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For more from Dan's live blog, see below for details.
(Yeah, it'll probably be one of those three. They're definitely leaving Anaheim after the game.)
Josh Beckett, 17-6, 3.86
vs. Jered "Sigourney" Weaver, 16-8, 3.75
How can you tell Jared Weaver from Sigourney Weaver? Well, one of them is thin, rich, long-haired, effeminate, and works in L.A. The other one's named Sigourney.
The game doesn't start for another 5 hours, but in the meantime, I'll probably complain here about the Yankees inevitable pummeling of the Twins, so check for updates on that if you're masochistic.
Yankees vs. Twins update: No score in the first inning. As of this writing, the Yankees remain evil.
Fans of horrible umpiring should be excited, because the Red Sox tonight get C.B. Bucknor as home plate ump. Bucknor's a two-time winner of the Worst Umpire in baseball poll, and showed why last night, with two calls that were comically horrendous, which seems to be close to his per-game average.
Yankee update: still no score in the 6th inning. Nick Blackburn just allowed his first hit of the night, then retired the side to end the 5th. A.J. Burnett has shaved off his Cletus mustache, but for some reason has had vertical stripes shaved into the hair on the sides of his head. He continues to look like a total goober.
The Red Sox game will be on TBS, after the end of this game. (Unless TBS suddenly decides to air the Steve Harvey Show again instead.)
Yankees Update: The Twins take the lead in the top of the sixth, as Brendan Harris triples in Delmon Young! But in the bottom half, the Yanks have two on with one out and Mark Teixierieiria up. Blackburn gets Teix, but Alex Rodriguez gets literally the biggest hit of his Hall of Fame career, a game-tying single.
Neither team scores in the 7th, though the Twins manage to leave another runner on base. They've left a runner on base in every inning so far.
Still nil-nil in the 8th.
Update: Nick Punto just singled in a run in the 8th to give the Twins the lead, 2-1. Now the Twinkies add a bloop RBI hit off Mariano Rivera to make it 3-1 in the to of the 8th. Gonna be interesting to see how they blow this.
The Yankees don't score in the bottom of the 8th, so it's still 3-1 Twins in the 9th.
Update: Joe Nathan came in to protect the two run lead, and of course immediately gave up a base hit and then a home run to Slappy Rodriguez. Yeah, that's a real surprise. Nathan, you should grab your throat when you're choking really bad, so maybe someone can give you the Heimlich.
3-3 in the 9th.
And the horrible Chip Caray bloviates: "Makes you wonder if the ghosts have crossed the street." Which ghosts would those be, the ghosts of the team that pulled the biggest choke job in the history of the sport in 2004?
Nathan finally gets out of the inning. 3-3 in extra innings.
Now the Red Sox game is ready to start over on TNT. I implore you to turn to that channel, unless you want to see a Yankee walk off win.
Luckily, we get Don Orsillo for the play-by-play. Unluckily, we get Buck Martinez doing the commentary. Not only does his voice sound like Ross Perot on quaaludes, he insists on pronouncing David Ortiz's last name like this: OR'-teez. Not Or-TEEZ', like everyone else ever. Why don't you just scrape your fingernails down a chalkboard while you're at it? If Martinez is allowed to intentionally mispronounce Ortiz, then I am allowed to intentionally spell his name Bunk MART'-in-ez.
Ellsbury, CF
Pedroia, 2B
Martinez, C
Youkilis, 1B
Ortiz, DH
Bay, LF
Lowell, 3B
Drew, RF
Gonzalez, SS
Chone Figgins, 3B
Bob Abreu, RF
Toriiii Hunter CF
Vlad Guerrero, DH
Kendry Morales, 1B
Juan Rivera, LF
Maicer Izturis, 2B
Mike Napoli, C
Erick Aybar, SS
Ellsbury starts things with a long at-bat, but on the 7th pitch he gets rung up for strike 3 by the horrible C.B. Bucknor. I don't care if it did look like a strike, Bucknor's always wrong.
Pedroia grounds out to third on the second pitch he sees, and Martinez follows with a flyout to center. Yikes, will this team ever score again? They're starting to look like they did in that New York series in August. No score in the first.
Shaun Figgins leads off. He battles Beckett, making him throw a lot of pitches and working the count full, before he grounds out to Gonzalez at SS.
Abreu is next. He's walked in his last 47 plate appearances against Boston. This time, he cracks a smart grounder toward right field, but Pedroia dives over and snags it, then bounces up and throws him out. Sweet play for the second out.
Hunter follows with a routine groundout to Lowell to quickly end the inning. No score after 1.
Youkilis flies out to Torii Hunter for the first out. Next is David OR'-teez. He also hits a routine flyout, this one to Rivera in left. And Bay follows by fanning on a pitch in the dirt, as the hitless wonders go down in order again. Jered Weaver has a PERFECT GAME going! No score in the second.
Vladimir Guerrero starts the inning by flying out to Ellsbury. Morales follows with a grounder to Youkilis, who fields and steps on the base. Juan Rivera is next, and Beckett blows him away, catching him looking at a 95-mph fastball over the plate for the third out. No score after 2.
Lowell starts the third. The Red Sox have now gone 19 consecutive postseason innings without scoring a run. Lowell does his part to keep that going, reaching out and popping out weakly on a bad pitch on the second pitch of his at-bat.
I have no problem giving the other team credit when they play well, but this is really some pathetic hitting from this team.
JD Drew follows with a little roller down the first base line. Weaver runs over and grabs it, then tags out Drew as before he can get to the bag. Hey ask C.B. Bucknor for help on that call, maybe he'll overrule the call and call him safe.
Alex Gonzalez at least works the count full before he flies out weakly to Hunter to end the inning. That's 20 straight scoreless postseason innings for the Sox and their suddenly horrible offense. Still a PERFECT GAME FOR JERED WEAVER! 0-0 in the third.
Yankees update: The Twins pitcher threw away a pickoff attempt in the bottom of the tenth, allowing NY to get a runner to third with one out, but they couldn't score him. Still tied. The inevitable nauseating walkoff hasn't happened yet.
Maicer (pronounced Micer) Izturis starts the third inning for the California Angels. (They still play in California, so that's what they're called in my book.) Micer is an interesting name, probably better suited for a cat than a second baseman.
Micer works the count full, then pops out to Bay in left.
Napoli is next. Mikey Naples hits a bloop to shallow right. Drew comes running in and makes a nice running basket catch for the second out.
Erick Aybar (pronounced I-bar) is the next hitter. Beckett shows a nice curve, but it's ruled a ball by the odious Bucknor. I-bar then clangs a single to left in front of Bay, the first baserunner of the night.
