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Skip to comments.Chris Lilik Is Being Heard (The AMAZING Freeper Who Might Be Key To Defeating Bob Casey)
Posted on 10/23/2006 3:56:37 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
While his famous conservative elders squabble on the front page of the New York Times, Chris Lilik just keeps his eye on the ball.
Attention should be paid.
Perhaps significantly in understanding the evolving state of generational politics with young conservatives, while Lilik loved Ronald Reagan he was only a year old when Reagan entered the White House. His conservative heroes, both at the national and state level, are very much alive and talking as a part of contemporary America.
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Anyway, PA is the Key Keystone State for Republicans retaining control of the Senate. If Santorum is re-elected (and this would probably mean GOP retention of the Senate) then the person to definitely THANK is FREEPER Chrik Lilik.
Just don't think it is going to happen. Dislike of Santorum is very, very strong. He is a bit too Southern Conservative for PA (yes I have lived there for about 18 years). Too many hang-ups about sex that doesn't appeal to the Eastern part of the state ).
If Casey weren't such a Schmcuk, Santorum would be behing by a heck of a lot more. Rendell's machine is just too big and too strong.
The place where I lived is 50% Dem and 50% GOP and pretty representative of the middle-of-the-road mentality of the state. Only the friends who are politically aware(and naturally conservative) still plan to vote for Santorum. Those who are pubbies by registration but otherwise apolitical are either staying home or voting against him with their noses held.
I know it is just a snapshot, but this is what I am hearing about our friend Rick in PA.
If the GOP/Santorum wins in PA, you are looking at overall gains in the House in Senate in my book. As much as I like to be optimistic, I am not willing to cross over into blind wishful thinking. The are more promising fights to be fought.
One problem with that scenario is that there is some bad blood between Rendell and Casey. Not sure why but it exists.
If the GOP/Santorum wins in PA, you are looking at overall gains in the House in Senate in my book. As much as I like to be optimistic, I am not willing to cross over into blind wishful thinking. The are more promising fights to be fought.
So the GOP should just assume the fetal position and accept the fate that YOU expect? I remember reading that John F. Kennedy didn't even bother to show up to vote in the Senate in the late 50s for a Civil Rights Bill (which really did nothing) that Lyndon Johnson was promoting because he and everybody else "knew" it was going to be defeated anyway. Guess what? It passed. Maybe you should take your cue from Chris Lilik and actually DO something. Remember, this was the guy who was the key to defeating two "moderate" Republicans when they had "solid" seats.
I did something. I voted. Otherwise I am 3000+ miles away, so it is tough.
I didn't say no one should vote. I am just relating my experience. Santorum is just more conservative than PA really is. Unfortunately Specter represents the states general disposition quite well, which is why he has been around so long. Not saying I agree with it. Remember the state voted for Gore and Kerry.
Hats off to Chris. The radio ads are just what we need right now.
Casey Jr. is a flaming liberal whose hiding his true colors to squeeze throught the election, then be a tool of Hillary and Schumer to block good court nominees.
So if Santorum wins, will you be THANKING Chris Lilik?
Chris is a FReeper. I know his FR screen name but don't want to reveal it for privacy reasons.
I don't know Chris personally, but I would certainly be willing to express my sincere appreciation for his efforts regardless of whether Santorum wins or loses.
Dislike by the moonbat left, you bet. But the moonbat left is not PA.
Santorum wins by 2-3% and will be a big surprise to the DC punditry and to those on FR who think that the DC punditry's word, is the word of God.
Would you be willing to put money on that prediction?
I know some life-long Republicans for whom Santorum is too conservative. Either you don't live in PA or you don't get out much.
Nice try at voter suppression but no cigar. Santorum wins despite some so-called life long "Republicans".
You're reminding me of some FReepers on Election Day 2004 who proclaimed it was all over for us because the Exit polls showed Kerry winning in a landslide. You can actually go back in the archives to see YOURS TRULY telling them to basically STFU because those polls seemed obviously wrong. However, they still stuck to their "WOE IS US" script right up until the time Susan Estrich began crying into her "victory" champagne.
But you are not willing to put money on it?
By the way, who made you the one who determines who is or isn't a Republican?
He's certainly campaigning on his dad's "Pro-life Dem" coattails. The problem is, there are a lot of dumb bunnies in PA who do not realize that Bob Casey ain't his dad.
