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Excerpt: How America's Most Violent Game May Be Saving Liberal Arts Colleges
Posted: October 6, 2013 Filed under: College Football, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas | Tags: Buck Buchanan, David Knight, Division III football, Hendrix football Leave a comment »For the last few months, I've been working on a piece for SB Nation Longform on the new Hendrix football program and how it reflects a larger nationwide trend. It published this week. Here's a man-sized excerpt:
In recent years, more and smaller colleges and universities are starting football programs or restarting those shuttered long ago. In an era when many major colleges are grappling with increasingly bloated athletic budgets, between 2008 and 2012, 29 smaller colleges started lower-level football programs. And in 2013, despite the fact that mounting medical evidence concerning brain damage has placed the future of an entire sport at risk, 12 more colleges started football programs this fall. In Division III alone, 10 schools have started football programs in the past five years.
To understand the reason so many small college administrators find football to be a lucrative proposition, take a visit to Hendrix's season opener on Sept. 7 against Westminster University. Pay no mind to the "Undefeated since 1960″ orange T-shirts worn by Warrior fans filling the metal bleachers of the brand new Young-Wise Memorial Stadium, or the concession table covered by Hendrix Warrior seat cushions, pennants, umbrellas and replica jerseys. Note that not a single ticket stub litters the ground. At Hendrix, all games are free. Ticket sales and merchandising are insignificant to the financial benefits of fielding a football team.
Instead, look to the alumni in the stands, and the players in their brand new uniforms. In the stadium are about 30 representatives of the old guard – players from the 1950s and the 1960 team who have come to cheer on the torchbearers they never expected to see. During a pregame ceremony, an announcer said, "After a 53-year timeout, we'll now start the clock over on Hendrix football," and the captains of Hendrix's 1960 team took the field and handed a ball used in their last game to Caton and Hunter Lawler – captains of the 2013 edition. Many from the 1960 team are on the Hendrix booster club, which recently raised more than $50,000 for athletic facilities and equipment.
But the real money is on the field. Focus on the 6'2 Caton, who strides onto the field for the first game with authority, one of only a handful of Warriors who have actually played in a college game before. Then look at his 53 teammates, mostly true freshmen, as they take the field on this blistering hot afternoon.
Only a couple hundred feet to the north sits a glistening new field house, including a locker room with 93 player lockers. Long before they were stuffed with mouth guards and sweaty helmets, each of these climate-controlled spaces held a promise. Every new player gives future Hendrix teams the depth to one day be a serious contender on the field. At the same time, each of those players also provides Hendrix College an influx of the cash it needs to remain relevant in a world where pure liberal arts education is increasingly becoming an endangered species.
Hendrix Football: Ole Miss Romping, Booster Gifts & Other Trivia
Posted: September 4, 2013 Filed under: College Football, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas | Tags: Buck Buchanan, Hendrix football, Westminster Leave a comment »I've had a couple recent pieces out on the Hendrix football program, which will have its first game this Saturday since 1960. One is an article in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, the other is a Q&A with Karen Tricot-Steward of KUAR 89.1 FM.
Here's an expanded version of my article's beginning:
In cinema, this has been the summer of the rehash: Iron Man 3, Despicable Me 2, Man of Steel, Monsters University, Fast & Furious 6. A glance down the list of top-grossing movies of 2013 makes no bones about it—when there's money to be made, nothing more dependably does the job than going with the tried and true. Turns out, this line of thinking also applies to the world of higher education. Many small liberal-arts colleges across the nation shuttered their football programs in the 1940s, '50s and '60s, in part to save money.
But in the last couple of decades, many of those same colleges have developed long-term growth plans that depend on a significant increase in student population and the attendant boost in revenue their tuition and board payments would bring. A new football team typically means an immediate infusion of 80-100 new students. Which can mean something in the vicinity of $3 million after those new football players' tuition and board payments are totaled.
Vance Strange, a former Hendrix football player and current booster, said that it's projected a roster of 65-70 Hendrix football players (the roster is currently 54) would annually produce about $1.8 – $1.9 million revenue for the school.
An all-time high of 12 U.S. colleges are starting or restarting football programs this fall, and Hendrix kicks off its new era in Conway against Missouri's Westminster College. Although its program sputtered in the 1950s, Hendrix had a highly successful program in previous decades. It twice tied the University of Arkansas and lost in a 14-7 contest in 1926 that attracted 6,000 people—said to be the most spectators to attend a sports event in Arkansas to that point. In 1913, the Hendrix Bulldogs beat Ole Miss 8-6…
You can read the rest of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette article here. [paywall warning]
To me, one of the most unique aspects of early 20th century football was how openly boosters gave gifts to student-athletes. Back in the day, though, hooking a star player up with goodies was common. As I wrote:
Now: The National Collegiate Athletic Association forbids its student-athletes from receiving payments or gifts from boosters—supporters who donate to the player's program. The college athlete is supposed to be an amateur, and such payments jeopardize what the NCAA defines as amateur status.
Then: The NCAA was in its infancy and Hendrix, like hundreds of other football-playing schools across the nation, wasn't a member. Less bureaucracy surrounding the game meant fewer rules and less manpower to enforce them.
