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It's that time of the week, which players stood out, in a bad way in Week 7
Had a Bad Day Team, Week 7
It would be nice if every week all I had to write was the Team of the Week. It's a lot easier to give guys busting their backsides a giant thumbs up for their performances.
But sometimes, no matter how hard a player tries or how much he puts himself on the line, he just doesn't have a great game. This team celebrates that fact.
So don't look at this as a failing, but rather an acknowledgment there's improvement to be made.
Buying that? Here's the 'Had a Bad Day' team for Week 7.
Quarterback: Joe Flacco, BLT (-4.8)
Another away-day horror show from Flacco who continues to mock his offseason statements with his performance. He picked up just 3.4 yards per attempt in the Ravens' humbling at the hands of the Texans.
Running Back: Alex Green, GB (-2.5)
It's lucky Aaron Rodgers is playing so well because the Packers' running game is struggling with Green, who picked up just 1.8 yards per carry against the Rams.
Full Back: Lex Hilliard, NYJ (-3.3)
The problem with using Hilliard as a lead blocker is that he just doesn't lead block very well. Patriots linebackers dealt with him with ease.
Tight End: Kellen Davis, CHI (-5.1)
While the dropped pass didn't help his grade, it was the abysmal run blocking that earned Davis a spot in this team.
Wide Receivers: Cecil Shorts, JAX (-5.7) and Mike Wallace, PIT (-2.2)
Shorts has big-play potential but, unfortunately, with a drop and costly fumble, the big plays benefited the Raiders in this one. Wallace put three balls on the ground and continued his disappointing season.
Tackles: Marshall Newhouse, GB (-4.0) and Mitchell Schwartz, CLV (-4.5)
After spending last week praising Newhouse, he had all sorts of trouble with Robert Quinn, giving up a sack, two hits and three hurries. Meanwhile Schwartz, who was always earning our approval, had a tough time against Jerry Hughes and Dwight Freeney.
Guards: Chilo Rachal, CHI (-3.5) and Jamon Meredith, TB (-4.6)
Both our guards struggled in the run game where they found it hard to keep active defensive tackles from making plays. It didn't help that between them they gave up five quarterback hurries.
Center: Trevor Robinson, CIN (-2.3)
Was bad enough that he made you accept Jeff Faine as the lesser of two evils.
Defensive Front 4-3
Defensive Ends: Chris Long, SL (-4.3) and Chris Clemons, SEA (-3.3)
An all NFC West combination, Long managed to get called for three penalties and picked up precisely no pressure. Clemons did at least get two hurries, but was part of a Seahawks line that was manhandled throughout.
Defensive Tackle: Brandon Mebane, SEA (-5.7) and Alan Branch, SEA (-5.6)
If you watched the 49ers have their way with the Seahawks' defensive interior on Thursday Night Football it won't come as any surprise to see both their starters on this team.
Linebackers: Chad Greenway, MIN (-5.5), Jasper Brinkley, MIN (-5.5) and Akeem Ayers, TEN (-2.9)
Greenway had a game to forget, highlighted by missing three tackles and being in primary coverage for 92 of the Cardinals' passing yards. Ayers wasn't anywhere near as bad, but his failure to make plays in the run game was evident as the Bills' ran free. In the middle it's another Viking, with Brinkley surpassing Greenway when it came to missing tackles, whiffing on five.
Defensive Front 3-4
Defensive Line: Darnell Dockett, ARZ (-3.0), Isaac Sopoaga, SF (-3.0) and Stephen Bowen, WAS (-2.9)
Is Dockett fully healthy? He's done very little over the past few weeks and continued that form against the Vikings, picking up just one hurry. Bowen has been something of a disappointment in Washington, and undid some decent work rushing the passer by getting moved about by Kevin Boothe in the run game. Sopoaga didn't have a day to remember as Max Unger won their battle.
Outside Linebackers: Paul Kruger, BLT (-3.1) and Calvin Pace, NYJ (-2.1)
We're not overly sure what's happened to Kruger the last two weeks. He's not making a convincing case for maintaining a high level of playing time with Terrell Suggs getting healthier. Most of Pace's woes came in coverage, where he gave up all five balls thrown his way including a touchdown.
Inside Linebackers: Bradie James, HST (-2.6) and Daryl Washington, ARZ (-2.4)
James has seen his role increase with the injury to Brian Cushing, but he looks ill-prepared for the challenge. Washington, who picked up two sacks, plays the game at 100 miles per hour, but at times that can lead to him missing three tackles like he did against the Vikings.
Cornerbacks: Janoris Jenkins, SL (-5.3) and Brandon McDonald, TB (-4.2)
Jenkins is starting to find out how hard life in the NFL can be. He gave up 121 yards and a touchdown on the 11 balls thrown into his coverage. Meanwhile McDonald, who was only on the field for 39 snaps, allowed five targets his way to be completed for 79 yards, while missing two tackles. Tough times.
Safeties: Roman Harper, NO (-3.3) and Stevie Brown, NYG (-2.1)
Harper and Brown played it anything but safe, even if Brown was the recipient of the worst throw RG3 has made as a pro. The Giant missed two tackles as he made everyone aware how badly Kenny Phillips is missed. Harper compounded his usual coverage struggles with a couple of penalties to secure his spot on the team.
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Ballistic Edge Triple Torch Model 350 Annealer Review
By Jerry Teo
In the constant quest to improve accuracy and consistency, precision reloaders go to great lengths to prepare their ammo as best they can. The goal is to produce ammo that is as near identical from case to case as humanly possible.
An area that is getting more attention is case neck annealing.
Annealing is simply the process of rapidly heating the case neck to approx 750F for a second or two. This causes the brass to soften and return to a state similar to factory fresh.
Why is this necessary? As brass is fired and sized, it is worked hardened changing its ductility. Over time, this can change the neck tension which can affect your load tuning. If left unchecked, the necks will eventually become brittle and split, ruining the entire case. With expensive or hard to form cases, extending case life is a very good thing.
There have been many methods used over the years with differing amounts of success. The common failure of these methods is in using an arbitrary reference to determine the temperature reached. Because of this variability, annealing has likely done more harm than good, making brass of inconsistent temper, or worse making necks that were too soft.
How to monitor neck temperature
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4) Insulate the lower portion of the case so its temperature doesn't exceed 450F. This is absolutely critical for safety as any softening of the case web can cause it to fail.
