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Kenneth is a chic magnet. He is the nicest straight guy you will ever meet. He is smart and sort of nerdy, but funny and cute at the same time. And of corse, he has awesome hair. Although he can be a butt sometimes, he is still awesome.
Look at that Kenneth over there! I envy his hair and chic magnatism.
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One of the most amazing guy's you could ever possibly meet... He will really turn your world around. Make you forget all the things you don't want to remember. Make you feel as if you're the only two in the world when you're with him. Kenneth is a guy you can always trust, no matter what. He will always know exactly what to say to make your heart race and make it beat faster and slower at the same time :) Kenneth knows how to have fun and you'll never find yourself bored when youre around him. Pretty much you will fall in love with him the day you look into his Gorgeoussss eyes. Kenneth is a wonderful addition to anyones life and it would be wrong not to meet one because NO joke... Kenneth is the most amazing,sweet and one of the funniest guys you will ever meet :)
Kenneth is one heckkk of a Kenneth. ;)
by Imsuchabeast June 13, 2009
a teenage man with extremely wonderful hair, and with his good looks and great personality, he has every female after him.
"You're such a kenneth, always with the ladies."
by Ken Is The Man January 12, 2009
A boy who is extremly hot with long hair, he is not the samrtest, mega peverted, and cannot cunduct a band. A kenneth is usually in love with a girl, and is too afraid too admit it. A kenneth is gernerally a nice person, but can have huge mood swings and turm in to a complete dickhead.
"Who is that hitting on my girl dude?"
"Oh, that's a kenneth!"
"Oh, that's a kenneth!"
by billy bob thorton bangs peoples moms May 30, 2008
World greatest guy. May do things that some people don't like once in a while but he always makes up for it. Loves to joke, and make people smile. When he loves someone, that girl is THE luckiest girl alive. When your together he makes you feel warm, and safe inside...like no matter what nothing else matters. He has a perfect smile, he is very handsome. When ever your sad, or upset in anyway he knows just what to say or do to make you feel good about yourself all over again. Kenneth is literally THE most amazing, loving, respectful guy anyone could ever wish for.
Can i have a Kenneth as my man.
by Inlove619 October 23, 2010
Someone who's so flipping brilliant that they make everyone else around them look like a right ares.
Flipping heck Kenneth you look a proper treat today with your radioactive face and massive hair. Everyone around you looks like a right ares.
Let's go ****.
Let's go ****.
by Jimothy Bowen July 01, 2009
A nice guy with cool kind of long hair. Hes smart and athletic and great with the girls and diesnt care what other people think about him. He dresses awesome and has some clothes that other people wouldnt think of wearing.
I wish i was like him, he's like a kenneth
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The weather has been unusually warm these last few weeks and I have been trying to get out and about with the kids to help burn off some of their energy.
While we were taking a walk one day, we came across some pinecones in the road. My son was collecting them (like little boys do) and I had an idea.
I remember making ornaments and bird feeders with pinecones when I was a kid. It was simple but fun!
I wanted to relive those fun and simple crafts with my kids, but I also wanted to put a fun twist on them. So we gathered as many pinecones as we could and headed home.
And then we made these:
Pinecone Bird Feeder
Peanut butter
Bird seed
Use the yarn to create a loop at the top of the pine cone. Spread peanut butter on the pine cone with the knife. Roll the pine cone in the bird seed. Once you are done you can hang it in a tree and have fun watching the birds come and eat!
Pinecone Ornament
Jewels and fun sparkly things (optional)
Use the yarn to create a loop at the top of the pine cone. Roll the pine cone in glue and then right away in the glitter. If you want, you can glue jewels and other fun sparkly things! Once it is dry, find the perfect spot on the tree!
For moms ...
Winter Centerpiece
Pinecones in various sizes
White paint
Glass bowl with a wide opening
I separated the pine cones into three piles. One pile I painted white and sprinkled with glitter while it was still wet. The next pile I rolled in glue and then glitter (like the ornaments). The third pile I just left plain. Then I just started placing them in the bowl until it was full. It is very simple but looks really nice! I like this craft because it goes with all my Christmas decorations but is something I can leave out after the holidays, too.
Pinecone window decorations
Ribbon in various colors and lengths
3M hooks
I again rolled my pine cones in glue and then in glitter (like the ornaments) and let them completely dry. Next, I attached the ribbons in various lengths at the BOTTOM of the pine cones. You can attach at either end, but I liked the look of mine hanging upside down the best. I then tied a simple ribbon in a contrasting color and attached it to the top of each ribbon strand. I then hung them using 3M strips from the halfway point of my windows! They sparkle in the sun and look so festive!
Casey Park is Greeley Moms' craft and activities blogger. Read her Tuesdays on Greeley Moms for more fun ideas.
I wanted to relive those fun and simple crafts with my kids, but I also wanted to put a fun twist on them. So we gathered as many pinecones as we could and headed home.

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In today's fast-paced, high-tech environment, the printed word is fading fast. Pen and ink are quickly being replaced with electronically stored information (ESI), including emails, instant messages, blog posts and other electronic documents. This data is stored not only on servers but also on desktops and personal devices small enough to fit in your pocket.
This explosion of electronic communications has opened new and creative ways of conducting business, but it has also created new challenges in the way litigation and investigations are conducted. Since communications and other records relevant to any legal matter are often found in electronic format, the methods for collecting, processing and reviewing potentially relevant evidence has changed. The process of finding, identifying, holding, searching, reviewing, producing and presenting electronic data to be used as evidence in a legal or investigative matter is called electronic discovery, or simply e-discovery.
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WALTERBORO — One of the perks of being a solo senior is friendship. A couple of friends who are part of your social circle when you are married may fade away after divorce or widowhood, often to be replaced by interesting new ones.
Bill Thompson and I have been friends for more than 25 years. In that time, we have traveled a lot. One of our goals was to visit every city within a two- to four-hour drive from Charleston, which means we have hit most major places in an arc from St. Augustine, Fla., to Wilmington, N.C.
We have also done some "staycationing" during that time. We've played tourist in various downtown Charleston inns and hotels and spent time on Folly Beach as well.
Walterboro was an obvious place for a staycation. Old and graceful, it is also refreshingly quiet and surrounded by outdoor attractions. Best of all, it is only a short drive from Charleston.
Bed and board can be a challenge for single solos traveling together. As all of them know very well, much of the travel world is based on the "dual occupancy" concept.
In Walterboro, that problem was easily solved for us by staying at the newly opened (we were the first guests) Hammock Hotel on Jefferies Boulevard. Here, we were accommodated in an inexpensive suite. We shared a bath, but each had our own bedroom, one with a table and chairs, sink and microwave. Both of us had access to the outdoors, thus solving the logistics of a night guy like Bill and a crack-of-dawner like me coming and going when we pleased.
(Note to hoteliers around the world. Please create more of these affordable suites for what surely will be a continuing explosion of traveling boomers.)
Before reaching the inn, we stopped in Colleton State Park and wandered a bit, cameras in hand. The plan was to spend a good part of our trip taking pictures. We were quickly absorbed in capturing the interplay of flora, light and water in the area.
