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If you are truly dedicated to having a successful home garden, composting is a big part of the plan. With a little strategy and a modest amount of work, you can convert yard trimmings, food scraps, etc., into compost that can be used in garden beds, in shrubs, or for potting soil for outdoor plants.
Here's how to go about it, courtesy of the Environmental Protection Agency:
Before you begin composting, you should understand the process. View what materials to compost and what materials not to compost and read up on the science behind composting about which variables must be controlled during composting.
All composting requires three basic ingredients:
- Browns—Includes materials such as dead leaves, branches , twigs
- Greens—Includes materials such as grass clippings, vegetable waste, fruit scraps, and coffee grounds
- Water
Having the right amount of greens, browns, and water is important for compost development. Ideally, your compost pile should have an equal amount of browns to greens and alternate layers of organic materials of different-size particles.
The brown materials provide carbon for your compost and the green materials provide nitrogen, while the water provides moisture to help break down the organic matter.
What kind of tools will you need?
- Pitchfork
- Square-point shovel or machete
- Water hose with a spray head
There is no one "right" way to compost, but you may want to follow one of the approaches below:
Backyard Composting Approach 1
1. Select a dry, shady spot near a water source for your compost pile or bin.
2. Add your brown and green materials as you collect them, making sure larger pieces are chopped or shredded.
3. Moisten dry materials as they are added.
4. Once your compost pile is established, mix grass clippings and green waste into the pile and bury fruit and vegetable waste under 10 inches of compost material.
5. Optional: Cover top of compost with a tarp to keep it moist.
6. When the material at the bottom is dark and rich in color, your compost is ready to use (this is usually occurs in two months to two years).
Backyard Composting Approach 2
1. Select a dry, shady spot near a water source for your compost pile or bin.
2. Before you add your brown and green materials, make sure larger pieces are chopped or shredded.
3. Cover your composting area with a 6-inch layer of brown materials.
4. Add a 3-inch layer of green materials and a little soil or finished compost.
5. Lightly mix the two layers above.
6. Top with a 3-inch layer of brown materials, adding water until moist.
7. Turn your compost pile every week or two with a pitchfork to distribute air and moisture. Move the dry materials from the edges into the middle of the pile. Continue this practice until the pile does not re-heat much after turning.
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August 05, 2008
Ready and Waiting
Our assignment was to finish the mold remediation work begun by a homeowner. Her husband was ill, and she wasn't getting very far on her own.
But before we could start, we had to… wait. Why did we have to wait? For all sorts of good reasons. We needed additional supplies. We needed a construction leader to assess the basement. We needed time to structure our team. No, wait. That's not quite right. GOD needed time to structure our team. How are 13 year olds at waiting? Better than I am!
They talked to each other.
They pulled out their Tyvek suits. They wrote their names on them.
They pulled out their bibles. They wrote scripture verses on their suits.
They signed each other's suits and drew pictures.
They knew these suits would not be savable mementos.
They suspected they would do the same thing the next day; maybe with new verses. Maybe with new words of love for GOD and for each other.
After the basement was inspected, and the remediation plan laid out, we gathered for briefing. As usual, the youth were thinking. They invited our home owner to join us on the front lawn for devotions. They even had to foresight to pull up a cooler for her, so she wouldn't have to sit on the grass. I could tell she was hesitant and unsure of what was coming. I could also tell she was impressed and moved by the deep devotional authored and read by our 16 year-old team member. How could I know this? I was right there with her, going through the same feelings.
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Congratulations to the winner of our Junk Bonanza giveaway package!
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Carmel on the Case: Cop vs. Neighbor
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A neighborhood dispute put a Miami-Dade Police officer under investigation by her department. The investigation is over, and so is the dispute. Carmel Cafiero is on the case.
WSVN -- For six months, Miami-Dade officer Rose Stabio was investigated by Internal Affairs. She has now been cleared in connection with an ongoing dispute with her neighbors.