I can say you know NOTHING about pa political doings.
Rick wins by a slim.
You don't even know that Eddie and Bobbie are at war. Bobbie is running ads that kick Eddie in the crotch.
Wait an see. The Toomey conservatives are not as dumb as the demoKaRatz think. And Eddies union thug buddies in Philly may get collective amnesia when it comes to the senate race.
You know none of this. STFU
We seem to have a permanent contingency with this mentality lurking in the shadows...just waiting for any opportunity to pop out and drive down morale. I'm getting real sick of them, myself.
Not only is Rick going to win, he's garnering Dem crossover votes. The only "accomplishment" Casey can stuff into his empty suit is the fact that he and Fast Eddie were the payjacking sugardaddies. Well after the fact he claimed he thought it was unconstitutional, yet he had no problem signing those paychecks. Plenty of Democrats are calling in to the midstate talk shows complaining about Casey and how worthlessly entitled he comes off. Not to mention how utterly clueless he proved himself in the debates. They're holding their noses to vote for Santorum!
The rest of us conservatives have no problem voting for Santorum. In fact, we're jazzed about it. I've never once heard anyone say he's too conservative! In fact I've heard far more comments that he's not conservative enough.
I hope Chris will chose to make his identity known...after the election.
This cries out for an Xer ping.
Like James Carville once said, "Pennsylvania is Philadelphia on one side, Pittsburgh on the other side, and Alabama in between." I like your prediction and I agree that the race will be very close, a lot closer than the dinosaur newsrooms would want you to believe.
Here's his website:
Why not slide on by and drop him some cash? I just sent him a sawbuck. It's not much, but in the last half hour, he's collected about $700. Pennsylvania radio is cheap. ;O)
And Chris, if you're reading this, the datestamp on your fundraising meter is wrong: "As of 11/23/06..." should obviously be October, not November).
Alabama in between?
Well, our literacy rates are higher . . . .
[Petronski ducks, runs away...]
I just went to the website Chris set up. I plan to go back in a few minutes and make an online donation. But, I wanted to get this website out to all the FREEPERS who want to see Rick Santorum reelected as badly as I do.
If you run you'll only die tired! ;^)
Ping list for the discussion of the politics and social (and sometimes nostalgic) aspects that directly effects Generation Reagan / Generation-X (Those born from 1965-1981) including all the spending previous generations (i.e. The Baby Boomers) are doing that Gen-X and Y will end up paying for.
Freep mail me to be added or dropped. See my home page for details and previous articles.
There are many "life-long Republicans" who find anyone to the right of Lenin on social issues to be too conservative. But if they were what PA is, Santorum would not have been elected in the first place.
Ah, I remember that day well...A buddy and I were in Iowa with a huge Bush-Cheney sign, a "Flush the Johns" sign and a plunger, taking honks, cheers and (from the Dems) outraged abuse. We got into his truck at about 4pm to go back to Illinois, and he turned on Hannity. It was the first time either of us had heard about the exit polls. He was worried, I said "Yeah, right," and we discussed where Kerry had been campaigning the last few days. Conclusion: The polls were wrong, or Kerry would have had a very different schedule. I didn't worry about it any more for the rest of the day, and sure enough...
Screw 'em. We're going to do what it takes to win. Everybody send money or volunteer.
Love your tagline!
A car pulled up near me with a young man, mid 20's or so, waving to catch my attention. He reached into the back seat, and while rolling down his window with his right hand, he brought up a sign with his left and showed it. It was a "Vets for Bush" sign.
I called over to him, "I'm a vet, too! Today is Veteran's Day! Did you vote yet?"
"First thing this morning, brother! Happy Veteran's Day!"
We kept chanting "Veteran's Day! Veteran's Day!" until the light changed and he drove off. Meanwhile, Scott was shaking the plunger at oncoming traffic next to his "Flush the Johns" sign.
Man, it's good to be a conservative.
Here is his website ...
"Just don't think it is going to happen. Dislike of Santorum is very, very strong. He is a bit too Southern Conservative for PA (yes I have lived there for about 18 years). Too many hang-ups about sex that doesn't appeal to the Eastern part of the state )."
I know what you are saying, but the charicature of Santorum borders on bizarre ...
