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The way technology is changing vehicles is quite a thing to witness. The connected car is a thing of brilliance and beauty. As if our lives weren't simple enough, now our cars are as useful as our smartphones.
Well, I didn't think it could get much better – but the fact is – when it comes to audio, most cars have a decent system, but there is usually room for improvement.
Lucky for us, Ford figured out how to reach the pinnacle of car audio perfection by teaming up with Sony while they were designing their new 2016 Ford Explorer Platinum.
The new Premium Audio System by Sony includes 12 high-quality speakers in 10 areas throughout the car, including sub-woofers – meaning your car has a surround sound system – so everyone in the car gets the same epic sound quality experience (yes even way at the back).
I had a chance to test drive the car and it was almost comparable to concert quality sound – the Clear Phase and Live Acoustic technology ensures there is limited distortion (no matter how loud you blast it), which is key for those long highway drives when all you want to do is singalong at the top of your lungs to Springsteen to make the trip go by faster.
During the launch, myself and a group of bloggers were invited to the Sony Centre to check out the car while also experiencing the concert sound of the Sony Centre, to compare. It's crazy to me how they were able to capture that live sound experience within the vehicle.
While I wouldn't normally see the band Magic! out of my own volition, it was super fun to have a private show put on for the very small group of us, in a venue as large as the Sony Centre.
Sidenote – we also stopped for dinner at Pravda Vodka Bar for dinner – which, as a Vodka girl – I had always been meaning to try out. If you're looking for a great date spot in Toronto, this is the place. Their drink menu is my dream drink menu.
Beyond the brilliant audio, the car itself is beautiful. It's the largest vehicle I've ever driven, which normally would intimidate me, but with SYNC doing its job, and all the other perks it comes with, I was more than happy to drive this SUV around the city. The greatest perk of all might be the massaging seats. I've had heated seats before – but this takes it to another level. I get serious lower back pain from time to time and having this option was truly a blessing.
What can't this car do? Seriously. If you want to impress your relatives this holiday, drive up in one of these. Everyone will want to take turns testing it out.
Today's guest post comes just in time for the brutal Christmas holiday travels you are about to endure next week. Here are 6 key things to keep in mind before you get on that plane, train, bus, or in the car to visit your family – from Jennifer Scott:
Holiday traveling is the stuff that nightmares are made of…if you're a pessimist, that is. If you're an optimist, on the other hand, busy, chaotic holiday travel is a perfect opportunity to have a little fun and enjoy the ride – literally.
Whether you're an eternal optimist looking for some fun ways to spice up a long journey this holiday season or a stressed-out parent riddled with anxiety over the potential tantrums your kids might have in a (very) public space in the next few weeks, these tips will help you create the most memorable (and enjoyable) holiday travel experience of your life.
Stock Up on Snacks. Lots of Snacks.
Yep, snacks are a must. Diet or no diet, there are plenty of appetizing, portable eats that can calm your nerves or at least give you something to do if you're forced to spend a few idle hours waiting in an airport or riding in a car. And if you prefer a special kind of creamer or milk for your caffeine fix, make sure you bring an ample supply. Of course, if you're traveling by air, your options are a bit more limited, but do what you can to keep yourself fueled to avoid any "hangriness" among your travel companions.
Download Some Useful Apps in Advance.
There are a variety of fun, entertaining, and even useful apps to help you find what you need and pass the time while you're traveling over the holidays. But make sure to download them before you go – you know, while you're on Wi-Fi and not burning up your precious data – so there's no waiting for an app to download when you need an instant distraction during your journey.
Plan Some Quality Time…Apart.
The whole point of traveling together over the holidays is to spend tons of quality time with family and friends. But too many people who aren't used to living under the same roof suddenly sparring over shower time can quickly lead to rising tensions. That's why it's a good idea to plan not only for quality time with your loved ones, but ample time for everyone to have their own space so your family members are slightly less inclined to have an impromptu fist fight over the turkey.
