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AN elderly woman sparked an explosives scare yesterday when she walked into a Sydney police station carrying a hand grenade.
The army bomb disposal unit was called to the Mosman police station after the woman, 84, handed in the pineapple-shaped bomb - a weapon dating back to World War I which she said she had been keeping in a cupboard.
Police said they believed the grenade was inactive but buried the device in sand as a precaution until Australian Defence Force personnel arrived."
After the initial heart-stopping moment and thoughts of fleeing the building, one of the police officers on duty happened to be a former army bomb disposal officer who noticed the fuse appeared to have been removed," Harbourside acting commander Dean Lindley told the Mosman Daily.
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So I'm busy finishing last minute rewrites/requests and picking up a few things for the conference I'm going to in New York. Unfortunately ran out of time to go to the gym, but I think it's okay... I'm going to be out of town for the next week anyway, and don't exactly feel like dealing with being super sore (as is likely to be the case since I'm still working my way back into lifting) while navigating public transportation with luggage from the airport to my friend's place in Queens.
I did take about a 45-minute walk around the lake, though, which was nice.
I am really trying to figure out what my one goal is. My goal used to be completely grappling-related, like I want to get in better shape to improve my grappling, and then it'd be based around whatever I felt I needed to work on. Or I just focused on getting stronger for the year I took off from grappling. But now I'm thinking if I only do open mat once a week and have to take more basic classes before then, getting in shape to grapple isn't really practical--and I wouldn't know whether I met my goals anyway. So I have really been wrestling with this... Once I finish the 10 more sessions for the program I picked, which seems mostly strength-based, what is it I want to do?
I definitely want grappling to be a priority, but I think at this point it's more of a hobby than a workout since I have to do these technique-heavy classes. I think this may be a good thing for me in the long run, and I trust my coach, but it's annoying now.
I was looking at Nate Green's workout generator and was so confused...
His goals were:
1. I want to be healthy and fit (a blend of resistance and cardio designed for people who want to maintain a healthy, but not overly intense, workout routine.)
I think I might be bored with this one.
2. I want to be stronger. (Emphasizes big lifts for increased muscle mass, higher muscle tension, and improved intermuscular coordination.)
I like focusing on strength, but then I wonder, bigger and stronger for what? I'm not planning on competing in anything but grappling, and don't roll enough to compete in grappling... strength has always felt like a means to an end for me, but I don't really have a short/mid-term end right now.
3. I want to get toned and trim (women) (a mix of cardio and resistance training specifically designed to help you get toned and trim without getting bulky).
Ugh, who cares about being bulky? This sounds like #1, but they probably throw in "girly" exercises on Swiss balls to make people feel like they are doing something different. Anyway, it's always nice to have something physical to show for one's efforts, but I figure if you take care of the inside (as Krista Scott-Dixon always says) then the outside will take care of itself. And it's mostly diet, anyway.
4. I want an optimal body (men). Not applicable.
5. I want to gain muscle mass (optimized for maximum hypertrophy. If you want to look like a beast, this is your program). Not applicable.
6. I want to be healthy and fit (50+). Not applicable.
7. I want rapid weight loss. Meh, see #3.
8. I want to cross-train for stamina sports (swimming, soccer, wrestling.)
A conditioning program that includes high level cardio, resistance, plyometric training, flexibility, and ballistics. Develops stamina and strength, and prevent injuries.
I wanted this at first but now I'm wondering if that's what I even need, really. Is it cross-training if all my BJJ classes are drills at low effort and I only go hard one day a week?
9.I want to develop power for sports (football, baseball, etc.) N/a.
10. I want to maximize my athleticism in every aspect. Meh. Maybe. Except this seems so one-size-fits-all. "This is the broadest of all programs, providing a well balanced mix of stability, endurance, hypertrophy, strength, and power."
11. I want to cross-train for running, cycling, and long distance sports. No.
So strength, cross-training or overall athleticism? Hmm. They all seem problematic. Cross-training is pointless since I'm not "really" doing legit BJJ, overall athleticism is too broad and pure strength seems too specific. So yeah, I don't really know what I want and it sucks. LOL. I guess I just want to have fun and lift things and sprint.
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A1A Ale Works, 1 King St., St. Augustine, 829-2977: The Zambonies New Year's Eve party will be from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The Zambonies will also play from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
Allison's on Anastasia, 113 Anastasia Blvd., St. Augustine, 819-9334: Regi Blue and the Heat and Ja Gilmore will play at 8 p.m. Dec. 31 for the New Year's Eve celebration. A $15 cover charge includes a champagne toast, finger foods and party favors.
Annie's Cafe, 124 St. George St., St. Augustine, 829-8697: Joel Swan and Andy Magee will play Saturday evening.
