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8/19/12 Mets at Nationals: Nationals Park
Let me just start with this: It was a Sunday game. I knew there would be no batting practice. The only reason I'm attending games like this is to not have to go to a bunch of games in Minnesota to accomplish my goal of going to at least 50 games this season.So I just want to survive these kind of games and get on with my life.
When I first entered the stadium there was absolutely no action on the field, so I headed over to right field to talk with an usher I know pretty well. He told me that before I got to the seats, Ross Detweiler threw a bullpen session and decided to throw the ball into the seats in foul ground. Unfortunately, those seats weren't open to the public yet. I then saw the Mets warming up on the right field side, so I ran over, put on my ridiculous costume from the day before, and got Ramon Ramirez to toss me a ball like a wide receiver by asking him in Spanish:
I then headed back to right field. When the rest of the stadium opened, everyone else headed to the dugout to line up for "Signature Sundays", but I headed right for where I thought the ball I had spotted earlier was. Look what I found there:
I would/should have had another, though. As I was running through the seats, a guard/usher tried to stop me saying that I couldn't get to the front of the line by running through the seats. Right as I had to explain that I didn't care about the Signature Sunday promotion, a Nationals pitcher, probably Stephen Strasburg, threw a ball randomly into the seats. I would have definitely had it had I not been stopped.
So, although I had a decent total for a game without batting practice, my expression in the next picture says it all:
After I found the "Easter Egg", I lined up for the Signature Sunday thing, and watched in pain as a Mets throwing pair finished their game of catch in left field. What happened to Signature Sunday? It started raining, so the whole thing got cancelled.
I then headed out to right field where this was my view:
At that point, I was actually a little happy it was raining. I knew coming into the game that there would be no BP, so rain would only help to drive away people from the stands.
As for the game, Gio Gonzalez had an okay start, allowing 1 run in five and two thirds innings; yet he won his sixteenth game of the season as the Mets' Jeremy Hefner allowed five runs in an almost similar inning load (5).
The most exciting part of the game though came from this being my view of the game:
In I want to say the seventh inning, I heard a collective laughter emanating from behind me; followed by Scott Hairston throw his glove on the field. It was the second time he had done so. He had thrown it on what appeared to be a bird on the field.
Eventually, Andres Torres swooped in and scooped it up:
Yeah, the whole game was delayed for that.
Torres then handed the animal I still wasn't sure the species of to a security guard who came from the Nationals bullpen with a towel:
Hairston then got heckled for the rest of the game because he acted so afraid of it. Here he is laughing about it himself:
I had to look at the highlight ( maybe lowlight for Hairston), but I saw that it was actually a praying mantis that had invaded the field of play. See for yourself:
I then headed to a friend's house for dinner right after David Wright flew out in my direction. It was pretty disappointing since he was THE reason I sat in the outfield for all three games. Actually, though, I stopped to give a ball to the usher I was talking about earlier since he had told me where it was hiding.
• 2 Balls at this game (1 pictured because I gave 1 away)
Numbers 373-374 for my lifetime:
• 152 Balls in 37 Games= 4.11 Balls Per Game
• 2 Balls x 33, 764 Fans= 67, 528 Competition Factor (yay mental math!)
• 46 straight Games with at least 1Ball
• 2 straight Games with at least 2 Balls
• 112 Balls in 26 at Nationals Park= 4.31 Balls Per Game
• 18 straight Games at Nationals Park with at least 1 Ball
• 2 straight Games at Nationals with at least 2 Balls
• Time Spent On Game 11:03- 6:49= 7 Hours 46 Minutes
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Sounds good, i'll see you then. I usually get there about an hour early; so i'll probably see you before the gates open. I'm fine being on film if you decide to record.
Paul- Okay. I don't know what exact time I'll get there, but it'll be around that time.
Mateo – what gate are you going to be at tomorrow at Target Field? I'm going to the game and will be at gate 34 in right field. Hope to see you there and do a little ballhawking with you.
