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Lenovo OneLink Technology
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A breakthrough providing an astonishing new level of high-frequency performance — without sacrificing precision or efficiency — the TAG HEUER MIKROGIRDER represents in and of itself an enormous technological leap forward. The potential benefits to future chronograph design and function might be huge, and TAG Heuer, once again, leads the way.
True to its "Technology and Design" DNA, TAG Heuer has embedded this mechanical engineering masterpiece in a new stunning asymmetric chronograph case design. Though the placement of the crown at 12 o'clock is inspired by the 1/100th of a second Heuer stopwatches of the 1920s, the overall design is decisively avant-garde. The unconventional shape and wide opening makes for easier reading, while the dial design allows one to see the beam/girder regulator system "at work". A new Concept masterpiece from TAG Heuer.


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By Helena Rodriguez: Local Columnist
I'm under attack!
It's personal. It's political. It's spiritual. It goes straight to my heart.
There is no middle ground!
And it's not just me. America is under attack!
Since we were attacked on Sept. 11, 2001, Congress has become like suicide bombers, launching Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) on us. First they put guns to our heads by starting an unjustified war in Iraq without an international support system and now they're shooting the bullet right through our heads by refusing to pass a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages, something that goes against the very laws of God and nature.
In the name of personal liberties for a few, our most sacred institution of family is under attack.
I fear for our country. I fear for our future.
What I wouldn't do right now for a middle-of-the-road politician who leaned just enough to the right to stop the killings of unborn babies who also have a right to life and to stop the vital threat to our future if same-sex marriages are legalized.
What I wouldn't also do for a middle-of-the-road politician who also leaned just enough to the left to find a peaceful solution to the war in Iraq and who wouldn't be so blinded by corporate dollars.
Are you like me? Do you feel alone in the middle? And yet the only thing I expect from our commander in chief is peace, the right to life for all and the preservation of the institutions of family and marriage.
After watching Michael Moore's movie, "Fahrenheit 9/1l" in Lubbock last weekend, I feel rage. To put it more strongly in Spanish, "Tengo rabia!" The documentary had some parts that were obviously over-dramatized, but more than half of the movie was based on actual, uneditorialized footage that cannot be dismissed. There's nothing — no WMDS — to justify war. Only more troubling, unanswered questions and scandals.
Now move to the far left and I feel even more rage. I thought they would get my vote, especially the way Republicans throw around the word "liberal" like it's a bad word. I see nothing wrong with being liberal when it comes to challenging the notion of "business as usual," for the better of the masses, but not when it has the potential to become a WMD on families. That is what I see happening and it makes me sick.
I cannot, with a good conscience, vote for Bush. But I cannot, with a good conscience, vote for John Kerry either, and I've always been a strong proponent of voting. You know, it's the old notion, "Su voto es su voz!" "Your vote is your voice!"
I was outraged seeing in Moore's movie that only one Congressman has a child serving in the Iraqi war and when Moore personally tried to get Congressmen to enlist their children to fight this war, which they themselves voted for, he was laughed off. That's disturbing!
And yet there is no consolation on the other side either. I feel terribly let down by Kerry, a politician who had the potential to become the next JFK. A man who I thought would get my vote, but has instead helped unleashed WMDs. I also feel betrayed by Kerry as a Catholic. He wants to partake in my church's sacraments while publicly supporting abortion and same-sex marriages, two issues in direct opposition with church teachings. How can a man like this be trusted to take an oath of office to serve our country?
As for Republicans, they typically oppose abortion to protect the unborn. What about protection for our children who will be subjected to the unnatural union of a man and man or a woman and woman? Oh yeah, we can teach them tolerance, but it will be a lost lesson down the road when this all backfires on us — and it will!
I'm afraid I may be labeled as an angry Hispanic woman, an angry single mother, an angry conservative Catholic, an angry, liberal college student or an angry, somewhat-of-a-liberal journalist with old fashion family values (try to pin a political affiliation on me).
But wait, I am all of those things. And even more than being afraid of how I'm labeled, I'm more afraid of what the future holds.
I'm a single mom, but I agree with Republican Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist in that "Marriage is the best way to protect children." If I could do things all over again in my life, I would. I'm trying to instill in my 14-year-old daughter, Laura, the values of marriage, in hopes that her future children will grow up in a two-parent household. I'm talking husband and wife here.