Santorum is an Italian-American, son of an Italian immigrant, Catholic, and married with many kids. Being a family oriented man doesnt give you "hang-ups about sex",
unless you think all of 70% of American against gay marriage is just 'uptight'...
Santorum is the most important race for conservatives.
the last real northeast conservative...
"I lived near Valley Forge, Pa for 29 years before moving, and the area has slid downhill, and veered to the left quite a bit.
The democrat political attack ads equating local Republicans to Floridian style conservatism - as if that makes one the scum of the world - were shockingly offensive to me."
It borders on a kind of bigotry, does it not?
I have that from the perspective of someone who grew up in New Jersey and is now in Texas. There is a northern arrogant attitude towards the south, reinforced by media and liberal elites, that equates social cosnervatism with some kind of low intelligence and backwardness.
"I know some life-long Republicans for whom Santorum is too conservative."
Probably named "Rockefellar" or maybe "Chaffee"
I've been driving around PA with a Santorum sticker on my truck for a couple of months now... And I haven't gotten keyed again yet... So things can't really be all that bad...
It exists because Rendell and Casey had a brutal primary for governor in 2002 - Casey went negative early and had a big lead, only to get swamped in Philly.
So you're right - Rendell is no fan of Casey's - I also think he resented the national dems coming in and deciding who the PA Dem candidate would be. He had to pay off Hoeffel with a patronage job to get him out before the primary, and made some kind of deal with Barbara Hafer to do the same.
It's ironic that the one chance Santorum has is the lack of hard-core D voters for Casey due both to his nominal pro-life stance (which is a charade) as well as Rendell's lukewarm support due to an old primary battle, especially since it is another old primary battle (Specter-Toomey in '04) that has helped put Santorum in the hole he is in.
My guess is Casey still wins - the Rendell vote machine in Philly will be out in force for the Gov race on 11/7. Casey rides in on Rendell's coattails, albeit likely against Rendell's (private) wishes (he must publicly support Casey).
Really, that is only partly true. The reason is also the reason PA politics is often difficult to comprehend for those who do not live here.
The fact is, Eastern and Western PA have little to nothing in common. The eastern side of the state (Philly & small NE cities such as Allentown, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, etc.) is true blue blood northeastern RINO country. However, the area west of Harrisburg is nothing like that - conside it part of the midwest, as Pittsburgh has much more in common with cities such as Cleveland and Cincinnati than Philly.
The East is fiscally conservative and socially liberal (read: country club Pubbies). Central and West is the opposite - fiscal liberals (read: union mentality) and social conservatives (especially pro-life and pro-gun).
All in all, it is an odd mix statewide. The key for 'Rats is to get enough Philly turnout to swamp the rest of the state, while the Pubbie key is to generate enough Central and West turnout to overcome the Philly advantage.
Just not sure if Rick has the numbers to do it (especially after the Toomey-Specter debacle), especially with Rendell on the ballot bringing all the government leeches out to vote in the East.
Get bent. The majority of us are more than happy to support Santorum.
It sure is! Keep that positive attitude! We need to move forward, even if just an inch at a time.
Since you don't want to disclose Chris' screen name, I will trust you to convey my thanks to him when Santorum wins.
I'm sure that Rove has already rigged the Diebold machines (wink, wink). Rove, you magnificent b*****d!
I love Chris like a son and I'm proud of his accomplishments even though I disagree with him on this issue. I don't think Rick deserves to be re-elected, nor do I believe he will be re-elected.
Ditto, CG
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Seven years of bad luck are over. "Complaints against Alberta newspapers dismissed by human-rights commission," by Karen Kleiss for the Edmonton Journal, September 23 (thanks to Sounder):
EDMONTON — Alberta's Human Rights and Citizenship Commission has dismissed nine complaints filed against the Edmonton Journal and the Calgary Herald in connection with a controversial editorial published seven years ago.
The complaints were lodged by Muslim and Palestinian organizations and their supporters, who argued the editorial was likely to incite hatred or contempt toward Palestinian Arabs and Muslims, contrary to Alberta's Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism Act.
In a seven-page decision dated Sept. 21, commission director Marie Riddle dismissed all the complaints.
"Although in my opinion statements made in the editorial . . . were offensive, based on the recent case law, I can find no basis to forward the complaint for a human-rights panel, and I hereby dismiss the complaint," Riddle wrote.
