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Should be Best of Tucson consistent winner for all the special selections hand-picked for her customers. Learn a little about wines at the tastings or ask her questions when you shop - she has all the answers - really knows her wines! AND is super nice too! A pleasure to shop here and the quality of the selections is guaranteed to be a good place to get gift-wines without wondering if you did OK!
The Sunday Brunch and Music Series at Monterey Court is fantastic! Great food and the best of local and touring acoustic artists start your week off perfectly. Hosted by local artist, Nancy Elliott, with a guest performer every week.
Best cheesesteaks outside of Philly! ! They even have TastyKakes! ! !
I'm an army brat and I spent 4 years in Iran so for me this place is comfort food. I haven't found a place in Tucson that does Iranian food well. There is nothing quite like their spices like sumak or saffron infused rice and the various kabob dishes. I was taking a trip down memory lane here. The owner was very friendly with us and the waitress was on top of everything. I don't get the negative reviews above. I found the meal great and the portions were huge.
Come try for yourself you will not be disappointed!!!
Great place to eat breakfast. We love Candace, she is very funny and we love the cooks, talk about fast!! We get into Tucson about once a month and try and get to Franks for their Huevos Rancherous on Thursday . This place rocks it
Amazingly beautiful
We opted for this restaurant for our Sunday lunch and I am thrilled to have found a diamond in the rough! Since moving here from the Bay Area years ago, we usually wait to eat Thai on our visits back to CA, but not any more. The dishes we chose were nothing short of amazing, including the tofu spring rolls, Gang Garee, and Tom Yum Gai. The crushed peanut sauce for the spring rolls was a delightful nuance to add to the appetizer's appeal. The Gang Garee was an experience that makes me want to get it again next time and yet I'm dying to try the other dishes to see if they have the same complexity of flavors and aromas. Very reasonably priced and served promptly, I only have two words of caution. First, don't be deterred by the appearance of the place itself (very clean and comfortable, just a little plain.) Second, pay attention to the pepper meter on the menu. The Gang Garee is a single pepper rating, but was about as spicy as I can comfortably go, and the Tom Yum Gai is a solid 3 for intensity of spiciness as well as flavor. I can't wait to take our next visitors from out of town!
Love this place. The food, service and atmosphere are excellent :) They are slightly expensive, but it evens out if you go during happy hour. Great fries and wine selection! I've never had anything I didn't like there.
I've had a lot of things from their menu over the times I've been there and have always loved it. Favorites include their messy fries, ribs and the ice cream! Always pleasant service, too. Highly recommend!
Wow, I'm shocked at the bad reviews on here. There's 0% chance that a anyone had an experience like that-- and those users only ever gave one review....hmmmm. They are always kind to everyone and have some of the best tasting food in Tucson. I hope people see past the negativity and give it a shot. It's my go-to for lunch dates with friends I meet up with downtown. The only bummer is they only accept cash-- but I go at least twice a month so obviously it's not a deal breaker lol. They have like 4(?) kinds of fresh juice and their combination plate is always an enjoyable surprise. I highly recommend their chicken mole and their vegetarian tamale :)
I have eaten here a number of times now and enjoyed the food, service and ambiance more than any other Indian restaurant I've ever been to. I felt so confident in this restaurant that I finally talked my son-in-law from England into trying it!! After 12 years in the states he said he finally found a proper Indian restaurant! Being from England and being that Indian food is his favorite, I think that is a great compliment! Keep up the superb work Saffron!
Weekend wine tastings at CataVinos are fantastic. Along with your 6 tastes (amazingly priced at just $10.00!!!) you get gourmet cheese as well as palette cleansers. Yvonne also has a really nice assortment of reasonably priced cheeses, meats, and crackers for purchase to accompany your wine. After your tasting you can purchase a glass of your choice for just $5.00. Each week the wine list is built around a clever theme so you can go every weekend and be sure to taste completely different wines. I've gone there on a whim on my own, planned with friends, and had many personal parties there and I always bring out of town guests there. The atmosphere is lovely both inside the shop and outside on the patio. This is one of the best spots for Tucson fun and a great way to support local business!
need to remove this. no longer there
We love the LIttle Poca Cosa. The food fresh and delicious, and the service warm and friendly. In fact, we are heading out with our family in about 5 minutes to enjoy another thoroughly enjoyable lunch at our favorite little corner restaurant in Tucson ..
The food is very good, different from other sushi restaurants because it also has Mexican food and the tacos are the best!!
Onolicious local kine grinds from local boy and girl. Reasonable prices, friendly service. Ey, where else you going get malasadas and poi in the desert?
Coyote Pause is a delightful place to eat breakfast or lunch on the west side of the Tucson Mountains. The menu features items using local ingredients, everything is tasty and prepared properly. Service is friendly and efficient. We eat here whenever visiting the big city.
One of my very favorite places to eat breakfast in Tucson. The carne asada breakfast burrito is Tucson's best. The biscuits, available on the weekend, are superb, and again the best in Tucson. I also like the bagel and lox plate. In terms of lunch/dinner, I enjoy the pasta alla vodka (pay the extra $ and get the sausage on top), as well as the fish tacos. Wait staff are nice and attentive, and it's a great place to have a conversation (meaning, you aren't impeded by too-loud music or bad acoustics as happens too much in Tucson).
We have been going to Gueseppi for the last year or so. I wanted to add a current review here.
The food is really really good. I had the Shrimp Picatta last night. It had plenty of perfectly cooked shrimp, artichoke, spinach and capers in a wine butter garlic sauce and served over linguinni. This is one of the best restaurant dishes I have ever had anywhere. It was a special but they said to just ask for it anytime and they would make it. The eggplant parm here is also the best in town. The prices are very reasonable and service has always been great for us.


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3/15/09 Rockpile Rant is # 8 in the MLBlogs latest leaders list.
I'm a happy man. Somedays I can wake up put everything aside and see the good things in my life. I try to make the most of those days.
It was a busy opening day weekend for me trying to get back into my baseball routine. The Rockies are away until the 24th and the gives me time to re-group and fine tune.
Right now I'm not doing so good in Erik's Ballhawk Club, but I have no problem playing second fiddle to the fellas that are well above me. These guys are the masters of their art and have way more time under their belts than this second year snagger.
What's cool is this old Army dog has no problem learning new tricks.
My passion is the same as theirs, and I do the best that I can at Coors Field. I can't say that Coors is any easier or harder than another Stadium because Coors Field the only place that I've place I"ve attended batting practice at other then spring training facilities.
You can't call it until you ball it right?
Coor Field is a great place to snag baseballs. There are some downsides though. When you first enter the stadium you can only snag in the pavilion.
Unless you have a "Row 1" ticket, your access to the outfield fence is none. Row 1 seats take up the first 12 feet or so of the outfield along the entire leftfield side and part of center field.
That entire section/row is off limits to to anyone but those ticket holders.
A good portion of BP baseballs go into that row or are bounced off the outfield wall giving first row ticket holders the opportunity to snag them off the wall bounce. There is a rumor that the Rockies may open up the first row for batting practice this season but It hasn't happened yet.
I have mixed feeling on that one. As cool as it would be to have access to that row all the time, I really enjoyed the few times I was able to snag in that row and not being crowded while Hunter and I were down there made it a really special day.
Either way is cool with me. I just like being there🙂
Right field is off limits too for the first half-hour or so. It would be nice to have that option. I'm not complaining here, just stating facts. Ball retreiving devices like the cup or glove trick are not allowed in Coors Field. I'd love to try and snag a ball somewhere using one of those contraptions.
Below is a couple of videos of Marianne aka R-Luv and her son Hagg'n with me in the pavilion.
Here she is Hagg'n by snaggin a picture of an Usher. The actual picture she took is in my last entry.
Here is what I've decided to do for my Rockies Fan profile. During the games I just have too much going on at once and I think I'm going to have the fans send me their information and answers to the questions.
Then I'll have an entry with a link on my sidebar where you can see and read the Rockies Fan Profiles.
The first profile will be Dan and the second one will be Marianne. If you would like to include yourself in the "Rockies Fan Profile" and be inbedded in Rockies history send me a picture of yourself and the answers to these questions to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
1. How long have you been a Rockies Fan?
2. Favorite Rockies Player. A) current B) past
3. Favorite baseball player of all time.
4. Best Rockies moment personal or witnessed.
5. Rockies player you'd most like to have a beer and a burger with.
6. Tell me your favorite donut?
Here is a video I shot on opening day.
There was a 20 year gap in baseball in my life. I'm high speed because I'm making up for a lot of lost time. You'll be seeing a lot me at Coors Field this season.
As far as coming in number 8 and dropping a few places in the Rankings? Nobody is more surprised than me each time that list comes out.
The fact that people actually read my writings and rantings and that I even make the top 1000 ever just blows me away.
I'm a big kid who wants his kids to grow up loving baseball like I do. I walk around Coors Field with pride every game that I'm at. Say what you want about me but you'll never stop the Ranter's roll..
I rock this F'kin place. That's why you come back. I thank you…D
Emily, I'm thinking about you girl, hang in there :)…D
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It's always fun reading your entries. Congrats on being in the top 10 again and hopefully soon I can just get back on the board.
If you make it down to LA stop by the LF Pavilion and say HI!
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Hey D,
Where'd you get that sketch of you? Too cool.
How about that Marquis?! Man, it's awesome that not only can he pitch but he can hit too! I'm lovin' having him on the team.
Hey Rockpile Ranter….
Just wanted to drop by and say hello. You were Army?
D- Look for me April 24th, I am 100%, nothing stopping me, guaranteed to be there. I'll be looking for that infamous "Rockpile Ranter" shirt.
JOHN-Thanks man, I usually hang in the LF Pavilion too.
R-Luv-I was playing around in Photoshop. Marquis is flippin amazing so far which is a cool surprise.
LEIGH-Yes sir Army sir…D
EMILY-I'll be there, find me to collect on those nachos :)…D
That's cool about the Army. I was Coast Guard myself. One of my former employees just went into the Army. He's in Combat Medic school now in San Antonio. We'll talk some more later…