I'm tempted to blame Bush and Kerry for these WMDs, but we're to blame, too, for not making our voices loud enough. For allowing TV networks to portray the alternative lifestyle as being mainstream. Opponents of the same-sex marriage measure have vowed to continue the fight. I only pray that they will also fight for peace.
Helena Rodriguez is a columnist for Freedom Newspapers of New Mexico. She can be reached at


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Proposed regs provoke responses
NARROWSBURG, NY — Impassioned outbursts are fairly frequent occurrences during regional discussions of natural gas exploration in the Upper Delaware region these days. Upper Delaware Council (UDC) meetings are no exception and the release of the Delaware River Basin Commission's (DRBC) Draft Natural Gas Development Regulations has prompted a flurry of concerns related to the process for making public comment on the new regs.
Many say the March 16 deadline is too short. Others are unhappy that email comments will not be accepted. Most are scrambling to draft their responses to the 83-page document developed between DRBC staff and commissioners, and described by DRBC communications manager Clarke Rupert as "an iterative process."
Ultimately, the staff takes its cues from the five commissioners who represent the states of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and the federal government. "We would offer a draft, they would give us feedback and we would incorporate that feedback," said Rupert during the February 3 meeting of the UDC. The proposed regs have been released in order to continue the dialogue and the process, according to Rupert. "The commissioners felt the draft is ready to share with the public to start the rulemaking process."
It is currently uncertain what will happen after March 16. "It will be the commissioners' call as to whether changes should be made to the draft regs based on the comments we receive," said Rupert. "It's possible that we might have to go out for public comment again. These are unknowns."
Public questions
Damascus resident Bernie Handler asked whether the DRBC will add any additional public hearings or extend the public comment period. "We're going to consult with our commissioners on those requests," said Rupert "What currently stands is what's in effect now."
"What real place does the public have in this?" asked
Barbara Arrindell of Damascus Citizens for Sustainability. "Is the public basically an annoyance?" "The public input is important," said Rupert.
"There were thousands of comments about the water withdrawal from the Lackawaxen River, mostly negative. Yet, the commission passed the water withdrawal," continued Arrindell. "It's as if the comments were irrelevant. How is this going to be any different?"
"My crystal ball is not working, so I don't know how this will turn out," said Rupert. "The commissioners have to make the ultimate decisions in terms of taking the input from the public and making a decision on what to do. It's not that they ignored the input, they considered it, but they still felt it was something that they could approve."
Honesdale, PA resident Jane Prettyman asked if a cumulative impact study was ever considered by the DRBC. "We don't have the funding," said Rupert. "We reached out to various congressional offices asking for assistance. Congressman Hinchey went to bat and got above and beyond our request, but in the final analysis, everything has come to a halt because of the way Congress is addressing earmarks or what really are congressionally directed efforts. With the new leadership in the House, it is unlikely that any earmarks will be in bills in the foreseeable future."
Rupert said that new information that becomes available in the future could be incorporated at that point.
Prettyman responded, "It sounds like you're allowing an experiment to go on. With all due respect, I don't think that's a very good way to proceed."
Rupert said, "I would guess that the kind of approach you're suggesting is something we will hear in the comments and the commissioners will have to make a decision as to how they're going to respond to that. It's all part of the input process that you and others are raising."
Prettyman asked that the UDC include a request for a cumulative impact study in its letter, and that they call for application of the precautionary principle, which states, "When an activity raises threats of harm to the environment or human health, precautionary measures should be taken even if some cause and effect relationships are not fully established scientifically (www.sehn.org/precaution.html)."
Grappling with the process
Meanwhile, the UDC is drafting its comment letter, and finding the process to be contentious. Town of Delaware, NY representative Harold Roeder "forcefully made his point" about the regulations at a January 25 meeting of the Project Review Committee, while Town of Hancock, NY representative Fred Peckham said he feels there is "too much power" relegated to DRBC executive director Carol Collier.
The grappling continued at the UDC's monthly meeting, following announcement of a special work session scheduled for February 10 at 6:30 p.m. to review the DRBC's proposed regs in order to prepare written comments. There will be no public comment allowed, but the meeting is open to the public. Two representatives from DRBC will be in attendance.
Town of Tusten alternate Tony Ritter suggested inviting an individual with geological expertise to ask appropriate technical questions for the benefit of the UDC. Following considerable debate, it was agreed that the name of a trained geologist who could ask informed questions could be submitted for consideration by the UDC.