Paul- I think I may start out at Gate 34 a while before the game, but if the crowds are sparse enough, I think I'll move to… Gate 8 is it? Just before the gates open. I don't know. It'll probably be a judgement call. By the way, are you okay being on film if I decide to film a Before The Gates Open video tomorrow? I may wait until I'm more familiar with the stadium, I may just film the video tomorrow, or I may just film two videos for Target Field. Who knows.
MN?! Target Field is my stomping grounds. Hit me up some time and we'll do some hawking together. I just started getting into hawking, but I do have a few helpful tips about Target Field. Any idea when your first game at TF will be?
Good luck and I hope my fair state treats you well. It' not a great hawking stadium, but the attendance is dropping like mad, so the opportunities should start to increase.
tonyv433- Oh, nice. My first game will probably be this upcoming Tuesday of the Mariners series. My full schedule is here: http://www.myGameBalls.com/baseballdata?db=fischerm&action=showschedule
I don't know if I'll make ALL of the games on there, but I'll definitely make it to about 7-8. Looking forward to seeing you at Target.
Nice! I'll have to take a look at my list of games, but i know that I have September 30th for sure (and I believe the 28th). I have tickets for 8/30, but I cannot go. I have a friend checking if they can use them, but if that falls through, would you want them? I will be able to tell you tomorrow if they are available.
Best of luck!
Tony- Oh wow, yeah, of course. That's the Tigers series, right? Pretty much the reason I want to go is I love those "Fan Appreciation" weekends. I don't know how good it'll be for ballhawking, but they're usually awesome. I understand it's not a sure thing, but thanks for just the offer, even if it works out for you.


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Kinra: no idea- turns around smirking-
Psi: play with me or I'll ad another head to my collection~ *smiles*
chuck: goes to alex and ask her do you have any candy if not i will use my fists against you
*Urahara Kisuke pops out of nowhere*
Ohayo minasan...
I wish you all a happy halloween.
Please feel free to visit my sweet shop
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-whispers at stewie as I appear out of the ground- you cant kill something that is already dead -holds scythe as it disappears into my skin-
Stewie: Good Lord!!
I dont have candy -disappears and you cant hit a person that can kill you -scythe appears out of skin and holds it to your throat- cya -disappears into a black mist and appears on a tombstone and sighs-
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Adam: -Real werewolf- Nice place....-licks lips- SHould be fun....
-scythe disappears into skin again and looks at choker- hmm I wonder who else is a monster like me, a real monster -stares at the cementery that I created-
Scarlet: *sings a hunting slow song in the moon light on top of the tombstone*
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chuck norris: i might be human but i am chuck norris the strongest and sexiest man alive
-hears a wolf howl- heh looks like a were wolf found its way
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thinks: that got nothing on my scream....
Stewie: Well then, I shall create a device that will suck the living daylights out you, mark my words, your days as a ghost will soon be at end, isn't that right Rupert!!
Adam: -snffing through graveyard, red eyes searching over every tombstone-
yea yea kid -tosses him candy that is poisonous but stewie dont know that and looks at the wolf-hello there mutt -smiles and looks like a guy to everyone still-
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Adam: -snffing through graveyard, red eyes searching over every tombstone-
Scarlet: *stops and difts over to a far stone*
hmmm....who are you?
chuck norris: stewi we should join forces and take over . with your mind and with my physical strengh we can do great things so what do you say?
Adam: -growls and bares fangs at Alex-
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Students generally begin taking their professional education courses in either the spring of their first year or the fall of their sophomore year. However, taking education courses does not constitute formal acceptance into the education program. Formal application to the education program will be made at the end of the sophomore year after having completed 48-65 credits. At that time the Education Department will assess the student's program. Students should demonstrate a positive attitude toward teaching, have an overall G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher, develop a satisfactory teaching portfolio, earn a passing score (as established by the Pennsylvania Department of Education) on the PEARSON PAPA Tests, and meet the state requirements for health. If all of these conditions are met, the student is admitted formally to the teacher education program.
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If a student does not gain formal acceptance into the teacher education program by student teaching, then an internship experience may be used in place of student teaching, and a degree in education that does not lead to certification may be earned.