Case in point: In 1924, Hendrix football player Wright Salter received a knitted necktie from Keith's Millinery Shop for blocking the first pass of an opponent during a Thanksgiving Day game, Lester wrote. Salter's teammate Bill Meriwether won a fruitcake for his sterling play that same game.
I asked Bill Wilson, who played for Hendrix in 1959 and 1960, if he had ever heard about booster gift giving in the late 1950s. He said no, but did add that he heard it happened at what's now Arkansas Tech University and Southern Arkansas University.
For more of my interviews with Wilson and Tricot-Steward, check out the KUAR 89.1 FM piece here.
Hendrix College Football Returns
Posted: January 27, 2013 Filed under: College Football, In-State Competition, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas Leave a comment »On the whole, college football programs don't scale down. Why would they? As their schools' student populations grow year after year, the lists of potential alumni donors only get longer. And in the arms race that is Division I – and increasingly Division II – football, there are always more stadium seats to build and fill.
Hendrix College, meanwhile, is bucking the trend. Early in the 20th century, it had a 5,000-person stadium and played the likes of the University of Arkansas and Ole Miss with players who didn't receive athletic scholarships or stipends. The state's biggest schools, however, subsidized their players. And those players starting pulverizing Hendrix's smaller players, which ultimately caused the program to fold in 1960.
Cue an ace-bandaged hand bursting through cemetery ground, slowly grasping at air.
After a 53-year long hiatus, football again lives on Hendrix's Conway campus. It won't, however, be the same caliber of ball your dad's dad wrote home about. This iteration has the Warriors playing as Arkansas' only football member of Division III, reserved for the NCAA's smallest schools, in a new 1,500 stadium. Head Coach Buck Buchanan aims to fill 65 roster spots by a September 7th season opener against Westminster College (Missouri). By 2017, he hopes to have more than 100 players - all, of course, men. This is a major reason Hendrix is resurrecting football: In recent decades, the female-male ratio at liberal colleges nationwide has tilted in favor of women, and football helps straighten that imbalance.
Per NCAA rules for all DIII athletes, Hendrix football player won't receive athletic scholarships.
Unlike in the 1950s, the private school's leaders think this time around the lack of subsidies actually helps the program. "It's not gonna be the Arkansas Razorbacks, or really the University of Central Arkansas," says athletic director Amy Weaver. "That's not really what we're about. Division III lends itself to the true student-athlete. These guys are playing because they love to play the game not because they're getting paid to play."
This article originally ran in Arkansas Life magazine as part of a "Twenty To Watch" feature in the January, 2013 issue.The Big What If
Posted: November 26, 2012 Filed under: College Football, In-State Competition, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas, Razorback football | Tags: Arkansas Razorbacks, Arkansas State, ASU, War Memorial 8 Comments »Imagining a World Where the Big, Bad Wolves Take on the State's Top Hogs: Image courtesy of Sync magazine
Rivalry week gripped the college football world last Saturday.
In states with populations or areas similar to Arkansas – Oklahoma, Mississippi and South Carolina – longtime intrastate foes squared off for annual bragging rights.
The University of Arkansas doesn't schedule in-state competition, so nothing like Ole Miss-Mississippi State or Clemson-South Carolina erupts here. It's widely believed the state's other FBS program, Arkansas State, couldn't beat Arkansas often enough for an authentic rivalry to flourish. The numbers support this: since 2001, UA and ASU have played the same opponent 21 times within the same season. Only four times did ASU lose to that opponent by an equal or smaller margin.
And not until this season did ASU beat an opponent that had, or would, defeat Arkansas. In September, Louisiana-Monroe beat Arkansas 34-31 in Little Rock. In November, ULM lost to ASU 45-23 in Jonesboro.
Breathe easy, Hog fan. I won't indulge in wonky transitive property logic. I know that with enough if-thens, even an insane argument like Arkansas Baptist College-Is-Better-Than- Texas A&M looks rational.
Besides, injuries affected both games. Arkansas lost quarterback Tyler Wilson for the second half of the ULM loss. Then, three of ULM's defensive starters missed the ASU game, along with four offensive starters – including star quarterback Kolton Browning. "I'm not making excuses," says ULM head coach Todd Berry. But "obviously that affected our game plan. We still threw the ball around decent and moved the ball, but there was that extra dimension they didn't have to prepare for."
ASU's ULM win, along with ranking ahead of Arkansas in national polls, don't necessarily prove ASU is better than Arkansas this season. Instead, these events simply make speculating about a hypothetical showdown all the more fun.
Especially if it happened at War Memorial Stadium. "I think it would be great for the state," ASU head coach Gus Malzahn said last week. "I think it would create a lot of excitement."
Below is a prediction of how the game would have transpired if these programs played last week, with staffs and injury statuses as they were at season's end.
UA Offense vs. ASU Defense
Tyler Wilson picks apart the Red Wolves with pinpoint passing. His main target is Cobi Hamilton, who has a field day against smaller ASU defensive backs like Chaz Scales and Don Jones, who plays only half the game because of a suspension.
