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The theory of evolution, maintaining that all living things evolved by chance from a common ancestor, makes frequent use of the concept of adaptation. Evolutionists claim that by adapting to their environments, living things develop into entirely new species. In fact, the concept of evolution through adaptation is a hangover from the primitive scientific understanding of Lamarck's day and has long since been refuted by scientific findings. (See Adaptation)
However, despite having no scientific basis, the idea of adaptation still influences most people. When told that the Earth is a special planet for life, they immediately assume that since life emerged under the conditions on such a planet, so other forms of life could develop on other planets. Science-fiction writers imagine, for example, that while human beings live on Earth, there could be living things on the planet Pluto that perspire at -238A1C degrees, that breathe helium instead of oxygen, or that drink sulphuric acid instead of water.
Yet such imaginative ideas are actually based on ignorance. Evolutionists with knowledge of biology and biochemistry do not actually support such fantasies, since they are well aware that life can exist only with specific elements and when specific conditions are established.
The adaptation error in question is also the result of such ignorance. The only model of life with any scientific validity is that of carbon-based life, and scientists have concluded that there cannot be any other physical life in the universe based on other elements.
Carbon is the sixth element in the periodic table. Its atoms are the basis of life on Earth because all basic organic molecules (such as amino acids, proteins and nucleic acids) form as the result of carbon atoms combining with certain other atoms in particular ways. Carbon forms the various types of protein in our bodies by combining with hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and other elements. No other element can replace carbon, because no other element has the ability to make so many unlimited types of chemical bonds.
In addition, carbon-based life has a number of immutable laws. For example, carbon-based organic compounds (proteins) can only exist in a specific temperature range. Above 120 degrees Celsius, they begin to break down, and at temperatures below -20 degrees they begin to freeze. Other factors such as light, gravity, atmospheric make-up and magnetic forces must all fall within narrow and specific ranges in order to permit carbon-based life.
The Earth possesses just those narrow and specific ranges. If any one of these is exceeded—if the Earth's surface temperature exceeds 120 degrees, for example—then life on this planet will be impossible.
Life can exist only when very special and specific conditions are met. To put it another way, living things can only exist in an environment specially created for them. The Earth is an environment specially created by our Lord, and all its details reveal God's mercy on us.
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NYC: Pulino's Bar and Pizzeria
"The result is probably the highest expression of bar pizza."
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Pizza Style: "Bowery style"
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The Skinny: It could never have lived up to all the hype that preceded its opening but Nate Appleman has succeeded in developing an exulted form the of bar pizza, bolstered by a superb in-house butchery and partner Keith McNally's front-of-house professionalism
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When I heard that Pulino's Bar and Pizzeria would be serving "Bowery style" pizza it brought back memories of an argument I witnessed outside of the now-defunct CBGB's that ended in an assault. The weapon, both comical and terrifying, was a steaming slice of pizza that was mushed into the face of an unfortunate victim to napalmesque effect. It is probably not the evocation that owners of Pulino's are looking for, unless the headlines of the New York Post are to be believed.
The hype surrounding the opening of Pulino's, the collaboration between prolific New York City restaurateur Keith McNally (Balthazar, Minetta Tavern, and others) and James Beard Award–winning chef Nate Appleman, late of San Francisco's A16, raised expectations to a fever pitch in pizza-obsessed New York City. A16 is VPN-certified, and the early assumption was that Pulino's pies on the Bowery would be Neapolitan in style, with a puffy crust and soft, liquid centers.
Appleman himself dispelled the rumors first on Slice and then attempted to quell some of the hype in Women's Wear Daily of all places: "It's not that we came up with something so unique and different—it's pizza. But it's not Neapolitan pizza ... this is Bowery-style pizza."
The decor at Pulino's leaves little doubt that it is a Keith McNally restaurant, with its red awning, mismatched tables and chairs, tiled floor, tarnished mirrors, exposed brick, and worn wood. Fifteen years ago it would have been considered a nod to the brasseries of France, with some local accents (police barricade tables and tin ceiling) thrown in for good measure, as indeed McNally's Balthazar and Lucky Strike were before it.
But these days the deliberate, curated aesthetic has become part of the New York City dining vernacular, quintessentially local.
I don't see that happening to the pizza. New Yorkers, ever partisan and obsessed with authenticity, might embrace Neapolitan pizza because it satisfies the latter, along with their own New York–style pizza, but they are less likely to take direction from an out-of-towner, even one as prodigiously talented as Appleman.