The UDC also approved a draft letter to the National Park Service announcing itself as an interested party regarding its intent to prepare an environmental impact statement for a proposed revision of NPS rules on Nonfederal Oil and Gas Development within the Boundaries of Units of the National Park System (edocket.access.gpo.gov/2010/2010-32545.htm).
The UDC meets monthly on the first Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at its office at 211 Bridge Street in Narrowsburg, NY. All meetings are open to the public. Visit www.upperdelawarecouncil.org or call 845/252-3022.
Submitting comments to DRBC
• The DRBC will utilize a specialized online submission process to handle the expectedly high volume of comments. These will be incorporated with written comments submitted by mail or delivered to the DRBC office and oral comments collected during three hearings.
• Comment early, be specific and provide as much substantive information and supportive documentation as possible.
• Comments will be sorted by topic, so it may be advisable to submit comments on multiple topics individually to avoid having them sorted by the first comment only. There is no limit to the number of written comments allowed, however the online system is limited to approximately 10 pages and oral testimony is limited to two minutes. If you have objections to the public comment process, those should also be included.
• For specific information visit www.state.nj.us/drbc/notice_naturalgas-draftregs.htm or contact Rupert at 609/883-9500 ext. 260, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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- Title
- Two-channel-model description of confinement-induced Feshbach molecules
- Author(s)
- Peng, Shi-Guo; Hu, Hui; Liu, Xia-Ji; Jiang, Kaijun
- Abstract
- Using a two-channel model, we investigate theoretically the binding energy of confinement-induced Feshbach molecules in two- and one-dimensional ultracold atomic systems near a Feshbach resonance. We show that the two-channel prediction will evidently deviate from the simple single-channel theory as the width of Feshbach resonances decreases. For the one-dimensional system, we perform a full two-channel calculation, with the inclusion of bare interatomic interactions in the open channel. Away from the resonance, we find a sizable correction to the binding energy, if we neglect the bare interatomic interactions as in the previous work. We compare our theoretical results with the existing experimental data and present predictions for narrow Feshbach resonances that could be tested in future experiments.
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- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences. Centre for Atom Optics and Ultrafast Spectroscopy
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- Physical Review A: Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics, Vol. 86, no. 3 (Sep 2012), article no. 033601
- Publication year
- 2012
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- 01 Mathematical Sciences; 02 Physical Sciences; 03 Chemical Sciences
- Keyword(s)
- Degenerate Fermi gases; Electron gas; Fermion systems; Feshbach molecules; Static properties of condensates
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- American Physical Society
- 1050-2947
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- Copyright © 2012 American Physical Society. The published version is reproduced with the kind permission of the publisher.
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text: Welcome to day 1 of the 2013 ski test, and what a way to start. Eight inches of fresh and bluebird to boot. We'll end up testing about 150 different models of next year's skis. Testers average about 155,000 vert during the duration of the test. Here's another pertinent test stat. Number of testers who fit in the Cliff Lodge rooftop hot tub: 16.


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Watch: 'Your Turn' On Twins, Downtown & School Lunches
Your notes to us by email and Facebook this week were about three things - the new developer for the old Woolworth store in downtown Watertown, the Sackets Harbor mothers who are railing against the size of the portions in school lunch and most of all...
Allison and Amelia Tucker, the conjoined twins from Sackets Harbor who were separated during a day long operation at a hospital in Philadelphia last week.
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Bloggers "Land Coffee" Part Deux
In this scene I believe they were trying to shoot the Bengawan Solo coffee plastic cups, maybe.
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It's Batik not Leopard hon :-DReplyDelete
I love every minutes of our 1st and 2nd Land Coffee. Especially when the camera were taken out of each bag, whilst the pro only 2 and maybe Wiwien too.
I think there are 5 cameras, including Wiwien, but because she's late seems that there's no chances for the camera to know each other too :-)
I miss that day, especially lately when my b**** work is off to the limit :-(
metrosexual?!? ahahaha....ReplyDelete
asik ya devvvvv. pengen ikutan :)ReplyDelete
Devi ...ReplyDelete
Glad seeing you there and other bloggers. We had fun, right ?
BTW, tuh foto2 makanannya kan dah mulai OK, jadi setiap makan siang coba di posting di sini, LOL.
Devi promosinya gokil! *make mental notes to bring more cakes next time*ReplyDelete
Nice writing Dev, I didn't even realise about the shirts Elyani and Toni were wearing, and I didn't know that what I was wearing that day was a shift dress. All I knew was that it was a dress, period! LOL.