Assessment System
The King's College Education Department has an assessment system that collects and analyzes data on applicant qualifications, candidate and graduate performance, and unit operations to evaluate and improve the unit and its programs. King's faculty and local school faculty will use performance-based assessments to assess education students during courses, field experiences, and advisement sessions. To pass though the assessment "Gates," students will also be expected to demonstrate satisfactory development of a teaching portfolio (as determined by the student's advisor during advisement sessions), earn a "C" or better n all education classes, and meet other requirements outlined in the Teacher Education Handbook. In order to be considered a program completer, students will be required to take the appropriate PRAXIS II or PECT Tests during their final semester at King's. Students may earn a non-certifying education degree that will not lead to certification or to "program completion."
Basic Requirements
Preparation for certification must include at least sixty semester hours of general education. The distribution of the courses will cover the humanities, social sciences, and the natural sciences and conform to the college's Core Curriculum. Students seeking certification in secondary education will major in one of the following content areas: Biology, Chemistry, English, French, General Science, History, Political Science, Economics, Mathematics, or Spanish. At King's, students pursuing a certificate in Citizenship Education will major in history, political science, or economics and complete additionally prescribed courses for a social studies core.
All education students will take a minimum of thirty-seven hours of professional education courses. They will include courses in educational foundations, field experiences, reading skills, educational psychology, teaching diverse students, general and special methods of teaching, teaching the exceptional child, and student teaching practices.
All students seeking certification must meet the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's requirements at the time of certification. Currently these requirements include six credits in mathematics (numbered 100 or above at King's) and six credits in English (3 in writing and 3 in literature). The Average GPA of 2011-2012 program completers on the bachelor's level was 3.509, while the average GPA for Post-Baccalaureate Program (formerly Fast Track) students was 3.910.
Student Teaching
During the senior year, all students in the teacher education program are required to participate in a professional semester. This includes approximately two weeks of course work (student teaching orientation) followed by twelve weeks of supervised full-time student teaching with diverse students. Education majors are placed in student teaching positions at various early childhood, elementary, middle schools, and high schools in the local area. Students are required to submit an application for student teaching to the student teaching placement coordinator no later that February 1for the following fall semester placement, and September 30 for the following spring semester placement. During the student teaching semester, students are discouraged from taking any course except EDUC 440, Inclusive Education.


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February 5, 2014 —
Every great once in a while William Shakespeare comes to mind, and the past week was no exception. Those famous words, "what's in a name," were originally spoken by the lovely Juliet, but have been heard around the world countless times since then. Often, a simple name can conjure up vivid emotions, which in turn, evoke sentiment recalling special times—past, present, or future. At the risk of being called a "name dropper," I've already made plans to sit down this summer with some of country's biggest stars, and last Friday I took my seat with Paul Ciliberto and Michelle Semerano (www.thunder102.com [2]) in Bethel, NY (www.bethelwoodscenter.org [3]) to welcome fans to the box office opening salvo with the 2014 M&M Auto Group Country Megaticket, featuring Lady Antebellum, Toby Keith, Keith Urban and Miranda Lambert. I had the pleasure of drawing a name from the hat, and Kiamesha Lake's Ira Rudick was the lucky recipient of a complimentary pair of lawn tickets for M&M's series. Excitement? You bet.
Dharma (www.facebook.com/DharmaTheWonderDog [4]) and I schmoozed with folks streaming in to be the first on line to take advantage of the pre-sale, and I had an opportunity to chat with Bethel Woods Museum Director Wade Lawrence and site interpreter Duke Devlin. While Duke played with the pooch, Lawrence took time out of his busy schedule to give us a preview of "America Meets the Beatles"—a special exhibition to mark the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in America, featuring the images captured by LIFE photographer Bill Eppridge. "While the magazine published a few photos," Lawrence explained, "Bill snapped hundreds, many of which have never been seen until now." Clearly excited about the upcoming exhibit (April 5 through August 17), Wade's enthusiasm was contagious, and I know that I'm not alone in anticipating this "Fab Four" retrospective.