After we dropped our gear at the hotel and were shown the run of the place by its truly hospitable owners, Mike and Sandy Katchuk, we walked through Walterboro's lovely residential areas. Founded in the late 18th century as a summer retreat for local planters, the town is full of the type of interesting homes and gardens that on first sight make snowbirds want to move south.
On Washington Street, we drifted in and out of the book and antiques stores, ending up at Hiott's Drug Store for a cold drink. A group of gentlemen were gathered at a table in the middle of this venerable establishment, talking politics and local business, as they do in every small town in America. We were not there five minutes when one of them walked over and asked us that classic Lowcountry question. "Where y'all from?"
Another Washington Street gem, the Old Bank Christmas shop, is an unusual place. Chock-full of Christmas decorations and gifts among other things, it is also a little restaurant with tables dotting the place here and there. One morning, owner Cindy Corley served cinnamon twists she had just pulled out of the oven along with tea in a delicate Waterford cup.
I learned a lot about city events from Cindy, including the Walterboro Antiques, History and Arts Festival, of which she is justifiably proud. She was so pleasant that we returned there for lunch. I felt like I was at a friend's house.
The Colleton Regional Museum provides a nice history of the area for the visitor, a highlight being an exhibit on the Tuskegee Airmen, who received part of their training in Walterboro.
Around the corner on Wichman Street is the real Walterboro treasure. The South Carolina Artisans Center is a place where local artists of all kinds can display their wares. It contains items that range from the highly sophisticated to the near kitschy, something for everyone.
For more outdoor photography, we drove to the Great Swamp Sanctuary not far from the back of our hotel and finished with a visit to Caw Caw Plantation on our way back to Charleston.
A walk through these two haunting and well-preserved venues reminds us of how fragile and beautiful our own home ecosystem is. It was the perfect ending to our Lowcountry getaway.


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TORONTO � Held in check after a great first quarter, Rudy Gay said he wasn�t proud of his performance.
None of his Toronto Raptors teammates saw anything to complain about.
Gay hit a pull-up jump shot with less than five seconds remaining, and the Raptors beat the short-handed Denver Nuggets 109-108 on Tuesday.
It was the second game-winner in three games for Gay, who beat Indiana with an overtime jumper last Friday.
�He�s a big-time player,� Raptors coach Dwane Casey said. �He�s a closer.�
Only four of Gay�s 17 points came after the first, and he spent long stretches of the second half stuck on the bench after landing in foul trouble.
�It just feels good to get a win,� said Gay, acquired from Memphis on Jan. 30 in a three-team trade. �Obviously it�s not a game I�m proud of, but I�m proud to get this win.�
Denver coach George Karl said before the game that Gay has given the Raptors �a different personality.�
�They seem to have more energy,� Karl said.
Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson said there�s an obvious change in Toronto�s confidence since adding Gay to the lineup.
�Rudy brings that because Rudy is a confident person,� Lawson said. �He makes big shots.�
DeMar DeRozan had 22 points, and John Lucas scored 12 of his 14 points in the final frame as the Raptors won their third in a row.
Kyle Lowry had 11 points and 10 assists, and Alan Anderson had 10 for Toronto, which made seven 3-pointers in the fourth quarter.
Lawson led Denver with 29 points, Kenneth Faried had 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Anthony Randolph scored 16.
�It seems like the ball wasn�t bouncing our way,� Karl said. �A lot of things were going against us.�
The Nuggets had to juggle their starting lineup because of the absences of leading scorer Danilo Gallinari (sinus infection) and third-leading scorer Andre Iguodala (strained neck). Corey Brewer started in place of Gallinari, while rookie Evan Fournier took over for Iguodala.
�That�s tough,� Lawson said. �We didn�t know till (Tuesday) so we couldn�t really plan for it.�
Denver also was depleted by the loss of forward Wilson Chandler, sidelined by a sore groin. Things got worse for the Nuggets when center JaVale McGee left at halftime with a sore left leg.
Andre Miller scored 12 points for the Nuggets, who came in having won nine of their last 10 overall and 15 of their last 17 meetings with Toronto.
Denver lost its second consecutive game after having a nine-game winning streak snapped with a triple-overtime loss at Boston on Sunday.
�This one is even harder for me than Boston,� Karl said.
Lucas� third 3-pointer of the fourth quarter put Toronto up 91-83 with 9:10 remaining, but Denver scored six consecutive points to make it 91-89.
Anderson hit Toronto�s sixth 3-pointer of the fourth, putting the Raptors up 100-94 with 5:13 to play, but Lawson scored six of the next eight points, all on layups, before a reverse layup by Brewer tied it at 102-all with 3:02 left.
After Denver took a 108-107 lead on a pair of free throws by Randolph with 42 seconds left, the Raptors recovered the ball after a missed shot, then called timeout to draw up a play for Gay, who hit the go-ahead basket over Brewer from just outside the paint.
A driving Lawson got off a final chance for the Nuggets, but his shot rimmed out at the buzzer.
�I was supposed to get the handoff, and then it was basically a one-on-one,� Lawson said. �I fumbled it a little bit. Kyle Lowry got his hand on it. I had to rush the shot with two seconds left. I think I got the best shot I could get.�
The Raptors led 22-9 after Gay�s 3-pointer with 4:07 left in the first, but the Nuggets fought back to make it 28-21 after one quarter. Gay scored 13 points in the first, and DeRozan had eight for Toronto.
DeRozan opened the second quarter with a soaring dunk over Denver�s Timofey Mozgov, and Toronto rookie Terrence Ross, who�ll compete in the dunk contest at All-Star weekend, later added a breakaway dunk to put the Raptors up 43-31 with 6:28 left in the half. But the Nuggets got 14 points from Lawson in the second, slicing the deficit to 54-52 at the half.
Gay called DeRozan�s eye-popping slam �one of the craziest dunks I�ve ever seen.�
�The sky�s the limit for him; he�s an incredible talent,� Gay said.
Denver took its first lead since the game�s opening basket on a dunk by Faried with 7:02 left in the third, but Toronto closed the quarter with back-to-back baskets by Lucas and DeRozan to take an 82-78 lead into the fourth.


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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Kids ages 2-5, get your costumes ready for some early trick-or treating fun with the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department. Families from throughout Mount Pleasant and beyond are invited to spend an afternoon of free Halloween fun in the Old Village neighborhood. On Wednesday, Oct. 30, MPRD will host the annual Halloween in the Old Village event from noon to 2 p.m. at the G.M. Darby Building recreation facility.
Donning their best Halloween costumes, children from throughout the area are invited to play "trick or treat" and fill their bags with Halloween surprises. Various themed games and crafts will be held in the building, while a jump castle and pony rides will be available outdoors. Participants can also have their faces painted, watch a magic show and come aboard a fire truck to visit members of the Mount Pleasant Fire Department.
The G.M. Darby Building is located in the Old Village area of Mount Pleasant at the intersection of Pitt and King Streets. The event is free of charge.
