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Mobs of cars, kids, and cow people
Date:Wed, 02/09/2011
On day two of the World Ag Expo, we marveled at the booming attendance starting bright and early. We camped-out in one of the main parking lots and videoed visitors entering the grounds and parking their cars. It is miraculous how they can orchestrate the parking of this many cars, all in such a short amount of time. Watch our video below.
This year was also the very first "flash mob" at World Ag Expo. Area FFA students showed off their dancing skills by performing a dance in the center of the show's grounds. Below is a sneak peak, but you can watch for video soon!


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Just watched Villanova get bounced by a dominant St. Mary's team. Murray St. looking good against Butler at the half. Ohio is hanging in with the Vols. I dislike basketball but March Madness. Is that weird?
Northern Iowa upsets #1 seed Kansas. Great game!
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Long known as a Lowcountry builder specializing in quality, affordable, entry-level starter homes, Rex Thompson Homes of Charleston has announced that effective immediately the name of the company will change to Palmetto Signature Homes.
Palmetto Signature Homes will build on the proud Rex Thompson tradition of experience and integrity; however, its focus will be expanded to include a larger, semi-custom product that offers homebuyers more flexibility in both construction and design.
Palmetto Signature Homes is currently building its newest home design in the Oaks at Indigo off Dorchester Road in the Summerville/North Charleston area, with 2,500- to 3,400-square-foot homes.
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Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP was recently named as one of the Best Places to Work in South Carolina. This ninth annual program was created by S.C. Biz News in partnership with the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce and Best Companies Group.
This survey and awards program was designed to identify, recognize and honor the best employers in the state of South Carolina, benefiting the states economy, workforce and businesses. The list is made up of 50 companies. Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP has been named one of this years Best Places to Work in South Carolina, with offices in Charleston, Summerville, Greenville and Spartanburg.
Blackbaud, a leading global provider of software and services for nonprofits, has been named one of the 2014 Best Places to Work in South Carolina for a fifth consecutive year.
The Best Places to Work in South Carolina is sponsored by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, Best Companies Group and SCBIZ, and is dedicated to identifying and recognizing the states most innovative employers by evaluating companies achievements in employee engagement and satisfaction.
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Blackbaud has more than 2,800 employees globally with approximately 1,270 located in South Carolina and another 1,404 located in satellite offices throughout the United States and around the world including Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, Ireland and the United Kingdom. The company is currently hiring in the areas of business services and administration, customer success, customer support, design and user experience, finance, human resources, IT and operations, marketing, product management, sales, services and consulting, and software engineering.
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SCRA Technology Ventures S.C. Launch today announced an investment in Moondog Animation Studio. The Charleston-based studio creates, fabricates and distributes top-quality computer generated animation content appealing to both adults and children. This is the first round of S.C. Launch funding for the company.
Moondog Animation is starting development of their first feature film which will bring over 150 highly technical jobs to South Carolina. They are partnering with Clemson Universitys Digital Design program to hire recent graduates.
Moondog Animations CEO Bryan Ransom stated, We are excited to be a part of the S.C. Launch program and look forward to increasing high-tech jobs in Charleston.
We are delighted to welcome Moondog to the S.C. Launch program, said SCRA CEO Bill Mahoney. We are committed to growing South Carolinas knowledge economy and are excited to help Moondog Animation grow.
Home Care Assistance
Home Care Assistance of Charleston, a leading provider of in-home care for seniors, is proud to welcome Sheryl ONeal as the offices director of client services. Sheryl has several personal experiences of caring for loved ones with chronic conditions. Her most poignant is that of her mother who died from complications of diabetes at just 72 years of age.
ONeal has made meaningful contributions to hundreds of families in the Charleston and tri-county area for over six years with her empathetic approach to helping others.
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Jack Beabout, account manager and recruiter with Dunhill Staffing Systems has completed the requirements to receive his certification as a Certified Temporary Staffing Specialist (CTS). This designation offered by the National Association of Personnel Services (NAPS) is earned by study and examination on topics including ethics, business practices, credit compliance and federal and state employment law. Beabout, a graduate of Eastern Illinois University, previously earned his MBA at Charleston Southern University. Jack joined Dunhill Staffing Systems in 2005.
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Sitting here this morning watching the morning news, having a cup a coffee, and there was a report on Christmas giving.
The point of the story was that the economy sucked. Well… if you have a pulse and believe absolutely everything you hear..sure it sucks… So lets go with that.
Giving more to those that need it and going with less under their own trees. I thought now there is someone that gets it.
I had a conversation with one of my customers yesterday about charitable giving and how this year in particular it seems that giving is up. I think that people are finally realizing that those that have should be grateful and maybe, especially during the Christmas season, share a little.
Now, I won't get political, because I am all about Capitalism and believe that we all should work hard for what we get, but you sometimes we all struggle and need a little help.
My customer was telling me his wife works for a non profit and that giving was down for some non profits. We concluded that it was because of the nature of some of them. For example, the United Way is not getting as much these days. Well is it because they support Planned Parenthood and other questionable organizations? People are being more selective about where their hard earned money goes.
Scouting is seeing an increase in giving. People realize the value they get for their buck in Scouting.
This weekend we saw a huge increase in the amount of food given during Scouting for Food. It warmed the heart.
So back to the ladies on the news this morning.
They were suggesting that, especially those that have older kids, could possibly just go with less presents this year, share gifts, or look at that special gift and call it good. Take the rest of the Christmas budget and look at charitable giving.
Good Idea.
