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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Binghamton University's Greer Wright (Boynton, Beach, Fla./Boca Raton Prep) and University of Vermont's Brian Voelkel (Pleasantville, N.Y./Iona Prep) each had stellar performances in their season openers Saturday and have earned the first America East men's basketball weekly awards of the 2010-11 season as a result. Wright earned Player of the Week honors after leading the Bearcats to win at Colgate, while Voelkel helped the Catamounts put an end to one the nation's longest home court win streaks to garner Rookie of the Week accolades. The awards for the week ending Nov. 14 were announced Monday afternoon.
Wright scored in a game-high 27 points, including 20 in the second half, to lead Binghamton to a 64-62 win at Colgate in its season opener Saturday. He added five rebounds, four assists, two steals and a block while shooting 8-of-17 from the field and 9-of-11 from the foul line.
A first-team All-America East choice as a junior and a preseason all-league choice this season, Wright tallied the Bearcats' final nine points to lead them to their first win in a road opener since 2002. The weekly award is Wright's fourth of his career.
Voelkel nearly recorded just the seventh triple-double in Vermont history and finished with nine points, a 10 rebounds and nine assists in Vermont's season-opening win at Siena Saturday. Voelkel, whose rebound and assist totals were game-highs, also had a steal and converted 5-of-6 free throw attempts.
The victory snapped a 38-game home court win streak, which ranked second in the country, for the Saints, the three-time MAAC champions. The win also Vermont's first in a season opener since 2006.
Conference Notebook
The Honor Roll
Several other America East players had top performances last week:
• Albany's Luke Devlin (Sydney, Australia/Newington College) tallied 10 points and nine rebounds in his collegiate debut against American Friday.
• Boston University's John Holland (Bronx, N.Y./St. Benedict's Prep (N.J.)) scored 25 points, including 15 straight at one point in the second half in a hard-fought 66-64 loss to crosstown-rival Northeastern Friday.
• Hartford's Morgan Sabia (San Anselmo, Calif./Sir Francis Drake) put up a double-double of 23 points and 13 rebounds in a last second loss to Central Connecticut State at the Connecticut Six Classic Saturday.
• Maine's Troy Barnies (Auburn, Maine/Edward Little) averaged 16 points and nine rebounds in a pair of games last week. The senior tallied 16 points and seven rebounds in a win over Utah Valley Univ. Friday and followed with a double-double of 16 points and 11 boards against Maryland Sunday.
• UMBC's Laurence Jolicoeur (Queen's, N.Y./Holy Cross/Manhattan) recorded a double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds in his first game in a UMBC uniform, a loss to VMI Sunday.
• New Hampshire's Alvin Abreu (Burlington, Vt./Burlington) scored 20 points in a 79-47 win over Lesley Saturday.
• Stony Brook Bryan Dougher (Scotch Plains, N.J./Scotch Plains) averaged 21.5 points in a pair of contests last week and had a game-high 24 in a win over Mount Ida Sunday.
• Vermont's Evan Fjeld (Durham, N.C./Durham Academy) and Joey Accaoui (Lincoln, R.I./St. Andrew's) each racked up 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting in a win over Siena Saturday.
And We're Off
The 2010-11 season kicked off last week and America East teams went 5-6 in limited action. Binghamton, Maine and Vermont all posted impressive road victories in their season openers. The wins came over teams from the MAAC, Patriot League and Great West Conference.
Cats Stop Siena's Streak
Vermont upended three-time MAAC champion Siena, 80-76, on Saturday. With the win, the Catamounts put an end to the Saints' 38-game home court win streak, which was the second longest in the nation.
Seniors Evan Fjeld and Joey Accaoui each led the way with 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor. Freshman Sando Carissimo added 13 points on perfect 3-of-3 shooting from three-point land. Brian Voelkel, the America East Rookie of the Week, nearly recorded just the seventh triple-double in UVM history and finished with nine points, 10 rebounds and nine assists.
The win was Vermont's first in a season opener since 2006 and Siena's first loss at the Times Union Center since a loss to Loyola on Feb. 16, 2008
Binghamton Stops Road Skid
It had been eight seasons since Binghamton earned a win in its road opener. That stretch came to an end over the weekend as the Bearcats downed Colgate, 62-60, in Hamilton, N.Y. Saturday. Binghamton downed LIU, 75-66, on Nov. 29, 2002, the last time it had won a road opener before Saturday.
Greer Wright led the Bearcats, who committed just seven turnovers in the contests, with 27 points and earned America East Player of the Week honors for his efforts. Junior Kyrie Sutton added nine points, five blocks and four rebounds in just 26 minutes of action.
Maine Steals Win out West
Maine traveled out to Utah Valley University Friday and came away with a 71-66 overtime victory. Troy Barnies led four Black Bears in double figures with 16 points and seven rebounds. Raheem Singleton added 15 in his Maine debut, while Malachi Peay scored 13 off the bench. Gerald McLemore, a first-team All-America East choice last season, had 11 points.
Stony Brook Tipoff on ESPN
Stony Brook will become the first America East team to participate in ESPN's College Basketball Season Tipoff Marathon this season. The Seawolves will travel to Monmouth on Tuesday for a 6 a.m. contest that will air nationally on ESPN. The reigning America East regular-season champions split a pair of games over the weekend, downing Mount Ida and falling to Connecticut.
Reunion time
When Boston University takes on George Washington in the NIT Season Tipoff Tuesday at Villanova, it will be a familar site for Terrier head coach Pat Chambers. Chambers served on Villanova head coach Jay Wright's staff for five seasons from 2004-2009, including as an associate head coach during Villanova's Final Four run in 2008-09.
Coaches' conference
Speaking of Wright, he is part of a fraternity of former America East coaches who have excelled at other institutions. Wright, Mike Brey (Notre Dame), Jim Calhoun (UConn), Mike Jarvis (Florida Atlantic), Rick Pitino (Louisville) and Jay Wright (Villanova) have combined to win 2,377 games, make nine Final Four appearances and win three national championships.
Terriers the Top Choice
In search of its first league title since 2002, Boston University is the coaches' choice to win its sixth America East men's basketball championship in 2010-11.
The Terriers garnered six of eight possible first-place votes (coaches were not allowed to vote for their team) and 62 points, followed by reigning regular-season champion Stony Brook University, which received two first-place votes and 57 points. University of Maine picked up the last first-place tally and followed in third place with 51 points. University of New Hampshire was next in fourth place with 41 points, just ahead of defending champion University of Vermont, which collected 35 points. University of Hartford (24 points), Binghamton University (23) and University at Albany (22) were closely bunched together at sixth, seventh and eighth, respectively. UMBC finished with nine points and rounded out the nine-team poll.
