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A over weight girl that has always wear tight clothing. and the fat is oozing out of her clothing.
Amanda is a fuckin butterball. she's so fucking fat that her clothing doesn't want to stay on her body.
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Someone who is quite large in size, but not in an overly grotesque way!
Look at that butterball, he takes up two seats in the cafeteria.
od uživatele The Great MC 14. prosinec 2006
A sex act wherein the man shaves off all of his pubic hair so that his flaccid genitals resemble a dead bird, and coats his crotch in butter. He then drags his testicles across the face of his sleeping significant other, whilst gobbling like a turkey. Especially popular during the holiday season.
Autumn was angry when Patrick woke her on Thanksgiving morning with an especially greasy butterball.
od uživatele Uncle Pep-Pep 25. listopad 2010
when a hot chick wants to fuck and you or a friend or brother is to dumb or drunk to fuck.....
the hot chick shoves the persons ball sack in to her butt thus giving the nick name the butter ball. yes this actually happened!
the hot chick shoves the persons ball sack in to her butt thus giving the nick name the butter ball. yes this actually happened!
my bother carl was too drunk to have sex so she butter balled him.
od uživatele awolvince 06. srpen 2009
When partner A (male) places his testicles directly onto the eye sockets of partner B (male/female) and then receives butterfly kisses on his balls.
Damn i got a ballhair in my eye from giving butterballs last night.
Dude she has long eyelashes, i bet she gives killer butterballs.
Dude she has long eyelashes, i bet she gives killer butterballs.
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A way to describe an attractive pre-op tranny.
That girl had butterballs. Everything looked good but her balls.
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the oposite of a butter face, when a girls face is cute but her body is huge giving you a butter ball
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As we consider who will get our vote next Tuesday, several races whose outcome will have a long standing impact on both the City of Miami and Miami-Dade County confirm something that many of us have only whispered about — we need a better selection of qualified candidates willing to run for public office.
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Not waving hands...OR setting fuselage to wing incidence
I know the drawing from Wikipedia,
However all it depicts is that there are two applications to the word Decalage, one has to do with the effects of air pressures on the wings foil and the other the alignment of the wing to the stab.
The only one we care about is the alignment of the wing to the stab. Why? Cuz houses fly in Kansas without any kind of Decalage.
We don't balance task sailplanes for performance, we balance them for communication. We want to know about lift and sink not airspeed changes.
AND no one is waving hands in the air about the science, in fact since most are not builders, the science doesn't mean anything -- at least in the context of this thread which is about setting up task sailplanes. The science was done for us by guys like Dr. Drela and Selig, etc.
As to why full size rules are different for RC sailplanes? Simple...we aren't in the seat. I can not believe how many of us don't understand that full size aerodynamics have one base line Priority...the safety of the pilot.
Duh! We aren't in the plane, its instability won't make us throw up. We could care less if the model achieves terminal velocity..cuz all we have to do is move our TX stick back. The model can take that stress and more.
My goal in this thread is to help guys get their task times....not to be right or wrong about a topic. A model that pitches up with an airspeed increase and drop its nose with an airspeed decrease, is a model that sends bad information to its pilot. A sailplane that doesn't change its attitude but does change its altitude without an airspeed increase makes its pilot a happy boy :-).
Soooo much of what Herk learned...for us, just doesn't apply because of the equipment and materials used today in our aircraft. We don't have nyrod or bamboo pushrods any more :-). But those of us who understand what he taught us and used it as a foundation to evolve with current rc soaring models and equipment...learned that...houses fly in Kansas without cg, decalage, or even digitals servos.
We pilots have to put that new Red Sailplane into lift, regardless of CofG, Decalages, or airfoils or we will not make the 10minutes...but its a lot easier to find that lift if our model gives us good information.
Get it? Its not about aerodynamics, its about communication.
Here's a good description I clipped from another thread
Nose heavy planes (forward cg)require up trim to fly level in straight, level flight. When you put them in a dive, the speed increase will cause the plane to gradually pull out of the dive rather than holding the line. Things are just the opposite for a tail heavy plane, which will tend to tuck under or increase the downward direction when put in a dive.In both conditions the plane can be made to fly level with trim adjustments.