Meni pedi yuk!
@tere616: hohoho, sorry Darling! Short memory loss, I suppose. *crap excuse*ReplyDelete
Yeah, me too! Oh, I didn't notice that Wiwin also brought hers.. WOW. I believe there'll always be the 3rd, 4th, and so on, no need to worry! :D
@boy: hahaha, girang banget lo! :P
@adya.joko: yukkk... Kapan available di Jakarta? :)
@Toni: HELL YEAH! Makasih banyak ya Ton, sip2 mudah2an bisa tambah jago motretnya hihihi...
@Therry: LOL that's exactly my hidden agenda! Wah ga nyangka, lo banci salon juga toh?! Hahahaha...
loe orang pertama yang, setidaknya di depan gw, bilang gw metrosexual ;))ReplyDelete
seriously, yang namanya pedi facial, etc etc aja gw blom pernah :D
@boy: hoho, ic. So that means you owe me a cup of coffee for the next land coffee? LOL!ReplyDelete
what about me? you didn't say anything about me? Ah Deviiii :pReplyDelete
@Ecky: haha, emang lo jiwa selebriti banget deh! Maunya diomongin hahaha! :P Ini bagian dari 2nd meet-up kok, Ky, jadi karena liat postingan Therry yg descriptive tentang land coffee yg di Cazbar, gw jg kepengen nulis lengkap hehe.. Yg ga dtg pas ketemuan di Gading ya ga dijelasin disini :D Parvita juga ga ada kan?? ;-)ReplyDelete
Gue godain si Boy, kan katanya metroseksual... *kabur*
cupcake looks delicious!ReplyDelete
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Holiday reforms
How and where to make a good time even better
By Dan O'Heron 12/25/2012
I'm not planning to drink a lot over the holidays. That's for amateurs, or people who are enthusiastic about something but not very good at it.
It's not my time anymore to be with those who make food less of an indulgence than a necessity to coat the stomach.
Instead, I'm looking to join that pleasant circle of people, not snobs, who believe that the calculated pairing of food and wine is more fun. In Pasadena, I expect to have my fun at either Sushi Roku or Vertical Wine Bistro.
Leading up to New Year's Eve, I'm choosing Sushi Roku — I owe them something. Opening here 12 years ago, this was where I first got a good look at how sushi chefs conjure visual sensations from little piles of rice, seafood and seaweed.
And here, I learned it's OK to use one's thumb and middle finger to pick up a morsel to eat, but it's not OK to rub chopsticks together unless you want to start a fire.
In celebrating the 12th anniversary, there are a few days left until noon on Dec. 31 to enjoy dandy five-course meals with 12 chef specialties for $48. The selections include a high-fat but firm textured yellowtail sashimi with diced chiles, and Hanabi ("fireworks") spiced yellowfin tuna.
Among others, there's low-fat, delicately mild Japanese sea bream served with sea salt and yuzu dressing. Yuzu is a sour Japanese citrus fruit distinctly different in taste and aroma from Western lemons and limes. And, there's king crab with a French-style beurre blanc composed of champagne, vinegar and shallot into which chunks of cold butter are whisked to thicken and smooth.
All should go well with a seasonal rice sake wine like milky nigori. A waitperson will tell you if I'm wrong.
You'll love the service. Even at lunch, you'll be greeted by a rousing "Irasshai, Irasshai" welcome from the chefs, an amenity especially nice for guests who had been made to feel dispensable back at the office.
New Year's Eve at Sushi Roku will ring in an "Omakase" five-course dinner menu at $70 a person. "Omakase" is a term that roughly translates, "Leave it to the chef; trust me, I'll give you my best."
You'll begin with a Kumamoto region oyster, complete with sea urchin, osetra caviar and a citrus/soy dressing. Next there'll be antipasto offerings that feature three different, fully provisioned specialties: salmon, eggplant and bluefin tuna. Next, a salad features halibut sashimi, dressed with apricot yuzu.
Entrees present a choice of six pieces of sushi, each varied with a custom sauce, or there's filet mignon steak with heralded ginger sauce and shishito, a hot-peppered mashed potato. The third choice is grilled sea bass with mushroom cream sauce and steamed asparagus.
The meal ends with a chocolate à la mode brownie and a midnight champagne toast.