I believe that is the spirit of the season…right?
I mean, Christ was a gift from the Father, no flashy XBox or new Car.. just a baby in a manger.
Christ is the gift that keeps on giving. God gave us his son, and then the son gave his life for us. Surely we can give a little to something that means a lot to us.
Take care of your families, charity starts at home. Then look outside your doors and take care of your neighbor.
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The Countdown!
Recently, I wrote about my plans to live in a tiny house for my last semester of college. In a week's time, my Fencl will finally be arriving on my campus! You could say I'm excited- I've gained some serious calf muscles jumping through hoops for the last two months to make this happen. For those who are curious, especially college students who are interested in trying something similar, here's what my process looked like:
The Proposal
It began with a fairly lengthy proposal that I drafted at home in early December. I outlined all of the reasons why my school would benefit from the presence of a tiny house, given our emphasis on sustainability and alternative lifestyles. I emphasized that I would not need the school's money or resources, just their permission and support.
My beautiful view-to-be
I sent this proposal to my college's president. I never heard back from him! Luckily, someone else in the office intercepted my proposal and directed me towards a newfangled student project approval system. Through this system, I was able to communicate with all of the individual staff members on campus that would need to personally approve my project
The Conversation
We had a lengthy back-and-forth regarding zoning, utilities, placement, and everything else imaginable. The staff members were interested and supportive, but still committed to doing a very thorough job- naturally, I found this frustrating. Even when it seemed like everyone was on board, there was no clear sense of approval. I wanted a giant stamp of my proposal that said "yes!"
The Plan
I made a chart of my proposed off-grid utility usage plans, including back-up solutions and alternate ideas. The biggest issue was, big surprise, dealing with my own waste. Turns out this is tricky territory on a college campus. I'd originally hoped to use a composting toilet, but health people gave that a raised eyebrow.
My generous friend- thanks Hazel!
I'm going to start the semester using a nearby friend's toilet (above), and work with interested students throughout the semester to develop an alternative that everyone can feel comfortable with.
Scouting it Out
Waiting (Is the Hardest Part)
Stay tuned, folks in the Western Mass area- I'll be having a housewarming gathering/open house late next week!


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An Oklahoma man at the center of a cross-country custody battle disappeared from the sights of South Carolina authorities again Monday, further complicating efforts to return his daughter to her adoptive parents on James Island.
Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon said Dusten Brown is only digging his hole deeper with stalling tactics to delay the return of 3-year-old Veronica to her adoptive parents, Matt and Melanie Capobianco.
Brown's attorney, however, questioned the validity of South Carolina's efforts to pursue criminal penalties against Brown and vowed to fight his extradition to the Palmetto State.
The Capobiancos said they were considering traveling to Oklahoma to retrieve Veronica themselves, saying they considered her to be a captive child and feared for her safety.
"No more delays. No more excuses," Matt Capobianco said. "Our daughter has been kidnapped and I expect the situation to be treated as such."
After failing to surrender to authorities over the weekend to face a custodial interference charge lodged by Charleston County, Brown unexpectedly turned himself in to deputies Monday morning in Sequoyah County, Okla. It was around the same time he was expected to attend a Cherokee Nation tribal court hearing in another Oklahoma county.
The Sequoyah County Sheriff's Office called Charleston County to verify the warrant, but Brown was released on $10,000 bail before South Carolina authorities could protest or speak with Brown, Cannon said.
"My belief is they didn't really have a real insight into the ramifications of this case," Cannon said.
Charleston County investigators are now coordinating with agencies in Oklahoma to re-arrest Brown and find Veronica, whose whereabouts remained a mystery to authorities, Cannon said.
"This is a continuing felony. It is a continuing crime and any and everything he does that resists everything he is ordered to do builds evidence against him in relation to the criminal case," Cannon said during an afternoon news conference.
While Cannon said his deputies don't have legal basis to go out to Oklahoma, they are working other avenues to get Veronica back to South Carolina and get Brown into custody.
Gov. Nikki Haley on Monday signed a requisition warrant to gain custody of Brown, and it was being shipped overnight to Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin.
"She stands in support of the Capobiancos and shares their desire to bring Veronica home safely," Haley's spokesman Doug Mayer said. In a statement to the Tulsa World newspaper, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin's spokesman Alex Weintz confirmed their office expects to receive that request from Haley on Tuesday.
"At that point, Governor Fallin will have up to 90 days to review the request to make sure it meets the legal threshold for extradition," Weintz said.
'Real-life tragedy'
Brown refused to be extradited to South Carolina when he was arrested Monday and his attorney in Tulsa, Clark Brewster, told the Tulsa World they will fight the extradition. The court there, in granting bail, ordered Brown to appear back in court Sept. 12.
"I suspect that's going to be a serious challenge of whether that's a crime in this state," Brewster told the newspaper, referring to the custodial interference charge. "That's a very unusual statute in South Carolina. We'll argue that it's not an extraditable charge."
Cannon countered that argument by saying that "the crime occurred here. So it will be tried here."
Dusten Brown's attorney in Charleston, Shannon Jones, called the situation "a real-life tragedy."
"This is not what adoptions are supposed to be," she said. "What in the world will Veronica think of her adoptive parents when she learns they ... put her father in jail?"
South Carolina judges already have ruled that Veronica should live with the Capobiancos, and the U.S. Supreme refused to stop the adoption by the couple who raised the girl until she was 27 months old. Brown has vowed to fight that ruling.