How many of you would have caught the catch in this explanation...and its a critical one. "Can be made to fly level"
YES it can...sort of...read through it again....if it is Made to fly level with trim adjustments, then what happens when the airspeed changes either slower or faster?
The tail directs the nose...and airspeed empowers tailfeathers.
So as in the past....when models were set up with a "positive stability" you know so that if they got into a dive they pulled out before they blew into balsa bits in the air. Aero elasticity caused models to increase their dive as the airforces bent the incidence of the rear end downward.
Crooked airplanes can be made to fly straight...as long as the airspeed is constant, as soon as it varies from the speed the crooked model needs to hold attitude, the attitude changes.
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I won't be able to reproduce much because it would be difficult for me to condense a semester of math, geometry, and PDE into an intelligible post.
Secondly, after review of the notes and some thought, it would appear to me that the Drela dive test is a measure of "stick fixed" static stability and not dynamic stability. Why? Because with the dive test we are looking for the aircraft's response immediately following a nose-down "disturbance" created by a nose-down elevator input.
In order to understand the margin of stability, we need to be able to ascertain the distance between the aircraft's neutral point and CG. The problem is that we can't analytically determine the neutral point, it has to be determined experimentally ... which is where the dive test is useful.
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I would also add that perhaps another confound, pointed out by Gordy, is the difference between "balance" and "stability."
Balance is where the aircraft can fly straight and level because the moments about the CG add to zero.
Stability is where the plane tends to return to its original trajectory after a disturbance.
The two concepts are related because with that knowledge we can then deduce that the dCm/da (variation in moment with variation in alpha) has to be negative, which then leads us to conclude the CG should be located ahead of the aerodynamic center. This can be plotted on a graph, and "off design" conditions can be considered which then lead us to decelage, trim, etc. (apologies ... not sure how to condense all this into something coherent that the casual layperson can digest)
One thing that always leaves me with a feeling of something missing with the idiom "airspeed empowers tailfeathers" is... shouldn't airspeed empower the wing and its pitching moment in exactly the same way?
Disclaimer: I may not know what I'm talking about. But here's how I think about it...
The Center of Pressure changes with angle of attack, not sure that it moves with changes in airspeed. I assume if it does that it's not much. If the Center of Pressure and the Center of Gravity are in the same location, then any lift generated will have no pitching moment on the wing. If the CG is ahead of the CP, then any lift causes a nose down pitching moment. Imagine balancing the plane on the CG, and then pressing your finger up on the CP. If the CP is behind the CG, the tail will go up, and the nose down. To counteract this in flight, you can add a little up elevator (to force the tail back down). That solution is only good for one speed though. If you speed up more, the elevator becomes more effective and the nose pitches up. If you slow down, then the elevator becomes less effective and the nose drops. The goal is to have the CG as close to the CP as you can without creating stability issues.
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I guess I can try and do this in installments.
For the purposes of stability and control analyses, the aerodynamic center ("AC" and "ac") is defined as the point on the aircraft where the pitching moment is independent of the angle of attack (not where the moment is zero). This is a convenient place to locate all of the aerodynamic forces for the purpose of determining what is happening at the CG. The next step is to summarize the forces acting on the aircraft as a combination of forces and moments about the CG ... this is done thusly:
Mcg = Mac+Lxcg-ac
Mcg = moment about the CG
Mac = moment about the AC (which is independent of angle of attack)
L=lift force at AC
xcg-ac = distance between CG and AC along the aircraft's nose-to-tail axis
Generally speaking the AC is located in a fixed position which doesn't change.
When Mcg is zero the aircraft is "balanced."
The next step is to assess what happens when the value for xcg-ac is varied, there are 3 combinations:
1. AC is ahead of the CG
2. AC and CG are at the same point
3. AC is behind the CG
to be continued ...
hehehe, I may just have to unsubscribe to my own thread.
All the math and theory means nothing to me...only what is actually happening to the plane, which a silly little dive test (and the info on how to interpret it) took care of.
But by all means, carry on!
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The battle of Yanbu was an Ottoman attempt to recapture the city of Yanbu.
