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Normal hill winner Simon Ammann, of Switzerland, can keep using the modified bindings that anchor his boots to his skis -- and he can keep his gold medal, too.
The International Ski Federation dismissed complaints by the Austrians that Ammann was breaking the rules, and gave him permission to stick with the equipment for today's large hill event.
Wearing his now-controversial equipment, Ammann flew past his main rivals in the qualifying session Friday. He jumped even farther in the trial round, then playfully turned his skis around when holding them up to the camera to hide the bindings.
OHNO'S QUEST: Apolo Anton Ohno knows what awaits him as he attempts to careen into U.S. Olympic history.
"Tomorrow is going to b caaraazzzy! Can u dig it?" the short-track speedskater tweeted before practice Friday at Pacific Coliseum.
Ohno resumes his quest for a seventh career Olympic medal in today's 1,000 meters. A victory would break his six-medal tie with long-track speedskater Bonnie Blair as the most decorated American Winter Olympian.
BOBSLED INJURY: Swiss brakeman Juerg Egger was strapped to a support board and taken away by ambulance after his two-man sled overturned during practice at the Whistler Sliding Center. A team doctor said there were no serious injuries.
The driver for the Swiss team, Daniel Schmid, withdrew from the two-man and four-man bobsled competitions "for safety reasons," following the crash.
A statement said Schmid will not compete in either event and that the decision for him to drop out was made jointly between the Swiss team and bobsled officials.
The two-man field will also be missing the gold-medal favorite: Beat Hefti of Switzerland, this season's World Cup champion and a bronze winner four years ago.
Hefti withdrew Friday because of a concussion from an accident during practice Wednesday night.
VONN'S READY: Lindsey Vonn will race in today's Olympic super-G after taking a day off skis to rest her bruised right shin.
Vonn's husband, Thomas , said that resting Friday while many racers skied "definitely helped her shin out."
He says it's "one of those injuries that hurts a lot, but it's not really affecting her skiing a whole lot."
Vonn won gold in the downhill Wednesday, and led after the first portion of the super-combined Thursday before falling in the slalom run.
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Welcome to the only resource of its kind for High Country motorists, travelers and weather fans.
WCRC (Watauga County Road Conditions) began with a simple Facebook page on December 13, 2010 and the community quickly joined with over 4,000 "likes" in just the first four weeks. Along with adding the Twitter account (@wataugaroads) the information flowing in became apparent that the new outlets for information was well received and much needed.
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text: Writing for practicing teachers and students of education, Schwartz (emerita, elementary and early childhood education, City U. of New York) offers her thoughts on math education in preprimary and primary settings. Coverage of game design for the development of computation, shape and space geometry, and measurement skills is followed by discussion of the connections between how children learn and foundational content. The author then turns to issues of instructional decisions in conducting assessments and in the nature of teacher-children communication; time-management tools and the integration of mathematics with science and social studies; the meaningful use of mathematics in classroom routines; connections between the different levels of analysis in the preceding material. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


text: Cunningham based his Field Dances on the movements of children he observed at a playground. A group of volunteers are taught five interactive movements and are then joined by a corps of dancers to perform the piece. Dancers are cued by the movements of other dancers and respond as instructed with one of the five moves. Each performance is unique. At the Walker Art Center I photographed the workshop where the volunteers were taught the moves and then photographed the performance that happened in the galleries.


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My friend Nichole gave me this award and really made my day. It's so nice when someone gives you a pat on the back. Thanks Nichole, you've been such a great friend to me and an important influence on my writing success. I place high value on your opinion and abilities as spectacular critique member. Everything you juggle in life and the word count you still put out is pretty darn impressive!
I get to answer some fun questions and give you a little peek into my life:
1. Where is your cell phone? On the kitchen counter
2. Your hair? Pulled back away from my face, blonde, just past my shoulder.
3. My mother? Is the most amazing woman I know. I love you Mom!
4. Your father? A cowboy, get back on the horse when you get bucked off, persistent kind of guy that really rubbed off on me. I love you too Dad!
5. Favorite food? Italian preferably from The Brick Oven. Does Dove Dark Chocolate count as a food?
6. Your dream last night? Yikes, I've been having some really weird dreams lately! Last night I dreamed I was in some kind of apartment and there were tons and tons of windows and people were trying to get in and I couldn't get them locked fast enough. Someone was helping me, but I don't know who it was and boy was I glad to wake up! See, told you it was weird!
7. Favorite drink? H2O
8. Your dream/goal? this is definitely the same as Nichole--New York Times Bestseller for sure!
9. What room are you in? The living room
10. Your hobby? Wow, I like to do to many things and want to do lots more--is that good enough. :) Okay, okay--WRITING, READING, crocheting, making cards, sewing, running, singing, writing music, playing with felt, daydreaming, yoga.
