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August, 9, 2010
By Corey Long, ESPN Recruiting
It appears that the decisions are in for Plant (Tampa, Fla.) teammates James Wilder II, Phillip Ely and Tony Posada. According to a press release from the school, Ely and Posada will make their decisions during a press conference Wednesday at 5 p.m. And according to the Tampa Tribune, Wilder will make his announcement next week. The likely date for the announcement is August 18.


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The timing of my SuperTooth HD Voice review is a bit unfair, as my previous hands-free experience was with the rather stellar system built into my Kia Soul. Unfortunately, the rest of the Kia Soul was considerably less than stellar, so that car is gone now. My current wheels have no hands-free system, so I was eager to try out the HD Voice.
After a few months with it, I can say I'm quite satisfied.
Installation of the SuperTooth HD Voice is incredibly simple. A metal clip attaches to your visor, and a set of powerful magnets then holds the HD Voice in place. They're powerful enough that you get no movement when driving, but the unit comes off easily when you need to remove it for charging. Although, with 1,000 hours of stand-by and up to 20 hours of talk time, you won't be needing to do that often. And considering a USB car charger comes with the kit, you may not need to remove it at all. Quite honestly, I was shocked at how long it took the HD Voice to warn me that its battery was low.
Pairing it is just as simple. When you first turn it on, you'll select your language from the 12 available (if you consider British and American English to be two separate languages). You then simply search for the HD Voice from your iPhone, select it when it appears, and enter the pairing code provided. Two phones can be connected simultaneously (eight can be paired, but only two can be active at a time), and once I set up the connections the first time, the HD Voice never lost them.
Once pairing is complete, the HD Voice will transfer your phonebook for contact identification. When successful, the incoming caller's name will be spoken to you, and you can accept the call by simply saying, "Okay." You can also accept a call by pressing the volume button for one second.
Oddly, it's not as simple as to make a call. If you press the volume button for three seconds you can redial the last phone number dialed, which is great for reconnecting a lost call or if you typically only speak to one person, which is not uncommon for me. Otherwise, you're using the HD Voice to connect to Siri on your iPhone to make your call. That's all well and good, but Siri's voice recognition is pretty sketchy when I'm not driving down the highway. Trying to call my wife, Tieraney, through the HD Voice mostly ended up with Siri not finding "Journey" in my phone book or trying to find a Chinese restaurant near my current location.
Once you are connected, however, the HD Voice is fantastic. The dual speaker / dual microphone / dual noise cancellation system was very clear at any volume, and the person on the other end never had any trouble understanding me, even with the windows down at city road speeds. This is where it paled to the system built into my Kia Soul, which used the car stereo system for audio, but it's certainly better than you'd expect from a singular device hanging above your head.
I also found it useful for hearing Navigon's turn-by-turn GPS directions, as the speaker was clear enough for me to understand it without having to turn down the car stereo; I never had that luxury when using the iPhone's speakers alone. And because the HD Voice uses A2DP technology, you could stream your music to it, too, but come on…the speakers aren't that good.
Ultimately, the SuperTooth HD Voice is good enough that I don't miss the built-in system in my Soul. My next car will still likely feature a factory installed hands-free system, but I'm good until then. Pick up the HD Voice, and you will be, too.
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Detroit Lions UDFA Camp Stud Award Winner AnnouncedSeptember 2, 2012
They come into NFL training camps with nothing but high hopes of making the 53-player final roster. Some are so little known that you can't even find them on Google.
These are the undrafted rookie "camp bodies" who are considered to be little more than mobile blocking sleds and tackling dummies. Their names are crudely taped to the front of their helmets.
A Lions Tradition is Born
Two years ago, an unknown DB named Randy Phillips burst upon the training camp scene with a combination of work ethic and playmaking that made him a standout. Phillips became the Lions fans' pet cat.
Phillips was ultimately cut, but was signed to the practice squad. This gave me an idea: Shouldn't we honor Phillips, who defied long odds to make the team, with an award?
The Randy Phillips UDFA Camp Stud Award was born.
Last year, there was a spirited competition between MLB Cobrani Mixon, WR Demario Ballard and SS Ricardo Silva. Mixon never stood a chance behind newly acquired veteran Stephen Tulloch and veteran backup Ashlee Palmer.
Ballard had the look of Calvin Johnson, albeit ever so briefly. When the Lions signed free-agent WR Maurice Stovall, Ballard got the ax.
That left Silva, who outplayed veteran free agent Erik Coleman during training camp in the opinion of Lions fans. Alas, Silva would be a late cut, who, like Randy Phillips, would be signed to the practice squad.
Silva became the first recipient of the "Randy." The winner of this prestigious award receives an all-expense paid trip to the practice squad and the renewed hope that he might someday crack the roster.
So who would win the award in 2012? The Lions, with a training camp roster bloated to 90 players, brought in 19 UDFAs for a look-see. They were cut early and often during camp, but three emerged from the rabble. The "Randy" hopefuls were:
LB Carmen Messina (New Mexico)
Messina had a great camp and turned quite a few heads. Messina bravely faced the challenge of beating out second-year veteran Doug Hogue and drafted rookies Tahir Whitehead and Travis Lewis. Inconsistency and the numbers worked against him, however, and he became one of the Lions' final roster cuts.
While an invitation to join the Lions' practice squad remains a possibility for Messina, he will ultimately be our second runner-up.
WR Patrick Edwards (Houston)
Edwards was a walk-on at Houston and a late UDFA invitee to the Lions' training camp. He looked very competitive during camp, catching everything in his zip code.
But Edwards had a Derek Williams (remember him?) habit of dropping balls in the exhibition season. Then, like Williams, Edwards decided to fair-catch a punt at the three-yard line.
Edwards showed enough promise that he will likely be re-signed to the practice squad. Edwards was the final roster cut, so he becomes our runner-up.
And the winner of the "Randy" is…
QB Kellen Moore (Boise State)
Moore's preseason journey was rocky. I've been reminded 2,149 times that mini-Moore posted a record of 50-3 for the Broncos and almost single-handedly became the 2011 BCS "buster."
There were fleeting moments when I was certain that Moore's release was imminent. His QB rating after his preseason debut against Cleveland was 9.8.
But Moore rallied nicely, and by the end of the final preseason game against Buffalo, he looked to be much more comfortable and finally took command of the offense.
While Moore will not make Lions fans forget QB Drew Stanton anytime soon, it's clear that the Lions coaching staff will continue to cling for dear life to a three-QB system.
So here's to you, Kellen Moore! May your reign bring you all the success that you so richly deserve, even if it is on the practice squad.
Our "Randy" winner, QB Kellen Moore, was forced to relinquish his all-expense paid trip to the practice squad. He actually made the 53-man roster.
As a result, our blue-ribbon panel has given two grand prizes—to our runner-up, Patrick Edwards, and second runner-up, Carmen Messina.
Congratulations to our winners!


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If you drive a bicycle in Amsterdam, you've probably been called some bad names in Dutch, without even knowing it. If you are curious what Dutch swear words mean and how to swear in Dutch, you can check out the list below.
If you want to use some of the words, tread very, very carefully. Especially in Amsterdam, swearing comes naturally for the locals and is often done with a tongue in cheek style that can be easy to miss and even more difficult to imitate.
When a foreigner tries to swear these Dutch swear words come across much harsher, especially when you don't use the correct accent and tone of voice. Use this list with caution and drive safely!
10 Dutch swear words
1. Krijg de k(o)lere
Best translated as 'fuck off'. Kolere (also klere; klerelijer) is a word that stems from cholera, a disease that spread across Europe in the mid 1800s. The infection spread quickly by contaminated water. In 1866 over 1151 people in Amsterdam died of cholera.
The Dutch curse Krijg de kolere is pronouced with a strong Amsterdam accent and was made famous due to the movie (and title song of) Ciske de Rat in which the young boy shouts it to its abusive mother just before he kills her in a fit of rage. You can watch the entire movie on You Tube with English subtitles.