John Rivera, Dade County Police Benevolent Association: "Well, I think that she has to say that she's been vindicated."
Police union president John Rivera says he speaks for Officer Stabio.
John Rivera, Dade County Police Benevolent Association: "She did everything by the book, and she did everything proper."
As 7 News first reported, Josue and Holli Abreu believed Officer Stabio called police to complain about loud noises and the family dog. As a result, police officers repeatedly came to their home.
Josue said he finally complained to Miami-Dade Police after Officer Stabio reported he was on his balcony with a weapon.
We have obtained the police recording of that call.
Officer Rose Stabio: "He's on the balcony. He has a weapon in his hand.
Dispatch: "QSL - advising there's a male on the balcony with a weapon in his hand."
Ten units responded to the Abreu home, and officers came out with guns drawn.
Dispatch: "Did you advise that it was a gun or just a weapon?"
Officer Rose Stabio: "It looked like a gun. I can't see from that far."
An officer on the scene later called into dispatch.
Responding Police Officer: "There's no weapons. There's no threats. No nothing, just clear."
Josue Abreu, Neighbor: "I told him I never owned a gun in my life. Please come inside. Look for weapons. There's not going to be any firearms in my house."
Holli Abreu, Neighbor: "He would have been arrested, don't you think, if he was threatening the life of a police officer with a weapon?"
According to this memo, Miami-Dade Police began a criminal investigation based on the possibility Officer Stabio filed a false report.
But that investigation changed after Stabio's fiancé said she called police for help based on what he saw, not what she witnessed.
Giomar Picon: "That I was the one who told her he has a weapon. I know, because I recognize it. I was able to see and recognize that it was a weapon."
After that statement, the case was reclassified to administrative.
It ended with the conclusion: "No violations of department policies and/or procedures were identified."
John Rivera, Dade County Police Benevolent Association: "But police officers are always at a disadvantage, no matter what you do. Whether you do things right by the book, you're still wrong in the eyes of many."
Meanwhile, the Abreus don't think they got a fair shake.
They say the anonymous noise complaints continued even after they gave away their dog.
Holli Abreu, Neighbor: "She's just using power that she has, because of the fact that she's a police officer and we're just civilians."
Carmel Cafiero, Investigative Reporter: "No matter who is right or wrong here, the dispute appears to be over. The Abreus have moved their family into a new home in a new neighborhood."
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Lasik Surgery: When the Fine Print Applies to You
Posted By Abby EllinI WAS vain.
That's the only way I can explain why I willingly let a doctor cut my corneas with a laser: vanity.
Little did I know when I chose Lasik surgery that I would not end up satisfied like the friends and acquaintances who raved about their post-glasses existence. Instead, my days are complicated, since I am dealing with side effects that are far more bothersome than being unfashionably four-eyed. Read more »
Potential Long Term Dangers of LASIK Surgery
Posted By Dr. Ben KimResearch out of Otago and Oxford Universities in New Zealand indicates that having LASIK surgery can lead to permanent problems with vision over the long term.
More specifically, it appears that having laser surgery for near-sightedness (myopia) may lead to excessive glare, haze, and blurred vision as people enter their 7th and 8th decades of life. Read more »
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Posted By Dr. Ben KimLast week, a man in Spain died shortly after guzzling 6 liters (1.58 gallons) of beer in about 20 minutes during a beer drinking competition.
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One Stretch To Avoid
Posted By Dr. Ben KimI've long recommended avoiding vigorous stretching first thing in the morning; the risk of injury is significant, especially as we get older, as our muscles, tendons, and ligaments are not well perfused with blood when we first wake up. These tissues are best stretched after we have been out and about for an hour or two, and optimally, after enough of an aerobic workout where we are sweating - if we've worked hard enough to sweat, we can reasonably assume that our muscles and ligaments are flush with blood and ready to be safely and effectively lengthened through stretching. Read more »
Do You Know What Drowning Really Looks Like?