11. Your fear?That I won't have enough time on this earth to do everything I want to do
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years? New house on at least 2 1/2 acres of land.
13. Where were you last night? In my bed.
14. Something you aren't. Fake, timid, unsure
15. Muffins? Yeah, but how about a cinnamon roll.
16. Wish list item? Land. Trip to Europe and Hawaii. New windows, more books, bigger garden.
17. Where did you grow up? Rupert, Idaho and loved every minute of it.
18. Last thing you did? Sang to my kids and put them to bed.
19. What are you wearing? Pajamas.
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21. Your pet? Tigger, our yellow male cat.
22. Your friends? Love 'em!
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24. Your mood? Happy, optimistic.
25. Missing someone? My mom and dad and Sarah.
26. Vehicle? Toyota Sienna minivan
27. Something you're not wearing? socks
28. Your favorite store? the internet so I don't have to go to the store. But if I have too JCPenney.
29. Your favorite color? Purple.
30. When was the last time you laughed? A few minutes ago.
31. Last time you cried? Hmm, about three weeks ago.
32. Your best friend? Sarah
33. One place that I go over and over? downstairs to get something, forget what it was, upstairs, remember, go back downstairs again.
34. One person who e-mails me regularly? My mom, Steve, my writing groups—AuthorsIncognito and NovelThoughts.
35. Favorite place to eat? The Brick Oven or Red Robin--yes, their A-1 Peppercorn burger is the best!
Now for the five I've tagged to receive this award:
Some of my best blogger buddies have already been tagged, but I wanted to tell NovelThoughts how much I appreciate you guys. You are my lifeline in the writing world, when things get shaky I know I can grab on and you'll pull me to safety.
Sarah-- my sister, best friend I can tell anything and she won't get mad (most of the time) and even if she does we're fine 10 seconds later. She gets me and puts up with me and I love her for it.
Stacie--I got to know Stacie at a recent RWA conference and it was so fun to walk into a room and not feel like I was all alone--I had a friend! Thanks for letting me be your buddy.
Priscilla--I worked with Priscilla on the huge Scrapbox giveaway we did and she was so kind and gracious--as well as prompt and efficient! Thanks for making my job easier and for having such a fantastic blog. You rock!
Jenn--My sister-in-law, she's awesome, I love her and I admire her courage in the face of trials, her sweet smile no matter what's going on inside, her sincerity and kindness.
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Dr. Malarcher took a sabbatical leave for 2009-2010, having received a Fulbright lectureship to teach "American Comedy as Cultural Mirror" at the University of Zagreb in Croatia. He found the experience exceeded his expectations and is already folding his new insights gleaned from the creative and scholarly work associated with the Fulbright into his research, especially his work on comedy theory. Read Dr. Malarcher's weblog here: http://fulbrightincroatia.blogspot.com/
His professional experience includes teaching at Muhlenberg College, the University of Southwestern Louisiana (now ULL) and Louisiana State University, as well as serving as dramaturg with the Dog & Pony Theatre Company, Swine Palace Productions, the McCarter Theatre, the King William Players and Playmakers Professional Children's Theatre. His most recent professional dramaturgy work supported the world premiere of Larry Gelbart's satire FLOODGATE, produced in New Orleans as a benefit for Hurricane Katrina arts community recovery.
As a playwright, he has had original plays produced at Southern Rep, Village Gate, the Contemporary Arts Center, and Positive Space Gallery. He has performed with the Summer Music Theatre at Muhlenberg, Tulane Summer Lyric Theatre, and the Dog & Pony Theatre Company, among others. In 2001, he appeared in the 100 Monkeys production of Four Dogs and a Bone at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. At WVU, he has performed the role of Franklin in It's a Wonderful Life and recently performed the title role in Frank Gagliano's Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry to open the 2003-04 season. Glimpses of him may be seen in the films JFK (Oliver Stone) and Angel Heart (Alan Parker).
Professionally, Malarcher has directed extensively in Louisiana and everywhere he has taught. He directed the Spring 2000 production of Angels in America: Millennium Approaches and the Fall 2000 production of Dancing at Lughnasa. For the 2001-02 season, Dr. Malarcher adapted It's A Wonderful Life as the holiday offering, and he directed The Idiots Karamazovas the last show of the season. More recently, he directed Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile and The Philadelphia Story.
He is a former editor of the Southeastern Theatre Conference's Theatre Symposium journal and coordinated two of its annual events. His book The Classically American Comedy of Larry Gelbart was published by The Scarecrow Press in 2004. He is currently working on a book of comedy theory, tentatively titled The Situation of Comedy, and a book on the "verbal semiotics" of theatre.