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Arsène Wenger has the utmost respect for Sol Campbell.
The Arsenal manager made a surprise swoop for the former England centre back in January and was quickly vindicated as Campbell held the back four together at the business end of the season, winning an Arsenal.com Player of the Month award in the process.
Wenger wanted the 36-year-old to stay at Emirates Stadium but Campbell opted for a new challenge at Newcastle and may line up against his old team in the Carling Cup on Wednesday night if he recovers from a thigh problem.
So does Wenger resent the fact Campbell turned down a new deal at Arsenal? Not a bit of it. The Frenchman has all the time in the world for his former defender and believes Campbell can carry on at the top level as long as he retains his hunger for football.
"I tried to keep Sol," reflected Wenger. "It was more a question of proposals but I wanted to keep him, personally. But he was free and he has chosen to go for a different challenge - I respect that.
"I respect Sol highly because last year when we had a difficult patch he was completely committed and he was our best player in some games. I will always respect him for the help he brought to us last year.
"[He can carry on at the top] as long as he has the needed motivation because Sol is a player who needs to work very hard to be sharp physically and it is not easy because when you get older you have to push yourself.
"But Sol is a fantastic battler and when he has got in his mind that 'I want this battle' then he will do it. As long as he can do that then he can play on because he has basic physical qualities because he is strong and quick.
"But how much does he want to? You should ask him that question."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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No set back after oil change, they say OK?
Hi - Yes after the oil change due to a year reached without one, THEY said the 3500 to service indicated was correct because all they did was change the oil and it had 3500 left until the full service check which I must go back for?? (free service anyway for 35000m)
Some members say THEY sometimes simply forget to set the service miles back. I wonder if anyone has run into a "no oil change in a year - miles driven less than 15K" where the service was not set back? OR did THEY simply forget for me too.
If you get an oil changed based on time, they don't reset miles, so you will get another one when CBS calls for it.
Took my wife's car for service.
They did a "low mileage oil/filter change". Mileage was at 22k. Previous change was just over a year earlier at 16k.
Service paperwork actually states 'CBS NOT RESET' due to low mileage service.
CBS still indicates 9500 for next service/oil change.
At least in my case it was explained why no reset.
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You wind up getting an extra free oil change, be happy!!
Taking my wifes car in tomorrow, it will be getting the yearly oil change; its only been driven about 8k miles this year... Now here's the rub... It no longer under maintenance, so this oil change won't be free and the next one won't be either (only reason i am having it done at the dealer is because its CPO and i want to keep the maintenance trail up to date... Once its out of CPO coverage, ill do it myself). Anyway, question is, do you think they will reset it, or leave it?
But if you didn't say anything, my guess is they would NOT reset it since the CBS is not stating that it's due.
But I have played the free oil change game pretty well.
My car has 21K on it and have received 3 free oil changes (2 free annuals, 1 CBS ) at around 5K intervals since owning the car from May 2010. It just works out with amount of miles I drive.
My CBS shows about 9000 miles remain today. I can take my car in for it's free annual anytime after 1.15.13. So I will take it in Jan/Feb for a freebie, then in the CBS will be ready to change in about another 7500K.
The system has worked flawlessy for me but but I do understand not everyone only drives about 8500-9000K miles a year. After 48 months I figure I will have received ~6-7 free oil changs. OK in my book!
Thanks for the info all, I'll just accept the extra oil change. D
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Stained-Glass Cookie Ornaments
Sugar cookies turn magical when their centers are cut out and filled with chopped hard candies. As the dough bakes, the candy melts into a dazzling stained-glass window, creating a colorful confection.
- Yield: Makes about 40
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Source: Martha Stewart Kids, Holiday 2001
- 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting
- 1/4 teaspoon table salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 9 1/2 ounces (about 50) assorted clear colored hard candies, such as Jolly Rancher or Starburst hard candies
In a large bowl, sift together flour, salt, and baking powder. Set aside.
In bowl of an electric mixer fitted with paddle attachment, beat butter and sugar on medium speed until fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add egg; beat until smooth, 1 minute.
Add reserved flour mixture, and mix on low speed until thoroughly combined. Stir in vanilla. Wrap dough in plastic, and refrigerate for about 45 minutes.
Position two racks in oven; preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper or a Silpat (nonstick baking mat); set aside.
On a well-floured work surface, roll out chilled dough to 1/8 inch thick. Cut out exterior shapes using a cookie cutter or templates. With a metal spatula, transfer whole cookies to the prepared baking sheets. Using tip of a paring knife, make a cutout in center of each cookie to be filled with candy. Using a straw or the narrow end of a plain round pastry tip, cut a hole in the top of each cookie for hanging.
Chop the candies into 1/4-inch pieces. Sprinkle chopped candy in the center of each cookie, filling the hole. Transfer baking sheet to the refrigerator, and chill until cookie dough is firm, about 15 minutes. Place the baking sheet in the oven, and bake cookies until the candy has melted and completely filled the cut-out area, 6 to 8 minutes. Do not let the cookies brown, or the stained-glass effect will not be as brilliant and the candy centers may become bubbly, not clear.
Let the cookies cool on the baking sheet for about 3 minutes, and then use a metal spatula to transfer them to a wire rack to cool completely.


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Monday, September 7, 2009
#1 Reason why I garden
(This entry was originally posted 9/7 and this update to it is posted on 9/15:
Amy over at Tales of a Transplanted Gardener (a great blog, BTW), tagged me with a Meme award (see her comment to the original post). Thank you, Amy, for your thoughtfulness. And while this initial post actually revealed 7 things about myself (before tagged and asked to do so), I must respectfully decline the award. Why?
Here, then, is a bonus revelation about myself: I'm writing this blog not for personal accolades, but to, in some small part, encourage awareness of the plight of native bees, pollinators and other garden critters. My goal is to write entries that are informative and (I hope) entertaining. (Stick around for the jokes...;-D)
Sometimes a bit of information about animals or insects allows us to see them in a new light, as part of a bigger process. Sometimes just a few *tweeks* in our gardens can result in a big difference in the life of some beleaguered (or beloved) creature.
So, thanks again, Amy. If anything, you and the other readers of this blog (and comments) are all the reward I could hope to get out of this project. Thank you all....)