Other uses of the word kolere:
Kolerelijer! (sufferer of cholera)
Wat een klerezooi (what a mess)
2. Kijk uit je doppen!
Meaning 'watch out' kijk uit je doppen uses an old Amsterdam word for eyes: doppen. So literally this word means 'look out from your eyes'. A dop is literally a cap or lid.
Doppen is also used in the Dutch phrase boontjes doppen: taking the ends off green beans. The expression zijn eigen boontjes doppen means 'taking his affairs in his own hands', not using the help of others.
3. Hou(d) je smoel
In Dutch 'shut up' has many versions. Hou je smoel is typically from Amsterdam, with smoel meaning snout or face (like: shut your face). A better known version is Hou je bek / hou je bek dicht (Keep your mouth shut).
Smoel is Dutch swear word that can also have a more positive connotation. Something that has 'smoel', means it has 'character'. For example: we moeten het een smoel geven: we have to give it more of a 'face'.
4. Dutch swear words: Opzoute(n)!
A popular Amsterdam word to say for 'go away' is opzoute! (the (n) is unpronounced). It's also used for third, unidentified persons: Laat ze opzoute! (in british: let them piss off) or a specific person: Eberhard moet opzoute! (Eberhard, -Amsterdam mayor- must fuck off).
Alternatively, oprotten! rot op! or opflikkeren! is used.
5. Klap voor je kanis
You want a smack in the face? Wil je een klap voor je kanis? Like smoel, kanis is the Amsterdam version of face or mouth.
6. Ben je helemaal besodemieterd?
A rather rethorical question, used only for the more advanced Dutch speakers, as besodemieterd is not an easy word to pronounce or remember. As a Dutch swear word, Ben je helemaal besodemieterd means Are you out of your mind, are you crazy?
Literally, when you are besodemieterd, it means you have been deceived. In this way, the very famous Dutch singer Marco Borsato uses it in the (well known) song Ik leef niet meer voor jou.
Je hebt me keihard voorgelogen
Besodemieterd en bedrogen
Dus droog die tranen in je ogen
Ik leef niet meer voor jou
You have lied to me without remorse
You've double-crossed me and deceived me
So dry the tears in your eyes now
I don't live for you anymore
The entire song has nice, familiarised Dutch expressions, look for lyrics, translation in English and the song here.
7. Kapsoneslijer
As we have seen, lijer is sufferer, so someone who is kapsoneslijer is suffering from kapsones, a typically Amsterdam slang word. When someone has kapsones, it means his ego is too big, he has too much pride or is arrogant, has pretenses. So if someone tells you you are a kapsoneslijer, it's not good!
8. Zit niet te zeiken. Zeik niet zo.
In English you would use the expression 'don't be a pain in the ass' to translate Zit niet zo te zeiken. I have used the word 'ass' instead of 'neck', because zeiken is a very rude Dutch swear word and it's not to be used for any your friends.
Hou (eens) op met je gezeik! Quit bitching!
In the dictionary you might find 'zeiken' as a word for to delay or put off, but it's really not used in this way in every day life.
Literally zeiken means to pee/piss. Ik moet zeiken is a (very!) vulgar and seedy way to say that you have to use the toilet.
9. Kan me geen reet schelen
Het kan mij geen (ene) reet schelen means I don't give a fuck. Yes, it's vulgar, so it means you really, really do not care. Reet is a vulgar Dutch swear word for 'ass'.
So from that we can distil more vulgar Dutch expressions: lik me reet (kiss my ass, literally lick my ass). Het zal me de reet roesten ( I don't care). Je kan me reet likken (you can kiss my ass). Ik vind er geen reet aan. (I don't like it at all.) Amme reet! (I won't do it).
On a more positive use, you can also stick a feather in someone's ass (Een veer in iemand's reet steken) and then you make someone a compliment!
10. Eikel, lul, klootzak, muts, doos, kuttekop, kutwijf
Eikel, lul, klootzak, and klojo are more or less the same, meaning asshole or dickhead, really a rather unpleasant man. In Amsterdam these terms are used freely and easily, especially in traffic.
Kankerlijer (sufferer of cancer) is also popular and comes from the popular use in Dutch of diseases in swear words. In this category also falls teringlijer.
The words muts (wollen hat), doos (box, slang for vagina) and kuttekop (vagina head) are used to insult women. (with or without the prefix stomme -stupid. The British 'You old cow!' comes close to the meaning.
Wijf (slang for 'woman') has positive and negative uses in Amsterdam (lekker wijf is vulgar for 'attractive girl), but the different uses are very subtle, so using these Dutch swear words are only for the advanced.
Of course it's clear that kutwijf (cunt woman/bitch), kankerwijf (cancer bitch) and dom/stom wijf (stupid woman) are strong insults!
Don't try these Dutch swear words at home!


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FRISCO, Texas (March 9, 2011) – In a move designed to strengthen player development and bridge the gap between the Academy and professional teams, Major League Soccer has revived its Reserve League and FC Dallas has named Oscar Pareja head coach of its reserve squad, linking the professional team with the Academy, the club announced today.
"I thought it was a great idea to start bridging the academy to the professional team," said Pareja. "There was a gap between the elite youth, development academy and professional teams, and I think getting that gap covered is a great idea for the future of FC Dallas players and the club."
Pareja will continue in his role as director of player development for the FC Dallas Academy as the U-16 and U-18 squads will work more closely with the professional team. With MLS rosters expanding to 30 players and the addition of an MLS Reserve League, Pareja will coach the reserve squad, becoming an extension of Schellas Hyndman's staff.
"Oscar has done a tremendous job with our Academy preparing our young players to be professionals," said Hyndman. "I am confident Oscar will continue to develop our reserve team to be ready to contribute to the first team's success. Oscar will share his knowledge and experiences with our reserve team on a daily basis."
FC Dallas has added six home grown players (Bryan Leyva, Ruben Luna, Moises Hernandez, Victor Ulloa, Jonathan Top and Richard Sanchez) from its Academy program to its professional roster during the past 16 months, two more than any other MLS team.
"We needed the Reserve League, not only for young developing players, but also for some older players who weren't getting enough minutes each week," said Pareja. "The Reserve League returning gives both young pros out of college and home grown players the professional competition they need to continue their development."
With Pareja's involvement on the professional side and John Ellinger's continued involvement with the Academy, FC Dallas will strengthen its commitment to identifying and developing home grown talent for the professional team.
Ellinger will attend Academy training sessions and games as his schedule allows. The former U.S. Soccer U-17 head coach and director of youth development, Ellinger spearheaded the launch of the U.S. Soccer U-17 Residency Program in Bradenton, Fla. The program debuted on Jan. 17, 1999, with U.S. Soccer collecting the top 20 of the country's elite youth players and placing them in year-round training at the IMG Academy. Among the more than 200 players that have graduated from the program are Landon Donovan, DaMarcus Beasley, Bobby Convey, Oguchi Onyewu, Michael Bradley and current FC Dallas players Eric Avila, Josh Lambo, Peri Marosevic and Brek Shea.
The Academy structure is designed to provide a professional environment for players from an early age without sacrificing players' academic options. Last June the club hired Scott Dymond as a full-time college director, launching the first such program in MLS. Dymond is in charge of advising FC Dallas Youth and Academy players who want to play college soccer, as well as providing college showcases to help get those players seen by top college recruiters.
More recently, FC Dallas teamed with Frisco ISD to develop the soccer intensive academic curriculum (SIAC). The SIAC allows Academy players who live outside of the Frisco district to attend classes with their teammates. The Academy players participating in the "pre-residency" program train twice a day at Pizza Hut Park and attend school with a modified schedule in the exemplary Frisco ISD. The program is free of all costs to each student-athlete invited to participate and offers defined scholastic mentoring and support from FC Dallas to help each player achieve optimal on and off the field potential. Academy players can also join the reserve team for games.
"Allowing the Academy players to play in reserve games is huge for them because it gives them a goal to earn a spot in those games all the time," said Pareja. "They are young players dreaming about becoming professionals, and the structure allows them to test their potential as future pros without giving up the opportunity to earn a college scholarship some day."