Skip Staying with Relatives and Make It a Mini-Vacation.
Because there are fewer business travelers, it might be possible to book a posh hotel on the cheap over the holidays. So if staying with your Aunt Susan and her obnoxious teenagers isn't the most fun-filled way to spend a holiday, turn it into a mini-adventure and stay in a hotel, B&B, or vacation rental home instead of with family. Probably a good idea to pick a lodging option within a reasonable distance of your family so you can still make an appearance at family gatherings, unless of course you're going for the absence-makes-the-heart-grow-fonder effect.
Don't Sweat Layovers.
If you're flying to your destination this holiday season and your journey involves a connecting flight or two, a lengthy layover could be in your future. Typically, layovers – especially unexpected layovers – are a source of massive frustration for travelers. But here's the good news: Airports can be a whole lot of fun these days, with fancy restaurants, classy shops, and even day spa services. Make the most of whatever time you end up hanging around an airport by making it part of your adventure.
Don't be a stick in the mud when it comes to holiday travel. It's all part of the fun, with every misstep an opportunity to create memories that will last a lifetime. Planning only goes so far. With a go-with-the-flow attitude and a willingness to think outside the normal holiday rules (that you likely impose on yourself), holiday travel can be something to look forward to each year.
If You're Travelling with Kids, Keep them Entertained.
Traveling with kids is a challenge all on its own, but with a lighthearted attitude you can make it fun for everyone. Silly games, such as scavenger hunts or license-plate "I Spy" games, sing-a-longs, and story time sessions can pass the time and distract antsy passengers from the fact that you won't be "there yet" for at least six more hours.
If you're flying, be sure to bring plenty of distractions. Books, a tablet loaded with kid games and apps, and DVDs all serve as great ways to keep little ones entertained on long flights. You might also bring along their favorite blanket and a pillow so that they can take a nap when they're ready for a rest. Just be sure the carry-on you pack all these distractions in meets the luggage size requirements set by your airline.
Jennifer Scott is a lifelong sufferer of anxiety and depression. She created her website, SpiritFinder.org, as a platform for advocacy on opening up about mental health. Through the site, she hopes to share the steps and success stories that can help others realize their own power. When she isn't working on her website, she enjoys traveling, working with animals, and seeking out new friendships and adventures.
As summer 2015 came to an end, the people at Ford decided to create an epic event to showcase their latest development, Ford's Sync 3.
The new touch screen technology in their Escape allows you to easily navigate the city, call anyone in your contacts, change radio stations (or play your music from Spotify), hear text messages, and so much more – hands free.
The event began with a group of influencers coming together at Rock Lobster for a private, delicious lobster roll lunch, where we were paired up with another blog team to take on #TheHunt – a challenge a la The Amazing Race – where we jumped into the new Ford Escapes and, with a list of tasks in hand to complete in just 2 hours, we raced to complete as many challenges as possible.
I brought my sister, Rose, along for the journey, and we were paired with Tiffany and Margaux from Zencity.
Being the introvert that I am, at first I didn't love the idea of being paired with strangers for the race, but it turned out it was a match made in heaven as they were just as competitive as we were, and they're also super smart, sweet girls attending Ryerson, with a killer sense of style, so it was a fun day.
Our competitive spirit led to earning 3rd place out of maybe 10 teams (?) which we thought was pretty great, considering we never once cheated by splitting up to complete tasks.
After the challenge was over we drove to the Big Crow for a fabulous BBQ dinner, and then it was time to drink. There's nothing like an open bar after a day of adrenaline pumping competition.
While the point of the challenges was to get us familiar with Sync and how many great features it has to help out in just about any situation, it was the creativity of this event that really stuck with me. Too often, bloggers get invited to events with the intent to promote a new product and yes there might be food or an open bar, but that's about it. I applaud the incredible PR team at National for coming up with something this unique, while also giving us a chance to experience the product features in action.
As for the car itself, I chose to let Tiffany do the driving during the race as we figured it would save time if only one person drove (competitive, right?) but I took it home this past Thanksgiving weekend, and I can't rave about it enough.