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The Battle on Yanbu began on December 1, 1916, when Fakhri Pasha, with 2 brigades invaded the outskirts of the city. The Ottomans initially had repelled the Arabs from strategic points in the city. Within a couple of days Pasha controlled all routes in and out of the city. The Arab soldiers in the city begin constructing a makeshift airstrip for use by British aircraft. More Arab and British reinforcements arrive and strengthen defenses in the city, 5 British Navy ships also arrive to help in the defense of the city. By December 9, Arab counter-attacks open up the routes to the city, and flights from the HMS Raven II severely attack Ottoman columns. Because of the Navys presence in the ocean off of Yanbu, Pasha calls off all advances on the night of December 11/12. Due to logistical errors, and counterattacks from the Arabs, the Ottomans start the retreat to Medina on January 18, 1917, thus, ending the Recapture of Yanbu.
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Innovative Governance: Combining Positions of City Manager and Police Chief
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maller cities are constantly being challenged by fiscal setbacks, such as the loss of sales tax revenue, losses of population that affect several revenue streams, reductions in grant funding, unfunded state and federal mandates, and service cutbacks from local utility districts that must then be assumed by the municipality. Doing more with less has become a reality in smaller communities around the country.
In Missouri, several smaller cities have eliminated the city manager or city administrator position by having a city program administrator double-up and perform two functions for the city. This is not an attempt to eliminate the profession of the city manager, but it is a planning strategy to deal with an economic challenge.
I have been both police chief and city manager for the city of Saint John for more than 15 years. This has worked well for a small city of 7,000 residents and 43 full-time employees. Nevertheless, there are some challenges:
• Time: There is not enough time in the day for one person to handle the demands of both positions. For this management model to work, one must make a commitment to do whatever it takes to get the job done. That some times means working at one's desk or on one's laptop at home. Prioritizing meetings and tasks can be difficult at times but it is essential.• Delegation: The police chief who is also city manager cannot do everything along. It is essential to provide direction and let department heads do their jobs.• Fairness: Every city department has budgetary needs and constraints. It is essential to work with all departments equally.• Communication: Value department heads for guidance and their professional opinion. They have a lot to teach a police chief about streets, parks, finance matters, and so on. Communicating with elected officials is extremely important.• Perception: Residents' perception of how their city is run is especially important to someone who is both police chief and city manager. For someone this position to be successful, he or she needs to get involved in the Chamber of Commerce, a service club like Rotary or Lions, and neighborhood organizations. Being visible and present is of paramount importance, as is reminding them one is not receiving two salaries.
This dual management concept may not work for a larger city or police agency, but the position is not unlike that of a director of public safety who coordinates services of several emergency response departments. The difference between that and the dual management of the city and the police department is that the latter coordinates the day-to-day operations of several city service departments.
The money saved by this type of governance structure in Saint John made it possible for the city to provide additional services and balance the budget. It's an option for cities to consider as financial challenges mount.
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Chaos and other insights of modern nonlinear dynamics have had a profound impact on every area of planetary dynamics. The planetary orbits evolve chaotically, the obliquity of Mars undergoes large chaotic variations, the distribution of asteroids is shaped by the underlying phase space structure, meteorites are delivered by way of chaotic zones, the Uranian satellites have passed through interesting dynamical configurations, there is diffuse chaotic transport from the Kuiper belt, and so on. Nonlinear dynamics provides a modern framework for exploring and understanding dynamical aspects of these scientific problems. But nonlinear dynamics has also given rise to new tools that significantly ease the computational tasks involved in our investigations. The symplectic mapping method was involved in all the scientific results just mentioned. The mapping method is motivated by the same insights about averaging, resonances, and chaos that have been so important in our investigation of physical dynamical systems. It is at the core of a number of widely used orbital integration packages. The mapping method, coupled with the ready availability of fast cheap workstations, has brought the investigation of the dynamics of the solar system on multi-billion-year timeframes within reach. In this lecture, I will review the historical development of the mapping method as I discuss some of the scientific problems that have driven the development of the technique.
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The Elk River Gathering will present the history of people from around the Elk River basin, and it will take place as a complementary historic educational component of the Mountain Lakes Festival scheduled for Saturday.
There will be two scholarly presentations, two dramatic portrayals, 18th century music and interpretation, interactive living history presentations on historic American Indian life skills and Euro-American life skills of both men and women, hiking and living history interpretation of Civil War events in and around Sutton.
