonna get sex!
CUSTOMER: (nods) Oh. So my computer…
REPAIR GUY: I'm just tryin' to say your computer is vulnerable if you got no antivirus. They write viruses to look for computers without antivirus.
CUSTOMER: That sounds like it'd be illegal.
REPAIR GUY: Well it's illegal to spray gang tags on my dumpster out there but they still do it!
CUSTOMER: Yeah but it seems like if they caught someone making viruses--
REPAIR GUY: Look, I'm just saying you should get some antivirus, but that's up to you.
(Turns to address ISAAC, slightly under his breath) That was pretty good right? A naked 15 year old outside the dock bars when the ships come in?
ISAAC: Uh, yeah, seemed pretty clear to me. Good metaphor.
REPAIR GUY: Thanks.


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|Getting To Know Jeff Edwards
At Stanford: Now a fifth-year senior, Jeff enters the 2006 campaign as the team's most experienced offensive lineman ... Started 33 games at three different positions on the offensive line during his four seasons of action on The Farm, including eight at right guard in 2003, 14 at right tackle in 2004 and '05 and four at left tackle in 2005 and seven games in 2006 ... He is a three-year letterwinner who is expected to hold down the starting assignment at right tackle in 2006.
Career Statistics
The 2006 Season: Returned to the starting lineup for one game at Washington but has not started four of the last five games.
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The 2005 Season: Started seven games in 2006, the first four at left tackle and final three at right tackle ... Third straight season in the starting lineup and third consecutive varsity letter ... Stanford's starting left tackle vs. Navy, UC Davis, Oregon and Washington State ... He was the team's starter at right tackle against Oregon State, California and Notre Dame.
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The 2003 Season: Stanford's starting right guard the first eight games of the season ... An injury forced him to miss the final three games of the year ... In his first season of playing college football, Jeff proved that he has the ability and toughness to succeed at this level ... He was one of the team's best offensive lineman at the time of his injury.
The 2002 Season: Did not play in 2002 as a true freshman offensive tackle.
In High School: Talented offensive lineman who was named an All-American by PrepStar, All-Dixie by SuperPrep and All-Southeast by Tom Lemming's Report ... Attended Marist High School in Atlanta ... High school teammate of former Cardinal Leigh Torrence ... Three-year starter ... Named All-County his junior and senior seasons and All-State following his junior season ... Four-year letterman in basketball, two-year starter and team captain.
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|What people don't know about me is:
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|Hard working
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- Sam Huff
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Stern explained that it was impossible for anyone to understand what young American troops experience in the heat of life-and-death situations.
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His sidekick, Robin Quivers, offered the opinion, "I still think we always have to strive to be better."
Stern brought up the sensitive matter of Navarro's mother's murder, and asked the musician whether he'd urinate on her murderer.
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March 11, 2012
Team Australia wins Road to the Horse 2012. You won't want to miss the photos!
By Holly Clanahan
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie … oy, oy, oy!
That Outback spirit was alive and kicking in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, as Australians Guy McLean and Dan James won a hard-fought battle at Road to the Horse 2012, defeating teams from the United States and Canada.
After two days of round-pen sessions totaling four hours, the trainers were preparing for their final obstacle course on Sunday afternoon, when event producer Tootie Bland introduced yet another twist: 60 extra points for any team willing to switch horses with their partners. Team Australia was the only one to take her up on that offer.
So Guy, who said he'd always wanted to ride a Dan James-trained horse, took the ride on Remember Sunset, while Dan rode the horse that Guy had purchased from the Four Sixes Ranch, Valliant Paddy.
Guy joked with the audience throughout his obstacle course, at one point asking, "How do you steer this thing?" when the horse began going a little wobbly. He completed the entire course — which included among other things, upright poles to weave in and out of, a "wheel" of ground poles elevated in the center, some small jumps, a tarp on the ground, jump standards with foam noodles the horse had to push through, and a log drag. Bonus obstacles included a platform for the horse to step up onto so the rider could reach up to ring a large bell hanging from the rafters, and a water box. Guy finished these, then had time to read a poem he'd written as an ode to Australia, where he is known as a bush poet. He then returned to the round pen to unsaddle his horse and tell him, "thank you, my friend."