I'll admit I am known for my bad habit of radio channel flipping (ask anyone who's ever been in a car with me while I'm driving, or sitting passenger). It's one of the only stupid things I do when driving, because I can't bear to listen to a bad song when I know there are all those other stations out there that might be playing a better one.
Being able to just say the name of the channel I want to listen to and have it change to that station is the greatest thing that's ever happened to me, car wise. My eyes stayed on the road at all times, and I got to switch songs as much as I pleased.
Other amazing features include a camera for backing up, a beeping notification if you're getting too close to an object (talk about avoiding bumps and scratches), heated seats, hands free (!!) parallel parking, and for an SUV – it only cost me $39 to fill up – which means it is incredibly fuel efficient.
If you're in search of an inspired connected car, this is one worth taking out for a test drive.
This past weekend, I headed out to Mohawk Racetrack for the final time this season. If you missed my behind the scenes post last month, it's worth checking out.
I had such a blast learning about everything that goes into horse-racing this summer at the track, and look forward to using my new-found betting skills to win big next year (or you know, bet a few dollars and have some more fun with friends).
If you have any questions about placing a bet, or how it all works, I'm now a pro and can fill you in on everything (okay not really, but I have a pretty decent grasp on it).
Before this summer, I had no idea how much fun a day at the races could be. I had no idea how to properly bet. I had no idea about the work that goes into maintaining these horses, and all the people required to make these races happen. I thought it was a sport for old men with gambling problems.
Turns out it is actually quite the affordable family event – especially at Mohawk – where I noticed many families at the larger events. Kids may not understand the dynamics of betting, but they can certainly appreciate eating BBQ on a warm summer night while watching some gorgeous horses run the track at full speed. And the free entry doesn't hurt, either.
Horse racing is an exciting sport, and it makes for a fun group activity – one that us city kids wouldn't normally think to do. Next time you're looking for night out that's a little different, suggest to your pals a quick trip out to Milton to have some fun betting at Mohawk. While you're there, you can hit up the slots too. It's kind of the perfect bachelor/bachelorette party idea.
And don't forget – the season doesn't close until the end of September so you still have a chance to win that $1000 gift card! #OffToTheRaces
As I mentioned earlier, I had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at Mohawk Racetrack last Thursday. Here's a little rundown of how it all went down.
We started the evening at the Terrace Dining Room, which, after passing by last time, I was excited to check out.
After ordering a round of drinks and some apps, we watched the races begin and decided to try our hand at placing a bet on the horse with the name we liked best (great strategy, I know). Unfortunately, Deep Impact didn't win, but our luck (and strategy) improved as the night went on.
For dinner we ordered the salmon tortellini and a pepperoni pizza, and despite being stuffed we had to follow it up with dessert because the brownie martini looked amazing (and the apple crumble was even better). The food was delicious – we were so full we could barely move once it was time to take the tour.
The dining room patio provides a perfect view of the track along with quick access to the betting machine, and the servers were all friendly and very attentive. If you head to Mohawk, I highly recommend staking your spot up there. But be warned – if you choose to sit on the patio, the mosquitoes get bad once the sun starts to set – my feet were covered in bites, so dress appropriately or bring bug spray.
After the meal and a little success betting on a couple horses with good odds, Mark, the communications coordinator at Mohawk, took us over to the Paddock to get a behind the scenes look at how it all goes down at the racetrack.
The horses arrive from all over Ontario in their trailers, then they're moved inside and grouped together based on the race they're running in.
At the back of the paddock there's a special area where they test the urine of the horse that wins each race, along with a random horse from each race, to ensure they haven't been given any performance enhancing drugs.
Each horse has their own caretaker who carefully bathes them and takes care of them before and after the race. These guys are the true unsung heroes of the sport, who unlike the drivers and coaches, get no glory and have to deal with literal horse shit – but have deep love for the animals.