It's not because I can be outside all hours of the day, all days of the year. I'm continually drawn to the open air and sunshine, so, sure, this is one of the reasons I garden.
Also I'm an 'antsy' sort of person and don't enjoy just sitting down when I could be walking around and futzing at something. Gardens make a good target for futzing. So that's another reason why I garden.
It's not because I feel good about providing forage for all kinds of creatures (some common, some in trouble): bees, butterflies, moths, skippers, hummingbirds, wasps, birds, nectar flies, preying mantises, toads, squirrels, hawks.... The list is getting pretty long. :-D And it is one of the reasons I garden.
It's not because I can grow tasty, organic fruits and vegetables - especially varieties that (thankfully) don't ship well, thus making them a real treat when they are available. So that is one of the reasons.
It's not because I can meet and share gardening plants and process with other folks who enjoy the same passion for creating beauty using plants. But this is certainly one of the reasons.
And it's not because I can renew my relationship with Nature, the Earth and the Cosmos through the daily dance between myself and other living things that grow or visit my gardens. But boy, that is way up on the reason list.
No. My very BEST reason I garden is because of things like this:
Yes, it's a nice apricot colored daylily. Not much excitement there. I had these at my old house for 5 years and brought them here to this house 7 years ago. They are lovely and dependable bloomers, usually between July 4th and the end of the month. They did that this year, just like the plum daylillies. Then they all died down and the leaves browned. I enjoyed them in their turn, then moved on to other plants that now needed to be tended. If I thought of the daylillies at all it was to envision them next year in their new digs behind the privacy fence.
But imagine my surprise this morning when, sipping my coffee on the deck, I looked out and saw an unexpected pop of color in the Arbor garden. Wha...? I jumped up to investigate, not even bothering to get out of my slippers and into garden clogs due to the heavy dew. Wet feet be damned, I just HAD to see what this was!
And there it was. A full stalk of 6-8 apricot buds, 2 of them wide open to the grey Labor Day morning. Just blooming away as if it was no big deal.
So THIS is the BEST reason I garden. The constant SURPRISE of a garden.
If my hobby was stamp collecting or knitting or sculpting or collecting something the one thing you could COUNT on is that however you LEFT things at the end of the day, it would surely be the SAME way when you came back to it. The 3 cent stamps would still be 3 cents, the sleeve would still be the same length, the sculpture would have just as many arms as you expected and your collection of something would not have changed. But in GARDENING you just don't know WHAT's gonna happen when you're not looking.
And most of the time -- to our knowledge or to our senses -- there is not always a good explanation as to WHY some things happen. All I know is how much I LOVE surprises and take huge delight when they DO happen. :-D
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Kris, you said it all so well! Thank you.ReplyDelete
I'm learning to appreciate garden surprises more as I enjoy your blog. You're a great teacher to me, in every way.
Xa Huan - thanks for your kind words.ReplyDelete
I truly don't 'know' all that much and am a student of gardening as most others. But when I find something new or interesting in the garden my curiosity makes me want to learn more. I'm glad you find my posts helpful and, hopefully, entertaining! I love to learn new things - it keeps the brain young! :-D
- Anonymous9/11/2009 3:48 PM
Those surprises are also what gets me out in my garden every day and over to the neighbor's garden to see "what is happening today".ReplyDelete
Well said.
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I am passing a Meme Award on to you. Thanks for sharing your garden!ReplyDelete
Thank you for visiting. I appreciate your notes, comments and questions and will try to reply to each one! :-)


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My colonies are one deep under 2 mediums. The deep brood chamber is all drawn foundation but most of the bees are in the two mediums above. When I introduce new queens should I put her in the bottom deep where ther are practically no bees? Will bees move toward her to release her from queen cage?
Yesterdays inspection found no brood whatsoever. I think they are queenless, and I am dumbfounded that 3 colonies are absolutely broodless.
Brian how long can they go broodless before it causes problems with the population and hive production?I have read about caging the queen to skip a brood cycle to help control varroa and it makes sense that they would instinctively do that during a dearth too.I have several russian and carni hives and I will keep my eye out for that, I would't want to mistake a brood dearth for queenlessness.


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I'm a bit split on this. If I were you I wouldn't want to use fear to prevent my son from doing something. My parents tried it with me. My mom would have gone crazy if I had told her I want to get a motorcycle. So I didn't tell her. I went out, got a bike, got gear and showed up one day at their door step. She didn't talk to me for a week.
I think part of the reason why I got it was to prove to myself that their fears are not my own. Keep in mind, this is at 28.
That said, 18 year olds are reckless and think they're invincible. But like anything (sex, alcohol), promoting safe practices is a lot better than trying to force abstinence. Talk to your seen, dig into his reasons why he wants one. Check out the new rider thread and good luck to both of you!
You took the words right out of my mouth. However, I was 18 when I did that, and they eventually were ok when they realized how serious I was about staying safe. Wearing a helmet, good jacket, gloves, etc, and obeying traffic laws will do wonders.
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Wireless Without the Worry!With all the different wireless systems out there, choosing the right gear can be a serious pain. Shure makes it painless, by offering different lineups for different application. If you're on a reasonable budget and are looking for a professional-caliber system that you can run side-by-side with several other wireless systems — say for example, in a church, boardroom, small to mid performance environment, etc — then you're going to want to check out the SLX series. These systems have more range and flexibility than Shure's Performance Gear systems, and less cost and simultaneous channel count than the ULX line.
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Guess who we saw last Wednesday? LA-based band Say Anything performed
live at the Studio at Webster Hall to promote their new self-titled
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songs we already knew like "All With the Glory of Love," "Baby Girl"
and "Woe," plus some new songs (their first time ever playing some of
live!) like "Hate Everyone," "She Won't Follow You," and "Cemetery."
They had us dancing around the entire time, and we loved seeing them rock out, up close and personal! The thing we loved best? They can transition from singing about how everything sucks and they're mad at the world one minute, to playing a really sweet love song the next. Now that we can relate to!
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N.C. you must have either a pistol permit purchased from your local Sheriff which takes 10 days or if you have a CCP you are good to go same day. Haven't bought a long gun in simply ions so can't say as to that.