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After a brief hiatus from Latvian genealogy for a few months, I found my mind wandering back in time again. Sometimes when you've hit a bunch of brick walls, you need a set of fresh eyes! I hit the Raduraksti books again, and within the first 15 minutes, I had stumbled across a new family discovery:
Born on February 10, 1836 and baptised February 23, 1836
Born at Oldenburg, Gohbsem (Vecpils estate, Gobzemji farm)
To knecht (worker) Janis Strohmann and his wife Lise
Witnesses 1. Madde Strohmann, 2. Anne Sauer, 3. Janis Mattison
Baptised by Pastor Katterfeld at Neuhausen (Valtaiki)
Madde is my great-great-great-grandmother, her daughter Ieva Sedols married Jekabs Akerfelds. Just as her marriage record to Janis Sedols states, she was born at Gobzemji farm in Vecpils estate. I hadn't found her before, because I hadn't considered that she might have been born earlier than 1840, based on her year of marriage.
Madde didn't marry Janis Sedols until 1865. She was almost 30! That is quite old for a first marriage back then. It makes me wonder about this curious birth record of an illegitimate child born in 1865 to an unmarried woman named Madde Strohmann that I had found months earlier. Mind you, since one of Madde's godparents was also named Madde Strohmann, we know there were at least 2 Madde S.'s. But, an illegitimate child and affair could explain why she married so late!
It seems as though the peasants of Valtaiki parish obtained surnames about half of the way through the year 1835. In terms of continuing to follow this family line, this baptism may be the only clues I uncover about Madde's parents. They must have been married prior to obtaining surnames, so finding their marriage record will be slightly more of a challenge given that their names are incredibly common. A marriage could have been my only clue about Madde's parents besides her baptism or a sibling's baptism. I don't mean to be negative, but Janis and Lise Strohmann might be the end of this surname's line for me!


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So I don't want to start a review off with that kind of idea, but it's hard not to wonder whether some kids around here are born with as much the inherent need to breathe as they are a natural ability to play bluegrass. Heck, maybe there's something in the air, too.
Mandolin players have to play fast. They also have to play clean and precise, often at breakneck tempos. They can pick like a hummingbird that's two espresso shots over the line, and damn if they don't have to do it all on this tiny little high strung wooden box that's tuned like a violin and almost as unfriendly to learn how to play.
But that's not exactly any concern for Darren Nicholson. Check out the burning version of "Amanda Jewell" that opens his self-titled album. In a little over two and a half minutes, he and his friends cover more territory on the fret-board than most guys would in a year. And that's just the start.
As easy as it would be to say that Nicholson has been playing all his life (his bio lists his first gig was at 18 months), it's been his most recent tenure in the mandolin slot with bluegrass upstart Alecia Nugent that gained the most exposure. Having backed her up at the Grand Old Opry and through three years of touring, it's not much of a surprise to see her name in vocal credits of several tunes here.
Though there's no original material on Darren Nicholson, the songs are well chosen and smartly played, mostly drawing from classic bluegrass, traditional tunes and gospel. The lazy waltz of "Love Makes A Fool Of Us All" serves as a duet for Nicholson and Nugent. Here, he not only provides lead vocals and mandolin, but he tosses in some downright Willie Nelson-inspired nylon string flourishes between verses just for flavor. The two deliver a mournful, deeper shade of bluegrass singing here that reflects the song's personality perfectly, trading verses and splitting into gorgeous harmony for the choruses.
As much as this is a solo album for Nicholson, he obviously has no problem sharing the spotlight with the other soloists. Andy Ball turns in some positively stunning Dobro work on a fistful of tunes, notably his turn on Bill Monroe's "I'm Going Back To Kentucky," where he bobs and weaves with Nicholson's mandolin at warp speed through the changes. Dig his fills underneath that second verse as well as the solo that follows.
Later, on "Arab Bounce" the sparring continues with guitarist Andy Falco tracing a nimbly flatpicked solo or doubling some fantastic lines with the mandolin toward the end of the first cut. Another local cat and banjo picker extraordinaire, Marc Pruett, shines on several tunes, and on this level the album achieves the tough goal of balancing hot playing with great songs and vocal performances. Often it's a tradeoff — but not here.
Darren Nicholson has crafted a bluegrass album that proudly demonstrates his roots while maintaining a fair amount of crossover potential. Modern in delivery but thoroughly grounded in tradition, this CD is chock full of inspired playing and indicates a fine start to the New Year — even if the album officially got released last October.


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There's no question about it, actress Anna Kendrick's career has rocketed into the stratosphere since her Oscar-nominated role in the 2009 George Clooney dramedy "Up in the Air."
Still, despite finding success in such follow-ups films as "Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World," "50/50," and more recently, "ParaNorman" and "End of Watch," the 27-year-old actress has managed to maintain an even keel.
"It's funny, people ask me all of the time how my life has changed (since 'Up in the Air'), but mostly it just feels all the same," Kendrick told me in a recent interview. "I'm still the same person in the same brain and body. The setting is different now, but it all feels the same. Not that it isn't exciting -- I don't want to sound jaded. It's just feels like the new normal to me. What happens to me next will be that new normal. "
In her new film "Pitch Perfect," Kendrick plays Beca, a college freshman who is cajoled into joining the Bellas -- an all-girls a cappella singing group entrenched in a rivalry with an all-male singing group on the fictional campus of Barden University.
Also starring Brittany Snow ("Hairspray") and Rebel Wilson ("Bridesmaids") "Pitch Perfect" is new in select cities Friday and opens wide Oct. 5.
Kendrick is returning to her performance roots in way with "Pitch Perfect," in that long before she appeared in films, she became an instant hit in Broadway musicals. In fact, in her debut as Dinah in "High Society" at age 12, she earned nominations for a Theater World Award, a Drama Desk Award and a Tony Award.
Still, with music in her soul, Kendrick said it was the words -- not the tunes -- that got her interested in joining "Pitch Perfect."
"I think it was the script that was so seductive because it was so odd, funny and surprising," Kendrick said. "The music part of it was this additional element, but that's not really what drew me to the script to be honest. That was just an extra thing I got to have fun with in the rehearsals."
That's not to say she didn't enjoy belting out a few tunes -- even if it meant doing it over and over again.
"I geeked out pretty hard once we got into rehearsals. I think a lot of people felt that the rehearsals were long and I was just like, 'Yeah, this sucks!' -- but I was secretly just like a pig in mud. I was just so happy to be there," Kendrick told me with a laugh.
In addition to all her other successes, Kendrick, of course, has also co-starred as Bella Swan's (Kristen Stewart) close friend, Jessica Stanley, in the first four "Twilight" films.
While Kendrick is done with the "Twilight" film saga, if fans get their wish, the actress will star in the upcoming film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey" -- the first in a series of three erotic best-sellers by author E.L. James.
Kendrick said she wasn't aware of the buzz online by fans who would like to see her play the female lead, Anastasia Steele.
"I haven't read the book and I don't know a lot about it," Kendrick said. "I don't know how that stuff ever gets started."
If Kendrick does decide to pursue the project, she appears to be in the right company.
The film is in development at Focus Features, a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, which is releasing "Pitch Perfect."
As for the immediate future, Kendrick will appear in one more film this year -- and in the company of legendary Oscar-winning director Robert Redford, no less -- in the dramatic thriller "The Company You Keep." The film also stars Shia LaBeouf, Nick Nolte, Susan Sarandon, Sam Elliott and Julie Christie.