Ronald McAllister, of Alderson, will perform interpretation of historical figure Jeremiah Carpenter, a Shawnee captive from the age of 9 to 18. Carpenter fought at the Battle of Point Pleasant in 1774 before being the first settler of European decent in what became the Braxton County area.
Jerry Milnes from the Augusta Heritage Center of Davis & Elkins College will tell about the origins and perform Appalachian traditional music played by Carpenter from the early settlement era 1750-1799 and other unique West Virginia songs.
Dr. Robert Maslowski, a retired employee of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, of Milton, will present "An Archeological Survey of West Virginia People" about the central West Virginia region's archeology from 10.500 B.C. to 1900 A.D. His presentation will include discussion of West Virginia excavations including St. Albans, Buffalo, Green Bottom and Bull Town and their interpretations.
Doug Wood, of Nitro, will show and tell the history of Sutton area peoples from 1730 up to 1865. He will conduct interactive, living history life-skill demonstrations of 18th century American Indian males, including construction and demonstration of a fish weir in Elk River. Wood also will perform Ostenaco, funded separately by the History Alive! program of the WV Humanities Council.
Dianne Anestis, of Nitro; Gwendolyn McAllister, of Alderson; Chris Martin, of Daniels; and Aaron Bosnick, of Fairmont, will offer a range of interactive, living history life-skill demonstrations.
The Jeremiah Carpenter Trail near Sutton Dam is open during daylight hours and will be used in part of the extreme 5k "That Dam Race." Visitors to the event may wish to cool off in the Elk River or in Sutton Lake and enjoy the many other events of the Mountain Lakes Festival. More information is available at www.mountainlakesfestival.com.
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Here's another one for the naysayers who claim there's nothing to do here:
Inspired by Nerd Nights in more metropolitan areas and Harrisburg's 3rd in the Burg (and sometimes held in conjunction with it), two Harrisburg Area Community College instructors have created a monthly event to share their passions and engage local students in the community.
Rob Shoaff, architecture technology instructor, and Nicole Ernst, assistant professor, geospatial technology, launched "Nerds in the Burg" in February, first as a way to bring the community into HACC at Midtown, and second as a way to display the "nerdy" side of art.
Initially using more of a happy hour or alternate night out theme, their first exhibit was titled "Earth as Art, Typography as Art," but their focus changes each month.
Since the first event, Ernst and Shoaff have hosted a gaming night, "nerd networking" and a field trip to NRG Steam, which was followed by socializing over craft beers at Appalachian Brewing Co.
They want to share with the community many of the cool things going on inside HACC at Midtown, which houses programs in building and construction, computers and engineering and architecture. Shoaff and Ernst are motivated — giddy, even — to find creative ways to share learning opportunities in nontraditional mediums.
"Art is the passion that drives us," Shoaff said.
They also want to help their students become engaged members of the midtown community. They'd love to see their students stick around for a movie, coffee or dinner at local small businesses, so they're serving easy ways to discover them. Roughly one dozen other faculty members are involved with the Nerds in the Burg events.
Nerds in the Burg is open to the public and geared toward HACC at Midtown students, hopefully forging a more connected relationship between the two.
Friday's event, the Midtown Crawl, will help introduce students to nearby, off-the-beaten-path haunts — a neighborhood-based tour of midtown's history and architecture — with socializing and local treats thrown in for good measure.
Shoaff said the goal is to get people beyond the typical areas of larger midtown and to examine the area at a pedestrian speed.
"All too often, people zoom by to and from and miss the in-between," Shoaff said.
The tour starts at 5:30 tonight at HACC Midtown No. 2, Reily Street Corridor. Planned stops include Dierdorfs Grocery, Little Amps Coffee Roasters, Simon Cameron School Apartments, Alvaro Bread & Pastry Shoppe, Pennsylvania National Fire Museum, Midtown No. 1 Student Housing in HACC, Midtown Scholar Bookstore, Historic Harrisburg Association and Broad Street Market.
The Midtown Crawl is expected to last about one hour. Following, there will be a social and bar crawl to Midtown Tavern, Shady McGrady's and The Taproom.
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Some unusual bits of Erie football history
It's Save An Eye day in Erie, which marks the unofficial kickoff of high school football season.