Sean Figgins steps in. After I-bar steals second and third, the Angels will have a man on third with two out. Beckett throws to first, to try to keep the runner close, then shakes off a couple of pitch signals. I-bar doesn't run, but Beckett misses high with a cutter, and the count goes to 3-1. Figgins skies out to Bay on the next pitch to end the threat. Nil-nil after 3.
Update: The Twins load the bases with no one out, but somehow don't score. 17 left on base for the Twinkies so far. Is it worse to get runners on base every inning but not score, like the Twins; or worse to never get any runners on base like the Red Sox? Either way, you lose.
Ellsbury leads off by cracking a shot to deep center. Hunter speeds back and looks like he's got it, but it sails over his head and bounces off the wall! Ellsbury speeds around to third with the leadoff stand-up triple, the first hit of the night for the Sox.
Pedroia comes up with a golden RBI opportunity, but he squanders it by grounding to Figgins. Chone holds the runner and throws out Pedroia.
Victor Martinez will try to pick him up. (Not literally, though he easily could lift wee Dustin.) And Martinez comes through with a base hit to center, scoring Ellsbury with the first Boston run of the postseason.
Youkilis is up, man on first with one out. He hits a pop fly to shallow left center. Aybar comes rushing out, Rivera comes running in, and they might collide. No, Hunter glides in and makes the catch, saving a collison and getting the out.
Update: The Yankees just won. What a surprise. Nice work, Byun-Hyung Nathan.
Ortiz is next. Thankfully Orsillo does the talking so far. That's it, Don, don't let Bunk MART'-in-ez mispronounce his name again. But Bunk won't be denied. He butts in– but wait! Martinez just said Ortiz twice in a row, but he pronounced it correctly BOTH times!
It doesn't help though, as Ortiz whiffs, missing badly on a high 93-mph fastball. 1-0 Sox in the 4th.
Now TNT is going to cut away from the game to show the movie "Hitch," in its entirety. Great, I don't remember which channel is TBS. Why can't the playoffs be on a competent, non-bush league network?
Former Home Run Derby Champion Bobby Abroo leads off with a base hit. Hunter, last night's hero, up with a man on and no one out. Beckett stumbles on his next pitch and misses the zone badly, then misses again with no stumble.
Beckett's pace has really slowed here. He throws a strike, then walks around the mound a bit, then Hunter steps out and looks for a sign, and the game slows to a crawl.
Beckett finally throws another pitch, and Hunter scalds a line shot to the left side– Lowell lunges and snags it, all Brooks Robinsonally, a great play to save a double!
Vlad steps in. On the next pitch, Abreu breaks for second, and Guerrero hits a bouncer right where Pedroia had been standing. It bounces into right field for a single. Abreu easily takes third.
Beckett is in some trouble now. The Angels haven't been fooled by him the second time through the lineup. If Lowell didn't make that catch, they'd already have taken the lead and would have no one out.
Instead, Kendry Morales is up with runners on the corners. Morales belts a fly to deep right. Drew has room to make the catch, but Abreu tags and figuratively waltzes home with the tying run.
Juan Rivera hits a sharp grounder in the hole between short and third. Gonzalez ranges over to grab it, and makes a strong throw from deep in the hole to get Rivera and end the inning. 1-1 tie after 4.
Jason "Thunder" Bay will leads off the inning. He gets ahead 3-0, then ignores the Gentleman's Called Strike One. He takes another strike, then drills a high shot to deep center. Hunter drifts back, onto the warning track, then makes the catch right in front of the wall. Almost a bomb for Bay, but instead it's just an out.
Lowell must have early dinner reservatons, because again he lunges to pop out weakly on the second pitch. That's two at-bats, four pitches and two weak, lunging popouts for Lowell tonight.
Drew is next. He takes a few pitches, fouls one off. He watches a full count curve ball drop low for ball four. Solid at-bat there by Drew.
Sigourney is up to 72 pitches now as Alex Gonzalez steps in. He gets ahead 3-1, then hacks at ball four, a high and inside fastball, filling the count. Then he swings through another high fastball, totally striking himself out to end the inning. I'm sure Weaver appreciates the help some of these guys are giving him. Still 1-1 in the 5th.
Mouser Izturis leads off and Beckett whiffs him on three pitches, the last one a sinking 95-mph heater called strike three.
Mikey Naples follows with a high flyout to Ellsbury in right center. Aybar bounces out routinely to Pedroia to end the quick inning. 1-1 after 5.
Ellsbury leads off the inning for the Sox. On a 2-2 count, he tries to check his swing on a curve in the dirt, but it's ruled a swing by the 3rd base ump Tom Gorman. Where was your two cents of hlp for Bucknor last night, huh Gorman?
Pedroia up with no one on and one out. Weaver gets ahead 1-2. Pedroia swings at the next pitch and hits a bouncer back to the mound. Weaver grabs it and tosses it to first for the easy out.
Martinez is next. On a 2-2 count, he watches a belt-high fastball sail over the outside part of the plate for called strike three. Another easy inning for Weaver, who is dominating the feeble Red Sox offense. 1-1 in the 6th.
These playoffs have sucked so far. What the hell, baseball?
The Red Sox offense on the road has been horrible for quite a while now. And unless someone can sneak down onto the field and quickly build a giant green wall in shallow left field, and get everyone to sing "Sweet Caroline" in the 8th, and let the Sox have last ups, it's probably going to continue to suck tonight.
So, the top of the Angels order, featuring Shawon Figgins, will start this inning. Beckett paints the outside corner with a 95-mph fastball for called strike three and the first out of the inning.
That brings up Abreu, who has been on base pretty much the entire series. Not this time though, as he bounces out to Youkils for the second out.
Torri Hunter is next, and Beckett gets him to fly out to Drew to end the inning. Still 1-1 after 6.
Kevin Youkilis is the next batter. He bounces a grounder up the middle that clangs off of Weaver's glove. but Weaver stays with it, grabs it, and throws out Youkilis.
Ortiz follows by hitting the first pitch on the ground right to shortstop Izturis, who is playing in shallow right field. Izturis throws him out. That's two outs on 5 pitches for this horrible offense.
Jason Bay takes a couple pitches, out of necessity, and the count is 1-1. He swings and misses at a hanging changeup that he should have hit 400 feet, then takes a couple of balls to fill the count. Sigourney's changeup is low, and Bay works a walk. Bunk Martinez throws a hissy fit, claiming that it was a strike, but it looks low to me.
That brings up Lowell. This time Lowell doesn't waste any time and quickly flies out to center on the first pitch he sees. Another crappy at-bat from Lowell. The Sox have a total of two hits tonight, and 6 in the 16 postseason innings they've played. The tally remains 1-1 in the 7th.
Vlad is the first hitter for the Angels. Beckett falls behind 3-0, then after the customary Gentleman's Called Strike, walks him on the next pitch. Walking Vlad is a tough thing to do, he will usually swing at anything. But not this time. Howie Kendrick comes out to pinch run for Guererro.