Should I instead decide to dine at Vertical Wine Bistro on New Year's Eve, it would be with a bit of a tut-tutting, as I'd be among those who cluck with sounds of mutual and self interest. And why not? A four-course creation by Chef Laurent Quenioux, a James Beard Foundation Award nominee — priced at $89 per person, plus $39 for wine pairings — proves that 2012 was a pretty good year for us.
And the wines may have had better years. Crab bisque or wild mushroom soup is matched with 2008 Brewer-Clifton, Rita Hills Chardonnay. A first course, offering choices of an endive and orange blood salad or roasted beets — each with delectable sauces or a fig, arugula and manchego cheese tartlet — is paired with 2010 Laetitia Estate Pinot Noir.
A 2007 Allegrini Palazzo della Torre Corvina Veronese (Italy) is poured with choices of seared scallops, rack of lamb, filet of beef or roasted artichoke, each with special et ceteras.
Dessert options and cheese platters are mated with a 2009 Jaboulet Muscat Beaumes de Venise, of Rhone France.
So where to go to dinner on New Year's Eve?
What a plight to be in, with two fine dinner options — Sushi Roku or Vertical Wine Bistro — on the same night. Let's try both. After all, on holiday celebrations, gluttony is not a deadly sin, it's a cardinal virtue. Any restaurant owner will tell you that.
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The Filibuster
As a born and bred resident of South Carolina, there isn't a whole lot
to get excited about when it comes to baseball. The Braves suck, the
Nats suck. Really, we're pretty limited when it comes to our options.
But here's my question. If our governor, Mark Sanford, were a baseball
team, which team would he be and why?
Charleston, SC
Be not afraid, for the South Carolinian MLB plight has not gone unnoticed during the ostensibly offensive tenure of RSBS. My sister lived there for a year and I remember her husband complaining that there wasn't much of a buzz for the game at its highest level — that people got more excited about NCAA Gamecocks baseball than the Major League playoffs. Look, I don't blame anyone for not wanting to follow the Braves or the Nationals, as it is obvious that neither team has the "game" nor the "co<k" (proverbial as it may be) to be a bonafide winner.
That's just the truth.
But let us focus on the crux of your question, Francis, which seems to key in on our special talent of personifying baseball entities with tangible political failures. While this challenge may not seem as tantamount to society as our Modern Era All-Corrupt Baseball-Poltico Team, it certainly is as important in gauging the ever growing dissatisfaction of the masses and their subsequent loss of face. Especially in South Carolina — a red state that suffered the humiliation of a US American intent on saving the "education like such as South Africa and, uh, the Iraq everywhere like, such as and" exposed on national television — the tragedy of Mark Sanford must be discussed in terms of its baseball counterpart:
The Chicago Cubs.
But wait! How can I equate the Cubs with just another high profile politician caught in a sexy web of lies? It's quite easy. Because like Mark Sanford, the Cubs are posers.
Sure, they've sorta passed for a wholesome bunch of merry go-gettin' winners (save Zambrano, Bradley, Lilly, et al) the last couple of years, and they always look good on the surface — good enough to convince the analysts they'll win it all and good enough to draw in a bunch of weekday party-goin' drunkards from well-to-do families who are so eager to overpay for an underperforming product that they'll even sacrifice their dignity… but in the end, let's face it: a hundred and one years is a long friggin' time.
To put it bluntly, both the Cubs and Mark Sanford indeed have that swashbuckling debonair, that charismatic sheen, that alluring promise of ultimate perfection. They get higher and higher… and as soon as they try to take it all the way to the top…
…they fall flat on their face.
Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
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Oooh jeez, that vid was hard to watch, lmao..
I'm sure you just jumped at the sight of "South Carolina" in this question, didn't you? lol.. She told the world to screw maps and rocked a lightsaber in Pork & Beans music video [
has she not redeemed herself Jeffy? Lol..
Mark Sanford = Cubs = posers.. I don't know much about math, but that sounds about right to me.
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You should have a quotation-writing contest for that pic. My entry is:
"It was THESE measurements that got Maria from Buenos Aires goin'; and I ain't talkin' 'bout my budget. We're talkin' a whole NEW stimulus package!!!"
Did the guy in the video really not see that coming? Duh. LOL
I just showed the videos to my boys, filing it under "This is why you don't do back flips off vending machines." Stop by and see the newest photos of Scott in Red Sox attire!
The Mark Sanford pic is hilarious and I couldn't agree more that the Cubs are posers. That video fits them to a T.