For more information, contact MPRD Program Specialist, Florine Russell, at 849-2061 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In all, some 400 mourners attended the private noon service at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Among the earliest of the arrivals were Hoffman's The Talented Mr. Ripley costar Cate Blanchett with her husband, Andrew Upton; Laura Linney; Julianne Moore; Michelle Williams; and Amy Adams. Others in attendance included Justin Theroux; Joaquin Phoenix; Meryl Streep; Ethan Hawke; Ellen Burstyn; and Spike Lee.
At the stroke of noon, 10 pallbearers carried the casket into the church, as Hoffman's companion, Mimi O'Donnell, and their three children arrived in a black SUV before they entered the house of worship.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, around 1:35 p.m., "Amazing Grace" could be heard from inside the church as the casket was removed and placed in the hearse. The crowd then filed out, including O'Donnell and the children, as those who had assembled wiped away tears and hugged one another.
The Oscar winner, 46, was found dead Sunday morning of an apparent heroin overdose in his West Village apartment. He leaves behind his partner of 15 years, Mimi O'Donnell, and their three children – son Cooper, 11, and daughters Tallulah, 7, and Willa, 5.
A private wake was held Thursday at the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home in Manhattan. A larger memorial service is expected later this month.
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Serves 4 |
Prep Time 15 minutes |
Cook Time 20 minutes
1 cup Eden Quinoa, washed and drained
1 1/2 cups water
1 cup organic sweet corn, fresh or frozen
3 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/3 cup lemon juice, freshly squeezed
30 ounces Eden Black Soybeans, 2 cans, drained
1 tsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce
1 cup fresh parsley, minced
1/2 cup red onion, minced
1/3 cup fresh mint leaves, choppedor fresh basil
Place quinoa, corn and water in a sauce pan. Cover and cook for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove and fluff to cool. Combine oil, lemon juice, shoyu and black soybeans. Marinate 10 minutes. Mix quinoa, soybean mixture and remaining ingredients. Serve.
Beans, Good/High Fiber, Good/High Protein, Japanese Food, Macrobiotic, Main Course, Mediterranean, No Sweetener Added, Oils, Quinoa, Salad, Vegan, Whole Grain, Whole Grain


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Who's Bad — The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band
It takes extreme courage to be a tribute band.
With an open invitation for comparison to one's musical idol, the stakes and the chances for failure to deliver a reasonable resemblance of perceived perfection are high.
Chapel Hill, N.C.'s longtime Michael Jackson tribute band Who's Bad has navigated through those odds with such practiced accuracy that the octet has earned countless mentions of being the closest experience next to seeing the late King of Pop himself.
The group's impressive theatrical performances and spot-on instrumental and vocal recreations have carried it around the world, selling out more than 50 venues in the United Kingdom during its 2010 tour, including London's O2 Arena.
They also regularly sell out shows throughout the U.S., thanks in large part to receiving high-profile gigs alongside artists like Aretha Franklin, The Four Tops, the Backstreet Boys, Boyz II Men and even Pitbull.
Who's Bad will perform Friday and Saturday at The Windjammer, 1008 Ocean Blvd. on the Isle of Palms. Tickets for each night are $15 at the door or online at The-Windjammer.com. Doors open both nights at 9 p.m. with the shows starting at 11 p.m.
For more information, call 886-8596.
The Get Right Band
Founded in 2011 out of the remnants of Soulgrass Rebellion, the Asheville, N.C.-based funk/rock trio has spent the last two years touring regionally between frequent short-term tour runs in the Caribbean.
The band features an eclectic style, with hints ranging from Southern rock to reggae to funk and soul, all of which can be heard on the group's 2013 debut "Shake."
Having spent numerous years on the tour circuit both as The Get Right Band and Soulgrass Rebellion, the members have performed alongside such acts as Galactic, The Victor Wooten Band, Jeff Coffin's Mutet, Larry Keel and Afromotive.
The Get Right Band will perform four shows around the Charleston area this week:
Sunday at Surf Bar, 103 W. Cooper Ave. on Folly Beach
Monday at The Windjammer, 1008 Ocean Blvd. on the Isle of Palms
Tuesday at The Pour House, 1977 Maybank Highway
Wednesday at Awendaw Green, 4879 U.S. Highway 17 in Awendaw
For further information, go to www.thegetrightband.com.
Capturing an audience as a musical act depending heavily on the instrumental aspects of its songs is an uphill battle, to say the least, and nearly impossible if being realistic.
Audiences are often too accustomed to having melodies and lyrics help them build a connection with a group's music, thus slowly built and long-lasting instrumental breaks often don't keep a listener invested for very long.
Local quartet Carnaval understands those risks and has managed to sculpt a structure of sound interesting, evolving and emotional enough to control listeners' attention without the use of vocal-laden, melody-based songwriting.
It goes beyond jam band noodling, however, and enters instead into a patiently complex sound nestled somewhere between the enveloping, symphonic style of Explosions in the Sky and a more scraggy version of Band of Horses.
Carnaval will celebrate the release of its new album with a performance Saturday at The Royal American, 970 Morrison Drive, with Sleepy Eye Giant and An Era of Echoes. The show starts at 9 p.m. and tickets are $5 at the door.
Go to TheRoyalAmerican.com or call 817-6925 for more information.


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More Than One High Point for Cubs Today
Jose Guevara bounced a two-run single back through the box past a drawn-in infield, driving-in what proved to be the winning run, as the EXST Cubs scored six runs in the last two innings to blow open a close game and defeat the EXST A's 7-1 in Cactus League Extended Spring Training action at Fitch Park Field #3 in Mesa this morning.
Jesus Morelli extended his hitting streak to 19 games when he beat-out an 8th inning infield single (a dribbler to 3rd base), and RHP Chris Huseby showed no evidence of wildness, throwing two perfect 1-2-3 innings, striking out three (all swinging).
Cubs Player Personnel Director Oneri Fleita, Minor League Hitting Coordinator Dave Keller, and about a dozen Cub scouts were at Fitch Park today (and have been there for most of the week), working out high school and college players in preparation for next week's Rule 4 Draft (AKA "First-Year Player Draft"). One of the players who was at Fitch Park showing his wares was invited to play in today's game, and he made the most of his opportunity.
High Point U. OF Nate Roberts hit lead-off and played CF for six innings, slashing an RBI single to left to put the Cubs on the board in the 3rd, then stealing two bases, before making a two-out over-the-shoulder running catch in deep right-center with his back to the infield to save a run in the 5th.
After graduating from Richmond Burton HS, the Spring Grove, IL native spent his freshman year at Northwestern University, before transferring to Parkland JC. He was selected by the Tampa Rays Rays in last June's draft but did not sign, instead opting to transfer to High Point University in High Point, NC, where he was named 2010 Big South Conference Player of the Year after hitting 416/573/746 with 19 HR and 69 RBI and 36 SB (3 CS) in just 59 games. With all that on his resume, Baseball America ranked Roberts as just the 28th best draft prospect in the State of North Carolina.