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Plans for a college and accommodation for nearly 300 international students next to the University of Sheffield campus are in line for approval next week.
Councillors are being advised to give the go-ahead for the proposed development between Broad Lane and Garden Street amid university concerns about sensitive research equipment in neighbouring buildings being disturbed during construction. "The developer has responded formally to address their concerns," says a council report. The site, opposite the Rockingham Street NHS walk-in centre and overlooking the Setts cobbled car park, was due to be used for a 'graduate school' until the developer went into liquidation. Now a separate company, the Watkin Jones Group, which specialises in student flats, wants to pick up the baton, building teaching space and accommodation for up to 287 international students aged 16 to 18 so they can prepare themselves for a university education in the city. As a second phase, it is intended to partly refurbish and rebuild the old St Luke's School, off Garden Street, to create offices. The whole project has won the backing of council officers, who accept the impact on the conservation area of a complex ranging from four to 11 storeys, and on the former school, a listed building, despite objections from Sheffield Conservation Advisory Group.
Councillors will have the final word next Tuesday, but they are being advised: "The proposal represents a substantial development in the St Vincent's Quarter. The site has been vacant for a number of years and its development will provide wider regeneration benefits to the area. The reuse of the school building is particularly welcomed."
Council officers add: "Occupiers of adjacent properties will not be adversely affected by the proposed development."
The university has asked for further investigation of vibrations from heavy plant during construction so that a "suitable solution" can be found to ensure there is no disruption to its research operations. It is also concerned that a proposed power and heat supply could cause problems.
Any changes in the surrounding location could affect "very detailed and sensitive" research, the university points out. Electron microscopes directly support £5m a year research projects and other research takes the total to £10m a year.
At the same time, the university welcomes the prospect of a vacant site being improved.


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text: IHC Merwede B.V. launched its first regional office in Singapore. The setting up of this 38,000-sq.-ft. facility is part of IHC Merwede's global strategy to provide its customers with optimal life cycle support and leverage upon the expanding Asia Pacific dredging and offshore markets. "With the rapidly increasing worldwide demand for oil and gas, we are seeing exciting opportunities, particularly within the Asia Pacific region. We are targeting to capture over 55% of the regional offshore construction equipment and dredging markets, and expect to see some €50 million per year coming through our IHC Merwede Regional Office in Singapore. Staffed by about 35 people, this local outfit will enable the company to offer improved support to our customers in Singapore and the region," explained Mr Joop Hylkema, Board member, IHC Merwede, who attended the official launch. "The setting up of IHC Merwede's regional office here is a most timely event, strengthening the excellent partnership between Singapore and IHC Merwede. Singapore is one of the world's leading integrated marine and offshore centres, while IHC Merwede is one of the oldest and most established companies in the dredging, shipbuilding and offshore construction industry. By setting up their regional office in Singapore, IHC Merwede will be able to leverage upon the nation's strengths in the offshore industry. At the same time, IHC Merwede will contribute towards Singapore's capability development in the sector and enhance its reputation as a regional marine and offshore hub," said H.E. Mr Chris C. Sanders, Singapore's Ambassador to the Netherlands.


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Canon EF 70-200 mm f2.8 L IS II USM
One of Canon's most popular L Series lens has been the Canon 70-200 mm L IS USM so update it was no mean feat. Its replacement EF 70-200mm f2.8L IS II USM launched in 2010 increases the speed, performance and optical quality of the EF 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM whilst maintaining all of the characteristics that have made it a "must have" lens for amateurs and professionals. The EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM features one fluorite and five UD elements for improved optical performance and reduced chromatic aberration. It has a minimum focusing distance of 1.2m/3.9 ft. at all zoom settings, which is useful for photographers in tight spaces trying to capture close ups. It features the next generation of Optical Image Stabilizer (IS) and up to 4 stops of correction throughout the range. As with all Professional L series lenses, the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM is both dust and moisture resistant.
