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They were asking a lot of questions Friday. The night before, Grafton's football team gave top-ranked Homestead a major scare, forcing the Highlanders to score two touchdowns in the final 4½ minutes to pull out a 35-28 victory. In terms of credibility, the 35-28 loss was worth more than any of Grafton's victories the past two years.
It was also timely. A day earlier Black Hawks athletic director Scott Parsons spoke at the WIAA area meeting when the discussion turned to the football playoffs. He talked about the strides his school's program was making and the challenge that still lies ahead for it as the smallest public school in the North Shore Conference.
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Football is a numbers game more than almost any other sport. If it didn't matter so much, we wouldn't have so many divisions. The physical nature of the game dictates that the more bodies you have, the better your chances
Grafton and other schools that are small in comparison to their competition are on the short end of that equation. Even in good years they have trouble getting enough league wins to qualify for the playoffs.
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"If the best interest is to get the best teams and the best opportunities for kids, then we need to ask the question are we doing that," Grafton coach Ben Chossek said. "If the answer is yes we're doing that, then keep it the way it is. If the answer is no, then we need to take a look at how we make (the playoffs) in the best interest of the kids."
This year's Black Hawks, particularly the senior class, hold a special place in Chossek's heart for how they've helped change the culture of his program.
Three years ago, the coaches met with the freshman class and asked them what they hoped to accomplish in the program before they graduate. The boys talked about being successful on the field, sticking with the program and getting the community to rally around the team. They were lofty goals, considering Grafton hadn't won more than two games in a season for a number of years.
Establishing a different mind-set wasn't easy.
"As far as mentality goes, I remember when I was a freshman and working with guys. They just didn't have the mentality of, 'Hey, we have to go out there and win,'" senior tight end/defensive end Beau Benzschawel said. "They were like, 'All right, let's get done with this workout. Let's get through this game. Let's just get done with it.'
"But now everyone is working harder to get to that spot where (we say), 'Hey, we've got to win these games. We've got to work hard every day just to get better.'"
Grafton (2-2) closed 2012 by winning three of its last four games. Seventeen starters and 18 seniors returned from that team and opened the season 2-1, with the lone loss by three points to Plymouth. Many of those players have been on the varsity three or four years.
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Weisflog, the team's offensive MVP last season, is a dual-threat quarterback completing 54% of his passes. The 6-foot-6, 240-pound Benzschawel has seven Division I scholarship offers, with most schools wanting him to play tight end. Senior receiver Alex Gall is another three-year starter and another big threat at 6-3, 185. Senior Alex Teich is a three-year starter in the backfield capable of getting the job done catching and running the ball.
And defensively, the unit is anchored by a line that features Benzschawel, seniors Sam Zarling and Alec Schimmelpfennig and junior Brandon Steen. Teich and junior Will Birch anchor the secondary.
"Everybody relies on the guys next to (him), trusting that they'll do their job," senior linebacker Alex Marshall said.
This is probably the best team Grafton has had in at least a decade, and unfortunately it's not a lock to make the playoffs. The meat of the Black Hawks' schedule remains, with Whitefish Bay set for Thursday followed by Germantown (Sept. 27) and Cedarburg (Oct. 11).
They're the kind of team Wisconsin Football Coaches Association executive director Dan Brunner was thinking of when he told athletic directors at the area meeting about some of the ideas the WFCA is working on to improve the playoff system, be it some revised form of the District Plan from a few years back or weighing victories and losses to cut the gaps small schools experience when they play against significantly larger schools.
It's an interesting discussion that won't help Grafton this year. The Black Hawks need to win three of their final five games to guarantee a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 1997.
Regardless of what happens, the team made one thing clear to the rest of the North Shore on Thursday night.
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Two eggs hatched in 2014. Both chicks survived, thrived and fledged, taking off in October for a few years at sea. The Vermont Center for Ecostudies has learned that loons return to places very close to where they were raised, even after all that time and having only seen home from the air once, as they were flying away.