I just posted an entry that covers everything from Interleague play to Billy Mays' beard, please check it out and I'll be sure to keep stopping by your blog here, its very well done. Here's mine>> http://payoffpitch.mlblogs.com
V — Will check that vid out when I'm not at work. As you know, my goal in life is to never let that Miss Teen American moment die. Never.
Prince — ZING!!!!
Jen — Who knows. I suspect he's a Cubs fan🙂
Julia — A lesson learned well, I presume.
Phi8008 — Cubs = Posers = Eternity
Mark Sanford is swashbuckling, debonair and charismatic? The guy is a sleaze! But I like your analogy just the same. Now if his wife would just get some sense and kick him to the curb for good.
Dillon — Thanks!
Jane — I guess that description is up in the air, but on the surface (like most things), it works😉
I think Bernie Madoff might also be a good representation of the Cubs. You know, poser, sacrificing dignity, it all comes together. Also, I knew what was coming in that video since I've seen it before and couldn't bring myself to watch it.
Emily — Good point. I almost forgot about Madoff until that verdict came down today. Still, 150 years doesn't seem like enough.
I'm sure if PETA somehow saw my post they'd have something to say, especially since they even got upset with Obama killing the fly. It was a joke anyway (long story), people actually got mad at me haha its cool though and thanks a bunch for stopping by, I appreciate it and could use all the followers I can get since my blog is relatively new. Thanks!
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ELIZABETH -Dylan Pickrell's 3-2 victory against Clay County's Wyatt Dawson in the 220-pound finals here Saturday night sealed the Little Kanawha Conference wrestling crown for host Wirt County, which topped the two-time defending champion Panthers 190.5 to 180.5.
Dawson, who needed a pin for the LKC tournament to end squared at 186.5 apiece, allowed a takedown to the top-seeded Pickrell with 30 seconds left in the match, which broke a 1-1 tie.
"Every match counted and I told them that all year long," said Wirt County head coach Kenny Dye, whose Tigers won their first LKC championship since 1998. "You can't have a bad match in a big tournament like this.
"Every one of them counts and it came down today to the same thing. My seniors stepped up and I've put a lot of pressure on them this year. We had several sophomores place and a freshman."
The marquee battle of the night featured a pair of undefeated grapplers meeting in the 126-pound finals. Calhoun County freshman Casey Ritchie, who was 45-0, was matched against 23-0 junior Dalton George of Williamstown.
George took the lead for good with 23 seconds left in the opening period when he got a takedown and finished off his second career LKC title by hitting a five-point move in the final 11 seconds to secure an 8-1 decision.
George, a state champion as a freshman and a state runner-up last year, was honored as the LKC's most outstanding wrestler. He's missed three weeks this year due to illness and only has been back in action for two weeks.
"An undefeated freshman, you can't let that slide. That's real good stuff," George said of his Red Devil opponent. "But, hard work and preparation, man, I'm telling you.
"I've worked all year long for this and it's really paid off. It's (losing last year's state finals) a burning fire in the back of my head and I'm going to get it back this year. That's the plan."
Clay County 113-pounder Justin Triplett captured his third career llc title, but was challenged by Roane County freshman Cole Moore. Although Moore got a reversal in the third and Triplett got a stall call, the Panther capped off his last LKC match with an 11-3 major decision.
Jon Cain of Wirt County, one of four orange and black grapplers to finish atop the podium, doubled up Roane County's Cam Moore, 4-2, in the 120-pound championship. Cain, a two-time llc champ, had a takedown in the first, a reversal in the second and held his Raider opponent down for the entire third period.
Also winning titles for the Tigers were 138-pounder Jake Linville and 152-pounder Austin Cottrell. Linville capped off his second LKC crown with an 11-2 major decision against against Calhoun County's Cole Ritchie. Cottrell took the lead for good with a reversal in the second period and sealed his 4-2 victory when he registered the only takedown of the match with 20 seconds left in the third.
Triplett had a pair of teammates – Alex Suite at 132 and Tyler Stewart at 160 – join him in winning llc crowns. Suite denied Tiger Hagan Root of a second career llc title when he took control in his 8-5 victory thanks to a reversal and two near fall points in the second period. Stewart took first after dispatching Ricky Hammon of Braxton County, 11-2.
The first LKC victor of the night was Ritchie County sophomore Jacob Monn. The top-seeded Rebel doubled up Clay County's Jack Cumings, 10-5. The evening ended when Calhoun County crowned its lone champion thanks to heavyweight Austin Satterfield picking up a 4-2 decision versus Williamstown's Alex Rauch.