Posted By GuestNote from Ben Kim: Many thanks to Mario Vittone for graciously giving me permission to share this valuable article with our readership. Please read through Mario's article below and consider sharing this information with family and friends. Read more »
Beware of Powerful Magnets in Children's Toys
Posted By Dr. Ben KimParents and child caregivers should be aware that unexplained vomiting, abdominal pain, and fever can sometimes be caused by ingestion of small, high powered magnets. Canadian pediatricians discuss this issue at length in an early 2013 issue of the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Read more »
What To Do If You Fall Through The Ice
Posted By Dr. Ben KimIn a suburb of Ottawa, there's a river that mostly freezes over in the winter and becomes a trail for snowmobiling enthusiasts. As this river runs past the backyard of a friend of mine, it narrows substantially, which translates to faster water flow, making it less able to transform into solid ice. Read more »
Why It's Best To Avoid Burning Incense
Posted By Dr. Ben KimIf you're around incense on a regular basis, you should know that a study published in the September 2001 issue of the Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology indicates that burning incense can expose people to dangerous levels of cancer-causing chemicals. Read more »
Beware of Toxic Air Fresheners
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Warm Weather Reminder For Parents
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House majority leader aims for tough but fair
By Lauren Dake, The Bend Bulletin. Published: March 25, 2013
House Republican Leader Mike McLane described his counterpart across the aisle as a "tough Irish woman from Boston."
In a column for a Eugene newspaper, former lawmaker Tony Corcoran called the House majority leader a "plucky Irish broad."
Meet Val Hoyle. She's 49 years old and "getting better every day." A Democrat who now calls Eugene her home, Hoyle was chosen in November to lead her caucus, which enjoys a 34-26 majority in the House. First appointed to fill a vacancy in the House in 2009, Hoyle said she never set out to be a lawmaker. But look at her past, her people and her upbringing, and it's not surprising she ended up being one.
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Kitzhaber, DeFazio, Junction City leaders affirm Hoyle's role in hospital project - October 24, 2012
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Rep. Betty Komp Returns to House Democratic Leadership, Statesman Journal - December 4, 2013
Walls go up at Junction City Hospital, KEZI Channel 9 News - August 22, 2013
Val Hoyle's Opponent and the Minimum Wage - Again, Blue Oregon - November 4, 2012
Junction City school board member supports Representative Hoyle, The Register Guard - November 1, 2012
Junction City hospital fuels antagonism in state House race, The Register Guard - October 25, 2012
Junction City hospital isn't built yet but there's an argument over who gets credit, Oregon Live - October 24, 2012
Kitzhaber, DeFazio, Junction City leaders affirm Hoyle's role in hospital project, Press Release - October 24, 2012
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WHEN THE CHARACTER Gary was killed in a car accident on ''Thirtysomething,'' the 1980's television show that became a loved and hated cultural icon of a generation, the cast members gathered, like a stricken family, to watch the episode together. ''It was such a marker,'' says Peter Horton, who played Gary. ''One of us had died.''
Mr. Horton was agreeable to his fate -- he wanted to try directing films -- but walking away from the ABC series, as he recalls in the kind of metaphor much prized on ''Thirtysomething,'' was ''like leaving a relationship.''
The show itself ended a few episodes later, in May 1991. Since then Mr. Horton has been grateful, like the other cast members, that ''Thirtysomething'' brought him a measure of fame, at least temporary economic security and continuing work. In the new television season this fall, the old ''Thirtysomething'' gang is, in fact, all over the networks: Edward Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz, the show's creators, have a ''Twentysomething,'' the much-anticipated Romeo-and-Juliet romantic drama ''Relativity,'' starting Tuesday night at 10 on ABC. Ken Olin, who will always be the brooding Michael Steadman to ''Thirtysomething'' viewers, will shoot first and talk later as a detective in the dark, complex drama ''EZ Streets,'' starting in October on CBS. And Mel Harris, who is equally indelible as Michael's beautiful and perfectionist wife, Hope, is playing against type as a twice-divorced party planner in a traditional sitcom, ''Something So Right,'' which had its premiere last Tuesday at 8:30 on NBC.