Brown, a part-time member of the Oklahoma National Guard, had been attending a monthlong military school in Johnston, Iowa – the reason his family and the American Indian tribe he belongs to said he couldn't show up for a visitation with Veronica and the Capobiancos last week. That missed date, however, set in a motion events which led to the warrant for his arrest being issued.
Just as law enforcement officials thought Brown would surrender Sunday for not turning over Veronica, he left a military base in Iowa and returned to his home state of Oklahoma.
Brown was scheduled to appear at 10 a.m. Monday for an emergency hearing in Cherokee Nation District Court in Tahlequah, Okla., where a judge could claim the authority to decide who should care for the toddler. Instead, he skipped that date as well and surrendered in Sequoyah County.
Plea for help
Just two hours earlier on James Island, Matt Capobianco vowed to board a plane for Oklahoma to retrieve his adoptive daughter if state and federal authorities failed to intervene and enforce a court order to return custody of Veronica to him and his wife.
"I expect for her bags to be packed and for her to be ready and waiting to come home," he said. "I expect Oklahoma law enforcement to escort me on the premises where my daughter is said to be held and arrest anyone who attempts to hold her captive.
"The legal game is over and it's time for our daughter to come home," he said.
The couple said they feel the "judicial system has been spit on by those holding our daughter."
Melanie Capobianco said she fears for Veronica's safety and questioned why law enforcement hasn't acted more quickly to recover a child being held against the wishes of her parents. "Where are you?" she asked law enforcement.
The Capobiancos called on FBI Director Robert Mueller, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Haley and Fallin to intervene on their behalf. They said they have done everything by the rules, abided by the legal process and now it is time for Brown and his family to do the same.
Capobianco family spokeswoman Jessica Munday accused Brown of illegally crossing state lines to avoid arrest and questioned why authorities haven't done more to apprehend him. "Where is our AMBER alert?" she asked.
It was unclear late Monday whether the couple had left for Oklahoma or still intended to make the trip following Brown's arrest and release. They could not be reached for comment later in the day.
Dusten Brown, Sequoyah County Sherrifs Office×
Melanie and Matt Capobianco held a press conference on Monday morning to call for immediate action to return their adoptive daughter, Veronica, to their custody.×
Matt and his wife Melanie Capobianco try to hold back tears just before they must turn over their adoptive daughter Veronica in Charleston in December 2011.×
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�Ah, summer, what power you have to make us suffer and like it,� said American journalist, Russell Baker.
This statement rings true for me as I remember my own childhood and watch my children and those who have been at Durango Nature Studies� Summer Camp all summer. For some reason, all the bug bites, scraped knees, scorching days and crawdad pinches are worth it because it is a day spent outside under the beautiful Colorado sky exploring without a time frame and without a structure.
In fact, it is often the suffering that we remember with the most fondness as time passes. I remember the teacher who changed my life taking a group of ninth-graders on a hike beside the Buffalo River in Arkansas. When we got lost and had to float the river (water moccasins and all) to find our way back, it became an epic rite of passage burned in my memory forever.
Today�s generation doesn�t always have the luxury of having a piece of woods or a wild plot of land that they can roam as a 6-year-old. So, we at Durango Nature Studies hope that the Nature Center becomes that place for the generations of kids growing up in Durango.
Even though they may not be completely on their own, kids get to river tromp all the way down the Florida River or climb beyond the highest trail (Rattlesnake Ramble) with just a touch of fear connected to rock scrambling and finding their own way between trails. Luckily, even the name �Rattlesnake Ramble� gives a touch of adventure to the �long hike� each group does every session. When kids are playing in the river, the brave ones go to the �deep section� to navigate the only place where the current picks up a little bit.
One thing I have noticed � in the five years that our camp really started and has flourished into what it is today � is that returning kids expect certain things. They often are teaching new counselors that �this is the best place to catch crawdads,� or that �river tromping really gets exciting at this point,� or that �the same giant bullsnake likes to soak in the sun at a particular place at a particular time every day.�
When the kids decide that they want their �den� to be �Oak Hollow� because it provides the most shade and hiding places, I know that they are choosing it based on their knowledge of what is special to them at the Nature Center. I have noticed that the Nature Center no longer just belongs to Durango Nature Studies or the counselors who are hired that summer. The Nature Center belongs to the kids who continue to come and love it. They are the ones living the adventures and getting to know a special place and becoming forever changed by a piece of land. Thank you for another wonderful summer and to the parents and kids who appreciate the importance of a summer spent exploring the natural world.
I will end as I began with a quote by a wise person. As Abraham Lincoln said: �All my life, I have tried to pluck a thistle and plant a flower wherever the flower would grow in thought and mind.�
The kids at Durango Nature Studies� Junior Naturalist Field Camp have truly blossomed this summer and their memories will continue to grow throughout the year.