All-Leaguer Highlight Preseason Team
The three returning first-team all-conference selections from last season highlight the 2010-11 America East Preseason All-Conference Team as determined in a vote by the league's head coaches, who were not allowed to vote for their own players.
Binghamton University's Greer Wright (Lake Worth, Fla./Boca Raton Prep/CC San Francisco), Boston University's John Holland (Bronx, N.Y./St. Benedict's Prep (N.J.)) and University of Maine's Gerald McLemore (San Diego, Calif./Scripps Ranch), all first-team All-America East choices a year ago, were chosen to duplicate that feat in 2010-11 with Wright and Holland being unanimous selections. The Terriers' Jake O'Brien (Weymouth, Mass./Boston College High) and University of Vermont's Evan Fjeld (Durham, N.C./Durham Academy) rounded out the team.
Back to Hartford
The 2011 America East Men's & Women's Basketball Championship presented by Newman's Own will return to University of Hartford on March 3-6, 2011 after a successful tournament in 2010. Chase Family Arena played host to the league's first-ever combined championship last season.
What to Watch for in 2010-11
• Ten of 15 All-America East selections return this season, including a trio of first-team selections in Binghamton's Greer Wright, Boston University's John Holland and Maine's Gerald McLemore.
• Boston University is the preseason favorite to win its first conference title since 2002. The Terriers return a pair of all-conference standouts in senior John Holland and junior Jake O'Brien.
• Stony Brook and Maine also received first-place votes in coaches polls and are expected to vie for their first league crowns after having record-setting success last year.
• Madison Square Garden will be the site for an America East conference contest on February 10 for the first time when Boston University and Albany faceoff at the "World's Most Famous Arena".
• Stony Brook and Maine will play on ESPNU on February 12. The Seawolves will host the game at Stony Brook Arena, where they drew over 4,000 fans for a first-round NIT matchup with Illinois last season.
• Five teams-Boston University, Maine, New Hampshire, Stony Brook and Vermont- will participate in ESPN BracketBusters on Feb. 18-20.
• The conference will once again host the America East combined men's and women's championship on the University of Hartford campus from March 3-6, 2011. The conference champion will be crowned the following weekend on the campus of the highest seed remaining.
A Look Back at 2009-10
• America East East sent three teams to the postseason for just the second time in league history.
• Stony Brook hosted Illinois in the first round of the NIT. The Seawolves became just the second America East squad to play a postseason game on its home court and first since Niagara hosted an NIT contest in 1987. SBU was edged by the Illini, 76-66, in front of a sellout crowd of 4,423 fans at Stony Brook Arena.
• Boston University advanced to the semifinals of the College Basketball Invitational by blowing out Oregon State, 96-78, in the first round and downing Morehead State, 91-89, in overtime of the quarterfinals at Case Gym.
• Vermont defeated Boston University, 83-70, in the 2010 America East Men's Championship Game in front of a sellout crowd and a national television audience on ESPN2. The title was Vermont's fourth since 2003.
•The Catamounts drew Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament, but could not replicate their 2005 upset, falling 79-56 in Buffalo.
• America East posted four wins against BCS-conference schools in 2009-10 and has seven victories against Big Six schools since 2008.
• Vermont ranked sixth out of 65 NCAA Tournament teams with a 92 percent graduation rate.
• The America East Basketball Championship's title sponsor, Newman's Own Foundation, contributed more than $100,000 to charities in America East communities during the championship through the Campus Community Service Challenge.
Team-By-Team Notebook
Albany (0-1) began its 97th season of competition and 12th as a Division I program against three-time defending Ivy League champion Cornell ... The Big Red, who reached last year's NCAA regional semifinals, came back from a 12-point, first-half deficit to record a 65-61 win ... Max Groebe's 3-pointer broke a 52-52 deadlock ... the Great Danes lost their season opener for the fourth year in a row ... UAlbany was rolling along until Mike Black (Chicago, Ill./Oak Park Fenwick) injured his ankle in the first half ... Black had 10 points before being sidelined for the rest of the contest ... Tim Ambrose (Brentwood, N.Y. / Our Savior New American) scored 20 points off the bench on 8-of-12 shooting ... Ambrose tallied 20-plus for the 16th time as a collegian ... the 6-foot senior moved to No. 24 on the all-time scoring list with 1,071 points ... Freshman Luke Devlin (Sydney, Australia/Newington College) had nearly a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds in his college debut … Logan Aronhalt (Zanesville, Ohio/Zanesville) has scored in twin figures in four straight games, dating back to last season, after netting 13 in the opener … the Great Danes are now 7-5 in home openers at the Division I level … Gary Holway (1955-59), one of the program's all-time scorers, was honored with the Legends Award last Friday … UAlbany begins Legends Classic play at Georgia Tech on Nov. 17 … The Great Danes meet Patriot League preseason favorite American on Nov. 15 … Albany's roster has a combined 12 years of Division I experience.
Binghamton (1-0) won its third straight season opener with a 62-60 triumph over host Colgate Saturday night ... The Bearcats, in their 10th season of Division I, are 5-5 in season openers ... Binghamton was outrebounded by 16 but only committed seven turnovers and rode the hot hand of senior forward Greer Wright (Boynton Beach, Fla./Boca Raton Prep), who pumped in a game-high 27 points. Wright tallied 20 in the second half and scored the final nine points for the Bearcats, who withstood two Colgate shots in the final five seconds, including a potential game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer ... Binghamton's starters averaged 34.8 minutes of playing time as head coach Mark Macon used just seven players ... Junior center Kyrie Sutton (Brooklyn, N.Y./Boys & Girls) chipped in nine points, a career-high five blocks and four rebounds in 26 minutes... Freshman center Alex Ogundadegbe (Mitchellville, Md./DeMatha) added nine points on 4-of-5 shooting in 13 minutes off the bench ... Binghamton won for just the second time in eight meetings against the Raiders ... The Bearcats travel to Lewisburg, Pa. to face Bucknell on Wednesday before welcoming St. Bonaventure to the Events Center for the home opener on Sunday.