Man on and no one out for Morales. Beckett falls behind HIM 3-0, suddenly losing all command. His next pitch is actually outside, but Completely Blind Bucknor calls it a strike. Morales fouls off the next pitch, filling the count. Then he fouls off a bunch more, before finally flying out to Bay for the first out.
Juan Rivera is next. On a 1-0 pitch, Howie takes off for second, and slides in safely. The go-ahead run is in scoring position for Rivera. He cracks a sharp grounder to Lowell, who grabs it on a bad hop, looks the runner back and throws to first. The throw is low, but Youkilis makes the scoop for the out. Looks like Lowell took that one off his sore thumb. So hey Mike, if your hand is so sore, how about not swinging the bat at every pitch you see? Maybe take a walk next time, instead of another two-pitch out?
I digress. Mouser Izturis comes up, the go-ahead run still on second. And Izturis grounds one up the middle, well past the diving Pedroia for a hit. Kendrick scores easily, and the Angels lead. The season is now officially in big danger, as it might take the Red Sox about two more days before they can score another run.
Napoli is next. He's got power and hits Beckett well, so Josh had better not lose concentration here. Izturis promptly steals second, the throw from Martinez coming in way high and late.
So the hit-and-run single set up the first run, and the pinch runner's stolen base set up the second run. The Angels are playing small ball, while the Red Sox are playing no ball. We're looking at losing back to back games started by Lester and Beckett, because the offense has been horrible.
Now Napoli leans into an inside curve ball, letting it hit him, which pisses off Beckett. But it's still a hit-by-pitch and another baserunner.
Two on and two out for Aybar. Beckett seems to be losing his cool a bit here. He's thrown a lot of pitches this inning, now over 100 on the night. Aybar will be his last hitter, no matter what.
Aybar figuratively jumps all over a fastball and creams it to deep center. Ellsbury races back, but he can't get it, and it bounces around as both runners score and Aybar cruises to third with the for-all-intents-and-purposes game-ending, back-breaking, season-ruining triple.
Francona's out to yank Beckett, maybe one batter too late, as the game has instantly been ruined. Pitching change.
Billy Wagner in now to protect this three-run deficit. He gets ahead of Shawne Figgins 0-2, then wastes a pitch, then misses again, evening the count.
Wagner blows a low fastball past him to finally end the awful inning. 4-1 Angels. They have been the much better team so far in this series, and if nothing major changes, this season will be over in 11 more innings.
Drew starts the 8th by taking a called third strike. The Sox look weak and beaten. Now Scioscia is out to remove Weaver– I guess he wanted him to strike out Drew even more than he did. Weaver gets a huge ovation as he leaves. Pitching change.
Darren Oliver comes in to pitch, and Jed Lowrie comes up to strike out on three pitches, which he does. Ellsbury grounds one in the hole between third and short. Aybar slides over and grabs it, but his throw is too late to get Ellsbury, who is safe on the infield hit.
Here comes Scioscia, to make another pitching change.
Kevin Jepsen is in to face Pedroia, who like most of the lineup, has shown little offensively in this series. He lunges at a 2-2 pitch and barely fouls it off. Then he lunges again at the next pitch and hits a weak squib in front of the plate. Jepsen grabs it easily and throws him out to end the inning. Pedroia foolishly hacking at what would've been ball three and then ball four kind of symbolizes this offense. Red Sox losing 4-1 in the 8th.
Abreu starts the 8th with a flared single to shallow left. Francona's out to make another pitching change, and to stop the Titanic from sinking by rearranging the deck chairs.
Francona's scorecard must be missing a page, because he's brought Papelbon in to face Torii Hunter, trailing by 3 runs. After Abreu steals second, Hunter will have a runner in scoring position to try to knock in.
But before he can steal, Hunter flies out to center for the first out.
Howie Kendrick is next. On the first pitch, Abreu takes off for second, but it's a pitchout, and even Martinez is able to throw out the runner! So now there's two out and no one on for Howie. And Papelbon fans him to end the inning. 4-1 bad guys after 8.
The Angels will let George Jepsen start the 9th against Victor Martinez. And V-Mart quickly flies to Hunter for the first out, bringing up Youkilis.
Youks cracks a hit well over the head of the shortstop into the gap. Hunter cuts it off, but Youilis lumbers into second with the double. And Scioscia is out to make the final pitching change of the night.
Brian Fuentes is in for the Angles to face OR'-teez, who has looked about 76 years old in this series. Make that an even 80 years old, as he pops weakly to shallow left for the second out.
Jason Bay is the last hope for this game. He battles to a full count, then takes ball four.
Well, two on, two out, down three in a playoff game. Quick, send up Bernie Carbo to pinch hit!
No, it won't be Carbo, it'll be Mike Lowell, who's made three outs on five pitches so far.
This time, he actually takes a pitch, then fouls one off, then hits a fly ball right to Torii Hunter. Unfortunately, he doesn't Holliday it, and the game is over.
California leads 2 games to zero, and the season is quickly slipping away. So far this is the most desultory postseason ever.
Game over. The final: 4-1 Angels.
Tags: ALDS, Jared from Subway, Jered Weaver, Josh Beckett, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Red Sox, Sigourney Weaver
How about that Nathan? I haven't seen anyone choke that bad since David Carradine.


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Our Ultimate Girl Scout Quiz and our Trivia Fun game would both be great activities for your lunchtime troop meetings.
Ultimate Girl Scout Quiz
- Send your staff to our online quiz, so they can find out how "Girl Scout" they are. The quiz takes 2-4 minutes.
In Person
- Print a copy of our quiz questions for your honorary troop leader.
- Give each participant a piece of paper and a pencil to keep track of their score.
- Have your honorary troop leader or another volunteer stand at the front of the room and read the statements.
- For each true statement, participants should give themselves one point.
- Encourage women to raise their hands or cheer aloud for each statement that is true of them.
- Encourage chatter! This is a great way for alumnae to learn more about each other.
- Once you've gone through all the questions, have each participant add up their points.
- Ask everyone to stand up. Then, ask alumnae to sit down one group at a time starting with whoever has less than 20 true statements. Then, less than 25 true statements and so on, until there is one woman standing.
- Give your Ultimate Girl Scout(s) a prize!
Trivia Mania Game
Test the knowledge of the Girl Scout alumnae in your organization with a trivia contest. From deceivingly simple questions like, "What is the Girl Scout Motto?" to, "What was the name of the first Girl Scout movie shown in theatres across America?" this trivia contest will get your Girl Scout alumnae talking.
In Person
- This game is ideally done as part of the Lunchtime Troop Meeting.
- Download one or more sets of trivia questions and print them for the game.
- Choose approximately 20 questions from the list below. We have found 20 questions to be a reasonable number for a group, but please feel free to use fewer or more.