Here is today's abridged box score (Cubs players only):
1a. Nate Roberts, CF: 1-3 (6-3, 1B, 6-4-3 GIDP, RBI, 2 SB)
1b. Kyung-Min Na, CF: 0-1 (6-3)
2. Alvaro Ramirez, DH #1: 1-4 (K, F-8, 1-U, 1B, R)
3. Jesus Morelli, RF: 1-4 (K, 4-3, 4-3, 1B, R)
4. Richard Jones, 1B: 2-4 (4-3, F-7, 1B, 2B, RBI, 2 R)
5a. Xavier Batista, DH #2: 1-2 (2B, 6-3)
5b. Wes Darvill, PH-DH: 1-1 (BB, 1B, R)
6a. Sergio Burruel, C: 1-1 (BB, 1B)
6b. Jose Guevara, C: 1-2 (1B, K, 2 RBI)
7. Arismendy Alcantara, SS: 0-1 (L-9 DP, 1-3 SH, BB, BB)
8. Pin-Chieh Chen, 2B: 0-3 (1-3, 4-2 FC, 4-6 FC, BB, RBI, SB)
9. George Matheus, 3B: 0-2 (BB, F-9, P-4, R)
10. Runey Davis, LF: 0-0 (2-U SH, BB, BB, R)
1. Chris Huseby – 2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K, 2/1 GO/FO, 23 pitches (16 strikes)
2. Tarlandus Mitchell – 3.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R (1 ER), 2 BB, 2 K, 6/1 GO/FO, 52 pitches (38 strikes)
3. Carlos Rojas – 1.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 3/0 GO/FO, 22 pitches (17 strikes)
4. Hector Mayora - 1.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 1/2 GO/FO, 19 pitches (12 strikes)
5. Alvaro Sosa - 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 1/1 GO/FO, 25 strikes (14 strikes)
1. 3B George Matheus – E5 (dropped line drive allowed batter to reach base safely – did not score)
2. 3B George Matheus - E5 (two-base overthrow error at 1st base allowed batter to reach 2nd base – did not score)
3. SS Arismendy Alcantara - E6 (fielding error allowed batter to reach base safely - did not score)
CF Kyung-Min Na threw out runner 8-6-2 trying to score from 1st base on double to CF
WEATHER: Sunny and hot, with temperatures in the 90's
The Cubs had a Camp Day yesterday, spending several hours taking BP, fielding practice, baserunning drills, PFP, and pick-off drills, before playing a nine-inning intrasquad game. The game was even more informal than the typical Cactus League Extended Spring Training game so it would be futile to try and make a box score out of it, but I can tell you that RHP (ex-SS & ex-LF) Dylan Johnston (2009 TJS rehab) got into his first game action of 2010, allowing two runs on three hits (two doubles and a triple) and a HBP in 1.1 IP, RHP Juan Yasser Serrano was extended to four innings, allowing four runs—but only one earned—on four hits, while retiring the last ten men he faced, and George Matheus had the big blow on offense, a bases-loaded triple off Serrano after a costly two-out error by 2nd baseman Arismendy Alcantara loaded the bases. In addition to Johnston and Serrano getting work, Austin Kirk threw four innings, Tzu-An Wang and Alvido Jimenez threw two innings a piece, and Danny Keefe, Andres Quezada, Jesse Ginley, and Jadel Mendez threw one inning each.
Re: More Than One High Point for Cubs Today
BR says James Roberts was drafted by the Rays - I assume this is the same cat? Interesting that he found a new college with NU's colors.
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Early to mid 90's Cub Kevin Roberson went to Parkland JC.
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cf byrd, 2b riot, 1b lee, 3b ramy, rf fuke, lf sori, c soto, ss castro, p big z
via muskrat's twitter
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How many times will Pinhead screw with 1,2,5,7 and 8 in the lineup before he realizes #3 and #4 are the problem?
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also from her...
Cubs pitching rotation vs #Astros will be Zambrano Fri, Dempster Sat, & Wells Sun. Silva will go Mon vs #Pirates & Lilly Tues vs #Brewers
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Carlos Silva to end the Pirates run of domination.
Who the fuck are we suppose to ask?
Lou on Byrd leading off: "Don't ask me. That's what we have. Over dinner last night we talked about our lineup and we'll try this and see."
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One pitch, one out. Stop your bitching.
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new lineup tomorrow
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"Don't ask me."
Brilliant. ¿Who the fuck should we ask? Bastard sounds like he literally pulled names out of hat.
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Blaming Hendry? "That's what we have." Lou pisses me off more every day.
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Probably right. You don't see other managers with shitty teams saying the same. He really does sound like he a) doesn't care, b) doesn't have a clue what to do or c) both. I'm guessing both.
[edit] I read it as "this is the lineup that's going out there...don't ask me why I chose it, because I don't know."
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That might be worse than blaming his GM. I'm not sure.
Castro's hurt
looked bad
but staying in
also obstruction by the catcher to save a run
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That was a crap play by the catcher. First, he prevents Castro from getting to third (without the ball), and then he lays on Castro so he can't get up.
Appears Castro is okay, but it was a BS play.
2 doubles by Byrd
out of the leadoff spot
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OK, I humbly ask for some help.
Cubs are down 3-1 in the bottom of the 8th. Lou obviously isn't too concerned about winning the game because he puts Howry in. But then Howry lets a guy get to third, and suddenly we can't give up a run so he puts Marmol in. If we can't give up a run, why not just pitch Marmol in the 8th (or leave Cashner in)?
Can someone please explain the "logic" that is used here?
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He was saving Marmol for the ninth. ; )
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that's exactly what he was doing except Howry fucked it up.
If I recall this, he spent a lot of time talking to Howry and the ump about a double switch to give Marmol time to warm up.
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So he wanted to pitch Marmol, if the Cubs were to score 2+ runs in the top of the 9th, but when he realized that Howry was going to give up 1+ runs in the 8th (something you expect a guy with an 8 ERA to do) then it was important not to give up any runs in the 8th?
It doesn't make any sense. If you want to win the game and think that a scoreless 8th is key to doing that, and you want to pitch Marmol, just pitch Marmol in the 8th. Or even turn your brain on and leave Cashner in.
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i was flipping through the radio and thought Cashner was still in, so I was a bit surprised, but it's pretty much what most other managers would have done. Well maybe not bring in Howry or Marmol, but save Marmol for the 9th.
earlier in the week he wouldn't use Marmol to get 5 outs, just 4, so clearly logic isn't behind most of his decisions.
Back it up right here. Lower the liftgate.
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Players to attempt to trade:
Okay, let's' just list who we want to keep:
That's about it
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Gorz actually might be a pretty nice trade piece. Very cheap, solid numbers, under club control for a couple more years. He might be more attractive in some respects, esp. for a team looking to upgrade without blowing the bank.
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I'd like to see Hendry grow some balls and fire Lou today. His refusal to move Lee and Ramirez out of the 3 and 4 holes is reason enough, and then that lame ass proclamation about getting Colvin more at bats and us never seeing him in the lineup is reason enough number two.
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and on cue, lou said colvin is in and he " will let the kid play."