Boston University (0-1) dropped its season opener for the third straight season with a 66-64 loss at Northeastern ... The Huskies, a former member of America East, snapped a two-game losing streak to the Terriers, who still maintain a 71-67 edge in the all-time series that dates back to 1920 ... The season opener marked the first between the crosstown rivals in over 60 years ... NU led 41-29 at the half and pushed the lead to 13 with 9:45 remaining, but preseason all-conference honoree John Holland (Bronx, N.Y./St. Benedict's (N.J.)) staged a furious rally by scoring 17 of the Terriers' final 21 points, including 15 straight, to cut the deficit to one twice (3:45, 3:08) and later two (:44) following a three-pointer ... The Huskies missed a shot attempt but grabbed the rebound before getting immediately fouled ... They made the free throws to seal the win ... Holland finished with 25 points, while freshman D.J. Irving (Chester, Pa./Archbishop Carroll) had 14 points, five rebounds and five assists in his debut ... The Terriers will next compete in the NIT Season Tip-Off against George Washington on Tuesday at Villanova before facing either the Wildcats or Marist on Wednesday ... They are making their first appearance in the event since falling at Duke in 2005 and fourth overall ... They are 1-17 all-time against GW ... Boston U. will then open the home schedule on Friday at Case Gym against Marist at 7 p.m.
Hartford (0-1) opened its season at the second annual Connecticut 6 Classic against Central Connecticut State ... The Hawks led for much of the game, but fell in the final seconds, 64-62 ...Senior Morgan Sabia (San Anselmo, Calif./Sir Francis Drake) went for his third-career double-double with 23 points and 13 rebounds, both career highs ... Sabia had five of Hartford's 17 offensive rebounds, compared to just six for the Blue Devils ... Hartford went on a 14-0 run in the first half to give themselves a lead which they maintained until just under six minutes remained in the contest ... senior Joe Zeglinski (Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan) scored 13 points, 11 of which came in the second half, to move within 10 points of Aaron Cook for third place on the Hartford Division I career list ... senior Milton Burton (Birmingham, Ala./Fairfield Prep/Panola College) added 10 points and five rebounds ... The loss left Hartford 0-2 at the two-year old Connecticut 6 Classic event, following a loss to Quinnipiac in last year's season opener ... Hartford will face that Quinnipiac team in its next game, Tuesday evening at Quinnipiac at 7 p.m.
Maine (1-1) notched its third-straight win in an opener with a victory over Utah Valley by the score of 71-66 in overtime before falling to national power Maryland ... Against Utah Valley, Black Bear newcomer Raheem Singleton (Boston, Mass./Monroe Community College) notched the game-tying jumper with under a second left and would score the Black Bears' first four points in overtime to lead Maine to the win ... He would finish with 15 points, three rebounds and three assists in his Black Bear debut ... Troy Barnies (Auburn, Maine/Edward Little) would add 16 points on 7-of-8 shooting and seven rebounds...Malachi Peay (Brooklyn, N.Y.) added 13 points off the bench ... In College Park on Sunday, the Black Bears fell 89-59...Murphy Burnatowski (Waterloo, Ontario/National Elite Development Academy) led the Black Bears with 17 points and four rebounds while Barnies notched the Black Bears' first double-double of the season with 16 points and 11 rebounds ... It was Barnies' first double-double since notching 11 points and 13 rebounds against Kennesaw St. on Dec. 13 last season ... Maine takes on Maine-Machias on Friday at 7 p.m. in the Alfond Arena before going to Notre Dame for a game next Monday at 7:30 p.m.
UMBC (0-1) fell to high-powered VMI (2-0) 94-77 in its season opener on Nov. 14 ... VMI hit eight of 14 shots behind the arc in the second half to push past UMBC ... Five Retrievers scored in double figures, three of whom were making their UMBC debuts and the other, forward Justin Fry (New Bloomfield, Pa./West Perry) , who missed the 2009-10 season after knee surgery ... Fry posted his fourth career double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds, hitting six of nine shots from the floor ... Newcomer Laurence Jolicoeur (Queens, N.Y./Holy Cross/Manhattan) recorded his first career double-double with a team-high 16 points and 10 rebounds, while new addition Travis King (New Haven, Conn./New Hyde Leadership/Geo. Washington) posted 12 points in his Retriever debut ...All three are competing as graduate students for UMBC ... Freshman Chase Plummer (Elizabeth, N.J./St. Patrick) scored 13 points, while sophomore Adrian Satchell (Windsor, Conn./Windsor) added 10 ... The Keydets have led the nation in scoring in each of the past four seasons, an NCAA Division I record ... There were seven ties and eight lead changes in the first half and neither team led by more than four points as VMI went into halftime ahead, 38-35 ... VMI hit 63.3 percent from the field (19-of-30) in the second half and hit 14 of 32 attempts from behind the arc in the contest... UMBC junior guard Chris De La Rosa (Washington Heights, N.Y./All Hallows/Siena) led all players with nine assists... Sophomore guard Nick Groce (Upper Marlboro, Md./St. Mary's) is out indefintely after suffering a broken foot in late
New Hampshire (1-0) won its season opener for the third straight year and its home opener for the fourth straight season by beating Lesley University, 79-47, Nov. 13 ... after going 9-4 at home last season, the Wildcats have now won 13 of their last 17 games at Lundholm Gymnasium dating back to the 2008-09 season ... 2010 Second Teamer Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass./Boys to Men Academy) helped the 'Cats win with 20 points on 5 of 11 shooting, including 2 of 5 from deep ... the senior co-captain was a perfect 8-for-8 from the line to go along with three rebounds, two steals and an assist ... an All-Rookie Team member last season, Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa./Prep Charter) kicked off 2010-11 with 18 points on 8 of 14 shooting to go along with seven rebounds ... classmate Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va./Berryville) netted 14 points on 6 of 14 shooting and added five assists and two steals ... senior Tyrone Conley (Burlington, Vt./Burlington) tallied five points, three rebounds, three assists and a career-high four steals ... junior Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y./Greece-Athena) chipped in with five points and a game-high eight boards ... DeAndray Buckley (Romulus, Mich./Romulus) played well in his first collegiate game ... Buckley scored three points and filled the rest of the stat line with seven rebounds, including three on the offensive end, two assists, two blocks and a steal in 15 minutes.