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Made in AmericaA salute to America and American composers, including a newly-commissioned work, "The Voices," by Dale Warland. The concert also includes favorites including Shenandoah, Take Me Out to the Ballgame, Over the Rainbow, and more. Saturday, 8pm, Fox Chapel; Sunday, 4pm, Ingomar.05/04/2013 - 05/05/2013Location: Ingomar United Methodist Church & Fox Chapel Presbyterian Churchwebsite
Grand FinaleMaestro Istvan Jaray closes the season with the JSO Chorus, soloists including WQEJ's Anna Singer, church and school choirs in Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music, Santos' From the Minds of Desire, and Beethoven's Symphony #9 "Choral" with its closing Ode to Joy.05/04/2013Time: 7:30 pmPasquerilla Performing Arts Center, 450 Schoolhouse Rd., Johnstown, PAwebsite | map
Abigail/1702By Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, writer for Glee. Whatever happened to Abigail Williams? It's 1702, a decade after The Crucible's infamous seductress danced with the devil in Salem. Now, the devil returns for a visit, the blood on the gallows is dry, and Abigail hides behind a changed name in a new town. Imagining the destiny of the immortal stage villain who cried "Witch!," this suspenseful drama reveals the accuser's unforeseen fate.05/04/2013 - 05/26/20131300 Bingham Street Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Mark Morris Dance Group Endlessly inventive and masterful, Mark Morris ranks among the world's greatest choreographers. Described as "undeviating in his devotion to music," Mark Morris has made live musical accompaniment the gold standard in modern dance. For more than three decades, the Mark Morris Dance Group has been wowing the world over with outstanding works that dutifully exude Mark Morris' prolificacy, passion and artistic conviction.05/04/2013Time: 8:00 pmByham Theater, 101 6th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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East End Choral FestivalThe festival features the choirs of East Liberty Presbyterian, Shadyside Presbyterian, Calvary Episcopal, and St. Andrew's Episcopal churches. The guest conductor will be David Hill, conductor of the BBC Singers and Bach Choir of London. Combined choirs will sing works of Gerald Finzi, Benjamin Britten, and Randall Thompson.05/05/2013Time: 4:00 pmEast Liberty Presbyterian Church, 116 S. Highland Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Benedetti & TchaikovskyConductor Kazem Abdullah begins his PSO concert debut with Brahms' furiously brooding Tragic Overture. Hindemith's Mathis der Maler is arguably the German composer's most famous orchestral work and is based on music from his opera of the same name. Young Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti performs the Tchaikovsky concerto, featured on her recent highly-praised recording.05/10/2013 - 05/12/201305/10 - 8:00 pm05/12 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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The Fort Lewis College volleyball team found its yin and yang Friday night.
There was offense and defense, hitting and digging, passing and tipping, blocking and setting, front and back.
And Friday night against CSU-Pueblo when it all came together, a type of high-energy focus settled over the Skyhawks and landed them a dominating straight-sets win over the ThunderWolves, a 1-0 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference record, a win total to equal last season�s and � at least for the night � a little bit of inner peace before they get back to work.
The Skyhawks (5-4, 1-0 RMAC) beat the ThunderWolves (8-2, 0-1 RMAC) 25-22, 25-17, 25-18, putting on an all-around show for the home crowd at Whalen Gymnasium in their home opener.
�I knew we had it in us,� FLC head coach Shelly Aaland said of what she dubbed �our best match of the season.�
If Kristin Stephan personified the Skyhawks� yin Friday, her roommate, Jenna Kinzer, personified their yang.
Two sides of the same coin � front and back � Stephan and Kinzer jumped on the ThunderWolves early and didn�t let up.
At middle hitter, Stephan put down eight kills, mixing up her attack with spikes and tips.
Stephani Sonka and Ashley Wells also added eight kills each for FLC.
Only the 5-9 Hannah Starbuck had more (11), putting up an impressive performance on the front line (after moving from her position in back last year) with blistering hits that more often than not found either floor or her opponents fingertips before they flew out of bounds.
�She�s the most intense player I think I�ve ever had,� Aaland said. �And that�s what makes her jump higher.�
But Stephan also added plenty of defense to her offense at the net, frustrating Pueblo�s hitters with a team-high two individual blocks and getting in on several team blocks, too.
The Skyhawks racked up 13 blocks on the night, including three in four points in Game 2 to take a 17-13 lead and pave the way for a bevy of CSU-Pueblo errors as they tried to find holes in the defense.
In Game 2, CSU-Pueblo ended up with a -0.95 kill percentage with 14 errors.
�Who knew?� Aaland said of her team�s defense at the net. �We�ve been working on it, but that doesn�t mean they always do it.�
When the ThunderWolves� hitters did find gaps up front, they didn�t find much floor space: The yang and her back line were waiting to pick up the digs.
Kinzer totaled 19 of the Skyhawks� 50 total digs to help shut down what Aaland said is usually a high-powered offense.
�As a team our defense was really awesome. And our front line backed us up,� Kinzer said.
�That one�s for you,� the yang said, nodding at yin.
�I think our talk between our front and our back really came together,� Stephan said.
�That one�s for you,� the yin said, nodding at yang.
The only substantial hole the ThunderWolves found was early and in the middle, where with short tips they were able to hang with the Skyhawks and take their only leads of the night, at 17-16 and 18-17 in Game 1.
�You�re always going to give up something with our defense,� said Aaland, describing her defensive strategy as one that requires a lot of reads and sometimes leaves the middle open.
�Some of those we�re going to have to give up.�
But the FLC women kept their composure in the tight match.
�That has been our emphasis,� Aaland said.
Soon, too, they were making their reads, making some dives and keeping the kills off the floor.
�If we�re on to their tendencies early, we adjust our defense,� Kinzer said.
As in Game 1, the Skyhawks scored first in Games 2 and 3 but didn�t let the ThunderWolves hang around long.
In Game 2, the teams traded points until 10-10, when the Skyhawks pulled away on superb blocking, and in Game 3, the FLC women jumped to an 8-3 lead and didn�t look back.
�Everything we�ve been working on came together,� said Stephan, who�s returning from a leg injury and got to play in front of her parents for the first time in more than a year.
�It shows all the hard work we�ve put in,� said Kinzer, who�s returning from a back injury that also ended her 2011 season.