ASU starts off blitzing Wilson often but slows down after it is shredded a few times on short slants with Hamilton and wheel routes with Knile Davis. The Hogs' offensive linemen, who average 303 pounds, consistently open holes against ASU defensive linemen who average about 280 pounds. Hog running back Dennis Johnson uses these to get to the defense's second line, where the stout senior has a few epic collisions with ace linebacker Nathan Herrold.
As always, lack of consistent focus and turnovers plague Arkansas. RB Jonathan Williams makes a spectacular 36-yard run on a promising drive at the end of the first quarter, only to cough it up at the end. In the third quarter, Arkansas' Mekale McKay catches a 40-yard pass and appears headed for the endzone when safety Sterling Young strips him on a blindside hit.
For First Time, Arkansas State Beats an Opponent That Had Beaten Arkansas
Posted: November 9, 2012 Filed under: College Football, In-State Competition, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas, Razorback football | Tags: Arkansas, Arkansas State, ASU, Louisiana-Monroe, ULM 2 Comments »No doubt, decades will pass before Razorback fans forget Arkansas' 34-31 home loss to Louisiana-Monroe in its second game this season. It was the first time a Sun Belt team had beaten the Hogs, which led some fans to wonder if the Red Wolves could have challenged the Razorbacks this season.
As the Red Wolves have heated up in the last month, while the Hogs have continued to struggle, the question has been burning for months. On Thursday, though, enough fuel was dumped on to this debate to turn it into a full-fledged fire.
Arkansas State blitzed ULM 45-23, just another ho-hum offensive explosion in the most successful era in the program history (as a Division I-A program, which ASU became in 1992). In the last two seasons, ASU has won 13 of 14 conference games, but none was more historic it terms of potential in-state bragging rights than its rout of ULM.
For the first time since at least 2001 – when ASU started playing in the Sun Belt – it beat an opponent that had beaten Arkansas that same season.
Yes, the Red Wolves beat a ULM squad without an injured Kolton Browning, the dual-threat quarterback who'd shredded Arkansas for 481 total yards in Little Rock. With a 22-point margin of victory, however, it's unlikely Browning would have made up the difference to topple ASU in Jonesboro. His backup still passed for 357 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, after all.
Since 2001, Arkansas State has shared an opponent with Arkansas during the same season 21 times. Although Arkansas State has been more impressive against shared opponents the last two seasons, Arkansas still dominates any comparisons between schedules.
Of the 21 times, only four times has ASU lost to a shared opponent by an equal or smaller margin. Those instances are highlighted in red below:
UA @ Georgia | L 23-34 |
ASU @ Georgia | L 17-45 |
UA @ Ole Miss | W 58-56 |
ASU – Mississippi | L 17-35 |
Who are the Best Running Backs in Arkansas History?
Posted: July 19, 2012 Filed under: College Football, High School Football, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas | Tags: Best running backs in Arkansas history 4 Comments »The good folks at Arkansas Sports 360 recently published my piece about the 10 best running backs in Arkansas history. There are a few no-brainers – Darren McFadden, Basil Shabazz, DeAngelo Williams, Michael Dyer, Jerry Eckwood – but rounding out the list was tough. I settled on Cedric Cobbs, Jim Pace, Bruce Fullerton, Peyton Hillis and Jonathan Adams.
This meant I had to leave leave out all-timers like Bobby Mitchell, Madre Hill, Dennis Johnson and Cedric Houston. If the focus is limited to high school careers, then guys like Keniko Logan, James Rouse, Broderick Green, Dederick Poole, Derek Lawson and Marcus Godfrey must be considered.
I want your input. If the Top 10 were expanded a Top 12, who then most deserves to make the cut?
Remember, we can only consider those players who played high school ball in Arkansas. Naturally, when many people think of great "Arkansas" running backs, they equate that to great "Razorback" running backs. In that case, I would say the best three Hog running backs from out of state are:
Ben Cowins [St. Louis, Miss.]
[6-0, 192 pounds]
On the field, the hard-nosed Cowins was just about as steady as they came. Year in, year out, he was good for at least 1,000 yards – till at last he was the most prolific rusher in UA history. Today, his 3,570 career yards trail only McFadden.
Felix Jones [Tulsa, Okla.]
[5-10, 210 pounds]
The lightning to D-Mac's thunder, Jones' most impressive ability was his balance and elusiveness. In 2007, he knocked out nearly nine yards a carry – in the SEC. Like "Felix the Cat" himself, that mark will be hard to topple.
Dickey Morton [Dallas, Texas]
[5-10, 160 pounds]
Before Jones set the new Razorback standard for short and quick, it belonged to Morton. The Texan spurned the Aggies and Longhorns to join Arkansas, a move that paid dividends when the scatback was featured in Frank Broyles' I-formation as a senior. He responded with a season that ranks as the sixth-best in school history, highlighted by a 200-yard half against Baylor.