Williamstown, which finished fourth overall with 118 points behind Calhoun County's 122.5 and ahead of Braxton County's fifth-place effort of 98.5, did claim one individual title thanks to 145-pounder Jake Tracewell. The WHS quarterback took care of Braxton County's Ricky Hammon, 6-3.
Perhaps one of the most controversial finals in LKC history came at 170 where St. Marys' Mike Houser emerged victorious as the fourth seed. Just to reach the finals, Houser had to get a pin with 14 seconds left in his match with Clay County No. 2 seed Brandon White, who lost via the mat slapper after appearing as though he would win an easy technical fall.
In the finals, Houser got behind Williamstown's David Hastings 5-0 in the first period before getting a reversal and three back points to square the match. During the process of the near fall, Houser was eventually awarded his llc crown via pin when it was discussed by the official and the head table that he indeed just beat the clock in the nick of time.
Ritchie County did well in the upper weights thanks to 182-pounder Brad Riddle and 195-pounder Matt Harkness, who both registered first period pins. Riddle beat Jeremy Pratt of St. Marys while Harkness stuck Blue Devil Anthony Herring.
Root and Cain were joined as four-time LKC placers by Calhoun County's Levi Gordon and Calhoun County's Mitchell Schoolcraft, both of whom won their respective consolation finals matches.


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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Overview Altwaal ends the war and creates the Eidolon RiftAltwaal is the initial member of the God-like beings known as the First to be created by the transitioned Atlantean named Solusandra. Solusandra also created seven weapons of power, which were made exclusively for him. After being explained the reasons for his existence, Solusandra created an entire race of beings so that Altwaal would not be bored. These beings named themselves the First because Solusandra left their home planet of Elysia almost immediately after they were created. This gave the First the impression that they had created themselves, and as such, were the true gods of the universe. Altwaal allowed them to believe this, for he felt they needed to grow and mature naturally to really be of value to the universe. Because Altwaal was the first of The First he was by far, the most powerful. There were however, six members of the First who held more power than all others, but less than Altwaal. These six First were; Ingra, Trenin, Gannish, Pyrem, Orium, and Yala. Soon after their creation, however, the Age of Wars occurred, but was eventually stopped by Altwaal. The First then lead a peaceful existence until some members became dissatisfied with their way of life and wished for Altwaal to step down as leader in order for a council to rule instead. Those who wished this to happen thought a council would be better able to represent all of their race. The First often debated this subject for hours at a time until an assassination attempt was made on Altwaal himself, by the Goddess known as Tulity. However, the bolt that was meant for Altwaal struck and killed his only confirmed lover, Raamia. Stricken with grief, Altwaal defied the law of nature to bring Raamia back to life, which outraged many members of the First, and ultimately lead to their second civil war. During their war, the First not only damaged their home planet of Elysia, but they also managed to destroy an entire world when they took their war across the universe. This outraged Altwaal and he ultimately ended the war by forcing the members of the First into two different camps which were based on their ancient alliances. He then forced them to choose to either stay where they had been placed, or switch sides before he ultimately created the Eidolon Rift which divided Elysia into two houses, House Sinister, whose members place themselves before all others, and House Dexter, whose members place all others before themselves. Altwaal then decided to place himself in a self-imposed exile, hoping that the First would grow without him, and ultimately realise that they were stronger when together. However, before he left, Altwaal cursed Orium with true sight for not being able to see the end result of his revolt against actions. This caused Orium to see the truth in all of his visions, which ultimately drove him insane. Altwaal then gave Persha, Ingra's newborn child the gift of fire, and then gave Seahn, the newborn child of Tulity, the gift of earth. He did this in hopes of giving them extra power so that one of them may reunite their people. He then permanently left Elysia in order to hide as Ayden on the planet Quin. Although all members of the First believed him to be dead, only Pyrem and Raamia knew the truth. It seems that Pyrem was his most trusted ally and the only First with access to Altwaals armory, while Raamia, his one true love, was visited by Altwaal from time to time. In exile as AydenOn Quin disguised as Ayden, Altwaal used his bow to kill the evil sorcerer Mordath, who had attempted to conquer much of the planet. Altwaal then divided his arrow into five pieces so that it could not easily be used again. When Mordath was resurrected after receiving a sigil, Danik, in the form of Neven, gave Altwaals bow to Arwyn and sent her on a quest to collect the five pieces of Altwaals arrow so that she may kill Mordath for a second time. Neven also attempts to inspire Ayden to return to his true form and use his power for good, rather than hide away