The Save An Eye All-Star Game, featuring last season's senior City all-stars against the County all-stars, takes place today at 7 p.m. at Veterans Stadium.
The annual game has become an institution in Erie during the seven-plus decades since the first game was played in 1939. (Fans can check out a game-by-game recap on the Save An Eye website.)
Save An Eye certainly holds a sacred place in area football lore, and northwestern Pennsylvania football has quite a rich history.
I'm a transplanted Erieite who moved here 17 years ago. However, in that span I've become an Erie football history buff.
During the past dozen years, I've participated in research projects that included the Athletes of the Century series in 2000, the City of Erie and Erie County all-time football teams in 2004, the compilation of all-time District 10 football statistical leaders in 2010 and the Glory Days feature that was published in the 2011 Kickoff magazine.
Now, the Erie Times-News staff and I have been working on a new project for the 2012 Kickoff magazine.
Without revealing too much about the project, here's a look at some of the interesting tidbits I've learned about Erie football:
-- Some players in the late 1800s wore neckties as part of their uniforms, at least in team photos. (It was a gentleman's game, I suppose). Very little information is available about the short, stubby neckwear or if the players actually wore them in games. It would seem like a poor decision to give an opponent something to grab around the neck. Just a thought.
-- When the forward pass was introduced in the early 1900s, teams were hit with a 15-yard penalty for an incomplete pass. Few teams took the risk.
-- Nicknames were much more commonplace than they are today. Here are just a few that I've encountered in the archives: Muckles, Happy, Tuck, Googoo, Bluey, Jocko, Pod, Swede, Sleepy, Red, Waddy, Shotsy, Domby, Dapper, Fuzzy, Runt and Squirrely. There are many more.
-- In the early 1930s, spring games were somewhat common for Erie teams. In 1932, for instance, Academy beat Youngstown Struthers 13-12 on April 29 and East beat Meadville 12-0 on May 11.
-- East won its first 12 games against Cathedral Prep before the Ramblers beat the Warriors 20-6 in 1946.
-- In 1966, Erie Morning News sports editor Jack Polancy was so critical of Tech Memorial coach Tom Parry in his columns that Parry challenged him to coach the Centaurs for one game. Polancy called Parry's bluff. Polancy coached Tech against Academy in the second-to-last week of the season. In return, Parry wrote Polancy's column. Academy rolled to a 26-0 win, and Parry ripped Polancy in his own column. The Times-News archives reported that the stunt made national news and was featured in Stars and Stripes in Vietnam and in newspapers as far away as Hawaii. Tech finished the season 0-7-1.
-- Many games were forfeited over the years because of ineligible players -- one team lost an entire season of wins -- and one game was forfeited because of player safety concerns after a teacher strike ended.
-- Finally, I learned that the Times-News made a good call when it picked Academy coach Lowell Drake as Erie's Coach of the Century. His teams dominated over a long era.
To read more, pick up a copy of Kickoff magazine, a 116-page preview edition that will be available at area Country Fair stores in mid-August.
Save An Eye coverage:
Can't go to Veterans Stadium tonight for the Save An Eye Game? Get live updates on the Varsity blog today at 7 p.m. with Tom Reisenweber.
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THE Reserve Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC) has kept the repo rate unchanged at 5% following its three-day meeting in Pretoria.
Inflation rose slightly more than expected for the second consecutive month in October, reducing the Bank's ability to cut rates to spur economic activity in a slowing growth environment. The weaker rand and a deteriorating current account deficit also weighed on its ability to move rates lower.
Economists had therefore expected the Bank to keep rates steady, though the tone of its announcement on Thursday will be closely scrutinised for clues to its actions in the months ahead.
Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus on Thursday said the growth outlook had deteriorated and there were upside risks to the inflation outlook.
She also said the MPC had expressed concern about recent wage settlements in the wake of wildcat strikes in the mining and agricultural sectors, and that there was a danger of a wage price spiral.
Most analysts had expected the MPC to adopt a less "dovish" stance than it took at its last policy meeting in September in the face of rising inflation.
The rand is unlikely to recover from its latest bout of weakness soon and this will put upward pressure on inflation, which could breach its official 3%-6% target early next year.