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The geese and mergansers of Fish in a Barrel Pond begin the season with dozens of goslings and ducklings. Those numbers dwindle quickly, though, as snapping turtles, otters and mink take their toll. They rely on sheer numbers in spring to leave one or two youngsters still swimming come fall. When danger strikes they scatter, every bird for itself, and if one or two of your brothers or sisters get picked off, at least it wasn't you.
The loons, however, lay only one egg, maybe two, with one serving as an insurance policy, should something happen to the other. Something usually does. One egg hatched this spring, one egg did not, and we were able to get to the one that didn't before it was snatched up by an otter, mink, heron or crow.
Wrapped up in paper towels and tape, it was labeled and frozen before being picked up by the Vermont Center for Ecostudies for further, um, study.
Halfway Through the Season
I am willing to admit that, when a man uses "finger quotes" for the fifth time, explaining why the "rules" don't apply to him, a quick left jab to the nose may not be the best response, even if it seems perfectly appropriate at the time.
I am also willing to admit that, when on the way to stupid, pain-in-the-ass, court-ordered anger management classes, taking it out by swerving into a group of young turkeys on the shoulder of Route 5 might come across as a tad offensive to some.
I will even concede that, when a real judge suggests a little "cooling off and drying out time," a stay at Detox Mansion might not be such a bad idea, even if it might mean doing yard work with Liza Minnelli.
Each of those statements is true but none are applicable to this season at Fish in a Barrel Pond (so far). No one has been punched in the nose (yet) or been to court and ordered into behavior modification, no turkeys were harmed in the making up of this nonsense and, I assure you, Quill Gordon's Steel-Toed Drinking Shoes remain laced, all the way to the top.
The ice went out and the loons returned. The large black and white aquatic birds came back, too. It's been all anglers, all the time, following pretty much the same script as every year, except for the 18 hours I spent spiraling in the vortex of airport Hell that is United Airlines in Houston, or being struck by the thought that I, of all people, could arrive late, find my way through a throng of thousands from one terminal to another in Chicago, and catch a flight with just seconds to spare while a man from (name any city) can barely find his way around an old camp in Vermont measuring 20′ x 20′.
Six times in the last 12 weeks posts have been started and not finished, leaving three people wondering what might have happened to Quill Gordon. The truth involves discussing feelings and emotions and such so, when people ask, I just let them go on thinking I've been raking leaves with Liza.
Here We Go Again
An entire winter's worth of snow slowly condensed into a thick layer of ice, sitting on lake ice that formed in December. With less than a week before Opening Day, there was nothing to be done about the ice but hope it would go out in time. Meanwhile, there were camps to prepare, repair, and otherwise make ready for the upcoming season.
Woodland creatures were evicted, floors were swept, and beds were made, as if there were no ice at all (other than in the usual low spots in water lines) and, while anxious anglers left messages asking about the lake, cussing and banging gave way to sighs of relief at the sound of trickling faucets. Continue reading
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Five days remain in the season at Fish in a Barrel Pond. Just one more round of making beds and folding washcloths and soon it will be six months before I again wipe the Sunday whiskers from the sinks after a bunch of fly fishers clean up for their return to what they call the "real world." Please note the gender neutrality of that sentence.
After half a year of all anglers, all the time, my wagon is draggin' and the purposeful stride of spring has become a shuffling autumnal amble, interrupted by the occasional hop as I hitch up my pants. Long summer twilights and the splashy rises of trout taking mayflies seem distant memories as I walk the shore this morning in cold rain, seeing only desultory slurps here and there as a few late-season midges emerge. An entire mountainside disappears as fog works its way down-slope and soon the whole valley fills in, creating for a moment the illusion of being lost in time and that the lake, the camps, and all other things in my own "real world" are nothing more than memories themselves.