Stony Brook (1-1) split a pair of games last week to open the season 1-1 ... The Seawolves hung tough in the first half with BIG EAST member Connecticut, but the Huskies ultimately prevailed ... Then Stony Brook got off to a sluggish start against Division III Mount Ida, but came out in the second half on a 19-5 run and ultimately won by 37 ... Bryan Dougher (Scotch Plains, N.J.) averaged 21.5 points last week, including scoring 21 of his game-high 24 points against Mount Ida in the second half...he was 6-for-6 from three-point range in that second half...Stony Brook is the youngest team in the league with just one senior and the Seawolves played six newcomers over the weekend ... Junior transfer Al Rapier (Chicago, Ill.) recorded a double-double (11 points, 11 rebounds) against Mount Ida...freshman guard Anthony Jackson (Columbus, Ohio) put up eight points at UConn and 10 vs. Mount Ida...freshman forward Anthony Mayo (Philadelphia, Pa.) had five blocks over the two games ... Stony Brook has now won 10 straight games at Pritchard Gymnasium and is 21-8 all-time there ... The Seawolves play at Monmouth in the ESPN College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon at 6 a.m. Tuesday, live on ESPN.
Vermont (1-0) won its season opener on Saturday, topping Siena on the road 80-76 … The win snapped Siena's 38-game home court winning streak, which was the second longest in the nation prior to the contest … Seniors Evan Fjeld (Durham, N.C./Durham Academy) and Joey Accaoui (Lincoln, R.I./St. Andrews) led the way with 19 points apiece, as both shot 7-for-11 from the floor … Freshman Brian Voelkel (Pleasantville, N.Y./Iona Prep) just missed out on only the seventh triple-double in Vermont history with nine points, 10 rebounds and nine assists as he earned the start in his first collegiate game … Four Cats reached double figures in the game as freshmen Sandro Carissimo (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y./Iona Prep) scored 13 on three-for-three shooting from beyond the arc and classmate Luke Apfeld (Wolfeboro, N.H./Brewster Academy) added 10, both off the bench … The Cats held a 44-30 edge on the glass and led by as many as 15 in the second half … Six Catamounts made their UVM debut and 12 of the 13 that were dressed, played in the game … Vermont has now won 16 of its last 23 season openers, but it was the first since 2006-07 when it defeated New Orleans … The Cats return to action on Wednesday when they travel to face Connecticut starting at 7 p.m. in a game that will be played at the XL Center in downtown Hartford, Conn.the game in place of Gilliam, scored 17 points vs. the Seawolves, his most against a conference opponent this season… Gilliam returned and led UMBC with 21 points at Binghamton … He also recorded seven steals in the game, tying a UMBC Division I record… The last player to


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Absolutely!does that mean I need to buy one?
This is a discussion on Had a dream about a 1911 last night....does that mean I need to buy one? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Had a dream about a Kimber. Told the wife about it but she didn't really say anything. Problem is we just got back from a ...
Had a dream about a Kimber. Told the wife about it but she didn't really say anything. Problem is we just got back from a cruise where I dumped $2,000 on toys. Maybe get rid of my 76 Marlin 336 in a trade for one. I've never shot one or SEEN one in person!
How should I approach this, any advise would be great!!
Absolutely!does that mean I need to buy one?
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if dreaming about guns means that you need them...then I would own a whole lot more than I do!!! :)
Only you can make your dreams come true.
Just dont dream about a HI-Point
"A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on."
- Sir Winston Churchill
Actually, it means you need to buy two. (One for me, please?)
Don't frisk me, I am the weapon.
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Let your subconcious be your guide
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What if the Hokey Pokey IS what it's all about?
At times I dream about the 1911 I had to sell some years ago to take care of financial obligations. I miss that handgun something bad sometimes!
"Gun control is being able to hit your target."
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Who ever said dreams don't come true! You just go ahead and buy that Kimber!!
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It's called 1911itis, It a terminal affliction. and you got it bad.
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Anyone in Tampa area wanna swap a 1976 Marlin 336 30-30 and some cash for a 1911
Dreaming of a nice (new) 1911 is pretty common around here, even if you've already got a few. With all due respect to Marlin 336 shooters, I've never had a single lever-action dream.
There are only TWO kinds of people in this world; those who describe the world as filled with two kinds of people...and those who don't.
Sometimes dreams are an indicator of things to come. Maybe sometime, somewhere in the future you will need a .45. Play it safe and buy one.....now!
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In the NAIA Game of the Week No. 16 Georgetown College women's basketball team needed the road win over No. 10 Shawnee State. It would give the Tigers (17-8, 9-4 Mid-South Conference) a tie for second with the Bears (21-4, 11-2) and a season sweep of SSU.
GC had every answer when Shawnee was in Georgetown and Saturday the Bears had the same in Portsmouth. After five ties and four lead changes in the first 20 minutes, SSU never trailed in the second half for a 68-59 win and a cushion in the conference race.
"We couldn't get into a flow and when you are on the road that is going to happen," said Georgetown coach Andrea McCloskey. "I don't think this is a step back, though, of our play on the road. I can look back at this game and be pleased."
The Tigers are 4-5 this season in true road games and 3-5 against teams ranked in the Top 25 Coaches Poll. The loss snaps a four-game winning streak and five of the past six games.
Andrea Howard led the Tigers with 23 points and Gina Beining seemed on pace for another big day when foul trouble dampened her rhythm.
"I thought Gina played a heck of a game," McCloskey said. "She almost had a double-double going against several very physical post players in Alex Pohl and Schera Sampson. She and Lizza (Jonas) got into foul trouble and that really hurts us. We are thin on the bench in the post position."
Beining finished with 10 points and eight rebounds.
Despite uncharacteristic turnovers in the first half, GC was in a 22-22 tie with less than five minutes to the break. Then SSU came to life for a 14-2 run and eventually led 36-27 at the half.
"We had 14 turnovers in the first half that didn't help our flow today," McCloskey said. "We were making passes to teammates not there or really over passing the ball. Those things can come back to haunt you."
The Tigers clawed within two twice in the first 10 minutes of the second half, 40-38 and 46-44, but a 16-8 run gave the Bears a double-digit lead heading into the final three minutes.
"We knew coming in here it would be a tough game and it was," McCloskey said. "A couple of bounces go our way and this is a game that has a last second shot or overtime to get a win. Now we have a tough week ahead of us on which we focus."
Georgetown will welcome No. 5 University of the Cumberlands to town Thursday for a 6 pm tip and then Lindsey Wilson College Saturday on Senior Day. Tip for that battle is set for 2 pm.


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Has anyone tried to cut in a window in an insulated garage door? I bought a solid door, and now I want at least one window to peak out of. Anyone done it? Where did you get the window?
Get one of those porthole windows from a ship that have the cover on them, than you can see when you want to see. Gives you time to put away the "secret" sruff. :thumbup: Dan
Dinger might be onto something in terms of "privacy". How about just a simple peep hole like the ones used on entry doors. You can see out, they can't see it.
