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Welcome Fall and Bible Study Update
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- Karen P. said...
Well, some of us started The Bride of Christ by Martha Lawley last Wednesday night, and yesterday morning our pastor talked about how we, as the church, are the Bride of Christ. Also next Sunday's Sunday School lesson in our class will study the parable of the 10 virgins preparing (or not) for the groom's arrival. This is also incorporated into our study. Amazing how God affirms what we study!
Clear blue-sky days with low humidity are one of my fall faves, especially when the air is tinged with the smell of fall leaves burning. I also like to drive up the interstate (I-65) between Hartselle and Nashville and look at the beautiful changing leaves on the hillsides. (Also pretty fall scenery on the ride to Chattanooga.) - September 15, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- Bev Brandon said...
Patty, I just love your your passion for HIM that so speaks through your words. Just read the Book of Esther this week, and am going back over my Esther notes from Beth's Houston B.S.---a story of a woman who "loved not her own life." Can't wait to do the B.S. again when it comes out.
Donned a jacket and opened all the windows to let the inaugural cool austin air step us into fall. Austin air I breathe, a gift from God. ooohhh! - September 15, 2008 at 11:07 AM
- cindy said...
Our whole church is doing a study based on the book, One Month to Live. The Sunday message is based on it, and then everyone meets in their small groups throughout the week for discussion. It's been good so far. It really puts things into perspective when you think about how you would live your life differently if you only had 30 days left.
As for fall, I love the cooler temps, football season, changing leaves and trips to the orchard for cider and doughnuts. - September 15, 2008 at 11:27 AM
- Sharon Brumfield said...
I started a Weigh Down class last week.It is good to be doing a study again.
I love fall!
It is time for the leaves to change...the smell of burning leaves in the air. I am so excited about being here in the mountains..we will see the leaves change for the first time. You know you don't see pine trees change color unless they are dying. :)
Also, it is time for all types of soup! I love fixing chowders. But any type of soup is great.
But...I do hear shrimp and corn chowder calling. - September 15, 2008 at 1:10 PM
- Julie Reid said...
Hello Siestas,
I am asking for a special prayer request, if I could. My sister and her family were hit hard by hurricane Ike. Their mobile home they lived in lost it's roof. They have 4 small children and are kind of in shock still. Please lift up the Tucker family from Vidor, Tx for me. I would greatly appreciate it.
Please know that my family and I are praying for all those affected by Ike. PTL!! That Katy, TX wasn't damaged as bad as some of the other areas.
God Bless! - September 15, 2008 at 2:12 PM
- Kim said...
Hi Siestas,
This is my first time commenting here.... I've enjoyed following you as you enjoyed the San Antonio trip.
My bible study group is going to ATTEMPT to do the Inductive Study of 1 Timothy. We get going this week.
I LOVE fall! And, just like the study you told... I LOVE apple cider and cider doughnuts. And, my favorite soup to make is Chicken & Wild Rice and Chili!
Have a great start to fall!!! - September 15, 2008 at 2:13 PM
- Dianne said...
I will be facilitating "No Other Gods" at my house starting tonight.
As for Fall . . .I love the cooler temps . . .And the beautiful colors . . .And trips to the Smokey Mountains! Fall is definitely a favorite of mine. - September 15, 2008 at 2:15 PM
- Lisa @ The Preacher's Wife said...
Friday night high school football!
And I love to cook taco soup or loaded baked potato soup when it gets cool outside...
Love ya! - September 15, 2008 at 2:27 PM
- Lisa @ The Preacher's Wife said...
Oops...Bible Study..
We are still working on Kelly M.'s No Other Gods..excellent stuff.. - September 15, 2008 at 2:27 PM
- Vern ~ Inspired said...
Today in San Antonio we are having such a nice day. The humidity is low and the temperature is cooler.
Even though it is not that cool..It still makes me want to cook up some chili!
I am enjoying reading all the Siesta stuff...I was there at the Siesta Fiesta but was unable to join you all for the activities.
The conference experience was absolutely amazing though!
For the Fall I am organizing a ladies Seminar in San Antonio called Looking For God (www.communitybible.com).
I am not currently signed up for a bible study but I am fixing to check on some online blog groups that are doing one. If you have any suggestions let me know!
The Siesta blog is awesome...thanks for all you gals do!
Be Inspired! - September 15, 2008 at 2:37 PM
- Melana said...
We started "Living Beyond Yourself" last Tuesday. I have finished the first week of homework. I can already tell, God is going to do some stuff in me, through this study. I don't know what it is yet....but I can tell, He is!
My favorite soup is potato. Oh my goodness. No one made it like my grandma. Mmmmm.
Fall, I love the cool temps. I do not like the heat. Yeah, San Antonio...the only thing that made it bearable was y'all!!!
Hey, whatcha all doin' this weekend. I'm seeing Beth at Billings LPL!!! Whoo Hoo!
Melana and Miesta Moose - September 15, 2008 at 3:27 PM
- rachel said...
Fall is my favorite time of the year! I love being able to breath again and all the leaves changing.
Our Women's Bible Study starts tonight (so excited!). We're doing "Living Your Life as a Beautiful Offering" by Angela Thomas.
My favorite soups are potato soup and homemade chicken noodle soup with no carrots. Mmm, I could go for either right now! - September 15, 2008 at 4:19 PM
- rachel said...
Fall is my favorite time of the year! I love being able to breath again and all the leaves changing.
Our Women's Bible Study starts tonight (so excited!). We're doing "Living Your Life as a Beautiful Offering" by Angela Thomas.
My favorite soups are potato soup and homemade chicken noodle soup with no carrots. Mmm, I could go for either right now! - September 15, 2008 at 4:20 PM
- Jenni at talking hairdryer said...
We've started Beth's "Stepping Up" in our Ladies Bible Class. I'm loving it. I've learned to physically and emotionally humble myself before God every morning. It's a great start to the day.
At the beginning of the week, I realized that I was holding on to a hurt from years ago. I couldn't figure out why it was so hard to let it go. What I needed was to share it with my heavenly Father. It's amazing how freeing it was to just say the words outloud and share the hurt with The One Who Cares. I just needed to have someone hear how I was feeling. I felt validated and was able to let it go once and for all. What a relief! - September 15, 2008 at 5:01 PM
- Susan P. said...