This is a discussion on States' requirements on acquiring a firearm? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The State of California has its requirements, but up here in the Mother Lode Gold country we have our own questionaire. QUESTIONS ANSWERS 1 I ...
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The State of California has its requirements, but up here in the Mother Lode Gold country we have our own questionaire.
1 I am a jolly good fellow. ı Yes ı No
3 In what state or country were you born? __________________________________________________
5 Will you temper the Sword of Justice with mercy? ı Yes ı No
6 Do you belong to any secret organization of a benevolent political or otherwise outrageous character? ı Yes ı No
7 Will you willingly undergo the THREE ORDEALS to which all candidates must submit? ı Yes ı No
8 Will you respect the authority of the Silk Hat? ı Yes ı No
9 Would you give a sucker an even break? ı Yes ı No
10 Would you resort to the blunder busket to protect the widders and orphans? ı Yes ı No
11 Will you be a father to the orphan and husband to the widow? ı Yes ı No
14 I can sing. ı Yes ı No
15 I enjoy the theater and/or theatrical activities. ı Yes ı No
16 I play a musical instrument(s)—list them here: ____________________________________________ ı Yes ı No
17 Will you feed the sick Jackass? ı Yes ı No
18 Do you like fun? ı Yes ı No
19 Are you at this time affiliated with any loathsome hallucinations of grandeur? ı Yes ı No
20 I am not a jolly good fellow. ı Yes ı No
I don't always have nothing to say, but when I do, I post it on Facebook.
N.C. you must have either a pistol permit purchased from your local Sheriff which takes 10 days or if you have a CCP you are good to go same day. Haven't bought a long gun in simply ions so can't say as to that.
"A man has got to know his limitations"
Harry Callahan
"Talk soft carry a big stick"
Teddy Roosevel
I Cor. 10:13 "KJV 1611"
Nope. God bless Texas
"Though defensive violence will always be a 'sad necessity' in the eyes of men of principle, it would be still more unfortunate if wrongdoers should dominate just men." - St. Augustine
In Ohio, fill out a form, FFL calls it in, and out the door with your new handgun or long gun. No difference if you have a CCW or not.
"When they bury me, make sure they bury me with my guns on. Im gonna need em. Cause when I get to the other side, there's some things that need straightening out." ~Bobaflex~
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
You must have a permit to purchase a handgun. $5.00 annual fee... Even in private party sales, the purchaser must show the seller a valid permit to purchase.
Permit to purchase requirements are waived if you have a Permit to Carry Weapons.
Last time I purchased a long gun (single shot .410), without a permit to purchase a handgun (or a PCW), there was a 3 day wait (I can't remember if that was federal, or just the retailer.. ~10 years ago?).
It could be worse!
I suppose
To be honest I am not sure about Ohio. Three times in one month I went into a store, picked out a hand gun, filled out a paper, a call was made. I walked out with the gun about 5 min later. They did want money :)
Our House Is Protected By The Good Lord And A gun. You Might Meet Both Of Them If You Show Up Inside My House Uninvited.


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From September 1st 2012 we gave away a free Out of the Ark Song Calendar with your first order for a book & CD or book, CD & WOS™. The song calendar is a really useful tool for tracking all of the important days to sing about throughout the school year and it contains many suggestions for songs that will help you get the most out of singing in school. (Not available for overseas or trade customers)
A1 Song Calendar posters are now OUT OF STOCK. If you would like to view the calendar please click on the image below.
Our exciting new song download site launches this spring!
We are very excited about our brand new song download site, Songcalendar.co.uk but unfortunately it has taken slightly longer than expected to build. We want to make sure that it is a truly inspirational singing tool, so please bear with us while we perfect things ahead of an imminent launch.
songcalendar.co.uk allows you to download the songs that you want, when you want them - all utilising an amazing new enhanced, online version of Words on Screen™ called S!ngchronize™!
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This interactive site enables you to download your school's favourite Out of the Ark songs into our new S!ngchronize™ song player, the latest online version of Words on Screen™, and incorporates lots of useful new features
New Out of the Ark songs from your favourite writers not previously released anywhere else.
Each song comes with vocals and backing tracks in our interactive new online version of Words on Screen™ - S!ngchronize™, (where song lyrics synchronize with the music and can be projected onto any screen) . They also include: song lyrics, music scores, teacher idea sheets, and for some songs, harmony tracks too!
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Lemon Cross Buns
- Lemony variation of the traditional Easter bun with a tangy mamrmalade glaze.
Hot Cross Buns
- Spicy Buns for a Good Friday Breakfast.
Easter Biscuits
- Traditionally made Easter currant cookies. Why not try replacing the currants and spices with 3oz of chocolate chips?
Easter Fruit Cake
- A simple fruit cake that needs no rubbing in or creaming. A great cut-and-come-again cake that keeps well in the baking tin if covered with foil.
Bunny Biscuits
- An Easter Recipe for Bunny Biscuits - A special treat for the kids, they'll just love the mallow tails.
Easter egg starter
- A quick and easy starter before your Easter roast lamb.
Good Friday Fish Pie
- A really satisfying Good Friday supper traditionally enjoyed by fishermen and their families.
Easter Sunday Saffron Cake
- A Mediterranean flavor to the Easter table. Saffron originates from Greece; Saffron cakes and small saffron buns were eaten with clotted cream in Devon and Cornwall during the Easter period.
Easter Roast Lamb
- The traditional Easter fare for the family get-together. Choose succulent roast lamb with the first new potatoes for a truly enjoyable feast.
Saucy apple tartlets for Easter roast lamb
- An unusual and delicious accompiament to your roast lamb that cannot fail to impress your guests.
Easter Spring Chicken
- A succulent variation on an old favorite that's both easy and economical.
Easter Sunday Leg of Lamb with Apricots
- A special treat for a special day. The flavor of the apricots and the honey and mustard coating makes this a most enjoyable experience.
Easter Bread
- Greek Easter Bread (tsoureki) which is baked and twisted into sweet bread-loaves are traditionally distributed on Easter Sunday.
Easter Nests
- A Fabulous Easter treat
Easter Trifle
- This delicious trifle full of fruits and liqueur serves six although it's almost too good to share
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Three parts today.
Liam Neeson on a date with a flight attendant he met on a flight six weeks ago. I'm not sure the glasses perched on the forehead is a good look for Liam.