When I hear the name Allyson Whitney, powerful words resonate: strength, courage, heroic and inspirational among them. On Saturday, Dharma and I joined a packed house in Monticello (www.mrwillys.com [5]) with the board of directors, (www.allysonwhitney.org [6]) supporters, friends and family as plans for the 2014 calendar and annual 5k run (May 10) were laid out by Gabrielle Scott Ingber and Barbara Strong.
Town of Bethel Supervisor Daniel Sturm was in attendance and expressed the board's sentiments by saying, "We're so excited to be supporters of the [upcoming] third annual Allyson Whitney 5k Run and Walk. Allyson's story needs to be shared with the world and this organization does so much for so many." To date, the foundation has granted more than $50,000 to young adults battling rare cancers, and the organization, run solely by volunteers, deserves credit for doing their part and keeping Allyson's memory alive.
What's in a name? With the question still fresh in my mind, I made my way to Callicoon, NY (www.callicoonbrewing.com [7]) later that same day and posed it to musician Doug Rogers (formerly of the Hoy Polloy) whose band is "in transition."
For more than a year, I'd been hearing a rumor that Rogers was less than satisfied with the group's moniker and (apparently) unable to make a decision himself, posed the query to fellow band members, seizing the opportunity to welcome newest addition Shawn Caden (guitar and sax), while still waffling. "The guys have been giving me a hard time about the name," Rogers told the crowd. "The 'Doug Rogers' part isn't going to change anytime soon, but starting tonight, we're Doug Rogers and the Backseat Drivers. Let's play!"
After suggesting that Doug update their Facebook page, ("like" them to get alerts on future shows), I sat back to enjoy the band's eclectic sound, enhanced by musicians Caden, Mark Switko and Chip Forelli, whose showmanship and patter is (IMHO) as much a part of the show as Rogers' signature accordion and fun twist on classic tunes. Following a rollicking (and unique) rendition of "Just One of Those Things," Doug quipped that his spin was "cowboy Cole Porter," and the audience was on its feet, dancing, clapping and singing along.
The group sounded great, and it was fun to get out of the house after the last few weeks of frozen pipes and slippery roads. Once again, I'm reminded of the good times rolling throughout the Upper Delaware River Valley and look forward to the slew of concerts, shows, and gallery openings coming down the pike. While the names might change, that which we call a rose would smell as sweet.


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Fantasy Guru Daily: 7/12/11
After what appeared to be a good day in terms of news when it comes to a new CBA, we will spare you the details of lawyer meetings taking place yet again today and instead focus on actual football news.
Who's the starting RB in Green Bay? … If you ask Ryan Grant, he is. Somewhat lost in the shuffle of the team's championship season was the ankle injury Grant suffered in the season opener that landed him on the IR and off the team's Super Bowl roster. For as good as the team was, their one weakness may have been the ground game, which never made up for the loss of Grant. Instead we saw a group of different backs fill in for Grant, including Brandon Jackson, John Kuhn, Dimitri Nance, and perhaps the most intriguing name, James Starks. None of those players averaged more than 3.7 YPC and it was Jackson who led the team with 190 carries for 703 yards. Starks, who has a lengthy injury history, started the 2010 season on the PUP list [...]


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December 20, 2013
Educator Leader Cadre and Illinois State Board of Education Workshop on Assessments and Standards
The Illinois PARCC Education Leader Cadre and the Illinois State Board of Education will host a workshop on Assessment and Standards that will be held January 13 in Lisle, January 14 in Bloomington and January 15 in Effingham. This workshop is designed to update participants on the implementation of PARCC as well as provide in-depth information about the structure of PARCC. The morning will include an overview of a balanced assessment system, update on PARCC and a panel of local educators discussing implementation of standards. Afternoon breakout sessions will include the following topics:
- Implementation of New Illinois Learning Standards – ELA with an Eye Toward PARCC utilizing the PLDs
- Implementation of New Illinois Learning Standards – Mathematics with an Eye Toward PARCC utilizing the PLDs.
- Teacher Evaluation and Student Growth: Alignment of Student Growth and New Illinois Learning Standards and PARCC.
Pre-registration is required using the links below. There is no fee for the workshop. Lunch will be on your own.