Oscar Pareja named head coach of the FC Dallas Reserve squad
FRISCO, Texas (March 9, 2011) – In a move designed to strengthen player development and bridge the gap between the Academy and professional teams, Major League Soccer has revived its Reserve League and FC Dallas has named Oscar Pareja head coach of its reserve squad, linking the professional team with the Academy, the club announced today.


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International Preview
Toronto, Canada - After a half-century of waiting, Buffalo is finally gearing up for its first bowl appearance.
Bet the 2009 International Bowl
Coming off an improbable Mid-American Conference title, the Bulls look to wrap up a memorable season with a win in the International Bowl against Connecticut, which boasts the nation's top rusher, at the Rogers Centre in Toronto on Jan. 3.
Oddsmakers from Online Sportsbook Sportsbook.com have made Connecticut –4.5 point spread favorites for the International Bowl against Buffalo. Current College Fooball Public Betting Information shows that 60% of more than 1,178 bets for this game have been placed on the Connecticut –4.5.
Although this will be Buffalo's first bowl appearance in its 94-year history, this is its second bowl invitation.
The 1958 team went 8-1 and was invited to the Tangerine Bowl, but Buffalo (8-5) declined the invitation because its black players wouldn't have been able to participate.
A few years ago, it didn't look like another bowl invitation was going to come anytime soon for the Bulls.
Buffalo went 10-69 in its first seven seasons in the Football Bowl Subdivision prior to Turner Gill taking over as a first-time coach in 2006.
The Bulls didn't see an immediate improvement under Gill - the former Nebraska star quarterback and 1983 Heisman Trophy finalist - as the team went 2-10 in his first season, but they improved to 5-7 to finish third in the East Division in 2007.
Buffalo got off to a slow start this season, losing four of its first six games, but a 14-point fourth-quarter comeback in a 27-24 overtime win over Army on Oct. 18 marked a turning point. That victory sparked a five-game win streak that included a 43-40 quadruple-overtime win at Akron on Nov. 13 and a 40-34 double-overtime win at Bowling Green a week later that clinched Buffalo its first East title.
In the conference title game on Dec. 5, the Bulls upset previously undefeated and then-No. 12 Ball State 42-24 to capture their first MAC championship.
"I'm just proud,'' Gill said. "We came to a program where there wasn't a lot of hope or expectations. We came together as a unit and that's why this football team is successful.''
Gill has emerged as a hot commodity after turning around what had been a laughingstock of a program, with his name linked to various schools with coaching vacancies.
"Maybe my work is done here, I don't know that,'' Gill said. "There's some things that are probably going to happen, but I don't know when.''
First things first, the Bulls are trying to defeat a Connecticut (7-5) team making its second straight bowl appearance.
The Huskies, who are in their seventh season in the FBS, lost to Wake Forest 24-10 in last season's Meineke Bowl after defeating Toledo 39-10 in the 2004 Motor City Bowl.
"For the overall good of the program, it's a significant step to be in back-to-back bowls," UConn coach Randy Edsall said. "When you take a look at where we were and where we are right now...I just want to give the kids a lot of credit for doing what they've done."
The Huskies got off to a fast start to the season by winning their first five games, but went just 2-5 the rest of the way to finish in fifth place in the Big East.
UConn's offense was extremely inconsistent over its final seven games, scoring 79 points in its two wins, but just 58 in the losses. In their regular-season finale, a 34-10 loss to then-No. 23 Pittsburgh on Dec. 6, the Huskies turned the ball over five times - the third time this season they committed five in a game.
While quarterbacks Tyler Lorenzen (two touchdowns, eight interceptions) and Zach Frazer (two touchdowns, six interceptions) have struggled, running back Donald Brown has carried the offense.
Brown led the FBS with 1,822 rushing yards, scored 17 touchdowns and was named the Big East offensive player of the year. He went over 100 yards in 10 games and over 200 yards twice.
The junior announced he will return to the Huskies for his senior year and already has a goal in mind.
"Yeah, we can explore the options, see what they have to say, but I'm coming back,'' Brown said. "My goal is to go to the Orange Bowl. That's what I want to do, and next year will be my last shot.''
Brown should be able to find room to run in Toronto, as Buffalo is 83rd in the nation in rush defense (158.8 yards per game), and has allowed an average of 195.9 rushing yards in its last seven contests.
While its defense has been susceptible, Buffalo was led by an offense that was second in the MAC in scoring (31.1 points per game).
Senior quarterback Drew Willy threw for 3,091 yards, 25 touchdowns and five interceptions, and has been at his best lately, throwing 13 TD passes and one interception in his last seven games.
Running back James Starks, who was named to the first team all-MAC, led the ground attack. The junior rushed for 1,308 yards and scored 15 TDs, and has helped put the Bulls in position to finish with nine wins for the first time since the 1986 team went 9-2.
"It was, 'UB doesn't win, blah, blah blah.' It was real bad,'' Starks said. "Now I can talk to those people and say, 'Hey, look at what we did.'''
Buffalo has lost the last four meetings with the Huskies, and is 4-12 in the all-time series. In the last meeting in 2005, UConn won 38-0.
International Bowl Public Betting Trends:
All games in this series since 1992
CONNECTICUT is 4-2 against the spread versus BUFFALO since 1992
CONNECTICUT is 6-1 straight up against BUFFALO since 1992
1 of 1 games in this series have gone UNDER THE TOTAL since 1992
International Bowl Key Player Injuries:
No significant injuries.
[RB] Andre Dixon expected to miss - Suspension - 12/02/08
[RB] Andre Dixon out indefinitely - Suspension - 12/03/08
[TE] Steve Brouse is out 6 - 8 weeks - Leg - 09/28/08
[OL] Alex LaMagdelanie is out for the season. - Shoulder - 09/12/08
[DT] Jarrell Miller has left the team. - Personal - 08/02/08
[LB] CJ Marck expected to miss - Personal - 12/03/08
[LB] Greg Llyod missed last game, expected to miss - Personal - 11/30/08
[DB] Darius Butler out 4 - 6 weeks - Ankle - 11/03/08
Bet the 2009 International Bowl
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Hello internett!
I have now been thinking of this idea of mine for a looong time! Why not actually do shomthing and make it?
I allerady have some beginner experience in c++ and HTML(and CSS) altough i dont remember much, but i am sure it will come back quicly once i start again.
So how should i pursue my dream? I am planning to use this year uintill the summer to learn how to program, design and do electronics. But how? Wich languages?
I want to create a program that will be the center of the house. A program that will run on a indipendent chip/computer and communicate with other devices, computers and the internett.
My program needs:
- a pretty advanced AI. (So it understands for example a sentence i will feed it with, and be able to give a fitting response.) and be able to run several things at once and it needs to be pretty quick (responsive)
- a method to send wireless signals to other components.
- Be incorporeted into all systems. Windows, linux, mac etc. (like if the central program runs on an indipendent chip running for example linux and it is able to co operate on the same or a sligthly diffrent variation of the program on for example windows)
- Have a graphical interface that i can output to for example my tv (to for example watch movies, a monitor or a monitor bougth and used for that purpose.
Now for the questions:
- Wich programming languages should i learn? C++ was pretty confusing but i think i can manange (begginer c++ was easy but when i started moving on things became pretty confusing)
- Wich type of hardware should i use? (i have been sniffing on the raspberry pi latly, but i dont know if it is fast enough to deal with my problems)
- Should i take a course or should i just stick with youtube and internett?
Thank you internett for answering my questions!
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The Calgary Stampeders don't like to mention last season.
Nobody wants to be living in the past, no matter how enjoyable it is.
But a history lesson during their current tough times makes sense because recent yesteryear provides a template for where they go from today.
On this day one year ago, the Stamps were coming off a one-point loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. It was their low point of the season -- not the loss, their record -- at 3-3.
On the heels of Saturday night's 24-23 defeat at the hands of the Roughriders, their record stands at 2-3.
Either way, it was from that point the Stampeders of a year ago turned around their fortunes.
The Red & White rattled off 12 wins in 14 outings en route to the Grey Cup.
Seems like a reminder of how they were spinning their wheels a year ago and what it took to become a Grey Cup winning team would work today.