- Alumnae may either participate individually or on teams.
- Ask your honorary troop leader or another volunteer to stand in front of the group and read the questions.
- For each correct answer, each team or individual receives one point.
- Once you've gone through all the questions, have each participant add up their points.
- Declare a winner and give them a prize!
- As an alternative, choose 20 questions from the set below and encourage alumnae to divide into smaller groups to play against each other.
- Please feel free to use this game as a discussion starting point or use the questions for another activity.
Note: The questions and answers will line up front-to-back correctly if they are printed double-sided.
- Send the alumnae in your organization to our online Trivia Mania quiz.
- When participants finish the trivia quiz, they can share and compare their results with colleagues or post their results directly to Facebook.

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If you carry a P239, what holster set up are you using? Is it comfortable in summer weather? Need some help.
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If you carry a P239, what holster set up are you using? Is it comfortable in summer weather? Need some help.
Don't carry the 239 much anymore (really liking the Kimber), but, when I do I use the Galco Summer Comfort, name says it all.
The Summer Comfort is an IWB rig and is reasonably comfortable. I carried the P239 for two years and also used a Galco FLETCH holster for the P229. It was a really nice OWB holster that held the gun tight to my side. Whatever you get, spend the money and get one made for your pistol in leather or kydex. I really hate Uncle Mike's nylon rigs as they are bulky and inexact.
I've got a P229 in a Galco Royal Guard. Great holster and I'd bet they make one for the P239. The Summer Comfort is also very popular as well. Agreed that you need to get a holster made for your gun and not some generic one-size-fits-all nylon POS. You have a very nice, and expensive gun, don't cheap out on the holster for it. Also remember to get a good gun belt, it will make the world of difference.
Just wondering -are you using the gun in .40 S&W or .357 Sig?
I use a horsehide MS VM2 to carry my 9mm P239 year round,I use a MS single mag carrier and a Don Hume lined belt also.
I really like my Galco IWB for my P239.
+1 Galco Summer Comfort
Crossbreed Super tuck I have never found anything more comfortable :smt1099
Take a look at the "Texas Conceal Carry" holster from D.M. Bullard. Works great in either strong side or cross draw.
Thanks for the info here. I am picking up my 239 tonight on the way home from work. The holster is next!


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Drake is a Grammy-winning rapper, but he also makes headlines for the famous women that he dates.
Tonight is part two of the cycle 22 finale for America's Next Top Model. Who will be the ANTM winner for 2015 out of the remaining cast of contestants?
Tyra Banks, Chrissy Teigen, Lauren Makk, Leah Ashley and Joe Zee make up the cast of new TV talk show FABLife. Read on for details.
Check out all the best info on ANTM show star Tyra Banks, her net worth, her boyfriend Erik Asla, and her best Instagram photos.
Check out the ANTM judges and special guests from cycle 22 of America's Next Top Model this season.
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Tyra Banks has predicted the future of the fashion world, and believes we will all have personal robot assistants.
Tyra Banks' Instagram is just as "fierce" as she is!
You may need psychiatric help when you're in the same room as Tyra Banks and people think YOU'RE the crazy one.


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Beijing, Nov. 25 (ANI): Chinese Internet users would no longer be able to access Facebook, as the web browser Opera has upgraded its Chinese version closing a loophole that allowed users to access websites banned by the government.
Mobile users of the Opera Mini browser were asked to upgrade to a Chinese version at this weekend, BBC reports.
Opera confirmed that it had started directing users of the international version of the mobile browser to the Chinese version on 20 November.
"The difference between the Chinese and the international version is that the former connects to compression servers within China.....benefits are higher speed, lower costs and an overall improved mobile web browsing experience," the firm said in a statement.
Earlier, traffic ran over Opera servers bypassing the so-called Great Firewall of China, making the browser popular with Chinese users.
The company was not prepared to discuss the "background for this decision".
Chinese bloggers had a plenty of speculation on the firm's decision.
"Let me guess what has happened here. The Chinese government has put pressure on Opera to close down that free access. And like most companies, they complied," wrote blogger Carsten Ullrich. (ANI)


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I've seen it at least twice before. You're right, it really brings to light what self-defense is all about -- and how one must prepare for it.
This is a discussion on Old video interview of store owner who fought back within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Probably a repost but if it is - I'm sure it's been a long time ago: http://www.ignatius-piazza-front-sig...living-legend/ I was browsing my saved files and came ...
Probably a repost but if it is - I'm sure it's been a long time ago:
I was browsing my saved files and came accross it. Worth a review every now and then I think.
For God, Family and Country!
I've seen it at least twice before. You're right, it really brings to light what self-defense is all about -- and how one must prepare for it.
Anti-gunners seem to believe that if we just pass enough laws, we can have utopia. Unfortunately, utopia is NOT one of our choices.
Also written up in the Ayoob Files in American Handgunner, reprinted here: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...6/ai_82533205/
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wow, talk about being proficient with your firearms..
This guy was not only lucky, he was also good!
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That video is one of the most riviting stories out there.
The jeweler elequently and effectively explains why he fought back...and the cost of it all.
A lot to think about.
The United States Constitution © 1791. All Rights Reserved.
I've seen this a few times. But, it's always nice to refresh
+1 Brass; the jeweler makes some excellent points on why to fight back.
Trust in God and keep your powder dry
"A heavily armed citizenry is not about overthrowing the government; it is about preventing the government from overthrowing liberty. A people stripped of their right of self defense is defenseless against their own government." -source
I remember this one from the Ayoob Files, as well. It's well worth understanding it, in all its ugly details. It shows you've got to be willing to lay it all out there, to survive violent encounters. Half measures are a recipe for failing and exiting this world.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).


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On the topic of spoiling kids, my son is six, if he keeps good grades he'll be inheriting daddys ride 10 years from now.


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Judge Timothy Frawley told attorneys the intent of the people committing the violations is not important in the case.
City Attorney James Sanchez stopped short of celebrating the judge's tentative rulings.
"We feel very confident that the judge will consider all of the things we have raised and we're looking forward to his decision."
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Legit work at home brings in a new wave of employment opportunities and very soon could take over traditional means of work culture.
We are all aware of how important the internet is in our lives. Within a few years time, there has been massive progress. It is a gold mine and anyone can make the best of it, provided they know how to. It has paved the way to a different type of work environment. With this new phase of the internet and working with a legit work at home job, the world only gets smaller.
Legitimate work at home jobs benefits both the employer as well as the employee, since the job can be done comfortably according to ones convenience in their homes. The traditional market place is making good use of this opportunity and is quickly moving toward the legitimate work at home direction. With many companies now posting work at home jobs on jobs portals, it becomes increasingly necessary to check if the job is legit or not.