The British Pub, 213 Anastasia Blvd., St. Augustine, 810-5111: Today, traditional Boxing Day with Karaoke with Tony. From noon to 8 p.m. Saturday, the pub will increase their drinks by $1 for a charitable cause. Each dollar raised will be donated to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, "Project Homefront." Also, computers will be set up to e-mail British and American troops holiday wishes. Joel Swan plays in the evening Saturday. Sunday, Quiz Night "Trivia" with Dave. Tickets on sale now for the New Year's Eve party with live music, buffet food and bagpipes beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $12.50 in advance and $17 at the door.
Cafe Alcazar, 25 Granada St., St. Augustine, 824-7813: Rick Kuncicky plays solo instrumental guitar from noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Cafe Spain, 193 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, 823-8585: Live Latin dance band every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Also, live flamenco guitar and dancing Sunday.
Casa Monica Hotel, 95 Cordova Restaurant, St. Augustine, 810-6810: Scott Wilson will play trumpet with Mark McKee on piano from 8 to 11:30 p.m. today. Scott Wilson will play trumpet with Tom Mcevoy on piano from 8 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday.
Conch House, 57 Comares Ave., St. Augustine, 829-8646: "Hot Latin Nights," with band The Tropical Waves, plays merengue, salsa, cambia and more from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. From 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Myra Sings with Lee and Sally Quick.
Creekside Dinery, 160 Nix Boatyard Road, St. Augustine, 829-6113: The Seiners will play from 6 to 10 p.m. today and Saturday.
Dunes Cracker House, 641 S.R. A1A, St. Augustine Beach, 461-5725: The Boston Connection plays Swing music of the Big Band Era from 5 to 8 p.m. Mondays.
Fly by Knight Pub, St. Augustine, St. Johns Airport, U.S. 1, St. Augustine, 829-1838: Murphy, Murphy and the Wooly Eagle Band will play from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. today. Matanzas will play from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday.
Mi Casa Cafe, 69 St. George St., St. Augustine, 824-9317: John Winters plays from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Milltop Tavern, 191/2 St. George St., St. Augustine, 829-2329: At 9 p.m. today and Saturday, the Jalapeno Brothers. At 1 p.m. Sunday, Don Hawkins plays, followed by Don Oja-Dunaway at 5 p.m. and Stu Weaver at 9 p.m.
On the deck, at 1 p.m. today and Saturday, Douglas Campbell plays. At 1 p.m. Sunday, Cliff Knizley plays.
Featured weeknight music begins at 9 p.m. with Sam Pacetti playing Monday, Ishmo on Tuesday, Uncle Meat and the Bumblebee on Wednesday and Homestead on Thursday.
Live music daily from 1 p.m. to close.
Peerce's Restaurant, 252 Yacht Club Drive, St. Augustine, 823-1188: Bill Miller's Palm Beach Connection plays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The Reef, 4100 S.R. A1A, Vilano Beach, 824-8008: Rick Kuncicky plays solo instrumental guitar from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sundays for Champagne Brunch Buffet.
Sam Snead's Tavern, 275 South Legacy Trail, St. Augustine, 940-0161: Blues and jazz guitarist Greg Baril will play from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday.
Scarlett O'Hara's, 70 Hypolita St., St. Augustine, 824-6535: John Winters plays from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Taberna del Gallo, St. George Street, St. Augustine: The Bilge Rats perform 18th century "sea shanties" and other "ditties" at 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Singing along is encouraged.
Tradewinds Tropical Lounge, 124 Charlotte St., St. Augustine, 826-1590: Elizabeth Roth will play guitar from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Running Time: 95
Director: Brett Rockman
Company: Rockman Entertainment
Cast: Bonnie Heart, Mandy Taylor, Cassie Courtland, Avena Lee, Sharon Wild, Francesca Sins, Chase Chandler, Genesis Skye, Eve Laurence, Brett Rockman, Harmony (I)
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gonzo
This all-oral offering from director and sole male performer Brett Rockman gives us teams of girls giving each other wholly unnecessary assitance in the oral satisfaction of Rockman's fat, curved tool. The film work is lackluster, offering nothing creative, with a few POV scenes working to average effect. We also found the DVD menu navigations to be clunky and awkward.
Sexually, this vid offers up nothing new. Each girl performs adequately, though a couple of standouts are represented. Chase Chandler attacks Rockman's cock with gusto and expertise, as does Harmony, both girls supplying lots of needed energy as they swallow it down hungrily.
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This stately 2-bedroom, 3-bath luxury condominium is spacious and roomy, and features 2,000 square feet of living space with top-of-the-line furnishings and electronics.
Other amenities include a private patio with views of Smuggler Mountain, gas fireplace, laundry room, flatscreen TVs in each bedroom and in the living area, and a steam shower and Jacuzzi tub in the master bathroom. Formal dining seats six. Private, heated underground 2-car parking garage, free Wi-Fi and on-demand in-town transportation is provided.
Rio Grande Trail just steps away and center of town only three blocks away. Only five blocks to Aspen Mountain and the Silver Queen Gondola. Free shuttle to all mountains only 1/2 block away. Come and enjoy some of the best that Aspen has to offer!