I' m guessing if hegoes 0-4 lou puts him back in the 2006 theriot box.
hill also starting because "he needs someone to stop the other team running ."
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One problem with firing Lou is who you're going to replace him with. Trammel probably isn't going to take the job as an interim manager with Sandberg in AAA.
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I could see Trammel serving as Sandberg's bench coach. They will want someone with major league managing experience to be his bench coach, but finding someone who has that who is also OK being second in command is not always that easy. Trammel fits that. And his demeanor, view of the game, place in the game as a star 1980s middle-infielder, etc. might meant that they would work well together. It might not, of course, but it's a possibility. So it is possible that Trammel would serve as the interim manager to finish out the season, and then becomes Sandberg's bench coach to start next season. I doubt they move Sandberg up in the middle of the year, he will be given the opportunity to be in place for an entire off-season before he starts so he can shape the roster.
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It's possible, but I don't think Trammel is going to be content with being a bench coach. He strikes me more as a guy who wants a chance at managing a team with a chance, instead of the teams he had in Detroit, and he's biding his time for the right spot. If he does as you suggest, that's pretty much going to end his career as a manager, because it will show he doesn't want to be one.
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Trammel probably isn't going to take the job as an interim manager with Sandberg in AAA.
don't see why not, not a lot of other offers pouring in for him and anything he can do to get the image of his Tigers day pushed to the backburner is probably good for him.
Brenly, Sandberg, or Trammell would likely get the interim gig unless Grady Little wanted back in managing and Cubs didn't care about the PR storm. (Little was a coach in the Cubs organization before he took the Dodgers job and is allegedly on good terms with Hendry)
of course the folly of letting Hendry pick a 3rd manager is beyond absurdity.
Assuming this year ends without a playoff appearance, my guess would be Lou finishes the year and retires gracefully and Hendry is shown the door with the new GM getting to pick his manager.
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as if it matters.
beyond keeping everyone from killing each other while traveling for 200 days baseball managers do so little besides letting everyone on the team know what their role is without ambiguity.
we bring in sandy and he starts bunting everytime...what then? we bring in trammel and the 3/4 slots stay the same...what then? we bring in some other dude and blah blah blah...
it's not like these guys show up with their secret playbook of team-specific plays you can football-style exploit. we celebrate the small strategies like shifts and when you can bunt down the line on a pitcher who falls off the mound unready to field or a 3rd baseman who can't throw worth a damn...
hell, almost everyone here could do those in-game things we bitch about and the guys closer to the game sure as hell can.
the next elderly person out there to take 3+ million from the cubs to pat players on the butt is usually just as good or bad as the one they replaced.
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Wait, do you think managers don't matter and are overpaid??
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tell us more crunch
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you guys just keep looking for that magic elderly fat man to turn things around that we can throw 3-4m at.
sunny days! happy times! better batting averages! more wins! butt pats!
...in a land where jack mckeon can go from utter genius to stupid idiot in less and 1 season...
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On this issue, you view things in black and white. There is a whole lot of grey area in the world, feel free to come on over.
Am I looking for a magic fat man to turn the team around completely? Do I think the manager is more important than the players on the roster? No. I don't.
But do I think that managers can make a difference? Yes. I do.
Whether Colvin plays a lot or instead 4 games a month, or who (Zambrano) goes to the pen when you have too many starters, or how long Lee, Ramirez, and Soto keep starting and where they bat when struggling, or whether Casher is entrusted with the 8th inning or Howry gets to pitch there just because he is a veteran, etc, etc. are all decisions that can make a difference in wins and losses - whether you want to believe so or not.
Again, no one is saying that the Cubs are struggling because Lou keeps hitting Ramirez 4th. MOST of the problem is the fact that Ramirez is struggling. But those small decisions do make a difference, and when there are many of them compounded throughout 162 games, the manager who makes those decisions does make a difference.
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This the first I've read of this.
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Read post #35, and if you still don't see why not I'll elaborate more in depth for you.
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yeah I read it, but Alan Trammell is not in the position to be biding his time cause there's no demand for him.
I'm sure if it was offered to him, he'd take in the hope it would lead to another job or if he did well, the Cubs job. If he did do well or an improvement over Lou, and then they decided to still go with Sandberg or someone else, I do doubt he'd go back to being a bench coach.
all theory anyway, Hendry didn't fire Dusty in 2006, I have doubts he'll fire Lou mid-season. He's been pretty adamant that he wants Lou as the manager as long as he's GM.
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Add Fontenot to the trade list and move Lee to the keep list and I'm good. Byrd is okay, too.
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Lee's a FA. Really no reason to keep him unless you think we're not yet done.
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Ryno wants to keep Lee until he retires.
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You forgot Soto on the want to keep side. I want to keep him at least. And it's not like we have anyone cheap who's going to push him next year or necessarily even the year after. Castillo hasn't proven anything yet--he's all upside.
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Castillo has caught 10 of 18 base stealers at Iowa this season, 56%. He also has 7 doubles and 6 home runs in 88 at bats, so he has some pop.
Apply the Yadier Molina standard and he's your man.
I'm dissatisfied with Soto anyway and would be happy with some combination of Hill, Castillo and Chirinos--Hill for his game-calling, Castillo for his arm, Chirinos for his versatility (can play third or second).
What is Soto good at? Hitting? Maybe.
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#23 Every thing you state is true but i would not just trade Gorzo,
how about throwing Gorzelany into a trade that say includes Fukadome.
Sat Lineup
2B Theriot, RF Colvin, 1B Lee, CF Byrd, 3B Ramirez, LF Soriano, SS Castro, C Hill, P Dempster
so at this point Lou's just putting pennies in the slot machine hoping to hit a jackpot.
current OPS numbers
Ramirez 158/222/263 .485 OPS
Hill 224/255/265 .520 OPS
Theriot: 280/308/308 .616 OPS
Lee 234/342/365 .707 OPS
Castro 301/350/398 .748 OPS
Nady 260/333/429 .762 OPS
Soto 251/401/405 .805 OPS
Fontenot 310/358/460 .818 OPS
Byrd 302/341/497 .839 OPS
Fukudome 285/383/483 .867 OPS
Soriano 298/363/579 .942 OPS
Colvin 293/360/600 .960 OPS
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so what you're saying is colvin should barely play at all and soriano should hit in the bottom of the lineup?
c'mon cubs...don't make give up on the team before july even rolls around.
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stl wins 5-4 with winning run scored by aaron friggin miles who singled to lead off the 11th...reports miles was a double agent last year and was under orders from stl to disrupt the cubs 09 season
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Congrats to Ryan Theriot!
First walk since may 1.
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he has earned the nickname Nefiot! (Nay-fee-oh)
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He needs to earn the nickname bat boy. The Fontenaught must be wondering who he's got to screw to get into the lineup.
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I see what you did there.
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I think crunch is Bill Murray in Groundhog Day. He wakes up every day thinking he's posting his thoughts on managers for the first time.