"I use some analogy, but I don't use it in the sense that time will heal things," said GM/head coach John Hufnagel yesterday. "When we were a .500 ball club last year, we were a team that was trying to get better. That's where we are right now, a team trying to get better. It really doesn't matter what our record is at this point. You're always trying to get better each and every week, because the key to the whole CFL process -- getting into the playoffs and doing well in the playoffs -- is playing your best football at the end.
"We're definitely not playing really good football at this point."
True, the Stampeders aren't at their peak. But it's not like they're a lost cause, either.
Offensively, they've been inconsistent -- part of that due to injuries -- but there have been signs of the high-octane game.
Defensively, they've seen plenty of turnover but been stronger the past three weeks.
Still, there are improvements to be made, just like there were a year ago.
Hufnagel, whose charges were given the day off, knows what turned the season around last summer.
It can't be too hard to remind them the differences between being a struggling crew and marching to a title.
"We played better football. We had similar problems at the beginning of the season to what we're having right now. We were able to correct them," he said. "It remains to be seen whether we can get this thing corrected."
Those would be penalties and a lack of execution, something he's made mention of plenty.
"We're not playing smart football. We're making too many mental mistakes, giving away some opportunities and giving the other team second opportunities. There are a lot of things that need to be corrected, and if they do, we'll have a better chance to win football games. If we don't, we'll be struggling."
"I'm very positive the players want it to be corrected, and they'll do the necessary things to get it corrected."
The first step will begin at practice today in anticipation of Saturday's home date with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Quarterback Henry Burris said Sunday it's quite simple what the Stamps must do from this point.
"Improve. Really, that's the only thing you can do," he said. "This team? We'll stay together, regroup and get this thing back on-line. Each and every guy has to take it upon himself to prepare the way we did when we have been victorious.
"We may have won two games and did it in good fashion, but it means nothing when the following week comes out. You can't just step out there and win."
More will be known today on the status of receiver Ryan Thelwell (hamstring), but the Stamps don't have plans to bring in a veteran receiver in case he can't play Saturday.
Thelwell has been battling a nagging hamstring since training camp and took the bulk of the action for injured WR Ken-Yon Rambo.
If Thelwell can't go, expect non-import WR Blaine Kruger to be put on the roster.


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Among numerous health myths, one particularly skewed belief is that eggs are bad for your heart; however, eating eggs on a daily basis may prove to hold numerous health benefits, especially a decreased risk of heart disease. Research showed that, in healthy adults, eating eggs every day did not produce:
- A negative effect on endothelial function, an aggregate measure of cardiac risk.
- An increase in cholesterol levels.
Additionally, in their effort to blow the "egg myth" out of the water, researchers assessed the effect both egg and oat ingestion had on endothelial function in 49 adults. Participants were assigned to eat two eggs or oats every day for six weeks.
Throughout the study period, researchers noted that flow-mediated dilation (FMD), which measures how well the endothelium acts to keep blood moving by widening the blood vessel, was stable in both groups and did not significantly differ between them.
Effects of Eggs/Oats on Cholesterol
Not only did the results prove that dietary cholesterol from eggs had a much smaller effect on cardiac risk than saturated fat, it also showed that six weeks of:
Egg consumption had no effect on total cholesterol or LDL.
Oat consumption significantly lowered levels of both total cholesterol and LDL (a finding that may perpetuate a flawed belief that oats may be better for you).
International Journal of Cardiology March 10, 2005; Volume 99, Issue 1, Pages 65-70
This article is an excellent addition to the list of popular articles I've run that help debunk the risks of eating eggs--which I believe are one of the healthiest foods. This study provides solid scientific support to refute those who believe eggs are not healthy for you.
While eggs cast an extremely beneficial influence over your health, it is important to take great care in ...
Knowing What to Look For and Where to Find Healthy Eggs
Please choose the higher quality free-range organic varieties. Organic eggs are a great value and relatively inexpensive. They are an incredible source of high-quality nutrients that many of us are deficient in--especially high-quality protein and fat. It is my strong belief that they serve as an incredible nearly ideal fuel source for most of us. Additionally, they are incredibly inexpensive relative to other food options.
Aside from making sure you are purchasing free-range organic eggs, there are a number of additional guidelines you should follow to ensure your eggs are of the best quality:
If you can, contact the company providing your healthy eggs and find out what they are feeding their chickens. An egg is considered organic if the chicken was only fed organic food and will not have bioaccumulated high levels of pesticides from the grains (mostly bioengineered corn) fed to typical chickens. Many eggs are advertised as having omega-3 but it might not be as good as they are leading you to believe. If they are using flaxseed to increase the omega-3 fats they won't be as beneficial as if they feed the chickens seaweed or kelp, which have the far more beneficial DHA and EPA. The ALA in flaxseed is far inferior to the marine fats.
I recommend purchasing your eggs from the farmer directly if at all possible; this way you can be certain of the quality. If you cannot find a farmer to sell you eggs directly, then organic eggs from the store would be your next best option. It is also wise NOT to refrigerate your eggs. If you have ever been to Europe or South America and gone into the grocery stores you will know that this is commonly done in those countries.
Knowing How to Prepare Your Eggs
I personally consume at least three raw egg yolks every morning as part of my normal breakfast. It is my belief that consuming the yolk raw helps preserve many of the highly perishable nutrients such as lutein and zeaxanthin, which are powerful prevention elements of the most common cause of blindness, age-related macular degeneration. This also means there is no sense in taking supplements for these incredible antioxidants when you get the nutrients for free from eggs. I now am actually throwing the white away, but one could make an argument to cook and eat it.
Some of you may be concerned about the risk of salmonella from raw eggs; however, I analyzed the risk in a past article and found most people have a better chance of winning the lottery than contracting salmonella from eggs from healthy chickens.
To learn more about my reasoning on eating your egg yolks raw, you can review my latest updated recommendations. If you choose not to eat your egg yolks raw, cooking them soft-boiled would be the next best option.
Scrambling your eggs would be one of the worst ways to eat eggs as it actually oxidizes the cholesterol in the egg yolk. If you have high cholesterol this may actually be a problem for you as the oxidized cholesterol may cause some damage in your body.
If you are not used to eating fresh raw eggs, you should start by eating just a tiny bit of it on a daily basis, and then gradually increase the portions.
For example, start by consuming only a few drops of raw egg yolk a day for the first three days. Gradually increase the amount that you consume in three-day increments. Try half a teaspoon for three days, then one teaspoon, then two teaspoons. When you are accustomed to that amount, increase it to one raw egg per day and subsequently to two raw eggs per day or more.
One should not consume raw egg whites without the yolks as raw egg whites contain avidin, which can bind to biotin. If you cook the egg white the avidin is not an issue. However if you consume them with raw egg yolk (whole egg) there is more than enough biotin in the yolk to compensate for the avidin binding.
There is a potential problem with using the entire raw egg if you are pregnant. Biotin deficiency is a common concern in pregnancy and it is possible that consuming whole raw eggs would make it worse. If you are pregnant you have two options. The first is to actually measure for a biotin deficiency. This is best done through urinary excretion of 3-hydroxyisovaleric acid (3-HIA), which increases as a result of the decreased activity of the biotin-dependent enzyme methylcrotonyl-CoA carboxylase.
Alternatively, you could take a biotin supplement, or consume only the yolk raw (and cook the whites).
If you choose not to eat your eggs raw, cooking them soft-boiled would be the next best option.
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The US Government Creates One Environmental Victory!
Sometimes it is necessary to focus on promising and hope-inspiring news stories, especially since the majority of environmental news stories are about doom and gloom. Recently, there has been a major victory for all Americans as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) managed to get the giant energy company American Electric Power to settle an eight year-long court case. The settlement is planned to cost the utility company $4.6 billion once all the chips are on the table. This settlement deals with 16 coal plants that were releasing unsafe levels of pollution. The fine will go towards cleaning up some of the pollution from these coal processing facilities as well as in updating the machinery with new regulatory devices.