Specification Canon 70-200mm f 2.8L IS Mark II Lens
Focal Length & Maximum Aperture 70-200mm 1:2.8
Lens Construction 23 elements in 19 groups (1 Fluorite and 5 UD elements)
Diagonal Angle of View 34° – 12°
Focus Adjustment Inner focusing system with USM. Full-time manual focus available
Closest Focusing Distance 1.2m/3.94 ft. (maximum close-up magnification: 0.21x)
Filter Size 77mm
Max. Diameter x Length & Weight 3.5 x 7.8 in./88.8 x 199mm; 52.6 oz./1490g
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Amazing – What's not to say about this lens that you haven't already heard. Big, heavy, built like a tank, superb high quality and durability. My 3rd L series lens– I mount on a Canon 60D, and while it makes my camera look like a toy, this thing takes phenomenal photos and is unbelievably sharp at any range. Initially when I took it out of the box, I thought to myself "what did I just do." But, after I snapped a few test shots, that all went away.Focus is the fastest out of 3 L lens I own, and is really quiet. I use a Black Rapid strap and makes the weight of the lens disappear. With the 60D, I find myself supporting the lens by the tripod mount rather than lifting up from the camera.The lens case that it comes with is nice, even though you may just put it in your bag, it's a nice option to have. A steep price tag, but well worth it.The f2.8 and the IS are well worth it to me, for low light and when I can't mount my flash. two IS modes is a nice option as well.I still revert to the 24-105mm for an outing, only because I probably shouldn't be using the long range as much as I do, but I'm still getting myself used to this glass, and try to use it much as I can. I'm a little hesitant to bring it out at times because of the attention it will attract, but I have a feeling that will end soon as I'm already getting used to the contrast.
The best 70-200 lens – I have purchased this lens last week. After some test shots I have understood that this will be my primary lens forever.
Very sharp, fast and giving out fantastic colors.
A great upgrade – had the f/4L IS version for 6 yeas prior to purchasing this one and was reluctant to purchase the 2.8 version due to the weight and size.doing more wedding and portrait photography lately, I finally decided that the smaller version was not enough for me and I purchased this one.I did not expect that much improvement in quality and was blown away by it. it's simply a joy to use and I got used to the weight within a day or two.the IS does miracles to help keeping it steady.while the f/4 is clearly a superb lens this one is on another level.the bokeh of this lens is also fabulous.if you're a pro or have no budget limits definitely get one, if not the f/4IS will do the job just fine. the price is very high to my opinion, but YGWYPF.
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Gallas trained with the rest of the squad early Sunday at the French Alpine resort of Tignes, but later rolled his dune buggy on to its side during some down time and received minor scratches to his left hand after sticking out an arm to break the impact.
Before the accident, Domenech said he was considering whether to play Gallas against Costa Rica in a friendly in Lens on Wednesday.
"It is hard to say whether he has fully recovered. But from what I've seen him do here so far, we can be optimistic," Domenech said. "But it is a calf injury and you never know what can happen ... We still have four training sessions left to see how he is."
Gallas missed the last few weeks of the Premier League season after being injured while playing for Arsenal against Barcelona in the Champions League quarterfinals, a match he played despite not being fully fit.
Gallas is his country's most experienced central defender, having played 78 internationals, including when France lost to Italy in a penalty shootout at the 2006 World Cup final.
"William is the man in our defence, we need him," said France and Arsenal teammate Gael Clichy. "He is a strong person with a strong character. And if he has a chance to be at the World Cup, he will be there."
Clichy added that Gallas' ability to train at altitude with the team on Wednesday bodes well for his chances.
"I think if he could stand up to that, then it should be fine. William's a strong person and he won't give up just like that," Clichy said. "Touch wood ... I hope he'll be there for the team."
Domenech hopes to have Gallas alongside Barcelona's Eric Abidal in central defense at the World Cup in a settled back four — a luxury France rarely had during its difficult World Cup qualifying campaign.
"We will see whether he should play from the start, come on at halftime, or play a bit of the match," Domenech said of the Costa Rica match.
Gallas scored the goal that took France through to the World Cup, when he tapped in from close range after Thierry Henry had used his hand to control the ball before passing to the defender in a World Cup playoff against Ireland in November.
France is in the same World Cup group as Uruguay, Mexico and host South Africa.


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Discussion in 'Pesticide & Herbicide Application' started by monty0, Jun 5, 2004.
Is it to late in spring to treat clover with 2,4,d amine here in Maryland? Thanks in advance.
its never too late to treat clover
Just follow the instructions on the label and their shouldn't be any adverse effects to the grass? I had heard that you can't apply the liquid after day time high's approuch or exceed 90 degree's. Is that a myth or should that be a concern? Thanks in advance.
I don't think you will dent the clover with 2-4,D, Confront would be the ticket if you still have registration in your state. 3/4 oz. 1000/sq. ft., will do a great job. We lost the product in Washington because it showed up in compost that was used in a couple greenhouses and some plants were damaged. So the state pulled the reg. for all residential and commercial use. Probably the best clover herb. ever...a great loss to our industry here. Anyway, read and follow the label. Hot weather is poor weed control weather for lots of reasons. Neal
Momentum does a good job on Clover, so does SpeedZone. Speedzone is labeled for use up to 90 degree's. Add some sticker to the mix for better results.
As usual thanks for the replies and keep up the good work.