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Pastor Steve Flockhart' s Sermon 'The Storm of Doubt'
This press release informs the readers about the sermon 'The Storm of Doubt' delivered by Pastor Steve Flockhart at the New Season Church.
Steve Flockhart's sermon on 12th October' 2008, was entitled 'The Storm of Doubt'. The message is available on video through the website www.newseasonchurch.com. In this sermon of 'The Storms of Life Series', Steve states that even a strong deeply committed person can have doubts. He further discusses the story of Mathew from the New Testament. Steve Flockhart helps people to get out of the hurricane of doubts by giving them direction.
Steve Flockhart's sermons are powerful, inspirational and thought provoking. Every week the number of people attending the sermon is increasing significantly. The weekly programs available through New Season Church have brought a positive change in the lives of hundreds of people. He encourages their faith in God and encourages them to seek God for all of life's storm – which are inevitable. Steve Flockhart also shares personal experiences and how the life-changing message of Jesus changed his life forever.
Steve Flockhart says that we all go through different seasons at different times, and its all in God's plan. When things 'seem' to go wrong, it could be that God is trying to get our attention and get us back on track; so, we shouldn't be discouraged. If God allows problems, there is always a window if we 'look up'. He says that hard times can either make us bitter or make us better, and if we have faith in God and follow 'his way', we will definitely grow better. Pastor Steve Flockhart's sermons are helping people to grow spiritually, having faith in His plan for their lives. For more information about Steve Flockhart and New Season Church, please visit http://www.newseasonchurch.com and http://www.steveflockhart.com
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First-quarter revenue rose 5 percent, while order intake rose 14 percent to 150 million pounds.
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Rotork's fluid systems business - its second-largest revenue contributor - designs and makes pneumatic and hydraulic actuators. Order intake in the unit rose 27 percent during the quarter.
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If nothing else, the media meltdown over Sarah Palin's candidacy for the vice presidency has exposed the not-unsuspected truth that, when it comes to historical ignorance and political amnesia, our cultural panjandrums are in a class by themselves.
ABC's Charlie Gibson is only the latest to offer himself upon the altar of self-parody with his pop-quizzing of the Alaska governor during their interview last week.
Gibson: "Do you agree with the Bush doctrine?"
Palin: "In what respect, Charlie?"
Which was a sensible answer, given that no higher authority than Jacob Weisberg of Slate has counted six versions of the thing (including "absence of any functioning doctrine at all"). Further pressed on the subject, Gov. Palin explained that "what President Bush has attempted to do is rid this world of Islamic extremism," which better sums up the gist of Bush policy than Mr. Gibson's cramped definition of the doctrine as "anticipatory self-defense."
And so the candidate, without so much as the benefit of a junior year abroad, managed (maybe luckily, though luck is often a function of wit) to get the better of the anchorman, Princeton '65.
Still, Mr. Gibson's high-toned condescension pales next to that of former Dick Gephardt speechwriter Matthew Dallek, who managed a loud guffaw over Mrs. Palin's supposed inexperience in an interview with Politico.com. "It would be one thing if she had only been governor a year and a half, but prior to that she had not had major experience."
Mr. Dallek is also a presidential historian, so he must have some acquaintance with the career of Calvin Coolidge. When Coolidge was named to Warren Harding's ticket in 1920, he had been governor of Massachusetts for less than two years. Aside from a largely powerless stint as lieutenant governor and other smaller legislative posts, his chief previous government experience was as mayor of Northampton, to which he was first elected in 1910 by a Wasilla-like margin of 1,597 to 1,409.
Another year-and-a-half governor to be nominated for the vice presidency: Teddy Roosevelt. It's true that TR, as a former assistant secretary of the Navy, had more foreign policy experience than Mrs. Palin, though one wonders what today we would make of a candidate whose proud boast was that he had killed an enemy soldier "like a jackrabbit."
Then there is Harry Truman, to whom Mrs. Palin compared herself at the Republican convention. "He had only to open his mouth and his origins were plain," wrote David McCullough in his biography of the 33rd president, in lines that might also have been written about Mrs. Palin. "It wasn't just that he came from a particular part of the country, geographically, but from a specific part of the American experience, an authentic pioneer background, and a specific place in the American imagination."
The Truman comparison seems especially to rankle Mrs. Palin's critics, perhaps because in many respects it rings true. Take vetting. John McCain may have met Mrs. Palin only once before he offered her the job, but Franklin Roosevelt admitted "I hardly know Truman" in July 1944, the same month the "Senator from Pendergast" was put on the Democratic ticket.
Or take foreign policy experience. It's fair to say that Mrs. Palin has none, and the McCain campaign should drop the transparent pretense that Alaska's proximity to Russia, or her nominal responsibility for the state's National Guard, gives her some.
Then again, what did Truman know? "Truman had no experience in relations with Britain or Russia, no firsthand knowledge of Churchill or Stalin," writes Mr. McCullough. "He didn't know his own Secretary of State, more than to say hello. . . . Roosevelt, Truman would tell [daughter] Margaret privately, 'never did talk to me confidentially about the war, or about foreign affairs or what he had in mind for peace after the war.' He was unprepared, bewildered."