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yeah, the "other side" never repeats itself.
at least i'm not here every day picking apart lou's every move as if everything he does is somehow uniquely stupid and not replicated all over baseball.
people take baseball managers way too seriously...i blame football, where in-game "managing" is a whole lot more important and costly to screw up. usually the worst thing a baseball fan has to worry about is why player A with a 30% chance of doing something is playing over player B with a 35% chance to do something or where these people bat in the lineup...pitcher substitutions...etc.
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I applaud you for not picking apart Lou's every move.
But you do still post your anti-managers screed as if we haven't all read it any number of times.
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just last night for instance...
houston brings in lopez to face colvin...direct swap of myers for lopez with colvin's spot due that AB.
lopez vs. lefties this year when entering the game...
5.2ip 10h 3bb 2k
...he got colvin out. no one can bitch. but with 3 rested lefties in the pen...
it's just so common...there's little to no "magic bullet" managers.
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Joe Posnanski on some of the dumb things managers do (http://joeposnanski.com/JoeBlog/2010/06/06/my...). There are a few good ones in the comments too.
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Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
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CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
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Drie nachten verbleven op deze locatie. Prima ligging in de Pijp, makkelijk te bereiken met openbaar vervoer. Vriendelijke gastvrouw. Prima, rustige kamer met een goed bed.
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The coolest, cutest, nicest girl ever. With the best personality, also very quick witted and very smart. Everyone should get to meet her at least once.
Everyone loves Christina.
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Christina, is a lovely whip smart, worldly person with a slight streak of madness that enlivens conversations and entertains anyone who meets her. She is a magnetic artist. She lives every day like an artist. She instantly put me at ease with a warm feeling of familiarity. Maybe she has this effect on everyone, of giving the impression that she is an instant friend, or maybe we hit it off in some unusual way. She has a pure heart and believes in fairness. She is a team player and will put as much effort into a loved ones project as her own. She has a wicked sense of humour. Her beauty is timeless and classic. She values nuturing above all else. She puts you at ease with her beauty but at a turn can remind you she is the most stunning and intelligent woman in the room.
Christina - classic beauty
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Greek/ Latin in Origin. This name means "annoited christian". It's pronounced (kris-TEEN-ah). It is the most beautiful name to a girl.
When Christina was listening to music in the empty seat, I nervously sat next to her.
Christina's smile was as bright as the sun shining above me.
Christina's smile was as bright as the sun shining above me.
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A super hot girl usualy hard to get. Perfect body, hyper, sexy, very funny, and loves to have a good time. Usualy the number 1 girl in school that everyone wants.
Guy1: DAYM who's that???
Guy2: thats christina
Guy1: I wanna get with her :D
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Guy1: I wanna get with her :D
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an extremely AWESOME person. so much fun to be around, and so freakishly awesome. christinas tend to be really funny and cool, and so cool
wow i really wanna hang out with christina today. she is so awesome!
omg you are so cool! you must be a christina!
omg you are so cool! you must be a christina!
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A shy girl at first, but once you get to know her she opens up. Friendship means very much to her and will be there if needed. She loves her family and all those close to her. Funny and very smart. Loves sports, movies, and arts. A born nurturer. Cute and fun.
I would love to have a friend named Christina.
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beautiful in all the right ways,, good curves, amazing eyes , sexy body with a hot face... perfect match would be DANNY as hes amazing to!!>... christina is stubborn, bossy, luvable, sexy, a sex machine and irristable
christina and danny alone at night .. do the math
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Pennsylvania Sprint Car Speedweek is heading toward the finish line as just two shows remain.
Tonight, Port Royal Speedway is in action for the second time this week. Greg Hodnett was the winner Thursday night at the Juniata County oval. Hodnett was impressive as he started 14th in the feature. Hodnett always seems to rise to the occasion when big money races are run. The Thomasville driver won at Hagerstown Wednesday.
Other speedweek winners were Cory Haas at Lincoln, Daryn Pittman at Bedford and Tyler Walker at Grandview. Last night the Mitch Smith Memorial race was run at Williams Grove. Action concludes at Selinsgrove Speedway tomorrow. The super sportsmen also are part of that program. Race time is 7 p.m.
As this column was being prepared, Walker was on top of the Speedweek points chase. Pittman was second with Fred Rahmer third. Hodnett and Brian Montieth filled out the top five.
Jason Covert was the winner of the Three States Flyers Late Model program last Saturday night at Hagerstown Speedway. Hagerstown has been a tough place to win at this year. Covert became the first repeat winner of the season.
Williams Grove Speedway has another Saturday night special this evening that includes fireworks. The super sportsman class will headline the show, which starts at 6:30.
Longtime racer Paul Miller of York passed away Sunday. Miller was 82 and suffered a heart attack. He was the only president the York County Racing Club has ever known. During Miller's tenure, the YCRC built a hall of fame and organized the highly successful Injured Drivers Fund, which has helped so many in time of need. A celebration of life will be held in Miller's honor at the YCRC building July 9 at 1 p.m. The location is just off the Zions View exit (Exit 28) of Interstate 83.
I had a chance to chat with a member of the Tim Fedder racing crew this week and I was impressed after my conversation. Fedder's car weighs almost 2,400 pounds, and is equipped with a steel block motor that came out of a truck. Fedder runs well considering the caliber of competition he faces each week. The team will likely miss a week or two while their engine is being freshened.
I also visited the Tim Wilson race shop this week where the team was hard at work preparing for this week's action. Wilson has a second car that he can bring out if needed. Wilson, like most other racers, is feeling the tough economy and we spoke about the high costs of maintaining engines.
No matter what type racing we talk about, engine costs are the biggest problem in racers budgets. Should it take a $25,000 to $40,000 motor to run for a weekly sprint car or late model program? My opinion is no. However, it has become the norm and nobody seems to know how to change it.
I don't know if any one can change it. Sometimes it seems racers and promoters become their own worst enemy by allowing costs to spiral out of control. That's especially true in support classes.
I received word that approximately 11 loads of new clay were added to Port Royal Speedway last week. Some immediate improvement was noted Thursday night as there was less dust thrown out over town. The track smoothed out by feature tim. I'm told most of the clay added was in turns one and two.
A nice crowd was on hand Thursday evening and the show was completed by 10:30 p.m. Time trials took 28 minutes for 35 sprint cars. That's pretty impressive. Some tracks seem to let time trials drag on to long. Eddie and Guy McCardle were presented "Founders Awards" for their part in helping Penn Central Racing Association put Port Royal Speedway on the map for dirt track racing.
I failed to mention earlier this spring that the Lewistown-based Bolger Racing team competed in one Port Royal event. The team also plans to compete in the rained out wingless USAC show at the track. Daryl Stimeling is the driver. Stimeling drove his own car at Bedford Speedway Sunday night.
Keith Kauffman had mechanical problems Thursday night and started on the rear of the Speedweek A main. Kauffman eventually dropped out and was the first car off the track. Kauffman has scored one win this season at the Juniata County oval.
I hope you enjoy the holiday weekend and spend some time at area racetracks. They need our support. Until next time, please drive safely!
Craig Rutherford writes about motorsports for The Sentinel.


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The Hero Recovered: essays on Medieval Heroism in Honor of George Clark (co-edited with Robin Waugh). Medieval Institute Publications, 2010.