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Carl Cottrell
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 2:57 pm
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If Carl would be so kind and tell us what needs to be done so Matt will get his 2 victories in Ocala accounted for Masters points, just like Ross and Jesse.
In this case he will be much higher than he is now.
National standings is a great place to see where Rotax is popular, but real standing will be the finishing place in Final race in September.
The National Points Standings are based on the points you get in your home series. Jesse's declared home series is N. Florida because when he joined Rotax he had run more races there instead of Georgia. They still list him under our series but his home series is N. Florida. Ross's points are all from the Georgia series. He has no points from any other series.
They take the five best scores from your home series. The reason Georgia drivers are doing so well in the points is because we have big classes in Senior, Masters and Micro when compared to other series. The more drivers that compete the more points are earned. Georgia included the BTK race as a drop race as part of it's series so a driver can use that race as one of their best 5 finishes.
The National points system is not designed to tell the world who is the best Rotax driver in each class. It's designed to reward and recognize the Rotax drivers who race and support their local series.
I am very proud of the Georgia Rmax Series and our Rotax members. Our Seniors and Masters fields are among the largest in the country and I want to thank all our members for declaring Georgia their home series.
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Daniel White
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 3:48 pm
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Good stuff, Carl.
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I know this issue is about settled, but Dale feels he should be heard since his son was brought into the fray. This is a message from Dale as written and sent to me.
If you don't mind, please post this on my behalf in the "National Points" thread. I would post it myself, but Ihor has banned me from the forum so that I cannot respond to him.
Ihor, I think that you are having trouble understanding the rules and regulations, and making false assumptions. I am not sure why you feel the need to speak for Matt Tildon, I am hoping you do not speak for me as well. If you want the results from the North Florida and Georgia series to both count for Matt, you need to do as advised and plead your case to Marshall Martin, Carl cannot help you in this matter.
I am unsure why you bring the children into your campaign again and again, Ross and Jesse are not in the same or even similar situation as you have Matt Tildon in, or even Michael Bilyy as you brought him up.
Ross is being scored by Georgia Series points only. Racing in the Georgia Series does not exlcude him from participating in the North Florida Series as a visitor. He is allowed to race in Florida if he wants to.
Jesse is being scored by North Florida Series points only. Racing in North Florida does not exclude him from participating in Georgia Series events as a visitor. Jesse is allowed to race in Georgia if he wants to. Even Jeff Bacon said he is allowed to race in GSKA events, only I am banned from GSKA. I can guess that you are confused by the "Georgia" designation after Jesse's name on the National Points form. I believe that represents the State that Jesse lives in, as I believe North Florida is Jesse's official membership region.
Please do not make future references to my son on this forum without providing me with an opportunity to respond here. I thought I made myself very clear with you in person two race weekends ago in Ocala. If you are not understanding what is being said to you, it is your responsibility to make the effort to say something so that I can use shorter words to help you.
Dale Seeley
Thanks for allowing Dale to give his opinion.
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Ihor Bilyy
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 5:29 pm
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For all racers column
means home series, only one racer have his state. That was the only concern as Carl explained me about BTK race.
And FYI, banning Dale Seeley from forum was Board decision and I was against it, AND YOU KNOW IT, Dale.
I don't know what is your problem with Matt. He is in a club for few years and you never spelled his last name correctly. I could have used anybody else, Sean or Wes, it doesn't matter, it was not point of the message. Hard to get it?
The rest of your message is blah-blah, explaining obvious stuff.
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Gary Head
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 2:38 pm
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Just reminising (sp?) a little....... sure was nice way back in '06 before all this r-max challenge stuff came into play... just to come and race with guys like Jim Stump,Wes,Carl,Chuck Weaver,Matt, Ihor and myself. Yep that was pretty much all the Rotax guys, but was some good racing, even if we were on Bridgestones and pump gas.And we didn't usually have all this "good" reading on the forum either.
Oh well so much for the "good old days" progress must go on !
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Gary you are a genius and don't even know it. You have given me a great idea. Call me and I will run it by you.
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Jory Holbrook
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:14 am
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Gary Head, you are still my hero.
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Gary Head
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:32 am
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Jory, sorry I forgot to mention your name in the "original " group of Rotax drivers ! You were there before me..... hope I didn't leave anyone else out as usually I got to see eveyones rear bumper and should have remembered everyone !
Yeah don't remind me Chuck
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Jory Holbrook
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Gary, actually last year was my first year in Rotax, I got tired of watching Matt, Wes, Cory, Jim and those guys have all the fun. Now that I have experienced a shifter and all its complexities I am probably going to get back into a Rotax next season. The local commute to Barnesville for me has been missed this year. As well as planning a wedding and going thru a merger at work I need something a little more simple and easy and a shifter is neither of those.
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John Wehrheim
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That would be great to have you back. There is a great package for sale - Swiss Hutless.
Yep those shifters are fun, but a whole different level if you want to be up front. Chris and I got out of it after a couple of years due to the complexity and costs associated with running up front. Plus the racing was not as much fun.
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Think your commute is rough? Try driving to work amid a duck stampede.
That's right. A duck stampede.
It happened in a town west of Bangkok, Thailand, where 100,000 ducks were on the loose and taking over a dirt road.
Jack Sarathat was on his way to work and began filming the crazy scene.
"I'm not sure why these ducks are in revolt," he is heard saying to a passenger, as translated by the Bangkok Post. "You can see the great mass of ducks swarming on the road. They have now occupied the area entirely."
The ducks even collectively stop at one point, almost as if on cue.
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Ray White
Ray Charles White, 61, of Beckley, formerly of Elkins, went home to be with the Lord Monday, Feb. 4, 2013.
He was born July 28, 1951, at Elkins, to the late Woodrow Aaron White and the late Alberta May Tavis White.
Mr. White was an artisan woodworker. He volunteered at Greater Beckley Christian School and volunteered at the Autism Recovery Resource Center with his wife. He was a graduate of Elkins High School, a member of Faith Baptist Church, Prosperity, and had worked as a orthopedic surgical technician for more than 20 years for Dr. David C. Shamblin.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his daughter-in-law's brother, Mark Kinder.
Those left to cherish his memory include his loving wife of 23 years, Dr. Kelli White; daughters, Rachel May White and partner, Holly Kinder, of Beckley, Shelby Nicole White of Beckley and Jordan Ray White of Beckley; grandchildren, DonoVan Brannen, Delainey Brannen and DeVonte Kinder; brother, Roy White and wife, Delaine White, of Elkins; only niece, Elizabeth Ray Ferguson and husband, Jason, of Abingdon, Md.; aunt, Irene Bush of Alva, Okla.; and uncle, Ronald White and wife, Margaret, of Bemis.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to Bowers Hospice House and a special and dear friend, James E. Lowe.
Ray had chosen to donate his earthly remains to the Osteopathic School, to help his fellow man.
A memorial service to celebrate the life of Mr. Ray Charles White will be conducted at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, at Faith Baptist Church, Prosperity with Dr. Larry Halsey and Evangelist Dwight Bright officiating.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Ray's honor to the Angel Fund to the Autism Recovery Resource Center, 2401 S. Kanawha Street, Beckley, WV 25801.
Online condolences and other information can be found by visiting www.blueridgefuneralhome.com.
Submitted by Blue Ridge Funeral Home, 5251 Robert C. Byrd Drive, Beckley.


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Mr. Suniga was born Nov. 21, 1928, in Beeville to Manuel and Paula Suniga.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Guillermo, David and Avelino Suniga; and two sisters, Elisa S. Gonzales and Rumalda Suniga Cortez.
Survivors include a son, Manuel (Mary Alice) Suniga of Corpus Christi; a sister, Kirby Suniga of Beeville; common-law spouse, Concepcion Rodriguez of Beeville; two step-sons, Fufracio (Julia) Rodriguez of Odessa and Joseph Rodriguez of Beeville; two grandsons, Manuel Gonzales of Dallas and Jodie Gonzales of Bastrop; one great-granddaughter; and several nieces, nephews and grandchildren.
A rosary was recited Wednesday, May 15, at 7 p.m. at the Treviño Funeral Home chapel.
The funeral Mass was celebrated Thursday, May 16, at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church at 10 a.m. with Rev. Luke Thirunelliparambil officiating. Burial followed at the Beeville Memorial Park.
Pallbearers were Ernest Gonzales, Joe Gonzales, Jody Gonzales, Salvador Lopez, Ryan Farrell and Abel Suniga.
Honorary pallbearers were Joseph Rodriguez and Norberto Garcia.
Treviño Funeral Home