Journal lawyer Fred Kozak said the editorial expressed the opinion that delegates attending a meeting in Malaysia should condemn the use of suicide bombers as an inappropriate way of bringing about political change.
"Free expression must always include the right to criticize people, organizations and governments," Kozak said. "It should also include the right to publish a wide variety of views and opinions and perspectives, especially concerning political events in the international community.
"(This decision) recognizes that language is, and will always be, an imperfect way of communicating, and that the expression of opinion will always provoke other expressions of opinion — but that is highly valued in a democracy."…
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I started driving this truck when I was 15 years old. It's what I first learned to drive. I'm now 24 and I've never had any major problems with it. I have to admit I'm not always great at getting the oil changed every 3k miles, but at 189K she still start up every time. I'm on my 2nd cluch (learning to drive) and never replaced so much as a starter. I've hit a deer, a side rail on a highway, and a small car and never had to do much repair past a bumper and a fender or 2. She still get's about 20 mpg- would be better with a tune up. I can't belive I'm thinking of selling her. Hope the new Nissans hold up as wll as the old.
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Take that slap up side your head from Duke as a response to your blabbering delusions of nobody else but me being against you. Once again you end up looking like a pissy @ssed fool, dancing like a dwarf for the amusement of the forum.
Ahhhh ha ha ha! You've just been smashed in the face with the shovel of truth, lil' Trooper. Now just close your eyes and get back to Mitt Romney running naked through your dreams.


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Wujido is the most powerful and effective among Karate and Kungfu Systems because it combines the best of both. Mas Oyama, one of the greatest masters in martial arts history has said that "Karate is the strongest martial art". Most people rightly believe that Kungfu is the most "sophisticated and subtle" of the Asian martial arts. Wujido fuses the best parts of Karate and Kungfu by one of the worlds highest ranked masters of both Karate and Kungfu into an amazing and incredibly powerful and sophisticated system of martial arts, self-defense and personal growth, and it does this holding true to both. It is a surprise to many but the truth is that Karate comes from Kungfu of the16th and 17th century. Karate therefore is Kungfu but also with the added benefit of the Bushido culture and intense focus on fundamentals so in Karate the creative and sophisticated aspect was subordinated until advanced ranks which few westerners obtain. This is the challenge to black belts and individuals who have had some background in Karate, Taekwondo and other systems. Wujido is the next level training for you.
Wujido retains the speed, focus, and power of Karate for which it is well known, but also has the technical sophistication and effectiveness of the most advanced techniques of Kungfu known to man, but taught in a clear and understandable way that makes it possible for anyone to learn it. The on-site training is dynamic and exhilarating putting the student through his paces easily equaling and surpassing the faddish fitness DVDs and systems in effectiveness but also done in safety with application of martial science.
The student learns how to kick and punch, deliver knock out power with both hands and feet, learn holds and throws, and also necessary ways to protect self and others in the real world equal to and exceeding mixed martial arts due to the fact that mixed martial arts is a very effective combat sport but the traditional systems are designed for the street. Wujido bridges the gap between form and application, sports and street application and effectiveness. Technique has more than a single level, in truth there are multiple levels of understanding and applications eg. level 1, level2, level3, level4 each reaching a higher level of precision and effectiveness. Very few masters have reached the legitimate high black belt level to be able to teach a student these things.
The styles so popular today and that are used by many bullies and street thugs are based on violence, aggression, and deception not the true technique because such people never submit to strict and disciplined schools emphasizing character development along with the training nor do they take the path of traditional schools that are often myopic and closed minded resulting in the Sifu unwilling to teach the true art or in fact often those schools have already lost the truth of their art due to the chain of tradition being degraded into rote memorization and mindless forms. This was the impetus of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do and his theories of Kungfu that created so much controversy and in fact led to a world-wide revolution in martial arts.
Because the modern martial artist rejects certain traditional elements and often they are left out of the training can make that same person surprisingly easy to defeat if violence is unavoidable. In this regard, Wujido teaches students how to avoid and neutralize violence in school and on the street without resort to violence. If you know how, it will help you lead a life of peace, pursuing your hopes and dreams and avoiding violent trauma when possible, but having the confidence in yourself if you are forced to act. Training from beginner to advanced levels and learning the elegant and sophisticated art of Chinese pressure points and control techniques is considered the most advanced form of martial arts in all styles; Karate, Kungfu, and Jujitsu.