At this time in the world's history, these types of cases are really important in terms of setting landmark precedents. Without a healthy fear of being punished for criminally polluting the world, there is nothing keeping companies from poisoning the air, water and earth. There is far too much commerce and need for energy in the world for investigators to be keeping tabs on all operations, and it has become clear that "the honor code" is not sufficient to insure a healthy environment. Therefore, we must make examples of companies like American Electric Power if we are to insure compliance with environmental laws and regulations.
Wherever you are living in the world, chances are you might be near a power plant or a large industrial complex. If you notice any environmental problems that may be related to these types of operations, then we encourage you to comment on this blog post and/or make a "Green Action Needed" map marker on the Eco-mmunity Map. Then make sure to send your friends an E-card with a link to your map marker. You can get this link by clicking the "grab link" button on the display of any map marker.


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Tennis Teams Selected to Host NCAA Regionals
April 30, 2003
LOS ANGELES - Both the UCLA men's and women's tennis teams have been selected to host first and second round play for the NCAA Division-I Tennis Championships, May 9-11.
On the men's side, sixth-seeded UCLA (20-3) will host Wichita State (16-10) in the first round on Saturday, May 10. In the other first round match that day, USC (13-11) will take on UC Santa Barbara (15-8). The winners of Saturday's matches will meet in the second round on Sunday for a spot in the 16-team NCAA Championship field May 17-26 in Athens, Ga.
The UCLA women (13-10) earned a No. 11 seed in the NCAA field. The Bruins will take on IUPUI (21-3) in the first round on Friday, May 9. The other first round match that day will feature Pepperdine (12-13) vs. Minnesota (18-6). The regional final will be on Saturday, May 10, with the winner advancing to the round of 16 in Gainesville, Fla.
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New theater company, NewBridge Theatre Co., will hold open house this weekend
It's been nearly a year since Elizabeth Tanner set out to open a new professional theatre company in Hastings. Last week, Tanner and her husband, Jonathan Goodman, signed a lease in one of Hastings' historic downtown buildings and gave NewBridge Theatre Company a home.
NewBridge is a company of professional actors and artists committed to providing a quality educational experience through workshops, individual training and internships. Although the company itself has been established for several months, finding a physical space through which it could reach the community has been a challenge.
"We had been looking all year for spaces," Tanner said.
They had gotten lots of leads, but kept running into roadblocks. Last week, they walked past the building at 105 E. Second St., formerly Dakota Pet Marketplace, and saw that it was available. A few days later, they signed a lease and got to work on renovations to get the interior ready for performance and creative arts.
Some might think the deep, narrow space is an unlikely candidate for a theatre company, but Tanner has seen smaller spaces work. She and her husband worked for a theatre company in Chicago that used a similar space that was smaller than the Hastings site, and shows there were always successful, Tanner said. Theatre is about telling stories and letting talent shine, she said, so the space didn't matter as long as there was talent.
The NewBridge space will be largely open and highly versatile. Near the front of the building will be room for dance and acting lessons. This area will also be used for performances. A room near the back of the building will be used for art and writing classes, and converted into a green room or dressing room for actors during performances.
Because there are several activities that will be happening inside the building, the space will be a conversion space, allowing NewBridge Theatre Co. to move things around however they need.
Education and performance
NewBridge Theatre Co. is about more than putting on a good show. The company is offering several classes for children and adults. Classes kick off this summer on July 30 with a painting class. There are intro to theatre classes, drawing classes, acting classes and even a session designed to help people feed their souls through a bit of creative respite. Tanner will also offer private voice and acting lessons.
During the summer, classes are more lighthearted, Tanner said. The fall class schedule will get a little more serious, with seven- to eight-week courses that delve deeper into the arts.
Students who take both Acting I and Acting II at NewBridge will be eligible for the company's internship program. Interns will shadow company members as they prepare and perform theatrical works. Then interns will take over for one show and do everything in place of the professionals. Ideally, the interns will go back and in turn help teach the younger students.
"It really is an old-school mentoring program," Tanner said.
A different sort of company
Tanner is taking a unique approach to performance. While most theatre companies keep everything except the set and actors out of the audience's view, NewBridge will have everything out in the open, from lighting technicians to musicians and set crews.
"Let them be seen," she said. "They're as much performers as everyone else."
Making the behind-the-scenes action visible to the audience not only gives those people credit for their work, it also is a way to show people how much goes on and to reach out to those who might not be interested in acting but would be interested in being part of a theatre crew, Tanner explained.
Open house
NewBridge Theatre Company will hold an open house event on Saturday and Sunday during Rivertown Days. There will be a fun photo booth where people can have their pictures taken with various props, a coloring station, face painting, workshops for kids, a "go fish" booth and a paper wall where children and adults can write down the things that inspire them. The things written on the wall will be used later for one of NewBridge's performances, Tanner said.
The open house will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, July 21, and from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 22.
For more information about NewBridge Theatre Company or to register for classes, call 651-295-3224 or go online to www.newbridgetheatrecompa ny.com.


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Departing every alternate week from May to October
Fly from UK to Athens – Walking in the shadow of the Acropolis in the Agora, you can almost hear the voices of Plato, Socrates and Aristotle arguing about who was the greatest philosopher. In the soaring, subtly curved Doric columns of the Parthenon you see the masterful mind of Pericles, Athens' greatest general and builder. And in the ethereally graceful bodies of the Caryatids supporting the porch of the Erectheum, you behold the beauty of the immortals. Ancient Athens, the birthplace of democracy and epicentre of western civilization, is a city for all eternity.
At Sea – Take time to relax into your cruise, exploring the lavish and complete accommodation aboard the Star Clipper. Sun-bathe and wind down as you sail across the Aegean Sea in style.
Rhodes, Greece – The beautiful island of Rhodes (Island of Roses) has a rich and varied history. The beach at Lindos is among the best on the island, whose capital, Rhodes Town is a bustling mecca for both sightseers and shoppers alike.
Bodrum – Turkey – Known in ancient times as Halicarnassus, this was the birthplace of Heredotus and the site of King Mausolu's Tomb (4th century BC), one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Dalyan River, Turkey – At first glance, this is a picture one hardly expects to see in Turkey – A lovely, unspoiled lake teeming with fish, a lush marshy delta, verdant farmlands, a lazy, reedfringed river meandering into the sea. On shore, you can see ruins of the Lycian city of Caunos, with its basilica and fortifications looming over the green marsh where endangered Caretta loggerhead turtles hatch in the spring.
Santorini – Greece– The island of Santorini is perhaps the most breathtaking of all the Greek Islands. Around 1500 BC, a volcanic eruption destroyed the centre of the island, leaving a crescent shaped rim of cliffs around a harbour formed in the volcano's caldera.
Hydra, Greece – Hydra is a town of stately mansions all built around 1800 by blockade runners who had made fortunes outwitting the British during the Napoleonic Wars. As there are no cars, for the spectacular view from the Monastery of Ilias you'll have to ride a donkey to the top.
Piraeus (Port of Athens Athens) Greece – Disembark and transfer to the airport for your return flight or to your hotel if extending your stay. Walking in the shadow of the Acropolis in the Agora, you can almost hear the voices of Plato, Socrates and Aristotle arguing about who was the greatest philosopher. Ancient Athens, the birthplace of democracy and epicenter of western civilization, is a city for all eternity.


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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines aims to achieve 20% to 30% growth in digital revenue this year, driven by the introduction of the PayPal payment method for its ticket bookings.
Malaysia Airlines senior vice-president (marketing and promotions) Al-Ishsal Ishak said last year, the national airline recorded 10% to 15% growth in digital revenue.
"We are confident of achieving the target as last year we saw an increase of 500% in average daily bookings via MH Mobile.
"This year we expect to maintain the momentum or surpass the number recorded last year, driven by the introduction of the PayPal payment method which is convenient and secure," he told reporters at the launch of "Booking a MAS Flight using PayPal" here today.
Also present was PayPal Asia Pacific director of mobile Rahul Shinghal.
Al-Ishsal said the company will also roll out seven currencies in the near future to meet customers' demands, including the US dollar, euro and yen.
Only Malaysian ringgit are currently accepted for MH Mobile application transactions.
Malaysia Airlines' MH Mobile applications and flymas.mobi mobile site now accept PayPal payments for all its domestic flights and from Malaysia to its international destinations.