The pizza might not be a reinvention of the form, but it is an amalgam of familiar themes. The crust, thin and oblong (its shape seems to be more amorphous and have become less round since the restaurant's opening), is crisp, although not completely crackerlike—there is some softness there. It is mottled and blistered in a manner reminiscent of John's on Bleecker and of New Haven–style pizza, an evocation that is bolstered by the ovens at Pulino's—they look like the white tiled ones that grace Frank Pepe's.
The flavor of the Margherita is Di Fara–like with its tangy combination of mozzarella and grana padano, redolent with basil and lubricated with lashings of olive oil. The sauce, although not precooked, has a more concentrated tomato flavor than you'd find on a Neapolitan pizza. But the dimensions of the pizzas themselves are Neapolitan in square footage and, indeed, in price. The apportioning of the pies, however, will be recognizable to anyone who has eaten bar pizza in the Midwest and betrays Appleman's roots (he hails from Ohio). They are cut into a grid, known either as "tavern cut" or "party cut."
I am not a fan of this cut, although I suppose it does add a unique element to the pizza. The problem is that I find the combination of toppings and cornicione to be the compelling aspect of the pie. The center of the pizza is so thin, barely thicker than the toppings themselves, and it tends to wilt so precipitously that it offers little in textural contrast. The center slice the least interesting thing on the plate.
But I like the rest of it just fine, especially when topped with the meats, all of which are made in-house, and which are the best I have had on pizza. Take the pepperoni, gloriously salty and fatty, crunchy and succulent all at once. Or the tender beef meatballs that come sliced into delicate slivers and served with spicy pickled chiles. And what lover of pig could argue against the porchetta pizza? Strewn with pork and spiked with fennel and garlic on top of a Margherita base; this pizza is a triumph.
The pizza is not as life-changing as all the hype might have led you to believe it would be. But to be fair, how could it possibly be? This is New York after all, one of the most pizza-saturated and pizza-obsessed cities on the planet. And how different can pizza really be while still being recognizable as pizza?
I suppose Appleman could have traded on his VPN credentials and past glories and added yet another Neapolitan-style pizzeria to an already crowded market, but he is to be commended for trying something new. The result, appropriately given the restaurants full name, Pulino's Bar and Pizzeria, is probably the highest expression of bar pizza.
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- View sacred objects including an illuminated manuscript and funerary sculptures
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The cover design closely follows book one with the familiar 'ankh' sign above a vortex, which relates to the galactic trial that is the subject of the book (Eden's Trial). I plan to do a proper book launch and signing in the UK soon...
The cover for book 3 has a more classic science fiction feel, with a couple of battlestar warships chasing a smaller ship, which relates to the final scenes in book 3 (Eden's Revenge), which I am just finishing writing (one chapter and an epilogue to go).
Although intended to be a trilogy, there will be a fourth book, Return to Eden, which will complete the series. Obviously I haven't started that one yet, though I have started plotting it, and I know which characters will make it to book four...
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Ryan Seacrest is staying on at "American Idol."
On Monday night, FOX confirmed that the host will continue to present the reality singing competition.
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"For the last 11 seasons, I've had the privilege to be a part of one of television's most iconic shows. It's been a wild ride, and I'm excited for my journey with 'American Idol' to continue," Seacrest said in a statement. "The legions of fans, amazingly talented contestants, judges, and producers, along with the hard working 'Idol' crew, impress me every time we go on air and make hosting the show a dream job. I especially appreciate the support and confidence of Peter Rice, Mike Darnell and the entire FOX team – as well as the support of everyone at FremantleMedia North America – and I look forward to continuing our partnership."
Ryan's contract with FOX was up at the end of the current season, and producers had hoped to keep him.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Ryan's new deal extends for two years and is worth around $15 million a year.
While no details about his contract were released by FOX on Monday night, the "Idol" bosses expressed their joy at keeping him on.
"Ryan is one of a kind," Mike Darnell, President of Alternative Entertainment, FOX Broadcasting Company, also said in a statement. "His ability to engage the viewers, keep the contestants at ease during intense moments and adapt to any situation, especially during the live shows, solidifies him as the absolute best in the business. He is an integral part of why 'American Idol' is a true phenomenon, and we can't imagine doing this show without him."
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The Earlham Faculty consists of all teachers and administrators at the College. While there is a division of labor and a corresponding distinction between administrative faculty and teaching faculty, the distinction is not a sharp one. All of us are educators in one way or another; the unity of the faculty reflects the fact that the College educates students in the wayit operates as well as in the classroom. Moreover, the College strives to be a community of persons living and working together to reach common aims. This handbook reports policies and procedures related to both groups, when applicable, and to each group the teaching faculty and the administrators separately when appropriate.