At Mohawk, the horses are all Standardbred – which I learned means they are more durable horses than Thoroughbreds (who can only run once a month because of their daintier bone structure). Standardbreds are able to run once a week without causing too much stress to their bones.
By far the most exciting part of the evening was that, after the tour, we were able to get on the track in the car that drives in front of the horses to get them together in line as the race starts. Hearing their hooves clop along the pavement and being right beside them as they ran was an incredible once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. The power of the horses on the track is especially impactful when you get to be there right in the action of the race.
FYI Just a reminder that you still have time to make the quick trip to Mohawk this summer to take a selfie in front of the track and win $1000 gift certificate! Just post it to twitter and use the #OffToTheRaces hashtag and you're all set. Remember, admission to the races is always free, and they're open from 6pm to 11pm five days a week.


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The Nike Pro Sports Basketball Camp offers a fun and challenging basketball training camp for boys and girls at Caldwell University in New Jersey, just 40 minutes from NYC. International campers will improve shooting, passing, dribbling, rebounding and defensive skills and their English skills as they combine fun, interactive ELS language classes with two daily basketball sessions each day.
Campers will work on developing their fundamental skills and basketball IQ and play a ton of basketball! While campers will live and breathe Basketball at Caldwell, campers also have the opportunity to add ELS language classes to their program to improve not only their hardwood skills but their English as well. Fun is always in the mix as evening games and team scrimmages build comraderie and competition.
Ken has been the head coach for the Professional Sports Basketball Camp for the past 26 years and looks forward to helping you take your game to the next level.
Check-in is always on a Sunday. Check in is usually between 12-2:00 p.m., however, international campers are welcome to arrive anytime their flight arrives on Sunday. Early arrivals on Saturday are ok but there is a $125 fee for the extra night. The last day of a session is on a Thursday. International campers may depart on Friday for an additional night fee of $125 or stay the weekend for an additional $375 plus an activity fee of $80 for the trips on Friday and Saturday, and depart on Sunday.
Use the links below to choose the session you'd like to attend, or download an application here and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com
Typical College Dorm Room. 2 campers to 1 room. Air conditioning, shared bathroom. American roommate if requested.
Bed sheets, pillow, and towel provided. Onsite facilities available. $2.50/wash and dry.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included everyday expect check-in and check-out days. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated if alerted before camp.
Campers play basketball each evening Monday – Wednesday. Campers staying multiple session have an activity on Thursday nights. Friday and Saturday are excursion days where trips are planned.
Explore New York! Weekend activities provided for weekend campers to enjoy new friends, see new sites, and practice their English! See attached calendar.
Round-trip airport transfers provided from JFK or Newark Airports. Provide flight itinerary when registering or at least 3 weeks prior to camp start date.
Nike Sports Camps will provide a greeter at the airport if your campers is flying to camp with an unaccompanied minor plane ticket. Typically the airlines require the greeter's details such as name, driver's license number, phone number, and address. Nike Sports Camps will not have this information until the week before your child arrives at camp. Please email email@example.com to collect all information one week before your child comes to camp to avoid any hassle or extra wait time fees at the airline.
For an additional $60, add supplemental health coverage. On-site school nursed and trainers available for on-site injuries. You must be medically insured while at camp. If your health insurance will not cover you while in America, you must find alternative coverage whether that is the one US Sports Camps provides or otherwise.
Wi-Fi access in common areas and dorm rooms available to campers. Camp office provides computer access for Skype and Email.
Suggested $100/week for spending money.
A detailed camper welcome packet containing health & release forms, emergency contact info, and a packing list will be emailed to all registered campers in Spring 2016. Our health and release forms require a doctor's signature and will be collected on the first day of camp. International campers must have health insurance valid in the US in order to attend camps.
Located in the picturesque town of Caldwell, New Jersey, Caldwell was recently voted the third best place to live in all of New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly Magazine.Campers train at the George R. Newman Center which officially opened on the campus of Caldwell College in June 2002. This 60,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility will be home to the offices of the Department of Athletics and features a 1,600 seat basketball arena, a fitness center with all the health club amenities, team and general locker rooms, aerobic room, a suspended track, meeting and game rooms and the College Bookstore.
