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Drum roll, fanfare, ballet dancers sashay down the red carpet scattering rose petals, another fanfare. The national anthem of Freedonia strikes up.
With that, I may safely make my Premier League 2012/13 predictions.
Well, not safely at all as it happens. Its interesting how the richer clubs become, the more games of tedious brinkmanship in the transfer market we have to endure before everyone puts key pieces to their jigsaw in place. Conceding that the balance of some teams may change radically by 1st September and utterly undermine the premise on which these forecasts are made, here goes.
1. Manchester City
2. Manchester United
3. Arsenal
4. Chelsea
5. Liverpool
6. Everton
7. Tottenham Hotspur (5th if they sign a top-class striker and reinforce their midfield)
8. Newcastle United (10th if the timebomb in Ashley's brain detonates or Coloccini misses a lot of games)
9. Aston Villa
10. Queen's Park Rangers
11. Fulham (swap with the rabble in 12th if Dempsey leaves)
12. sunderland
13. Bolton Ham United (with a change of manager along the way, I hope).
14. Coventry Wigan
15. Swansea City
16. Southampton
17. Stoke City
18. Norwich City
19. West Bromwich Albion (14th if it turns out that everyone in English football is an idiot except the Baggies board and Steve Clarke can manage, or Clarke gets canned early enough for a proper manager to take his place).
20. Reading
I think the top six will all improve upon their points tallies of last season and eleven teams will finish with less than 50 points, leaving so many teams bunched close together that one or two rogue results will leave my beautiful predictions in tatters.
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Had my first encounter with hacks this week (pc version)
We were 6 vs 1 and he couldn't be killed...
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Love this game more than I should.
I'm Omnibro on Xbox Live if anyone is on there.
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We want Story mode
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We want Story mode
The sequel will most likely have one, if they're paying attention to the wants and needs as they say they are.
Posted June 17, 2016 - 11:28 PM
Honestly, I don't think story mode gives anything more to this game. As with most story modes, you'll play it once (twice on the outside) and it will sit there chewing up valuable memory that could be better served used elsewhere.
I'd rather the time and effort be spent on more locales, weapons and races of beings. More interactive backgrounds and environments would be a blast too. Some way to be able to shoot or blast elements that would change the landscape or m maps.
Way more addicted to this game than I should be.
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To everyone who wanted space battles..
Posted July 18, 2016 - 12:41 AM
The heroes with the Death Star expansion are Chewbacca and Bossk too. And they are putting some modes (Walker Assault, Turning Point and another) in offline mode so you can play them against the A.I.. The game just keeps getting better.
The 4th expansion pack is Scarif, the beach looking planet from Rogue One. Stoked about that. Shoretroopers and Deathtroopers are on the way.
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Skirmish mode coming in a few days and yeah the final expansion will be "Rogue One: Scarif" where the heroes are Director Orson Krennic for the Empire and Jyn Erso for the Rebels.
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Got the Season Pass, I'm all over this. I think it gets released tomorrow. Can't wait to get my ass kicked on these new levels.
I've completed all of the current Hutt contracts. I'm looking forward to the new contracts and new weapons coming with this pack as well.
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|Brad Marchand says deal was pretty much done before Sidney Crosby speculation began
|10.03.16 at 1:09 pm ET
BRIGHTON — Brad Marchand knew well before signing his contract extension last week that he'd be staying in Boston on a long-term deal. In his words, it was "so close to being done" before he left for the World Cup of Hockey, and that minor details needed to be tied up before his eight-year pact would be signed.
Other people knew as well, a group that obviously included his agent and Bruins management. Patrice Bergeron also knew, as it would have been pretty inconsiderate to keep him in the dark as seemingly logical speculation began to emerge that his longtime linemate could run off with World Cup linemate Sidney Crosby next summer.
"I was in the loop with him," Bergeron said Monday. "I kind of knew what was going on. Otherwise I would have been worried for sure, especially the way he was playing with Sid and the chemistry they had, but it's well-deserved."
Said Marchand: "It was funny. The deal was pretty much done when some of that stuff was all coming out. It was tough for me to comment, but it was interesting. We had some good laughs about it, but ultimately we knew we were going to be here where we wanted to be."
Without knowing that a deal with Boston was all but done, it would be hard to blame someone for thinking that the Penguins might do what they could to land Marchand as a free agent. Skating with Crosby and Bergeron, Marchand led the World Cup of Hockey with five goals in six games.
With Marchand coming off a 37-goal season and Crosby still being Crosby, the duo could have been dominant in Pittsburgh, but Marchand passed that up by forgoing free agency and taking eight years — something no other team could give him — in Boston. In order to take the maximum eight years, Marchand accepted a lower cap hit than he'd have gotten elsewhere, with his $6.125 million average annual value sitting lower than he could have easily commanded on the open market.
"I wanted to be here as long as I can and play as long as I possibly can," he said. "That's where I think the eighth year came in for myself and for the team allowed a lower cap hit. I don't think at the end of the day I'm more concerned with the overall dollar value as I am about being part of this team for a long time."
Marchand also admitted part of signing before his walk year was to avoid the attention that accompanies free agents to-be. He said Loui Eriksson's final season in Boston was cumbersome for both the player and his teammates.
"I just remember watching Loui last year and what we all had to deal with with answering questions all the time and the uncertainty about him being around this year," Marchand said. "It's a lot to weigh on the players, on the minds of everyone, on himself and on the management where instead of focusing on individual players and where they're going to be, more about the team stuff and what we needed to do to win. I think all that is something we had in mind. We wanted to get it done and put it behind us."
|David Pastrnak 'happy for every minute' of experience in NHL debut
|11.25.14 at 9:26 am ET
David Pastrnak wasn't about to complain about ice time or being mixed and matched with different lines. The 18-year-old was just happy to be making his NHL debut Monday night against Sidney Crosby and the Penguins.
The Czech played 10 shifts for a total of seven minutes, 53 seconds, with three missed shots, a hit, a takeaway and a giveaway in Boston's 3-2 overtime loss to Pittsburgh.
The soft-spoken first-round pick reminded many of David Krejci afterward, speaking softly but admitting that he was indeed a little nervous getting the call up.
"A little bit for sure, but I said I just tried to play for the team and tried to do my best for the win and play my game," Pastrnak said. "I think we played hard. We battled hard and tried to go to the net but it wasn't enough. I tried to my best for the team and enjoy the time and enjoy the game."