Matthew Broderick has an umbrella holder person, but
Angela Lansbury prefers to carry her own because that is how she rolls.
Marion Cotillard walking the streets of Paris.
Michelle Williams in London tonight for the premiere of Blue Valentine. Still has that NC-17 rating here.
Also in London, Minnie Driver and Hilary Swank.
Prince announcing his Welcome 2 America Tour.
Thomas Dekker and Nikita Ramsey at an amusement park.
Taryn Manning shows Daniel Dae Kim the finer points of DJ'ing.
Usher and his two kids. They do look cute.


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Manure is organic matter, mostly derived from animal feces except in the case of green manure, which can be used as organic fertilizer in agriculture. Manures contribute to the fertility of the soil by adding organic matter and nutrients, such as nitrogen, that are trapped by bacteria in the soil. Higher organisms then feed on the fungi and bacteria in a chain of life that comprises the soil food web. It is also a product obtained after decomposition of organic matter like cow dung which replenishes the soil with essential elements and add humus to the soil.
In the past, the term "manure" included inorganic fertilizers, but this usage is now very rare.
There are three main classes of manures used in soil management:
Most animal manure consists of feces. Common forms of animal manure include farmyard manure (FYM) or farm slurry (liquid manure). FYM also contains plant material (often straw), which has been used as bedding for animals and has absorbed the feces and urine. Agricultural manure in liquid form, known as slurry, is produced by more intensive livestock rearing systems where concrete or slats are used, instead of straw bedding. Manure from different animals has different qualities and requires different application rates when used as fertilizer. For example horses, cattle, pigs, sheep, chickens, turkeys, rabbits, and guano from seabirds and bats all have different properties.[1] For instance, sheep manure is high in nitrogen and potash, while pig manure is relatively low in both. Horses mainly eat grass and a few weeds so horse manure can contain grass and weed seeds, as horses do not digest seeds the way that cattle do. Chicken litter, coming from a bird, is very concentrated in nitrogen and phosphate and is prized for both properties.
Animal manures may be adulterated or contaminated with other animal products, such as wool (shoddy and other hair), feathers, blood, and bone. Livestock feed can be mixed with the manure due to spillage. For example, chickens are often fed meat and bone meal, an animal product, which can end up becoming mixed with chicken litter.
Some people refer to human excreta as human manure, and the word "humanure" has also been used. Just like animal manure, it can be applied as a soil conditioner (reuse of excreta in agriculture). Sewage sludge is a material that contains human excreta, as it is generated after mixing excreta with water and treatment of the wastewater in a sewage treatment plant.
Compost is the decomposed remnants of organic materials. It is usually of plant origin, but often includes some animal dung or bedding.
Green manures are crops grown for the express purpose of plowing them in, thus increasing fertility through the incorporation of nutrients and organic matter into the soil. Leguminous plants such as clover are often used for this, as they fix nitrogen using Rhizobia bacteria in specialized nodes in the root structure.
Other types of plant matter used as manure include the contents of the rumens of slaughtered ruminants, spent grain (left over from brewing beer) and seaweed.
Animal manure, such as chicken manure and cow dung, has been used for centuries as a fertilizer for farming. It can improve the soil structure (aggregation) so that the soil holds more nutrients and water, and therefore becomes more fertile. Animal manure also encourages soil microbial activity which promotes the soil's trace mineral supply, improving plant nutrition. It also contains some nitrogen and other nutrients that assist the growth of plants.
Manures with a particularly unpleasant odor (such as slurries from intensive pig farming) are usually knifed (injected) directly into the soil to reduce release of the odor. Manure from pigs and cattle is usually spread on fields using a manure spreader. Due to the relatively lower level of proteins in vegetable matter, herbivore manure has a milder smell than the dung of carnivores or omnivores. However, herbivore slurry that has undergone anaerobic fermentation may develop more unpleasant odors, and this can be a problem in some agricultural regions. Poultry droppings are harmful to plants when fresh but, after a period of composting, are valuable fertilizers.
Manure is also commercially composted and bagged and sold retail as a soil amendment.[citation needed]
Before motor vehicles became common, horse droppings were a big part of the rubbish that communities needed to clean off roads.
Manure generates heat as it decomposes, and it is possible for manure to ignite spontaneously if stored in a very large pile.[2] Once such a large pile of manure is burning, it will foul the air over a wide area and require considerable effort to extinguish. Therefore, large feedlots must take care to ensure that piles of fresh manure do not get excessively large. There is no serious risk of spontaneous combustion in smaller operations.[citation needed]
There is also a risk of insects carrying feces to food and water supplies, making them unsuitable for human consumption.
In 2007, a University of Minnesota study[3] indicated that foods such as corn, lettuce, and potatoes have been found to accumulate antibiotics from soils spread with animal manure that contains these drugs.
Organic foods may be much more or much less likely to contain antibiotics, depending on their sources and treatment of manure. For instance, by Soil Association Standard 4.7.38, most organic arable farmers either have their own supply of manure (which would, therefore, not normally contain drug residues) or else rely on green manure crops for the extra fertility (if any nonorganic manure is used by organic farmers, then it usually has to be rotted or composted to degrade any residues of drugs and eliminate any pathogenic bacteria — Standard 4.7.38, Soil Association organic farming standards). On the other hand, as found in the University of Minnesota study, the non-usage of artificial fertilizers, and resulting exclusive use of manure as fertilizer, by organic farmers can result in significantly greater accumulations of antibiotics in organic foods.[3]
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Pittsburgh Chevy Burger and Shake Crawl 2011!
Our next stop was at the Sharp Edge Bistro in Down Town Pittsburgh. The Sharp Edge is a small chain that focuses on higher end bar food and top notch beers. They have 5 locations in the Pittsburgh area but be careful because not all location offer the same menu. Three of them are Sharp Edge Pubs and the other two are Bistros. You can get yourself a burger and beer at any of them but the Pubs focus on beer offering a large selection while Bistros will give you a larger food menu.
We were led up to a private dinning room where we would be served an assortment of sliders. Now I don't know how the other bloggers felt but honestly I felt a little uncomfortable. For some reason no one was talking. The food was brought out and we ate in almost complete silence. I'm not sure what caused this anomaly because everyone was very chatty at the last place, but for some reason the mood had changed. Atmosphere aside lets get on to the food.