This was the first time I went to the US and I really wanted to get better at playing basketball. I had a blast and my dad was happy that I also improved my English.
All I can say is this camp is fun! The coaches were great and it was fun meeting kids from all over the place. Weekends were a blast and I got to buy some cool stuff at the outlet mall we visited. The language classes were really fun and I looked forward to going each day. (really!) I had been studying English back home, but this helped me feel better about talking with the other campers and making sure I was saying the right things.
All of the coaches were nice and professional and took the time to answer questions from the campers as well as the parents. My son really got better. He was able to make a fall club team and he is more excited about basketball than ever - he will likely attend a Nike basketball camp again next summer. Thank you.
You get to know the culture of other places around the world. I made friends with kids from New Jersey, Japan and Saudi Arabia. Where else can you do that? The basketball was great, and the coaches so focused on helping you get better.
This camp has everything a great basketball camp should have! Ken Webb is inspirational with his "fundamentals first" approach. He made me committed again to basketball and showed me what I was capable of as a player.
I actually improved my English speaking ability too while at camp. There were kids from all over the place and we talked a lot in classes and of course on the courts. I got to be friends with kids from New Jersey and Florida and I learned how to be a better basketball player. I asked my dad to please let me go again next summer!
This is a great program. You work on defense, rebounding, layups, shooting positions and every station taught me something new. The kids are so friendly and the coaches so focused, you can't help but have fun and get better at basketball.
2017 Dates and Prices Coming Soon! Join our email list to be notified when the program is available.

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West Virginia school board dumps resolution supporting creationism
A West Virginia public school board has voted against a resolution that would have allowed creationism to be taught in district schools.
The Kanawha County Board of Education voted 4-1 on Dec. 16 to reject a resolution allowing public school teachers to teach the religious belief that God created the world in seven days. The vote, however, came after hours of discussion in a packed county auditorium, in which Charles Darwin was referred to as a racist and Jesus Christ was lauded as the only truth-teller the universe has known.
The Kanawha County debate on evolution in the classrooms started last month when school board member Betty Jarvis introduced the resolution and started lobbying board and community members to support it. Jarvis was the only board member to vote for the measure.
According to the Charleston Gazette, most of the 175 citizens in attendance spoke in favor of Jarvis' resolution. Randy Wilson, a Baptist preacher, implored the school board to adopt the resolution.
"Jesus Christ said the truth will make you free," Wilson said at the public meeting. "We're simply asking you to allow our children to hear the truth, not the lies of evolution."
Apparently, the majority of the board was concerned about lawsuits that the resolution could have drawn if passed. Days before the vote, board members received letters from two civil rights groups. The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia and Americans United for Separation of Church and State threatened legal action if the board adopted the resolution. The resolution states, in part, that "teachers should be afforded the opportunity to teach subjects and theories which are controversial in nature" and "they may teach any and all subjects and theories in their respective subject areas, including, but not limited to, theories for and against the theory of evolution."
In its Dec. 13 letter to the county superintendent and school board members, Americans United cited Supreme Court decisions that invalidated several government attempts to teach creationism alongside scientific theories.
"The upshot of these cases is that creation science cannot be taught in the public schools," the group said. "The proposed resolution would essentially grant permission to teachers to violate this constitutional principle. By granting this permission, the board would become legally responsible for each and every incident in which a teacher elects to include creation science in his or her teachings."
In 1987, the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated a Louisiana "Creationism Act" for attempting to advance Christianity in the public schools. The act forbade the teaching of evolution there unless creationism was also taught.
"The Louisiana Creationism Act advances a religious doctrine by requiring either the banishment of the theory of evolution from public school classrooms or the presentation of a religious viewpoint that rejects evolution in its entirety," Justice William Brennan wrote for the majority in Edwards v. Aguillard. "The Act violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment because it seeks to employ the symbolic and financial support of government to achieve a religious purpose."