text: Georgia Guidestones Web Series 0x6a656666 posted:5/10/2013 10:07:23 AM Looks interesting. Visit the website here: guidestones.org Here's the press release: Erected in Elbert County, Georgia March 22, 1980, this enigmatic granite monument (sometimes referred to as the American Stonehenge) was instantly the centre of numerous conspiracy theories. Who built it? Why? And what do the guides on the stones actually mean? The Canadian Emmy-award winning series, Guidestones, explores the conspiracy surrounding the monument. There are ten lofty guides or commandments inscribed on the stones in eight different languages. The first reads "Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature". This is interpreted as evidence of an impending apocalypse orchestrated by such secret societies as the Freemasons, the Illuminati, the Bilderburg Group, the Rosicrucians, or some other elitist organization. As such the Georgia Guidestones are frequently considered to be a sinister warning and should be regarded with suspicion and fear. After reading Randall Sullivan's article in Wired Magazine in 2009, Guidestones creator and director, Jay Ferguson, was determined to make the stone monument the centre of his next project. With a small dedicated team, what he created became an international sensation, exploring the frontier of interactive digital media in a never before seen format. The series follows an international journalism student, Sandy Rai, who quickly becomes caught in a global conspiracy while investigating an unsolved murder. The story adheres to the popular conspiracy theory and attributes the Georgia Guidestones to the Rosicrucians, an order similar to the Freemasons. The inscription "R.C. Christian" on the nearby instruction tablet indicates that this mysterious figure is the author of the Guidestones, but also admits, in subsequent parentheses, that this name is a pseudonym. As such many have assumed that it does not refer to a person at all but to the Order of Rosicrucian, a secret society, which first appeared in Protestant Germany in the early 17th century. In modern times, several organizations, both religious and non-religious, identify themselves as Rosicrucian. Sandy's search leads to her to the Ancient Mystical Order of Rosae Crucis (AMORC), a self-purported non-sectarian organization founded in 1915, which is dedicated to the teaching of philosophical and mystical principles in order to achieve a higher knowledge. They claim their roots reach back to Ancient Egypt and, even though they would not admit to judge others, are the only true Rosicrucian Order. Other organizations speak of a true and invisible Rosicrucian Order to which all orders have a spiritual connection. This is the stuff of which great conspiracies and, as Guidestones proves, great stories are made. Travelling around the world, Sandy uncovers a nefarious corporation, which has been developing next gen technology with the ability to trigger controlled natural disasters and cull the global population. In the wake of this destruction and chaos they will form a New World Order. Throughout Sandy's investigation, she is met with challenges and mysteries she never expected including her own shocking connection to the conspiracy. gary107 posted:5/10/2013 10:56:38 AM after Yellowstone it is difficult to know for certain the language of those who land and view that structure, that is why the different languages. The Rosicrucian theory is a false lead.bobprin posted:5/10/2013 4:43:55 PM The georgia guidestones are a joke. Why erect them in georgia? A better place would have been iowa more in the middle of things. And just what does R C stand for anyway? Royal crown, roman catholic, real cool, redneck caligula, I would certainly not read much into this hoax constructed to create a conspiracy theory.gary107 posted:5/10/2013 6:37:43 PM there was a writer in our 1980's learning group who had a title for a work: "Kennedy was killed by space aliens." Always thought that a funny title.gary107 posted:5/25/2013 1:31:55 PM http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/24/bridge-collapses-structurally-deficient-_n_3333649.html will no one invest in the structural future of America?LincolnGenghis posted:5/25/2013 1:47:06 PM Well ok gary I will match you a penny for every million you donate. You could auction off the Roman head also.alleejg posted:7/31/2013 1:25:32 AM Cross reference the word, Eugenics into the equation and follow your nose....................ParanormalPaul posted:8/13/2013 11:17:00 AM It's obvious that Eugenics either doesn't works or it has never been implemented. Cause other wise why would we have the people in charge in government that we do, or why they keep getting reelected? gary107 posted:8/13/2013 12:47:31 PM Eugenics was tried as public policy in Hitler's Germany and in America in the 1930's through 1950's.ParanormalPaul posted:8/13/2013 12:57:25 PM In Reply To:gary107 posted:8/13/2013 12:47:31 PM Eugenics was tried as public policy in Hitler's Germany and in America in the 1930's through 1950's.Well if what you say is true, then it's obvious that it doesn't work.gary107 posted:8/14/2013 3:05:55 PM PPaul posts >>Well if what you say is true, then it's obvious that it doesn't work.<< A topic I decline to address at this time. ParanormalPaul posted:8/16/2013 7:46:26 AM Decline to address? Have no rebuttal against logic? Well tell me then if you can, since America's school grades are slipping lower and lower every year. The reelecting of the same people over and over again and getting the same thing over and over. The mere fact that you can go online with your inane ramblings and badly misspelled words and try to sound intelligent. If Eugenics was involved, it's obvious to me and probably most others that you were not part of it.bobprin posted:8/16/2013 7:50:30 AM Ouch! Perhap eugenics was applied only with reverse effects.gary107 posted:8/16/2013 2:47:52 PM and BobP so you also tested far beyond human levels in spatial perception? What is your take on the formulas to remove the non-primes from from the two string of prime numbers presented in the "Brumwell Sieve?" snap !bobprin posted:8/16/2013 3:16:20 PM Easy, multiply primes by π , divide by three,gary107 posted:8/17/2013 9:35:21 AM BobP, be careful when handling that quicksilver. BobP posts: >Easy, multiply primes by π , divide by three<<ParanormalPaul posted:8/25/2013 11:21:02 PM The Georgia Guidestones a possible interpretation: Bill Clinton/Al Gore will sell the United States to the Chinese. The actual handing over of the property will be Barack Obama. To help with the population in the U.S there will be two strains of virus released. They are to target two seperate groups. Exactly which groups will be decided at the time of the creation of the virus. The only ones exempt from the purge of the population is the Chinese. They will be gathered together so that the government of China can be destroyed and the people put into labor camps. Or the stones are nothing more than insane mutterings of a certain Episcopalian minister that likes to create something from nothing but his own fevered imagination. Take your pick they are both about as likelyLincolnGenghis posted:8/26/2013 10:40:06 AM I like the first iterpretation. LoLgary107 posted:8/27/2013 12:05:18 PM Why should the Chinese buy from Clinton/Gore what they already own?ParanormalPaul posted:8/27/2013 5:21:35 PM They didn't own it before hand, Clinton/Gore sold it for campaign money. They care less about this country than the Queen of England does. And tell me why do you post your comments like 3 or 4 times? Is once not enough? It doesn't matter. From reading of your previous postings it's obvious that you neither care for accuracy or facts. Your obviously either extremely angry about something or your completely fooling everyone with those insane postings. Please try to make sense to the rest of us here. I am sure that you have some intelligent things to share with the rest of us. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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Meet the Pros...
Ramona M. Wis, Mimi Rolland Professor in the FineArts and professor of music is not only a renowned choral conductor of North Central's Women's Chorale, she's also a published author and sought-after speaker. Her book, The Conductor as Leader: Principles of Leadership Applied to Life on the Podium, describes her belief that conducting is not a dictatorship but instead a collaborative effort that welcomes ideas from chorale members to achieve a successful performance.
Lawrence Van Oyen, associate professor of music and director of bands, has discovered a distinctive performance opportunity for the College's Concert Winds. Every spring, the band plays a public concert that is designed for families who have children with autism or other developmental disabilities. It's a rare chance for these families to attend a musical event where they are welcome and accommodated. "For this concert, there is a shift. It's not about the musicians," Van Oyen says."It's about the audience."
Brian Lynch, fine arts director, brings a wealth of experience to every show he directs. Many of North Central's best productions have been inspired by his direction and choreography, honed while touring nationally as Jean Valjean in Les Miserables, and Rum Tum Tugger and other characters in Cats. He says of students arriving at North Central to study musical theatre: "Many are serious about pursuing this field as their profession. The quality of students we are attracting is amazing."
Deborah Palmes, professor of theatre, loves the fact that many students participate in theatre solely for an artistic experience. "The goal of theatre at North Central is to make the process memorable and create a collaborative community while also pleasing the audience," she says. "Theatre is something that enriches you, which is an important part of a liberal arts experience."
Thanks to Associate Professor of Art Barry Skurkis, North Central art students display their work each year at the Paramount Theatre Art Gallery in Aurora, IL as part of an "Aspiring Artists" series. "This exhibition is a learning experience to help them prepare for a professional exhibit," said Skurkis. "Each student goes through a competitive jury process with the College's art faculty." Skurkis shares the knowledge he's gained from involvement in international competitions and through exhibiting his own art nationally and in the Chicago area.
Janice Borla, visiting lecturer of jazz studies, founded the Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp at North Central and the annual "Hot Jazz – 6 Cool Nites" Concert Series, cited by Jazziz Magazine as "one of the most innovative and dynamic summer jazz educational programs in the country." Janice's current CD, "Agents of Change," was named "The No. 1 Jazz CD of the Year" by WBEZ-FM Chicago Public Radio. She has performed as a guest artist and clinician at high schools, colleges and festivals throughout the United States, Canada and Europe.