First thing they brought out were the fries and man were they good. They were twice fried s they had that nice snap to them. I don't know why more restaurants don't take the time to twice fry their French fries. It's not like it's that time consuming and the end result is awesome. Now throw a little cheese and bacon onto these and you got yourself a show stopper.
The first burger brought out was the Belgium Burger. This was made with lamb meat and bacon ground right into the mix. Although the bacon flavor was almost not there at all it did a good job of making the burger juicy. When it comes to the overall flavor of the burger I would say it was the best out of the ones they offered us but was still a bit off and I'm not sure I would order it. I haven't really eaten too much lamb outside of a gyro so that might have been what was throwing me off.
Then next burger was the Ostrich burger. Ostrich is one of those meats that you don't see at your run of the mill burger joints but it is gaining in popularity with the health conscience because of its leanness. The down side to a lean meat burger is that juiciness we all associate with a good burger isn't there. To give the people a little of what they want Sharp Edge mix makes the burger from a 50/50 mix of Ostrich and Beef. I understand the need to mix the meat but I would have preferred maybe a 80/20 mix because all I could taste was beef and some spice that I wasn't able to place that really didn't agree with me.
It was now time for another bird burger and this time it was going to be Duck. I really like duck but outside of Chinese restaurants it's kind of hard to find on a menu. When we were told that this is one of their most popular burgers I couldn't wait to sink my teeth in. Once again the burger was a 50/50 mix of duck and beef and once again all I could taste was beef and that weird spice. I think they would be better off just abandoning the whole duck burger thing and instead offer a duck sandwich with a nice big slice of duck and while were at why not throw some bacon on it.
After talking about some crazy burgers it seems only fitting to bring up some of the more crazy Chevy rides we saw that day. First off we have the Camaro. What can be said about this thing besides it looks good, its fast, and you look good driving it. That's why people buy Camaros. No one is buying it for its fuel economy; this thing is built for speed.
Now I have a love hate relationship when it comes to sports cars. I like they way they look and I love driving fast but the problem I have is they are never built for me. I'm a big guy and pretty much ever sports car I had the honor of sitting in feels like a big go-cart to me. Maybe one day Chevy will come out the Camaro XL, with extra wide seats and giant cup holders.
Speaking of cars too small for me, check out the Volt, this thing looks about the size of my shoe. Unfortunately even though the Volt was there it wasn't going to make the crawl with us and that's was kind of a bummer because I've never rode in or drove an electric car before and I really wanted to see how it handled.
The cool thing about the Volt is Chevy took into consideration one of the biggest downsides to electric cars, the fact they only go around 40 miles per charge, and fixed the problem by also giving it a gas engine. Before the only people that would even consider buying an electric car were people that had enough money to get 2 cars, one for long trips and one just for commuting. Now you only have to buy one and you can cheaply make your daily commute and if you want to drive across country you can just use the gas tank.
There is one more stop on this crawl and it's going to be a sweet one. Check back for Part 5: The Milk Shake Factory, or as some might call it Heaven.


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Weekend Wanderer — Brooklyn, Dallas, Fort Lauderdale + Ticket Giveaway
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It's Friday and we can't wait to unchain ourselves from our desks and get out and about. Weekend Wanderer is a series that you'll find every Friday morning featuring a few activities we'd like to explore. Check them out for yourself or do something in your neck of the woods. Either way, just get out and wander.
Stitch This at Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
Join Etsy artist Jessica Marquez at the Brooklyn Museum on Saturday afternoon to create your own pieces of art. Using thread, text and images, this workshop gives visitors a chance to make their own masterpieces. There is a $15 materials fee and participants can bring their own images or create something new. To secure a spot, visit the Brooklyn Museum at 200 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn. (Ed. Note: Krrb is giving away two tickets today to "Stitch This" to readers who tag us — @krrbsale — in an Instagram photo of their favorite secondhand find or for the desk-bound, their favorite office accessory.)
The Art of the Bow Tie, Dallas, Texas
Put on your best threads for the Art of the Bow Tie on Friday night. The special art show debuts the fashionable collection of bowties by artist Jeremy Michael Calhoun. Check out these handcrafted formal ware accessories, proceeds from the show benefit the local LGBT non-profit AIDS Interfaith Network. Get more information at ilume GALLERIE, at 4123 Cedar Springs Road, Suite 107 in Dallas.
Fort Lauderdale Antiques & Collectors Faire, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
More than 50 antique dealers are setting up camp this weekend in South Florida. The annual Fort Lauderdale Antiques Faire is in town both Saturday and Sunday with everything from vintage costume jewelry to high-end antique furniture. If you're in the mood to scavenge, stop by the Fort Lauderdale Antiques Faire at the War Memorial Auditorium, 800 NE 8th Street in Fort Lauderdale.