In conjunction with the launch, Malaysia Airlines' Enrich will be rewarding its loyalty programme members with 500 Enrich miles per transaction made using PayPal on mobile devices from today until Oct 5, 2012.
It is also offering promotional all-in fares from as low as RM150 for Malaysian domestic travel and starting fares of RM340 for Asean destinations.
Customers may start booking from July 5 to 8 for travel from July 5 to Oct 31, 2012.
Meanwhile, Al-Ishsal said the national carrier is revamping its website, www.malaysiaairlines.com, to include new features, multiple country languages and multiple currencies.
"We are launching our new website's commercial platform in the next 45-60 days, and within the third or fourth quarter this year, we will have PayPal application in the desktop," he added.
– Bernama


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Phillies rally, move into Wild Card tie
Phillies rally, move into Wild Card tie
Kyle Kendrick pitched 6 2/3 solid innings and the Phillies rallied from an early three-run deficit to edge the Dodgers, 5-4, before a crowd of 35,326 on a chilly Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park. It was a much-needed victory after back-to-back frustrating losses against the Pirates on Saturday and Sunday at PNC Park.
"If we don't win, all the other stuff gets talked about," said Phillies closer Brett Myers, who pitched a scoreless ninth inning for his 12th save. "We have to keep playing with heart and go through it."
Myers was referring to the incredible amount of injuries the Phillies have endured. Sixteen players have wound up on the disabled list and ace starter Cole Hamels could be next. Hamels was scratched from Wednesday's start with a mild left elbow strain and will undergo an MRI to determine whether he'll miss one start or possibly up to three weeks.
No matter who fills in at any position, the Phillies understand they have to keep playing. With two games remaining against the Dodgers, three against the Padres and four against the Mets, this stretch of home games could make or break their season.
Regardless of who's in the lineup, the Phillies truly believe they're going to win.
"You've seen those feel-good movies?" Myers asked. "It took 'Rudy' all the way to the end. It was a true story, right? Hey, heart takes you a long way."
Heart has taken Kendrick a long way since his ascension from Double-A Reading.
Despite a slow start against the Dodgers, Kendrick settled down and improved to 6-3. He's now 5-0 with a 3.46 ERA in eight starts at home.
"I just keep doing what I'm doing," he said. "After the first couple of innings, I started to come in more. I left a few balls out over the plate in the early part of the game."
The win, coupled with the Mets' 7-6 victory over the Padres, leaves Philadelphia tied atop the National League Wild Card race with San Diego.
"We expect to go out there and win," shortstop Jimmy Rollins said. "The guys who come up to replace the injured guys expect to go out there and win."
The Phillies quickly fell behind, 3-0, after two innings. Andre Ethier and Luis Gonzalez collected RBI hits in the first, and Russell Martin laced a solo home run in the second.
Martin became the first catcher since Pudge Rodriguez in 1999 to hit 15 home runs and steal 20 bases in a season.
But the Phillies came right back with two runs in the third on an RBI double by Carlos Ruiz and a sacrifice fly by Rollins, scoring Ruiz.
In the fourth, Ryan Howard led off with a double and Aaron Rowand followed with his 21st home run of the season, giving the Phillies a 4-3 advantage.
Howard singled in the seventh and then recorded his first Major League stolen base. After the game, Howard was asking how he could secure the base as a souvenir.
"I'm working on my base as we speak," Howard quipped.
The Phillies are working on a run to the playoffs for the first time since 1993. It would be quite a story if they get there with the amount of obstacles they've had to overcome.
"It would sure cap the story with a new playoff story to come," Myers said. "Why not? I said before that heart takes you a long, long way."
Andy Jasner is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I got in 6 and a quarter miles yesterday evening. I've decided to stop doing long runs for now since the baby is due any day. I don't want to get a call when I'm 2 hours from the trail head (or worse, miss the call since I can't get cell reception.)
QOTD: See any wildlife lately?
I've been steering clear of some of the more remote trails since it is the season when everything is fattening up for hibernation. So, no bears and more importantly,no mountain lions (although I'd really love to see a lion from a distance). The only wildlife I've seen lately was a crawdad in the river when my dog stopped for a drink, and of course, plenty of flock of birds moving on for the colder season.
The pooch and I had a nice 5 mile trail run. The fall colors are just getting started here.
QOTD: We always see wildlife here. Pretty much every run we see deer, squirrels, and waterfowl. Fairly frequently we see turkeys, eagles, hawks, beavers, raccoon, foxes, chipmunks, and other critters. It is getting more likely to see bears here, but we have not yet seen any.
Tallahassee, Florida
Spent my time working on the house this weekend, so I didn't run. I'll do 5 or so this evening.
QOTD: My last run was Thursday evening after work. I saw one hen turkey, six little turkeys, and one big gobbler. Turkeys are pretty much the only animals I am interested in seeing. I love them. I could watch them all day long; in fact, several times, I have literally watched them all day long. I waited on one last spring for 11 hours before I finally got a shot.
Occasional Runner
I'm taking a few days off because I have an FKT coming up this weekend in the Cascade Mountains.
I finished September with 343 miles, so that's enough anyway.
QOTD: Buffalo...lost and lots of buffalo.
Wandering Wally
Resting today. 10 lovely miles in the woods yesterday. The colors are getting to be really nice.
QOTD - A bunch of squirrels yesterday. Apparently the deer got the memo that bow season opens tomorrow as they were no where to be seen.
Run! Just Run!
Trail Runner Nation Podcast
Endless trails
SRD for me today. I have a package being delivered today, I'm joining
the high tech era of running; an entry-level Garmin watch. Goodbye
1993 and my trusty Timex.
QOTD: Saturday morning I was running on technical trails for 3 plus hours
without a single misstep, I saw a fox and as I stopped to watch it I tweaked
my ankle on a root. Not a real twist so I continued, totally worth it, pretty cool
looking fox checking me out.
Morning! Got in a 10K road race yesterday with DS. Don't ban me, it was at the dogfish brewery, with plenty of beer tickets at the end, so it was worth it. DS won his age group- 10-13. But, truth be told, he was the only 10K runner under 20. The prize was a bottle opener. DH and I will put it to good use.
Today, I hope to get in a few miles tonight.
Sugnim-- the last few weeks can seem as long as the previous 9 months! I hope your SO is doing well in this last stretch.
Jon-- congrats on graduating 1993. enjoy the garmin!
qotd: deer. Lots and lots of deer.
6.6 on road/rail trail this a.m. Ran a trail 10K yesterday - beautiful morning for an inaugural race organized by a few guys I run with on Sundays. Ran the 1.5 mi kids race beforehand with 4 of my kids (bringing up the rear with my 7 year old) - this was on a fairly tough stretch of the 10K course, so not really a "fun run", but the kids all had a good time (and honestly ran faster from the finish line to the bagel and juice table than they did on the trail). The 10K was a good course, mostly single track and some challenging climbs. I ran fine, came in 11th - frustrated that I could see the next four guys within 200-300 yards and could never reel them in. I feel like I've lost a bit of speed with a lot of longer (for me) training over the last couple of months. Anyway, tapering this week for Nipmuck Trail Marathon on Sunday.
QOTD: Often see deer and rabbits, occasionally turkeys.
Faster Than Your Couch!
Haven't experienced any mud lately, as the weather has been dry, as usual in early fall here.
But, the weather forecast for this week and the weekend looks very promising - lots of rain, making lots of mud. Getting there!
Planning on a shorter run later.
QOTD: I often see wildlife, mostly birds, but I have also seen deer, a porcupine, groundhogs, and all the little rodent critters on my runs lately. No snakes and no bears, and honestly, I don't desperately miss them.
Edit: And I've seen a pair of green glowballs on my night run - cat or racoon, probably.
Run for fun.
Follower of Forrest
Happy Monday all,
Resting the foot, but I'll get started on the core/upper body/nutrition stuff today. I feel like I need a new level of seriousness to be ready to run 50.
Qotd: sadly nothing comes to mind. Guess that means I need more time in the woods.