It is easy to know which work at home jobs are truly legit. Often fraudsters put up attractive advertisements that promise to make you rich overnight, there are also several rags to riches stories that are posted. This is to lure the individual into joining their online portal and it often comes with a fee. Now this is really tempting, since it is only human to want more and get rich.
It is therefore essential for individuals to find work at home jobs that will compensate them for their work done. Although finding the right job is not easy and may take a long time, it definitely is worth the wait and you will find something that will benefit you. If you do not want to go through the hassle of looking for an online legit job, then you can post your application on job portals that send legit work at home opportunities to which you can apply, depending on your skill set, creativity or educational background.
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A prominent Jewish lawyer and refugee advocate will face court in Sydney next month on multiple charges of sexually assaulting four men.
David Bitel, 60, a former member of the executive of the New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies, was arrested last week and charged with seven offences, including rape and indecent assault on four of his male clients.
The alleged incidents took place in Sydney between 1995 and 2004, police say. He was granted strict conditional bail and ordered to appear in court on January 22. The allegations relate to four men of Nepalese, Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi origin.
Bitel — whose grandparents were refugees from the pogroms of Czarist Russia — was president of the Refugee Council of Australia for a decade. He has been the chairman of the Australian Refugee Foundation and has been lauded for his work on behalf of refugees.
"As Jews, I think we have a special responsibility to refugees," he told Jewish school students in Sydney in 2003.
After his arrest last week, Bitel, who runs a legal practice with about 35 employees, applied for a suppression order to keep his identity a secret but the magistrate dismissed his application, saying: "It's an inevitable consequence of the justice system that there can be adverse impacts on colleagues, employees, family and friends."
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Part IV of our Vossen World Tour | Asia was to showcase #teamvossen of Beijing! We were welcomed very warmly even though the weather was very cold! It continued to be a pleasure to witness and experience so many differentvehicles, as an example the Audi S5 Sportback, that was part of the video. We decided to brave the elements and have some fun with the vehicles in the snow, something we dont get in Miami! It was delightful to be able to show more footage in these weather conditions and you will catch some drifting in the snow!
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The Fox Primary By the Numbers, December 12 - 18
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After the Republican debate last Thursday, Fox host Sean Hannity broadcast a live, post-debate special featuring several of the candidates. During his interview with frontrunner Mitt Romney, Hannity revealed that he wasn't going to challenge the candidates with any uncomfortable questions. As he meanderingly told Romney some things that he didn't know about the former Massachusetts governor before the debate, he let this slip: "I will not ask you about Romney care."
So who's winning the Fox Primary? Each week at Media Matters, we watch the interviews, crunch the numbers, and tell you what Fox is up to in the presidential campaign.
Last Week's Results
Total time: 2 hours and 56 minutes; Total appearances: 20
Most Total Airtime on Fox: Mitt Romney (1 hour and 23 minutes)
Most Total Appearances: Michele Bachmann and Mitt Romney (5 appearances)
Fox Show with the Most Total Candidate Airtime: Fox News Sunday (31 minutes)
Fox Show with the Most Candidate Appearances: Hannity (5 appearances)
Longest Candidate Interview: Fox News Sunday (31 minutes with Mitt Romney)
Softball Question(s) of the Week: During the December 17 edition of Huckabee, host Mike Huckabee asked candidate Michele Bachmann this:
HUCKABEE: On the Tonight Show, when Ron Paul was on this week, he made this comment. I'd like to get your reaction after we listen to it.
JAY LENO: Michele Bachmann?
RON PAUL: She doesn't like Muslims. She hates Muslims. She wants to go get 'em.
LENO: Wow. OK. That's not good.
HUCKABEE: You know, Congresswoman, you said it was not personal -- you to him -- but it sounded a little personal from him to you. And he made a pretty bold -- I would go so far as to say an outrageous -- allegation that you hate Muslims. I've never seen that in you. Respond.
BACHMANN: No, no. You're exactly right. You never have because I never have said anything that foolish. What I believe is that I love the American people. And I love this country. And I want this country to be safe, sovereign, and free. The real hate that you hear is coming from the president of Iran. He hates Jews. He hates Jews in Israel, and he hates the American people. And so do the mullahs in Iran, who've expressly stated that it is their goal to kill Jews in Israel and also to kill Americans. That's a real threat, and that's why as commander-in-chief of this nation, I will stand up and make sure that Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon. And I will stand with our ally Israel.
HUCKABEE: Let's address that specific allegation that you hate Muslims and that you want to go get them. Do you hate Muslims?
BACHMANN: Of course not. I don't hate Muslims -- that's outrageous to say that. But I do recognize that we have a very real threat -- just like when Hitler was building up the threat prior to World War 2. All of the signs were there -- they were evident. And there were people who wanted to bury their head in the sands. We're living in a time today when there's another madman, and if there's anything, Mike, that the last one hundred years has taught us, it is that when a madman speaks, we need to listen and take that threat seriously. And I do. I will stand with the American people and this country that I love.
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The Numbers Since June 1
Total time: 73 hours and 55 minutes; Total appearances: 588
Most Total Airtime on Fox since June 1: Herman Cain (11 hours and 6 minutes)
Most Total Appearances since June 1: Herman Cain (73 appearances)
Fox Show with the Most Total Candidate Airtime Since June 1: On the Record with Greta Van Susteren (12 hours and 10 minutes)
Fox Show with the Most Candidate Appearances since June 1: On the Record with Greta Van Susteren (87 appearances)
Longest Candidate Interview since June 1: Stossel (40 minutes with Gary Johnson)
(A table of all the data since June 1 is available here.)
Previous Fox Primary Reports
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December 5 - 11
Media Matters searched the Nexis database for all guest appearances on Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, and Fox News Sunday for the 10 declared and potential presidential candidates in question: Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Gary Johnson, Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Buddy Roemer, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum.
For programs where a transcript was unavailable, Media Matters reviewed the raw video.
Changes to the reports
Media Matters added McCotter to the data beginning on June 20 and Roemer beginning on July 21. We stopped including McCotter on September 22; he dropped out of the race that day.
We stopped including Pawlenty and Trump in the data beginning on August 14; Pawlenty dropped out of the race on that date. And while Trump stated that he would no longer seek the Republican nomination but may instead run as an independent (on June 1, the beginning of this report), we decided to drop him from the data on this date.
We stopped including Bolton in the data beginning on September 6; Bolton decided not to run on this date.
We stopped including Palin in the data after her decision not to run was made on October 5.
We stopped including Giuliani in the data after he announced on October 11 that he would not run.
We stopped including Cain in the data when he suspended his campaign on December 3.
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Best time to ship plants?
I've been considering thinning out my tanks, but it's mostly been 20 degrees and cooler here (lows of 8 are pretty common). Should I wait for warmer weather, or assume it will be fine? (As of yet, I don't know the destinations, so that's all up to chance)
If you have heat packs the plants should be fine.