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January 31, 2014
Why is Ohio so . . . (fill in the blank)
Autocomplete thinks Ohio is important and Columbus is gay.Continue ReadingPosted by Joe Blundo on January 31, 2014 03:44 PM
January 24, 2014
The touchy subject of retouching
An underwear company opts not to retouch photos, winning praise for reasons that aren't entirely clear.Continue ReadingPosted by Joe Blundo on January 24, 2014 11:51 AM
January 17, 2014
Seeing God in the Super Bowl
The astounding number of Americans who think God determines the outcome of sporting event.Continue ReadingPosted by Joe Blundo on January 17, 2014 02:03 PM
January 03, 2014
I evolved from apes. How about you?
A third of Americans don't believe in evolution, a Pew Research Center poll has found.
Much has been made of this statistic in the past week, but it appears it's up to me to make the obvious point: Maybe some people evolved from apes and others didn't.
I'm pretty sure I evolved from an ape family that lived on the savanna in Africa. Why? I dislike cold weather, feel attracted to tree houses and shy away from rugged individualism. I prefer living in a troop where members can watch out for each others and sound an alarm if a leopard or a burglar approaches.
(But I draw the line at picking bugs out of a neighbor's hair -- there's such a thing as boundaries.)
People who don't believe in evolution probably are the direct descendants of Adam and Eve. They tend to live in red states, drink domestic beer and watch NASCAR. I'm not sure if that says something about the Creator (she's fascinated by left turns, perhaps?) or if it's just how created human culture developed over the years.
All the stories about polarization aside, it's rather remarkable that these two strains of humans get along as well as they do. I mean we may prefer different candidates, vegetables and makes of cars, but it's not as if one side (mine, probably) defines a good meal as licking termites off a stick and the other will eat only manna from heaven. We've all found a middle ground in bacon and potato chips.
I'm pretty sure that the passage of a few more millennia will erase more of our petty differences and we'll all live together in harmony, at least in non-election years.Posted by Joe Blundo on January 03, 2014 04:37 PM


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State police make arrests in Narrowsburg thefts
September 4, 2013 —
On August 23, 2013 State Police at Liberty received reports from fifteen separate victims in and around the Narrowsburg area that personal items had been stolen from their parked vehicles during pre-dawn hours. Items reported stolen included Ipods, wallets, credit cards, currency, GPS units, a .380 caliber pistol, and numerous other personal effects.
An investigation led to the arrests of Walter Amerbach, age 22 of Narrowsburg, NY and Nicholas Siegler, age 18 also of Narrowsburg. Amerbach was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd Degree and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 4th Degree, both felonies.
Siegler was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon 4th Degree and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 4th Degree. Both were arraigned and remanded to the Sullivan County Jail with no bail set. The investigation led to the recovery of numerous items stolen from the parked vehicles along with three rifles that had been reported stolen to State Police during a burglary on August 22nd. A rifle reported stolen to the Sullivan County Sheriff's Dept was also recovered.
On September 3, 2013 State Police arrested Cody Lemon, age 20, of Smallwood. An investigation revealed that Lemon had broken into a home on Route 97 and removed the rifles. He was charged with Burglary 2nd Degree and ultimately remanded to the Sullivan County Jail. The investigation is continuing. State police were assisted by the Sullivan County Sheriff's Dept.


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got you 8's
Just had a dude full on rip off one of my Knicks mixes, slap it in to his own upload and claim it as his own.
Please go on to YouTube and dislike this f*ggots impertinence!
Please copy and paste this and post it in the comments before you click the link.
★ Plagiarism. Ripped off Crazy8sNYK's video. FAIL!
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Thanks, fellas.
got you 8's
"I'd Rather Melo shoot with 3 men on him than Jefferies shotting wide open"
-Jeff Van Gundy
Would u be interested in putting them on to a Knicks website?
yeah, they usually go at knicksonline.com
btw, Crazy, do you have a link to your video? Youtube doesn't like duplicates and it will be quickly removed if you contact them
Hey Crazy, under the video there is a little icon that says "flag as inapropriate" click it and then where it says Select a reason put "Infringes my rights".
Gents! I love you all! I actually found the dude on another Knick site and ripped in to him.
Make your own videos, faggot.
xToPGuN24 36 分前
Weak ass ****
CumBury 7 時間前
★ Plagiarism. Ripped off Crazy8sNYK's video. FAIL!
AlBaShA13 7 時間前
gtfo with this weak **** make your own videos
bellyfr0g 8 時間前
this video is Crazy!..... 8's that is!!!!!
rjjohnson2 10 時間前
★ Plagiarism. Ripped off Crazy8sNYK's video. FAIL!
rjjohnson2 10 時間前
Whomever you may be of this its of usernames, you are f'ing awesome
This was my favorite - Make your own videos, faggot.
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I did as you asked, Crazy8.... Sadly I don't think there's anything you can do about it.
The video may be your mix, but they're not your clips.... you pretty much forfeit all your rights when the content you post doesn't originate from yourself.
I'd be outraged too, as that's hard work you put in making that site.
Then again, I am the guy with the LIN LIN LIN shirt.....and now some Taiwanese company is selling it on eBay using MY PICTURE as an advertisement:
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Im sure everyone will figure out who I am, dead at the comments
lol...dude removed the video.
Knicksonline.com Power!!!