in exile. He is ultimately visited by Persha when she uses his Gauntlet of Power to locate him. Here Persha asks Ayden to return to Elysia in order to reunite the First. However, he refuses her plea for help and pretends to be an old man with no idea what she is talking about. He does encourage her to try to reunite the First herself and accidentally says her name before she departs. Persha is disheartened by his lack of interest in returning to Elysia, but she does realize that she never introduced herself when she barged into his room. Altwaal then begins to revert to his true form, stating that there maybe hope for his people after all.Altwaal is next seen when he is called to Elysia by Pyrem, Persha, Seahn, and Orium after they touch his obelisk. Altwaal then states how disappointed he is that they cannot end their warring ways and reunite as a people. He then simply slams his hands together forcing the Eidolon rift to dissipate. While he begins to speak to the First now gathering in front of him, Seahn demands a duel, stating that Altwaal cannot simply return and just expect to lead unchallenged. However Seahn is struck in the back by Persha and seemingly kills him. Unfortunately, Altwaal makes an example of Persha by appearing to kill her as well, stating that there can be no more fighting between the members of the First. He then calls for every First on Elysia to gather and prepare for the war with the Negation universe. Soon afterwards Evinlea arrives, now on the side of the Negation, leading the Lawbringers to Elysia. The lawbringer known as Qztr quickly kills Raamia for a second time after telling Evinlea not interupt Altwaals glorius return. This causes an enraged Altwaal to brutally attack Qztr as the rest of the Lawbringers poor out of a portal created by Evinlea.The next issue would have seen a full out war between the First and the Negation's Lawbringers, however the series was abruptly canceled after Crossgen was forced to file for bankruptcy. It was revealed by the creators of the story however, that Altwaal's sudden return was due to time constraints on the story, and had the war been able to finish, he would have been among many of the First to die. Power and StatusAltwaal is the initial member of the First, and as such, he is by far the most powerful member of this species. As a member of this race of beings, he is privileged with a wide variety of powers which includes, but is not limited to; super strength, speed, self propelled flight, single or mass teleportation, extra sensory perception, object and sentient life creation, magic, the ability to control a number of energy types in a variety of ways, regeneration, telepathy, empathy, and the ability to survive in the vacuum of space without the need for food, water, or oxygen. Altwaal is also the only member of the First who has been shown to have enough power to bring other members of the First back to life. He is also the creator of the Eidolon Rift, which divided the planet of Elysia for centuries, making it difficult for other members of the First to traverse from one side of the planet to the other. Altwaal is the only member of the First who was able to single handedly create and destroy the rift. Altwaal's status among his people is also clearly shown, as he is the only other member of the First, who's name is used as a colloquialism. His name is often used by all members of the First in a variety of situtations, making him a "God among the Gods".


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I agree with everything you stated. From a pure business point of view, I can see why "team owner" Tony would make this move.
I've just never liked Danica. I don't like the way she presents & sells herself. I don't like her GoDaddy ads... makes her look like a cheap floozy. As a driver, she is only so-so (IMO).
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I don't have a problem with Danica......as a matter of fact I think she has managed to help open doors for other women in racing. Is she a great driver? Only time will tell, but so far I see improvement over last year. As far as nascar she is still learning. Heck Paul Menard won the Brickyard last weekend and let's face it......he stunk up the place for several years before he finally learned to drive. He literally created job security for the wall painters at the tracks.
As far as all the remarks about Danica's "Go Daddy" commercials, I can't believe that people blame her for exploiting sex in the commercials. She doesn't write or have any say in them. She has to do them as part of her contract, and sponsorship. Blame the sponsors for using her sex appeal to sell their product. If you have ever listened to any serious interviews with her you would realize that she isn't interested in selling her sex, but rather wants to be sold as a driver, first and foremost!
I say, have an open mind and give the woman a chance, just as you would any other driver who is new to this sport. Hopefully the naysayers will change their minds as she improves over time. If it opens the door for more women in nascar then she has accomplished a major undertaking.
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Onamography is an innovative puzzle concept that creatively incorporates proper nouns (celebrity names, company names etc) in regular English sentences. It was launched in a leading Australian newspaper. Check out the website (www.onamography.com) for the FAQ and samples to get a better idea of the concept.
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