This document contains two parts. The first is the faculty handbook which is an extension of the College's contract with teaching and administrative faculty.
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The aim of the faculty handbook is to provide faculty members with a clear, accurate and comprehensive overview of their contractual relationship to the college so that important personnel practices and related matters are as transparent as possible. In particular it describes the processes and criteria of evaluation for hiring, renewal, and tenure (where appropriate), as well as the conditions under which faculty positions may be eliminated. This handbook has evolved over time and been revised approximately every ten years. It has been approved by the faculty meeting and the Board of Trustees. Unless noted on the specific page, this text is the version approved in 2013.
The College will use the processes and definitions in this handbook to guide its decision making. It is important that faculty members understand their rights as well as the limits to those rights and the handbook strives to make this clear. The policies in the handbook aim to be equitable and fair to both the College and to faculty. We emphasize the decision makingprocesses of the College with special attention to the consultation leading to the formation of consensus, as well as the special role of the President and Board of Trustees who, in addition to being part of the consultation and consensus process, have independent decision making authority. Faculty members should be clear that they have control over some aspects and parameters of their review files and other aspects of the decision making process, but not others; the handbook strives to make clear where each is the case.
The previous edition of the handbook cited the Elders of Balby Friends Meeting of 1656 who urged that rules be interpreted with the measure of light that is pure and holy in order to avoid narrow rule making, for the letter killeth and the Spirit giveth life.* While we affirm that rules should be interpreted in the spirit of community building and not be used punitively when creative solutions to problems may be found, we also believe that a clear articulated set of guidelines and policies for making important decisions is an important basis for equity. Accordingly, we have tried to provide sufficient detail and specificity to eliminate confusion and uncertainty yet to resist specifying guidelines and policies for every conceivable situation. Good decision making must achieve a balance between impersonal rules and personal judgments, founded on the evidence under consideration, and this handbook contains our latest effort to provide a framework to lead us to good decisions.
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Jukebox the Ghost played last night at Headliners Music Hall with opening bands The Lighthouse and the Whaler and Matt Pond. The opening bands had a decent sized audience, but it was obvious who most people came to see. The number of people seemed to instantaneously multiply towards the later half of Matt Pond's set. All three bands have a significant national following, and Matt Pond was just featured on Jimmy Fallon on February 7th. I believe Jukebox the Ghost's biggest draw was do to the fact that lead singer and keyboardist, Ben Thornewill, is from Louisville. Being a 'WFPK Presents' show, Kyle Meredith was present and introduced all the bands. Meredith alluded to Thornewill's Louisvillian status by asking the audience how many people there were his family, friends, or past classmates. There were quite a few of each present. Jukebox the Ghost definitely has a strong fan following in Louisville.
The Lighthouse and the Whaler and Matt Pond both have a similar indie-folk-pop sound that compliments Jukebox the Ghost. Thanks to the fiddle present in The Lighthouse and the Whaler and the mandolin in Matt Pond you get that folk vibe, but at the same time have the poppy drum beats and keyboard riffs that Jukebox the Ghost is known for. Coincidentally enough both bands were all guy bands with a single chick included. Like Thornewill talked about in an interview last week, you can see why these guys would be selected to create a full package for Jukebox the Ghost's tour. Vivacious dance-orientated beats and rhythms and catchy hooks really tie these three bands together nicely.
Jukebox the Ghost (Jesse Kristin- drums, Tommy Siegel- guitar, Ben Thornewill- vocals/keys) was definitely my favorite of the night, which is shocking because I am normally bias towards any band wielding a violinist. Their hooks were a bit more attention-grabbing and their beats more danceable. For example, the chorus in Everybody Knows is so catchy you can't help but get it stuck in your head and find yourself humming it on the car ride home. Thornewill's animated vocals are exceptional, clear, and inviting to listen to. He makes sure to give audience members all through out the venue his attention. Up in the balcony, all sides of the stage, everywhere Thornewill makes sure he acknowledges the fans throughout the performance. You can tell the band is enjoying the music and bringing the audience on a musical voyage with them. They performed music off their new album "Safe Travels" which if you haven't purchased yet, you need to. Overall Jukebox the Ghost is memorable, fun to listen to, and catchy- all trademarks of a great pop rock band.