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Is Obama Wrong to Skip Arlington on Memorial Day?
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I would like to add another question. Why is Arlington the only National Cemetery that is important on Memorial Day? Others have lost loved ones and should have the oportunity that IL almost had. There is more than one National Cemetery in the United States!
I understand that change is hard. My question is, my grandfather was in the Army Air Corp in WWII and his brother was in the same war and was MIA for a while. I also have family in the SD Nationl Cemetery. Didn't I deserve to see the President live on Memorial Day or is it just Arlington, VA that deserves it every year?
There are many national security reasons for a president to be absent from his duty to our war dead that make this country what it is, however a vacation for the family flies in the face of all who served and gave life to our freedom. Can we expect a man who says we are not a Christian Nation to do his due diligence to duties that to all Americans hold sacred. SHAME on this man that holds the countries highest office. He needs to be replaced, I hope all vote their convictions to keep this a Christian nation that prays and honors are fallen sons and daughters that keep us free.
My father is a military vet that gave 30 years active and 13 after the 30 years to our great country. He always told me to respect our leaders no matter if you voted for them or not. When we sat down for lunch today and he told me that Mr.Obmam did not visit Arlington cemetery I was very upset and told him that this was a slap in the face, to you and all the great men and women that have giving there lives for our FREEDOM. So to you Mr.Obama , I will do my best to make sure that you will never get my support. Yes you went to your favorite president, Abe Lincoln to pay respects but you need to know that the country you lead is losing a lot of respect in you. For a real leader in this country, maybe people should look at Colin Powell, its to bad he didn't run. I feel very blessed by the sacrifice these men and women gave to let me live in the BEST COUNTRY in the world. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush all missed Memorial Day at Arlington while President for personal reasons at least once while President. I looked back through Google and couldn't find criticism of them but there is an abundance today for our current President. The important thing is that he has honored our troops, he's visited Arlington on days that are not of national observance, he's been there at Dover when the troops have come home after having paid the ultimate sacrifice and he will be honoring troops that are just as important as the ones at Arlington at the Lincoln National Cemetery in Chicago. As a Republican and as the sister of a veteran who died in Vietnam, I'm repulsed by the handling of this situation. Has the media no shame that they will attack this President for everything he does, despite a Republican president having done the same? Nobody else knows what our Presidents go through each night when they try to sleep thinking of our troops in harms way. There's a reason why they all age in office and it's not always the stress of the job. They have the weight of the world on their shoulders, they should have the support of their country at their back.
As a military wife for over forty years I have attended many events that celebrated one occassion after another petaining to our country. Many times The seats were hard, the sun burning down, rain pouring from the sky. but the event carried on and I was there because I was a loyal American Military wife whose husband had seen several years of combat duty. Now, if our president cannot go to the site of our national beavement, the man is not worth my time to type his name. Thank God for a next time. He will surely be voted out ...at least in my opinion for the families of the American dead hero's are mighty and we take offence to the likes of someone dishonoring our honored dead.
All Veterans are important all year long! Every person who has a family member, friend, or loved one at a Veteran's cemetary knows that the cemetary they visit, whether it is in Elwood, IL, Washington, DC or Anywhere, USA; that is the most important Veteran Cemetary becasue that is where they go to remember the fallen soldiers!
God bless them all for protecting our country and our freedom in all past and present wars!
American or not... The last President to skip Arlington was George W. Bush in 2007. He was on vacation in Texas. President George H.W. Bush spent Memorial Day in 1992 in Kennebunkport, Maine. and in 1983 Ronald Reagan was at a G-7 Summit meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia.