Why if Fredi Knighten and Michael Dyer Risk It, They May Just Get that Biscuit for ASU
Posted: February 1, 2012 Filed under: College Football, In-State Competition, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas, Razorback football | Tags: Arkansas State, Darren McFadden, Fredi Knighten, Gus Malzahn, Little Rock Central, Michael Dyer, Pulaski Academy Leave a comment »Little Rock Central hasn't had an All-America caliber football player in decades, but that sure doesn't mean the neighborhood cupboard's bare. Two speedsters who have recently grown up in an area a few blocks southwest of the downtown high school both merited Parade All-America honors as seniors: Darren McFadden (who attended what is now Maumelle High School) and Fredi Knighten of Pulaski Academy. No, they didn't know each other – not like McFadden befriended another high profile private school star soon to be Knighten's teammate.
But Fredi was certainly aware of the McFaddens, who lived three blocks away from the home into which his mother moved when he started middle school. On many evenings, he recalls hearing stereos booming from McFadden's car as it rumbled down his street. Of course, McFadden was also making all kinds of noise in Fayetteville, where he solidified his place as the best Razorback running back of all time with consecutive Heisman runner-up finishes.
It's yet to be seen whether Knighten, a quarterback, can translate his own outstanding prep success to the college level. But if he does, it will likely be to the Razorbacks' recruiting detriment in central Arkansas. Arkansas State now has three new inroads into central Arkansas it didn't have during its record-setting 2010 season – Gus Malzahn, a longtime Arkansas high school coach, along with Michael Dyer and Knighten, the area's last two Parade All-Americans. If ASU continues to build on its recent success, Jonesboro can't help but become a hotter destination for central Arkansas high school players. A Little Rock native like Knighten, or Dyer, throwing up All-American-type numbers while at ASU would likely lavish unprecedented amounts of media attention on the Red Wolves program.
At the same time, it's important to note as a Top 5 team the Razorbacks are also becoming a hotter name, not just at home but everywhere around the nation. Arkansas no longer needs to rely on nabbing every 5-star recruit that comes out of central Arkansas (or Springfield, Mo., for that matter). Sure, Altee Tenpenny, North Little Rock's star running back, recently said "aye" to Alabama. But with the wide net Petrino and his coaches are casting over the nation – especially Western states – that loss doesn't hurt the program like it would have in the Houston Nutt years.
Salt Bowl: Higher Ed (ition) – UALR-Benton vs. UALR-Bryant
Posted: December 29, 2011 Filed under: In-State Competition, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas, Pro football, Soccer | Tags: Arkansas Comets, Benton, Bryant, Tim Tebow, UALR, UALR-Benton Leave a comment »Why Gus Malzahn is the Chris Paul of college football coaches
Posted: December 24, 2011 Filed under: College Football, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas | Tags: Arkansas State, Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, Gus Malzahn, Houston Nutt, Ryan Aplin Leave a comment »Gus Malzahn. Chris Paul.
The two names shall not, it is safe to say, be forever linked in the annals of history.
But last week, these two accomplished team leaders – one a college football coach, the other a pro basketball player – shared headlines across national news outlets as they changed teams.
On closer examination, they actually share much more.
Here's why:
1) Both specialize in quarterbacking teams to outstanding offensive success.
Malzahn, a former high school quarterback, developed into a high school head coach and offensive coordinator who specialized in turning quarterbacks into record-book smashing Godzillas. At each level – whether Springdale High, Tulsa University or Auburn – he helped that program's offense set numerous records.
Paul plays point guard, the hardcourt's quarterback equivalent, and he's done it at extremely well.Toward the end of his senior year in high school, Paul averaged nearly 31 points and 10 assists a game. In five NBA seasons, Paul has put up numbers as impressive as any point guard in league history. Sure, he scores 20+ points but consider that his 9.9 assists per game average is third-highest all-time. Or that he's the only player to lead the NBA in steals and assists in two consecutive seasons.
2) Their abilities burst into the national spotlight at Baptist schools.
Malzahn's second head coaching job (1996-2000) was at the private Shiloh Christian School, which is closely tied to the First Baptist Church of Springdale. In 1998, the Saints set a national record with 66 passing touchdowns and would win 1998 and 1999 state titles.
Paul attended the private Wake Forest University, which was originally founded by the North Carolina Baptist State Convention. The school opened in 1834, with a focus on teaching Baptist ministers and laymen. In 2005, Paul left Winston-Salem, N.C. after a sophomore year in which he had earned first team All-America honors.
Sack Me If You Can
Posted: November 13, 2011 Filed under: College Football, Non-Razorback football in Arkansas | Tags: Arkansas State, Hugh Freeze, Ryan Aplin Leave a comment »
It was late in the third quarter of the ASU-Louisiana Lafayette game that I seriously wondered if Tampa, Fla. native Ryan Aplin had surfed through one too many wipe-outs in his younger years. The Red Wolves' junior quarterback, the fifth-most prolific passer in Sun Belt history, was driving his team deep into ULL territory while trailing 21-20.
No less than a grip on the Sun Belt title was at stake.
And there was the 6-1, 200-pound Aplin, continually pulling the ball out on zone reads and scrambling through seams in the defense, sometimes sliding to the ground, but more often than not simply plowing into any Rajun Cajun trying to stop him.
At one point, I even saw the most instrumental player in ASU coach Hugh Freeze's go-go gadget offense tuck the ball, dart through a crease, get low and ram his head into a wall of thick Cajun.