On Thursday, Ms Marcus said the MPC expected inflation to average 5.5% in 2013, but admitted there was a risk it could breach the target range.
The currency has slid more than 5% since the Bank's last policy meeting in September and more than 3% on a trade-weighted basis. A weaker currency raises the cost of imports, which fans price pressures in the economy.
The increase would also partly stem from the fact that new calculations of consumer price data — due to take effect in January — will give considerably more weight to inflationary factors such as electricity prices and petrol.
There had been some speculation that there was scope for interest rates to fall again this year after a surprise reduction in July, given the fragility of both the domestic and the global economy, but Ms Marcus made it clear in comments after the Bank's September policy meeting that this was not a foregone conclusion.
Statistics South Africa figures released on Wednesday showed that prices rose 0.6% on average between September and last month, mainly on elevated food and transport costs. The inflation rate was at 5.6% last month.
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"BackStory with the American History Guys," a new history-based public radio show from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, announces that a show on the history of energy in America is in the works.
BackStory is a call-in show, and invites your participation. Being a caller takes about ten minutes and involves posing a question or comment regarding energy history to the show's hosts--historians Ed Ayers, Peter Onuf, and Brian Balogh--and then sticking around for the lively conversation to follow. The discussion is taped, not live. In addition, if the history of energy in America is your field of study, producers invite your ideas and comments. Recording sessions will be held on Nov. 15th and 23rd.
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Ben Franklin once said, "Energy and persistence conquer all things." Today, the US persistently consumes about 20,000,000 barrels of petroleum-based energy per day. What would Franklin say now? In this episode, BackStory takes on big oil! We're also taking on big trees, big water, big whales, and everything else that's fueled American life for the past three centuries. How have they shaped the growth and decline of cities and towns? What are the social costs and benefits of new energy technologies? What is the relationship between personal fuel sources (like caffeine and energy bars) and industrialization? Send along your questions, stories, and ideas, and join us on our power trip!
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Part one of the Eminence-Henry County rivalry is in the books; and Henry County came out the victor.
In this installment of the annual rivalry, the Henry County Ladycats beat the Eminence Warriors in convincing fashion, 61-13.
The second game for both teams, Henry County took advantage of a strong start to roll toward the victory.
Henry County head coach Todd Gilley said his team started strong, and built from their season opener, a 50-29 loss to Collins High School.
The chant said it all: He's our coach now.
In a game as physical for the Cats as it was emotional for the Wolverines, the Henry County student section poured salt on a wound: they reminded the Western Hills players and fans that the man leading the home team Wildcats didn't belong to the Wolverines anymore. The chant began in the fourth quarter, as Henry County worked its way toward a 71-62 win.
In the closing seconds of a close game, Evangel Christian drove the lane, tossing up a layup that could have tied the game, forcing overtime with Eminence.
Brandon Mitchell had none of it, and swatted the shot away, picking up his seventh block.
The Warriors howled and thumped their chests, and walked away with a squeaker of a win: 56-54 over Evangel Christian.
"It was a game of runs," Eminence head coach Chris Nethery said. "We were up by 8, 10 points (about) three times, and kind of gave it back."
The 12-week rule
Generally, sales will repeat themselves every 12 weeks and it usually takes about 12 weeks worth of inserts to accumulate the coupons needed to take advantage of the sales. What you want to do is purchase the number of items that you and your family will use in three months.
Arts & Crafts
Free adult scrapbooking offered at the Eminence Community Life Center from 10 a.m. to noon, on Thursdays.
Church Services
Henry Christian Children's Church will be performing their Christmas play "The Great Christmas Giveaway" at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 11.
New Castle United Methodist Church will have its Christmas Cantata beginning at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 11.
It's unusual to see an owl in the daytime, so Bobby Heitzman was surprised one early fall morning to see a great horned owl sitting on the fence in his back yard on Second Street in Campbellsburg.
So he urged his wife, Kathy, to get her cell phone and take photos of the bird from the kitchen window, where he was standing.
After Kathy took a few shots, Bobby opened the back door. The bird didn't move, so he suggested she try to take some through the open doorway. When the bird still didn't move, Kathy continued to move toward the fence.