Steve Benen, a spokesman and writer for Americans United, said that had the board adopted the resolution it would have "invited litigation that it would likely lose."
"A majority of the board recognized that public school science classes are for science, not religion," Benen said. "Teaching pseudo-science is simply unacceptable. Students in Kanawha County and everywhere else deserve the best possible education. Some in Kanawha County may not like it, but that means teaching evolution."


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SALEM – Linda Kay Custer: loyal, lovable, friendly, passionate, creative, decorator, great cook, greatest big sis ever, fiercely protective of family these are only skimming the surface of attributes describing Linda.
Linda was born in Salem, Ohio, to William and Ethel (Hendricks) Dinsio Sr. on June 22, 1946 and moved to her heavenly address on Feb. 26, 2014, at 3:55 a.m.
Linda sadly leaves her sweetheart of 46 years, Donald Custer Sr. as well as her children, Shannon Phillips of Canfield, Donald (Tina Shultz) Custer Jr. of Salem, Matthew (Marilyn) Custer of California and Crystal (Arley Jr.) Yorty of Pennsylvania; two sisters, Lynne Akers of Acworth, Ga. and Kay Lee Harroff of Cincinnati; a brother, William (Lee Ann Austin) Dinsio of Salem; and a rich heritage of seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Linda never met a strangeronly new friends. She will be missed by her many aunts, family members, and multitude of friends.
Linda loved deeply and was deeply lovednever to be forgotten.
A celebration service will be held in her honor at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 1, 2014, at Southeast Friends Church in Salem.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Hope Lodge, 11432 Mayfield Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44106 and/or Hospice House, 9803 Sharrott Road, Poland, Ohio 44514 in Linda's honor.
Arrangements were handled by the Stark Memorial Funeral Home. Linda's obituary may be viewed and condolences sent online at www.starkmemorial.com.
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The Jossey-Bass Handbook of Nonprofit Leadership and Management brings together leading experts in the nonprofit and management fields to describe effective practice in all the important functions, processes, and strategies of nonprofit management. Based on the most current research, theory, and experience, this comprehensive edition offers useful advice for managing nonprofit organizations and addresses key aspects of practice such as board development, strategic planning, lobbying, marketing, fundraising, volunteer management, financial management, risk management, and compensation and benefits.
New chapters include information and knowledge in areas that have developed and changed substantially since the second edition was published, including: social entrepreneurship, financial leadership and capital structure, demands for new levels of accountability and transparency, and the changing political and legal climate and context.
Praise for the third edition of the The Jossey-Bass Handbook of Nonprofit Leadership and Management
"To leaders and educators in the nonprofit sector, this edition takes the volume to a new level. The new chapters on accountability, finance, and social entrepreneurship are timely additions that bring even greater depth and value to this impressive collection. This is an essential book for every nonprofit leader's bookshelf."-Patrick Rooney, executive director, Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University
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|Leading and Managing People in Nonprofits
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The project comes out of Google.org, the company's philanthropic arm, so Lu gets rated on things other than profit, he explained to an audience at Greenbeat taking place in San Mateo. Data collected through PowerMeter is yours to keep. "Customers should control it. They can delete it," he said.
Saying things that people don't have to take seriously is one of the hallmarks of success in corporate America. Apple, Intel, Microsoft, General Motors have all at one point in their histories enjoyed the gift of ludicrous shamelessness. (Disclosure: I used Google for adjectives.)
Lu, though, did make a good point. Google has helped popularize some energy management products. The Energy Detective, a device for managing power from a South Carolina company, has been selling devices for a while. It suddenly sold out after it partnered with Google and Google mentioned the company on its blogs. More companies will support PowerMeter, he added. Ideally, companies will be able to adopt PowerMeter without even having to talk to a human at Google.