Coach Claude Julien mixed and matched Pastrnak on different lines Monday, taking advantage of the very fluid situation caused by the numerous injuries and limiting Brad Marchand, who was playing his first game back since coming off the injured reserve list.
|Seth Griffith scores 'sick' goal, draws comparisons to Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin
|11.11.14 at 12:10 am ET
Seth Griffith doesn't talk the same game he plays.
So, when asked about his blocked shot, sprint through a pair of opponents and spin-o-rama that ended with a goal on a backhanded shot with his back facing the net, the rookie had to quote Patrice Bergeron to do the feat justice.
"He just said that was a sick play," Griffith said. "He's one of the guys that talks to me all the time and he's making me more confident in the room. Bergy was one of the first to congratulate me. It's always pretty cool when a guy like that says something to you like that. He's a great guy."
The goal that Griffith scored with 1:59 left in the second period not only snapped a 2-2 tie, but it provided much needed inspiration that helped the Bruins beat the Devils, 4-2, Monday night at TD Garden. The reason for the inspiration was exactly how the play unfolded.
With the Devils possessing the puck in the Bruins' zone, Griffith slid down to block a shot. In one motion, he got up, controlled the puck and took off on a sprint. He split Devils defensemen Marek Zidlicky and Bryce Salvador and somehow managed to carry the puck, lose it, get it back, put his back to goalie Corey Schneider and backhand it through his own legs and under the left pad of the Devils' goalie for the go-ahead tally.
"Yeah, we picked up our game after that but it just goes to show how good we can play and we shouldn't wait for stuff like that to happen to get going," Griffith said.
|James Neal has phone hearing for kneeing Brad Marchand in head
|12.07.13 at 11:25 pm ET
Shawn Thornton isn't the only player who figures to be suspended for their actions in Saturday night's game between the Bruins and Penguins, as Penguins forward James Neal will have a phone hearing for kneeing Brad Marchand in the head.
Because it's a phone hearing, any suspension for Neal will be five or less games. Thornton's is in person, which would allow the league to suspend him for more than five games.
Marchand had fallen to the ice after some stick work from Sidney Crosby, at which point Neal glided by and stuck out his left leg to hit him in the head.
"I was skating by him. I haven't like seen the replay or anything so I mean I hit him in the head with my leg or my foot or my knee or shin area I don't know," Neal said after the game. "But I mean, he's already going down and I guess I need to try to avoid him, but I have to look at it again. I haven't gotten a chance to look at it."
Asked if he intended to hit him in the head, Neal, who has twice been suspended by the league, denied it.
"I mean, what do you want me to say? That I was trying to hit him? No, I'm going by him, I don't get out of the way like I said," he said. "I need to be more careful and I guess get my knee out of the way, but I'm not trying to hit him in the head or injure him or anything like that."
Marchand was clearly told by the Bruins to not divulge his thoughts on the situation. Asked whether he saw the replay, Marchand happily and confidently replied, "no." He gave the same response when asked if he had an opinion on the play.
"I can't comment on this, guys," Marchand said after a few questions. "I know you guys can tell I can't comment. You know I want to, but I can't."
Marchand didn't even honestly shed light on Crosby's role in the play.
"I think I just tripped myself," he said. "Tough skates today. Two left feet."
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma admitted that the play could have been avoided.
"It was a sequence there where I think Marchand and Sid were in it physically," Bylsma said. "Marchand went down as Neal was skating by, and he didn't really make an attempt to get out of the way on Marchand."
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|Torey Krug OT hero as Bruins overcome Sidney Crosby's last-second goal
|11.25.13 at 9:42 pm ET
Torey Krug one-upped Sidney Crosby's late heroics as the rookie defenseman netted the overtime winner in a 4-3 Bruins win Monday at TD Garden.
With the win, the B's improved to 16-6-2 with a conference-leading 34 points. Tuukka Rask made 28 saves for his 13th win of the season.
Crosby had scored with 0.3 seconds left in the third period to send the game into overtime. In doing so he made up for the Bruins' go-ahead goal with 5:15 remaining in regulation in which he tipped a Zdeno Chara slap shot past Marc-Andre Fleury.
The Bruins got on the board in the first period when Loui Eriksson beat Fleury with a nice backhander following some nice stickwork off a pass from Carl Soderberg. Minutes later, with Pascal Dupuis in the box for hooking Soderberg, it was Soderberg coming up with another big play as he assisted Reilly Smith's fifth goal of the year.
The Penguins got back into it 37 seconds into the second period when Jussi Jokinen fed James Neal, who beat Rask stick-side high with a wrist shot. Neal then tied it with his second of the night with a wrist shot from the left faceoff dot that beat Rask glove side high with less than nine minutes remaining in regulation.
The Bruins were once again without Dennis Seidenberg and Adam McQuaid. Seidenberg skated for the first time since last week's injury Monday morning and missed his second game, while McQuaid has been skating since last Monday but has missed the team's last eight games.
– For the second straight game, the Bruins went with one defenseman and three forwards in overtime in an aggressive attempt to avoid a shootout, and it paid off once again. Krug netted the game-winner while skating with Patrice Bergeron's line a game after Johnny Boychuk was out there with David Krejci's line for Saturday's game-winner.
– Soderberg is really coming into his own with the B's. He played a major role in both of the Bruins' first period goals, taking the puck the other way after Brooks Orpik fanned on a point shot and sending it over to Eriksson entering the Pittsburgh zone. He also drew the penalty on Dupuis to give the B's a power play and provided a laser of a pass from down low to Smith in front for the B's power-play goal.
Soderberg now has six points (2 G, 4 A) over his last five games.
– Smith also finds himself amidst something of a hot streak, as the 22-year-old now has goals in back-to-back games and has five points (3 G, 2 A) over his last five contests.
– Chara saved a goal when, with Rask laid out after a save on Dupuis, he knocked the puck out of the crease before Crosby could poke it in.
– Eriksson had gone three games without a point, but with a goal and an assist he got back to the pace at which he was producing earlier in the month. Even with no points over the previous contests, Eriksson has nine points (3 G, 6 A) over his last 10 games.