�I think 3-0 is a great way to open (conference play),� Kinzer said.


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Wings Playoff/Cup chances?
Posted 06 March 2011 - 12:06 AM
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 12:21 AM
We're too old, and we're nowhere near consistent enough right now to make a real Cup run. Shake up needed in the summer? Bet your ass.
Same as last year, 2nd round out. If we're lucky? Championship out. At least the way we are playing right now. They have done nothing defensively to make me think otherwise right now. They will ramp it up come playoffs sure, but they did the same for last year and got out of Phoenix with a little luck. San Jose killed us, and I think it'll happen again.
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 12:27 AM
Posted 06 March 2011 - 01:03 AM
Posted 06 March 2011 - 01:31 AM
That was only the 4th time in 27 games the Wings blew a third period lead (the third being Anaheim). All the losses in OT/SO. Hardly a problem I would say.
A key factor in winning the Cup is holding leads. If they are having this much trouble holding leads, I don't see them getting out of the second round. Seems like they had this problems during last years playoff as well. Cost them some important wins.
Besides, regular season performance means very little in the playoffs.
We have enough talent/skill to beat anyone. Like always, if we play well, we'll go far and probably win it all. If we play less than our best we won't.
Posted 06 March 2011 - 04:11 AM
Posted 06 March 2011 - 06:47 AM
Besides, regular season performance means very little in the playoffs.
Yes, you're right. I'm just a little frustrated after seeing that 4-1 lead get blown like it was nothing, by a Phx team on a 5 game losing streak. Oh well, water under the bridge as every regular season game is up to this point.
I guess I should have said if they continue their current play, it will be an early exit. But, I know they will turn it on come April.
Edited by bd2988, 06 March 2011 - 06:50 AM.
Posted 06 March 2011 - 08:55 AM
I remember them blowing a game like this in 2003 against Vancouver with Cujo. 3-0 lead, quit playing and Van came back and won. It happened in the 2008 playoffs against Colorado. Wings are up 4-1 and it comes down to Osgood making a huge save on the doorstep in the final seconds to secure the win. It unfortunately happens, but that doesn't make them less likely to win the Cup. They don't need to play their best hockey till April-May-June. They were red hot last March and got knocked out in the 2nd round. How well they're playing now is irrelevant.
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 09:35 AM
This is as close to a shake-up as I can see...
We're too old, and we're nowhere near consistent enough right now to make a real Cup run. Shake up needed in the summer? Bet your ass.
Hudler - Datsyuk - Cleary
Franzen - Zetterberg - Holmstrom
Abdelkader - Filppula - Bertuzzi
Eaves - Helm - Mursak
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So the answer is, no shake-up.
Ken Holland: Hes (Mursak) a young guy, provides energy, can skate, hes a puck hound.
Posted 06 March 2011 - 12:28 PM
The alternative train of thought is that they are lazy and they suck.
"You can't chew yesterdays' breakfast." Jim Leyland
Drawing on my fine command of language, I said nothing.
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 04:46 PM
97-98 Was quite a bitter pill to take with what happened to Vladdy and everything and all that happening not long after they won the Cup so I really Wanted them to do it again but did really expect it.
98-99 Getting Chelly and Wendel Clark and all plus still being young and dumb I thought of nothing but at 3-Peat boy I was wrong.
99-00 Didn't reall expect much, I was hoping they could at least do decent but really wasn't thinking about a Cup
00-01 A HELL season for me. I was very much interested in Minor League Hockey and my favorite team the Muskeogn Fury and when my favorite player (Goalie) Joe Dimaline was traded to our arch rival the Quad City Mallards but as for the Red Wings I was starting to get hungry again for a Cup and when the Wings blew a 2-0 Series Lead against the LA Kings and lost 4 games in a row to be eliminated it hurt. When Adam Deadmarsh put that goal in in OT of Game 6 my heart sank and I prepared myself for another Championship-less season.
01-02 Went from Hell to Heaven in just one season my favorite non Red Wings Goalie Dominik Hasek had signed a deal with my favorite NHL Team the Detroit Red Wings with the addition of Brett Hull and Lucky Luc Robitalle I was re-energized and revamped and had Huge High Expectations and the Wings Delievered!! Lord Stanley was back in MoTown!!!!
02-03 Hasek's gone but felt the Wings are still great contenders and the Ducks took them out early. Was thinking that Cujo desereved much better for his first season as a Wing
03-04 If I'm not mistake Luc is gone this season but Brett Hull and the core of the team is still very well intact so I felt confident the Wings could still be up there. The Flames burnt them.
04-05 Probably the season I really felt the Wings were going to do it again and the season gets canceled.
05-06 No season last season so I was still expecting the team to do well and at least make the Conference Finals... The Oilers struck gold against the Wings.
06-07 The hunger was back the season before now it was even stronger but injuries in the playoffs crippled my hopes and the Ducks did it again. At least this time we lost to the Stanley Cup Champs.
07-08 Ozzie and Hasek are both playing really strong and the team is doing well. Got pretty nervous when the Preds tied up the Series in the 1st round and Hasek took a back seat to the Wizard of Oz and the man delieverd another Stanley Cup Championship!! Got emotional after the 3 OT's Goal scored by Sykora in Game 5 but got even more emotinal in Game 6. It felt like a huge weight was lifted right off me. That was a great summer for me!!