Truman, it's true, had served bravely as an army captain in World War I; he knew the nature of war. But his chief recommendation as a U.S. senator was as a good-government type who bucked his home state's machine politics (though not so frontally as Mrs. Palin bucked hers) and fought waste, fraud and corruption in military spending.
This is closer to Mrs. Palin's turf. But why should her critics even care about her qualifications? Vice presidential candidates are always chosen with a view toward strengthening and broadening a ticket. The job is political; the office is mainly ceremonial. Recently, the vice presidency has developed some of the functions of a shadow presidency, which seemed to disturb liberals in the days when Dick Cheney was suspected of pulling George Bush's strings. Shouldn't they be vastly relieved that no such scenario will likely play out in a McCain administration?
Of course there is the issue of being a proverbial heartbeat away from the presidency, and of Mr. McCain's now having a fairly old heart. Doesn't that weigh against Mrs. Palin's candidacy?
Maybe. But as a man who knows whereof he speaks recently observed, "You can argue that nobody is ready to be president. You can argue that even if you've been vice president for eight years, that no one can be fully ready for the pressures of the office."
Wise words, and historically true. If even Bill Clinton can offer such a benediction to an inexperienced candidate, surely Mrs. Palin's critics can do so as well.
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Another twist in the ongoing furor over Nike's appropriation of Minor Threat's cover art.
When I checked out the story on Pitchfork, I gaped at the Nike/Minor Threat pairing with the requisite indignation, then noticed the ad on the left of the page, for the online T-shirt shop Kung Fu, featuring another nicked album-cover image, this one lifted from The Clash, here tweaked to place modern rock T-shirts on the band members.
Are such things only galling when zillionaire corporations swipe from modest independents? Because on strictly artistic merit, ripping off The Clash (either version) is a far greater steal than ripping off Minor Threat.
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Too Poor to Die?
Life as a Homeless Youth
When it comes to homeless youth the facts are simple, services in the City of Chicago are falling far behind the need. A survey of Chicago public school students from 2009/10 revealed 3,682 children who identified as being homeless and in need of shelter. In contrast there are approximately 189 beds for homeless youth (ages 18-25) funded by the City of Chicago. In 2010, 4,775 homeless youth were turned away from youth shelters for lack of room. To be clear, that was 4,775 instances where homeless youth sought shelter and were unable to find it. To date there are only 10 percent of the beds needed to provide safe shelter and supportive programs for the estimated number of Chicago's homeless youth.
Economic Crisis or Nonviolent Opportunity? Gandhi's Answer to Financial Collapse
On Monday the Dow Jones industrial average fell 634.76 points; the sixth-worst point decline for the Dow in the last 112 years and the worst drop since December 2008. Every stock in the Standard and Poor's 500 index declined.
It is easy to blame bipartisan bickering for the impasse that led to Standard and Poor's downgrading of the American debt, and in turn the vertiginous fall of the Dow. This bickering -- this substitution of ideology for reason, of egotism for compassion and responsibility on the part of lawmakers -- is a national disgrace; but while it failed to fix the problem, we must realize that it did not cause it. The cause -- and potential for a significant renewal -- lies much deeper.
So let's allow ourselves to ask a fundamental question: what's an economy for?
Solomon's Wisdom and the Debt Ceiling
As the time shortens for Congress and President Obama to agree to the contours of legislation to raise the nation's debt ceiling, I am reminded of the story of King Solomon and his judgment regarding two women who both claimed to be the mother of a child (I Kings 3: 16-28). Solomon ordered that the living child be cut in two and half a dead child be given to both women. The woman who was the true mother insisted that the living child be given to the false mother. She was willing to give up her righteous claim to save the child's life.
Spotting the Kingdom of God After the Tragedy of Death
He put before them another parable: "The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that someone took and sowed in his field; it is the smallest of all the seeds, but when it has grown it is the greatest of shrubs and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and make nests in its branches." He told them another parable: "The kingdom of heaven is like yeast that a woman took and mixed in with three measures of flour until all of it was leavened."
The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which someone found and hid; then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field. Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant in search of fine pearls; on finding one pearl of great value, he went and sold all that he had and bought it.
--Excerpts from Matthew 13
It's been a rough weekend. Watching the devastation that the combination of mental illness and fundamentalism brought to the people of Norway. Watching what the combination of drug addiction and fame brought to a talented singer, who, like so many who went before her, is now dead at the age of 27. Something they don't tell you when you get clean and sober is that if, by the grace of God, you manage to stay that way -- you get a much better life -- but year after year you also watch people you love die of the same disease. So yesterday when I heard that Amy Winehouse had been found dead in her home, it brought me back to nine years ago when my dear friend PJ was also found dead in his home.