– Johnny Boychuk took a Dupuis stick to the face with about three minutes to go and had to go down the tunnel. He didn't miss any time, however, as he returned to the bench during the next TV timeout and took his next shift.
– Two of them went in, but the Bruins only had five shots on goal in the first period. The Penguins landed 10 of the first 11 shots on goal in a period that saw them set up shop in the Boston zone, and Chris Kunitz could have scored twice on his first shift were it not for the right pad of Rask.
The good thing for the Bruins was that they were able to quiet the Penguins in the first after Pittsburgh's hot start. The Penguins didn't get another shot on goal in the period after their 10th, a Brandon Sutter bid at 8:27 of the first.
– The Bartkowski-Boychuk pairing was beaten twice by Neal and Jokinen, as the pairing was on the ice for both of Neal's goals. Boychuk was caught up ice and left Bartkowski back as the only defenseman in front on Neal's first goal, while Boychuk was tangled up with the puck prior to the second goal.
|Make no mistake: Sidney Crosby is no Wayne Gretzky
|06.08.13 at 9:43 pm ET
The next time someone shouts that Sidney Crosby is today's Wayne Gretzky, give a quick reminder that such an argument is a waste of breath.
The 25-year-old Crosby, who just finished his eighth year in the NHL, is an immensely talented hockey player. He forms one half of the 'Mega Powers' with teammate Evgeni Malkin for good reason, but the alleged modern-day Gretzky falls short in one area: While Crosby may be great, he is far from The Great One.
Crosby did not register one point in the Bruins' four game sweep of the Penguins.
'If you look back, the chances were there,' Crosby said. 'You try to fight, you try to get through to the net and get rebounds, and sometimes they come to you, sometimes they don't. But obviously, you score two goals as a team in four games and virtually we go without any points. That doesn't sit very well.'
There are definitely similarities between the two superstars. Both players hail from Canada and entered the league soon after their 18th birthdays. Crosby became the first teenager to lead the NHL in scoring since Gretzky achieved the feat in 1980. Just like Wayne, Sid the Kid has captured the Hart Trophy. Both players have hoisted the Stanley Cup, and there is no denying that both are wonderful ambassadors for the game of hockey. The similarities, at least up to this point in Crosby's career, do not extend much further.
'When you're the best player in the league and you're the face of the NHL, you are always judged by a tougher standard,' said ESPN hockey analyst Barry Melrose. 'Sidney's judged by a very tough standard. If he doesn't go out and get a goal every night, or get two or three assists every night, people say he's in a slump.'
Slump or no slump, Crosby was unable to create any offense against the Bruins. Unlike Gretzky, The Kid could not find a way to lead his team. The Great One spent a decade of pure dominance in Edmonton, putting such a fork in the Islanders dynasty that it is rarely ever discussed. He won the Stanley Cup on four occasions with the Oilers before resuscitating professional hockey in Los Angeles. As incredible as Gretzky's numbers were in the regular season, his work in the playoffs was simply on another level. Gretzky holds the record for most points in one playoff year with 47 in 1985, which was accomplished in only 19 games (the Bruins, by comparison, have already played 16 games this postseason). He dished out 31 assists during the 1988 playoffs, with 10 of those coming at the expense of the Bruins in the Stanley Cup finals. Gretzky was always judged by an incredibly high standard: the one that he set for himself.
Crosby is also judged by a higher standard, but he came up short this postseason. Crosby's performance likely spells the end for Pens coach Dan Bylsma. Earlier this season, Bylsma became the fastest coach ever to win 200 games. He likely will soon be known as the former coach of the Penguins, joining John Tortorella as the second coach to be dismissed after an embarrassing playoff loss to Claude Julien's big, bad Bruins.
|David Krejci: 'We might have the best team in the world'
|06.07.13 at 11:58 pm ET
Following the Bruins' sweep against the Penguins, B's forward David Krejci once again emphasized the importance of his team's togetherness.
"We don't have the superstars on this team. We don't have the best player in the world. But we might have the best team in the world," said Krejci. "We play as a team."
This isn't the first time we've heard Krejci talk about the "best players in the world." After a 3-0 Game 1 victory, Krejci compared the Penguins to the Bruins.
'Those guys, I think they're the best players in the world at this moment. There's no one like those guys. On the other hand, we don't have guys like that. We have a team. We all play as a team,' Krejci said at the time.
The Bruins forward is the team leader in points, goals, and assists this postseason, but has stressed a team-first mentality throughout.
"In the playoffs you need everyone to step up at one point," answered Krejci. "Tuukka [Rask] has been doing it, defensemen have been doing it, and forwards have been doing it. If you want to go far in the playoffs you need more than just one or two lines to score goals."
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Verizon Wholesale Service Units Receive International Quality Assurance Certification
NEW YORK -- Key Verizon Communications work centers that serve wholesale customers in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic region have earned the prestigious ISO 9000 certification from the International Organization for Standardization, the company announced today.
Verizon is the national communications company formed by the merger of Bell Atlantic and GTE.
Independent certification of the Verizon work centers' ability to serve other telecommunications companies known as Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) demonstrates that the company has put in place quality processes and systems to handle requests from those wholesale customers. The centers handle CLEC requests for the transfer of local phone service for consumers and businesses from Verizon to one of the CLECs. This process is also known as a "hot cut."
The certified centers handle more than 1,000 CLEC requests per day.
The Verizon centers receiving the new certification were the Regional CLEC Coordination Centers in Boston, New York City and Hunt Valley, Md., as well as the Regional CLEC Maintenance Center in East Brunswick, N.J.
The International Organization for Standardization is an independent worldwide federation of national standards bodies, with members in over 120 countries.
The group named the certification "ISO," using the first part of the Latin word isosceles, which means equal. This reflects the organization's goal for a common set of universally accepted quality standards. The ISO 9000 standard is a specific set of quality management system requirements, which includes all the activities a company or organization performs to ensure that its product or service meets the expectation of customers.
"Regulators, competitors and others generally recognize that ISO certification is proof we're providing customers with quality products and services," said Tom Maguire, vice president of CLEC operations for Verizon. "This demonstrates that we are serious about putting in place the necessary procedures and controls to serve wholesale customers - one of the key requirements we must meet before we are allowed to offer long distance in Massachusetts and other jurisdictions."