08-09 Once the team made it back to the Stanley Cup Finals against Pittsburgh again I wasn't all that confident I remember alot of posts on here and a lot of great words from all you members on here that helped me out. Hard fought series and a Game 7, this one still stings even now. It's almost funny becuase the summer before when we won the Cup I kept saying that the Pens Cup was coming soon becasue I really felt that Pittsburgh had a great team I just didn't know it would happen so soon and aganist us. OUCH!!
09-10 I saw Helm go into the boards hard head first in Training Camp and have to be helped off the Ice I knew than it wasn't going to be a good season for us
10-11 This season my expectations are fairly high, I have have a lot of concerns and question marks in my head about this team. Wings are a strong team but I really feel they need to work on Special Teams especailly the Power Play and also clamping it down defensivly and holding onto leads once they get them. Last night against Phoenix was horrible IMO. The 1st and 2nd was fine/decent but things quickly went to hell in a handbasket and the Wings let 1 Point slip away. I still think they can be strong contenders and if they can just fix a few things they can go far. I guess we'll see. Let's Go Red Wings!!
Posted 06 March 2011 - 05:01 PM
These games do matter, regardless of all the people that say they don't. There is absolutely no excuse for the loss last night. When I left for work, they were up 4-1. I got to work and turned on the tube and saw it was a shootout! I couldn't believe what I was seeing! Then I saw the highlights of how the game got tied up.....well, I'll keep my thoughts on that to myself. After the 3rd period meltdown against the Kings, I figured that would have been enough of a wake up call to make sure that didn't happen again. Boy was I wrong.
I can see one or two meltdowns a season...every team has them over the course of 82 games. However, this Wings team is flopping like that way too much to not be very concerned. Instead of finishing off an easy win against a conference and playoff foe, they chocked hard and let the Coyotes accumulate 2 more points to their playoff position. Every game against a Western Conference playoff contender is very important, especially this time of year.
I can't for the life of me understand how a team as talented as the Wings can be so great one night, then suck so horrible the next. There is absolutely no dispute that the Wings may be one of, if not the most talented team in the league right now. Obviously there is something going on, aside from coaching like everyone seems to blame, in which the Wings are lacking severely this year. Call it drive, chemistry, heart, whatever. Whatever it is, it's not present right now. And if the Wings have any desire to be a Cup contender (which is certainly debatable from their play this season), they better sit down and reevaluate some things or this is going to be a VERY short playoff run.
That game last night was beer league horse s*** if I've ever seen it. I love the Wings and want them to do well as bad as everyone else, but that game last night left me the most disgusted I've been regarding a Wings game is a very long time.
I'm going to end my disgusted rant with a quote from Babcock regarding last night. I think it sums it up quite perfectly:
"There gets to be a point in your season where you've got to decide if you think you're a championship-caliber team. There is a right way to play, and unless you get 23 guys doing it the same way, nothing is going to happen."
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 05:09 PM
are we gunna magically stop being soft?
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 05:18 PM
how can people say we will all of a sudden be good in the playoffs?
are we gunna magically stop being soft?
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 06:13 PM
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 06:22 PM
how can people say we will all of a sudden be good in the playoffs?
are we gunna magically stop being soft?
Yup. It generally happens that way.
Is anyone else tired of reading "things will be different in the playoffs", etc? I know I sure am.
Well, things almost always have turned out differently in the playoffs.
I know you're angry that the Wings haven't been so dominant as to erase from your mind any possibility that you may end up disappointed, but maybe you'll at least look into the past for data.
Edited by Crymson, 06 March 2011 - 06:23 PM.
Posted 06 March 2011 - 07:07 PM
that is the script a typical Wings fan follows.... "Guys it's only Decemeber..." "...Wait until we're healthy...(with the same guys every year being hurt (seems like it)" "...our powerplay is our enforcer..." "...just wait until the playoffs..."
how can people say we will all of a sudden be good in the playoffs?
are we gunna magically stop being soft?
Some years they're right, but if the Wings cannot stop having third period collapses and start playing defense and STOP giving up 4 goals a game, Stanley Cup Champ chances are slim to none and slim has one foot out the door...
I only hope that if they fail again, McCrimmon is not back for another season.
Remember the old days when the D was so good that "your gramma" could play goalie and win? Those days are gone, Howard can only do so much, he is doing great but gets left out to dry on a nightly basis! Could you imagine Howard on the 1990's and early 2000's squads? He'd be, well he'd be Chris Osgood!
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The Red Wings Need Pugnaciousness...
Posted 06 March 2011 - 07:09 PM
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 07:34 PM
FINALLY !!!! Someone who understands! I am tired of the games in Dec-Feb being played at a cruise control level or players not being able to play because of a broken pinky! Great fans pay HUGE amounts of money to go watch players who make multi-millions play like they make $40,000... I went to watch the High School Hockey States between Wyandotte and Farminton last night, now those are players playing for pride! (and it only cost $5!) and it was 1000 times more enjoyable than watching the Wings blow another league and play with no heart when I got home! I actually turned off Underworld: Rise of the Lycan to watch that crappy game!
idc if they pick it up in the playoffs, there are 20,000 fans in the joe everynight that paid to watch them give it their all on the ice.
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Posted 06 March 2011 - 07:48 PM
I know you're angry that the Wings haven't been so dominant as to erase from your mind any possibility that you may end up disappointed, but maybe you'll at least look into the past for data.
I can't comment on this, because I have absolutely no idea what this is supposed to mean. I think you were trying to say something intelligent in a smart-ass sort of way?
Please don't bother responding.
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
My beloved brother, T-Bob, turns 54 this month. He has no idea how this happened.