All of the things you mentioned about Fall that you love, I do, too!! Hmm, I think my favorite Fall meal would probably be Chilli with Williamsburg cornbread to "sop" it up with! And can I just tell you I had NO IDEA they had such a thing as candy corn hershey kisses. . . oh my word, I'm hopping in my car right now;o)
- September 15, 2008 at 7:05 PM
- Jill_in_AL said...
Hi, Patty and Siestas! I love fall too. Sad to say but I don't have a Bible study group at this time so I'm not starting anything :-( but that is a scheduling issue on my end. This season is full for me with my boys. My wonderful Sunday school class is plenty of encouragement but I miss my "Beth Moore" group (several moved and others had scheduling issues).
Soups.....I love Santa Fe Soup and have already made it once (even though it's still hot in Alabama). In case it isn't in the cookbook, here is the recipe:
2 lbs ground beef
2 pkg. Ranch dressing mix
2 pkg. Taco seasoning mix
1 large onion, diced
1 can black beans, undrained
1 can pinto beans, undrained
1 can kidney beans, undrained
1 cans Shoepeg corn, undrained
1 can diced tomatoes
1 can tomatoes w/ chilies
2 cans water (use one of the empty cans)
* brown meat w/ diced onion; salt and pepper a bit
* add all four seasoning packets; mix well
* add all cans and water
* bring to a boil; reduce heat
* cook down for 1.5-2 hours on low simmer
Serve w/ tortilla chips and sour cream or w/ cornbread.
Happy fall, Siestas! J - September 15, 2008 at 7:53 PM
- Joanne (The Simple Wife) said...
Everything...I love everything about fall. Sweaters, woodsmoke, pumpkins, muffins, soup, apple pie, candy corn.
Oops. I don't like Halloween.
And soup? Uncle Roger's Meatball Minestrone, of course!
Joanne - September 15, 2008 at 8:01 PM
- Georgia Jan said...
Hey Patty & Kim & All Y'all: Love this post!
My Bible study group is 2 weeks into "A Woman's Heart, God's Dwelling Place" the revised version by Beth Moore! :)
Week 2 is amazing!!! I loved reviewing again that God provided the manna DAILY and that it was the responsibility of the people to GET UP, GO OUT and GATHER it! God's mercies are new every morning and we can have a fresh Word from Him each day - but we have to purpose in our hearts to CHOOSE to get up - go to our Quiet Time place and GATHER what HE wants us to have. Amen? What a great study this is.
I love FALL it is my most favorite time of year - truly. I love:
Football - GA DAWGS!
The Fair!
The cooler weather!
Beautiful leaves!
Autumn decorations - pumpkins, the spicy candles that are out.
My birthday... :)
I love good old-fashioned homemade vegetable soup with lots of okra and tomatoes and corn and other veggies...with a hunk of buttered cornbread!
Be blessed,
Georgia Jan
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- doo-dah said...
Thanks for the wonderful post Patty. Monday night we started the Beth Moore study "A Heart Like His"...an oldie but goody I am sure. My favorite food is chili, I must confess I eat it year round but it is especially good in the fall, if I am splurging I have shredded cheese and fritos with it as well.
- September 16, 2008 at 9:14 AM
- Michelle Bentham said...
Well, I'm moving right along over at my personal blog with my "Names of God Bible Study." I post there every Wednesday with a new name of God --- If I am not mistaken, this week we are doing the name "Ish" which means "husband."
I should wrap up the Names of God by the end of October and will take a break through the Holidays. Then I will gear up for the Names of Jesus. Anyone interested in reading up or participating should know that I derive the names from Ann Spangler's books by the same name, but I typically do my own research and pull out my own Scriptures and commentary. So if you want to jump in with both feet and discover the attributes of our great God and Savior through the names they are called... Come Ahead.
I will begin leading a small group of bereaved mothers through Grief Recovery/Freedom Focused curriculum on Wednesday (tomorrow) evening. I'm very excited about this class as I (with a lot of help from God and a great pastor at my church) wrote the curriculum this summer. I know God is going to be faithful and good.
I am also doing "Song of Songs" Which is a study of the book by the same name that my friend and Life Group leader, Gaye Moss, has written. We are studying it from the perspective of Christ being our Bridegroom and each of us individually as being the Bride. It is beautiful already and I have only gotten through the week one lesson. I've read four chapters of the Song and it is so rich with pictures and meaning... So beautiful.
I may pull into Stepping UP on my own. I got the book last fall and my husband bought me the audio cds for Christmas last year so ... All I need to do is dig in. I try to stay in several studies at one time... Just the way I am made and it is really cool to see how God lines them up for me. If there are any takers I would be willing to host discussion for Stepping Up at my blog.
Also, Lifeway's All Access may be hosting Pricilla Shirer's "Discerning the Voice of God" but it is temporarily on hold due to book availability. Keep checking in over there and you should be able to get some info on it. I am looking to do it when it starts. - September 16, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- Stayingstrong said...
Happy Fall Day Y'all!
I too ADORE fall. I am doing Stepping Up and it IS WONDERFUL! I say this everytime - but this one is my favorite! I love working it! I am getting so much out of writing it, which in turn helps me to apply it all through the day.
Today I am reminded that I serve an ENORMOUS God!
Praying for hurricane victims..... - September 16, 2008 at 12:38 PM
I love fall!! The cooler weather, I love to bake this time of year.
I'm starting week 2 of Believing God in Bible Study it's going to be a powerful study! - September 16, 2008 at 3:41 PM
- Mel @ Studio MCA Designs said...
I LOVE me some Fall weather! And some Fall colors - doesn't it make for the most beautiful photos?
I am actually trying to do 3 different Bible studies at once with 3 different groups. Don't ask me why...
I am obviously going to be in the Word this Fall though. It is amazing how it all fits together and is intertwined. Something only God can do. - September 16, 2008 at 10:18 PM
We are starting "Stepping Up" this week.
My favorite things about fall are: the chill in the air which makes for perfect weather to watch Alabama football (sorry Patty); going to the local pumpkin patch with my kids; and the beautiful colors which God uses to paint the trees with!
My favorite food/soup this time of year is taco soup. I also love that it is "pumpkin bread" and "apple bread" season. The smells of lingering cinnamon and nutmeg in my house are just dreamy. - September 16, 2008 at 11:43 PM
- Kristib said...