"Our goal is better customer service, which makes us more competitive," said Chris Catalano, Verizon staff director for performance assurance. "We now have over 30 separate organizations within our company that have earned the ISO 9000 certification, but we're not stopping here. We're working hard for certification in other organizations within the company right now."
The wholesale centers began working toward certification more than a year ago when the team began to establish processes for accomplishing hot cuts for CLECS. An external ISO 9000 auditor completed an initial documentation audit last May, and the final audit was done in Boston in October.
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SCAD presents "Now the Once," a solo exhibition by Pamela Wiley, SCAD professor emerita of fibers. Employing the language of textiles as form and process, the artist's latest body of work transcends the boundaries of traditional quilt making. Her dimensionally stitched drawings invite us to consider the power of the line and its impact on perception, where linear planes dissolve and negative spaces resonate from the surface.
Both mathematical and intuitive, Wiley's stitches act as metaphors connecting and bisecting different planes to create physical as well as psychological depth. These sculptural fiber pieces reference textiles, physics and infinite space, intrinsically punctuated by the recording of time and experience. By both elevating and deconstructing the heralded tradition of quilting, they bring heirloom textile techniques into a contemporary context.
Based in Tybee Island, Georgia, Wiley is heavily influenced by her natural surroundings. She recently retired from 24 years of teaching at SCAD, and now pursues her love of all things textile-based and thread-enhanced while investigating the social, cultural and personal potential of cloth.
This exhibition is curated by guest curator Susan A. Laney. The exhibition coincides with the Textile Society of America symposium, "Land, Labor and the Port" held in Savannah, Georgia, Oct. 19–23, 2016.
Reception: Thursday, Oct. 20, 2016, 6–8 p.m.
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The Daniels One-Room Schoolhouse
One Room Country School
(NOTE: The Daniels School was located on the south side of 84th Street, just east of Whitneyville Road. This was designated School District No. 6. It was torn down within the last 10 years. A private residence now occupies that spot. Behind the school is the Daniels Cemetery.)
It was 1923 and I was five years old. Finally, the day had come when I would start school. I walked with my brother, Bill, one mile to a little country school house. I was very excited. I had been looking at books and wondering what was inside them. I was eager to learn to read.
The school bell was ringing. We had to hurry as we had only five minutes before the final bell rang. We could not be late! When we entered the school, I went to the girl's cloak room and hung up my jacket, and Bill went to the boys cloak room. Then we met inside and were assigned a desk to share.
(Arlo Sears is the boy on the right)
I liked my teacher, Mary Loring. She had a kind look, but I sensed she was strict. Her desk set on a platform in the front of the room. The blackboard was behind it and a long rope hung down to ring the bell for school to start, and for recess time. There was a clock on the wall and a portrait of George Washington crossing the Delaware. On the side of the room there were shelves that reached to the ceiling. The lower shelves were for dinner pails. The top shelves were for art materials. On the left side of the room was the library where I knew I would spend much time with the books. In front of it, were huge maps of the different states and of the world.
A large round stove about five feet tall stood in the back of the room. It had to be fired with coal. There were hooks on the wall near the stove to hang coats in the winter time. The recitations seat was in the front of the room where the teacher called the eight classes one at a time. Most of the desks were double and were shared with another student. Each desk had an ink well, as we used straight pens for penmanship. In the front was a single desk that was used for the water pail and dipper. We all had little metal cups that folded up, and we kept them in our desk. Another single desk in the front of the room was used for the "Mother Goose" book and the dictionary. We were encouraged to use the library and dictionary often.
The floors were wooden and had to be swept and mopped as well as the blackboards had to be cleaned. The coal had to be brought in from a shed in a coal scuttle. The water had to be pumped from the well outside the school. We all helped the teacher with the chores. There were rows of windows on each side of the room that furnished plenty of light.
Each morning we started outdoors with the "Pledge of Allegiance" to our United States flag which was hoisted to the top of the flag pole. Many times I stood in the cold, crisp air, with my hand over my heart, and with deep pride, pledged allegiance to our flag. The teacher then read a chapter each morning from various books. Many of themwere nature and character stories. Good characters and responsibility were always stressed. Sometimes, we sang songs from the little "knapsack" songbook.
The classes were called up front to the recitation seat. There were eight classes. We listened at times to the grades ahead of us, and learned from them. Recess was a special time for us. We only had fifteen minutes, but we made every minute count. We played soft ball, high jump, broad jump, raced, "hide and go seek", "anti-over", "fox and geese", and "turkey tail" "Turkey tail", was one of our favorites. We liked it so much that there were permanent tracks in the ground where we played it.
The place we liked most was the swamp. It was close to the school. There was a winding creek that ran through it where buttercups, watercress, wintergreen, with berries, hazelnuts, violets, and lady slippers grew. We never picked the lady slippers, as they were rare. It was like a little haven to us with birds singing, frogs croaking, and butterflies flying in the air. There were pollywogs in the creek and sometimes we saw a snake. We were living next to nature and felt the joy of it.
In the fall, we made "huts'. We cut branches from the bushes and intertwined them to make rectangular huts. We filled in the walls with leaves and also put leaves over the top for the roof. The winters were very cold. I think we had deeper snow in those days, but I realize I was closer to the ground back then. We had to wear warm clothing; long legged underwear, heavy coats, with scarves and stocking caps with a tassel on the top, and galoshes with buckles to close them up.
When I was ten years old, 4H classes were becoming popular. Our teacher included a hot lunch program that could be included for credit for achievements in 4H club work. We had a kerosene stove in front of the room to cook on. Each week the teacher put menus on the side blackboard and asked for volunteers to bring food items from home. We had many different kinds of soup, creamed vegetables, casseroles, and cocoa, to name a few. We also brought our sandwiches from home in our dinner pail.
My brother and I had a black and white terrier named "Tippy" that followed us to school. He would not stay home so the teacher gave him a desk. Everybody liked Tippy and he sat up at the desk like a person. When he wanted to go out, he would open the door with his nose. One day, a boy brought in his German Shepard to school and they got into a fight in front of the school room. I found myself yelling out, "Come on, Tippy, come on!" Can you imagine something like that taking place in a school room?
I made friends easily, but I had two special friends. One was the teacher's daughter, Mabel Loring. She used to bring me large square molasses cookies with frosting on the top. Sometimes I went home with her to spend the night. She had a small upright piano that I loved. We used sit and play and sing popular songs from the Twenties, such as "My Blue Heaven" and the music of Rudy Vallie. She taught me to dance the Charleston, which was popular in the era of the Roaring Twenties.