Personally I've shipped all around the country at this time of year and they've arrived just fine. The thing is you just can't leave the plants outside in the mailbox for too long. USPS trucks are heated as are their facilities. So the plants will only suffer if they're left out in the cold for too long.
Heat packs are still advised though.
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"We decided to collect a few apples from the side of the road and have a big party where we pressed them into cider," said Daniels, who is slated to graduate in the spring with a master's in economics. "'Ciderfest' was a hit, and it became an annual event."
Over time, Daniels said, "a few of us started to develop 'the eye' and realized that there are fruit trees absolutely everywhere in Atlanta."
In 2009, Daniels and friends began weekend expeditions to collect all those pears, apples, plums, figs — even pomegranates and serviceberries — from trees and bushes all around Atlanta, and donated their harvests to local shelters.
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Microsoft Corp. this week unveiled a partner program for its Office Live hosted service for small businesses, a product Microsoft Chief Operating Officer Kevin Turner predicted will one day be nearly as important to the company as its Windows client OS.
Through the program, Microsoft partners get an Office Live software development kit and various training opportunities so they can build new services will be available to subscribers on the Office Live Marketplace, said Marja Koopmans, director of partner strategy for Office Live at Microsoft. The company unveiled the program at its Worldwide Partner Conference in Denver.
Microsoft currently has about 50 third-party products listed on the marketplace, Koopmans said. Currently, an Office Live subscriber has to have purchased one of two subscription-based Office Live offerings to buy an application on the marketplace. However, beginning in January, subscribers to the free version of Office Live also can purchase third-party offerings from the marketplace, Koopmans said.
Partners also gain access through online forums to Microsoft Office Live engineers for assistance with building new offerings, Koopmans said. In addition to earning revenue by selling new applications, partners can offer consulting services to build Office Live-based Web sites for small businesses, she added.
Beginning in January 2008, Microsoft plans to launch an affiliate program for Office Live that will give them revenue-sharing opportunity with Microsoft, Koopmans said. If partners that sell Office Live-based applications on the marketplace refer a customer to purchase an Office Live subscription, Microsoft will share a percentage of whatever the company earns from that customer with the partner. The company will disclose the specific percentage as the program is closer to launching, she added.
Microsoft unveiled Office Live in November 2005, and the company is grooming the product -- which gives small businesses tools for building a Web site as well as Web-based e-mail, instant messaging, collaboration and customer relationship management -- to be one of its top sellers. In his keynote at the partner conference Tuesday, Turner said that the hosted service will eventually become one of Microsoft's most popular products alongside long-time top revenue-earners like the Windows client OS and the Office desktop productivity suite.
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That's a tall order, but at least one partner who is offering an application for small legal firms on the Office Live Marketplace said he thinks Turner's prediction will come true.
"The numbers add up and the demand is there," said Joe McDermott, managing director for Solution Canvas Ltd. in Glasgow, Scotland. He said it's been traditionally difficult for small businesses to find IT products tailored to them, and Office Live meets many of their needs.
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April showers brought May flowers and now June is in bloom. And when beautiful summer weather has arrived, you know it's time to get out there and grill.
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Some of us from another website (Waterfowler.com) are planning a sporting clay shoot at Starview in York county at 9:00am on Sunday, June 25th. After we shoot, we're going to meet for a Calling and Grilling get together outside of Marietta in Lancaster county at 2:00pm at the East Donegal Township Park. It's just north of Marietta off of route 441. Everyone is invited. I'm not exactly sure where Starview is? Maybe someone that has been there can post directions? If you plan on coming to the Callin and Grillin at 2:00, please bring food or drinks to share. No alcohol. It is not allowed at the park.
Hopefully we can get some call manufacturers to come. The Final Glide Call guys will probably be at the Callin and Grillin. Maybe Warner Els can make it too?
If you didn't make one last year, you should try to come. Good food and some good duck and goose calling instruction is available. I just go for the food!
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Cruising the US Pacific Coast
I''ve been sailing Southern California most of my life, and if you want my opinion, I''d bee-line it from WA to So Cal (with a stop in SF), and spend my time sailing the Channel Islands. Weather can get challenging, which should prepare you for a crossing, and you''ll see some of the nicest places around.
Cruising the US Pacific Coast
Guess I picked the wrong year for the TransPac. Oh well, I have to leave from LA because my 82 year old sick mother lives there and I need to see her before I head out. Besides, the coastal cruise will be a shakedown for the Pacific crossing and will put us in a place where we will be able to fix ANY problems that might crop up.
Hopefully I''ll make contact with some other folks heading west about the same time. If not, I''ll at least have my SSB.
Cruising the US Pacific Coast
Should be a pretty good time to do it weather-wise, all downwind, as long as you avoid going when a late Southerly is blowing.
The problem with most anchorages and harbors along Washington and Oregon is that the only time you CAN''T get in to them is when the weather is really bad. The coastline is pretty unforgiving in big seas, so its usually best to just run with it. You can always get into SF Bay, and south of there is rarely a problem, as all the harbors are all-weather, except Morro Bay in extreme cases.
If its your first crossing to Hawaii, you might consider joining up with a race, even if you don''t really compete. They make you have all the safety gear, do twice-a-day radio and position check-ins, track your progress, and you''re traveling in the comnpany of a few dozen other boats. On top of that, its fun! TransPac from L.A. in odd years, Pacific Cup from S.F. in even years.
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Guest Post: Elancer Kicks-Off Inaugural "Let Go" Day.e_darrellj | Jun 17, 2013
Occasionally we invite professionals to wax poetic about issues of importance to Elancers. Here are some thoughts from Pat Flynn, a big Elance fan who also happens to be a successful entrepreneur, thought leader and author of the book Let Go.
Today marks the 5-year anniversary of my being laid off in 2008, a day that (at the time) was the lowest point of my life. But after discovering online business, being let go turned out to be a blessing in disguise, and the luckiest thing that has ever happened to me. I have so many people to thank for all that's happened since then, including amazing freelancers. Without them, all of this may have never come true.
It all started when I lost my dream job as an architect. Architecture was my passion and area of study in school. In many ways, I'm still in the architecture business, only this time I'm not creating physical experiences but digital ones. Thanks to social media, podcasts, blogs, and other forms of online engagement, I've been able to build an environment where we can learn from each other about online marketing, small business entrepreneurship, and audience building, all with great transparency, honesty, and humility. I'm so grateful for this opportunity to teach and give back so that others may achieve the same levels of happiness and financial freedom as I have.
My LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) AP exam blog was my saving grace when I was let go. I created the blog to keep my study notes organized as I prepared to test for the certification exam, one of the toughest in the industry. My blog became wildly popular, which still blows my mind because I wasn't even trying to build an audience at the time. My blog simply had really great content that other architects found valuable.