January 13, 2014 - Hilton Hotel, Lisle https://assessmentconf.eventbrite.com
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Athlete Of The Week: Andrew McFarland
Andrew McFarland is on a roll.
The Carthage sophomore picked up his 100th win in Frontier League wrestling last weekend at General Brown - and that's after taking the league's Class A crown and finishing second in sectionals last season.
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Dr. Jompobe "Joe" Vuthiganon, an Instructor in the Department of Oral Rehabilitation at the James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine, has been named the 2013 ADEA/ADEA Council of Students, Residents, and Fellows/Colgate-Palmolive Co. Junior Faculty Award recipient.
This national award recognizes junior faculty who demonstrate excellence in teaching, research, and service. Dr. Vuthiganon was acknowledged at the 2013 ADEA (American Dental Education Association) Annual Session & Exhibition in Seattle Washington on March 19th, 2013. As part for the award, he was given a $2,500 stipend to cover travel expenses to the conference and to further his teaching, research, and service efforts.
Vuthiganon received his dental degree from MUSC in 2009 and completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry in 2010. Following residency, Vuthiganon came back to Charleston and joined the faculty full-time at MUSC.
In his personal statement to ADEA, Vuthiganon wrote, "I am proud to be a part of the faculty at my alma mater and to work alongside the instructors who taught me how to be a dentist. I have found my calling in dental academia where I can not only serve my patients, but also be part of the training of future dentists. I look forward to the future as I continue my career here at the James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine."
Through teaching the Dental Materials I course, as well as developing The Oral Rehabilitation Clinic Handbook™ (TORCH), Dr. "V" (as he's known by the students) has made a positive impact since he started teaching at MUSC.
Katie Daniel, the third-year student who nominated him for the award, can attest to his impact. In her nomination letter to ADEA, she wrote, "Not only does Dr. V put together engaging lectures, he also makes MUSC a brighter place just with his presence. This can be an underrated quality . . . especially in the stressful world of dental school."
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BRATTLEBORO The Brattleboro Retreat is facing another potential loss in federal funding because of a failed inspection.
Vermont Public Radio reported that the warning came after a suicide attempt in June. Officials visited and found problems with patient safety issues, jeopardizing the Retreats standing with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
The centers sent the Retreat a letter July 8 saying its federal funding would be revoked if it didnt resolve the issues by Oct. 6.
Earlier findings had to do with a key breaking off in the lock to a patient room and a broken light fixture in an elevator.
Retreat officials say the centers have accepted their plan, and that it will keep its funding as long as it passes an unannounced inspection before the deadline.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER Vermont hunting, fishing and trapping licenses for 2017 will be available Dec. Full StoryWHITE RIVER JUNCTION A Vermont National Guard member has denied a charge of sexually... Full StoryRutland City is getting $20,000 to tweak its zoning laws. Full Story
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Running into other bloggers. MLB Playoffs
When CCompe1 (Carol) posted in the ITD blog, it reminded me of this email I got from Andy of www.Andystadium.com. I had commented on his blog before and he in turn has visited my blog. During Fan Appreciation Day, I was making my rounds at each level. I had gone to see Carol and her mom but my visit was brief as the seats around were taken so I could not stay. This is what I received from Andy:
Hi Emma. Thanks for emailing me. That was the 3rd game of the season that I attended and Ted Lilly was the starting pitcher in all three. It's funny because I didn't plan it that way. In fact, the tickets were free because we'd gotten some free ticket vouchers at the Casey Blake signing in Pasadena earlier this season. So Ted Lilly won two of the three games we attended.
We sat in Reserved Level Section 1. You (I hope it was you, lol) were talking to a lady in the aisle seat in Row M of our section, I think. It does look like you were making the rounds visiting friends. I love your Jackie Robinson jersey. We were in Row 0, right in the middle of the row. I wanted to go over to introduce myself but I didn't want to inconvenience other people to stand up so I could go up the stairs–I had already done that several times earlier.