Another great friend of mine was Elvia Dutcher, who was also my neighbor. She changed my name from Elizabeth to Betty as the boys were calling me Lizzie. It followed me all through life. I spent a lot of time in her home with her family and we are still friends today.
Left to right -
Back Row: Tom Forward, Willie Sears, Stanley Ketchel, Howard Miller, Athol Dygert, Roger Pitsch, Robert Rowland
3rd Row: Lola Sterzick, Thora Dygert, Teacher, Mary Loring, Rachel Rowland, Elvis Dutcher (Sheeham), Evelyn Pitsch
2nd Row: Jack Karrer Donald Dutcher, Lincoln Dygert, Maurice Dutcher, John Dutcher
Front Row: Elizabeth Sears (Working), Gloria Dutcher, Mabel Loring (Siegle), Virginia Miller (Shook), Beatrice Ketsey.
The day came when we had to travel to another school to take the state examination for the eighth grade. I was afraid that I would not pass, but my teacher had prepared me well. Besides the knowledge of the important subjects such as reading, writing, arithmetic, history, geography, English, orthography, physiology, spelling, art and music, there was emphasis on memory work such as the "Preamble to the Constitution of the United States", Paul Revere's "Midnight Ride", "The Gettysburg Address", and many others; words that I have never forgotten. We learned good citizenship, discipline, responsibility, leadership and an understanding and appreciation of our freedom.
There were three things I wanted to do and see when I grew up. I wanted to stand on Concord Bridge, to see The Liberty Bell, and to see the great documents from our United States Constitution. I realized theses were not just symbols, but they represented the principals of our political and religious freedoms that our country was founded on.
I was proud that I was educated in a little country school room. It was proven that it was a good education when I went into high school, business school and the continuation of my life. The roots were deeply planted in my mind and heart to which I owe a great deal of gratitude and appreciation to a dedicated teacher, Mrs. Loring, who for eight years of my life, gave me the basics of my education.
By Lydia Elizabeth (Sears) Working
Contributed by Dale Working
Created: 4 April 2007
URL: http://kent.migenweb.net/schools/daniels1roomsch.html


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1. Enjoy the Atmosphere – Kyoto Bus ToursSlick Vic/Flickr
If you want to enjoy the scenery of the city, buying a one day travel pass which you can use on the municipal buses and subway is an inexpensive way to do it. Kyoto has a great bus network, and the municipal bus loop line (202, 205) will take you on a tour around the city, and for sightseeing, the "Raku Bus" (100, 101, 102) will take you around all the best tourist spots.
Bus and Train Veteran http://www.arukumachikyoto.jp/index.php?lang=en
2. Enjoy the Air – Travel by Bicycle
Kyoto, with its the orderly checkerboard layout of its streets and gentle hills, is a great place for cyclists. The many narrow roads and one way streets aren't a problem if you are on a bicycle. There are lots of places you can rent a bike, and some hotels also offer a bicycle loan service. If you want to enjoy the fresh Kyoto air, cycling is the best way to do it.
Online Guide for Exploring Kyoto on Bicycle https://kanko.city.kyoto.lg.jp/bicycle/en/
3. Enjoy the Town – Gion
When you think of Kyoto, one of the first things that comes to mind is Gion. With its beautifully organized streets, stone paving, delicious restaurants found on every corner and, of course, the famous maiko and geiko, it is the perfect place to experience both the modern and ancient Kyoto. If you only have one day in the area, we recommend spending your time strolling through the countless narrow streets that intersect Shijo Street in from of the Yasaka Shrine. You won't regret it.
Kyoto City Higashiyama-ku Gion, Gion Shopping Street Promotion Associates http://www.gion.or.jp/
4. Enjoy the Summer Heat – Relax on the Riverbank (Kawadoko)四季・趣の床 貴船荘 (kibunesou)/Flickr
Kyoto is in a valley, which means it has very hot and humid summers. From May to September, the restaurants and bars along the Kamo and Kibune rivers open terraces known as "toko," to bring in the cool river breezes. One easy place to enjoy these toko terraces is the Starbucks near the Sanjo Ohashi. Why not visit a toko to enjoy all that the Kyoto summer has to offer?
Starbucks Coffe Kyoto Sanjo Ohashi Branch http://www.starbucks.co.jp/store/search/detail.php?id=68&mode=concept
5. Enjoy the Sounds – SuikinkutsuNorio.NAKAYAMA/Flickr
A suikinkutsu is a type of ornament used in Japanese gardens. It's quite difficult to tell from the picture above, but a suikinkutsu is a pot with a hollow in the base. As water drips into the hollow, it creates a pleasant ringing sound like a bell. The bamboo tubes in the picture are added to make the quiet ringing sound easier to hear. You can enjoy the suikinkutsu at the Kyoto Botanical Gardens and Enko-ji Temple, which are definitely worth visiting for their spectacular seasonal greenery as well.
Kyoto Botanical Gardens, Shimokamo Hangicho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City http://www.pref.kyoto.jp/plant/
Enko-ji, 13 Kotani-cho, Ichijoji, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City http://www.enkouji.jp/
The sound of the suikinkutsu at Enko-ji http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2a/Suikinkutsu-LS100112.ogg
6. Enjoy the Gardens – Enkojiorio.NAKAYAMA/Flickr
A zen temple located close to the Shisendo Temple and Shugakuin Imperial Villa. In the quiet grounds of Enko-ji, you can enjoy the vivid colors and the beauty of nature throughout the year, with cherry blossom and the new fresh leaves in the spring, the reddened leaves in the autumn, and snow in winter. You can also try out zazen, or seated meditation, here, but please note this requires booking in advance. To get there, take the number 5 municipal bus to Ichijoji, and walk 10 or so minutes from Matsu.
Enko-ji, 13 Kotani-cho, Ichijoji, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City http://www.enkouji.jp/
7. Enjoy the Nature – Sagano Bamboo GrovesCLF/Flickr
If you ever have the chance to go to Arashiyama, one place we really recommend you visit is the Sagano Bamboo Groves. Here, you can enjoy the sound of the leaves of the bamboo trees rubbing against each other and feel the soft, cool breeze and you walk through the groves. The light green of the bamboo and the soft scent are sure to calm your soul. The Sagano Bamboo Groves are 10 minutes on foot from the Randen Arashiyama Station, or 15 minutes on foot from the JR Sagaarashiyama Station.