Leave it to Dan to come up with something perverted!!! I wouldn't respect him if he didn't !! :thumbup:
Dewey, you should see this guy in a ,uh, um, establishment of the "clothing optional" variety! :pimp: ROFLMAO!!!
I'm thinking like a 6" porthole (like Dan mentioned) for 2 reasons.
1.) To see if someone is coming in the driveway at a glance
2.) So my buddies know I'm in the back shop, so they can stop in.
The shop doors are solid, so no one can see if the lights are on.
And my shop is like a meeting hall for all the delinquent rodders, sledders, 4 wheelers, racers, etc. so I get a TON of visitors. Cable TV, Beer, comfortable chairs, super smart host (and modest too), new projects all the time... why wouldn't ya stop?
I just saw that you started a journal ! That 36 looks MINT ! COOL!
Those houses are so close, I bet the neighbors KNOW when you had Taco Bell for lunch !
OK perverts aside:drunk:
Call the door maker and see if you can buy a new panel with glass. It should be cheaper than a new door and I would be worried about trying to put anything not made for a door in ther and having it come crashing down on your car.
Install a big sign outside that says "Come in, let's drink some beer" that has a switchside which reads "Leave me alone, go home". Then all you need is a switch in the inside of the garage, flick it and electronically it'll switch the sign to the other side.
Hey Beenaway you have HomeDepot or Lowes in or near Syacuse, I'f I'm not mistaken, they have replacememt windows for doors, just make sure you know how thick the door is and I think you should be able to get one.
Where did you get your 65 Malibu, looks just like my buddies old one?
Are you from Albany? The car was in Clay for a while, too. Could be the same car. A guy came up to me this summer and told me all about it. Right down to the touchy brakes. New power disks are slated. I have them in the shop, just need time to install. I wish they would have color sanded or wet sanded before doing the graphics. Surface looks like Oprah's butt with all the orange peel.
Its got a new 350/330hp crate and th-350 in it now. Its much happier. :D
I'm not from Albany but real close. If thats not my buddies old car ,you have a twin. Who did the graphics, does it say? anyway it doen't matter it looks like it in good hands.
Its gotta be! I talked to the guy that did the graphics, and have his card. I can't remember for the life of me, who it is. Nice work, though! Again, just wished it would have been wetsanded first. :(
When I finish the 39, its going to get a new paint job. There are a few more pics in my Gallery and Project Journal.
Thats the car if Gary Marr did the work. I almost bought it when it first went up for several years ago. The car was originally an automatic, was real soild and clean, Ma didn't like it because it was white. Its nice to see it again. nice garage!
I' ll be talking to ya again, I help with our DARE program and for the last 10 years we've put on a car show, usually draw 150- 200 cars, always looking for new people.
In a previous shop, we just cut some glass and installed with the kind of rubber they use for pickup rear windows and the like.
name sounds familiar! Had an old power glide w/ floor shift/console. Still has floorshift/console. Motor was a 2bolt 350 out of a 73 California smog Camaro or Nova. Nothing special with the heads, and Harland Sharp roller rocker arms. Pooch motor.
I have on of those for the house. Not really thrilled with it. :(
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just wanted to add a short note, after taking DS (2.4) in to London on a Greater Anglia train yesterday (used to be NX East Anglia!). Brilliant service, can't fault it really. Ticket seller was great, chatting to DS, and gave him a blank ticket to play with, which DS thought was the best toy ever. Lifts to either platform were working (but slow!). Space for pushchairs (Maclaren Triumph) to go down the aisle, and then storage for it at the end of the carriage. Much nicer trains than NXEA had! Very clean too! Staff were all helpful at both ends of the journey, and DS had a whale of a time. Very positive experience.
We came back at the tail end of rush hour though, and it was certainly busier, and I wouldn't want to fight the crowds on my own with a Buggy (we met DH to come home!). It was on the old style of train too, so less space. However, DS seemed to enjoy it, and we managed to fold down the pushchair and hide it under the seat, and then get it back out just as we arrived to our home station.
The gap between the train and the platforms on many south west London trains is so treacherous that I wont travel on my own with my two dcs as they are both under 3 and I need the double buggy.
I don't know how other people do it, but I'm certainly not risking it. In addition, how the hell would I get up the stairs? I don't want to have to rely on the good nature of other people to assist.
I've travelled with my son many times to visit family from when he was a baby to when he was a toddler. It's extremely hit and miss i find. It's impossible to phone and book a space for a buggy in advance ( even though it's possible to do this with a bicycle/ wheelchair) so it's Russian roulette as to the kind of train you get and the kind of staff you encounter.
Generally when I'm travelling with DS it have a phil and teds double with the back seat carrying luggage (suitcase and travel cot), so i prefer not to have to fold my buggy, as that's a lot of hard work whilst carrying a child.
So I play Russian roulette as to whether the wheelchair space is available on GNER, sit in the vestibules on virgin and hope for a sympathetic conductor who doesn't insist on me dismantling. And on central trains try and charm my way into the luggage carriages and sit on the floor next to the buggy. Obviously I make sure it's not impossible to fold the buggy up, but I try hard not to as it's so difficult to do so.
It would make such a difference if all trains had a few fold up seats and tables that were available to book in advance for buggy use. It's hard enough travelling with a baby, just being allowed to book a space and helping you need it would be so brilliant.
Argh don't get me started! I have to travel from the south east to yorkshire to visit my Mum and it is impossible to plan a journey where I can change trains with the buggy. I am told the routes which are perfectly feasable aren't permissibble. Their routes would make me run through London with the pram since Victoria underground does not have disabled access and Canterbury and Faversham train stations don't have lifts so I can't change platforms. I called indis who told me my pram had to be less than 50cm! Also I had to fold it up on the train ( with baby in it?). I feel disabled on the train without the DDA to help. I'd like to think this survey will help but every time I have contacted train companies I get a brush off.
I don't much like travelling with a buggy by train, but it is certainly preferable to the buses where I used to live (London Borough of Bromley)
Me and a friend thought of taking a buggy with my daughters larger baby doll in it dressed up to make a girls w/e cheaper. We didn't risk it in the end and petrol between two was cheaper than full price adult tickets....
I have a famiy and friends railcard and sometimes I find it's cheaper to pay for my 2yr old and use the card than to pay for one adult ticket! My biggest gripe is that on our small line there isn't enough room for more than 2 buggys or one wheelchair and you often find tourist putting their suitcases in the area for wheelchairs and prams and sitting there. But then during the summer when a lot of tourists use the train, the train is often packed and I've heard of trains refusing to take any more prams aboard because there isn't any room for them and then you have to wait 2hrs for the next train and run the risk of having the same thing happen again. Also as I breastfeed I never find there's enough room on the train to nurse my baby comfortably. The toilet either has rubbish and unsafe changing areas and I've even been on trains before where there has been no where to change the baby at all!!!