I agree on the Momentum. I use it on all my accounts and it works awesome. It is a little pricey though.....
good luck
I have great luck with quicksilver and stroke three mixed for clover. MUST add a good non-ionic surfactant to propoelry deal with clover -- it's wzxy leaves amke control difficult!
I use par III. There is 2,4-d, mecoprop and dicamba in there. Always works good for me without any extra stickers.


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You had to love the Stephen Strasburg All-Star conversation, now a relic of the ancient past of sports yap-dom, for two essential reasons:
1. It had absolutely nothing to do with LeBron James at a time when any such alternate topic was desperately called for; and
2. It inadvertently shined a light in one of the places where Major League Baseball does not enjoy having a light shined. This illumination generally is a good thing.
In this case, the Strasburg cross-talk struck a nerve almost by accident. Once the essential grounds for denial had been established (too soon; too much fallout from the veterans; not enough starts), there arose a question that, to my mind, still hasn't come close to being answered:
What if Charlie Manuel had added Strasburg to the roster because he wanted his league to win?
It isn't the craziest notion in the world, after all. The National League hasn't won the All-Star Game since Bud Selig was wearing knickers. Manuel might just find himself needing a strikeout or two Tuesday night in order to preserve a late-game lead, and Strasburg, green lad that he is, nevertheless has racked up 61 such K's in the first 42 2/3 innings of his big league career.
A compelling case can be made that Stephen Strasburg bloody well ought to be on the National League roster simply because his 97 mph fastball and 90 mph changeup could be used to great effect against one of the American League hitters who has never seen either pitch from the Washington rookie. If a manager is trying to win the game, then Strasburg has to be considered, pure and simple.
And all of that, quite naturally, leads us back to the whole game-counts-for-something madness in the first place.
The All-Star Game has never been in a stranger situation than it is right now. On Selig's watch, and with all due respect to good intentions, this thing has become a schizophrenic, unruly mess.
On the one paw, the leagues' rosters have been bloated up to a fantastical 34 count apiece, evidently allowing for the addition of more "deserving" big leaguers while ratcheting up the pressure on guys like Manuel to somehow get most of them into the game.
On the other, they keep score -- and the score counts. Since 2003, one of sports' most enduring and classic exhibitions, a game that literally was drawn up specifically as a marketing tool, has been infused with the weird aroma of forced importance, with Selig and the owners decreeing that the winner of the All-Star Game receives home-field advantage in the World Series.
Seven years in, it's every bit as ridiculous a notion as it was when it was hatched. The Strasburg argument only throws that truth into a fresh bold relief.
This isn't a matter of making a case for Strasburg, by the way. If it somehow upsets the natural order of the baseball world for the fans to be allowed to watch the most headline-garnering rookie of the season pitch in the Midsummer Classic, then so be it. Deny the kid a shot, even though it's the fans who get robbed. Assuming Strasburg is what they say he is, he'll take plenty of strolls across the July stage in the years to come.
But think about it: Isn't Manuel supposed to try to win? Doesn't the NL want the home field for a theoretical World Series Game 7? I'd think that Manuel, the crusty ol' critter who gets the Phillies into a competitive frame of mind year after year, would do what he is supposed to do and play for the win -- and in that case, guys like Strasburg have value that belies their ages.
The mistake here isn't worrying over whether a rookie has earned his stripes; it's in giving this game any meaning in the first place beyond its birthright as the fans' fun night out. Baseball's All-Star Game has often been a glorious showcase for its elite talent. It works beautifully on that level. It's fun. It's relaxed. It is oohs and aahs from an appreciative crowd.
And the winner couldn't matter less. Except that Selig and his owners have declared that it does.
Home-field advantage in the World Series has to go to someone, which is why baseball's traditional system of alternating the leagues each year made a certain limited sense. I'd rather see the team with the best winning percentage over the regular season retain the advantage, since that at least conveys advantage based upon something other than the calendar. Others have argued that the team with the best interleague record should win the home field (flawed, but intriguing as a concept).
Any of those determinations would be better than masquerading the All-Star Game as a mini playoff. Watch Manuel and Joe Girardi trying furiously to jockey 28 or 30 players into the action on Tuesday, and you'll have no choice but to conclude that the game can't possibly be forced into meaningfulness when its very creation in 1933 was as a pure exhibition.
Strasburg? Ultimately, he's an argument for some other day. First things first: Take the All-Star Game back to its harmless roots. This is entertainment. Everybody plays. All the pitchers who can throw will throw. And two days after that, after the stars take their bows, the competition in baseball resumes in earnest. As it ever was.