Wujido is true "Old School" Kungfu and Shaolin Martial Arts, well researched and scientific, made up entirely of Shaolin Kungfu skills such as Chi Kung and many esoteric and sophisticated method and technique, and strict Bushido culture of discipline and focus. Wujido brings together the Shaolin Monk Boxing and also the 5 animals Shaolin Kungfu systems it confers upon the advanced practitioner the ability to mobilize incredibly powerful and sophisticated skills as a result of dedicated effort.
Wujido has a Chinese name also. This Chinese name is Wuxingbafaliuhe Quanfa which means "5 Animals 8 Methods 6 Harmonies Shaolin Boxing System". Wujido incorporates principles of internal martial arts so it brings certain methods found in famous internal Kungfu styles of Tai Chi and Xing Yi containing the theory of the 8 methods and 6 harmonies. These make it not only effective for self-defense but also has benefit for fitness, health, and longevity. These scientific principles trained properly give the student the ability and opportunity to learn what are called the "higher" powers in Kungfu. By incorporating these principles and methods Wujido has become a truly innovative and revolutionary way to teach Kungfu that can work for anyone.
"Wujido is the new way to teach Kungfu that can work for anyone."
Beginners are encouraged to attend classes two times a week for best results. Classes are available every Thursday and Saturday. Schedules are available upon request. Just drop by and visit enrollment is as easy as filling out a short form and you can get started right away.
For the kids there is the Young Tigers. Young Tigers teach children discipline and confidence through rigorous and virtuous action. Increased focus and fitness do wonders for confidence and grade point average. Having the confidence and skill to walk through the world at public schools and in life in a way that keeps them safe and out of trouble is the Young Tiger's way. Respect for others, discipline, good practice habits all provide a strong foundation for later life.
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Despite being just a sophomore, Anthony Alex of Wayne Hills is dominating the high school golf scene. In turn, the Patriots are able to dream big this season.
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The five most memorable moments at the Grammys
In revisiting the most memorable moments of the 55th Grammy Awards, there are several places we can start. Shall we begin with the surprise album of the year victory by Mumford & Sons? Or with the hearty superstar tribute to Levon Helm? Or perhaps with Katy Perry's provocative dress, the most revealing outfit since J. Lo's chest-plunging ensemble (or lack thereof)?
For this Grammy post-mortem I'll be keeping my eyes on the music (although you should really check out this pic of Ellen DeGeneres with Perry). Photos below courtesy of Reuters. »Read Full Blog Post
Usher with Bebe Rexha at Marcus Amphitheater
Usher's Sunday night Marcus Amphitheater show was a major deal for Summerfest, the Big Gig's biggest get, his only U.S. show all summer.
But it was just as significant for Usher. »Read Full Article
Jake Bugg, Cole Swindell, The Orwells, Crowder, Bombino, Domenic Marte
Jake Bugg
Following a brief but fierce downpour Sunday night, Jake Bugg's fest-closing set at the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage started right on schedule. The 20-year-old English folkie came onstage to squeals of delight from the faithful fans assembled up front. »Read Full Article(1)
Video: Tap Milwaukee music writers on the best and worst of Summerfest 2014
Tap Milwaukee music writers Piet Levy, Jon M. Gilbertson, Erik Ernst and Cal Roach give their opinions about the best and worst of Summerfest 2014. »Read Full Blog Post
Exclusive video: Matisyahu performs 'Exaltation' at Summerfest
On Saturday, reggae rapper and alternative rock musician Matisyahu headlined the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse at Summerfest. The performance in Milwaukee came just a over a month after the release of his fifth album, Akeda.
The show started about 30 minutes late because of sound problems, and after two songs, Matisyahu stopped the show to address continuing audio issues, which were fixed. »Read Full Blog Post
In Tandem Theatre holds free sneak peek at new season
In Tandem Theatre is giving its fans a sneak peek at next season's shows Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Tenth Street Theatre, 628 N. 10th St. The troupe will perform snippets of its upcoming shows including "The Glass Menagerie," "Come Back," "Little by Little" and the perennial favorite, "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas." There will be hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. This preview and open house is free, but In Tandem asks that people R.S.V.P. by Monday. That can be done by calling (414) 271-1371 or emailing email@example.com. »Read Full Article
Bastille Days brings French flavors to downtown Milwaukee
The charm of Milwaukee's Bastille Days festival is not only French, but also urban. If you work downtown, you can walk a few blocks to Cathedral Square Park and eat your lunch while listening to Robin Pluer at 11:45 a.m. Thursday or Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound at 11:45 a.m. Friday. Now that, mes amis, can really make you say "ooh la la."