Thesoupkitchen, I had the same treatment as you at Reading Station. I was so angry, I wrote to First Great Western's chief executive to complain. The response sums up the entire attitude of the railway industry. Apparently platform staff have important jobs to do and are not employed to assist customers.
I was travelling with a 3 month old sleeping in his pram. The chief executive suggested that I would not have struggled to board the train and wouldn't have needed to ask for help if I'd collapsed my pram - because my fellow travellers would have really appreciated me waking a sleeping baby against his will ...
I go to manchester fairly regularly for shopping / meeting up with friends and my DD is at the age where she sleeps in her pram all the way round, best age.
However, i've never found help from a guard / train employee, but have had loads of help from members of the public.
I usually travel off peak when its nice and quiet, and my train station - home end, is small, has no facilities, which isn't an issue, however the toilets at the manchester end have been closed and replaced with port-a-loo's. Which is disgusting and inconvenient.
imnotperfect That's terrible about virgin train's, i was thinking about going on the train to Derby to visit uni friends with my daughter, as they always ask. The train is a virgin train usually, but defiantly not now. Thats awful.
I've filled it in, but have to agree it seems a bizarre survey because generally as far as train operators are contributing its shit. Random members of public, brilliant! Carrying pushchairs, offering seats, taking DD on their knee on packed commuter trsin and reading Dear Zoo for a sodding hour. we generally travel off peak which is ok- but can we do something about filthy floors; DC will want to crawl under table
I travelled between Swindon and Plymouth with first great western. The staff at Chippenham were useless, my DD was asleep in the buggy and as there was a bridge to the exit and i was alone with suitcases I asked a bloke in hi vis stamped FGW how I should get across. His response was something along the lines of 'up the stairs and over but you will need to do a few trips by the look of it.' and then he walked over laughing. I obviously rang customer care and complained immediately but I never heard anything back... Not to mention the fairs are extortionate! It's twice the cost of fuel for a car journey instead between Swindon And Bath!! They should wear masks and striped jumpers as my old dad would say.
The gap to get on the train at Richmond is huge, impossible to get my double buggy on. I asked the guard on the platform to help me on the train (was recovering from CSection) and he refused, said I needed to call 24 hours in advance to book assistance!
The next time I did call 24 hours ahead and was told on the phone that in fact they cannot help me onto the train and I should take my 10 week old twins out of the pram, fold it up and get on the train that way - er thanks Southwest trains, really helpful.
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Done. Travel by train to see family. Long distance with 18m old. Generally ok on trains round here, just wish there was some way to get a Pushchair on with sleeping baby in without having to get her out and fold it. Sitting in vestibule next to loo is not great!
I've had fantastiuc experiences and awful experiences on the same trains from the same stations! Luckily, the journey I do is about 5 minutes long so it cant ever get that bad. Other than the time the guard watched me be bashed about trying to get off then bollocking me the other end for not managing to fight my way through the crowd at the door! An hour later I made it back to my station £10 poorer!
Travelling by train is a nightmare with or without pushchair, the amount of times I've stood for over an hour long journey with a baby in a carrier while people stare at me is unreal.
People have pushed DH away from the bar that he was holding on to because they needed their bag to sit there when he had DS in the carrier, not the other three areas they could put it and still no one got up even after being asked. This wasn't even at rush hour, 2pm midweek.
notcitrus - we just book on trainline.com - just book the under 5 at a child rate - down to cornwall and wales etc it rarely goes over 12quid with the family railcard and so its worth it. We have got an over 5 as well obviously though.
I agree re the gaps between train and platform being enormous (am talking about Manchester to Salford/Bolton). I need two hands to lift the buggy on board, as the gap is too big to bump it up. It's so big that my four year old also needs hands-on assistance to navigate it, so i have to get one on, get off, get the other on, and hope that the driver doesn't close the doors in the middle of all this. Folding the buggy would entail a third trip off/on, so i dread the day I have to do this.
Again, when lifts are out of order ie all the time, i can carry the buggy two-handed with dd2 in it. problem is then that dd1 can get a bit lost in the crowd if it's busy.
Done I've always received help boarding etc but it's not always the train staff that help usually lovely members of the public
I guilt into helping us by looking harassed
whatispi - how do you book your seats? Never been able to do it online and been told can't book a child ticket without paying a whole child fare, which adds a lot to my and MrNC's fares with a 1/3 off railcard, given it's only an issue for long-distance travel.
When I was using the carrycot bit of my pushchair, it barely took up any less space collapsed than unfolded. A ridiculous rule. This thread shows that mums are happy (well, not happy, but not too bothered) to sit in the end bit on a fold-down seat, so why not make that space available? It's not asking for much, is it?
I ended up complaining to Vigin trains when I last travelled with a buggy. I had my 10 month old son and 5 yr old with me, I was also 12 weeks pregnant when due to a fault with the platform information, we all piled on to the wrong train. I realised and went to speak to the guard, who let me get off at the next stop and I waited for the right train.
This train which was half an hour late was absolutely heaving. I managed to heave my buggy and 5yr old onto the train inbetween piles of siutcases and was promptly stuck and unable to sit down anywhere.
The train manager then came along and rudely insisted I took my sleeping youngest out of his pram, collapse it and stand for the next hour, holding my son, pregnant and trying to entertain a 5yr old.
When I complained at having to do this, he threatened to throw me and my sons off at the next stop, I was in tears, tired, upsetting both my children, but nevertheless had to do as he insisted in order to get home. It was hell.
My husband complained via e-mail to the company when I eventually got home and was told that it was company policy that prams had to be collapsed. No-one has ever told me that before, and it makes no sense either. never again will I travel with Virgin Trains.
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i feel like i would like to try and seek help, but i dont know where to start, or what to say. im VERY worried if i say anything at all they could take my baby away (toddler really...)
so if i go to the DR and say i want to see someone for feeling depressed, can she involve CPS? What should i say to get help and not CPS? I would NEVER do anything to my child, its not like that, its more about me, my life, my path...my family
i feel up and then way down. i cant make decisions. i worry no end. i cant keep friends because i cancel seeing them when they want to see me (i dont even know why most of the time). ive never been able to hold down a job (although im now a SAHM). i get very stressed about everything, overwhelms me. i couldnt finish college due to being lonely, stressed, unhappy. I just feel not normal.
can i say that to the DR ? should i lie and say i dont have kids? help.