A Democratic Egypt: Worker Justice and Civilian Rule
After months of good-faith reforms and patience, the drama is back in Egypt's Tahrir Square as protesters are preparing for a potential showdown with the state's military rule. The movement, among other things, is demanding an end to military rule -- a more radical call that reflects both the frustration with the status quo and the hope for a better way.
Two weeks ago, at the "Day of Persistence," Egypt saw its largest resurgence of public protest since former President Hosni Mubarak was ousted in February. The nation-wide protests show Egyptians camping out in Cairo's Tahrir Square, staging sit-ins and blocking traffic in Alexandria, and threatening to shut down Suez's tunnel access to Sinai. So why are the people confronting -- albeit nonviolently -- an interim government that has promised elections and a new constitution? A glance at the collective demands drafted in Tahrir Square make clear that the movement's demands -- both political and economic -- have not progressed much under the military rule of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces.
Paid Leave: Why We Need Sabbath Rest for All
As I celebrated my freedom on Independence Day, I found myself considering the promise that my country boasts about: "liberty and justice for all." In particular I was struck by the many freedoms uniquely absent from the lives of so many American workers.
Toothbrushes, Towels, and Tackling Root Causes in Gaza
We met 10-year-old Noor Al-Abid in November during our first visit to Gaza.
The War Must Not Go On!
Last evening, President Obama made his long-awaited announcement on beginning withdrawal of the 103,000 U.S. troops from Afghanistan.


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AbstractAs current gas turbine engines operate with hot gas temperatures well beyond the melting temperatures of the materials used within the machine, cooling of these components is a crucial aspect of engine performance. In flight knowledge of the levels of coolant air bled from the compressor serve multiple purposes; including aiding in situational awareness & assessing maximum engine capabilities, as well as improved maintenance planning. The open literature has also detailed the potential performance benefits associated with reduced coolant usage, which may only be possible through accurate monitoring. Although technologies currently exist to allow these measurements, they are not optimal solutions for in-flight measurements; especially considering the harsh conditions such a sensor would be exposed to. Additionally, as bio-fuels for aviation become more prevalent, knowledge of engine performance becomes even more critical. In this project proposed by Spectral Energies, LLC in partnership with University of Central Florida (UCF), a novel polymer derived ceramic (PDC) thermal anemometer sensor, similar in operation to a conventional hot wire anemometer, will be designed and developed. As this breakthrough in material technology has already shown feasibility for sensor design in the gas turbine hot gas path, it will serve as an optimal solution for this flow measurement issue; providing an accurate, robust, fast response, light weight sensor for in flight measurements. Several benefits are immediately realized from the PDC, including resistance to thermal, structural, and abrasive failures, as well as ease of implementation. In addition, collaboration with UCF provides Spectral Energies with a multi-disciplinary team, experienced with PDC's and flow measurements, helping to transition the proposed technologies to the commercial sector.
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The Giants: 2 Sox teams show why back-to-back crowns are so rare
Published 4:00 am, Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Before the Misfits, there were Idiots, a moniker worn with pride by the 2004 Boston Red Sox as they won their first World Series title in 86 years. In 2005, another collection of free spirits, led by devil-may-care manager Ozzie Guillen, brought a title to the south side of Chicago for the first time in 88 years.
The '04 Red Sox and '05 White Sox became the toast of their grateful towns, just as the 2010 Giants did.
Now, the Giants will try to do what neither of those teams could, something that no team has accomplished since the 1999 and 2000 New York Yankees: win consecutive Series championships.
The main ingredients for a Giants repeat are evident. Their gilded rotation needs to stay healthy. They need to hit just enough to support those arms. They need some good fortune, which all title teams have.
They also need to keep their heads on straight, and there they can learn lessons from their forebears in the field of drought-busting lunacy.
The 2004 Red Sox and 2005 White Sox can provide manager Bruce Bochy and his crew serious lessons in what to expect in the Year After, Lesson 1 being the steepness of the mountain they must climb and new perceptions of who they are.
The '05 Red Sox, for instance, tried to live up to their rapscallion image.
What was cute during the title run became annoying a year later. When tales of drunken, 3 a.m. motorcycle rallies began to filter into the public domain, management asked the players to be a little less idiotic. Boston was the American League wild card and was swept out of the Division Series by the White Sox.
Chicago's hangover issue in 2006 was not comportment. Guillen's boys were romping toward another division title until they collapsed down the stretch as all the overtime innings from their title year finally caught up to the pitchers.
Hear that, Giants?
Pitching makes it easier
The White Sox finished 90-72 but missed the playoffs.
"There's a reason why teams don't repeat in any sports," said first baseman Paul Konerko, one of the few White Sox still left from the '05 title team. "To keep that focus and be that good two years in a row is tough. When you've got the pitching like the Giants have, assuming everybody stays healthy, it make it a heck of a lot easier, because pitching is the name of the game."
Interviews with several members of the two Sox champion teams painted a clear picture of what the Giants can expect in 2011. Some of it they have seen already: the huge crowds in spring training at all the stadiums, more media, more team marketing responsibilities, even the Showtime cameras.