If you dig the sound of brass, check out New Orleans' The Soul Rebels on Friday. Fans of world music can turn to R.A.S. Movement and Funkadesi on Saturday. »Read Full Article
Reggae and rose wine dinner coming up at Odd Duck
Odd Duck in Bay View will have Reggae and Rose, a five-course wine dinner paired with rose wines and tunes in the background, on July 13.
The dinner is new executive chef Dan Jacobs' first in collaboration with restaurant co-owner Ross Bachhuber. »Read Full Blog Post
Sunday Summerfest country picks: Cole Swindell and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
A daily pick of the best country stars and newcomers at Summerfest
Cole Swindell - 9:30 p.m. at the Uline Warehouse »Read Full Blog Post
'Postcards from America: Milwaukee,' Gathering on the Green and Wild Ones Weekend
Milwaukee portraits
Take a look at how others see us with a visit to the "Postcards from America: Milwaukee" exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 900 N. Art Museum Drive. The exhibit features photos taken recently by 11 visiting photographers from the Magnum photo cooperative. One of those photographers, Alessandra Sanguinetti, will be at the opening reception Thursday in the contemporary galleries. She and the museum's curator of photography, Lisa Sutcliffe, will talk about the exhibit at 6:30 p.m. The reception runs from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission is free with general admission ($17, adults; $14, students; free, seniors and children 12 and younger). »Read Full Article
Exclusive video: The Crystal Method talks EDM, scoring TV shows
On Saturday, Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland of The Crystal Method sat down with Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy before the DJ duo's headlining performance at the Miller Lite Oasis.
The EDM duo has been performing for over 20 years and released a new self-titled album at the beginning of the year. In the video, Jordan and Kirkland discuss how electronic dance music has changed over time and what's in their future. »Read Full Blog Post
SomeKindaWonderful performs 'Reverse' at Summerfest
Up-and-coming pop rockers SomeKindaWonderful made their festival debut at Summerfest on Saturday, headlining the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage.
The band's appearance was a late addition to the Big Gig's lineup and the group's first show in the Midwest, though they have Midwestern roots: The band formed after surreptitiously meeting in a bar in Cleveland, Ohio, and wrote the song "Reverse" on the same night. »Read Full Blog Post


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Prep Roundup: Ranked Eagles fly past TC
Eastwood came into Tiffin ranked in the top 20 in Division II by the state's coaches. But that didn't stop Columbian from rolling to a game one victory. But the Eagles flexed their muscle, taking game two before winning a thrilling game three. Eastwood finished things off in game four for a 14-25, 25-17, 26-24, 25-18 win.
"It was Eastwood. They're traditionally a very good team, came in ranked in the state," said Columbian coach Bill Bonham. "We knew it would be a good game. We were that close. We were hoping we could get more of a push, and sustain a longer battle against them. We just came up short once again."
Alyssa Price led a balanced TC offense with 10 kills. Maddie Williams was right behind her with nine and Haley Sendelbach chipped in eight. Price added three aces and Sendelbach two.
Also for Columbian (9-7), Taylor Reinbolt picked up 13 digs, Michaela Sharlow 10 and Williams seven. Sharlow also served two aces.
Bonham says he feels the team is entering another phase in its growth.
"We're starting another phase in our program, and that is to start learning again," he said. "It's time we go back to the learning process, but we need to do it at a more intense level and do it with more confidence. Once we can get through this phase of learning, we can apply it. If they continue to do what we been doing, if we do it in this next phase, that will get us over the hump in these close matches we've been having."
Lakota makes it a Long night for Woodmore
KANSAS – The trip from?Woodmore to Lakota is pretty short, but it turned out to be quite long for Woodmore.
Lakota got 22 combined kills from Destiney?(12) and Bree?(10) Long-Meyer. It all culminated in a 27-25, 25-15, 25-15 win for the Raiders over the Wildcats.