Florilegium. Volume 22 (2005) co-edited with Christa Canitz
"The Naples Manuscript and the Case for a Female Readership." Neophilologus 93.2 (2009): 703-22.
"'Naked as she was bore': Naked Disenchantment in Lybeaus Desconus," Parergon 24.1 (2007): 67-99.
"Jousting for Identity: Tournaments in Thomas Chestres Sir Launfal," Parergon, New Series 17.2 (January 2000): 107-123.
"Decorative Reading: Some Implications of Ordinatio in Piers Plowman," Florilegium 14 (1995-96): 137-156.
"Ordinatio and Genre in MS CCC 201: A Mediaeval Reading of the B-Text of Piers Plowman," Florilegium 12 (1993): 159-175 - Modified portions of this article appear in Disk 1: MS CCC 201 of The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive
"Gesture of Perception: The Pattern of Kneeling in Piers Plowman B.18-19." Yearbook of Langland Studies 3 (1989): 49-66.
"The Structure of Dream Visions in Piers Plowman." Mediaeval Studies 49 (Summer 1987): 254-281.
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A lot of things happened in church on Sunday — none of them pertaining to Jesus, the Bible, the Holy Spirit and/or deep contemplations of any sort.
Our preacher wasn't off his game. It's just that there was so much happening on my particular pew that I had no idea what was going on anywhere else.
It's fairly normal for at least two members of our family to miss church on any given Sunday — with a family of five, a simple cold can take a month to make its way through our household.
With the girls being as young as they are, we are supposed to be fever-free for 24 hours before exposing them to other children. My husband and I travel often for our respective jobs and there are occasions that we skip church to have one full day as a family before one of us has to hit the road again. So it was nothing short of miraculous that every member of our family was not only at church, but well and early.
I should have been optimistic. But our problems started as soon as we sat down. See, the thing is, there are only two sides of me, and when you have three kids who all want to sit beside you at church, this is a problem.
We normally try to stagger the kids: Aubrey, me, Emma, Zeb, then Sadie — keeping a parent between each child.
I wasn't thinking when we sat down this week and Aubrey and Emma ended up side-by-side with Sadie sandwiched between me and Zeb.
Aubrey and Emma lasted through the first song before Emma looked up at me and whispered loudly that Aubrey had called her stupid. I shifted Emma to my other side, which displaced Sadie who began crying, "I want to sit by Momma."
Aubrey leaned her head against my left shoulder and Emma tugged on my right hand while Sadie tried to climb across her sister to my lap. Zeb snatched Sadie into his lap and handed her a pencil and a bulletin as an elder prayed. In a whisper that Jesus could have heard all the way to the heavens, Sadie said, "You are my favorite Daddy in the whole world."
Aubrey drew pictures on her bulletin and after every single one, she nudged my arm to show me what she had drawn. Shoes, women in dresses, right next to block letters that said, "Emma is stupid."
I raised my eyebrows and pointed to the offending words and mouthed, "Jesus can read." She scowled and quickly scribbled it out.
All three girls were particularly fidgety and someone was constantly touching me. When my husband started mouthing something to me, I grabbed a pencil and scribbled on my bulletin, "The next time someone tries to communicate with/talk to and/or touch me, I am walking home. For the love."
He apparently realized how serious I was because soon after, while Sadie was whispering across the whole church about how hungry she was but right after Emma dropped her hymnal on the floor during a prayer, Zeb took Sadie out of the sanctuary (ha - what an oxymoron) and to the nursery.
Aubrey and Emma left for the bathroom, then came back, stepping on my feet as they passed. Aubrey was still getting in her seat when the offering plate passed.
She was looking down and at the exact second I was going to pass the plate to my left she stood up to straighten her dress out from under her, nearly causing me to beam her in the head with the wooden plate. I moved my hand back as she leaned back, waving the offering plate wildly around her head trying not to hit her until I grabbed her gently by the arm, pressed her against the pew then safely passed the plate to my neighbor.
I sighed loudly.
"Whaaaaaaat?" Aubrey whispered.
I prayed for grace — and for the sake of everyone within earshot of us I prayed for the preacher to be brief. Given our volume level that included everyone in the church.
The rest of the service was a blur of fidgets, whispers, dropped Bibles, pencils rolling under pews and intermittent chest pains. When the preacher finally said, "Amen," I collapsed with relief and made eye contact with another mother sitting behind me.
"I'm so sorry," I said. "I'm sure y'all couldn't hear a word over the racket we were making."
She cut me off and gestured to her young son, "He fell off the pew and pooted so loud I almost died."
And for just a split second, I felt better about my own situation.
(Robin O'Bryant is an author, humorist and speaker. Her latest book is "Ketchup is a Vegetable and Other Lies Moms Tell Themselves. Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter and Visit her blog at www.robinschicks.com.)
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Great to see you covering metro apps John. I'm looking at enabling all my wp7 apps to work on Win8 starting with the beta of: "Shooting Range".
Are you going to do a XAML TV Show?
Ian2 - A XAML TV show sounds like a great idea.
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A XAML TV would be very awesome!
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I'm really glad to see that XAML is only getting better in Win8, but am a bit unclear of whether MVVM will carry over as well...as none of the sessions I've watched thus far have utilized it.
Hi Ross ... there is no reason MVVM (or any pattern) shouldn't be used here. I've got some material I am putting together on this already.
I's sad to know you and Microsoft parted. It's sad to know Microsoft has parted .NET folks.
These are exciting sad sad times.
Which parts of styling are new to Windows 8 or VS 2011? I've heard of many of the concepts presented previously but are any new?
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Professional Dairy Producers Foundation Grant Criteria
Professional Dairy Producers Foundation Grant Criteria
The Professional Dairy Producers Foundation was founded by producers and agribusiness friends who believe education is the key to a healthy dairy community, and wanted to ensure that this strongly-held value remains part of our dairy communities long-term. Therefore, we intend to make grants with strong educational components.
The majority of our grants to date have gone to fund programs initiated by the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin, our founding organization. When PDPW leaders established the Foundation, they also intended to fund programs beyond PDPW, as long as the proposed ideas fit our granting guidelines.
Applying organizations must be non-profit, with an IRS status of 501(c)(3) or (c)(5). At the present time, the Foundation only funds programs within the United States .
Please review the Request for Proposal documents at the bottom of this page for eligibility and application information. Grant applications are due December 9, 2011.
At the present time, programs or education initiatives we intend to support fall into these main areas:
• Building PRODUCER PROFESSIONALISM - Engaging and equipping our people in lifelong learning, including producer leadership skills and our next generation of professional dairy producers.
• Maintaining PUBLIC TRUST – Unified outreach programs that educate and engage both the dairy community and the public, helping facilitate trust.
Our board will weigh the quality of proposals against any or all of the following considerations:
• Industry Leadership--Will this grant be a catalyst for change or further education opportunities? Like a tugboat, our funds can be used to lead the industry into uncharted waters, trying new ideas.