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We were supposed to go to the school today but classes were suspended as early as 5am. Yes I was still awake to wait for that announcement. I knew it was coming because the rains did not stop until around 3am. There is no typhoon, as far as I know, based on the news last night. This is just an effect of the monsoon, I think. But there were lightning and thunders after 7am so I am glad the little ones are kept at home. Too bad though because the college students were still sent to school, now the afternoon classes are suspended too.
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Ex-Bush lawyer convicted of trying to kill wife at Connecticut home
STAMFORD >> A former White House lawyer in both Bush administrations was convicted Friday of attempted murder and other charges in the beating of his wife at their Connecticut home four years ago.
John Michael Farren, 61, who also was once general counsel for Xerox Corp., was allowed to sit out his trial after he said he wouldn't be able to handle the stress of it. But he was in the courtroom Friday when the jury returned guilty verdicts on charges of attempted murder, first-degree assault and risk of injury to a child.
Prosecutors allege Farren choked Mary Margaret Farren and beat her with a metal flashlight until she lost consciousness at their multimillion dollar home in New Canaan in January 2010. She managed to flee the house with her two young daughters. The attack occurred two days after she served him with divorce papers, authorities say.
Farren disputed the seriousness of the charges. He also tried to use a mental health defense, but a judge didn't allow it. He faces up to 50 years in prison at his sentencing, set for Sept. 11.
The verdicts came on the second day of jury deliberations and followed three days of testimony in Stamford Superior Court this week. Mary Margaret Farren, who suffered broken bones in her jaw and cheek and other injuries from the attack, testified Monday.
"He was on top of me and he was squeezing my neck, strangling me, and slamming my head ... into the floor," she said. "He said, 'I'm killing you."'
In a civil lawsuit, she won a $28.6 million judgment against her ex-husband for her injuries.
Farren was general counsel at Xerox in 2007 when he was named deputy White House counsel during George W. Bush's second term. He served as undersecretary for international trade in the Commerce Department under Bush's father, President George H.W. Bush. He also was deputy manager for the elder Bush's 1992 re-election campaign and deputy director for his transition team in 1989.


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Red River County Constable, Precinct 1
Employer / Organization
Next Election
Nov 03, 2020
Filing Window
Nov 09, 2019 - Dec 09, 2019
Constables are the law enforcement officers for justice courts. Constables serve subpoenas, protection orders, and eviction notices, and are given law enforcement authority statewide.
Application GuidelinesIf you would like to be included on the ballot for county office, follow these three steps. 1) Contact the county elections officer or your party's county chair. The elections officer can provide information about the availability of filing papers and answer questions regarding nominating petitions and other ballot procedures. 2) Arrange to pick up required paperwork. 3) Return your completed paperwork within the designated filing window. Political party candidates file with their party's county chair. Independent candidates file with the county judge. If a party nominates a candidate who dies, withdraws, or is determined ineligible, the deadline for candidates from that party to file is extended by five days.
Submit application to:
Red River County Judge, 400 N. Walnut St., Clarksville, TX, 75426, US


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Oil and gas lobbyists call him "a stud."
On May 2, Gov. Hickenlooper participated in the FrackingSENSE lecture series at the University of Colorado. There he stated that he wants to be a "fair witness" of oil and gas development (particularly of fracking) in Colorado.
The term "fair witness" was introduced in the 1961 science fiction novel Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein. In this book, a fair witness is defined as an individual trained to observe events and report exactly what he or she sees and hears, making no extrapolations or assumptions. I would venture to say Hickenlooper is anything but a fair witness when it comes to fracking.
Consider that he has appeared in paid advertisements for the oil and gas industry claiming that fracking is safe. He has been called a "stud" by oil and gas lobbyists, hardly an impartial reference. He intentionally misled a Senate hearing committee and the press with his claims of drinking fracking fluid, which in reality was not the kind of highly toxic and carcinogenic fracking fluid that is routinely used throughout Colorado. He has sued a local community, Longmont, for imposing a ban on fracking. He has not only continually threatened to veto just about any bills that would strengthen regulations or enforcement of existing regulations, but has pressured Democrats to kill such bills before they even reach his desk so he can avoid looking like the bad guy.
At this same conference Hickenlooper stated that "if we find unhealthy air quality around a community and something coming out of a well that is an issue, we will put the brakes on faster than you can imagine." Oh really? NOAA recently reported air quality in Weld County that is worse than Los Angeles and Houston and is directly related to oil and gas activity, yet there is no slowdown on activity there. And a recent gas leak near Parachute allowed a carcinogen to seep into the ground near a large creek that feeds into the Colorado River, and I have yet to hear of any "brakes" being applied there.