6/21 - Manitou's Revenge 54mi
A man may never run the same trail twice for it is not the same trail and he is not the same man
Hoping for a long run tomorrow am since it will be me and the boys Wednesday through Friday ...
QOTD: deer, coyotes, rabbits, glad I have not seen a mountain lion lately
running under the BigSky
strength training this evening- not as fun as running to be sure
qotd: grouse numbers (blue, ruffed) seem to be up and am seeing quite a few along the trails (it's about 50:50 who is startling who!), have been seeing a good number of mule deer as well- the normal high number of sightings of smaller critters- squirrels, chipmunks, song birds, etc
bear tracks, but no bears of yet- no lion tracks, but w/ the high number of deer I'm certain I'll bump into some lion sign
Did 5 miles after work today. I don't normally run on Mondays, but I didn't run yesterday since I was on the plane all day. Still warm around here, but better than 2 weeks ago, this evening it was in the upper 80's.
sugnim: fingers crossed for an easy delivery for you and your SO, very exciting!
qotd: see lots of birds around here, the larger ones that I think are cool are the egrets and herons. We also have lots of large hawks and a few eagles. Also lots of rabbits, squirrels and snakes. 2 weeks ago I was running in the park and came up on a pair of deer I stopped and we all stared at each other for a minute or so until some guy on a mountain bike came by, the guy on the bike never saw them cause they bolted before he even got close.
Brazos Bend 100 - Dec 9th
Houston Marathon - Jan 14th


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ST BOTOLPH'S Church is offering people a final chance to have their name carved into the Stump tower.
Work is to be completed on the north face of the tower by the end of October, as part of the church's ongoing restoration programme.
Carved stones will be fixed to the tower and contain names or a message. The cost of sponsoring a stone is £200, including the carving of up to 20 initials or letters. The number of stones is limited.
The sale of carved stones has so far raised about £5,000.
For details contact Peter Coleman on 07887 943125


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President John Dramani Mahama has said the country will take full advantage of the economic potential of shrimp farming.
He said projections by experts indicated that shrimp production could fetch the country about $2 billion revenue annually if the needed attention and support were given to the sector.
Inaugurating a pilot commercial shrimp farming project established by the Ghavie Aquaculture Company Limited at Ada-Foah in the Greater Accra Region yesterday, President Mahama said the astonishingly huge potential in shrimp farming meant it could overtake incomes from oil and gas.
"Ghana will follow the footsteps of countries such as Vietnam and India which have become major producers of fish," he added.
The Ghavie Aquaculture Company Limited, a joint effort of some Ghanaian and Vietnamese investors, was established last year to provide jobs and food security and enhance economic development.
So far, 200,000 tiger shrimps and over 50,000 local white shrimps have been successfully grown.
Officials said the hatchery had the capacity to produce 15,000,000 shrimp post-larvae per month when it became fully operational.
In the long-term, the company wants to establish a training school at Ada, promote shrimps mariculture as a business in Ghana and engage Vietnamese experts to impart skills to Ghanaians.
Among its benefits, the shrimp initiative is estimated to create jobs for about 200,000 Ghanaian youth within five years, address the over-exploitation of marine stock and provide an affordable source of protein.
Collaboration with Vietnam
President Mahama said the government intended entering into a collaboration with Vietnam to boost aquaculture in the country, adding that he would ask the Finance Ministry to make funds available for the collaboration.
He indicated his government's resolve to reduce the importation of fish, stressing that that would be achieved by making fish farming attractive to the people, especially the youth.
In that regard, he said, the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development was promoting a nucleus outgrower scheme.
The scheme, the President said, had targeted graduates in Agriculture from the universities and the agricultural colleges who would be given training and other forms of support to establish their farms.
Vietnamese Ambassador
The Vietnamese Ambassador to Ghana, Mr Ho Ngoc Hoang, said the Ghavie Aquaculture project was the first aquaculture project by Vietnamese in West Africa.
Vietnamese aquaculture, he said, was noted all over the world and indicated that his country was ready to support Ghana to develop its.
He said Ghana's climatic conditions for growing shrimps were more favourable than those of Vietnam and expressed the hope that the country would take advantage of that to develop its potential.
My Nayon Bilijo, the Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture, noted that the project had opened a new chapter in marine resource development.
Ada Paramount Chief
The Paramount Chief of Ada, Nene Abram Kabu Akuaku III, who chaired the ceremony, thanked the investors for choosing Ada Foah as their investment destination.
He recalled that over the years he had appealed to the government to create opportunities that would attract investors to the area and said the project was a testimony of how far the appeal had gone.
He appealed to others to invest in the area, since land was not a problem.
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Being a good citizen at home and school may take more effort, but the rewards will be worth it. The rewards you get won't be something you can hold or use, but they will be the feeling that you did something good.
Volunteering at local soup kitchens or homeless shelters is a great way to help others that can't help themselves. Another way you can help your community is by doing small things like picking up trash or encouraging others.
If someone needs help or is being pushed around don't just turn away and act like things are better, go over and help. If you volunteer or just pick up trash, you can help your city.
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During my life I could be a good citizen by helping keep the world clean by doing the River Rally. When I'm at home and school I help others and do my work on time. Also at home, I could be a good citizen by helping my parents cook and work in the yard.
At school I could see if anyone needed help and if the teacher wanted anything done. In the community I could help by picking up trash.
At home to be a good citizen I could do my chores and whenever my parents tell me to do something, I do it right away. At school I could do my best on my work and try to get good grades.
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Grade 6
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Being a good citizen takes a lot of courage for some people. Luckily, I can pick up trash on the streets and on the floor. Picking up after your dog can really help the environment and is respectful to the other citizens.
Unfortunately, dog-walkers all over the United States don't pay attention to when their dogs have to "go." If I dedicate my effort to helping society I will, one day, help global warming.
Cemmie Rick
Grade 6
Being a good citizen in my community is cleaning up trash, so I can make it a better place to live. Also, I could teach my neighbors the do's and don't's to do in your community. While I am at school I can follow the N.E.D. program: N — never give up; E — encourage others; and D — do your best.
Following it will make your school a kinder place to learn. At my cozy home I will obey my parents. When you follow your parents' rules you have happy parents and a happy life.
Audrey McIntosh
Grade 6
To be a good citizen in my community, I have to recycle and follow the law. To be a good citizen at school I have to pay attention and try my best and follow the N.E.D. Saying.
To be a good citizen at home, we have to listen to our guardian and do our chores. Also, at home you can do your parents' chores and stuff.
Annton Berry
Grade 6
Being a good citizen means not only being a good person, but helping around your area. You could be at home or at school.
If you are at home, help with chores such as taking out garbage, dusting or just cleaning around the house.
If you are at school you can help by doing things around the classroom, or just doing your homework and being a good student. These are all ways you can be a good citizen at school and at home.
Sage Miller
Grade 6
Being a good citizen at school requires me to always try my best in subjects that I'm good at and bad at so I can get better. Next, I have to always ask for help because that's the only way you get help.
I can help in my community by recycling to make a difference.
Also, at my house I can help by doing more chores and helping out a little more. Last, another way I can help at my school is helping and encouraging others in the subjects that I'm good at.
Michael Ciser
Grade 6
What I could do to be a good citizen is work hard at all times; be kind to others; never give up; help others; be successful; do chores; listen carefully; write more clearly; get straight As and Bs and possibly Cs; and forward homework on the calendar.
Out of all of those, mostly I would do all of them. After I do all of them, I watch TV.
To help others and work hard on school work and at home is very, very, very good for you and everyone else, too. Do not forget to do your best. Now that's life to me.
Ashlyn Whitmarsh
Grade 6
During school they will give you a ribbon so they encourage you to not ever do drugs. The ribbon says "I've got better things to do than drugs."
To not do drugs you should do good citizenship. Drugs weaken your lungs. It is a bad thing to do a bad thing. Also, to be a good citizen you should help others, do some community work and just do good things for our environment.
Emerson Burns
Grade 6
To be a good citizen in your community, at home and at school you should follow the rules, be nice to your friends and listen to your teacher. It's as simple as that.