That, of course, is nothing more than hogwash its own self as at that moment a terrible noise shredded the foggy mountain silence. Continue reading
Stubbornly Waiting for Drakes
A photo of a dirty bathroom floor sucked most of the funny from a recent post. The resulting flapdoodle and folderol was probably to be expected but it is interesting to note that the indignation expressed at the condition of said floor was nearly matched by the indignation expressed at its having been pointed out. But here's the thing: This blog is dedicated to everyone who gives in to the urge to get away from it all, but it is especially dedicated to the brave souls who take care of them when they arrive and, as anyone who has had a job that included cleaning restrooms can tell you, from posh resorts to the most modest of camps, floor-dribblers aren't the half of it.
Having Fun or Not, Time Flies
What Would Quill Gordon Do?
When the workday is through, and he has a choice, do you suppose he would choose A):
or B):
The correct answer, of course, is "B" but sometimes it is "C" which involves falling asleep in a large, comfortable recliner like normal people.
Question: "Quill, if I just give you some money will you take me out and show me how to fish this darn lake?"
Answer: "No."
Question: "Quill, would you like to go fishing with me?"
Answer: "Oh, yes! That would be delightful." Continue reading
Slow Evening on the Pond
The air is warm, the water is warm, and the fishing is, well, slow. During the day the trout are hunkered down, hanging around spring holes and the feeder streams where the little dribbles of cool water still flow in (boy oh boy, do we need rain). In the evening a few small pods of fish move around, sipping mayflies and other insects blown in by the warm breeze, but a summer's worth of fishing pressure has made sneaking up on individual fish and groups of cruisers difficult. They've been educated and shy away from the boat. Long, accurate, delicate casts are the only way to hook up.
I can do long, I can do accurate, and I can do delicate but all three at once is asking a bit much so I spend a fair amount of time just sitting, watching and waiting. Here's some of what I saw on the pond two nights ago:
[This is as good a time as any to note that there are six camps scattered along the shores of Fish in a Barrel Pond, each named after one legendary fly or another. They are, in no particular order, the Parmacheene Belle, Gray Ghost, Queen of the Waters, Cahill, Coachman and Mickey Finn (an acknowledging wink to the Neverwas Nonesuch Angling Society's long tradition of fiery potations and mind-numbing concoctions). The names were chosen by a specially appointed committee charged with choosing from a list of suggestions submitted by the membership.
Certain members were against naming the camps when the issue came up for a vote, not so many years ago (one camp burned to the ground without a name, way back when — see "The Conflagration at Green Damselfly Cove") and an attempt was made to turn the decision into one the membership would regret. If they had succeeded in stacking the committee in their favor I could very well have just introduced you to the Bitch Creek Nymph, Rat Face McDougal, Quack Doctor, Golden Monkey, Cow Dung and Ethel May.]
The sounds of the loon stir something primal, deep within all of us (see "Sadly Mistaken"), or at least they used to. More and more, as phone signals and broadband coverage improve, I see people mesmerized by the little boxes they carry, looking at each other and themselves but not what's right in front of them or yakking away about things that, when you stop to really think about them, probably don't merit a phone call in the first place and I am a bit concerned.
Never again do I want to hear a person say, "Can't something be done to shut those birds up? I'm trying to talk here!"
I would, however, like very much to hear, again and again, "Quill, I dropped my phone off the dock. Can you fish it out for me?" because I would say "NO! Firstly, that ain't fishin' and lastly, I'm glad you dropped it. Might do you some good to be bored out of your frickin' skull for a week, you spoiled little …" Continue reading
Sadly Mistaken
If I were to describe to you the absolute saddest thing I have ever heard it would break your heart and ruin your week. You'd mope around the house in your slippers and robe, the furnace and your pathetic sighs the only sounds in the house other than silence. Not even I know what describing it would do to me, especially at this point in winter with February still to go, but I can imagine and no one needs to see that. Continue reading


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Delivered by Daniel Högsta, ICAN Network Coordinator I'm speaking on behalf of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, a
The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) Australia is gravely concerned with the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties' final
So many different events were organised by ICAN partners and campaigners all over the world to commemorate the 70th Anniversaries
On April 25-26, ICAN campaigners from FundiPau hosted a series of events in Barcelona during the annual Earth Festival.