I had always wanted to meet you and Roberto and other Dodger bloggers and to take a group picture at the game–maybe next season! I'd also like us to be featured in next year's year-end Dodgers "Thank You Fans" video. Wouldn't that be cool?
Anyways, I've attached the picture. It is you, isn't it?
Yep, that was me with my game used Jackie Robinson jersey and the giveaway "this is my Town" floppy hat.
I hope to meet you next year Andy! Let me know when you are at our Blue Heaven on Earth.
MLB Playoffs
Is ironic that all three homeruns in the first game of the NLCS were hit by Ex Dodgers, two by Cody Ross and one by Jason Werth. thanks NEd Colletti. This series is tied at one.
Cliff Lee was brilliant in game 3 of the ALCS against the Yankees. He gave up two hits and struckout 13. Texas leads the series two games to one.
Early games on Tuesday so I'll be checking updates for the first one at work and hearing/tweeting the second one.
Philadelphia at San Francisco 4:19 ET PM FOX Hamels vs Cain
Texas at NY Yankees 8:07 ET PM TBS Hunter vs Burnett
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Wow Emma, thanks for featuring my email in your blog! I'm flattered! I would have already blogged about Fan Appreciation Day a couple of weeks ago but my computer is down and has my pictures of that day on it. I'm using the gf's computer for now until my own is fixed. In the meantime, I really can't wait for next season. And I'm glad the Dodgers signed Ted Lilly. He did very well in his limited time with us.
Hey Andy! As I said, when CCPompe1 posted in the ITD blog, it reminded me of the email you had sent me and that I wanted to blog about it.
It is funny that the three games you attended, Lilly was pitching.
I find myself watching more the ex-Rays players on these LCS series teams than the whole game.
Maybe it is the pure fact that two teams with pinstripes are the favorites, and I like the Underdogs this time.
Hopefully the powers that be will be frustrated and we get a Texas versus San Francisco World Series.
Would serve the talking heads at ESPN and Fox right after trying to beat down the underdogs possible dominance.
Rooting in the darkness for the G-men and Rangers…two western division teams…Imagine that!
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I am rooting for the underdog of the AL but I don't know about the Jints. If they make it, oh well. I am trying to follow the game here at work since I don't leave for another 30 minutes.


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If you don't follow the world of poetry, let me assure you Natasha Trethewey's appearance at CCAD Wednesday is kind of a big deal.
For proof, check out Trethewey's poem "Pilgrimage," which is as good a distillation of her writing there is, a wrestling of life in the south with our country's racial history.
Like all my favorite poems, "Pilgrimage" draws me in on first read and beckons me to return for further reflection, each time revealing some new truth or insight or, simply, a turn-of-phrase that's beautiful and that I want to carry with me in my pocket the rest of the day.
Trethewey is our nation's current Poet Laureate, a sort of cultural ambassador for the artform charged with raising its appreciation and understanding.
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they cant miss right now, this is a basketball team
There is no way a team with this much talent should be playing this way.
Its just baffling. At the very least even if we aren't a great defensive team we certainly should be able to put points up in a hurry. Yet the offense looks so stagnant. We are back to being a jumpshooting team that is SO easy to defend against.
they cant miss right now, this is a basketball team
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Re: Weekly Picks & Meal Club for 2013
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Retiring Fire Chief Jim Saletta was greeted with praise and recognition by the Huntley Village Board last week for his 11-tenure tenure with the Huntley Fire Protection District.
Mayor Chuck Sass presented Saletta with a plaque and commended Saletta for leading the district during a time of rapid growth in Huntley. Saletta oversaw the construction of the district's fourth fire station and helped the district gain national accreditation.
"He came here from a long career in Elgin, and took the Huntley fire department to the next step," Sass said
Saletta's last day is Saturday. Deputy Fire Chief Ken Caudle has been named as Saletta's replacement. After being recognized, Saletta thanked Sass and the trustees for their own work with the village.
"The village also excelled in making progress in our community. My compliments to you," Saletta said. "As a fire chief, I truly appreciate the fact that we got accreditation on a national level, as did your police department. As a citizen, it makes me very proud to live here."


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Registration is under way for a Cops & Kids basketball tournament featuring…well…cops and kids.