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Monthly Archives: July 2010
In my Reader…Design for Mankind
This one's pretty eclectic. I've culled some garden design related images from Erin Loechner's Design For Mankind who culls them from everywhere. Links back to the original source are on every post. It's a fast and furious inspirational blog with … Read more
LABELS: Design, Garden Styles, Gardens, inspiration 2 Comments
Grounds for Sculpture
Last Sunday I met up with a group of my peers from APLDNJ for a summer social and private tour of Grounds for Sculpture. I hadn't been in a few years, so enough time had passed for me to see … Read more
LABELS: Garden Styles, garden visits, New Jersey, plants, sculpture 8 Comments
Garden Designers Roundtable – Underused Plant(s)
Underused plants is a totally subjective topic based only on one person's experience. So bear in mind that I'm the non-plant obsessed designer of the group! I have visited many, many gardens and I've only seen this plant in three … Read more
Monday 26 | A Year of Mondays
Finally a cool summer morning after weeks of oppressive heat and humidity. The slowest painter in the world should be finished this week and the most damage will be done to the garden–he left the foundation for last. I am … Read more
LABELS: Creative Process, Year of Mondays 4 Comments
In my Reader…The Good Garden
There's a new garden lifestyle blog in town and it's worth a look. The Good Garden is Sarah Kinbar's brand new blog. In case you don't know, Sarah was also the Editor in Chief of Garden Design magazine for the … Read more
LABELS: blogs, Gardens 3 Comments
Bollywood and Vine
It's hot, really hot and humid in New Jersey. As a matter of fact it's hot in most of the United States, so I went looking for some hot inspiration. I want color, glamour and fun. Where did I look … Read more
LABELS: Garden Styles, Gardens, India 4 Comments
A Tale of Two Fences…
One of the big benefits of having a visual memory is that I frequently connect images that have only a tenuous relationship to each other. These urban fences are almost 3000 miles apart. Both are extraordinary designs. Both stand on … Read more
LABELS: Buffalo, Design, Fences, Garden Styles, Portland, Travel 2 Comments
Monday 25 | A Year of Mondays
I went outside today expecting nothing. The garden is in a state of profound neglect. Heat, no appreciable rain, deer and the slowest painters on the face of the universe have had their effect. What I found suprised me. There … Read more
LABELS: Gardens, Year of Mondays 3 Comments
In my Reader…Vulgare
A quick trip to Vulgare is often all I need to get a shot of inspiration. Written by Thomas Barbey in collaboration with Olivier Cazin, this blog is a eclectic cornucopia of images and ideas of landscapes and the natural … Read more
To Buffa10 with Love – Part 2
I have to learn to take more pictures. When I travel I'm so intent on absorbing the mood and fabric of a place that I don't look through my lens as often as I could. Buffa10 was one of those … Read more
LABELS: American Architecture, Travel 15 Comments
To Buffa10 with Love–Part 1
LABELS: cottage gardens, Garden Styles, garden visits, Travel 13 Comments
Monday 24 Away | A Year of Mondays
No garden for me today…just a long drive back to New Jersey. Last night, before I left Buffa10 I went to one last garden. It was behind a small brick Victorian house–the type that is very common here. 'Hope Blooms' … Read more
LABELS: Garden Styles 5 Comments
In my Reader…Blogging from Blackpitts Garden
On the Road Again…
Today I'm driving 6.5 hours northwest to Buffa10 to meet up with a group of people–garden bloggers in fact–who are largely unknown to me outside of their blogs or Twitter or Facebook. I'm wondering why, in the past three … Read more
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Ikea Hack or what to do with leftovers…
My goal at the end of each container planting season is to end up with no leftovers. This year I was left with one plant. A beautiful Rex begonia. It has been sitting in my container garden (I did buy … Read more
LABELS: Containers, Garden Styles 4 Comments
Monday 23 | A Year of Mondays
It hasn't rained here in a month–this is not usual and not unusual in high summer. The house painters painters have made a huge mess. Everything is covered in dust and old chipping paint–despite a rinse with the hose. I'm … Read more
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Regular and Irregular Verbs Exercise 1
Irregular Verbs
Those verbs that undergo substantial changes when changing forms between tenses are irregular verbs. The changed forms of these verbs are often unrecognisably different from the originals. For example:
There is no way to tell what form an irregular verb is going to take in a changed tense; the only option for an English speaker is to commit the changes to memory. With practice, it will become a matter of habit.


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Mentoring as a Staff Development Tool For New and Veteran Staff
By Robin Eisenberg, Debbie Niederman
Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education (CAJE), 2006
The authors describe a mentoring program for Jewish educators at Temple Beth Am in Miami, Florida. They find that mentoring quickly integrates novice teachers into the school community and helps them learn how to work with students and parents. In Jewish Education News, Summer 2006.
Topic: Educators, Mentoring, Professional Development, Education, Teachers
Genre: Brief
Coverage: Florida , Miami , United States
Language: English
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I like.
My next 1911 is the Para 18-9
It is a 1911 in 9mm 18+1 rounds.
I hate myself for this "addiction" but I've got to have one.
Les Baer Premier II Super-Tac.All for a modest $2280.00Here's another interesting wrinkle on America's favorite 1911. We've added a special tactical package including special sights and a special finish to the Premier II© to make it an ideal duty/ tactical sidearm. Features include:
Baer NM steel frame, NM slide and NM barrel with stainless bushing
Slide fitted to frame
Double serrated slide
Low mount LBC adjustable rear sight and Baer dovetail front sight both fitted with tritium night sights
Lowered and flared ejection port Tuned and polished extractor
Baer extended ejector
Baer checkered slide stop
Baer speed trigger with crisp 4 lb pull
Baer deluxe Commander hammer and sear
Baer beavertail grip safety with pad
Flat serrated mainspring housing
Beveled mag well Polished feed ramp and throated barrel
Baer tactical style ambi safety
High checkered front strap @ 30 lpi
Pistol tuned for total reliability
Baer Premium Checkered Cocobola grips
Deburred for tactical carry
Bear Coat coating on complete pistol for maximum corrosion resistance
(1) 8-round premium magazine
Maybe I'll just get that TRP I've always wanted...
I like.
My next 1911 is the Para 18-9
It is a 1911 in 9mm 18+1 rounds.
You've got good taste VAMarine. Allow me to live vicariously through you for a bit if you don't mind. If I ever drop $2280.00 at one time on a handgun both it and I will need to seek our lodging and eating needs elsewere. Lest I risk bodily injury at the hands of my wife with said new purchase.
I'd have other issues, last time I came home with a Baer, my wife decided she wanted a Nighthawk Custom, luckily for me I found a sweet deal on a Wilson Professional.
Since I'm looking at dropping some coin, I put in a pricing request to Fusion Firearms for a build 100% the way I want it. I figure if I'm going to go all out I might as well get exactly what I want.
Last edited by VAMarine; 11-11-2009 at 08:38 PM.
Well....I think I might be going the Fusion route when I'm ready, the quote for what I want is quite attractive.5 1911 .45ACP standard bushing/barrel config with match barrel
Steel Frame with rail, bobtailed, no undercut front strap. 30LPI checkering.
Heinie sights. Standard tritium front (pinned), ledged, QWIK rear (.156 notch, standard black)
Prefer narrow cocking serrations, front and rear such as those seen HERE
GI spring guide and plug
Black over gray (small parts in black) Yukon coat (add alternate pricing for entire package Ion Bonded)
Standard Commander hammer.
Long trigger
Fit/finish spare extractor
VZ Operator Grips, Black, G10
great gun.
You've got good and expensive tastes VAMarine
But what the heck you only live once.
Darn now you got me thinking about my next - not needed .45 or .22 or.380 or 9mm or or or
I've always had a thing for the black over gray color scheme.