Saga Ogurayama, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City
8. Enjoy the Colors – Kimono Forest (Kyo-Yuzen)
Kyoyuzen is a traditional dying craft of Kyoto, where the white cloth of the kimono is dyed in vivid colors. At Randen Arashiyama Station, you can your time to enjoy the "kimono forest" of about 600 poles decorated with kimonos colored in the kyoyuzen style. The station also has a footbath where you can relax your tired feet after a day of sightseeing.
Randen http://randen.keifuku.co.jp/map/13.html
9. Enjoy the Sounds – Summer Wind ChimesBONGURI/Flickr
Furin are traditional Japanese wind chimes whose ringing is said to bring a sense of coolness in the summer. Until the end of September, at Kurama Station you can enjoy the sound about 190 iron furin that are hung up around the station. There is a hike you can take from Kurama Station to Kibuneguchi which takes about 2 hours, and the sound of the Kibune River will cleanse your soul.
Eizan Electric Railway Kurama Station https://eizandensha.co.jp/
10. Enjoy the Scents – Oko
Oko, or incense, is often used in Buddhist rituals and the Tea Ceremony, but in recent years, you can find a number of oko you can enjoy in your everyday life. There are a number oko stores in central Kyoto, so why not visit then and find a scent that you like? They also make a great present for your friends and family back at home.
11. Enjoy the Scents – Plum BlossomJoshBerglund19/Flickr
In Kyoto, the plum trees bloom from about mid-February to mid-March. Nowadays, the cherry blossom is thought of as the flower of spring, but the plum blossom have been loved since the ancient times for their beautiful scent which signals the coming of spring. There are many famous places to enjoy plum blossom in Kyoto, such as the Kyoto Gyoen, Kamigamo and Shimogamo Shrine, but our recommendation is the Kitano Tenmangu, which has around 2,000 plum trees.
Kitano Tenmangu, Bakuro-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City http://kitanotenmangu.or.jp/english/
12. Try on a Kimono – Hotel Yukata
In Japan, many hotels and ryokan offer yukata for you to wear during your stay. Usually, colorful yukata are available for women and samue for men. When you are searching for a hotel, why not look for a place where you can try on a yukata? Once you get used to wearing a yukata, it won't be long before you are ready to go out in a kimono!
For the kimono fee‐based rental service, check this as well: 10 Places in Kyoto to Play Dress Up in Traditional Kimono
13. Enjoy the Cuisine – Nishiki Market
Nishiki Market is a famous market known as the "Kyoto's kitchen." Here you can find all sorts of ingredients and enjoy the cuisine of Kyoto. As well as being able to see some beautiful high-class dishes, you can also enjoy sampling the food. Nishiki Market is a 3 minute walk from Shijo Subway Station, Karasumaru Station and Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Line.
Nishiki Market, Nishikikoji, Nakakyo-ku, Kyoto City http://www.kyoto-nishiki.or.jp/
14. Enjoy the Cuisine – Basement of a department store, "Depachika"theob/Flickr
If you are looking to understand about local cuisine in Kyoto, the basement of a department stores are a great place to see everything the region has to offer. You can find everything from traditional Japanese sweets and dishes, to western-style food and alcohol, so why not pay a visit to one and enjoy sampling the food as you go around?
15. Savor the Taste – Suntory Yamasaki DistilleryNorio.NAKAYAMA/Flickr
How about taking a tour of the world renowned Suntory Yamazaki Distillery? After the tour, you can enjoy some samples of the famous whiskeys they produce. The distillery is surrounded by abundant nature, and there is a fantastic 1 hour hiking route up Mt. Tenno nearby. The distillery is about 10 minutes on foot from Yamazaki Station (15 minutes form Kyoto Station) and Oyamazaki Station (20 minutes from Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Line).
Suntory Yamazaki Distillery http://www.suntory.co.jp/factory/yamazaki/
Also check: 50 Things You Must Do in Kyoto


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I just want to gush about perfect it was. How much I loved Jane. How beautiful and poignant the writing is. How I wish it would never end but I couldn't put it down. So bear with me while I ramble about how wonderful it was.
**If you haven't read Jane Eyre – don't read this post. It is impossible to talk about with spoiling most of the story and I want you to read it without knowing what happens. A lot of the time, you probably won't understand what I am talking about anyway. You have been warned.
Jane is such a wonderfully headstrong but moral character. I constantly felt heartbroken on her behalf but nothing seemed to break her spirit. She believed in what was right and Christian and she acted upon it no matter what cost to her. She is perhaps one of the strongest characters I have ever read.
I admit to be initially incredulous at the way in which Jane leaves Thornfield Hall after the disastrous wedding and all that follows. I imagined that she would be the kind of person who would reject the kind of impropriety that behaviour demonstrates. It also seemed a bit over the top for her to then be wandering around the countryside begging and sleeping in fields. Maybe a little bit too over dramatic.
After talking to a friend though about this issue I feel a bit better about it. Jane was so fixated on doing the right and moral thing, demonstrated particularly by her returning to her Aunt on her deathbed. She had been like this for her entire life. Even at Lowood School she could not accept the injustice that she saw in the way Helen Burns could, regardless of whether it was done in the name of God or not. I can see now that Jane believed so strongly that it was wrong for her to live in sin with Rochester, as he was urging, but she didn't trust her all too human desires and so rather than betray her beliefs, even her own nature, she chose to leave Thornfield Hall urgently.
I still found the aimless wandering around the countryside a little bit melodramatic, but I know I am probably out on a limb on this issue. In any event, it serves as the way in which she comes to meet her natural family and so I can easily not worry too much about my misgivings about this section of the story.
Then there's Rochester. I don't know what to make of him. Part of me thinks that he is just so adorable. Perhaps not initially – but when they are finally at the point of declaring their feelings for each other and he explains how he has been feeling that whole time that he has been watching her and trying to figure out what she feels about him – I couldn't help but sigh a big long "aaaaawwwwwwwwww". Bless. What a sweetheart. And his reaction when he finally comes back to him at the end of the book with his sweet confusion about whether it could really her come back to him because it's just too good to be true – I couldn't help but sigh another big long "aaaaaaawwwwwwww". Bless.