Kids ages 6 to 13 get a shot at competing in a series of 10-minute games against Clovis police June 4 at the Clovis High School gym.
Kids who participate get a trophy, T-shirt, a bag of goodies and a free photo.
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The last passenger train ran through Clovis on May 1, 1971.
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"There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors." — Jim Morrison
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On this day in 1873, San Francisco businessman Levi Strauss and Reno, Nev., tailor Jacob Davis are given a patent to create work pants reinforced with metal rivets, marking the birth of one of the world's most famous garments: blue jeans.
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Polio Virus Spreads to Northern Israel
JERUSALEM — A strain of the polio virus was found in wastewater near Hadera, meaning the virus has spread to the north of Israel.
The discovery comes two weeks into a national vaccination project to inoculate Israeli children aged 9 and under with a weakened form of the live virus.
As of last week, 182,000 children have been vaccinated with the live virus. The children already have been inoculated against polio in their regular childhood vaccinations.
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A Hawaii lawyer is pushing for regulations following accusations of a botched birth.
In 2011, Margaret Drake called her naturopath saying her water had broke and her contractions started.
The baby was coming, but the help didn't. Drake says nobody showed up at her Manoa home until the next day!
"The delivery process went on for over two days. The naturopath should have taken Margaret to the hospital for an emergency C-section but did not," said Drake's attorney Richard Turbin.
Baby Makaio was born limp and taken by ambulance to the hospital.
Nearly two years later, Makaio still has serious issues.
"Severe brain damage. Developmental difficulties. Will have most likely development difficulties for the rest of his life," said Turbin.
A lawsuit was filed this week against the naturopath, Lori Kimata, assistant Kaja Gibbs and the Sacred Healing Arts Center.
Drake says Kimata came highly recommended as a midwife.
"It's very popular. Many friends of mine have done it, as you can tell from the article in the Honolulu Weekly," said Drake. "It's more well-known and accepted and advertised as a safe option with people who knew what they are doing."
"Although the naturopath claimed she was a midwife, there are actually no legalized, licensed midwives in the state of Hawaii because midwifery in the state of Hawaii is not regulated," said Turbin.
Turbin is hoping that will change with the next legislative session. Senate Health Chairman and ER doctor Josh Green agrees.
"We license other professionals in the medical field, of course. Midwives should be no exception," said Sen. Green. "In these particular cases, deliveries can go south quickly where mom could die or obviously a child could be injured and disabled for a lifetime so it's gonna have to happen."
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Those of us who have short or selective memories may not fully comprehend Irans persistent hostility towards the United States, but in assessing the controversial nuclear agreement with Tehran reached late Saturday it may be helpful to examine some pertinent facts.
For example, in 1953 America was deeply complicit in the overthrow of Irans democratically elected prime minister, Mohammad Mossadegh.
The Americans were persuaded by their British allies that Mossadegh must be ousted because he was intent on nationalizing Irans oil operations, which were run by a British company. Although Washington (and especially Secretary of State Dean Acheson) initially opposed the intervention, President Eisenhower was elected in 1952 and eventually supported the plan.
Iranians havent forgotten that, nor have they forgotten that the United States sided with Iraq when these neighboring nations went to war in the 1980s and hundreds of thousands of lives were lost.
So, its not terribly surprising that we frequently hear Death To America! chants from resentful Iranians, especially when they are encouraged to do so by their political leaders.
Thirteen years ago former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told an audience of American business leaders that it is easy to see now why many Iranians continue to resent this intervention by America in their internal affairs.
Not that Albright was excusing Irans behavior since Mossadegh was driven from office and replaced by the pro-American and deeply authoritarian Shah of Iran. She correctly accused the Iranian government of religious persecution and seeking to develop nuclear weapons.
And of course there was the unforgettable and unforgivable 1979 seizure of the American embassy in Tehran and the holding of hostages for 414 days. That outrageous act was led by Iranian students who were furious that the United States provided medical care to the recently ousted shah and refused to send him home to face prosecution for his alleged crimes.