Probably the most alarming statement that Hickenlooper made at the FrackingSENSE event is that the science on the impacts of fracking is far from settled and that scientists don't know the impacts of wells on air and how that might affect the health of nearby residents. If this is true, then why are we continuing to drill, baby, drill? Shouldn't we be implementing the precautionary principal and putting the brakes on fracking until we know the answers to these important questions? Shouldn't we be putting state money toward studies that would answer these questions instead of toward costly lawsuits against residents who are trying to protect themselves? Instead, Hickenlooper's appointee to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Dr. Urbina, specifically testified against HB 1275 that would have produced a study on health impacts.
The fact that our governor is saying one thing but doing completely the opposite leads me to believe that he is certainly no fair witness to oil and gas development and fracking but instead is a colluding representative of the industry.


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Investigation Continues Into Okolona Home Explosion
Coelho Family Returned To Brazil
Officials from Louisville Gas and Electric and the Okolona Fire Department are back at the scene of a house explosion in Okolona collecting more evidence.
A family of three narrowly escaped the house explosion in the Indian Falls subdivision nearly six weeks ago.
"Today was just a routine part of the investigation," said LG&E spokeswoman Chris Whelan.
Monday was the last day for all the groups involved to collect evidence.
Mike Durr, an attorney for State Farm Insurance, said soil samples from where the natural gas pipe leaked were collected.
Durr said they've also taken a gas riser and the garage floor from the house that blew up.
Durr estimated about $500,000 in damages to the neighborhood from the explosion.
LG&E said it is sticking with its original determination that a broken water pipe combining with the gravel underground caused a sand blasting effect on the natural gas pipe line creating the leak.
Other entities, including Louisville Water Company, said they are waiting for the investigation to run its course to determine what happened. Durr said, to him, the cause is still under investigation.
John Bates lives across the street from the house that exploded, and said he and the rest of the neighborhood are frustrated with how everything was handled.
Bates said his home suffered damages from the blast, but he can't get help from his insurance company until the insurance companies are able to settle the house that exploded.
"Something has to be done. We are just disgusted. You talk to any of the 32 folks involved here, we are disgusted. We are getting no answers at all from no one," said Bates.
Neighbors also said the smell of gas comes back to the neighborhood from time to time.
LG&E said the neighborhood is completely safe and it has not detected any gas leaks since the explosion six weeks ago.
"With everything that's gone on out there, I totally sympathize. I'm certain that they do have some concerns, but there is no need for it," Whelan said.
The area is expected to be cleared soon.
Bates said the Coelho family, who lived in the home that exploded, has returned to their native Brazil and are doing well.


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Copyright © Niles Depot Historical Foundation, Inc. &
Tri-City Society of Model Engineers, Inc.
All Rights Reserved. Contact us
Hours of operation and location:
Regular museum hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. The museum is also open for special events in Niles.
The model railroads are currently being constructed so there are no regular operating hours during this time. Work nights are Fridays at 7:30 p.m. and they are open to perspective new members. If you are interested in joining the TCSME, please stop by on a Friday night, call (510) 797-4449, or e-mail us.
The Niles Depot Model Railroads and Museum are located at 37592 Niles Boulevard in Fremont, California, at the Niles Town Plaza.
The Niles passenger and freight depots located in the Niles District of
The Niles passenger and freight depots located in the Niles District ofFremont, California, are home to a railroad museum and two new model railroad layouts.
Using historical documentation, the planners and builders of both railroads are recreating the features of the nearby communities with Niles as the center. Included are the depots and the nearby Niles Tower with the crossing of the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads as well as the many neighboring communities and industries. Visit our Model Railroads section for detailed information about the plans currently under development and how to become a part of this exciting new opportunity.
The non-profit Niles Depot Historical Foundation runs the museum and operation of the passenger depot which contains many local artifacts and railroad displays. It is also seeking new members with an interest in local history to be docents in the museum. Visit the Museum section for more information.


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A woman in York City, Penn. found some unpleasant, albeit hilarious, graffiti stenciled all over her SUV, including the word "bicth," as in the non-idiot word "bitch," in white paint on the the driver's side door. Even though it might seem a little difficult to make a careless spelling error when you're moving at the speed of spray paint, acts of vandalism — such as TPing someone's house with cellophane and bashing mailboxes with pool noodles — tend to beget carelessness, and the York City spray paint misspelling is no different. You'd think that the group might have appointed a copyeditor to give all acts a vandalism a quick once-over, but it seems that nocturnal tagging is a really sloppy industry, not at all like its print-media predecessor, mustache-drawing on movie posters.