No injury occurred and a few plays later, it was all good – Aplin trotted in for a 4-yard TD to help clinch what became a 30-21 win in Jonesboro.
The win makes Arkansas State (8-2, 6-0) a veritable lock to win at least a share of the the Sun Belt title with two games left, and it gives the Red Wolves a stronger shot at playing in a non-sucky bowl.
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Twain's general reputation as one of the most admired, and possibly the most beloved, writer in America is based, in the main, upon the work he published before 1890. After that time, his work takes on a much darker hue. The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson, published in 1894, though still a book of some comic mishap, marks the obvious pessimism that was to pervade his work until his death. Indeed, some materials left unpublished during his lifetime, such as "The Mysterious Stranger" stories, published posthumously, bear very little resemblance to the sunny idealization of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Twain was, however, always more than simply a comic entertainer, and it should be remembered that as early as The Innocents Abroad, he responds to human error, on occasion, with quick satiric thrusts that remind one of eighteenth century English satirist Jonathan Swift. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is reasonably free from such tonal darkening, but Adventures of Huckleberry Finn certainly is not. In order to appreciate fully the greatness of the latter novel, it is necessary to go beyond a sense of triumph in Huck's conversion to an outright defender of Jim to an understanding of the kind of world that threatens both the slave and the boy.
The confidence men of the novel, completely insensitive to the pain they cause, may be an obvious example of Twain's sense of evil in the world, but that...
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SYDNEY, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- Australian Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo has been confirmed as Mark Webber's replacement alongside triple world champion Sebastian Vettel at leading team Red Bull in 2014, local media reported on Tuesday.
The 24-year-old Torro Rosso racing team driver won the race for the coveted drive ahead of former world champion Kimi Raikkonen.
Webber, 37, has announced his retirement from Formula One to pursue a new career in sportscar racing.
Red Bull team chief Christian Horner announced Ricciardo's arrival on a multi-year deal next season in a statement.
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"He's a very talented youngster, he's committed, he's got a great attitude and in the end it was a very logical choice for us to choose Daniel."
"He's got all the attributes that are required to drive for our team: he's got a great natural ability, he's a good personality and a great guy to work with," Horner added.
"Daniel knows what the team expects from him; he'll learn quickly and it's very much a medium-to-long term view that we're taking in developing him."
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So, the suggestion that the replacement of David Laws by Danny Alexander might tilt the coalition leftwards is now officially looking like a StabPrin Bad Call.
But the Laws didn't win. Promising to return the £40,000 in expenses he paid his lover wasn't enough to save the Treasury Chief Sec; George Osborne, amazingly, says that: It was as if he had been put on earth to be Chief Secretary to the Treasury. Do I detect a note of horror at the thought of having to run the show himself?


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This letter is being written with the welfare of the animals of Clinton as my No. 1 priority.
I was stunned to hear of the childish actions by the Mayor of Clinton to veto the contract between the city of Clinton and the Clinton Humane Society without even having a contingency plan in place.
I was also stunned to hear that he vetoed the approval of an ad hoc committee that was going to work to save the city thousands of dollars, as was reported on KWQC-TV.
This all evidently came as a shock and a disappointment to a lot more people than just the citizens of Clinton as the story was picked up by the Associated Press and Clinton, at the mercy of a mouse click, went national, letting the whole country know that Clinton, Iowa, was now in violation of state law by not having a licensed facility to take stray animals to.
Certainly, Mr. Mayor, I would not consider it a feather in my hat that this even made the San Francisco Chronicle. There are a lot of animal lovers in this area and I am not sure you should have scorned them as you have.
There are many people who spend more money on their animals than they spend on themselves. Do you really think this was a brilliant decision to veto the council's decision to move foward with a contract and a committee that was planning to meet in good faith to find ways to save the city money?
Or did you do it because you jumped the gun months ago with a press release saying you would veto any increase in funding for the Clinton Humane Society? Do the citizens of Clinton realize that out of the six letters sent to surrounding vets to see if they were interested in becoming an animal holding facility for our city, the only one that is being considered is All Pets. Word has leaked out that this is your own personal vet.
Are you promising her renovations for her animal holding facility with city funding with no dollar amount stated?
You talk about numbers not adding up but it appears you don't even allow the citizens to see your numbers.
Renovations aren't cheap and I would think the taxpaying citizens of Clinton, of whom you claim to feel their pain, would rather the council accept a proposal where they know the dollar amount than one where the bottom line is unknown.
Renovations would be necessary as no vet in their right mind would bring stray animals with unknown diseases or illness into their facility where their paying clients bring their personal pets for care. And for those pets having surgery, the risk of disease transmission from stray to pet is even greater.
As I write this letter the citizens of Clinton have nowhere to take the stray animals of Clinton. The ACO is only picking up dangerous dogs, dogs running at large and bite case dogs and I am guessing they are being taken to All Pets, the Mayor's personal vet for a holding period.
The citizens of Clinton cannot take a stray, hungry, injured animal to All Pets as they are only accepting certain dogs from the ACO. And what about the cats, Mr. Mayor? Do the cat loving citizens of Clinton realize you have nothing in place for cats and have no plans to put something in place? Are we just going to let the cats overtake the city? As the cat population increases, disease will also increase and then how will you get that under control?