In short, the fragile relationship between the United States and Iran has many threads, and theres plenty of blame to be shared.
Although Iranian leaders consistently denied they were trying to develop nuclear weaponry, their agreement to stop doing so would appear to be a tacit concession that the United States and its allies were right all along. They signed off on the agreement in exchange for a temporary relaxation of the tough economic sanctions that have crippled Irans economy.
Joining The United States in the negotiations with Iran were the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia and China. Two of Americas strongest allies, Israel and Saudi Arabia, were deeply distressed by the pursuit of the agreement with Iran.
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Because Israel has so many supporters of both parties on Capitol Hill, President Obama can expect to be sharply criticized for his role in reaching this agreement with Iran.
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#147757 - 09/10/05 02:46 PM condyloma acuminatum
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Condyloma acuminatum, condylomata acuminata, 'genital wart', caused by human papillomavirus. From Gk κονδυλωμα (kanduloma) 'knob, callous lump' fr. Gk κονδυλος (kondulos) 'knuckle'; fr PIE *ken- 'to compress, pinch; nip' many different roots augmented with other final consonants: *kneu-k-, *kneu-g-, OIr cnocc 'grave mound, barrow', OE hnocc 'penis'. Acuminatum, p ppl of acumino 'to sharpen, make a point' fr. acumen 'point; shrewdness' fr. 'to sharpen, exercise, improve; accent', cf. acute accent.
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#147758 - 09/11/05 02:27 PM Re: Knucklehead
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#147759 - 09/11/05 04:19 PM Re: condyloma acuminatum
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Because they believe strongly in divine intervention for cures, the Bush admniistration has a series of religions ceremonies to try to cure this condition:
Condy Rites._________________________
#147760 - 09/11/05 05:36 PM Re: Knucklehead
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Ceci n'est pas un seing.
#147761 - 09/12/05 01:52 AM Re: condyloma acuminatum
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I do hope, zmjezhd, that this series of medical terms for problems with the male organ, though fascinating, are not a reflection of your own state of health?
#147762 - 09/12/05 09:28 AM Re: words, just words
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I do hope, zmjezhd, that this series of medical terms for problems with the male organ, though fascinating, are not a reflection of your own state of health?
No, your hopes are justified, Bingley. Thanks._________________________
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#147763 - 09/12/05 09:45 AM Re: words, just words
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Hopes are justified by a whim of human nature, never by their satisfaction. They have their origins, in opposite circumstances, real or illusory. If Bingley's hopes cannot therefore be justified, and have, in all politeness, not been directly expressed, still, they are grounded.
#147764 - 09/12/05 10:04 AM Re: no means no
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But his question remains untended.
My answer to Bingley's question was "no". Still is. Sorry to disappoint._________________________
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#201299 - 07/21/11 07:52 PM Re: condyloma acuminatum [Re: ]
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Your point?????_________________________
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#201415 - 07/28/11 07:21 AM Ho, Conner [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: conner11Condyloma Acuminatum..
Yes, that's the singular. And -ata -a is the plural, i.e. a whole bunch of 'em.
Is that what you were referring to?
Why bring it back up now?
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Wouldn't be the first time if mangapada lied about the release date, but let's keep our hopes up high.
holly **** people, use manga section sticky threads!
making new threads in every 5 mins and in wrong section -_-
Exactly like I said, while japan will get the chapter next week, poor them.
It will be break next week by the way
However late or fast it sud come by tonight......
Well I guess I'll just read some mature mangas or Hentai.....-.- don't judge me
WTF................... cant wait for all three ,nande dayo??
anyway better than next week .
thx mate
Hmm. . . . . . . . . tomorrow, huh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
don't worry it will not finish in 2020 too
Thats great thanks for the news man
Im getting tired of this shit
ho ho hope so......
Dattebayoo minna. Im not lying. just go to offical site Managareader.net on fb . and read the status :DDDD
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Well I guess I'll just read some mature mangas or Hentai.....-.- don't judge me
futari ecchi??
Shut up dude
others already made a thread like this
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Shut up dude
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i do not care if you dont belive. so you must shut up
It's not that I don't believe
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