This interactive map from ICAN Austria shows you the best (and worst!) of the NPT Review Conference
ICAN, as a network of organisations and campaigners, is completely reliant on the hard work and progress achieved by partner
The discussions on effective measures for nuclear disarmament and the legal gap are rightly inspired by the understanding that there is a humanitarian imperative to prohibit and eliminate nuclear weapons
After 12 years of monitoring the Conference on Disarmament, today the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) has
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I recently stumbled opond a unique and funny thing today. It was the japanese Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles OVA and it was funny as hell.the craziness can only be understood by seeing it. for any who remeber the original turtles cartoon from back in the day should check it out. the website is downloadanime.org before warned you need a bitorrent program first to download.
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TMNT CartoonPosted: Jan 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by silversamurai
You know, it's funny you mention it because not many people know you can get the 1st season of the old cartoon on DVD. I guess you could blame it on bad (ok, NONE) advertising, but it has the original 5 episodes, plus 4 never-before-seen ones that were supposed to air later in the series.


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Hallandale Wants to Kick Our Butts Off the Beach
The Hallandale Beach City Commission is contemplating an ordinance that would make smoking illegal on the city's public beaches. "There are obviously anti-littering laws, but it's easy to just stick a cigarette in the sand," says Commissioner Keith London, who proposed a feasibility study for a no-smoking-on-the-beach ordinance after learning that cigarette butts accounted for 46% of the trash plucked there during prior beach clean-ups.
Preliminary inquiries show that the city might have to defer to state officials on matters related to smoking legislation. That might explain why, as far as I can tell, no city in Florida has banned smoking on its beaches.
Now, I'm all for a good smoke now and then. And I should confess to having enjoyed, and then mashed out, a number of cigarettes on various beaches during my younger, more reckless days. But here's the problem with stubbing that sucker out on the ground: A cigarette butt takes years to disintegrate. The filters are made of cellulose acetate (rayon); they leach toxins (tar); and sea birds sometimes mistake them for food (one hell of a belly ache).
So, good luck Hallandale.
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There's been a lot of talk lately about a possible remake of Martin Scorsese's masterpiece Taxi Driver (1976). Lars von Trier was attached for a while, then Scorsese even floated the idea of doing a 3-D remake, perhaps just as a whim; but in the meantime, director Michel Gondry has stripped the whole project down to a two minute bare-bones recap, which is at once brilliant and also very funny.
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Michel Gondry's 2 Minute Remake of "Taxi Driver"Sunday, January 15th, 2012
Lars von Trier's Melancholia (2011)Thursday, November 17th, 2011
Click on the image above for the trailer for Melancholia.
I'm not a Lars von Trier cultist by any stretch of the imagination — his previous work strikes me as empty and pretentious — and I say this only because with Melancholia, easily the best film of his career, he has created one of the the most heartbreaking, elegiac, complex and accomplished films in cinema history — in short, it's a stop at nothing masterpiece, and instantly joins the pantheon of truly remarkable films, evoking everything from Dreyer to Bresson to Resnais and all the stops in-between.
The plot of the film is no secret; Justine (Kirsten Dunst) is a deeply depressed young woman whom we meet on her wedding day, afflicted with melancholia, the disease; at the same time, a huge planet, also named Melancholia, is hurtling towards earth at terrific speed, destined to utterly destroy the planet. All of this is revealed in the first five minutes, in a super-slow-motion montage reminiscent of the video gallery pieces of Bill Viola, culminating in the moment that Melancholia collides with Earth, as seen from distant space.
But after this opening, wordless sequence, scored to the strains of Wagner's Tristan and Isolde, the film leaves the apocalypse plot aside for a close-up examination of Justine's disastrous and ruinously expensive wedding, during which Justine bit by bit collapses into a state of almost complete catatonia. Her sister, Claire (Charlotte Gainsbourg), tries to help her through the day-long ordeal, but to no avail. By the end of the day, Claire's husband deserts her, she's fired from her job for telling off her obnoxious boss, and her mother, Gaby (Charlotte Rampling) stands up during a toast and tells the entire room that she hates the very idea of marriage, even as the forced festivities continue.