I will be facilitating Stepping Up by our siesta mama beginning October 1. We Raleigh girls are so excited! Many of us were at the conference where this was first introduced!
Fall means State Fair time here in Raleigh! Can't wait to eat all that "so bad for you" fair food.
My favorite soup has to be my husbands beef stew! No one does it like he does and I love to soak up the gravy with a big old biscuit! Yum! Yum!
Looking forward to Deeper Still in Greensboro! Hope to see lots of siestas there!
Much love!
Kristi B. - September 17, 2008 at 10:13 AM
- Linda said...
I love too absolutely love Fall!! I love to drive to Utah and see all of the beautiful fall foliage. I was so blessed last October to be in my niece's wedding in Pennsylvania. The trees were gorgeous. We stayed in a cottage with a creek running in the back of it. I loved drinking my coffee while watching the leaves fall on the water after the wind blew them. I would love to see the foliage in the New England states.
I have heard of the cider doughnuts, they sound delicious.
I love to bake and make soups and roasts in the Fall. Apple cider and hot chocolate are a must.
Last night was our first night of our study "The Beloved Disciple". I know God will do a work in me with this study. Praise Him!!
I made one of my favorite fall desserts for the ladies...White Chip Pumpkin Spice Cake. It is so moist and yummy.
Enjoy your study and the season my friend :) - September 18, 2008 at 1:05 AM
- Sharon said...
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Alice M. Martin Papers, MS 122
Pages: Collection Summary | Biographical Note | Scope and Content
Scope and Content
Personal papers of Alice Martin, a civic-minded woman of color known for her charitable nature and donation of hours of community service. Consists of her writings, war records, photographs and personal papers.
She dedicated her time to her church, affordable housing consortiums, and services for the economically disadvantaged and elderly in the City of San Luis Obispo. She was among the many black families who came to the city of San Luis Obispo in the early 1940s, whose husbands or relatives were training at Camp San Luis.
Where possible, the provenance, or original organization, of the papers has been preserved. However, in order to simplify access to the collection for researchers, some materials in specific formats and topics were reorganized and refoldered to more accurately reflect their contents.
The Alice Martin Papers are divided into 5 series:
- Personal Papers, 1937-2004
- Volunteer Activities, 1971-2004
- Writings, 1951-1988
- Photographs, undated
- Artifacts, undated
The Alice Martin Papers are housed in 8 document boxes with Series 1 - 3 containing the most extensive and unique portions of the collection, which include her World War II civilian service records, volunteer activities and her writings.
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Tribal Textiles, The National Milling Corporation and Project Luangwa have joined forces to benefit the children of South Luangwa
Using the iconic Zambian mealie-meal sack Tribal Textiles have created an exciting range of bags and accessories. Maize meal is used to make nshima, the staple food of Zambia, making this a truly Zambian product.
Recycled mealie-meal sacks are matched with beautiful Tribal fabrics and local members of the community are trained to sew them into 'AMAIZING BAGS'. This not only creates employment for 3 or 4 local people but helps Project Luangwa support the community too.
There are currently four bag designs; the shopping bag meant for your groceries, a sachel suitable for use as either a shoulder bag or child's sachel, a lovely shoulder bag and a large zipped shopper. Also available are a purse and a pencil case.
100% of the profits are are come directly to Project Luangwa.
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The next level up from T-League baseball, geared for boys and girls who have completed 1st year of T-ball through 2nd grade. 2nd grade participants may choose Little League 1 – Mite Softball or this program. Volunteer coaches who pitch underhand to them coach the youth. The primary sites will be Jaycee, Brown and Manthey Park or McKinley Field, but due to field availability, fields may change. Each participant receives a sponsor T-Shirt.
Dates: The program will begin early June and run through mid-August. There will be no clinic for participants and the coaches will call their teams for practice times. Schedules will be handed out at your first practice by the coaches.
Check back for 2014 registration information, program dates, times and locations.
Volunteer coaches needed!
The Park and Recreation Department utilizes volunteer coaches for many of the youth programs the department offers. Volunteer coaches are a key ingredient in the offering of these youth programs. This includes training in psychology and philosophy of youth sports, first aid, and teaching skill techniques for the various activities. Please call the Park and Recreation office if interested at 507-444-4321. All volunteer coaches must fill out a background chech on a yearly basis.


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Resident Offers To Have Crosses Placed On His Land
Paul Kenis Has 120 Acres Near Julian For Recently-Removed Crosses
Posted: 08/24/2011
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A resident has offered his large plot of land to be the new home for the controversial crosses recently removed from public land in Julian.While a group of Julian residents would like to see them returned to their original location, Caltrans officials say that won't happen because the crosses were on state-owned property.Early Tuesday morning, Caltrans crews removed the crosses from their location."I still think with a little imagination we could find something that's usable," said Paul Kenis.Kenis owns 120 acres of land just south of Julian. He purchased the property in 1984 and it is now mostly brush and wild vegetation with a few trees."This land is pretty unusable," he said.However, the land has great views toward the desert, and on a clear day a visitor can see for miles beyond the mountains.Kenis' land is also next to state property, but he said he can have the crosses placed anywhere on his property."I like to make people happy. I'll make one, two, three people happy for sure," he said.Supporters of the crosses are thrilled with the possibilities.Right now, the crosses sit in a Caltrans warehouse. They are safe and away from the elements.However, Caltrans officials say they are not sold on the idea of putting the crosses on Kenis' property.Instead, Caltrans wants to keep its original deal with Hillside Community Church in Julian, which had agreed to take the crosses if they could not remain at the original site.Caltrans said pastor Rick Hill and the church can do whatever they want after they get the crosses."I can't speak for him, but I could not imagine him not just taking the crosses from Caltrans and 'here you go,'" said cross supporter Dorinda Smith.Residents like Smith said they like the idea of putting the crosses on Kenis' property."There's several spots on it ... that would beautiful spots to put up the crosses," said Smith.As for Kenis, he's ready to go."Right now, we'll use the old Nike motto 'Just Do It,'" said Kenis.Official surveys have to be done on Kenis' land to draw exact property lines before any work can be done.Caltrans has not indicated when it will turn the crosses over to Hillside Community Church.Hill could not be reached for comment on the matter.
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I dated a girl with a bubble butt once, she was in shape and it was awesome. This isn't her for the record, GIYP Fan Derrick sent this in.