The Clinton Humane Society has been doing business with the city of Clinton for many, many years. They have their ups and downs, good times and bad, but at all times, the animals in their care have been treated kindly and with dignity. They have never, before your brilliant veto, turned away a stray, hungry or injured animal. They provide food, shelter, veterinary care, medication, special diets, playtime, etc. for the animals at their facility.
A veterinary facility doesn't have the time to do this as they are busy taking care of their own clients. They also aren't going to have time to deal with adoptions. What does that mean for the animals, Mr. Mayor?
It appears you certainly didn't have the animals in mind when you used your veto stamp on those two resolutions. I hope the citizens of Clinton will pack the City Hall tonight at 7 p.m. to let their infamous Mayor know what a mistake he has made. Please call our Mayor and your council representatives to make sure this is on the agenda for the next council meeting.
Something has to be done before more animals are left in the cold with no place to go. They don't have a voice so please, speak for them. They need your help.
With the animals welfare in mind,
Robyn Kerr,
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Commercial hair dyes may make coloring your hair easy, but at a price. They can be harsh on the hair, leaving it damaged and brittle. They may even pose a risk to your mental and physical health. If you want to spice up your life with a different hair color, but don't want to deal with a bunch of chemicals, consider homemade hair dye.
There are many different products that can be used to color your hair. Many of these items are probably in your kitchen right now. For example, you can use food coloring or powdered drink mix to color your hair temporarily. Made from such products, homemade hair dye can be used to produce everything from bright yellow to deep red or blue, without the unpleasant effects of typical hair dye chemicals. Kool-Aid drink mix is a popular favorite for dyeing hair in shocking colors.
Using powdered drink mix or food coloring to make homemade hair dye may require a certain amount of experimenting. Some hair types and colors may see less noticeable effects. Experienced Kool-Aid dye users often suggest bleaching darker hair before you attempt to color it.
If you are hoping to find a color to cover your greys, consider using sage and rosemary. Simply simmer sage and rosemary in water for about half an hour. Next, leave the mixture to steep for several hours. After the allotted time has passed, apply the mixture to your hair and leave it on until it is dry. Finally, rinse and dry your hair as usual. You may need to repeat this process on a weekly basis in order to obtain the shade you want.
Another homemade hair dye can be created using walnut husks and water. To make this dye, simply boil the husks in water for about 15 minutes. After boiling, strain the mixture and use the liquid to color your hair. This is good for making brown hair darker.
There are tons of other recipes for dye on the Internet. A simple search can yield thousands of interesting ideas. Keep in mind that some recipes are meant to enhance your natural hair color or cover grey hair, while others are meant to provide a completely different look. Take the time to perform a bit of research and you're sure to find a recipe that is right for your hair, giving you freedom from toxic hair chemicals.
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I want to dye my hair with kool-aid, but I don't know if it will show up. I have dark brown hair. Are there any colors you think can work? |
Post 62 |
What you can do to dye your hair without buying any products is take three packets of kool-aid, just barely enough water to be damp and mix that together in a bowl and massage through the hair. Leave it in for about 20 minutes. I'm not sure how long it will last, though. |
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My hair is a darker blond color with natural highlights and I want to dip-dye my tips brown but I'm afraid it will turn out grey. What should I try? |
Post 60 |
Kool Aid will dye hair! Both of my daughters have a dark blonde/brown hair color. My son put red/cherry Kool Aid in their hair and it took. My oldest daughters washed out of her hair after about a month. My youngest daughter still has the streaks in her hair and it has been 10 months. Be careful because it may be a little more permanent than you want it to be! |
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You guys should be careful. The ingredient Butylated Hydroxyanisole is in Kool Aid and it is considered carcinogenic (cancer causing)! BHA is a key ingredient in many processed foods. It acts as a preservative. Like ascorbic acid, BHA has some antioxidant properties, but it is also reportedly a carcinogen. According to the National Toxicology Program's 11th Annual Report on Carcinogens, BHA is "reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen." |
Post 58 |
So I have light brown hair and well I want pink highlights but i want them to be temporary, so I was thinking of a sharpie or a expo marker or maybe even, um, a Mark it Fine point permanent marker. I just want temporary pink highlights. Help please? |
Post 57 |
I have medium brown hair and have been putting purple Sharpie streaks in it for the past month now. It takes about a half hour to color my bangs and about fifteen minutes or so to do a streak in my hair. I'm really curious about using Kool-Aid and will try it soon. Any tips? |
Post 56 |
When I was younger I dyed my hair with Kool-Aid and it worked. I used the Black Cherry kind on my dark brown hair. Not as bold as chemical dyes but all right. More subtle. I just mixed the Kool-Aid and hot water in a large bowl then rested my hair in it. Took about 15 minutes. Pretty relaxing, really. Outrageously changing your hair color shouldn't hold the social stigma that it does. I never understood those who got offended by a color on someone else's head. It's the same as a stranger telling you that your haircut is ugly. Incredibly rude. |
Post 55 |
So I was curious about the food dye and conditioner method? I have very light brown-blonde hair, and want it black. Will it do this with black food dye? Or since it's mixed with white conditioner, will it go grey? |
Post 54 |
I am a senior citizen using sage and rosemary to color my white gray hair a beautiful blonde and gold looking darker shade. I make a thick tea from the two herbs I purchase and I receive many compliments. Try playing around with the tea to find the prefect recipe for you. |
Post 53 |