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Living conditions and volunteer lifestyles in Senegal
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|As a Peace Corps Volunteers, you will have to adapt to conditions that may be dramatically different than you have ever experienced and modify lifestyle practices that you now take for granted. Even the most basic practices— talking, eating, using the bathroom, and sleeping — may take significantly different forms in the context of the host country. If you successfully adapt and integrate, you will in return be rewarded with a deep understanding of a new culture, the establishment of new and potentially lifelong relationships, and a profound sense of humanity.
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Living Conditions and Volunteer Lifestyles by Country
Pre-Departure Checklist
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Few countries in the world offer the level of mail service considered normal in the United States. If you expect U.S. standards for mail service, you will be in for some frustration. Most mail takes a minimum of two weeks to arrive. Some mail may simply not arrive (fortunately this is not a frequent occurrence, but it does happen). Letters may arrive with clipped edges because someone has tried to see if any money was inside (again, this is rare, but it does happen). Advise your family and friends to number their letters for tracking purposes and to include "Airmail" and "Par Avion" on their envelopes.
Despite the delays, we encourage you to write to your family
regularly and to number your letters. Family members typically become worried when they do not hear from you, so it is a good idea to advise them that mail is sporadic and that they should not worry if they do not receive your letters regularly.
Your address during training will be:
PCT "Your Name"
Corps de la Paix
Thiès, Senegal
West Africa
Once you have been sworn in as a Volunteer and are at your permanent site, you will need to send your new address to your family and friends.
Calls can be made from either businesses known as "telecenters" or cabines téléphoniques (phone booths). Volunteers' houses are not equipped with telephones, but a fortunate few live close to a telecenter or to a neighbor with a phone. Telecenters are usually easy to locate in towns but do not exist in small villages.
Cell phones are now common in many parts of Senegal, and many volunteers now have them.
Computer, Internet, and E-mail Access
Many Internet cafes have sprung up recently throughout Senegal, particularly in regional capitals. The cost varies from the equivalent of around $1.50 an hour to $3.50 an hour. Since most Volunteers live a good distance from a regional capital, however, few Volunteers have regular access to the Internet.
Housing and Site Location
Most Volunteers live in rural areas, especially those who work in the agriculture, natural resources, and environmental education sectors. For safety and cultural reasons, Volunteers are usually housed in family compounds, where accommodations range from a cement-block room with a tin roof to a traditional hut with a thatched roof. The Peace Corps requires that all housing have screens to protect against mosquitoes and other insects, a lock, and a concrete floor. Additionally, bathing and toilet facilities must meet Peace Corps standards. Prospective Volunteers are encouraged to bring pictures and other decorations to "make their hut a home."
Living Allowance and Money Management
The living allowance is deposited into Volunteers' bank accounts (usually Crédit Agricole) on a quarterly basis and is intended to cover the cost of food, household supplies, and work-related travel. The amount varies from region to region and depends on whether the site is in an urban or rural area. As the funds are issued on a quarterly basis, it is important for Volunteers to keep track of their expenditures so their allowance will last until the next payment is issued.
Food and Diet
Senegalese cooking is unvaried by Western standards but delicious nonetheless. Rice and millet are the two staples, with millet being the traditional food crop in the peanut basin and rice being more prevalent in the river basins. Depending on your assignment and the relative wealth of the villagers with whom you live, you may end up eating millet or rice three times a day. Generally, rice is served at lunch and millet at dinner, both with seasonal vegetables, and fish when available.
The national dish is thiéboudien (che-boo-jenn), a tasty concoction of fish and rice simmered in tomato sauce and spices, accompanied by various vegetables. Other popular dishes are mafé (rice and peanut sauce), yassa (rice, onions, and chicken, beef, or fish) and cere neex (millet and bean sauce). White bread, which, like rice, was introduced by the French during the colonial period, is also extremely popular. Bread is expensive for the average Senegalese, since all of its ingredients must be imported, but it has become a favorite breakfast in urban areas. On Muslim holidays, the standard fare is lamb. A wide variety of exotic fruits are also available at different seasons, including mangoes, papayas, watermelons, mandarin oranges, and passion fruit. Fruits are more widely available in the south, where heavier rainfall supports a large variety of fruit trees.
All Volunteers are issued bicycles for daily use. Another form of transportation available to village-based Volunteers consists of charrettes, or horse- or donkey-drawn carts. For intracity transportation, there are the omnipresent Peugeot 504 station wagons called sept-places or taxis-brousse. They are frequently unreliable, unsafe, crowded, and uncomfortable.
There are also minibuses of various shapes and sizes, but they are even more unreliable, unsafe, crowded, and uncomfortable. The Peace Corps regularly reminds Volunteers to examine the condition of a vehicle and its driver before purchasing a ticket to board any intercity mode of transport. If you find yourself in a vehicle you believe to be unsafe, you should demand that the driver let you out immediately. The grim reality is that vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death of Americans in Africa.
Geography and Climate
Senegal, a semiarid country with a population of more than 10 million, is one of America's most important partners in sub-Saharan Africa. Occupying an area approximately the size of South Dakota, it shares borders with Mauritania, Mali, the Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and the Atlantic Ocean, and it is the westernmost country on the African continent. Because of its geographic location and deep-water port, Dakar, the capital, serves as the western gateway to the African continent.
The landscape consists of monotonous flat plains in the middle of the arid, sandy Sahel. The only significant elevations are in the far southeast along the Guinea border, the northern tip of the Fouta Djalon plateau, and farther east along the Malian border.
The Senegal River originates in the Fouta Djalon and forms the border with Mauritania. St. Louis, an old colonial city, is at the river's mouth. The wide flood plains, cultivated with peanuts and millet, are among the country's most productive areas. Senegal is very important to migrating birds, particularly waterfowl, which return in large numbers each winter from Europe. Djoudj Park, one of the most important bird reserves in the world, is to the north of St. Louis. Senegal is the most biologically diverse country in the Sahel, with over 550 animal species. Certain species of wildlife, however, such as giraffes, have disappeared altogether. A greater problem is the increasing desertification of the northern part of the country.
Social Activities
Social activities vary from region to region, but baptisms and weddings are big events in all areas. Some of the best-known West African popular musicians are from Senegal. Soccer, called football in Senegal, is a major preoccupation of boys throughout the country, and traditional wrestling tournaments and the ceremonies surrounding them continue to be important sources of entertainment.
Professionalism, Dress, and Behavior
Senegalese, with rare exception, appear in public neatly dressed. While an unkempt or sloppy appearance may be an expression of individuality in the United States, in Senegal it is viewed as demeaning and disrespectful. Thus Volunteers are expected to dress neatly and be well groomed at all times. Male Volunteers who wear shorts risk being treated as schoolboys, since generally only schoolboys wear shorts in Senegal.
Female Volunteers should not wear anything above the knee, including shorts, in public. These recommendations for dress are consistent with Peace Corps policies established to ensure the safety and well-being of Volunteers and with the wishes of the Senegalese government. As guests of the government, Volunteers must not abuse the hospitality of their host by disregard for local norms. Peace Corps Volunteers are expected to set good examples for the young people of Senegal in addition to providing technical assistance. The respect they earn by virtue of their education, relative affluence, and status as representatives of the United States is easily lost by improper behavior or dress. Note that the use of drugs, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness, and participation of any kind in Senegalese political affairs by Volunteers are strictly forbidden and will result in immediate termination from the Peace Corps.
Personal Safety
More detailed information about the Peace Corps' approach to safety is contained in the Health Care and Safety chapter, but it is an important issue and cannot be overemphasized. As stated in the Volunteer Handbook, becoming a Peace Corps Volunteer entails certain safety risks. Living and traveling in an unfamiliar environment (oftentimes alone), having a limited understanding of local language and culture, and being perceived as well-off are some of the factors that can put a Volunteer at risk. Many Volunteers experience varying degrees of unwanted attention and harassment. Petty thefts and burglaries are not uncommon, and incidents of physical and sexual assault do occur, although most Senegal Volunteers complete their two years of service without personal security incidents. The Peace Corps has established procedures and policies designed to help Volunteers reduce their risks and enhance their safety and security. These procedures and policies, in addition to safety training, will be provided once you arrive in Senegal. At the same time, you are expected to take responsibility for your safety and well-being.
Rewards and Frustrations
The cultural adaptation Volunteers must undertake while serving in Senegal is substantial. Customs and practices such as polygamous marriages, reliance on extended families, and subsistence farming require Volunteers to reevaluate their own attitudes. The slower pace may be a pleasant contrast to the American rush at breakneck speed but can also be a source of frustration when things do not get done as quickly as one is accustomed to.
In addition, Volunteers are considered rich by Senegalese, an image that is hard for Volunteers to accept, particularly when beggars or representatives of charitable causes constantly approach them. It is important to remember that even though Volunteers work without a salary, in actuality their living allowance is far more than the income of the average village family. You will have to learn how to say no with discretion.
West Africa is known for its friendly and generous people, and the Senegalese are no exception. Volunteers are likely to attract attention wherever they go and be stared at simply because they are the strangest, if not the most interesting, people many Senegalese have ever seen. Most Senegalese want to be friends with Volunteers and visit them continually. The American desire for privacy seems strange to Senegalese, and Volunteers may find it difficult to have times of solitude. Seeking privacy is viewed as antisocial behavior in Senegalese culture.


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Copper Mountain
+Excellent trail layout. Free snowcat in the bowls.
- Snoozy village. Have to hit Frisco for a good meal.
Copper Mountain may surprise you. Nestl ed between behemoths Vail and Breckenridge, it's equal parts local hangout and destination resort. Luxury ski-in, ski-out four- and five-bedroom homes with gourmet kitchens and stone fireplaces at Lewis Ranch offer a high-end lodging option previously missing at Copper, and on-mountain upgrades have focused on the skiing itself rather than the base area (and as skiers, we like that). Case in point: The sluggish Highpoint double was replaced with a high-speed quad, giving park-andpipers easier access to the Catalyst park while ensuring that beginners spend more time learning and less time on the lift. Four back bowls, pristine tree skiing and the free snowcatserved Tucker Mountain will keep experts going for days. "A great overall mountain with something for everyone," says one reader. We're not surprised. —Sally Francklyn
Must Ski » Ride the Alpine lift to marathon bump runs. After a big storm, lap it all day—you'll ski powder in the morning and perfect soft bumps post-lunch.
Family Activity » The One Hit Wonder ($60) at Woodward at Copper is a skills and safety clinic held at the premier training grounds for budding jibbers.
Off-Hill Restaurant » Try the Blue Spruce in Frisco for a steak and a glass of wine. The bar in the back room often features live music and drink specials.


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So what is the solution? Should the NBA change the playoff system? Basically just pick the best 16 records overall??
I know it sucks for Golden State, and they deserve it more than the Hawks and 76ers but it is what it is.
That is a bad feeling when your team can Win 48 to 50 games and dont make the Playoffs. That happen to KG on the Timberwolves one season.
Golden State Warriors (48-33) and the Denver Nuggets (49-32) exciting offensive performance this season deserve to be in the Post Season Games.
The Warriors & Nuggets show 100% better entertainment than the boring Spurs and Jazz (whom have the habit of putting you to sleep)
The Philly 76ers are 40-41, the Atlanta Hawks are 37-43, and both made the Postseason Games in the East.
The Denver Nuggets Roster is supposed to be able to beat both the Lakers roster and the Hornets roster in a series. But...... the Denver Nuggets has one of the NBA top 10 poorest playoff coaches George Karl.
There is no way that Coach Phil Jax or Coach Byron Scott will let coach George Karl Win a playoff series against them.
So what is the solution? Should the NBA change the playoff system? Basically just pick the best 16 records overall??
I know it sucks for Golden State, and they deserve it more than the Hawks and 76ers but it is what it is.
That's what I would prefer. The 16 teams with the best records make it to the playoffs. I never understood the purpose of Conferences and Divisions.
This thread is about changing the playoff structure.
I always like the 8 best East teams and 8 best West teams, and advertisers like it this way as well.
The NBA has deeply rooted business relations with SouthWest Airlines and a few other travel orientated companies/services.
If there was a situatuon where one region was not to have playoff representation, -which is the season when ratings are the best, I would feel that my ad dollars aren't being used properly with the NBA media plan.
Obviously the West isn't going anywhere, but the thought of a situation in which an local market is not vested into the playoffs; well that doesn't make much business sense to use the NBA.
Would companies that target an NYC are market make much sense for advertising in May? Nope. Most of us won't pay attention unless our Knicks were involved.
I say it time and time again, the NBA is a business first- a sports league second. It's just the way the world works folks
"Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand."
Kurt Vonnegut
Interesting point Starks but by having a higher quality playoffs, there will be more viewers. Wouldn't this boost of television ratings during the playoffs offset this?
You tune into any Met/Yankee game in May, and you'll see kids, families, heads of households, Mothers/Wives, Elderly people that are enjoying their day at the ballpark. You don't necassirly get this from basketball. If you have a product thats segmented to a geo market, and that market isn't even represented by a team in the playoffs- you would be absolutley upset and likely to skip out on advertising with the NBA. With the way the league is set up, every area of the country has equal opportunity to have playoff games. Seriously, 8 teams per conference is very liberal- even more embarrasing for the Knicks to not have been in there in so long
If your running a buisness and have a product that isn't meant for a niche basketball audience (sneakers, fitness, gatorade, clothing), you would be making a bad choice by choosing to advertise on an NBA schedule instead of baseball. Advertisers don't care about the games, they care about where the most people are watching.
This would be different if the Knicks were in the playoffs. Back when the Knicks were a playoff team, advertisers used to fight to get their products to run during Knick playoff games.
This argument works the same for other cites as well. It's a geographic/demographic issue here.
Basketball purists can appreciate the Spurs. I have called the Spurs boring in the past but it was last year in the playoffs when I realized that its like watching a defensive minded boxer, dont sleep on the art of defense. They define team basketball and I look forward to watching Duncan go to work in the playoffs.
Most people dont check out the NBA section, they only stay on the front page. I made a thread 2 weeks ago about how KG got sonned twice by Duncan and Artest. For those of you who only stay on the home page i recommend going to the top, clicking on interactive and then forums so you can see all the sections like NBA, Hangout, other sports, etc.
Heres what Ron Artest had to say about Duncan:
"I remember one time Kevin Garnett was mushing him, and shoving him in the face; and Tim Duncan didn't do anything, he didn't react. He just kicked Kevin Garnett's ass, and won the damn championship. You know what I'm sayin'? That's gangsta. Everybody can show emotion, dunk on somebody, scream and be real ****y; but Tim Duncan is a ... he's a pimp."---Ron Artest
Artest sonned KG with the quote but Duncan sonned KG on the court. KG got sonned twice!!!! Gay G (The Big Stick-it) Lost
Timmy D is a true champ, F the emotions. Its all about being the silent assassin, i agree with Artest. Thats how gangstas do it.
Imagine how the Warrior-Fans feel right now.
If the Eastern Conference was to go back to being the best winning percentage teams in both conferences.
Hypothetical speaking, and the Knicks won back to back 48 win seasons, and did'nt make the Postseason games in either, believe me there would be an immediate change in the NBA.
I dont take nothing away from the Spurs Duncan, Ginobli, and Parker, it's the Malik Rose and Bowen role-play that bothers me in a Postseason series where their oponents have to watch their back every second in that series for life long injuries.
I like all of the Jazz young players, they are the ones that put Utah back on the map.
But the above dont change that L.A., G.S., Cavs, Boston, Phoenix, and Denver are the most exciting teams to watch in the NBA.