The York Dispatch noted that the owner of the vandalized car just couldn't catch a break that night, as she also reported her motorcycle stolen. Thankfully, it was recovered a little while later, sans any misspelled words.
Spelling-challenged vandals hit woman's SUV [York Dispatch]
Image via David P. Smith/Shutterstock.


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- plastic eggs (with the little holes)
- wooden skewers
- ribbon to make a bow
- vase
What you do:
Do you see the little holes in the egg?
Push the pointed end of a skewer through a hole.
Repeat skewering eggs.
Start arranging the eggs in a vase.
Cut skewers if needed.
Keep arranging until the vase is full of eggs.


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This was published 6 years ago
Torah Bright says she wants 'a big man' in bizarre Esquire interview
- Full Winter Olympics coverage
- Canada shut out USA in ice hockey grudge match win
- German biathlete and Italian bobsledder expelled for doping
Snowboarder Torah Bright says she is ready to find another man who is "so hot that I can't help but rip his shirt off and make out", while also revealing how her broken marriage with fellow snowboarder Jake Welch almost forced her to quit the sport.
In a bizarre interview with a blogger from Esquire.com before leaving Russia earlier this week, the Sochi halfpipe silver medallist said she wants "a big man".
"I just want to have fun for now," the 27-year-old said. "I want a guy so hot that I can't help but rip his shirt off and make out. But in the future I want a guy who knows what he wants and who can take care of me. I want a big man."
Bright and Welch, a fellow Mormon, divorced last year. She says it eventually inspired her to enter three snowboarding events in Sochi - the halfpipe, the slopestyle and boarder cross - but initially prompted her to consider walking away.
"When you are in the wrong relationship, everything feels wrong," she said. "I thought the problem was snowboarding and I was going to quit. But as soon as he was out of my life I realised it was him. Benny (her brother and coach) said, 'If you want to do something really big, qualify for all three snowboard events at the Olympics. I mean, it's just snowboarding…' And to get the love of snowboarding back I knew that's what I wanted to do."
The author of the blog, someone called Chas Smith, makes some wild accusations in the piece, claiming this of Welch: "He was the wrong man (a complete asshole, if I'm allowed). A B-rate pro snowboarder himself, the relationship was a disaster. He rudely harped on Torah's success in order to feel better and her love of snowboarding began to wane."
He also claims Bright "talks about how difficult it was that her native Australian press jumped on her for whining about the sub-par slopestlye (sic) course and the halfpipe" and "is notoriously nasty, always looking to take down its national stars in an ode to tall poppy syndrome".
"I wouldn't say I'm mean but I'm definitely more driven now," Bright said. "I know what I want."
Andrew Webster is Chief Sports Writer of The Sydney Morning Herald.


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You can never carry too many backup charging cables, and since you probably never leave home without your wallet, the ChargeCard is the perfect accessory for battery-sucking smartphones. It's only slightly thicker than a credit card, and it lets you leech power from any available USB port.
The ChargeCard actually started life as a Kickstarter project, but managed to reach the production stage after raising sufficient funds. And while the microUSB and iPhone 4 dock connector versions are finally shipping, it's the new iPhone 5 Lightning version that has us most excited. It's available now for pre-order, and for $25 you can guarantee yourself one come mid-May. [ChargeCard via SlashGear]


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Winter Storms Now Have Names? Yes, Thanks to Social Media
When did we start naming winter storms? That was the question on everyone's minds on Wednesday as a Nor'easter named Athena whipped through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast coasts.
A new naming system put in place by The Weather Channel has its roots in social media to make it easier for people to communicate and share information about winter storms. The network is the first to name them, similar to how tropical storms and hurricanes have been referenced for years.
"In addition to providing information about significant winter storms by referring to them by name, the name itself will make communication and information sharing in the constantly expanding world of social media much easier," The Weather Channel meterologist Tom Niziol wrote on the site. "As an example, hash tagging a storm based on its name will provide a one-stop shop to exchange all of the latest information on the impending high-impact weather system."
As anticipated, it didn't take long for the name to catch on by the media and social sites, as many shared updates and pictures with the hashtag #Athena.