You may not be the best kid and all but you can still follow these simple rules. For example, if you see a kid who drops his books , help pick them up.
And when you see the trash man, say "Thanks" or "Hi." Or when you see a police officer or someone, say "Have a nice day." That could really make someone's day.
Tyler Hawking
Grade 6
Being a good citizen means doing good stuff at home and school and around your city. One way you can be a good citizen is recycling and cleaning up around your school or city. At school, you can volunteer to clean up outside, or in the class you can also recycle papers at school and home.
At home, you can take all your bottles and cans and take them to a recycling place.
You may even get something back for doing the right thing. If you use little water when taking a shower or washing the dishes you can conserve a lot of water.
If you turn off lights if you don't need them, you can save energy. Are you a good citizen? If not, can you change your actions to be a good citizen?
Lea Chabniah
Grade 6
Being a good citizen in my community means that you have to pick up trash, or recycle cans or bottles. Another thing you can do is just be kind to others.
Just by saying hello to a friend, an elderly person or a person that you don't even know could make their day so much happier.
If you really want to make a difference, you can volunteer either at the senior center, or the hospital. And if you just feel like sitting at home, just talking about your day at school can really make your parents happy.
Hunter Shrockmorton
Grade 6
There are many ways that I can be a good person. First, as a citizen, I would keep my community clean by recycling trash, watering flowers so they look beautiful, and save electricity by not staying in the house all day and enjoying what the city has to offer.
And I can be a good person at home by saving water by not taking long showers, turning the sink off when brushing my teeth and giving the proper amount of water to the flowers.
I can save electricity by opening curtains when it's day, not watching television, playing outside and using flashlights at night. I can eat healthier and drink water.
Finally, I can be a good student by returning homework assignments on time, listening to the teacher when she is giving instructions and coming to class prepared. With all this I can be a better person.
Brennan Bernades
Grade 6
The way you can be a good citizen is by recycling or picking up trash. You can also save water by taking short showers.
Have you ever thrown trash out the window? Do you know where it ends up?
It leads to the sewer which leads to the fish in the ocean. You can help by not throwing trash out your car window.
Justin Nascimento
Grade 6
Being a good citizen at school, home and in my community could mean picking up trash when I see some on the playground, in my front yard or on the street.
Another way to be a good citizen is to not litter or anything like that. At school I could be a good citizen by helping out some kids that need help with something or are disabled.
A way I could be a good citizen at home could be by doing my chores with no fits. That's a way I could be a good citizen.
Jake Lewis
Grade 6
I can be a good student by following rules. I can turn things in for school by doing homework, finishing work in time and checking that everything is right.
If you can't find the answer to a question, ask for help from a teacher or your parents. At home, I do my homework, do my chores and help my parents with my little sister when they're gone.
Miguel Poastian
Grade 6
Being a good citizen takes hard work, persistance and leadership. You could volunteer at a certain center or help at the food pantry. Anybody that wants to can go to a park or beach and clean up. Finding ways to clean up your community is fun and an easy way to become a leader.
Daniel Abonlacle
Grade 6
Being a good citizen in my community is to pick up trash when I am walking on the sidewalk and wanting to help. Another place I can help is at home. At home I can be a good citizen by helping with the dishes after dinner.
Another way I can help at home is to clean my room without being asked. The last place I can help is at school. One way I can help at school is helping people when they need help.
Karlee Latha
Grade 6
During home and school I can be a good citizen by helping my friends with their homework and I will cheer them up when they're sad.
When I'm at home I help people by playing with them. I can help by just hanging out with them, and help them also with their homework.
I would also be really nice to them and help them out if they need help.
Sienna Vannoy
Grade 6
I can be a good citizen at school and home by doing a few things. At home I can be a good citizen by respecting my parents and cleaning my room. Also, I can take my dog for a walk, offer to wash the dishes and feed my dog voluntarily.
Next, I can be a good student at school by doing my homework accurately and every day, and also respecting my teachers.
Cori Motor
Grade 6
Being a good citizen is one of the best ways to get involved with your community, school and what's happening at your house. One way I can be a good citizen is by participating in community activities such as picking up trash.
Another way I can be a good citizen at school is by always turning in my homework, respecting my teachers and doing all of my work on time.
The last way I can be a good citizen at home is by listening to my mother and by doing my chores.
Joel Tobon
Grade 6
Being a good citizen is very important. At school, we can help by asking your principal if you can plant a tree.
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Ribble buses ride once more
THE Ribble Vehicle Preservation Trust will be displaying a selection of Ribble Buses dating from the 1930s to the 1970s, at Lytham Hall on August 31 from 10am to 4pm.
Free bus trips will also be available to the public around Lytham town centre.
Bungalow 'yes'
PLANS to demolish a double garage and single-storey extension at 44 New Lane, Penwortham, to be replaced with a detached dormer bungalow, have been passed by South Ribble Council.
New homes
FOUR detached, three-storey houses could be built on land south of the Old Poplar Foundry in Inglewhite Road Longridge, if plans are passed.
Estate trouble
ANTI-social behaviour around the Hawkshead Road estate area of Preston has been reported to police by concerned residents.
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SOUTH Ribble Council's next neighbourhood forum for the Leyland area will be held next month.
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It starts at 7pm and will last for one hour. Visit www.southribble.gov.uk for info.
Watch award for top golf star
A PRESTON golfer scored a hole-in-one during a recent club competition and was rewarded with a limited-edition BOSS watch as recognition for the achievement.
Dan Hall, 25, scored his ace on the 178-yard, par-three second at Shaw Hill GC, and the one-handicapper was rewarded with the watch.
Meet with city MP at library
PRESTON'S MP Mark Hendrick will hold his next surgery on Saturday September 6 at Savick Library in West Park Avenue, Savick.
The surgery starts at 11am and runs until 1pm.
Surgeries are run on a first come-first served basis so there is no need to book an appointment
PACT meeting
THE date has been set for the next Police and Communities Together (PACT) meeting in the Ashton area of Preston.
The meeting will be held on Monday September 1 at Ashton Methodist Church Hall in Wellington Road from 6.30pm.
Organ recital
A LUNCHTIME organ recital will be given at Preston Minster today by David Scott-Thomas, lasting approximately 40 minutes.
Admission free, with retiring collection.
Places for Bay walk sold out
A CHARITY walk across Morecambe Bay in aid of the Rosemere Cancer Foundation has sold out.
The Cross Bay Walk will take place on Saturday September 6.
The charity said if more places came available an update will be published online at www.rosemere.org.uk.
Health walks at valley park
PEOPLE will be able to enjoy a health walk at Cuerden Valley Park in Bamber Bridge every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the rest of August.
They will be lead by a health walks leader and last for two hours.
To take part meet at the Barn on Berkeley Drive at 10am. For info call 01772 324436
Family gala day
THE Mayor of South Ribble Coun Graham Walton will officially open the Gregson Green family gala day on Sunday. It takes place at Gregson Lane Playing Fields and will raise cash for the new community centre.
Meeting takes place tonight
A MEETING of South Ribble Council's planning committee will take place tonight.
The meeting will be held at the Civic Centre in West Paddock Leyland from 6pm and is open to the public. Agenda items include plans for external lighting at Whitestake Golf Driving Range.
Waste site fire
FOUR fire crews were called to a fire involving recycling at Global Renewables in Leyland at around 3pm yesterday afternoon. It was a small fire involving a sifting machine. Nobody was hurt.
Car park works is set to start
A NUMBER of council pay and display car parks in Lancaster are scheduled to be closed temporarily to allow for resurfacing works to take place.
For information visit: www.lancaster.gov.uk/parking or call the parking team on 01524 582648.
Cycling session
BRITISH Cycling and Sky have teamed up to get you involved in cycling in South Ribble. On Sunday there will be an easy ride round Cuerden Valley from 2pm. Visit www.goskyride.com
Family theatre
A FAMILY theatre show of The Emperor's New Clothes will take place at Worden Park in Leyland on August 25. Call 01253 792930.
Council meeting
THE next full meeting of Wyre Council will take place on Thursday September 4 at the Civic Centre in Poulton-le-Fylde.


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