Bree Long-Meyer and Khilee Baltz each had five aces, Aubrey Bickford dished out 25 assists and Alaina Bickford picked up 17 digs in the win.
Destiney Long-Meyer also came up with four blocks.
BC on the same page with win over Galion
NEW WASHINGTON – It was a clash of two North Central Conference golf titans at Cranberry Hills. Buckeye Central (13-2) defeated league rival Galion (12-2) 153-158 Monday.
The Bucks were able to edge out Galion with consistent play from Adam McGinnis and Tanner Zaebst. The duo shot 37s and were the match medalists. Derek Shell helped close the books on the Tigers, carding a 39. Zach Parker contributed to the win, firing in a 40.
Elmwood takes meet in Sectional preview
ARLINGTON – Playing the back nine of the site where Carey (5-6), New Riegel (5-12), and Elmwood (7-5) will compete in their sectional tournament, Elmwood came away with a tri-meet shooting a 191.
New Riegel was right behind the Royals, carding a 199 to take second.
Travis Williams led the Blue Jackets by firing a 44. Lance Smith shot par on two holes to card 47 and Aaron Reinhart added 51.
Carey finished third shooting 211.
Grant Wentling had the low round of 51 for the Blue Devils. Devin Huffman and Alex Kimmet both carded 53.


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Fifteen year-old Maggie arrives in London on the run from her humdrum suburban life, determined to make it big in show business.
For more than thirty years she is exploited by both men and the media. She struggles against endless set-backs and disappointments, always remaining optimistic, always believing that this time her big break has come. Then, when most of us would have given up all hope, the celebrity circus rockets her to bizarre and unexpected pinnacles of fame.
Starting in 1970 Maggie de Beer's journey mirrors the rise of celebrity culture and the growth of the media which ruthlessly created it, exploiting and destroying the lives of girls like Maggie who willingly offered themselves up, happy to make any amount of personal sacrifices in exchange for a chance to live the dream. She is determined to make herself "interesting" and only when she finally achieves her goal, at enormous personal cost, does she finally discover, under the full glare of the media spotlight, that the family she was running away from was never as humdrum as she had believed.
This is the story of a woman who just wanted to be recognised and loved by the public.
LisanYee Apr 24, 2015
Love the beginning already. Am a local KL girl and lived in England for abit. This made me feel right at home.
anitanorah May 03, 2014
brilliant first chapter, love your no nonsense style of writing
AndrewCrofts Jan 17, 2013
@LeslieJaneRosite Many thanks. If you liked this you might you might also like "The Overnight Fame of Steffi McBride" which is also on Wattpad and tells the other side of the story. Best wishes, Andrew Crofts
AndrewCrofts Jan 13, 2013
@SuperSkittle Thanks so so much for your enthusiasm. If you like Maggie de Beer you might like to go on to "The Overnight Fame of Steffi McBride", which is also on Wattpad and tells the other side of the story. Best wishes, Andrew Crofts
SuperSkittle Jan 12, 2013
I read this story before on my friend's user, and OH MY GOD, I love this story too much, haha!
AndrewCrofts Jan 05, 2013
@RateMForMelton Thanks for commenting. Interesting start to your story, I've never met a girl called Kenneth before. I know Wellington College in England, is there one in New England as well? Keep up the good work. Best wishes Andrew Crofts


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The best part about the month of January is that the NHL started playing hockey again.
Every hockey player, coach and fan—along with most of the owners—wanted the game to resume after a four-month lockout. It appeared quite dubious at the beginning of the month, but the powers that be came to their senses.
Other than wanting to get off to a good start in a condensed 48-game schedule, the big thing about the month of January was getting in game shape.
However, now that the first month of the season has been torn from the calendar, there are a number of questions that will be asked and hopefully answered in February.


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We saw Jersey Boys on Broadway in New York and enjoyed it more than we had expected, since none of the songs make our top twenty list. It's all about the story, the sining, the harmony, and the trip back in time.
Winner of a Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album, and the Olivier Award for Best New Musical, this national touring production of Jersey Boys is a toe-tapping overview of legendary 1960s rock group The Four Seasons' career and colorful personal lives. The story goes behind the music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons to follow the rags-to-rock-to-riches tale of four blue-collar kids who work their way from the streets of Newark to the heights of pop music stardom. Jersey Boys features their hit songs "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Rag Doll," "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" and more.
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