Last month, The Weather Channel released a list of the 26 names it will use to track noteworthy storms this season. In addition to Athena, many have mythological or historic ties, from Brutus and Caesar to Gandolf and Plato. Other interesting selections include Q — for the subway line in New York City — and Rocky for the mountain chain. For a full look at the name list, click here.
The Weather Channel said giving a storm an official name will be based on a series of objective and subjective factors, such as impact due to snow or ice within three days, disruption to road and air travel and life-threatening conditions from wind, snow, ice and cold.
What do you think of the new naming system? Will it help people better connect on social media sites and get more information? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Image via Flickr, WarmSleepy.


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Marlins' strong pitching wears down in 13th
Alvarez leads effort on mound, but offense hits record slump
MILWAUKEE -- The Marlins' dryspell has reached record proportions, and their losing streak is also increasing.
Silenced offensively for the third straight game, the Marlins' pitching eventually blinked in the extra innings Sunday afternoon.
Caleb Gindl delivered an opposite-field home run to left to open the 13th inning, and it was all the offense the Brewers needed to beat the Marlins, 1-0, at Miller Park.
"To see every single guy in the lineup struggle, I don't know if I've ever seen that before -- ever," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "When we left on this road trip, I was excited because, No. 1, I felt our guys would be fresh coming out of the All-Star break. And we were coming to two ballparks [Milwaukee and Colorado] where I felt guys would be excited to come out and hit.
"To get completely shut down in the best hitters' ballpark, I think, in all of baseball, it's unbelievable."
Gindl's first career home run came on Ryan Webb's second pitch of the inning, and it traveled just far enough to clear the wall near the left-field foul line.
It marked the first time in franchise history the Marlins lost by a 1-0 margin in extra innings. And it was only the second time they had been shut out in extra innings.
"It's a battle out there," said Ed Lucas, who had one of four Miami hits. "Even when we manage to scrape up a couple of guys on base, we just can't pick up that timely hit. Part of it is bad luck. Part of it is our approach. It's a bad way to start off the second half. But, regardless of whether or not we were coming off the All-Star break, it's pretty embarrassing to have a series like that where you don't put up a run."
Shut out the entire series, the Marlins established a dubious franchise record as they have now gone 37 consecutive innings without a run. The previous team mark was 30, set a year ago.
The drought is the longest in the Major Leagues since the 1985 Astros went 42 innings.
Reminded of the historical significance of the drought, Logan Morrison sarcastically said: "Nice. Well, I'm glad I could be a part of that. It [stinks], but that's what happens, I guess, sometimes when you've got young guys on the team, and you find gloves and don't really find grass. Our pitching has been doing a great job. We've got to pick them up. We'll get there. We'll be fine."
It was the second time in team history the Marlins had been blanked in three straight games.
Milwaukee's pitchers, meanwhile, extended their string of not allowing a run to 35 innings, a club record.
With both sides pitching so effectively, the outcome came down to one swing by Gindle.
"I thought it was a popup foul," Webb said. "Then I thought it was a popup fair. Then I thought it was an out, and then it was over the fence, 10 feet fair. It's not short over there. But it didn't look like it off the bat, but it kept going."
Even Brewers manager Ron Roenicke was not sure how the game would be decided.
"I really didn't think it was going to be won by a homer," Roenicke said. "I think when we get into extra innings and guys try to hit a home run to win games, I think you go a lot longer than you should. I was obviously glad to see the home run, but it's hard when you try to hit them."
After managing just four hits Sunday and 15 total in the series, the Marlins have now lost four straight and nine of 12.
Adeiny Hechavarria had two hits Sunday and six of Miami's 15 total in 31 innings in the series.
While they had limited chances, the Marlins still had opportunities.
They wasted one in the ninth inning Sunday when Hechavarria delivered his second single of the day. Lucas executed a sacrifice bunt, and Brewers closer Francisco Rodriguez found himself in a bind. But Giancarlo Stanton lifted a fly ball to right field, and after Morrison was intentionally walked, Marcell Ozuna floated a routine fly ball to center.
"Part of that is youth, but at the same time, they've got enough at-bats under their belt that they know what pitches they can and can't hit at this point," Redmond said.
The Marlins received a gutsy performance from right-hander Henderson Alvarez, who on Sunday had his finest outing of the season. In his fourth start since coming off the disabled list, the right-hander threw seven scoreless innings, scattering five hits. He ended his afternoon by retiring 13 of 15 batters.
Alvarez also had one of two hits surrendered by Brewers starter Wily Peralta, who struck out seven in eight innings.
Ozuna grounded into a 5-4-3 double play to end the seventh inning, establishing the longest scoreless-innings drought in franchise history.