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Joslin Diabetes Center Affiliate at OSF HealthCare
At OSF Saint James, an affiliate site of the Joslin Diabetes Center, your diabetes care is in good hands. If you are hospitalized, you can expect to have your diabetes closely monitored by a team of experts.
Team members visit inpatients who are newly diagnosed or who have special diabetes management issues. Food and nutrition issues are the focus of our dieticians, while our nurse educators provide important education and resources about your diabetes. Working to help you to understand this disease and how to manage it, they will also work closely with your physician to monitor your glucose levels while you are an inpatient as well.
At discharge, your doctor may refer you for follow-up education and management through our outpatient office.
What is the Joslin Diabetes Center?
The Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, dedicated to conquering diabetes in all of its forms, is the global leader in diabetes research. Founded by Elliot P. Joslin in 1898, Joslin is an independent nonprofit institution affiliated with Harvard Medical School dedicated to preventing and curing diabetes. In 1987, Joslin's Affiliated Programs were started to make Joslin's programs, services and expertise available to premier hospitals, health care systems and physician practices across the United States.
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Our education team is available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Patients are seen by appointment only; physician referrals are required. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call us at (815) 842-4931.
We are located on the second floor of OSF Saint James (map & directions) in Pontiac, Illinois.
Our Staff
Our highly skilled and dedicated team is made up of Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE) and Registered Dietitians (RD).
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Newly diagnosed with a disease you may not understand, patients look for help and our diabetes team is ready. Most new patients are referred at discharge to classes at the Joslin Diabetes Center, right here at the medical center. We offer a wide range of classes and support groups to help you understand and manage your diabetes.


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SAN ANGELO, TEXAS (AP) -- Angelo State University has named Will Wagner as head football coach.
The school in San Angelo on Thursday announced the selection of Wagner. He previously was assistant head coach at Northwest Missouri State University.
Wagner succeeds Dale Carr, who was 28-36 record in six seasons with the Rams.
Wagner was an All-American defensive back at Hardin-Simmons University. He played at the school in Abilene from 1992-95.
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GADGETS GALORE: Google unveiled its latest smartphone and a larger tablet computer on Monday. Both devices will be sold under the Nexus brand that Google Inc. created in 2010 to showcase the features in its Android software.
THE 411: The Nexus 4 smartphone includes wireless charging and a minor update to the latest Android operating system. A 10-inch tablet called the Nexus 10 will compete against Apple Inc.'s iPad and Microsoft Corp.'s Surface, among others. Google has been selling a seven-inch tablet since July.
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Mariee Sioux ~ 'Swimming Through Stone'
"Mariee was a pleasure to record. Her song "Swimming Through Stone" was filmed in the dressing room of the mansion on a beautiful green couch, cohesively matching the room's décor and the night's overall sentiment. This song is a part of her second full-length album "Gift for the End," which was released earlier this year. Enjoy."


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Today we got asked this question, and thought it would be worth posting:
What size should I design my website?
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We (family of three) spent 3 Days at Newlands Country house at the end of July 2013. Our room was clean well equipped and spacious (we rented one of the garden rooms). The breakfast was very good and served with a smile. We would definitely return to Newlands on our next visit to Southwold and can warmly recommend a stay... More
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A series of short weekly articles in seven parts by Bernard Wall, describes the ideas of a number of representative figures of the nineteenth century whose influence is still paramount in the world to-day.
The series opened last week with a critical study of the Rousseau. s of Jean-Jacques This week Joseph de Maistre, who replied to Rousseau's ideal of democracy with the ideal of Christendom.
Then comes Marx (a German Jew), the author of Capital which is the bible of the Communists to-day and of Soviet Russia. What Rousseau was to the French revolution Marx was to the Russian Revolution.
Marx will be followed by Friedrich Nietzsche (a German), whose real influence is only coming to be realised in Europe to-day after fifty years. From Nietzsche derives largely a current of thought which is almost the exact opposite of Marx's thought, a current which tends to find its realisation in Fascism.
Finally there are two other very different writers who both express tendencies which are very strong to-day. One is Tolstoy (a Russian), one of the greatest examples of the Puritan in all time, who was the upholder of a theory of Gospel Christianity and nonresistance.
The other is H. G. Wells, whose ideal of technical progress sums up what great masses of people feel about life to-day.
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Church of Light ( Ibaraki Kasugaoka Kyokai Church )
Location: Osaka, Japan | Architect: Tadao Ando | Time: 1989
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Hang on...this is a lovely pic but it ISN'T actually the church of light is it??
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CTHS Winter Mixed Online Auction Underway
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society-Ontario Division has cataloged 97 offerings for its inaugural online winter mixed sale that began Nov. 25 and continues to Dec. 9.
Horse | Win | Place | Show | |
Gio Ponti | $9.20 | $5.00 | $3.90 | |
Marsh Side | $14.20 | $8.60 | ||
Better Talk Now | $9.80 |
Exotic Payoffs | |
$2 Exacta Exacta (5-3) | $151.00 |
$2 Trifecta Exacta (5-3-8) | $1,859.00 |
Pos | Horse / Age / Sex / TrueNicks / Pedigree | Jockey / Trainer | Margin | Earnings |
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Gio Ponti
1½ | $240,000 |
2 | Marsh Side |
1¼ | $80,000 |
3 | Better Talk Now |
½ | $40,000 |
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Court Vision
1½ | $20,000 |
5 |
1¼ | $12,000 |
6 |
1½ | $1,143 |
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Lauro (GER)
neck | $1,143 |
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½ | $1,143 |
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Cowboy Cal
5½ | $1,143 |
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Zambezi Sun (GB)
6 | $1,143 |
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Optimer (ARG)
12¾ | $1,143 |
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$1,142 | |
SCR | Champs Elysees (GB) | |||
SCR | Premium Gold |
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society-Ontario Division has cataloged 97 offerings for its inaugural online winter mixed sale that began Nov. 25 and continues to Dec. 9.
Grade II winner Exhi and Irish group victor Nephrite have been added to the stallion roster of Park Stud in Orangeville, Ontario, owners Michael and Laurel Byrne announced Nov. 30.
The Tattersalls December foal sale posted an opening-day record for total sales, topped by a Champs Elysees colt for 160,000 guineas ($272,462 in United States funds), the highest price ever at the first session.