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Charlie Hallows, who died on November 10, was renowned in the 1920s in every North country home of cricket. He succeeded to the great Lancashire county tradition of opening batsmen - Hornby and Barlow, MacLaren and Ward, MacLaren and Spooner, then, after the 1914-18 war, Makepeace and Hallows, Hallows and Watson. In the summer of 1928 in consecutive games Hallows and Watson opened a Lancashire innings with scores of 200, 202, 107, 118, and accomplished first-wicket partnerships during this same season twelve times amounting to 100, four of those to 200. Charles Hallows, nephew of James Hallows, a superb all-round player in the MacLaren high noon, first came into the Lancashire XI in 1919, and soon established himself. He was a left-handed batsman who combined great obstinacy with recurrent strokes of rare style, ease, and mastery. His straightdrives were classic. But, in his period, Lancashire batsmen put forward their finest strokes according to the plan of campaign mapped whenever Lancashire won the toss on a good wicket. The plan envisaged 300 runs on the first day, enough, as a rule, to give scope for pushing home to victory by bowlers as top-class as Parkin, McDonald, Richard Tyldesley, Hopwood. Harry Makepeace was the tactical power behind the throne. If the occasion happened to be Lancashire v Yorkshire at Old Trafford - gates closed at 11 am first day - and if Lancashire had won the toss in dry weather, the Makepeace dictate was: `Now, lads, wicket's lovely. No fours before lunch!' In those years a score of 300 in a day was considered tedious. I often `slated' Lancashire, in my reports, for such `slow' play; I often `slated' Hallows if he scored a century in four, or three-and-a-half, hours. I did not know, in the 1920s and 1930s, what was coming to us. Today, Charles Hallows would be my first or second choice, were I a selector, as opening batsman for England. In 1928 he compiled 1000 runs in a single month - May. In his career he scored 55 centuries, two in one match. But only twice was he chosen to play for England in Test matches - at Old Trafford in 1921, when he batted merely to put an end to a draw with Australia; and in 1928, at Lord's against West Indies, when, in first, he scored 26. Hobbs and Sutcliffe barred the front entrance of the England innings for years. Before radio and television blew the bubble of cricketers' reputations, the name of Charles Hallows was a household word in the North. He played in great company - Rhodes, Macaulay, Sutcliffe, Leyland, Makepeace, Ernest Tyldesley, Parkin, Percy Holmes. In a Lancashire v Yorkshire engagement of Hallows' epoch you would see a dozen Test cricketers in action - seven or eight in the same Lancashire XI. Hallows stood erect in the several circumstances of comparison. Also, he could break a partnership by left-arm bowling of graceful rhythm. I think he had the potentiality of a spin bowler. He preferred to go in first for Lancashire, to defend with a quite fascinating, sometimes exasperating, compound of dourness and lithe, effortless power and brilliance of strokeplay.
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Charles Hallows, the cricketer who refused to grow old, died suddenly at his Bolton home on November 10 and the fact that he was aged 77 must have surprised all but the older generation of Lancashire cricket followers. They remembered Hallows as a stylish left-hander who in 1928 hit a thousand runs in May--a feat performed by only two other players, Dr. W. G. Grace and W. R. Hammond--and scored more than 20,000 runs for his county between 1914 and 1932 ... yet played only twice in Test matches for England.
A member of the Lancashire side which won the County Championship three years in succession, in 1926-27-28, Hallows was an opening batsman who, with Harry Makepeace, gave their county the kind of starts which Herbert Sutcliffe and Percy Holmes used to provide for Yorkshire and Sutcliffe and Jack Hobbs did for England. Tall, slim and handsome with a head of sleek black hair always perfectly groomed, Hallows spanned two world wars in his cricketing career, and when he retired from the first-class game at the age of 37, he resumed in other circles.