Once the regular season begins, multiply that tenfold.
Giants fans will follow the team from city to city, raising the scrutiny and the distraction level. A routine 6-4 loss will become a cause for concern rather than one of the 62 defeats that even a 100-win team absorbs. Fans and reporters will dig deeper into every loss looking for reasons and signs.
Also, the hero worship that players craved when they were younger can become a yoke.
"When you win the World Series, you'll be noticed more, especially in your town," Guillen said. "You're not Aubrey Huff anymore. You're not Bruce Bochy anymore. You're part of the scene. You're bigger than what you think. That can go either way. That can help you or that can hurt you.
"Don't change, but don't be cocky. You are who you are. (Brian) Wilson's going to wear his hair the same way, going to wear his beard the same way. Bochy's going to be the same guy. Be low-key and know who you are."
Guillen said that if he managed the Giants, he would not have minded Wilson leaving camp to visit Charlie Sheen or becoming the Amazing Bearded Man, "but make sure when the season starts, it's all about winning games."
The '05 Red Sox won a lot of games but had unique challenges as well.
Alan Embree, a reliever on the '04 championship team, said he noticed a lot of "wear and tear" on players when they came to work the next year.
Beyond that, the celebration hangover lasted too long, at least in management's eyes, and that caused some friction.
"We felt we weren't allowed to be the Idiots anymore," Embree said. "We were policed a little bit tighter. The organization said, 'Hey, we need a different face.' "
Don't change
Embree said the Giants need to walk a fine line between bearing the extra load of expectations that comes with winning a World Series and staying true to their nature, saying it would be "a shame" if they changed.
"What was successful was, you had a whole group of free spirits who didn't care what anybody thought about them," Embree said. "They won. It wasn't just numbers. It wasn't just individuals. They were a team, a band of brothers.
"I think if the Giants were to do anything but what they did last year as a group, it would be foolish."
The Giants' brass has not tried to change the players. Bochy provided a simple message during his first speech of spring training. He told them to bask in the title because they earned it, but to remember that only hard work can give them a shot to repeat.
"While we gave an 'A' effort last year when it counted the most, we might have to give an 'A-plus' effort in general just to get back to the playoffs. That's what keeps you going," general manager Brian Sabean said.
"These guys are pretty well poised to know how tough it's going to be."
Sabean, Bochy and pitching coach Dave Righetti have discussed the need to watch the pitchers closely for signs of wear and tear, but they also agree that the pitchers cannot be babied.
Greater expectations
Guillen said he thinks the Giants' pitchers will be OK because they are low-mileage vehicles.
"They're talented," Guillen said. "The only thing about it is, they have to prepare mentally better than before, because the expectations are a little higher."
Ultimately, the Giants' biggest challenge remains the same as any team's: fighting through a 162-game season merely to reach the postseason, then winning not one, not two, but three series to hoist another banner.
The Red Sox won another championship in 2007 and are the only team to win two in the past decade.
The White Sox needed three years just to win their division again, and they have not returned to the World Series.
Recreating history
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DIGHTON — School Committee member Timothy Rapoza on Tuesday criticized the school district's technology.
By the end of the night, the Dighton-Rehoboth school district agreed on a policy that will usher in an improvement — a K-12 bring-your-own-device policy.
The School Committee plans on finalizing the policy at its August meeting. School Committee Chairwoman Eliza Couture said the policy will be adopted by the time school starts in September. She said the committee is merely tweaking the language at this time. The committee is not meeting in July, so it's next regular meeting will not be until August.
She said once everything is finalized, students will be able to bring laptops, tablets or smart phones to conduct research, type documents or engage in other activities to enhance their education.
Couture said there currently is no district-wide policy, which has led to some inconsistencies. For instance, the high school would not allow cell phone use at all, but some of the elementary schools would.
On Tuesday, the high school unveiled handbook changes that will allow students to use their cell phone in between classes. Vice Principal John Harrison told school committee members that it was difficult for staff to monitor cell phone use outside of class time.
Couture said with the new policy, teachers can allow cell phone use at their discretion for research purposes or other school-related reasons.
"It's time, and as teachers are using them already, we need to have a policy," Couture said.
Couture added that students at the high school will not be allowed to text or use their phones for personal reasons during classroom time, so the new policy should not conflict with current policy.
In other district news, incoming D-R Superintendent Anthony Azar sat in on his first school committee meeting. Azar, a former Mulcahey Middle School principal, was named the superintendent in March.
Azar's tenure officially begins July 1.
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SUPREME COURT (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear
an appeal by a city councilman who's been barred from praying in
Jesus' name at council meetings.
The high court declined to hear the case of the Rev. Hashmel Turner, who serves on the Fredericksburg, Virginia, City Council.
The council implemented a policy permitting only nondenominational prayers after the American Civil Liberties Union threatened to sue over Turner praying in Jesus' name.
Turner then sued the city, claiming the restriction on his prayers was unconstitutional.
But the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Turner's prayers are not protected because they're government speech, not individual expression.