Worldly, recent third in the Breeders' Cup Marathon, and broodmare Bella Felicita each brought $200,000 at the seventh session of the Keeneland November sale that continued the bullish market.
Josephine Abercrombie's Versailles, Ky.-based Pin Oak Stud announced that the 2014 stud fee for the recently retired multiple graded stakes-winning millionaire Alternation will be $7,500 live foal, stands and nurses.
The new stallion complex near Saratoga Race Course will be run by Dr. C. Lynwood and Suzie O'Cain, who formerly ran Highcliff Stallions.
Cowboy Cal was represented by his first U.S. winner when in his second start Tachi captured a maiden special weight race at Indiana Downs Aug. 27.
Three time champion in the U.S. and winner of seven grade I stakes, Castleton Lyons' stallion Gio Ponti will not shuttle to Australia's Arrowfield Stud for the 2013 Southern Hemisphere breeding season.
New York stallion Cosmonaut celebrated his first winner practically in his backyard when Marvin's Miracle posted a three-quarter-length victory in his second start Aug. 8 in the fifth race at Saratoga Race Course.
A recent outbreak of EHV-1 at Woodbine Racetrack, has caused Park Stud to end the breeding this year for all its stallions. There has been no detection of the virus at Park Stud, closing early is a preventative measure.
Phipps Stable's Point of Entry captured his eighth victory in 12 starts on grass with a smooth come-from-behind win in the $500,000 Woodford Reserve Manhattan Handicap (gr. IT) at Belmont Park June 8.
Trainer Shug McGaughey said emphatically that turf star Point of Entry will compete in the $500,000 Woodford Reserve Manhattan Handicap (gr. IT) June 8, despite the forecast for rain over the weekend.
Freshman sire Rocket Legs was represented by his first foal when a filly produced from the Woodman mare Tangerine Spice was born April 19 at Overtime Farm in Westerlo, N.Y.
by John P. Sparkman
In just about every way possible, A.P. Indy has been the ideal Thoroughbred of the international era of American racing and breeding.
Classic winner and champion Animal Kingdom will stand for Aus$38,500 (about $40,000 in U.S. funds) when he enters stud this year at John Messara's Arrowfield Stud in Australia.
Cot Campbell recalls the antics of renowned trainer Angel Penna. read blog
Five-time grade I winner Court Vision had his first reported foal arrive when a filly was born Jan. 20 at Hill 'n' Dale Farm in Canada.
The first reported foal by three-time Eclipse Award Winner Gio Ponti was born Jan. 11 at Huntington Stud Farm in Kleinburg, Ontario.
The farm is welcoming the return of Gio Ponti from stud duty in Australia.
Gio Ponti, a three-time Eclipse Award winner, will stand in 2013 for $20,000 at Castleton Lyons.
The first half of Book Four of the Keeneland September yearling sale sees fillies fill the top three price slots.
Dr. C. Lynwood O'Cain and his wife, Suzie, announced July 20 that the Highcliff Farm stallions, broodmares, foals, yearlings, and lay-ups have moved to Mill Creek Farm in Stillwater, N.Y.
Evan Hammonds recaps the Belmont Stakes (gr. I), True North Handicap (gr. II), Just A Game Stakes (gr. I), and Manhattan Handicap (gr. IT). watch video
The trio of Boisterous, Desert Blanc, and Top Surprize--the respective top three finishers in the Fort Marcy Stakes (gr. IIIT)--figure to make things interesting again in the Woodford Reserve Manhattan Handicap.
Despite being in Baltimore, the man who recommended selling I'll Have Another won't be at Pimlico Race Course to watch the colt try to win the second jewel of the Triple Crown.
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Fickle Fanny S. | AQU | |
Spooky Mulder S. | AQU | |
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Is the WAR of the player, or the players returned? Because isn't that part of the question, how much WAR did you give up to get what WAR in return? Also, if your team as currently constructed utterly stinks, but you think you have 2-4 starters in the minors ready in, say, 2015, wouldn't you want to trade your current players and get 1-4 more guys that will be ready in 2015? It can be done, but it's hard to do well.
I just set up the joke. Feel free to provide your own punchline.
Maloney was on the 40-man until he was DFAed. I, too, hope that he gets his chance to pitch as a starter. He has been terrible when coming in in the middle of an inning, but much better when starting an inning. He also showed an inability to hold runners and seemed to be distracted once somebody ran on him.
He's not on the 40-man. I assume the Twins were thinking long-relief totally, especially when Baker was in the mix. And the Hendriks shined, so there was no need to push him more. But he can hopefully be a possible alternative down the line. The assumption is that Liriano and Pavano will probably be gone by mid-season and the Twins will need someone...anyone to throw innings. It is a great opportunity in Twinsville, and the competition are the guys in lockers next to you at Rochester, since I doubt anyone will make the jump from New Brit (Bromberg or Hermsen the only onlies). I JUST WANT THE TWINS TO KEEP DUENSING AND SWARZAK as the two better long-guy out of the bullpen. They have important roles and fulfill them to expectations............
I think that's the plan, at least from what I've heard. As soon as he's ready, they'll insert him into the rotation.
Totally agree with you. Plus, I'm not sure I would trust to bring him up as a reliever before Guerra or Slama.
Just a little takeoff on Seth's blog post today.