Mark Kreidler is a longtime contributor to ESPN.com. His most recent book, "Six Good Innings," was named one of the top 10 sports books of 2009 by Booklist. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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BOILING SPRING LAKES – On one of the longest courses Brunswick County has to offer, competitors in the 2017 Tournament of Champions had yet another variable with which to contend during a cold, windy weekend.
The annual Tournament of Champions pits the men's and women's club champions of the 18 Brunswick County golf clubs against each other in a two-day, stroke-play event, essentially pitting the best golfers in the area in tournament play.
The men's basketball team at Brunswick Community College got off to a blistering start in the opening weeks of National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) play.
Brunswick sports a 4-1 record after splitting a pair of contests in the Louisburg College Classic on Nov. 10-11 at Louisburg College.
WILMINGTON – West Brunswick's 2017 varsity football season came to a painful conclusion inside a frigid Legion Stadium on Friday, Nov. 10.
The powerful New Hanover High School Wildcats raced out to a 14-0 lead less than four minutes into the game and steamrolled their way to a 55-21 victory in the first round of the NCHSAA 3AA playoffs.
New Hanover, which improved to 11-1 after beating West for the second time in as many months, will face No. 10-seeded Dudley in the second round of the playoffs this week in Wilmington.
I started this job in the middle of May and almost immediately my bosses, managing editor Jackie Torok and general manager Angie Sutton, began telling me about the annual Tournament of Champions.
Here's the Reader's Digest version.
Ed Gatton and Felda Hightower, both of Greensboro, show off four keeper flounder out of the eight they caught with Capt. Buster Gillis of Buster's Outdoors Guide Service. Gatton and Hightower landed one flounder that weighed more than five pounds. The Greensboro residents caught the flounder in the Intracoastal Waterway off Ocean Isle Beach using artificial bait.
Scroll through the slideshow to see photos from the golf action at the Beacon's Tournament of Champions last weekend at The Lakes in Boiling Spring Lakes.
WINNABOW – The Southport Cougars raced out to a 27-6 lead in the Oyster Bowl on Saturday at Town Creek Park and seemed to have an answer for everything the Shallotte Buccaneers threw at them.
Despite the deficit, the Bucs wouldn't go away in the championship game in the senior division of the Brunswick Football League.
The Bucs rode the speed of Jordan McCall and Jeffery Cobb to a pair of second-quarter touchdowns and trimmed the deficit to 33-20 at intermission.
More than 100 fourth graders competed at last week's 7th annual Champions Challenge event took place at The First Tee of Brunswick County's Golf Park at Cinghiale Creek.
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|And the end of the fight is a tombstone white with the name of the late deceased, and the epitaph drear: A Fool lies here who tried to hustle the East.
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Hypothetically Speaking…
I should probably start taking an occasional sedative. At the very least, sample some anxiety medications. Because for the love of Bruce Springsteen, if I get asked one more stupid fucking hypothetical question, my brain is gonna explode all over the person asking. I don't want that to happen…
There's something about unanswerable questions that make me uneasy. I don't like the abstract. I like definitive answers. Like for example, if you were to ask me, "Would you like a cookie?" My answer would be: "Yes, yes I would like a cookie." Question asked. Answer known. Case closed.
However, if you were to ask me, "What was the best thing before sliced bread?" My mind would flip to *spin cycle*, and cause my head to violently twist off my body. I don't know the answer to that question. Nobody does.
Hypothetical questions are usually barfed out of people that spend most of their free time sitting in a coffee shop talking about *String Theory* and *Subatomic Particles*. The other half of the time they're watching Jeopardy.
I think it's time to start closing out a few of these trivial debates. Or at the very least, volley it back over the philosophical net in the form of another stupid question. I'll let you ponder it, Einstein. My skull is starting to feel like a ripe tick. Time to blow off some steam…
Head explosion beginning in 3…2…1…
Let's suppose…
If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
It seems that "make a sound" would be a drastic understatement. If a tree comes down in the woods, it's usually because of a 300 million volt charge of electricity. The thunder-crack and explosion of branches and squirrels caused by the bolt of lightning would be deafening. The answer is an enthusiastic "yes". If a tree fell in the woods and the closest person to it was on Mars, it would make a sound. A *big sound*. Ok? Settled.
If you were to choke a Smurf, what color would it turn?
I'd like to volley that question back, and instead, ask a burning question of mine: if a Smurf fucked an Oompa Loompa, what color would the offspring be? Trick question. Smurfs are four inches tall. And made out of construction paper.
Which is the correct way to extract toothpaste, from the top or the bottom of the tube?
Do I care? Cut the tube in half already and put the power to decide in the hands of the two lunatics debating it. After you're both done brushing your teeth, wash your hands. Then check the lock. Then wash your hands. Then check the lock. Then wash your hands. Then check the lock…
What hair color do they put on the driver's license of a bald man?