my hair is a darkish brown, light brown in the sun. I want my hair to turn light brown with highlights (preferably red/dark brown) naturally. Any ideas? Thanks. |
Post 52 |
i want to dip dye the ends of my hair red, though i live in australia so there is nowhere you can get kool aid. could i use staminade or some powedred drink i could concentrate that would work strongly. and also how do you apply it? please help. |
Post 51 |
I'm 15 and have brown hair i want to have purple tips for the school play since we are doing alice in wonderland. Will Kool-aid really work? if so, what flavor should i use to get purple? |
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#34 my mother puts funky streaks in her hair, to this day, she cuts her hair in "punky" cuts puts blonde, purple, red, blue, etc. streaks in it. She still has all her hair, and I still have all mine, because, of course, i take after my mother, and she's not one of those "young mums" either. The worst that could ever happen is that your hair will fall out, and even at that all you have to do is grow it back out. |
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i want to make green and blonde coon tails. how do i do it? |
Post 48 |
i have really dark brown hair with natural highlights and i tried using all the kool-aid recipes and they don't work. Don't waste a packet just to throw it away. i wasted 3 dollars on something useless. |
Post 47 |
What if you want your hair red and you have dark brown hair, will it still work? |
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Okay, so we're doing the Wedding Singer at my school. I'd like to give a couple of people bright colored hair, like a pink stripe or something, but I'm sure they won't want it forever. I don't want to use hair clips or buy the spray dye, because the spray smells bad and hair clips are hard to poof with the rest of the hair without ruining them. So, suggestions? |
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I'm 14. Well, my hair is colored is black and I wanted to get brown highlights, but I can't get real highlights but I was allowed to highlight my hair with homemade products. You can use lemon juice. It lightens the pigment in your hair and here is how it turns out: blonde to lighter blonde, brown to light brown and black to brown, or it might not show much for black hair. Warning: don't go swimming in a pool if you use lemon juice because chlorine and citrus doesn't go well together. it will change the color of the dye. you can use kool-aid but what really works for my dark hair is food coloring mixed with conditioner. It is possible for the results to come out different on different people, because we all have different kinds of hair. |
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I'm 13 and my mom is totally against me dyeing my hair. my hair is darkish brown and i want it black. how do i do it without purchasing hair dye? |
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i have light brown hair. will it work? i want bright red streaks. |
Post 40 |
If you boil down any spice and leave in for 25 minutes, then rinse, your hair turns that color. |
Post 39 |
How do i make homemade hair dye from fruits and vegetables for colors such as red, blue, purple and pink? Someone told me to try mixing beets with my conditioner for red. Any ideas for the other ones? Thanks! |
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If your parent won't let you dye your hair, see if they may allow you to use the hairspray that puts color in your hair until you wash it out. Possibly on weekends or when you go out with friends. This may ease them into the idea of you dramatically changing your look without being permanent. Plus, you can change your hair all the time! Also they sell different colored extensions in small chunks you can clip into your hair. It looks natural but is removable, another parent friendly option. |
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I'm 12 and my mom says that i can't get highlights but i asked her about temporary and she still said no! how do i convince her to let me get highlights? I'm a dirty blonde and i want some blonder highlights in my hair so if you have any advice on how to make homemade hair dye for that, that would be great! |
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# 34: You shouldn't be telling Message # 30 that she is modeling herself after "strange looking girls." I have red streaks in my hair. I think you are stereotyping a lot of people whenever you say things like that. I do not look "strange." I get told I am pretty quite a lot. Everyone's definition of normal varies and for all we know we could think you look "strange" in our book. Hair is just to reflect your personality. If you are judging a person by their hair, someone needs a wake-up call! Experimenting is always good! It lets you know what you like and do not like! |
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I have natural pitch black hair and want red or red-tinted streaks. I'm not allowed to bleach my hair so would koolaid work without bleaching? |
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To message #30: when you are older you will realize your mother is right. As I got older I realized my mother's advice was always correct. Unfortunately she died before I could tell her how right she had always been. Think of it before you make yourself look silly. Imitating strange-looking girls will not make you look cool, but silly. |
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I'm a very dark brown headed girl and was just curious as to if the blue kool aid will work? Any advice? |
Post 32 |
i have dark brown hair and i want to dye it like dark red but it costs too much money to dye it. is there any homemade recipe or food that i could use? please, please, please let me know. |
Post 31 |
I have used red kool aid in my dark brown hair and it worked! It showed up as a reddish purple color. |
Post 30 |
I want to experiment with my hair but my mom says I'm too young. All I want is like red streaks because I think it looks totally cool. How do I get my mom to chill? |
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i have light brown hair that looks orangey with a blonde tint in the sun, but browner in the dark. i really want red hair, but not spend another 90 bucks like i did last time, or buy any box stuff. does Koolaid really work? if so, which flavor/color should i use? |
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will a banana colored/bleached hair turn white if I used a blue or violet flavored kool aide (not sugar free. i don't know where to find one). i just thought it would be a better toner than a dye since it's not really dye. |