Originally Posted by J-Dog Dungan Their main problem the last few years when it comes to hitting is that their ability to drive runners in when they are in scoring position is extremely low. In several years before 2010, the Twins were always among the highest in average with RISP. Now, they have dropped to last (or nearly last) in that category because they keep choking with RISP. Interesting, I don't know if I had heard that before. It seems like something that could be looked up. There are RISP stats on baseball-reference.com, both for league as a whole, and for individual teams. So I gathered information for years 2009-2012, for Batting Average, for OPS, and for "Runs per Plate Appearance", to see if any trends jump out. I'm doing it by hand, so I don't have time to go back an arbitrary number of years. BA and OPS ought to be more or less comparable concepts whether in total or when just looking at RISP; but actual runs scored measured by R/PA will naturally be a *lot* higher in RISP situations than for all plate appearances, because, well, there are runners on base every time. I'm just looking for trends, anyway. Here's what I compiled, and I really hope I didn't make any errors in either transcription or (in the case of R/PA) my long division. (Sorry I don't know how to line these up in columns in this text editor.) AL BA OPS R/PA 2012 Tot .250 .722 .114 2012 RISP .261 .749 .325 2011 Tot .258 .730 .117 2011 RISP .259 .743 .332 2010 Tot .260 .734 .116 2010 RISP .258 .739 .325 2009 Tot .267 .764 .125 2009 RISP .269 .774 .345 Twins BA OPS R/PA 2012 Tot .236 .660 .092 2012 RISP .233 .706 .279 2011 Tot .247 .666 .103 2011 RISP .248 .673 .320 2010 Tot .273 .762 .125 2010 RISP .285 .780 .347 2009 Tot .274 .774 .129 2009 RISP .278 .799 .367 What I see as a baseline (league-wide) is this: 1) Batting average normally is not too different in RISP situations, maybe a little higher overall but in 2010 it was slightly lower. 2) OPS (which measures walks to homers and everything in between) always is a little higher in RISP situations. 3) R/PA is hard to compare but 2009 was a higher-offense year than the years since then. Then what I see for the Twins specifically is this: 1) Their batting average in 2012 is a little lower for RISP situations, but on a scale seen league-wide in 2010. In 2010 their BA was a lot higher in RISP situation, contrary to the league. 2) Their OPS rises in RISP pretty much like it does for the full league, each of these years. 3) Their offense was better than league-average in 2009 and 2010 and their RISP stats reflect that, and their offense in 2011 and (especially) in 2012 is below league average and their RISP stats reflect that too. It still seems to me that the record indicates that if they improve their overall offense, the RISP part of it will take care of itself too. They don't merely need better production during rallies. They need better production, period.
Their main problem the last few years when it comes to hitting is that their ability to drive runners in when they are in scoring position is extremely low. In several years before 2010, the Twins were always among the highest in average with RISP. Now, they have dropped to last (or nearly last) in that category because they keep choking with RISP.
Plouffe has actually had good at bats since he started seeing regular playing time. They haven't translated into hits, but his AB's have been good.
I agree that it's hard to pencil a guy into everyday action when his numbers are that bad. I just don't think his numbers would be that bad if he got consistent at-bats. I am not saying I think he will stick as an everyday major leaguer if given the at-bats, I just think it is worth finding out instead of giving crazy playing time to Clete Thomas.
Not to straddle the fence or anything.... but I also agree with much of your point, shs. His AAA season at age 24 with OPS .730 looks an awful lot like an age 25 ballplayer putting up .697 in the majors - tougher league, a (last?) bit of incremental improvement in skill. The age 25 stint in AAA (1.000+ OPS) looks like a tease/mirage, or a "career half-year". But he's a player out of minor league options, and given that the braintrust opted not to cut/trade him but put him on the 25-man roster, it seems like a make or break year for him, plus there was a good chance (at the outset) this would not be a winning season, and for that reason I would have expected him to see more plate appearances by now than he has. Try to build up his value, as a secondary piece in some trade later on. Capps plus Plouffe for some legitimate prospect? However, his results to date would put even a staunch supporter (which Gardy probably is not) in a pickle. As I said, being at all comparable to any portion of Butera's career, not to mention the very lowest point of Butera's career, is not a good thing, and for that reason is by itself noteworthy. The Twins gamble and (apparently) lose on him, somehow thinking that putting the chip only halfway onto the 00 square is better than solidly in there. Anywho, I appreciate the comments.
since 2007 I've been off the Plouffe band wagon and have NEVER not even for a second hopped back on it. He is what he is.... He's no good.... the fact he's in the Majors is a bit of a suprise to me. Sure teams like the Twins, Mariners, Padres, and maybe Cubs (the bottom tier offenses) I guess i could see giving him a shot, but within 3 years he'll be playing in Japan or retired. Look guys, (tiber Twins, ashbury John) he isn't any good, he's never really been any good at any point.... (other than 1 month at triple A) and the fact remains i've seen NOTHING NOTHING to make me think he'll ever be any good. Good ridance Plouffe. Nobody in the Majors will get to know you.
I'm with you both on giving Plouffe more of an opportunity from the git-go. Still, being within a gnat's eyelash of parity with Butera at his very lowest point last year, seemed worth bringing up. It's not a good thing to be even in the same discussion with Drew Butera. Right now, this makes it hard for a manager to install him in RF and tell him "you're my guy, win or lose".
One of my biggest problems with the way is this team is run is the inconsistent handling of players. You have a guy like Plouffe who has was a 1st round pick out of high school, has killed pitching at AAA, was willing to learn a new position, and then you don't give him consistent at-bats? The team is going nowhere this season. All you can hope for is get improvement out of young guys and to find out what you have with certain players. We are at the point with Plouffe where we need to know if can produce as an everyday player or just part ways with him. In a losing season such as this, why would you not get him as many at-bats as possible?
The way Plouffe has been jerked around, it is no surprise he is hitting like crap. Like many players, they need to give him extended time to show what he is. It seems as if there is no plan as to what direction to take the team. Sometimes they try this, then try that. What are they trying to do?
Too high a GB percent to hit in the #2
I also agree if Mauer is going to bat #3 he needs to hit for more power, or he needs to realize he is a really really good number #2 hitter, and put him there.
Good post and ideas. He's such an elite contact hitter, and the skills are so impressive, that I agree that he might be able to start "trying" for more power. He's the same guy that participated in the HR derby a few years ago, and just a few weeks ago in Baltimore I saw him hit balls in batting practice that came pretty close to Eutaw Street.


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Most of the major players in the farm bill debate this time assume that revenue insurance will be a major component of the final package. Thus a number of the specific proposals by various commodity organizations offer a wrap-around program that covers shallow losses, leaving it to revenue insurance to serve as a kind of disaster program that covers deep losses.
And in recent go-rounds, Congress has preferred to have an insurance program that can serve as a permanent disaster relief program so that they do not have to garner sufficient votes to pass an emergency disaster relief program in response to a widespread production shortfall. Likewise many farmers and bankers prefer an insurance program over emergency disaster payments because payments are predictable and are paid even in situations where the extent of damage would not be widespread enough to grab the attention of Congress.
On November 3, 2011, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) released a study by Bruce Babcock, Professor of Economics, Iowa State University, titled, "The Revenue Insurance Boondoggle: A Taxpayer-Paid Windfall for Industry" just under 3 weeks before the Congressional Super Committee's "November 23 [2011] deadline to come up with a deficit reduction proposal" which includes farm bill baseline funding. The EWG report consists of two parts, the study by Babcock and a preface by Craig Cox, EWG Senior Vice for Agriculture and Natural Resources and Nils Bruzelius, Executive Editor, EWG.