That's the first half of the film, aptly entitled Justine, but when Claire takes over the eponymous second half of Melancholia, the film deepens into a doleful meditation on mortality, the worthlessness of property and money, the fickle stability of family relationships, and because the end of the film is predestined — we know from the opening moments that everyone in the film will die, as well as every other person on the earth — the tragedy becomes almost unbearably intense, as Justine pulls out of her depression, embraces the inevitability of death, and becomes, against all odds, the most courageous member of the group in the film's final moments.
More than that I cannot and should not say; this is a film that simply must be experienced, preferably on a large screen for full visual and emotional impact. This is the sort of apocalyptic thriller that only an artist can pull off; it's absolutely pitch-perfect for its entire two hour and fifteen minute running time, and like the rogue planet that dominates Melancholia from first frame to last, the film inexorably gathers velocity and resonance as it hurtles towards its horrific and yet transcendant climax. The entire cast is superb — Dunst gives the performance of her career in the film — and John Hurt, Kiefer Sutherland, and all the rest of the ensemble are equally brilliant.
I spend so much of my time watching junk, which is all the Hollywood makes now, so when something as good as this, or Margin Call, comes along, I want to celebrate. It's as Ingmar Bergman said near the end of his life; you see so many bad movies, that after a while, you don't expect anything more. Then something like this comes along. Melancholia is an astonishing, absolutely remarkable film that succeeds on every level — as human drama, as science fiction fantasy, as social parable, as purely visual filmmaking. See it at once.
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Zebras will get a trial run on Pennsylvania Avenue
DC transportation officials say a small physical barrier called the Zebra could prevent illegal U-turns on Pennsylvania Avenue, which endanger cyclists using the bike lanes. After some delays, they intend to present a proposal and do a trial installation in September.
Last month, officials from the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced that they would ask the US Commission on Fine Arts (CFA), which advises on architectural and design issues for buildings, monuments, other forms of art abutting Pennsylvania Avenue, to consider using the Zebra, made by the Spanish company Zicla.
Zebras are used in bike lanes to separate cyclists and cars. On Pennsylvania Avenue, they can also prevent dangerous and illegal U-turns across the bike lanes, which have become increasingly common despite attempts to increase police enforcement.
In June, I met with Bicycle Program Coordinator Jim Sebastian and Bicycle Program Specialist Mike Goodno, who showed me a sample Zebra and gave me a digitally altered mock-up of Pennsylvania Avenue with the Zebras.
Sebastian said that DDOT plans to suggest installing the Zebras, calling them the preferred low-profile option on Pennsylvania Avenue. At the time, he said he wanted to go before the CFA at the next possible meeting. But the June and July CFA meetings came and went without DDOT appearing on the agenda, to the disappointment of DC cyclists.
DDOT has been busy lately with other projects such as the New Mexico Avenue bike lanes, M Street cycletrack, and an expedited repaving of the 15th Street cycletrack. It's unfortunate but understandable that safety improvements on Pennsylvania Avenue have been delayed.
However, after I reached out to Sebastian this week, he says that DDOT intends to appear at the CFA's next meeting September 19, which is open to the public. He also anticipates the Zebras will be available around that time, meaning that DDOT can install them on a test block of Pennsylvania Avenue soon after the meeting. If they're successful, DDOT will place them along the length of the bike lanes, from 13th Street NW to 3rd Street NW.
Where? We need them desperately on most bike lanes in DC.
Before we put in something that will deter drivers from cutting across this lane, we must guarantee this will completely prevent them from doing so.
The former is meant to be ironic. As for the latter, if one u-turn is prevented, this is a winner.
The Zebras are the LEAST protection I want to see out there, and their simplicity is meant to REDUCE the need for intensive review. Instead it's going to be a year since the lanes were "temporarily" removed for repaving and then hastily restored without improvement.
If they had kept to the original designed width of the cycle track then I wouldn't as concerned.
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