Where do the years go? Just yesterday he was an 18-year-old soccer standout weighing scholarship offers. (He stayed in our hometown of Wilmington, N.C. You can take the boy out of the beach, but… )
I love all my kin, but T-Bob and I have a special bond. Too bad it took more than 20 years to develop.
Let me explain: As children, T-Bob and I fought pitched battles, with bloody noses and busted lips. Dad used to say to Mom, "One of them won't make it to adulthood." I thought him hateful; he thought me stupid. He used to say, "The problem with you, Juju, is that you have no brain. None. Zip. Nada."
When he was 11 and I was 10, he pushed me out of the silver maple tree by the cement pond. Something in me snapped. I limped into the garden shed where Dad kept a metal pizza turner. (We never ate pizza and Dad didn't cook, so who knows why he owned one.)
T-Bob had climbed down and was strolling towards the house for his nightly Fig Newton when I emerged, pizza turner clutched in trembling paw.
He looked back, saw my murderous face and started to run and scream simultaneously. As he bolted for the back door, I hurled the pizza turner underhanded at a spot just ahead of his feet. He ran right into it—BAM!!--and the metal gashed his shin like a razor. He dropped to the ground howling. As I walked past him, I muttered, "No brain, brother. No brain."
Dad handed him a box of Band-Aids and said, "Son, this should teach you not to bully your sister." I am happy to report, it did.
We still weren't friends, exactly, but we maintained a wary truce for years. Then one day in my early 20s, the phone rang and T-Bob said, "I wanted to get your opinion on something." When I came to, there ensued a nice conversation between two intelligent adults. Which neither one of us is, but still.
Today we're thisclose. Which is pretty impressive, considering A) Our battling history and B) The fact that we're as different as two people born to the same parents can be.
He liked to party and never met a stranger. I stayed home and did my nails and needlepoint. He plays tennis, he plays the guitar, he builds Web sites, he's an amazing chef. The only thing I play is the radio, and I can barely navigate Facebook. Let's not even go there with my cooking.
We do share one trait: impatience. We were both born thinking life is too short. For me, that translated into compulsive reading and traveling. For him, it meant earning money. He started mowing lawns at 10. At 11 he added a paper route. At 16 he added a night job as a grocery store stocker. That same year, he moved into an apartment with three college students. Working three jobs, being an honor student, lettering in two sports, and paying rent. Don't ask me how he did it. I have no idea.
Today T-Bob still has three jobs (masseuse, airline purser and insurance adjuster), along with a wife, two kids and a posse of friends. He's having a blast, and he tells me all about it in our thrice-weekly phone chats. Somehow, he wound up being my best friend.
Happy birthday, brother. I love you.
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Rush Limbaugh critic Kevin Stevenson ousted as Marathon County Republican Party spokesman
By Robert Mentzer • Wausau Daily Herald • June 2, 2009
The Republican Party of Marathon County has stripped its spokesman of his title less than three months after he wrote a column critical of conservative talk radio star Rush Limbaugh.
Kevin Stevenson said he believes his March guest column in the Wausau Daily Herald criticizing Limbaugh turned local party members against him.
"They felt I was too moderate in what I was speaking and printing," he said.
Stevenson, who characterizes himself as a "John McCain-type of Republican," said the conflict was a microcosm of a national debate about what political message to put forward. A debate at a local Republican meeting on Thursday "got hostile and it got personal," he said.
When Stevenson criticized Limbaugh for saying he wanted President Barack Obama to fail, other local Republicans wrote to the newspaper, arguing that conservatives ought to want Obama's policies to fail.
"This is just part of what you're seeing nationwide," he said. "(Party members) know that I don't agree with Rush Limbaugh. Rush Limbaugh is hurting us more than helping us."
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The Administrator/Controller's Office is pleased to announce that Jackson County has been awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for its 2013 Budget. According to the award letter from the GFOA, the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award "reflects the commitment of the governing body and staff to meeting the highest principles of governmental budgeting."
Jackson County's budget was evaluated separately by three independent reviewers on 27 specific criteria, grouped into four basic categories, which are a policy document, a financial plan, an operations guide, and a communications device. The organizations budget must be rated either proficient or outstanding by at least two of the three reviewers in the four basic categories and 14 mandatory criteria.
Jackson County has received this recognition for the third consecutive year. In 2011 1,329 local governments received this recognition out of 89,004 units of government. Only 36 Michigan local governments received this recognition in 2012, 7 of which were counties.
The recognition of this award is a combination of fiscally sound practices by the Board of Commissioners and staff efforts to pursue best practices and promote accountability to the public. The budget can be viewed at http://www.co.jackson.mi.us/county_info/budget_2013.asp.
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Breast MRI [1]
A breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test is a diagnostic examination. It uses magnetic fields to capture multiple images of the breast tissue. These images are combined to create detailed, computer-generated pictures of your breasts.
Reasons a person might need a breast MRI
This test has many uses:
To screen women who are at a high risk for breast cancer
To diagnose and evaluate breast tumors; this test may better identify a small mass within a woman's breast than a mammogram or ultrasound, particularly for women with very dense, non-fatty breast tissue.
To find out more about the stage of cancer, which is the size of the tumor and extent of the spread, after an initial breast cancer diagnosis
To monitor the response of breast cancer to chemotherapy
To evaluate the area where the cancerous breast tissue was removed as a part of follow-up care
To learn if breast implants have torn or leaked, for women who have had their breast(s) reconstructed through implants after a mastectomy
Limitations of using breast MRI for cancer screening
A breast MRI is not a replacement for mammography [3]. Although it is a highly effective test, a breast MRI occasionally may fail to find cancer that a mammogram detects. A breast MRI may also lead to a false positive result. This means that the test finds a mass or other change, but it turns out not to be cancer.