Miami tied the mark an inning earlier.
From Aug. 12-15 last year, the Marlins went 30 straight innings without a run. During that stretch, they were shut out three straight games. They finally pushed across a couple of runs in the fourth inning Aug. 15 against Roy Halladay and the Phillies.
Heading into the weekend at Milwaukee, the Marlins last scored a run July 14 against the Nationals. Derek Dietrich delivered a two-run homer in the fourth inning in a game Miami lost, 5-2, in 10 innings.
"Things were starting to come together a little bit," Lucas said. "We were gelling a bit as a team. We were winning some ballgames, and then the All-Star break hit, and we came back flat. We've continued to get great pitching, which has kind of been the case the past few months, but our bats have just been real hit or miss, and a lot more miss."


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Pomeranz toys with slider during the break
DENVER -- While most players were busy resting up for the second half, left-hander Drew Pomeranz used his time for a different pursuit -- developing a new pitch.
Pomeranz made a start for Double-A Tulsa on Tuesday, and though his final line was far from dominant, his primary goal was to test out a slider he first learned just two or three days earlier. Even after he allowed seven runs in 5 1/3 innings, he's confident enough in the new pitch to use it in the big leagues.
"I was down there working on a slider and I think that was the main focus more than results," Pomeranz said. "So, felt pretty good with that and try to work that into my next start I think."
Pomeranz, expected to start Monday, admitted it was not easy to break out the pitch in a game so soon after he learned it, but said the adjustment went better than expected.
After spending much of the first half with Triple-A Colorado Springs, the lefty has struggled in three big starts, going 0-3 with an 8.76 ERA. High pitch counts have limited Pomeranz's success and he has not made it through the fifth inning in any of his starts.
But with a new slider in hand to use alongside his usual repertoire of a fastball, curveball and changeup, Pomeranz is trying to look at the second half as a clean slate.
"I just want to reset," he said. "The walks were killing me. I was walking people and thinking too much, trying to do too much out there. Just go out there and throw strikes and pump the zone, I think things are going to play out a lot better.
"I've been doing that all year, just trying to fill up the zone, and I've pitched a lot better and feel like I've gotten a lot better. Then I came up here and didn't really do it."
Pomeranz will try to become one of the missing pieces in the Rockies' rotation as they prepare for a second-half playoff charge. Jhoulys Chacin, Tyler Chatwood and Jorge De La Rosa have proven to be consistent arms at the top of the rotation, each carrying an ERA no higher than 3.50, but Pomeranz knows the Rockies need him and Juan Nicasio to keep them in contention for the National League West crown.
"Those guys have really stepped up and done their job and I think it's time for me -- and Nicasio, obviously, threw very well his last start -- I think it's time for us to do our part in this."


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| 6°C Belfast
A 15-year-old boy was arrested at a school over the murders of two policewomen killed in a gun and grenade attack.
The teenager was held on suspicion of assisting an offender and questioned by police investigating the deaths of Pc Nicola Hughes, 23, and Pc Fiona Bone, 32, and father and son David and Mark Short.
He was later released on bail pending further inquiries.
The officers died on Tuesday after they were called to a report of a burglary in Hattersley, Greater Manchester, while Mr Short and his son were murdered in separate incidents earlier this year in Clayton and Droylsden.
Greater Manchester Police said officers attended a school in the Hattersley area on Friday afternoon.
Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan said: "This remains a complex and sensitive operation and we continue to ask the public to search their conscience and urge anyone who has any other information to contact us."
Meanwhile, earlier on Friday there was a massive security operation for the first court appearance of Dale Cregan, who is accused of the four murders and also four attempted murders.
The hearing for one-eyed Cregan before a district judge lasted just two minutes as he was remanded in custody and taken to Manchester's Strangeways prison.
Cregan, 29, sat down as he was brought into the dock at Manchester Magistrates' Court but got to his feet after he was asked to stand by District Judge Jonathan Taaffe.
He wore a false black onyx eye in his left eye socket and spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth to the courtroom, which was packed with reporters.


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Lego Club
Acomb Explore
22nd May 2021 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
22nd May 2021 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
|Recurring Event (See all)
An event every week that begins at 11:00 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Join us for Lego Club!
Every Saturday morning and suitable for 6-11 year olds. Children can build vehicles, buildings and whatever leaps into their imaginations!
The club is a chance to offer your child a time to create, innovate and collaborate.
Booking is not required, just come along and have some fun!