On the other hand, the man has locked his crazy wife up in the attic. For years. And then tries to trick an innocent young girl into bigamy, then treats her like sh*t at the wedding when all is exposed and tries to convince her to live in sin with him. All of which he knows (or should know) that she would morally abhor, and in doing so puts her in a position where she feels her only option is practically to escape with what little she has – and we know how that turns out!
He doesn't once take responsibility for his actions (in my humble opinion anyway). I mean I know times were different back then – but there is no real sense of remorse for what he has done. There is just this sense of how hard done by he feels that he is. And he is selfish. He thinks about himself and his own happiness more than he thinks about Jane's.
And yet…. Their romance is just so sweet. He loves her. She loves him. And despite everything, they end up together. He is a sinner, but her love redeems him. Beautiful.
The wife in the attic – that is a whole other issue. I know times were different back then – but you can't help but think that locking someone in an attic would only send them more crazy. This was the only part of the story I didn't feel had any real conclusion. I wasn't satisfied with Rochester's story about how she came to be crazy and a prisoner at Thornfield Hall, it just seemed a bit one sided.
(If you ignored my advice above and are still reading this post even though you haven't read the book – at least don't read this paragraph for me) Then there is the way in which everything has such a neat conclusion. She goes to the charity school which is terrible but then it improves and she becomes a teacher there. Because she does well as a teacher she is able to become a governess, and meet the man she will fall in love with. Her potential marriage collapses when she finds that Rochester has been lying to her and she finds herself homeless and starving. Then the people that she seeks help from just coincidentally happen to be her long lost relatives. Then she gets a massive amount of money left her and becomes very rich. Then she finds that Rochester's wife has died so she can marry him. And he is blind which places them on equal footing.
It almost feels too good to be true – but you love Jane so much that it doesn't matter. You want the best for Jane and so you are willing to believe the almost unbelievable for her sake.
And what about St John Rivers! I have to admit that at one point I almost thought that she would agree to marry him. That man was horrible. Yet in the end he is able to come to understand his faults and mistakes and so is forgiven.
I think that overall this book is mostly about morality, more than Christianity or anything else.
I am not going to go too much into this because there are scholars out there that are better placed than me to talk about it. I think, however, that Bronte was sharing a powerful message that what man says about God and religion isn't always the right thing – that behaving in a manner that is moral and good is sometimes bigger than religion.
In the preface to Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte says:
Conventionality is not morality. Self-righteousness is not religion. To attack the first is not to assail the last. To pluck the mask from the face of the Pharisee, is not to lift an impious hand to the Crown of Thorns.Regardless of whether you are Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, atheist or agnostic, I think that this is a useful lesson for everyone.
These things and deeds are diametrically opposed: they are as distinct as is vice from virtue. Men too often confound them: they should not be confounded: appearance should not be mistaken for truth; narrow human doctrines, that only tend to elate and magnify a few, should not be substituted for the world-redeeming creed of Christ. There is – I repeat it – a difference; and it is a good, and not a bad action to mark broadly and clearly the line of separation between them.
I think what best illustrated Bronte's views on these issues was the contrast between Jane Eyre and her friend Helen Burns at Lowood School. Helen accepted the way of like at Lowwod; the starvation, the diseases, the abuse and humiliation because she believed in forgiveness preached in the Bible and had convinced herself that in the name of God it was her duty to accept things as they were (that's how I saw it anyway). Jane on the other hand wasn't willing to accept the wrongs perpetrated against the inmates of Lowood School in the name of forgiveness. She saw that the behaviour of the management of the institution (the Church), although done in the name of God, was immoral and a crime against the children and those acts were worth fighting against.
The same can be seen in the character of St John Rivers. He believes that he is a Christian man (in fact he is a clergyman),and yet he is depicted as a demanding and almost deceitful man (I am thinking about when he accused Jane of going back on her promise to marry him when in fact she gave no such promise) and it often feels as though he is only doing the acts that he does in order to make himself seem better in the eyes of others.
The biggest lesson I learnt from Jane Eyre is how important it is to stand up for what you believe in and doing the right, good and honourable thing will always be the most personally rewarding.
I will just leave you with my favourite moment in the book - the moment when Rochester and Jane are having their first meaningful discussion in the living room by the fire. Jane spoke to him as if she were his equal, despite being at times confused about what he was trying to say. They were so obviously trying to get the feel for the other person and they had this instant connection and the tension between the two of them was palpable. Their discussion continued for quite some pages, and I remember closing the book when their conversation ended and just feeling exhausted and emotionally drained by their exchange.
Am I over reacting or did you love it as much as I did? Feel free to post your comments on my random thoughts and opinions, I imagine some of them might be controversial?


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With the technological advancement there have been launch of several numbers of products that has driven the fast growing Global market for wearable computing. Wearable technology is being considered as a next phase of computing and the Sci-Fi mirage of advancement in tech togs is now becoming reality. There have already been several products in the market and let see where this next wave of wearable tech is likely to center on. According to the researches, computer market is being estimated to grow by 700 percent this year. In comparison to the first of the year 2013, tech togs sector is observed to be grown by 684 percent.
Tech giants are pacing in order to take chances of being at the forefront. The emerging market of wearable technology seems to rise further as Apple's innovative team has already announced the release of the iWatch. As speculation runs high, the sales of Tech Togs are likely to increase at a rapid pace. This technology seems to get fragmented in the form of smart wearable bands which enables to run third party software and basic objects. It is going to capture attention of wide audiences because the objectives of this hand free technology have been further extended and users are able to access massive computing power.
During the first half of 2014, it was estimated that Samsung has taken the maximum market share after its release of Gear Fit, Gear 2 and Neo. The problem that seems to be a bit annoying is that samsung faced certain challenges when Sony put its step in the field of developing tech togs. Fitbit and Jawbone are considered to be the top most leaders in wearable sector and Nike is also among the race of achieving top position. It is crucial for marketers to engage a large number of consumers for 24 hours a day on the device. Maximum number of tech togs that have been unveiled are the data gobbling devices which are basically designed to monitor each and every movement of consumer.