Turner refuses to alter his prayers, so he says the council no longer lets him deliver invocations.
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Angel34 childhood cancer press conference
Doug Sheriff of the Angel 34 Foundation of Nazareth, at right, talks with Shannon Rutan, 14, of Nazareth, at left, at the unveiling of a book about childhood cancer which she wrote. In a press conference at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg in Bethlehem on Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2014 the Angel34 Foundation of Nazareth and Lehigh Valley Health Network introduced the new Athletes on the Field - Angels in the Community Board of Directors. Student athletes from District XI Schools will play a big part in the initiative against childhood cancer.DONNA FISHER / THE MORNING CALL


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What does every self-respecting "global energy hub" need? Why, an energy policy think tank, of course.
Scott Kleinman, a 41-year-old Penn alum and lead partner for private equity at Apollo Global Management, has donated $10 million to the university to get the Kleinmann Center for Energy Policy up and running this fall.
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"That's the struggle we're facing now," Wilcox said, "just trying to get our kids to buy into the program and realize they can compete with these other schools they haven't been successful against for 10 years."
Altamont Longhorns at a glance
Coach: Anthony Wilcox is entering his second season at the helm, having compiled a 3-8 record in 2013.
(8 returning starters; spread offense)
Senior Rylee Foy has made a name for himself as a running back, but will be switching to quarterback in 2014. In truth, Foy's ability to throw may just be icing on the cake for a unit that ought to have success running the ball. Joining Foy in the backfield will be Brady Farnsworth and Slaton Thompson. The latter was injured in the first game of 2013 and missed the rest of the season. A strong, experienced offensive line led by Westley Thompson, Dainen Parry and McCoy Pace will also help the run game.
(8 returning starters)
Altamont will be experienced on this side of the ball, and will be looking to surrender fewer than the 34.9 points per game it gave up in 2013. Parry will anchor the defensive line and Pace will lead the linebacking corps. The big question will be the secondary, as Wilcox will be relying primarily on freshmen and sophomores to hold down the fort in the defensive backfield.
Coaches preseason Region 1A North straw poll: Fourth
Deseret News Region 1A North prediction: Fourth
Bottom line: If Foy can keep defenses honest with his arm, the Longhorns should be able to run the ball effectively enough to put points on the board. However, they need to improve defensively from last season to produce more victories.
Altamont coaching history
2013-current — Anthony Wilcox (3-8)
2009-2012 — Mick Fieldstead (20-24)
2006-2008 — Daniel Zabriskie (3-26)
1998-2005 — Mark Barnum (35-44)
1996-1997 — Robert Marshall (7-12)
1995 — Darrin Jensen (3-8)
1991-1994 — Robert Marshall (25-15)
1986-1990 — Dave Peck (14-33)
1982-1985 — Frank Hill (5-31)
1980-1981 — Kim Petersen (1-14)
1977-1979 — Jack Barton (14-13)
1974-1976 — Bill Manzanares (15-12)
1972-1973 — Rod Jorgensen (Unknown)
1949 — Glenn Allred (0-6)
Deseret News First Team all-staters the past 10 years
2013 — Rylee Foy, RB/LB
2013 — Randy Sorensen, WR/DB
2012 — Kyle Foy, RB/LB
2012 — Denver Knight, OL/DL
2012 — Cassidy Smith, OL/DL
2011 — Kyle Foy, FB/LB
2010 — Zaquri Brinkerhoff, OL/LB
2010 — Dalton Smith, OL/DL
2009 — Zach Hatch, RB/LB
2009 — Waylon Thompson, RB/LB
2007 — Kyle Pugh, OL/DL
2005 — Matt Kolford, RB/DL
2004 — Gavin Lindsay, QB
2004 — Nathan Wilcox, LB
To view second team and honorable mention all-staters through the years, check out the Deseret News All-State Archives.
Ryan McDonald is a writer and editor at the Deseret News. He previously worked as the sports editor at The Daily Utah Chronicle, the campus newspaper at the University of Utah.


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Orange-Chocolate Ice Cream Sauce
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 5 mins
This is sublime, and always a hit with dinner guests. To cut down the fat/calories, use water instead of milk, and eliminate the chopped chocolate. Warning: it won't be as rich or as luscious if you do this! After you dish out the ice cream and pour on the sauce, I also suggest adding some freshly grated orange zest on top. Your guests will love it!
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- 3⁄4 cup white sugar
- 1⁄2 cup cocoa
- 1⁄2 cup milk (use water if you want to cut down the dairy and/or the calories)
- 2 ounces bittersweet chocolate or 2 ounces semisweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
- 1⁄3 cup unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoons orange liqueur
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a medium-sized saucepan, combine sugar and cocoa, then whisk in milk, then chopped chocolate.
- Turn heat to medium and cook, whisking constantly, for 5 minutes.
- Remove from the heat and stir in remaining ingredients until sauce is smooth.
- Serve either chilled or warmed, over vanilla ice cream.