While it serves as an introduction to the study by Babcock, the analysis in the preface is not identical to what follows in the study. To allow each part to stand on its own, we will be examining the material in the preface in this column and Babcock's work in the one that follows.
Cox and Bruzelius begin the preface asserting that "powerful farm state legislators and agricultural industry lobbyists have moved to hijack the process of rewriting the federal farm bill and enact a new, multi-billion dollar entitlement for the largest, most profitable farming operations. Their goal is to have the 12-member committee adopt their scheme, drafted entirely behind closed doors, while shutting out everyone else with a stake in the outcome—including taxpayers and advocates for healthy food, rural revitalization, children, conservation, public health and the environment."
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Golden State Warriors have reportedly offered free agent Elton Brand a larger deal than the one offered to him by the Los Angeles Clippers.
According to the Los Angeles Times, the Warriors have offered the power forward $100 million over five seasons. Brand, who opted out of the final year of his contract to become a free agent, missed most of the 2007-08 season with a ruptured left Achilles tendon.
The offer comes on the heels of Baron Davis' reported verbal agreement to sign with the Clippers, thereby giving the Warriors more cap space than their cross-state rival.
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Lesbians who love to travel, solo or with a partner, will be happy to know there's a terrific travel guide online website - tailored especially to us. It's called Girlports.com.
We asked founder Tanya Churchmuch of Montreal for some details and here is the crux of the interview:
Dorothy's Closet: How and when did Girlports come to be? Who had the original idea? What did you do before you began this business?
Tanya: I came up with the idea for Girlports back in August, 2006 during the Outgames here in Montreal. I'd always felt like there had been a lack of travel information for lesbians and here I was, walking around Montreal's gay village with women from all around the world. It just popped into my head that this would be a great idea. I went home and spoke to my girlfriend about it and she was all for it. Right away she made me some business cards and I went out and spoke with about 200 women who were in town for the OutGames, asking them what they thought of the Girlports idea and what kinds of information they'd like to see on such a site.
Before I launched Girlports I worked for many years as a television journalist and news anchor, including nine years at Global television in Montreal.
DC: How long have you been in operation? What exactly is your target market?
Tanya: I launched Girlports in October, 2007, but it took more than a year to get the site online. As to a target market, basically I'm trying to make this for all lesbians who travel. For any destination I make an effort to provide information for the interests of various lesbians, be they younger, older, from various ethnic communities, hipsters or sporty.
DC: How many people work in your office? Where is it located?
Tanya: Right now it's just me with a woman working part-time and the assistance of my girlfriend who is an interactive media consultant.
DC: How do you research lesbian-friendly locales?
Tanya: The same way any other travel journalist does, by visiting them. I always do a lot of background research before I arrive so I have a general idea of what I'll discover, but it's really the on-site visit that is most important.
DC: What are some of the most popular destinations?
Tanya: People always want to know about the major cities, be it L.A., San Francisco, Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris or London.
DC: How many agents do you have? How has the response been - do you get clients from mostly your area or all over the world?
Tanya: Girlports is not a travel agency, the site only provides travel information... a bit like a travel magazine, but online, so I don't have any agents. Over the past month I had visitors from 95 countries check out the site from as far away as Iraq and Bahrain.
DC: What advice would you give to solo travellers and/or couples, regarding destinations, what to take, what to beware of, etc. Is there a standard 'package' of information you give them, geared to the lesbian market?
Tanya: I think the advice I'd give is to always learn as much as you can about a destination before you arrive there. It's always good to know the basics and then go with the flow when you arrive. Safety and security are always common sense, but some people are more worried about it than others.
I definitely wouldn't hold hands with my girlfriend in Jamaica, but I'd have no worries doing it in Berlin. They are different destinations with different mentalities and learning about a city before arriving is imperative.
DC: Anything else you'd like to add?
Tanya: I'd just like to mention that it is so important for lesbian travelers to learn about lesbian communities elsewhere and to support lesbian-owned and operated establishments, no matter where you are. When I take a vacation, I'm not looking to go "all lesbian, all the time," but I think it's amazing to see how lesbian communities operate around the world.
We all share some common threads, but seeing what is happening in Bangkok, compared to Berlin, then compared to Los Angeles is just amazing. All the same, lesbian businesses always face the challenge of being successful, which is why I always make an effort to check out restaurants or stores that I know are lesbian owned or operated. It's only by supporting lesbian communities, no matter where they are, that they will thrive. Lesbians often complain about a lack of lesbian bars or restaurants, but the only way they'll exist is if you and I go to them and spend our money there.
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During the American Civil War of the 1860's, it was mostly Democrats that chose to secede from the union and create an uprising against the Republicans led by Abe Lincoln who wanted to abolish slavery. Slavery being the ownership of blacks by whites, or the ownership of another human being by other human beings. This was and still is the way in which the Democratic Party functions.
The Democrats believe in the national ownership of individuals. Not much within the party's platform has changed. Today, it doesn't matter what race or color you are, as long as you belong to the community. And by belong, they don't mean by your own voluntary membership, they mean under the orders and control of the community. The Democrats and their devout opposition to private gun ownership, private healthcare, private social security, and individual independence fits perfectly into the complete storyline of their history.
The Democratic Party is the country's oldest political party. Not all Americans cared much for the party's values. Between 1860 and 1932, the Democrats only elected two presidents to office.
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I never would have believed that it would be so easy to turn so many Americans into freeloaders riding on the backs of other Americans. It's disgusting.
Interesting article!
PS: I should point out that the first Republican presidential candidate, John C. Fremont, helped to expand this great country even as he was bitterly opposed to slavery.
Franklin D. Roosevelt wasn't an accident. All it took was one to three generations of modern, socialist-entitlment, K-12 schooling ( AKA: "public" schooling.)
Children who attend socialist-entitlment schooling ( misnamed "public" schooling) risk learning to be comfortable with socialism. Geeze! If a voting mob is powerful enough to give a child tuition-free schooling that voting mob is powerful enough to give them **lots** of free stuff.