A report of a domestic disturbance in the 2700 block of Harpers Ferry Road in Lockport on Nov. 20 led to the arrest of a Henry County man on charges of first-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse.
After a 45-minute discussion that mirrored a family fued, the Pleasureville City Commission voted to amend the ordinance that dictates the salary for the city clerk.
The discussion, which was extremely testy, centered around the pay for City Clerk Verna Stivers, and included accusations by Stivers that a commission member was discriminating against her.
Stivers' salary has been set at $27,168 for at least the last two years. That amount exceeds the cap on her pay, which is set by city ordinance at $25,000.
HCMS seventh-grade hoops
HCMS 21, East Oldham 35
Before the Wildcats went on the holiday break, two away games were scheduled with very good teams.
The first with East Oldham started very slow and sluggish scoring only 9 points in three quarters of play. Team defense was not good initially and there were too many turnovers.
Continuous tiny tastes of food throughout the coming days from now through the New Year can result in unwelcome weight gains. Alice Henneman from the University of Nebraska has a short video, "Tiny Tastes Can Total Big Calories over the Winter Holidays," that shows how bites can add up to excess pounds. You will enjoy watching it if you can here on YouTube.com.
But if you can't here is the jist of the video.
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While pumpkin carving is a fun Halloween tradition that the whole family takes part in, birds may want to get in on the fun, too. Pumpkin seeds are great treat for birds, but watch your bird around your finished Jack-O-Lantern. Your bird could climb in and get stuck in the its holes or get burned by the lighting inside.
2) Artificial Spider Web
The artificial spider webs sold in most stores add a dash of spook to any home, but a bird can become entangled in the fine webbing or even possibly ingest it . Keep Halloween decorations far away from your bird's area.
3) Birds and Candy
Chocolate and most sweets are a big no-no for birds. Save the candy for the trick-o-treaters.
4) Scary Costumes
A bird can easily be spooked by a change in your appearance, or the menacing monster knocking at your door. If your bird appears to be frightened by people in costume, allow your bird some relief by keeping it in a dark, quiet room.
5) Overwhelming Noise
Doorbells ringing, trick-o-treaters knocking or spooky music blasting inside the house can leave a bird quite overwhelmed. Keep your bird in low-traffic area until all the activity dies down.
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Stamford, St John's Church
History, tourist information, and nearby accommodation
One of the best features of this spacious church is the carved roof of the nave, featuring a collection of angel bosses. Another feature are the beautifully carved wooden benches, designed by Edward Browning for a mid-Victorian restoration.
There are very fine monuments from the Georgian through the Victorian period. The church is no longer used for regular worship and is in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust.
About Stamford, St John's Church
Address: St John's Street, Stamford, Lincolnshire, England, PE9 2DB
Attraction Type: Historic Church
Location: On St John's Street, off Red Lion Square
Website: Stamford, St John's Church
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MAINESBURG - This small town east of Mansfield in Tioga County is the location of Rick Packer's "Lil Shed" artist studio.
Located along busy Route 6, Packer, a Mansfield High School grad, constructed the shed to house his studio, opening this spring.
He said he gets comments from visitors and locals about his mural of an eagle in flight on the outside wall of his studio.
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Rick Packer stands outside his 'Lil Shed' artist studio along Route 6 in Mainesburg.
Packer, is a delivery driver for the Troy Penny-Saver, said he always wanted to be an artist and to make his living selling his paintings and teaching others to do what he does.
"I have always loved to paint," Packer said recently. "I'm just putting everything I've got into this little shed."
He produces at least one painting each month from landscapes and photographs he finds online.
The paintings, which feature animals and structures such as churches, line the interior walls of his studio.
Packer spends several hours each day in his studio, working diligently on his paintings, which are done on 24- by 36-inch canvas board.
Using exclusively oil paints, which he said he gets online, he doesn't waste anything and if he produces a painting he doesn't like or that isn't going well he scrapes it off and starts over.
Packer said he wants to offer lessons to anyone wanting to learn his mostly self-taught method and do a show at a local gallery.
Packer said he will do paintings on consignment of most anything except portraits of people.
Pets, landscapes and buildings all are possible consignment topics, he said.
"It has to be a good quality photo," he added.
For additional information about Packer's art, call 404-8500 or go online at lilshedstudio.com.