Don't lie. Don't lie about anything. That could make big problems.
Mom to two beautiful boys, now in school to be a therapist and help other women with PPD.
You need help.
You should tell your doctor you need help.
That you recognize you need help, that you tell your doctor you need help, will be avenue for you to begin healing. Unless you are an immediate or imminent threat to your children, they will not be taken away from you.
Depression is, sadly, very common, but not a reason in of itself for children to be taken away. Ever.
Not doing anything is likely more of a cause for CPS involvement than describing symptoms to a doctor. If your symptoms are severe (hallucinations, voices, desire to harm yourself or child(ren)) then you need to get help immediately. None of those, by the way, are grounds for having your kids taken, either. The most important thing is that you take care of yourself so that you CAN take care of your kids.
I wish you the best. And don't beat yourself up for worrying about CPS. That is definitely a valid fear, and no one can gaurantee what a doctor will do, b/c it's up to her/him! Any complaint to CPS MUST be investigated, and it's not as though children are never wrongly taken. I am not trying to exaggerate your fears, but I think you should not dismiss your instinct when it comes to protecting your child.
You need help.
That you recognize you need help, that you tell your doctor you need help, will be avenue for you to begin healing. Unless you are an immediate or imminent threat to your children, they will not be taken away from you.
Depression is, sadly, very common, but not a reason in of itself for children to be taken away. Ever.
And even if depression is NOT a reason for children to be taken away, it doesn't mean it has never happened.
If you normally require a referral from your HCP (say for insurance) you might want to look into the requirements specifically for mental health. Many providers have self referral or a sort of "crisis coverage" in which they allow you to seek help for x amt of appointments before needing a referral.
Are there hcp that have called CPS on those seeking help. Im betting yes, but I think some of it has to be how you approach the situation. For instance if you say your looking for someone to help you deal with stress than yeah your probably not sending out red flags sort of speak. However if you say im desperate and lost and there may be a question of if your capable of caring for your child or doing harm to yourself than yeah you might get CPS on your doorstep. Thats just my opionion as a nurse and foster parent.
And even if depression is NOT a reason for children to be taken away, it doesn't mean it has never happened.
My suggestion, especially after everything I have been through is, to talk to a Dr who you can trust. Who will listen to your concerns, and not jump to stupid conclusions. My understanding my state (nj) is one of the worst for calling cps on people. Too many babies dying and lawsuits for dyfs not doing their jobs, has made, Drs, teachers, everyone paranoid and they call dyfs over everything and anything.
Good luck
To my knowledge CPS has been called twice, and those two times have been mandatory reporting situations, if you are taken to the ER and refuse admission but the social worker thinks you need forced admission, they have to call MHPs and regardless of what they say, the fact they need to be involved is a mandatory reporting situation.
First time CPS didn't even investigate, 2nd time, we had a temporary safety plan where I couldn't be left alone with the children (I was so unwell, that was actually a good thing), which was lifted when they spoke to my doctor and counsellor. I got a letter afterwards that says what they do with records, I think they keep a record, but it can't be accessed by anyone doing a check on you, only by them, if another case is opened.
If you have a crisis and there isn't anyone treating you, then there is more chance of a bad outcome because you aren't demonstrating that you are actually getting help.
I've been through this and I'm going to be brutally honest. YES - they will take your baby away if you report you are having hurtful feelings toward the child. They are there for the child NOT THE MOTHER NOR THE FAMILY. They will also go to court and testify against you should you have a custody case come up and the child's father divorces you or try to gain custody. I'm sure people here mean well,. If you go to a mental hospital - everything you say to doctors and intake counselors will be used to contact CPS to start the cycle where investigators will seperate you from your child.
Anyone who hears you want to harm your child must report it. It's the law.And they WILL separate you from your baby and may even try to take custody. They will scare you and it will be the single most awful experience of your life no matter how compliant you are or that you were just trying to get help. They don't care about you.
Call your mom and have her come stay with you - a best friend and get your thyroid checked - your T3 and T4
Turns out most postpartum issues are related to thyroid problems or regulation. Also, you can always go see a counselor about 'obssesive thoughts.'
You will be okay.
It gets better. I promise. I know.
Good luck.
Absolutely talk to someone! Go see a therapist or get a referral for one. Find someone you feel comfortable with and can get the help that you are seeking. I am a psychologist and I'd never call CPS if a person came in telling me exactly what you said. Not even close. In fact, I've called CPS in cases where kids are telling me that their parents verbally abuse them, drive drunk with them, don't provide meals for them during visits with them and CPS tells me "we deal with kids being thrown out their windows. This isn't going to go anywhere." It probably varies state by state but here (in PA) CPS doesn't take kids away enough, not the other way around. I see moms with pretty serious depression, bipolar, etc. and none of them have had CPS called on there because there is no abuse. Even if someone told me they had thoughts of hurting their kids, I could not call CPS with only "thoughts." I'd need to monitor it and come up with a safety plan and likely talk to family members to help, but thoughts aren't abuse and I would not be able to break confidentiality to report to CPS (or, even if I really did think there was a concern and I was making a report "in good faith"), I'd report it and they'd do nothing. So, definitely don't let that fear stop you from getting the help you need. I hope you are able to find someone you are comfortable working with and can help you figure out some of these struggles you've been experiencing. Good luck!
MudDigger85 I removed your post because it gives some very graphic details of child abuse that can be triggering for some people. I think it would be better for you to share the general ideas of your experiences rather than graphic and specific details of what you did, to help BaaBaa make a decision for herself and get the help she needs.
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Researchers in Artificial Intelligence have discovered a great deal about reading while striving to teach computers to read. This information, however, has been of small benefit in our schools since AI researchers usually have little contact with educators or researchers involved with teaching children to read.
Now, a respected AI expert examines the parallels of these two areas of study. In this clear, practical volume, he demonstrates, step by step, how to use the concepts of Artificial Intelligence for more effective reading instruction.
Contents: The Elements of Comprehension. First Steps in Teaching Reading. Memory and Comprehension. Language and Memory. Early Reading Instruction: Predictions from Language. Background Knowledge: Scripts. Stories for Children: The Use of Scripts. More Background Knowledge: Plans and Goals. Stories for Children: Using Plans and Goals. What Not to Teach. The Context Method. Commencement: How It All Works.


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With education standard slipping consistently over the last couple of decades, educators the world over are looking for anything that can help them engage their students and those ever-selfless people at Intel and Lenovo have come up with something which is sure to grab the children's attention.