He earned the unique distinction of holding professional posts in leagues in England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, and when he finished stroking his way to runs galore in week-end cricket, he qualified as one of the leading coaches in the game. He held appointments as chief coach with Worcestershire for five years and then with Lancashire, ending his career where it began, at Old Trafford. He was 74 when he finally declared his innings over, but any stranger would have argued that he was at least 20 years younger. His figure was still upright one of Old; his weight never varied from the day he first took guard to the last. His hair showed only a faint tinge of grey and the spirit of the man was remarkable.
Yet he was within a month of celebrating his golden wedding when he returned from the local library, sat in front of the fire and passed away complaining only that he was a little short of breath.
Hallows hit 55 centuries, 52 of them for Lancashire, and every one of them was a classic example of batsmanship at its best. His highest innings was 233 not out against Lancashire at Liverpool in 1927 when, with an aggregate of 2,343 runs, he averaged 75.58. Twice, at Ashby-de-la-Zouch against Leicestershire in 1924 and off the Warwickshire bowling at Edgbaston in 1928--in which season he reached three figures on eleven occasions--he scored two centuries in a match. I recall him hitting a Nottinghamshire fast bowler over mid-on for six at Old Trafford. The ball dropped on to the platform at Warwick Road Station; and the shot was made with effortless ease.
In the field he was a fast mover and a superb thrower and one of the stars of a team that included Parkin, Dick Tyldesley, McDonald and Ernest Tyldesley. His pairing with Makepeace at the opening of any Lancashire innings provided the perfect blend of defence from the dour Makepeace and attack from the stylish Hallows when the ball was new and the bowlers fresh.
When last I saw Hallows he was as enthusiastic as ever about cricket and the way Lancashire were playing it. His death leaves only Len Hopwood, Frank Watson and Eddie Paynter to sustain the legend of Lancashire at their mightiest best in the glorious days of the 1920's and I can pay no greater tribute to the delightful player than to say that Charlie Hallows--some called him Charles--was the youngest old cricketer of my time!
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I put in a stinker limit order for a few shares of BPOPO just now. Volume's low so probably won't get it. Guess someone saw a Fox business article and got freaked out and dumped their shares. Oops - the price is already back to where it opened. Oh well.
I had the idea of buying FULLL a few weeks ago. After some further reading I'm concerned that the company is not covering the dividend for the common stock. If the company cuts the common dividend and the bond/note craters along with the common I might buy, but just keeping an eye on it at the present.
Another idea I read about was MORL. This etf pays a variable yield monthly. The problem is that it is a basket of mreits. And is leveraged. Another one to keep my eye on.
Who in the world bought BPOPP and pushed the price over $26? Really? It's callable!
Ugh. Not to many other preferreds that aren't pure mreits that I'm seeing that meet my minimum 8% yield/under par requirements. I-star is popping up and I'll have to research them further - from what little I read they actually own real estate.
Chw is popping back up on my screener. I would buy, but already own some in my Roth account.
Ooo! Found one! LCM - sells covered calls on convertible securities (about 70% of the portfolio)! Not bad for rising interest rates! Should pay a distribution at the end of August! And they've already had distribution cuts a few years ago! Which I just bought a few shares!
AGC - just missed the ex date - will definitely be on my radar in two weeks when I get paid again.
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The big fella's plate is plenty full as the Dallas Cowboys' defensive coordinator.
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Do you like the Dallas defense's odds against Eli Manning in the Cowboys' two meetings with the New York Giants over the next month? How about if they run into the New Orleans Saints' Drew Brees or Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers in the playoffs?
This doesn't look like a championship defense.
Give Ryan his due for turning a defense that was awful last season -- when it allowed the most points in franchise history, not to mention the NFC -- into an above-average unit. The addition of solid strong safety Abram Elam and emergence of star inside linebacker Sean Lee are the only significant personnel changes for a defense that ranks 11th in both total and scoring defense, up from 23rd and 31st last season.
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This defense certainly isn't playing as well as Rob Ryan promised. He set expectations as high as possible, guaranteeing excellence and gushing about having the best defensive talent in the NFL.
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The Dallas defense isn't making Ryan look good enough lately to reach any of his goals.
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