I'd hate to have that job. It's no wonder the DMV is nothing but a bunch of sour-faces. "I'm sorry sir, but we can't put "bald" on your license, so we're going to have to examine your pubic hair in the back room."
Why did the chicken cross the road?
Because that's one of the only things a chicken does. They peck, cluck, and walk. Why exactly are we so hung up on the idea of a chicken crossing a road? Did I miss a vital piece of information here? Ask me something like, "Why did the chicken do the Macarena", and I'll tell you that it's "worthy of further investigation."
If milk goes bad if not refrigerated, does it go bad if the cow isnt refrigerated?
Yes. I can't stress enough the importance of the following: Make absolutely sure that your grocer is stocking milk in his dairy freezer that was extracted from a refrigerated cow. Also, make sure that you store your opened Mayonnaise at room temperature.
Why is it that when you're driving and looking for an address, you turn down the volume on the radio?
Because it's hard to look for something when you're head-banging and playing the steering wheel drums.
On Gilligan's Island, why did Ginger have so many different outfits when they were only going on a 3 hour tour?
She bought a ticket for the *Love Boat*. She boarded the wrong ship. Ditz.
How come Superman could stop bullets with his chest, but always ducked when someone threw a gun at him?
(Part 1) First off, who throws a gun? It's not a Boomerang?
(Part 2) Clark Kent wasn't a neurologist – he worked for the Daily Herald. I'm pretty sure he was making sub-par wages like the rest of us clowns. Probably had a crappy insurance plan to boot. A nose-job procedure would be absolutely out of the question.
How come you press harder on a remote control when you know the battery is dead?
I thought this was common knowledge. A remote control works like a ketchup bottle. When the battery is low, more pressure is required to extract and utilize the remaining juice.
Side note: God forbid you have get up and walk your lazy ass five feet from the couch. "I guess I'll just have to settle for another RonCo Informercial…"
If ghosts can walk through walls and glide down stairs, why don't they fall through the floor?
Because all ghosts are issued a pair of hover boots.
Why does the Easter bunny carry eggs? Rabbits don't lay eggs.
What do you want it to carry around, placentas? I'd rather dye eggs than placentas…
Why are there flotation devices under plane seats instead of parachutes?
Most people don't even know how to work the tray table, and you expect them to figure out a fucking parachute? Under duress, no less. "Seeing that we're in the middle of a 30,000 foot vertical nose-dive, I think I'll don my parachute now." It's highly unlikely that they'd ever get used. Plus, having parachutes would tack on an extra 30 minutes for the pre-flight prompt:
Flight Attendant (demonstration): "Please note that in case of an emergency, you'll find a very complicated parachute device located under your seat. To put it on, start by inserting left arm into "loop A", then ask the person seated next to you to help you insert your right arm into "loop B". Pull thigh harness straps over legs, and connect the four loops with a square knot. Strap yourself to the back of an experienced sky-diver if there is one available on the plane. The parachute has been packed in accordance with federal regulations; however, please feel free to re-pack yours in the isles after the seat belt light has been turned off, and before the arrival of the lunch cart."
That doesn't even take into consideration the added cost. You want a parachute? Ok. No more free peanuts. Or water. Or bathroom.
Let's just keep that cheap floating thingy…
-Rock on, Chowderheads \m/
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The Fruitless Pursuit of an Anonymous Hacker
At a time when I'd found myself wallowing in the deepest, darkest depths of writer's despair, the universe once again delivered. Unfortunately, my newfound inspiration came with a price tag of a hundred dollars and a few days of lost blog-humping productivity. One all-too-anxious click of the mouse and I'd contracted a nasty case of cyber-gonorrhea, as well as an attitude toward the stinky prick that was responsible for it all.
It was hard not to feel remorseful about the timing of the matter. I was just starting to feel centered for once. The colorful aura that had surrounded my optimistic project faded, forcing me to shelf it for the time being. Back to the bitch diaries. I had a more pressing issue at hand.
I spent the next couple of nights by candle light, snapping off tacky one-liners with a quill pen and a head full of trance. Nothing that I wrote satiated. I needed more. I was desperate for reprisal, so I decided to try and track down the bastard. If I was going to find any closure from the whole ordeal I'd have to do a little police work first.
I figured my best shot at finding the guy would begin with establishing a motive and a detailed profile. In between slugs of coffee, I paced the room like a nervous cartoon, jotting down notes on a spiral-pad. I was feeling confident, on to something I thought. The pencil in my head began to swirl a composite sketch of the perpetrator at large.