There were massive numbers of technical innovations that were key aspects behind the growth of wearables. In order to achieve a large amount of battery life. Wearable devices require a massive amount of advancement throughout the entire ecosystem. The bands that are being designed should have their own unique design rather than making it similar to that of watches. The next product that is being expected to release in the coming future is a wearable chair that will bring a new era of convenient wearable leg devices. Let see what comes next and when this new product is going to launch and whether it will be able to gain adherence in the marketplace or not.
Original: http://www.mobileappsprogramming.com/2014/08/28/the-future-of-wearables-set-to-explode/
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FOR A SHORT girl like me of barely 5'2" it is really freaking difficult to find pants that fit well and are, most of all, flattering to my small-yet-curvy figure. Not to mention jeans — practically a nightmare of trying on a thousand different pairs. Except when I put on these Madewell trousers that I found on my trip to SoHo. The fit, the colour, the waist, the length. All perfect! And the bright colour is really fun to dress up with prints, or dress down with a simple grey tee. Versatility at its finest.
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Here is a picture of my son, Tristan, at his prom. His beautiful friend, Rachael, got to enjoy the night with him.
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He first lays eyes on her at a ball. Whose ball it was, he doesn't care to remember. What he does care to remember centers around her.
He had never seen hair the color of wheat on any of his people and soon found himself following her movements around the ballroom with his eyes. She was the epitome of elegance; just a simple turn of her body had him entranced by her graceful figure.
But only staring wasn't enough. He stepped forward, his eyes always on her.
It was enough to draw her attention. She met his gaze steadily and smiled slightly as he risked his own pride to ask her for a dance.
To his surprise, she laid a gloved hand in his, and the smile she wore: much too dazzling to look at directly. He thought it all too good to be true, especially now that he was this close to her. He could see every little detail: the way the light played about her pretty features, reflected off the turquoise comb keeping her hair in an elegant bun. The proximity was overwhelming.
She was like air in his arms, following his movements with her own fluid ones. Whenever they drew closer and he could feel her breath at his collarbone, his heart skipped a beat. He was in a daze; he could have kept on dancing with her forever.
However, it was bound to end. The music stopped and they stood still on the floor as everyone around them exchanged polite farewells. His heart sunken, he couldn't bring himself to do anything until finally she curtsied, her eyelashes overshadowing her downcast eyes. She held out her hand and he bowed over it, brushing his lips against the silk of her glove. For a brief moment, he hesitated in straightening himself. She didn't make any indication that she had noticed the hesitation, and turned to leave.
Against his will, his hand reached out and grabbed her arm. She whirled around to face him with wide eyes. His other hand went to her cheek.
These were bold acts, but the way her eyelids lowered as she leaned into his touch lowered his inhibitions completely.
Before he ran away from her, his face burning a bright red color, they had shared a short clumsy kiss. All he could remember about that kiss was the painful clink of teeth clashing and her surprisingly soft and willing lips.
The next time he saw her, they were engaged to be married, which was something he should have been happy about. However, she had changed. Her eyes had become sharper, more calculating. Her cold manner gave off the impression that she was after the throne, and endless were the rumors circulating around about her questionable motives. With the painfully unfamiliar way she treated him, the rumors weren't too hard to believe, and he found himself thinking of the ball as just a distant illusion.
On the day of the wedding, he tells her that he wants to sleep in different rooms, an attempt to get a reaction out of her. With an expressionless face, she nods. She says, "I can arrange that."
He figures out why when she climbs into his bed at night, an action which doesn't seem fitting of her, so every night, he pretends to be asleep whenever she comes, and in the morning she's gone.
He does more to make her do something, anything. He wants her to call him a jerk, a heartless bastard, anything that's not her usual "My King". He spreads rumors of his unfaithfulness, makes sure that the maids exchange gossip in front of her, but she continues to sit at her throne with indifference. He finds himself putting up a cold face in front of her, letting everyone else see his carefree smiles. She makes no indication that it ever bothers her.
And the memory of the ball, which used to be something he cherished, soon becomes something hated. If he had never met her at that ball, if he had never had a dance with her, maybe then he could give up more easily.
Or maybe not….after all, her hair is still the same beautiful color it was when he first laid eyes on her.


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"I'm stoked to be a part of 360fly. Like surfing and skating, I am always trying to be on the leading edge and progressive and 360fly is the leading edge of camera technology!"
I was born in Costa Rica and came to Hawaii when I was 4 years old. I was very lucky I had parents who were open to so many cool things! Surfing, skating, racing motorcycles, and playing drums every day, for the next 5 years was pretty much all I did.
I won the Mr. Hawaiian Tropic title, when I was 9 years old, and rode in parades through Waikiki. I've surfed and skated in a couple big screen movies during those early years too. Hawaii was such an amazing place, with so many opportunities for someone who loved surfing and skating! I grew up surfing in the Hawaiian Amateur Surfing Associations, and spent the summer skating parks up and down the California coast. I really enjoyed competing in both, surfing and skateboarding events.
I worked really hard to qualify for the-WQS 6 Star's, and the Pro Bowl skate tour at 14 years old. I skated in X-Games and surfed in the U S Open on the same day. I took time off traveling and events to finish High School. I was homeschooled for 6 years, and going to an actual High School was very demanding. The future starts here!
Biggest accomplishment?
For so many years it was all about winning. Nowadays, it's about making my family, sponsors, and everyone who has supported me, proud. The best feeling of accomplishment in the world!
Coolest place you've ever been?
I had a lot of fun at The Komune - The Surf-Restaurant-Room-Pool are within 30 ft of each other?
What is your favorite thing to do?
Take this secret dirt road with jumps in my truck at full throttle! Let's not mention that to my parents.
Favorite place to surf and skate?
Backdoor for surfing and RVCA Warehouse when I skate.
Never leave home without?
What music are you currently listening to?
DJ Mix-Old Classic Rock-Rap-Jazz and when I'm on Maui? I listen to country while checking the waves, with the boys.
What inspires you?
People who are committed to selfless acts of random kindness.
Activities you like to do when not competing.
I still do a lot every day. My favorite thing to do of course is surf and skate, but I also like to ride dirt bikes and play the drums.
World Junior Amateur Champion-Surfing
Third Place - Dew Tour Pro Bowl-Skating
Pipeline Pro Jr Champion-Surfing
Third Place Bowl A Rama-Skating
Grom /Jr /Men Open/Explorer -National Surf Champion