The medical team
You may receive a breast MRI in a hospital facility or in an outpatient clinic. A radiologist or radiology technologist may perform the test. A radiologist is a medical doctor who performs and interprets imaging tests to diagnose disease. The radiology technologist is specially trained and certified to perform MRI scans but not interpret them.
Scheduling a breast MRI
For best results, you may want to schedule your exam at certain times of your menstrual cycle. For example, if you are premenopausal, the MRI facility may ask you to schedule the procedure during days 7 through 10 of your cycle. Be sure to discuss this with your doctor.
Preparing for a breast MRI
When you schedule your MRI, you will get detailed instructions on how to prepare. Here are some general suggestions:
You may need to avoid eating for two or more hours before the examination.
Tell your doctor about all medications you are taking, as well as any drug allergies or other medical conditions you have.
Women should tell their doctors if there is any chance that they may be pregnant.
Women who are breastfeeding should discuss the test with their doctor. Breast MRIs conducted while a woman is breastfeeding may not produce breast images that are clear enough for accurate interpretation. Women who are breastfeeding and get a breast MRI may want to stop breastfeeding for up to two days after the test. This is so that their bodies can eliminate the contrast material, which is a special dye used in the test. (See "Before the exam" below.)
Tell your doctor and the technologist performing your breast MRI about any metal implants or metal fragments you have in your body. These can cause serious complications when exposed to the MRI's strong magnetic pull. People with most pacemakers, for example, cannot have an MRI.
Consider asking whether you can bring music with you to the scan. Some facilities allow patients to listen to music through headphones during the examination, which can help you relax during the procedure.
Finally, you may be asked to sign a consent form. It states you understand the benefits and risks of the breast MRI and agree to have the test done. Talk with your doctor about any concerns you have about the procedure.
Before the exam
When you arrive for your breast MRI, you will need to remove any jewelry or other metal objects you are wearing. You may need to change into a hospital gown.
You will be given a contrast material called gadolinium through an intravenous (IV) line. A nurse or doctor will insert a small needle into a vein in your arm or hand. This needle is connected to a tube. Saline solution will flow through the IV line until the contrast material is injected at a specific point during the examination.
The dye will travel through your bloodstream and help to create a clearer picture of your breasts. However, patients undergoing breast MRI for a ruptured implant will not need the contrast material. For some people, the contrast material causes allergic reactions. Or, it may cause complications in patients with kidney or liver problems. For these reasons, tell your doctor about any health conditions you may have.
A breast MRI is not painful. However, if you receive an IV, you may feel discomfort when the needle is inserted. The saline solution in the IV may cause a cool feeling at the injection site.
In addition, you will need to lie still for most of the scan, which could become uncomfortable. The loud sounds coming from the machine may also make you uncomfortable. You may be given earplugs or earphones to wear during the test.
If you are claustrophobic, meaning you have a fear of being in small spaces, tell the technologist before beginning the examination. The radiologist may be able to give you a medication to help you relax. Or, your primary care physician, surgeon, or oncologist may prescribe you a sedative that you can take in advance or bring with you to the MRI facility.
A technologist will help position you on a padded table specially designed for a breast MRI. You will lie face down on your stomach with your arms at your side and your head on a headrest. The table has openings for your breasts so they may be scanned without being squeezed together.
During the procedure
When you are in the correct position, the table will slide into the MRI machine. This machine, looks like a large donut with a narrow, tunnel-like opening. Some facilities have less confining "short-bore" or "open" MRI machines. These machines can accommodate larger people and help prevent claustrophobia.
The exam table will slide through the hole in the center of the machine. You will need to lay very still during the breast MRI's two-to-six imaging sequences. Each sequence will last up to 15 minutes. You will know that the machine is taking images because you will hear extremely loud tapping and knocking sounds. Your breasts may feel warm during the MRI. This is normal. You will be allowed to relax slightly between each imaging sequence but will need to maintain your body position as much as possible.
During the examination, the technologist will be in a nearby room, separated by a window. The technologist will be able to see you. And, you will be able to communicate at all times through an intercom system.
The breast imaging session will last between 30 to 60 minutes, and the whole appointment should last no more than 90 minutes. The technologist should be able to give you a time estimate before you begin.
When the procedure is complete, you may be asked to remain on the exam table while a radiologist reviews the images to determine if additional images are needed.
After the procedure
You can expect to resume your normal activities, including driving, after the breast MRI exam, unless you were given a sedative.
A radiologist will review the images from your breast MRI and send a copy of the report to your doctor. Your doctor will discuss the results with you at a follow-up appointment.
Questions to ask the doctor
Before having a breast MRI, consider asking your doctor the following questions:
Do I need an order (prescription) to schedule the test?
Does my insurance provider need to authorize this test beforehand?
Who will perform the exam?
What will happen during the breast MRI?
How long will the procedure take?
Can a friend or family member sit in the MRI room during my examination?
What are the risks and benefits of having a breast MRI?
Is the imaging facility accredited [4] to perform breast MRIs?
When will I learn the results?
Who will explain the results to me?
What further tests may be necessary, depending on the results?
More Information
Magnetic Resonance Imaging—What to Expect [6]
Breast MRI for Early Detection of Breast Cancer [7]


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