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that's fantastic. especially with my blonde hair. thank you so much |
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i have naturally red hair. its pretty light because it naturally gets a bunch of highlights so the highlights kind of make it look orange. i really want to go dark auburn with some highlights on top. but i don't want it getting redder or orange. i don't trust box dyes and cant afford to get it done. any suggestions? |
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A great product to lighten hair is sun in, just spay it in on a sunny day and my hair personally went from medium dark brown to having blonde streaks. it is permanent. |
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I've dyed my hair more then about 15 times. my natural hair color is dirty blonde, but right now my hair is medium brown. I want my hair very light blonde. how do i do this without using dye? |
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I've used Kool Aid for years. I have blonde hair. It will tint, not color, so for darker hair it may be more difficult. Be careful: blue Kool Aid will dye blonde hair to a green color. Remember, it will tint, not color, so make sure you know what to expect! You will need: - kool aid in preferred colors - foil - toothbrush or paint brush - small bowl 1. Get sugar free Kool Aid in the shade you desire. 2. Pour it into a bowl and add a very small amount of water. This will concentrate the dye. Mix well. 3. Using a toothbrush or similar object, apply dye to hair. Use foil to wrap the wet Kool-Aided hair so it won't get everywhere. 4. Leave it in overnight. 5. Rinse out thoroughly in the morning. And viola! Delicious smelling Kool Aid bright hair! |
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Hey I have dark brown hair and I just want a sort of tint or color to my hair. I don't want to bleach it or put any chemicals in it. Can you help me? |
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What flavour Kool Aid should I use to get pink hair? Would strawberry or cherry work best? My hair is a dirty-blonde sort of colour. |
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it didn't work at all. |
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boil kool aid in any color and stick your hair in it for 5 minutes, then rinse with cold water. it's permanent. For your roots, soak a paper towel in the Kool aid and hold it there. |
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i'm just dying my bangs but i used food coloring and it came out in less than a day. any advice to make green colored hair? |
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i have dark mahogany chemically dyed hair. i really want to do like a reddish color, but i want it to be a natural recipe. any help? |
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I tried the sage & rosemary for several weeks, but it didn't work. |
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Has *anybody* tried this sage dye to cover grey? And good question.....did you use fresh sage or dried? |
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Does the sage need to be in dried powder form (like those that are sold in grocery stores in the "spices" section)? Or are fresh sage leaves supposed to be used? |
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well, I got blonde hair now... never mind. xD |
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Maybe I'm wrong, but if you're using Kool-Aid, wouldn't it be best to use a packet of the regular kind but not add the sugar? You could probably use more or less water to vary the strength of it, too. |
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I wish I could use that recipe...but I can't buy all that ingredients.. I'm really poor.. so if there's any other way to do it let me know.. |
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okay, I'm a 15 year old her who isn't allowed to dye her hair but my mother said I could "experiment" so ... I decided to mix milk and peroxide together and sleep with it in my hair, it worked... and my hair is lighter... but I want blonde...and I am not allowed to use peroxide anymore... because she thinks it will make me bald when I'm older.. so... is there anything besides lemon juice or buying anything that I can use to put in my hair to make me blonde? anything would help me thanks! |
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ok so if you have dark colored hair then the kool-aid will give you a tint....im doin red.... |
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i have really dark, almost black hair and would want to know what homemade hair dye i could use. i haven't tried using kool-aid yet, but i really doubt it would work on my hair. |
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how do I use chestnut hulls as hair dye? |
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As a blonde, I've successfully used Kool-Aid for pink shades. My advice is to use the unsweetened kind (MUCH less sticky), in a very concentrated form. Now that I'm grown up, though, I'm very curious about the walnut husks--any tips/tricks for getting that to work? |


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Yield: 20 crackers
• 1 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
• 1 cup whole wheat flour
• 1/2 cup wheat germ
• 1/2 tsp kosher salt
• 1 tsp baking soda
• 1 tsp ground cinnamon
• 1 cup unsalted butter, softened
• 3/4 cup light brown sugar, packed
• 2 Tbsp honey
1. In a medium bowl, mix flours, wheat germ, salt, baking soda and cinnamon. Set aside.
2. In a mixing bowl, beat butter, brown sugar and honey until pale and fluffy, about 2-3 minutes. Add flour mixture and mix until combined.
3. Turn out dough onto a pastry mat or counter top that has been sprinkled with flour. Divide dough into fourths. Roll out each piece between two sheets of parchment paper, into rectangles. Make sure dough is about 1/8inch thick (otherwise it bakes to more of a cookie than a cracker).
4. Cut dough into graham cracker sized rectangles. Repeating until all dough has been used. Stack parchment paper and dough on a baking sheet and chill in freezer until firm, about 20 minutes.
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Does it support DELETE or PUT method? If yes provide with any example please. I need to use piston API.
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you can do it with httplib:
also, check out this question. the accepted answer shows a way to add other methods to urllib2:
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