The Investigation…
I knew that he didn't work for a reputable company like Microsoft or Apple, because it would contradict his whole philosophy. It's difficult to get hired into a company like either of the two when you're on a bi-monthly bathing schedule. I could picture him; isolated in some basement hideout, screaming into a headset while touring the World of Warcraft – the smell of some off brand air freshener fighting off the stale pizza rolls and TV dinner trays piled up on his desk. In between yelling fits and large blocks of anime porn, there he sits, writing malicious code on a highly sophisticated machine.
Reason led me to believe that he probably didn't leave the house often, so I'd have to track him down outside of his headquarters. Where would he go? What would he look like? My brain was in desperate need of answers.
He had long hair – an anything-but-trendy ponytail, perhaps. A person of poor hygiene would mean long hair. I'm sure a hairdresser wouldn't leave their scissors near a person smelling like a dirty sponge, yet alone volunteer their services. Facial hair was also a strong possibility. He's clearly a non-conformist, which meant rule out anything fashionable or trendy. Cheap sunglasses, military boots, an old recycled leather jacket even.
A strong supporter of the Unix operating system. Everything else was inferior computing, fit only for the common caveman like myself. Maybe I could track him down online. Start in the forums and look for the arrogant flake.
All I needed now was a motive. What would drive a human to bully the civilized world with such malicious intentions? The answer was obvious. The poor bastard was probably exiled from the rest of his peers at a crucial time during development. It caught up with him later on – revisiting, lamenting his awkward high school years. Now he was evil. Non-conformists are born that way though, no fault of another.
The Fruitless Pursuit…
There was no use wasting anymore time. Generally speaking, I had a good idea what I was looking for. In retrospect, it was a bit optimistic of me. More importantly, I didn't know what I was going to do with him when I found him. What sort of punishment would fit the crime? More questions. Then it hit me: motherboarding — a method used for dealing with cyber terrorism, which involved tying the perpetrator to his throne, and beating him senselessly with a stack of motherboards. Half the problem with the prick is that he's too smart for his own good, so I may as well bring his IQ down a few clicks.
I knew where I'd find him. The downtown district is full of non-conformist beatniks – lumbering around in large packs like prairie bison. What if this was all for nothing? What if I was pursuing the wrong person? Maybe he was much more refined — off shore bank accounts, suave dresser, expensive car, Rolex — the whole bit.
The once roaring fire of optimism within me was now turning into a smoldering pile of doubt as I watched the markers tick by. I could feel my foot easing off the accelerator as my reservations intensified. I decided to pull off for a bit and make sense of everything.
I ordered a coffee – no cream, no sugar. It was hard to keep myself from pulling napkins out of the dispenser and shredding them on the table. The smoke was heavy – a thick blanket of it hanging above the greasy diner tables. My mind was still in overdrive, but my thoughts were halted by an angry woman that stood up and threatened to off the male sitting in front of her. I could sense the tension mounting in the atmosphere after the blow up. Maybe it was the caffeine. Either way I decided to leave a tip and exit before I was the recipient of a misguided projectile.
Going back was intolerable. I'd been beaten this time, but not destroyed. What sense would it make to continue this pursuit? Tracking down one anonymous hacker and removing him would be like containing an influenza epidemic with a single can of Lysol. Let him have his kicks for now, I thought. The poor bastard has his coming…
-Happy Blogging Private Eye Bitchers…
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Almost to Week 16….
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We are almost to our 16 week appointment. This Friday we will go in for our ultrasound and checkup. Friday marks exactly 16 weeks of pregnancy. This week has been a good one for the pregnancy. Jen has been able to completely remove herself from the pain medication associated with the surgery, and we praise the Lord for that! Because of this, this week has been particularly painful physically, but even that seems to improve by the day.
My little Jenny is definitely showing now. Those boys are growing at an amazing rate, and while she will probably start to get uncomfortable with this, we are thankful for a healthy pregnancy so far. Jen has such a positive attitude about the difficulties of this pregnancy, she continues to amaze me. As men, we like to pride ourselves on being the stronger, tougher gender. Stronger….maybe sometimes, but tougher, forget it! My wife is proving to me just how mentally and physically tough she can be. God is giving her strength that I didn't know she had.
The hardest news this week came from outside of the pregnancy. Jen got the call this week that one of her co-workers at Delaware Trail Elementary was killed in a tragic car accident. Nancy Pratt had been teaching at Brownsburg for 33 years. I never met Mrs. Pratt personally, but I had heard about her kindness from Jen. She had been particularly interested and supportive with our pregnancy and a faithful blog reader. We would ask that you would be praying with us for the Pratt family today and in the coming weeks.
Thank you all for your continued kindness in lifting Jen and the babies up in your prayers along with all of the food, DVD's, and service being offered on our behalf.
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