• "Sharability"--Does this grant align with our mission? Our mission is " To share ideas, resources and experiences about important issues surrounding the dairy industry through educational opportunities for dairy producers and the public." Therefore, we want to work in partnership with organizations that align with our mission. We look for ways to advance promising programs and share "what works" with others in the industry.
• Leverage--Will this grant make use of already proven solutions? We encourage organizations to leverage our grant with other resources to achieve educational goals.
• Impact--Is the applying organization capable of demonstrating measurable impact: When we ask donors to give to the Foundation, we ask them to invest in the future of the dairying in our communities. Therefore, we look for a demonstrable return on the grants we make. Applications should include ways that you intend to communicate and publicize your program's results and findings.
Commitment to Partnership—Is the applying organization capable of helping the Foundation grow its influence and capacity in the future? Our vision is "a professional, proactive and prepared dairy community, united through education initiatives." We ask our grant recipients to help us build awareness and support for the Foundation among key audiences, so we can build our fundraising capacity and continue to fund education programs.
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Thursday, April 4, 2013
Late last year, Middleton Place welcomed the crew from the locally-produced, nationally televised show Army Wives to the National Historic Landmark to film a scene critical to the drama of the show's 7th season. Working closely in concert, Middleton Place and Army Wives personnel worked out a carefully conceived filming location: at the footbridge over the Mill Pond.
The utmost care and concern was given to the landscaping by the film crew, and no part of the property was damaged. This was no small feat. After prepping the site for power, parking, and catering the day before, about 125 cast and crew members arrived the morning of December 18 for the day's shoot. Several tractor-trailers of electronics and equipment were parked on the Greensward, along with more than 100 automobiles. The crew built a plywood pad from the access path on the south side of the House Museum that ran around the Plantation Chapel/Spring House down the hill to the bridge. The padding was necessary to accommodate an 8,000-pound camera crane, which was eased into place for multiple shots.
Although Middleton Place staff agreed not to tip off viewers about the scene's subject matter, it does involve most of the principal actors on the show in a very dramatic moment, and Middleton Place is featured prominently, and mentioned in the script by name. Middleton Place is already easily visible in the trailers for the upcoming episode.
Although the episode containing the scene filmed at Middleton Place aired March 17 on the Lifetime Channel, it can be caught in reruns throughout the season or can be viewed for free at the Army Wives website: www.mylifetime.com/shows/army-wives.
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Sarah Jane Adventures - Series 5 NOW AIRING!
In the UK, on CBBC, the final series of 'Sarah Jane Adventures' has begun airing.
The schedule of airings is:
October 3 -Sky (pt. 1)
October 4 - Sky (pt. 2)
October 10 - The Curse of Clyde Langer (pt. 1)
October 11 - The Curse of Clyde Langer (pt. 2)
October 17 - The Man Who Never Was (pt. 1)
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With the airing this will complete the final stories of the 'Sarah Jane Adventures' since no more episodes were completed before the unfortunate news of Elisabeth Sladen's death.back in April.
If you live in the UK you can watch the released episodes on BBC's iPlayer.


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What bands influenced you? —Katelynn See, INDEPENDENCE, KY.
A lot of Minneapolis bands like Hüsker Dü and the Replacements. After that, the Ramones, then the local punk-rock scene that we came from in Berkeley, Calif. There was this great compilation called Turn It Around! That was a pretty big record for me.
Why do you never seem to age? —Eldon Mills, CHESTERFIELD, ENGLAND
[Laughs.] I definitely age. It's about trying to mentally keep yourself in a place where you're never resting on your laurels. That's the fountain of youth. It has nothing to do with the wrinkles on your face, how fat you get or if you get gray hair. It's your zest for life.
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Mitt Romney's rather ill-timed and inaccurate critique of President Barack Obama's response to attacks on American embassies and consulates served to overshadow the event's importance. The attack on the U.S. Embassy in Libya, which killed four people, including the ambassador, called into question America's role in the Arab Spring and the aid given to help overthrow Muammar Gaddafi. Instead of democracy, you have had mobs and guerrilla attacks by radical Islamists.
But the weakness of Romney's position was that he could not criticize either Obama of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, because his approach is more intrusive, if it is possible, than theirs. Since the summer, the governor has became a cheerleader for any military action in the Middle East. He made a special point to grovel in front of Benjamin Netanyahu during the summer tour and staked out a policy of pushing the envelope against Iran. Consequently, he was unable to nail Obama's hasty and ill-thought Libyan policy.
Simply, the United States back up a regime of which it knew little. Moreover, the approach was, "It is the right thing to do, the facts be damned." It is amazing Obama and his cohorts had anything against George W. Bush and his neo-conservatives because during the so-called Arab Spring, he resurrected the old cry after the second Gulf War in 2003 to democratize the Middle East. Last week is a reminder of what happens when social science axioms are adhered to and history is ignored. Guessing we knew more about Libya than some Libyan politicians, the United States found out that forces, which were derided as too small, were bigger than first thought. Ah, but hope springs eternal.
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Ron Paul did speak more than a little truth when he criticized American foreign policy as too ambitious for present circumstances. Still bogged down in Afghanistan, the United States cannot afford to continue this ill-conceived adventurism. And both Romney and Obama need to be grilled on whether they want to pursue Netanyahu's favorite project, which is war against Iran. In essence, there is truly not a dime's worth of difference between Romney or Obama on foreign policy - with an exception that the GOP nominee wants to speak loudly and carry a big stick. Obama characteristically wants to appear cool while he goes down essentially the same path.
Now to his credit, Obama has wisely avoided Syria, despite the remarks of his secretary of state. Romney, who would never take a cue from Paul, nevertheless could have driven a wedge between Obama and Clinton by questioning the over-optimistic actions taken during the Arab Spring. But also Romney has boxed himself in a position of being so militant that he gives away the game or he appears as either petty or opportunistic. Measured by any manner, Romney looks like a second-guesser at best and a warmonger at worst.
If the libertarians have been of any use lately, it is because their critique of American foreign policy is far more thoughtful than any other faction. The salient point that the American empire is far too expensive to maintain and based on often-flawed analysis is essentially correct. Paul would have a field day with Obama - but alas Romney cannot. As well, Paul's scathing attack on the Wilsonian roots of such imperialism is spot on. Apparently, the United States has been unable to instruct the Middle Easterners on how "to elect good men." On foreign policy, the difference is method and tone and no aims. Last week, Romney fell flat on his face - not because his beliefs were that different, but his were too clumsily expressed.


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And You Call Yourself a Film Buff?! – Midnight Cowboy
By Keegan Handley
Midnight Cowboy is one of the first popular X-rated studio movies. Beyond that, it's one of the first 'adult films' where the term applied to more than pornography. The term 'adult' as applied here actually means it dealt with serious adult situations. There's a good deal of sex in here — specifically themes of homosexuality, sex and religion — but above all this film paints a beautiful character study of two unlikely friends trying to make their way in a mean city with no one to rely on but each other. But you can bet people ignored the movie simply because of the X rating.
I personally only remember one bit of Midnight Cowboy from my blossoming film buff days – "I'm walking here!"