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Olive May (Rumsey) Fowler, 82, of Penn Run, died Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at the Indiana Regional Medical Center. The daughter of the late Emerson and Hazel (McCurdy) Rumsey, she was born in Homestead, PA on July 27, 1930.
Olive was a former member of the Harmony Presbyterian Church in Penn Run. She was a florist for many years at Markel's Greenhouse. She had also worked at Montgomery Wards in Indiana and at both Ratay's Drive-In Restaurants in Clymer and Spangler.
She is survived by two children: Jean Marie Christner & husband, Roger of Summit Mills, PA; and Donald "Paul" Fowler of Penn Run. Her siblings are: George Rumsey, Penn Run; James Rumsey, Canton, OH; and Velma Morrow, Indiana. Olive's two grandchildren are: Mary Beth Custer, Clymer and John Christner, Summit Mills. Other survivors include her great grandchildren: Duncan, Cameron and Katlynn Custer, along with many nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death be her husband, John J. Fowler, who died July 21, 2002 and her sister, Mary Hazel Benko.
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, February 16th at 11 AM at the Missionary Alliance Church in Clymer. A luncheon will follow at the church. Interment will be held at a later date in the Harmony Presbyterian Cemetery, Penn Run.
Memorial donations are requested to help offset funeral expenses. Please send all donations to: Mary Beth Custer, 390 Harrison Street, Clymer, PA 15728.
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This may seem over reacting but i have noticed this happen about 5 times, when my little on is nursing and is falling asleep sometimes his hands will start shaking a lot. It almost seems seizure like but only his arms are shaking, not the rest of his body and if I pull my nipple out of his mouth he stops right away. Has this happened to anyone? It has only happened when he is feeding to go to sleep.
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I have a four month old and BF is going very well. She's 24 inches and 18.5 pounds (my not-so-little bundle of joy!)
I am aware of the benefits of BF and am wondering if there is any benefit to EBF beyond the 6 months. How long is ideal? Are there studies looking at the optimum EBF period? Would my baby be happy/healthy to EBF for, say, 24 months? Or is it wrong to deny her solids when she starts to develop an interest?