Dan had a quieter ride than Guy, who's a bit of a comedian, but his was skillful even without much commentary. He completed all obstacles except the water box, which trainers were not penalized for bypassing because it was a bonus. One shining point was the way Dan helped his horse through his gate/buddy-sour issues. This was the first time for each of the colts to be alone in the arena, and all of them, to varying degrees, wanted to stay by the arena gate, where they knew their buddies were just beyond.
Dan explained that he just "hassled" his horse by strongly encouraging him to go forward each time he returned to the gate. Then, as the colt left the gate, Dan became quiet with his cues. The horse — whom Guy has nicknamed "Aussie" — caught on pretty quick.
After the Aussie win was announced, emcee Rick Lamb asked Dan and Guy why they'd been brave enough to swap horses.
"We wouldn't have been allowed to go back to Australia if we didn't," Guy said. Before the obstacle course (and counting their 60 extra "switcharoo" points), they trailed the United States by 16 points. "Even if we were ahead," Guy said, "they'd say 'switch' just to see if we could stay on."
Dan, the youngest Road to the Horse competitor at age 29, said, "It has been a hell of a ride."
Other highlights from Sunday:
If we got to vote on awards, the colt trained by Canadian Glenn Stewart would get "most improved." The horse had been challenging from the start, bucking and grunting maniacally in each of the two round-pen sessions. But Glenn said he realized that it was the tightened cinch, the constriction around the belly that was bothering Sixes Peg. It wasn't fear of the saddle or the rider.
"I'm going to see if I can help him get through that," Glenn said as he spent a bit extra time in the round pen on Sunday, working around the horse's cinch area.
Sure enough, they completed the obstacle round swimmingly, navigating all obstacles, including the bonus ones. The round also required rail work, including walk, trot and canter both directions, and Sixes Peg looked good doing it.
American Pat Parelli turned in the high score Sunday on board Bucks Attraction, whom he nicknamed "Deja Vu." Consider their draining day — because Pat's first horse had some health issues, he had to make up one round-pen session with the replacement colt, Deja Vu. They did that at 5:30 a.m. Sunday, then returned for their obstacle course about 4 p.m. Their score for the obstacle round was 738, 22 points ahead of second place.
Canadian Jonathan Field had to skip the tarp obstacle, but turned in a smooth performance on Fletches Stoli, a high-energy horse (sired by a champion racehorse, with cutting blood on the bottom side) who had required a lot of patience and consistency in the round-pen sessions. The colt should be ready for the Four Sixes cowboys to take home and move forward with.
Craig Cameron — always the resident joker — addressed the "geezer" label given to him and Pat, the veteran competitors. "They call us the geezer team, but we were the ones here at 5 in the morning." True, Craig. And that's not even taking into consideration that this was the time-change weekend, so it was more like 4 a.m.
AQHA, which sponsored the obstacle course, also presented awards to the colts during the post-event ceremony. Traveler Award bronze statues were given to the trainer and owner of each winning horse. That meant Guy — who was both the new owner and trainer of Valliant Paddy — took home two trophies; Dan received one; and the Four Sixes, still the owner of Remember Sunset, also took a bronze home to Guthrie, Texas.
Next year's Road to the Horse will be held in Lexington, Kentucky, but no details have been revealed yet about the participants or format, so stay tuned!
Catch the America's Horse Daily reports from Day 1 and Day 2 here.
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PreSchool StoryTime: Pete The Cat And His Four Groovy Buttons.
All Library locations will be closed on Monday, July 4, for Independence Day.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
10:00am @ Southeast Branch
Pete the cat loves the buttons on his shirt so much that he makes up a song about them, and even as the buttons pop off, one by one, he still finds a reason to sing.