I've been eye balling Fusion since they started, I'm surprised I've waited this long to order, hopefully in another month or two I will start the process on this one, there's a couple quirks in the quote they sent me to be worked out, hopefully by February I'll get the ball rolling on this order.
Get the Les Baer and dont look back I love my Thunder Ranch. You cannot go wrong with that purchase
Congrats, I love my Thunder Ranch.
You won't be disappointed with that bad boy, good choice!
Congratulations on you new gun.


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What Smells At The Office?
What smells at the office? Is it something that's rotting in the fridge? How about the dude next to you?
No need to give names—but every now and then you just need to vent (or vent out the smell). Leave a comment with your smelly office story!


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FiveThirtyEight Crunches the Oscar Numbers
In the latest Vanity Fair, Nate Silver and Walter Hickey, lead lifestyle writer of FiveThirtyEight, broke down the history of Oscar nominated films. Hickey discusses trends about content, source material, stock characters and more.
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$1 Million Worth of Counterfeit Guitars Intercepted at Mail Center in Jersey City
Posted on May 1, 2014
$1 million worth of counterfeit guitars was intercepted at a bulk mail center in Jersey City by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers. Some of the 165 counterfeit guitars are pictured above. The CBP says the guitars would have an estimated retail value of over $1 million. They were designed to resemble high-end guitars from legitimate manufacturers.
Gothamist reports that the guitars were manufactured in China. The guitars will be destroyed.
Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Patrol
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Oakley: McIlroy, Nike breached deal
Posted on December 14, 2012
Apparel-maker Oakley has sued golfer Rory McIlroy and Nike, saying the world's top-ranked golfer and Nike breached his existing contract with Oakley when he recently signed a new deal with Nike.
According to a lawsuit filed Monday in federal court in Santa Ana, Calif., Oakley tried to use its use its right of first refusal to match the Nike offer, but McIlroy and his agent, Conor Ridge, ignored their counter-offer, thereby breaching the Oakley-McIroy contract.
Oakley claims in its lawsuit that its contractual rights for McIlroy's endorsements of its eyewear and performance apparel would be 30 percent of the Nike package. If the reports in European golf publications of a $200 million deal with Nike are accurate, then Oakley offered about $60 million to continue its deal with McIlroy. No one involved in the dispute will confirm the magnitude of the Nike offer, and it is described in the court papers only as an offer of "$_M."
According to Oakley, the damage that has resulted from McIlroy's refusal to renew with Oakley is "irreparable" and entitles Oakley to an injunction that would stop Nike and McIlroy from concluding or implementing their contract. Oakley is also claiming money damages but does not specify any amount and asserts that it has spent $300,000 on a photo shoot for the products McIlroy would have endorsed in 2013.
In addition to Footjoy and Titleist, McIlroy had a deal with Oakley for eyewear and performance apparel. It includes what is known as a "right of first refusal," a contract clause that allowed Oakley to match any offer that included payments to McIlroy for glasses and clothing. If Oakley wanted to match what Nike offered, its deal would continue into 2013 instead of expiring on Dec. 31.
The key to any resolution of the dispute is in a string emails between Oakley and agent Ridge that began back in September. Late on a Saturday evening (Sept. 29) as negotiations for a renewal of the Oakley deal seemed to be falling apart, a sports marketing executive at Oakley named Pat McIlvain sent an email to agent Ridge that said, "Understood. We are out of the mix. No contract for 2013. Pat Mac."
The late-night "out of the mix" e-mail is clearly the basis for a statement on Friday from McIlroy's management company in Dublin to ESPN.com asserting that "McIlroy has fulfilled all of his obligations to Oakely,and the claims in the lawsuit are entirely baseless."
McIlroy and Nike will assert in court that McIlvain's email was a waiver of Oakley's contractual rights to renew with McIlroy. But McIroy's team of agents and lawyers, after the supposed waiver, then continued to bargain with Oakley and gave Oakley the dollar amounts that Oakley would be required to match. It was not until Oct. 23 that McIlroy's attorney finally told Oakley that he "would not be continuing his relationship with Oakley beyond Dec. 31" and that they "would not engage in any further correspondence on the matter of the right of first refusal."
As McIlroy ascended to the world's top ranking, his endorsement deals began to expire giving him a chance to put together the most lucrative package in the history of the sport.
With Titleist and Footjoy, McIlroy's previous sponsors fading out of the picture, Nike entered with an offer for head-to-toe coverage that is reported to be worth more than $200 million. It was to include everything -- equipment, footwear, performance apparel, and what sports marketing folks like to call the "front of the hat."


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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va.- Head coach Ben Johnson announced three recruits have signed a National Letter of Intent including five start recruit Jacob Dunbar, Maryland's No. 1 ranked player Alex Hahn, and Switzerland native Jonathan Quenard.
Dunbar is ranked 50th overall in the United States and is the top player in Ohio. He boasts of a record of 43-16 in singles play.
In competition Dunbar won two national USTA doubles championships and one runner up title in USTA singles play.
Dunbar comes to the University of Richmond with a rich history of tennis excellence and family connection. His mother, Vicki Dunbar, played pro tennis for 10 years and set the record for longest point, tiebreaker, and match in women's tennis history.
Dubar's cousin, A.J. Nelson played at Richmond for three years after transferring from Rhode Island. In addition, Jacob's older brother Ethan played in the number one position as a red-shirt freshman for the majority of the 2012 spring season.
Alex Hahn, a native of Rockville, Md, is ranked the number one player in Maryland and 75th overall in the United States according to tennisrecruiting.com.
Hahn won high school states as a freshman in doubles competition, and achieved a top-25 Boys 16 USTA national ranking.
Jonathan Quenard, originally from Lausanne, Switzerland, trained at the Saddlebrook Tennis Academy in Wesley Chapel, Florida from sophomore to senior year.
Quenard was ranked 760th in the world by the International Tennis Federation.
In singles play he was named champion of the BSAC Tennis Local Junior Fall Classic champion in Brandon, Fla.
In doubles he advanced to the finals of the ACE Tennis U18 ITF Canadian World Ranking Event with partner Gerardo Penchyna in Burlington, Canada this past fall.
The Spider tennis team starts their season at the VCU 4-1 on Saturday, January 18th.
Stay updated on all of the latest Richmond men's tennis news on RichmondSpiders.com


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