In the weeks leading up to my last day, I took a risk on myself by creating my first digital product, an advanced guide to the LEED AP exam. I published it on my blog where it instantly sold like wildfire. In the days that followed, two truths became self-evident:
Wow, I just became an entrepreneur!
Whoa, I'm going to need help!
I needed help first with creating the audio version of my study guide. Here's the thing: At first, I was reluctant to hire any freelancers. I knew I needed the help, but I enjoy being hands on and have high standards. So I was anxious. But you have to step into the unknown to experience personal growth. So I posted an opportunity on Elance for someone to do the voice over reading of my guide. This was in December 2008.
Bids started coming in between $800-$1500. I was shocked. I'd never paid that much money for anything besides rent in my life, especially for something that I could possibly do on my own. So I tried, but it was a massive failure. My voice was terrible, the audio quality sucked, and I got frustrated trying to edit it all together.
With that lesson learned, I turned back to Elance candidates. After filtering through many, I hired an experienced freelancer who impressed me by reading a sample passage beautifully. I paid over $1200 for three hours of her time to read and record my audio guide. It was scary, but the job was done incredibly well, and I made up the costs of the job in less than three days in sales. It was an awesome experience that proved to me the value freelancers play in profitable businesses. I've been addicted to hiring help when I need to ever since.
Now, I admit that I do occasionally wrestle with myself about how much stuff I can give up doing on my own. I enjoy doing good, honest, hard work. But I know I shouldn't be doing everything myself because there are bigger things to work on and think about as a business owner with an important brand message to share. Recently, one of those things was writing and publishing a book.
I wrote Let Go to share the lessons I've learned through my first five years of working for myself. Mindset and attitude are big pieces of my story as they are for most successful entrepreneurs. The faith to let go. The will to succeed. The humility to care and be transparent. The curiosity to learn new things and meet new people. All of that is key to the mindset of an entrepreneur. Let Go is as much a journey through those characteristics as it is my journey. And that's the point; we're all on this journey together. So let's learn and support one another.
The Let Go narrative was my own and therefore relatively easy to write. But the production side was completely new to me. Thankfully, I didn't try to do it all myself and instead recruited a talented team of creative freelancers to help me build Let Go into an amazing experience. Together, we built Let Go into something much more than a book: We created a rallying point of everyone who has ever let go, bet on themselves, and pursued their own path. That's a result I definitely couldn't have achieved on my own.
Thanks in large part to my amazing freelance team, Let Go became an Amazon #1 bestseller within 24 hours. I couldn't be happier or more thankful to them and to everyone who read and supported the book. Their kindness means the world to me.
My team and I are celebrating this 5-year anniversary in grand style with Let Go Day. If you want to meet other likeminded entrepreneurs committed to big ideas that make a difference, I hope you'll consider joining us. Our Ustream broadcast begins at 12:00 p.m. Pacific. If you miss it and still want to discover my story, there's always the book on Amazon.
However you choose to move forward with your own small business, I hope you'll embrace the opportunities that come along with letting go. That's the first step of an exciting journey. Your journey need not be lonely. You don't (and shouldn't) do it all yourself. Learn from my failures and successes; hire talented freelancers when you need them. They can make all the difference. Good luck!
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How Long Will Your Product Maintain 30/30 Performance?
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It is unusual for the fenestration industry to fall within the scope of presidential action. It happened in February 2009 with President Obama's signing of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, also known as the stimulus package.
The law was designed to boost sales of energy efficient building envelope components, including windows and doors. The idea was to create jobs and reduce long-term energy consumption at the same time. Although exact figures are hard to come by, most in the industry think the stimulus has helped boost the replacement window market. You will not find many window companies that are not promoting products as being eligible for the tax credit of up to $1500.
It is not unusual, however, for a well-meaning law to present unseen issues that run just beneath the surface, especially when it was hurriedly passed. The area of concern here is the active ingredient for window product eligibility–the now famous "30/30" solar heat gain coefficient and U-value requirements. They were striking when announced because the numbers were more stringent than Energy Star, another government sponsored program which created the previously-existing benchmarks for energy-performance in our industry.
For some, the 30/30 requirements created a need for additional energy-saving components; for many this included the use of argon or krypton. Motivation was high. Without being able to "get a 30/30," it seems apparent that a significant opportunity would be lost. There are now a lot of windows that have a 30/30 rating. Go figure.
The lurking issue involves how manufacturers and re-sellers present their product qualification information to the market. Yes, I like the disclaimer that: "The company does not give tax advice and purchasers are encouraged to consult with a tax professional," but that's not what I am talking about. Manufacturers and re-sellers need to focus on the specifics of what they say concerning product eligibility.
Here's why. The Stimulus is actually an amendment to the pre-existing Section 25c of the Internal Revenue Code. Section 25c establishes the basic criteria for "Eligible Building Envelope Components" that are the trigger for the tax credit. This includes the requirement that the component can reasonably be expected to remain in use for at least five years. Does this mean that it is anticipated that your window will be in the opening in five years? That's easy. Or does it mean that each window will still be performing as an energy-saving eligible building component for five years?
For a window, that could mean it will still "get a 30/30" in five years. That may not be so easy, especially if a company really had to work hard to get the 30/30 in the first place. IRS Notice 2009-53 clarifies that a component will be treated as reasonably expected to remain in use for five years if the manufacturer offers a no charge replacement warranty "in the event of a defect in materials or workmanship." This clause may save the day, but don't count on it.
A question remains as to whether a manufacturer wants to treat a product's failure to maintain 30/30 for five years as due to a defect in materials or workmanship. The overarching issue is whether by marketing product eligibility for the stimulus credit an individual product warranty with respect to energy performance has to be created. This could engage existing state law liability concepts such as unfair trade practice allegations. Just because product representations are intended for compliance with the stimulus does not mean that they free from the scrutiny of other legal requirements involving the sale of windows and doors.
I do not think this has to be the result, but I am sure that a manufacturer or re-seller can "back into it" by saying too much. As these concepts, and the attendant decisions they present, enter our marketplace so does the prospect for widespread field testing of gas retention and resulting determination of post-sale u-values.
As at least one person in each manufacturing company is keenly aware, the stimulus also requires an individual attestation, under oath, that an examination has been made and the certification of products as eligible is true and correct. Clearly, this is another reason to examine the approach taken with respect to marketing of products as compliant with stimulus requirements. Do not go farther than is either accurate or required. Evaluate whether certification can be affirmed without upsetting your existing warranty approach.
My point is that serious decisions have to be made as to how to describe your product's eligibility for the stimulus tax credits. Choose your words well.


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Save the Walla Walla Wineries!