So?...If conservatives expect to have any hope of turning this welfare culture around, they must work to shut down the nation's socialist-entitlement K-12 schools ( public schools/ welfare schools)
I don't want to argue with you. I just wish to point out that Republicans were (along with the Whigs) the original supporters of the free school which, prior to the advent of John Dewey, was centered on the Bible.
It is easy to shape the worldview of children, esp. with the power of technology (TV).
John Stuart Mill stated that when government controls the schools—it will make slaves for the State—it is the nature of government. "Give me four years to teach the children and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted."
Vladimir Lenin
Starting in 1930, Communists were writing the textbooks in America and removing God. (Dr. Ruggs and Counts). But, it wasn't until Central Control when the serious damage was easy because the media/news was complicit.
Jimmy Commie Carter created the DOE to destroy the logic and reason and morality of all children in public schools. It is documented that the curricula destroys the minds, initiative, and morality of the children with cognitive dissonance. (Charlotte Iserbyt, B.K. Eakman).
Media (controlled by a few elites) has also corrupted the minds of the children and made them stupid and narcissistic and immoral.
Morality only exists in a culture where it is glorified-—since Archie Bunker, media has ridiculed and mocked Christianity—the most rational religion in existence (CS Lewis, Dinesh D'Souza).
The progressives (aka Democrats) are the party of slavery. Lincoln abolished it, but they are trying to bring it back in a different mode. They would have all but the elites (themselves and their lackeys) as their slaves using financial, legal, social, cultural, etc. controls. Every
thing is for the collective from which they control and benefit.
In 1863, Lincoln freed the slaves. In 1933, Roosevelt bought them back.
#2 Slavery was not the main reason for the War of Secession. While it was certainly one of the issues, the primary reason was states rights: the sovereignty of the states, and the powers of the states versus the encroaching federal powers.
As a Southerner, I'm tired of these myths.
Can't help but wonder if the "modern" progressive Democratic
Party will respond to this being published like the Muslim
Brotherhood—Hamas—or any other Islamic responds to any
suggestion /appearance of questioning their political/religious faith. After all there seems to be a great deal of similarity tween the Communistic Democratic Party of the post WW II era and the Islamic In their attitudes toward
Jews —and Christians—and in their embrace of sodomy —if done against Jews- or Christians.
See you this winter, Yank. Come on down outa that snow and visit us!
Graphic is spot on. Too bad the majority of the dims don't get it.
The right thto discuss the aims of government and whom is best suited to perform government positions and functions I have the right to free speech, assembly, self defense, the right to cast my vote and to participate in local decisions within the state in which I reside,
I am not to be deprived of my freedoms, property, employment due to my opinions. Political correctness and the mind washing nonsense we have been subject to for the last 40 years has effectively caused us to be submissive and keep our mouths shut.
It has worked to cause the American people to accept the unacceptable. MO Now we can realize it and we should STOP the process and swing back the other way. It takes time.
You're perspective is deluded. Come north Reb, ''hehe''.
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It is so bad to do things we want it to? Maybe this is my way of be. I don't know why it matters so much what people think about us. Why it's so important what others think and say about us. We would be lot happier if we didn't pay attention to what they say. It hurts when you respect someone so much and when that person tells you what they think about you, it can make you so vulnerable. This is the power of words. It can make you feel.... I don't know just bad, because at the end of the day what makes us feel bad is not what people say, is who says it.
You give them the power to hurt you. Maybe if we were, at least if I was one of that kind of person who don't care what others say, my life would be much easier.
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Cas and Settle set up repeat final
Castleford High and Settle Middle defied the blustery conditions in Hindley to set up a repeat of last year's all-Yorkshire Carnegie Champion Schools Final.
The Year 8 Girls competition was evenly matched throughout the day, however, strong semi-final performances from both teams set up another encounter between the two schools.
After winning all four of their group matches, Settle Middle met unbeaten London-based side Orleans Park in what looked set to be a highly entertaining semi-final, and so it proved.
Two moments of individual brilliance from Settle Middle helped them carve open a 12- 0 on the London outfit. This twelve point deficit was enough to send Settle Meddle to their second final in two years.
Awaiting Settle Middle in the final for the second year running will be Castleford High, who also managed to nil their opponents at the semi-final stage.
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Steve Karsay
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Win–Loss record | 32–39 |
Earned run average | 4.01 |
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Stefan Andrew Karsay (born March 24, 1972 in Flushing, New York) is a former right-handed Major League Baseball pitcher for the Oakland Athletics (1993–94, 1997, 2006), Cleveland Indians (1998–2001), Atlanta Braves (2001), New York Yankees (2002, 2004–05), and Texas Rangers (2005). Karsay is currently the pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians Class-A organization, the Lake County Captains.
Karsay grew up in the College Point neighborhood in Queens, New York City, just a few miles from Shea Stadium.[1]
A 1st round draft pick of the Toronto Blue Jays in 1990, Karsay was traded to the Athletics along with outfielder José Herrera for Rickey Henderson on July 31, 1993. A starter in his early days with the Athletics, Karsay worked mostly in middle relief and as a set-up man from 1998 on, although he also had some notable success as a closer in 2000 with the Indians and 2002 with the Yankees.
His career was marred by injuries, causing him to miss the 1995 (elbow surgery), 1996 (Tommy John surgery) and 2003 (shoulder surgery) seasons; in all, he was on the disabled list seven times.[2]
On July 28, 2005, he combined with A. J. Murray and Scott Feldman for a perfect game, as the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders defeated the Corpus Christi Hooks 3–0. It was only the third nine-inning perfect game in the Texas League's 117-year history, and the first combined one.[3][4]
Karsay announced his retirement on June 18, 2006, the day after pitching two scoreless innings against the Los Angeles Dodgers and getting the win in a 17-inning marathon for the Athletics. He finished his 11-year Major League career with a 32-39 record, 41 saves, and a 4.01 ERA in 357 career appearances, including 40 starts.[5][6]
In 2012 the Cleveland Indians hired Steve Karsay as pitching coach for the Rookie-level AZL Indians.[7]
- ^ "Closing suits Karsay", The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 25, 2001, "Karsay, 29, grew up in College Point, NY, five miles from Shea Stadium."
- ^ Ryan Quinn. Notes: Karsay returns to Oakland, MLB.com, 5/16/2006
- ^ "Baseball America's Daily Dish," Baseball America, 7/29/05, accessed 8/14/09
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