- Store in the fridge, but this sauce will keep well in the freezer if your batch won't be gone within a week or two.
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Sublime does not even begin to describe this sauce. I like to serve it over a chocolate brownie topped with orange/vanilla ice cream. I use 1% soy milk and non-dairy dark chocolate. I usually have this at room temperature and it really pulls the chocolate of the brownie and the orange in the ice cream together. This makes just enough to serve about 5 greedy people, so when I have guests I usually triple the batch. If you don't have orange liqueur then orange extract and some very finely grated orange zest works as well, if not better! Thanks Lennie, you've upped my reputation another notch with this one!
Lennie-all I can say is THANK YOU!!! This was the hit of our Valentine supper! I used Niagara Chocolates bittersweet chocolate, orange extract, the zest of a large orange and heavy cream! Absolutely wonderful! It was all I could do to wait until after supper to get into this! I swear I could have put it on the napkins and it still would have been heavenly! Thank you so much, Lennie, this is gonna be my signature dessert sauce from now on-delicious, easy and did I say delicious?
One more vote for "sublime"! Besides the heavenly taste, the texture is velvety, and it's absurdly quick and easy to make. Couldn't resist licking the spoon after scraping the leftover sauce into a storage container. The flavors had definitely intensified. Next time, I'm going to make it several hours in advance instead of just before dinner. Fabulous recipe, Lennie!


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The 11th LDS Film Festival will be held at the SCERA Center for the Arts in Orem on Jan. 25-28.
More than 75 feature-length films have screened since the festival's inception in 2001. Some went on to box office success, some swept up awards at other film festivals, some were picked up by distributors and released on DVD and some quietly faded from public notice. Here is a list of 10 notable films (ordered by the year of screening) that have met with success since appearing at the LDS Film Festival.
1. "Saints and Soldiers"
Following World War II's Malmedy Massacre, four American soldiers and a British pilot are trying to return to Allied territory with information that could help save their forces from a German attack. Directed by Ryan Little. Rated PG-13 for war violence and related images.
"Saints and Soldiers" was screened at the LDS Film Festival in 2004. It is one of the most commercially successful films to have been screened, with a theater gross of $1,310,470, according to boxofficemojo.com.
2. "The Best Two Years"
American missionary Elder John Rogers (played by KC Clyde) has been serving in the Holland region of the Netherlands and is nearing the end of his mission. He has lost all enthusiasm for the work since his girlfriend back home married one of his former companions. He experiences a change of heart when he receives a quirky new companion, Elder Calhoun (Kirby Heyborne), whose awkward earnestness and unrelenting dedication remind Elder Rogers why he's a missionary. Written and directed by Scott S. Anderson. Rated PG for thematic elements.
After being screened at the LDS Film Festival in 2004, "The Best Two Years" went on to gross $1,163,450 in theaters (boxofficemojo.com).
3. "Sons of Provo"
This is a mockumentary chronicling the founding and journey of the Mormon boy band "Everclean," with band members Will Jensen (Will Swenson), Kirby Laybourne (Kirby Heyborne) and Danny Jensen (Danny Tarasevich). Directed by Will Swenson. Rated PG for mild language and thematic elements.
"Sons of Provo" was screened at the LDS Film Festival in 2005. It had a domestic gross of $120,488 (boxofficemojo.com) and won the Genre Award (Best Feature Comedy) at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival in 2004.
4. "Everything You Want"
Art student Abby (Shiri Appleby) has been best friends with Sy (Orlando Seale) since childhood. When her roommate's cousin Quinn (Nick Zano) enters her life, Abby has to decide whether to stick with the man of her dreams, who will never exist as more than a dream, or to take a chance with the imperfect but real Quinn. Directed by Ryan Little. Rated PG.
"Everything You Want" premiered on TV as an ABC Family original movie in 2005 before being screened at the LDS Film Festival in 2006. Buena Vista Home Entertainment, a Disney subsidiary, released the film on DVD on 2006.
The film's script, written by Steven A. Lee and Kevin Lawrence King, is based on the stage play "Sy's Girl," which was written by BYU alumna Natalie Sado while she was an undergraduate.
5. "Return with Honor: A Missionary Homecoming"
Elder Rowe McDonald (Javen Tanner) eagerly awaits life after his mission, especially a reunion with his girlfriend, Alley (Joey Jalalian), but he dies in a car accident on the way home. He is allowed to return to life to attempt to save his wayward mother (Tayva Patch), but he is only given 60 days to do it. Rowe has to decide what matters most, and with that, how to use the little time he has left. Directed by Michael Amundsen. Rated PG for thematic elements including some mild sensuality, bullying and brief smoking.
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Veritas Christian Academy to hold open house Sarturday
Published: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
The public is invited to tour Veritas Christian Academy, a classical Christian school for grades kindergarten through 12, meet the faculty and ask questions about the curriculum at an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the school, 17 Cane Creek Road in Fletcher.
Call 681-0546 or visit www.vcacademy.com for more information.
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