While driving to Walla Walla for the Wine Bloggers Conference, things along Highway 12 seemed a little different. We were puzzled when we didn't see the wineries we usually drive by along the way. Curiously, our GPS kept recalculating. It turns out that Highway 12 has been widened and repositioned. As a result, wineries including Reininger Winery, Three Rivers, Cougar Crest Winery, and Skylite Cellars no longer have the drive-by traffic they used to. On top of that, we did not see any signage posted for the wineries along the new highway.
At the Seattle Wine Awards last month, we enjoyed the award winning wines from Glencorrie being poured by one of the winery's co-owners, Ronn Coldiron. So, while in Walla Walla last Friday we decided to visit the Glencorrie tasting room. Fortunately, another winery gave us directions explaining that in addition to the highway changing, the names of the nearby streets are as well. This makes our GPS and maps rather useless for the time being. Regardless, we make our way down the road. Uncertain as to whether we've made the correct turn, we come across a barrier indicating the road is closed. Then, we notice a much smaller sign stating that local businesses are open. We drive on in a state of confusion, determined to reach the tasting room. As luck would have it, we find it! Sadly, we are the first visitors in four days. To put it politely, the new highway has affected them in a detrimental way.
With the tasting room to ourselves, we enjoy a leisurely visit with Tasting Room Manager, Melanie Leathers, and Ronn Coldiron's wife, Michelle. We taste a lineup of seven wines, all red. Most impressed with the Glencorrie 2007 Stillwater Creek Vineyard Merlot, and the 2006 Columbia Valley Cabernet Sauvignon we purchased bottles of each. Priced at $28.00 and $35.00 respectively, we feel these limited production wines are a great value for the quality. Both wines were award winners at the 2010 Seattle Wine Awards and received favorable QPR ratings in a recent WinePeeps post. The Washington wines are fruit forward and made to pair with food.
When I ask Michelle what her favorite dish is to pair with their wines, she hands me a recipe card. These people know the way to my heart! The recipe is for an Alsatian Onion Tart meant to be paired with the 2007 Glencorrie Stillwater Creek Merlot. I look forward to trying it. We'll post further reviews of the wine along with our own pairings at a later date.
Meanwhile, be sure to visit Glencorrie's tasting room as well as the others along old Highway 12. I know that some of us don't like to ask for directions, but in this case it is well worth it!
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This inconvenience will not be like this for long! the new off ramps take you right to the winery doorsteps! Once all the turn offs are completed & the new signage is posted, getting to the wineries will not be as difficult.
this was a much NEEDED change for Walla Walla as the old highway 12 was very treacherous to drive and getting worse each year.
As a resident, who also likes the wineries, I am so thankful for the change & it will be much safer to find & visit the wineries without the big trucks & fast cars bearing down as you are turning into the driveways.


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Five Crucial TV Theme Songs Missing From Josh Groban's Emmy Montage
Last night's Emmy telecast was punctuated by an interlude where the Oprah-approved crooner Josh Groban ran through a medley of classic television themes; during the four-minute performance, he managed to channel Les Claypool, Will Smith during his Fresh Prince phase, and the lead singer of the dancehall act Inner Circle. Also he used a lot (a lot!) of vibrato in weird places. (I guess moms like that sort of thing?) But even more importantly, there were some curious omissions from the medley, which I've taken the liberty to list below.
It was a minor show on the Emmy scale of things, but this song was actually the first one I thought of when I heard Groban would be giving TV themes the medley treatment. Doesn't your heart just feel warmed by hearing the first note of this song?
4. The Monkees
Sure, I'm biased, but you have to admit that it's better than the goddamn Friends theme by a long shot.
I guess now that the Chipmunks are into coprophagia, this song was ruled out for not being family-friendly enough. Rock and roll, man. Rock and roll.
Hey, if the producers thought that the Law & Order "chunk-chunk" was an appropriate representation of the theme song (NB: it isn't, and I'm sure Mike Post would agree), surely they could have had Groban mime a hula shake or two while the band wailed in the background.
At least this sounds like something Groban could sing. I mean, that Les Claypool impersonation should have been a fineable offense!
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Series lists those eligible for military service and records the discharge dates of those who served in the military. Series includes eligibility, enlistment, discharge registers, or muster rolls, and may include alphabetical indexes. Information includes name of individual serving or eligible for service; enlistment and discharge dates and codes; residences at birth and enlistment; occupations and ages at time of enlistment; branches of service; precinct numbers; service records including commendations; physical condition, education and types of jobs performed while in service; and rank at discharge. Access to military discharge records may be restricted for 75 years by 2009 Oregon Legislative Assembly SB 618.
Since 1967 military discharges have been recorded in the clerk's Recordings (Clerk and Recorder Official Filings). Most of the records located in the clerk's vault are available as digital images in a searchable database at the clerk's office.
Records at the Morrow County Courthouse, Clerk's Vault:
Military List, 1887-1891 (1 volume);
[Military List], 1895-1896 (.05 cu.ft.);
Military Record, vol. 2, ca.1892-1898 (1 volume);
[Militia List of Morrow County-filed with Military Record], n.d. (.05 cu.ft.);
Record of U.S. Service Discharges [with index-also indexes discharges in Recordings to 1984], vol. 1-2, 1945-1967 (2 volumes).


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I was driving back to work tonight after getting some food, and I was on the freeway as usual. I did what I ALWAYS do, which is punch it on the on-ramp and then taper off to about 70MPH. I gave the car some gas to pass a car, hit about 80MPH and my CEL came on, and the cruise control light started to flash. I noticed I was losing power, I downshifted to 4, then 3, to no avail. I pulled over and the idle was fluctuating between ~800 and ~1,500RPM. I turned the car off, then back on and it still fluctuated. Turned it off again, tried to turn it on, it wouldn't. Then I let it sit for a few seconds, turned it on and the idle was fine, it moved when I put it in gear. The CEL and cruise lights were still on. I carefully drove it to my work, opened the hood (which was a futile move) and didn't see anything.
My car is an '06 WRX with NO mods, bone stock. I drive it hard, but do not abuse it - no launching, no racing, no hard shifts, etc. When this happened, I wasn't doing anything I don't normally do. I have had the car for exactly 11 months, and it has right about 6,050 miles on it (I live close to work and avoid unnecessary driving).
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Offered, a vintage Lovell Mfg. Co. Pioneer washing machine wringer. The tob reads Lovell Mfg. Co. No. 22 - PioneerIn the 1920's, t were a large number of companies producing an even larger number of different washing machines. Only one firm, the Lovell Manufacturing Company, of Erie, Pennsylvania made most of the wringers for these machines. Sometimes the Lovell wringer is identified by the name Pioneer. Such is the case with this item. The main part of the wringer measures 14" x 10" with the handle sticking out another 14". Currently it is attached to a wooden base for display. It weights 20 pounds. Buyer pays shipping, insurance, and tracking fees.


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