The clamshell Classmate+ PC is a collaboration between Intel and Lenovo and will see the netbook being sold exclusively to educational institutes. It is being aimed at students aged from Kindergarten up to age 13 or 14. The partners call it "a purpose-built laptop designed to improve learning for students." In a bid to help the children, the laptop will come pre-loaded with Intel's Learning Series software which has educational software as well as teaching resources. Since Intel first introduced the Learning Series back in 2006, more than 3 million classmate PCs have been shipped worldwide.
The Classmate+ will come with Intel's Atom N455 processor, a 10.1in LED-backlit LCD screen, a 1.3 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and Windows 7. Customisable options include 8GB or 16GB SSD, 160GB or 250GB HDD, 1GB or 2GB of RAM and 3- or 6-cell batteries which give you between 3.5 hours and 9 hours of life. As we said the Classmate+ PC will not be available to the general consumer but Intel and Lenovo have already secured the first shipment, with 158,000 units heading to children in Buenos Aires in Argentina.
So is this the future of education or is it just another step towards the continuing diminution in education standards?
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If my husband dies before I do, do I have legal access to his bank account and or pension if we do not have joint accounts?
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1) The pension is governed by its terms. Some pensions will pass to the spouse, some will not. She should discuss this with the pension administrator and check all pension-related documentation.
2) An asset of your husband's that is not joint will pass according to his will (if he has one) or by operation of law, or intestate succession, if he does not. Presumably it will pass to you (though you should verify this--he could will it to a child, relative, charity, etc.), but even if it does, it will have to go through the probate process, which could tie the assets up for some time. If having immediate access is a concern, he should either make it a joint account, or open up a separate joint account that will at least have enough money in it to tide you over for a while.
If it is not a joint account and you do not have a beneficiary designation on file then you will have to wait until you or someone is appointed as personal representative of his estate to access the funds.
As for his pension, it depends on the rules of the plan and again, if you are the beneficiary of the pension if it so permits.
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"I get this awesome tofu from a farm about an hour north of Chicago," says Ryan Poli. Inspired by the flavors of both Spain and Latin America, he marinates the tofu with chiles and serves it alongside patatas bravas (crispy fried potatoes) and a tomato sauce flavored with smoked paprika.
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- 2 dried guajillo chiles, stemmed and seeded
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, plus more for brushing
- 1 small onion, thinly sliced
- 1 cup pineapple juice
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
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- 1 pound firm tofu, cut into 8 equal-sized pieces
- 4 medium red-skinned potatoes
- 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 1 small red onion, minced
- 3/4 teaspoon smoked sweet paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- Pinch of crushed red pepper
- One 14-ounce can diced tomatoes
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 teaspoons white wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon sugar
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In a small skillet, cook the garlic, anchos and guajillos over moderate heat, turning, until the chiles are toasted and the garlic is lightly charred, about 2 minutes for the chiles and 5 minutes for the garlic. Transfer to a plate.
Heat the 1 tablespoon of oil in the skillet until shimmering. Add the onion and cook over moderate heat until softened, about 5 minutes. Peel the garlic cloves and add them to the skillet along with the toasted chiles, the pineapple and orange juices and the oregano. Simmer over moderate heat until the juices have reduced to 1/2 cup, about 10 minutes. Transfer the mixture to a blender and puree. Season with salt. Spread half of the chile rub all over the tofu, cover and refrigerate overnight. Refrigerate the remaining chile rub separately.
In a saucepan, cover the potatoes with cold water and boil over moderately high heat until tender, about 20 minutes. Drain and let cool.
Preheat the oven to 425°. Cut the potatoes into 1/2-inch-thick wedges and transfer them to a large rimmed baking sheet. Drizzle 4 tablespoons of the olive oil over the potatoes and toss to coat. Arrange the potatoes in a single layer, season with salt and pepper and bake for 20 minutes. Turn the potatoes and bake for 15 minutes longer, until crisp.
Meanwhile, in a medium skillet, heat the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Add the garlic and onion and cook over moderate heat until softened, about 6 minutes. Add the paprika, cumin and crushed red pepper and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the diced tomatoes and water and simmer over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until thick, about 7 minutes. Add the vinegar and sugar and season the sauce with salt and pepper.
Light a grill. Scrape the marinade off the tofu and generously brush the slices with vegetable oil. Grill the tofu over moderately high heat until nicely browned, about 3 minutes per side. Serve the tofu with the crisp potatoes and tomato sauce. Pass the reserved chile rub at the table.
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The chile rub and tomato sauce can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.
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My father has the Walther. We don't use it was much as we should. Probably over 1000 rounds by now. I didn't care for it at first, but have warmed up to it now. Before I wanted larger calibers, but came to realize the advantages of a .22 for practice.
Having put some time in with it I would recommend it. Just make sure to clean and lube it.
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I don't mean to argue, and I don't doubt that your grandfather worked for Ford, but if you and the dealer signed paperwork that turned out to be false because you didn't have the z-plan pin before going to the dealership then the fault lies with both parties. You for not actually ensuring that you had proof of eligibility and the dealer for being in such a rush to sign the paperwork and close another deal where they essentially sold the car at a decent profit + padded the bottom line with extra cost options.
I made sure that when I asked my living grandfather who had retired from Ford many years ago for the pin that I had all my ducks in a row, my drivers license, address, and everything all matched perfectly and I had my pin before I even set foot on a dealer forecourt with the intent to buy/ order a car, with a specific car /configuration in mind.
I did however go in first to check and see if I really liked the color I was thinking of since they did have a similar one in stock. However it was not equipped properly and was too old (it was a Job 1 car from 11-11 or 12-11, where as I wanted a Job 2 car with the full compliment of upgrades, plus it would be fresher.) There were none within a 100 mi radius as far as I could tell that were exactly what I wanted, so I ordered one.
You might be stuck with the car at the price agreed to, and the dealer might have to eat the commission, or you'll have to pay it back, I'm not really sure how that will work.
Oh, I don't disagree at all - I dropped the ball and was uncharacteristically uncautious and irresponsible. I let myself be played, but I never lied about my qualifications, I just let myself be convinced it would be simple. My wife & I had just given up on a used car search and she relented to buying new, so I rushed through it all.
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Right-handed reliever Kyle Farnsworth has signed a minor league contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He will join the Indianapolis Indians in Triple-A. The 37-year-old struggled with the Tampa Bay Rays this season, posting a 5.76 ERA in 29.2 innings.
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