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Suspended bosses get to watch BreesBy BARRY WILNER
THe Associated Press | October 07,2012Somewhere in a private box at the Louisiana Superdome, Sean Payton, Mickey Loomis and Joe Vitt will sit and watch Drew Brees try to set an NFL record for consecutive games with a touchdown pass.
Not to mention get the Saints out of their worst slide in years.
That suspended trio coach Payton is sidelined for the season, general manager Loomis for eight games, interim coach Vitt for six for their roles in the bounties scandal was given permission by the NFL to attend Sunday nights game against San Diego, but cant interact with Brees or the other players.
Brees tied Hall of Famer John Unitas mark of 47 straight, set from 1956-60 by throwing for three scores in a loss at Green Bay last weekend. Then he asked Commissioner Roger Goodell about allowing the coaches and GM to attend on Sunday.
It would mean a lot, and thats why I asked, Brees said. Of course they know how this team feels about all those people and what a big part they are in our journey despite the circumstances. And the fact that we have the opportunity to break the Johnny Unitas record, and I say `we because it is a team deal, and Joe Vitt is a part of that, Sean Payton is a part of that and Mickey Loomis is a part of that. They are all a part of that, and I felt like they certainly deserved the opportunity to be there in attendance and share that moment with us.
While the Saints are one of two 0-4 teams, along with Cleveland, the Chargers (3-1) are on top of the AFC West. Their three wins are over Oakland, Kansas City and Tennessee, all 1-3. When they played a contender at home the Chargers were routed by Atlanta.
So this could be something of a proving ground for San Diego, because beating even a winless Saints squad in New Orleans never is a Big Easy. And with emotions running wild over Brees pursuit of Unitas record and with Payton, Loomis and Vitt on hand the Chargers challenge is amplified.
Its the same team thats made deep playoff runs and its the same team thats won Super Bowls, said Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, who replaced Brees as the starter in 2006, when Brees headed to New Orleans as a free agent. We know what were in for Sunday night. I know just from the few guys that were on this team a few years ago and are now there, its a tough and resilient group. Were going to have to play at our best if we expect to win on Sunday.
Also Sunday, its Atlanta at Washington, Denver at New England, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Green Bay at Indianapolis, Baltimore at Kansas City, Cleveland at the New York Giants, Buffalo at San Francisco, Miami at Cincinnati, Seattle at Carolina, Chicago at Jacksonville, and Tennessee at Minnesota.
Houston is at the New York Jets on Monday night.
Off this week are Dallas (2-2), Detroit (1-3), Oakland (1-3), and Tampa Bay (1-3).
Atlanta (4-0) at Washington (2-2)
It is a measure of how far the Falcons have come this year that they can move from their 1-yard-line in the final moments to field goal position and beat the Panthers. Its also a measure to see them with a league-best plus-10 turnover margin the Falcons have only two giveaways and no fumbles lost and a stingy pass defense. Atlanta has cured some major issues of the recent past.
Weve made a bunch of mistakes, but weve battled and weve been tough and weve fought through some of those things, said Matt Ryan, among the leagues top quarterbacks through four games. Thats what you have to do in this league. Its never going to be perfect. Thats just the nature of the NFL.
The Falcons got some helpful preparation for facing sensational rookie QB Robert Griffin III when they played 2011s top offensive rookie, Cam Newton, last Sunday. But Griffin is part of a much better running game than the Panthers presented. That will test Atlantas ground defense, which ranks 29th.
Houston (4-0) at New York Jets (2-2), Monday night
Just what the reeling Jets need on the heels of their worst performance of the Rex Ryan era: a visit from the top-ranked team in the AP Pro32.
The Texans have had only one close game so far, have yielded the fewest points in the league (56), have scored the second most (126), have the top-rated defense in yards allowed and ... shall we continue?
I think we have to get better, Ryan said. We cant worry about who we play. The fact that were playing the team that is regarded as the best team in the National Football League, we have to improve ourselves. We have to go back and look at our football team first.
Might be more enjoyable to look at what the Texans are doing, Rex.
Philadelphia (3-1) at Pittsburgh (1-2)
The Steelers have struggled, but with safety Troy Polamalu, LB James Harrison and RB Rashard Mendenhall expected back from injuries, they become a more formidable opponent. Pittsburgh has protected the ball well, but also has forced only three turnovers hardly Steel Curtain football.
Everyone has profited in the turnover department against the Eagles, whose 12 giveaways are the most in the NFC. Philly has won its games by a total of four points.
Among the spiciest matchups will be the Eagles speed with running back LeSean McCoy and receivers DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin not to mention quarterback Michael Vick against a defense that has looked slow thus far.
Green Bay (2-2) at Indianapolis (1-2)
Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians steps in as interim coach for Indy while Chuck Pagano battles leukemia. That adds to the challenges the Colts are facing as they come off a bye week.
Obviously, we know whats going on and theres no doubt everyone still has that in the back of our heads, defensive end Cory Redding said. But this team has to move on. We have to go out there and do our job.
Doing it against the revitalized Packers offense will be extra difficult. Most of the matchups favor Green Bay, with the most intriguing perhaps being Packers center Jeff Saturday against the Colts interior defensive line. Saturday left Indy as a free agent this year after 13 seasons.
Baltimore (3-1) at Kansas City (1-3)
Kansas City has allowed 136 points overall and 77 in two home losses, hardly the right approach against a Baltimore team that has become dangerous offensively. Even worse, the Chiefs have the NFLs most giveaways, 15, a bad sign against the Ravens ball-hawkers.
You look across that defensive board and theyve got a lot of great veteran leadership with Ed Reed, Haloti Ngata and then also obviously Ray Lewis, Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel said. But those guys have been playing together for a long time and theyre a very instinctive, very experienced group.
After a busy opening four weeks, the Ravens finally are rested, having last played on Sept. 27.
Cleveland (0-4) at New York Giants (2-2)
The Giants recognize that they messed up late at Philly last Sunday night, costing them sole possession of the NFC East lead. With a brutal upcoming schedule, a victory against the winless Browns, ranked last in the AP Pro32, is a must.
Yet, the Giants have struggled in recent years against mediocre (or worse) opponents.
I dont know if its our preparation, I dont know if its the mindset that we go in there with, receiver Victor Cruz said. Hopefully, well gear up this week and be prepared for this team, no matter what their record is. Theyre still a good football team, and we have to prepare ourselves to win a football game.
Cleveland has lost 10 straight dating back to last season. It has shown sparks on offense with rookie RB Trent Richardson and QB Brandon Weeden, and has some playmakers on defense, particularly linebacker DQwell Jackson. Top cornerback Joe Haden has one more week on his suspension.
Buffalo (2-2) at San Francisco (3-1)
Early in the third quarter last week, the Bills led New England 21-7 and were envisioning a solo spot atop the AFC East. Then the Patriots stopped fooling around and soon were headed to a 52-28 romp.
The Niners arent likely to score that many points, but their fierce, opportunistic defense almost certainly wont yield anything close to four touchdowns.
This could be an entertaining matchup on the ground with Buffalos Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller trying to outdo San Franciscos Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter. It also could turn into a mismatch if Patrick Willis, Justin Smith and the rest of the 49ers defense shuts down the Bills running attack and forces Ryan Fitzpatrick to throw under duress. Fitzpatricks 12 TD passes top the league, but hes also thrown seven interceptions.
Miami (1-3) at Cincinnati (3-1)
With two division matches after this, Cincinnati needs to pay attention against a Dolphins squad that lost its last two games in overtime, blowing leads in both. Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton has been sensational late in games and has the best fourth-quarter passing rating in the NFL, 151.7.
The Dolphins have won six of their last seven visits to Cincinnati and have the NFLs leading receiver in yards in Brian Hartline. But getting time to find him will be problematic for rookie QB Ryan Tannehill: The Bengals lead the NFL with 17 sacks.
Our defensive linemen are very tall guys, safety Chris Crocker said. Just them getting their arms up, getting around him its uncomfortable. As long as they continue to get the pressure like theyre getting, then well make a lot of plays.
Seattle (2-2) at Carolina (1-3)
Reverse the site of this game and the Seahawks are a strong favorite. Instead, they make one of the longest road trips possible in the NFL, 2,800 miles, to face an angry group of Panthers.
Carolina had Atlanta pinned at its 1-yard line in the final moments last Sunday and still managed to blow the game. For developing teams, such defeats can be devastating.
We are a young football team, but at some point youve got to get past that, because at some point you run out of time, coach Ron Rivera said. We dont want to run out of time.
Chicago (3-1) at Jacksonville (1-3)
The addition of WR Brandon Marshall has energized Chicagos offense and even made Jay Cutler less sullen. But its the defense that is making the Bears formidable with a league-high 14 takeaways, including 11 interceptions. Theyve run back three picks for touchdowns.
That paints a distressing picture for the Jaguars, whose 62 points are the fewest of any team to have played four games.
Tennessee (1-3) at Minnesota (3-1)
One of the leagues biggest flops through a quarter of the schedule visits one of the most pleasant surprises.
Tennessee is without starting QB Jake Locker (shoulder), so Matt Hasselbeck gets the call. Hell need Chris Johnson to resemble the running back he was last week with 141 yards, not the impostor of the previous three games.
Minnesota has been getting strong contributions from its veteran leaders, particularly Adrian Peterson and Percy Harvin on offense, Chad Greenway and Antoine Winfield on defense, and Harvin on special teams. The kick returners have been superb.
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Nature's first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf's a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay.
Is this a poem referring to Pujols, because I know that Yadier Molina is also in that picture?
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Im gonna spam the hell outta meh! Congrats NB everyone ang meh! :p
Originally Posted by Demon of the Mist
I was the 2,000,000 poster!!!! (Probably not true, but someone prove me wrong lol)
That Was Me!
Yeah baby yeah!! All me :D
Haha Congratz Guys And Girls^^
That's pretty impressive..
you guys do know right that it was me?
i dont care about numbers. Let it be any number
Grats NB
Congrats! Let's go for the 3,000,000 posts! :D
Congrats to narutobase. its looking totally chage when i last login.
2,000,000 o_o!
I hope we soon make them 10,000,000 posts
Go Naurto Base!
This is RANDOM I like it!!!!!!
I guess im a bit late, but gratz to Naruto Base!
congrats lets make it 20000000
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Wayne Randazzo is broadcaster for the Kane County Cougars. He spent the past four seasons in Mobile, AL, with the BayBears, the AA-affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. His broadcasting background includes doing play-by-play work for Big Ten Network productions, anchoring shows on WGN radio and doing updates on WSCR-AM 670 The Score. He becomes the eighth broadcaster in franchise history and joins a list of former Cougars broadcasters that includes current big league announcers Dave Wills (Tampa Bay Rays) and Scott Franzke (Philadelphia Phillies).
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If he opts out, its only going to be because he thinks he'll get a big contract, in terms of years more so than money. I don't think he's the right type of player to invest 4,5 years in...I don't care who it was that his injuries are in the past. He's not worth that commitment.
People forget that we gave up Jordan Hill, a chance to move down in the 2011 draft and our 2012 pick just so we can spend an extra $9 mil in FA this year. I don't know about everybody else, but I would be pissed if we used that to sign a player like Tyson Chandler over a 2nd max contract.


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I also think it's time to Start Amare and send Kidd to the bench
woodson has to start getting on these perimeter defenders. this is ridiculous what these guards are doing against them. it's like a 3 pt contest or layup line every game.
I also think it's time to Start Amare and send Kidd to the bench
some1 predict no loses in februardy and i will predict 3 loosing streak now
Minny and Clipps are next.
Hold on a minute there, why isn't cope getting more minutes?
My Knicks are awesome, and this shall be the year of ultimate greatness
Kidd should be benched now.
Since back from injury, last 4 games:
4-21, 8 as, 2 st.
Should play less than 20min as backup for Felton.
Move for another perimeter defender is a must.
Can't go into post season having Shump as the only Knick who has fookin clue as how to defend opposing guards.
Wall "was rode" INTO pain like into Butter u cant play like that and not only Wall did that dozen times.
during that Knicks was with JR and Novak both plays no D
Wizards are playing friday vs Nets @ home
anyway i will watch Clipps @ Heat
but b4 that Knicks Minny
Breen can tell score during heat clipps
@Rob Low: yeah, it sucks to see us struggling against some scrubs until Amare checks in. STAT gives this team some much needed boost and he needs to start as soon as one of our bigs is back. Right now we can't afford having both Amare and Tyson on the bench, KT isn't that much of a threat at the center spot.


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Good morning and welcome to the Freedom New Mexico Thursday briefing.
Cops and Kids photo
Clovis Police Community Relations Officer Daron Roach says free team photos are nowavailable for participants in this year's Cops and Kids games at The Rock.
You can pick one up at the Clovis Police Department or by contacting Roach.
Info: 75-763-9427 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Fish for catching
The Oasis State Park pond was stocked with catfish May 26.
The pond is open to public fishing.
The catfish limit is two per person per day, and anyone age 12 and older needs a valid New Mexico fishing license.
Quirky quote of the day
"The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong." — Andy Rooney
Mark your calendars
A couple of events coming up Saturday:
The annual Clovis Juneteenth Celebration 3 p.m. at First Church of God in Christ, 3400 Vinton St. Information: 749-6570.
The Soap Box Derby race 9 a.m. at Yucca Middle School. Free admission. Information:
769-1882 or 762-0302.
Today in history
On this day in 1884, the first roller coaster in America opens at Coney Island, in Brooklyn, New York.
Known as a switchback railway, it was the brainchild of LaMarcus Thompson, traveled approximately six miles per hour and cost a nickel to ride.
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Today — Sunny and hot, with a high near 102. West wind 5 to 10 mph increasing to between 15 and 20 mph. Winds could gust as high as 30 mph.
Tonight — Clear, with a low around 66. West wind between 10 and 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.