How quick we forget and quick we are to judge.
I too served this country for many years. I too gave up on my plans to attend to duties overseas. I too know what it feels like to fullfill obligations. I for one disagree with your statement. If the military taught me anything it was that the Commander in Chief position is a very hard position to have. I was taught to respect my president and his decisions as long as they were made for the good of the people. I am truly honored that our president instead of going to the National celebration, instead of putting on a show for the media, chose to go honor the soldiers at the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery. These soldiers are just as deserving and these soldiers rarely get a visit from Presidents of this country. If you ask me our presidents should make a greater effort to honor those who are "unknown" to the media.


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The College Board Launches Affinity Network, Convening K-12 and Higher Ed Sectors to Create Best Practices in Education
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College Board, Ohio Education Leaders and State Officials Discuss Innovative Ideas for Improving College Completion in the United States
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"Hey wait! – Can I get your autograph?"
A few seconds pass...
"Us?" (as Solo 67's Matt Bishop & Chris Romain look around behind them for a member of one of the popular bands on the tour")
"Yeah! I just listened to the record you sold me in the parking lot a few minutes ago. You guys are going to be huge!"
The following dialogue played itself out time and time again inside and outside concert venues across the United States during the summer of 2008.
Sharing a D.I.Y. work ethic similar to bands like Mayday Parade and Never Heard Of It, Solo 67 spent the hottest and most exhausting summer of their lives following the 2008 Vans Warped Tour selling their band's new debut full length CD "Everybody Has To Know" both inside at Warped Tour Merch Booths, and outside to people tailgating in the parking lot. The band even played on several of the Warped Tour Venue's properties, each time to enthusiastic crowds of over 300 people.
Perhaps Cooper Omundson, Solo 67's drummer, summed up the experience the best when he said, "Crashing the biggest and longest running summer music festival in world when we weren't originally invited is definitely a very punk rock thing to do, we made some enemies but a lot more friends and most importantly new fans. Overall it opened up a ton of doors for us, which is great because we are full time musicians and are 100% dedicated to this band. The ironic thing is we consider ourselves a bit more of a rock band now then a traditional punk band!"
Whatever genre Solo 67 is a member of, it seems the trio originating from North Texas are well on their way to belonging to something else as well – the top of the charts.
In 2008 the band was thrilled not only because they appeared on the Purevolume "top artists" charts multiple times, but also were able to get endorsed by Moss Amps and Brady Case.
With Solo 67 now in the midst of booking their rigorous full time 2009 North American Tour schedule, 2009 should prove to be the year that "Everbody Has to Know" about Solo 67.
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Release date: 2/19/08 on Getaway Records
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How To Make Classic Stuffing
Classic Stuffing Recipe. A tasty homemade stuffing, The perfect complement to roast turkey or chicken. Why wait till the Sunday Roast! Experience our Classic Stuffing recipe.
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Step 1: You will need …
- 750 g sausage meat (optional)
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil
- 3 tsp fresh sage, finely chopped
- 50 g fresh bread crumbs
- 1 egg, beaten
- salt and pepper
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Step 2: Sweat the onions
Place the saucepan on a medium heat. Add the oil and onions and stir. Allow them gently sweat down, which will roughly take 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Once cooked, remove from the heat.
Step 3: Combine the ingredients
Into the large bowl add the fresh sage, breadcrumbs, sausage meat, onions, beaten egg and season with black pepper and salt. Combine together thoroughly.
Step 4: Set aside to rest and cool
Allow the stuffing to cool and rest until needed.
For a vegetarian stuffing, just leave out the sausage meat.
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First things first, watch this:
As the eagle eyed will know, yesterday SCEE held an event for the press in which we showed off the newest trick up our sleeve: MAG.
The event was centered around the unique selling points of MAG: 256, Leadership and Persistence; aiming at showing the press just how epic MAG games can be!
Eager to see how we were presenting our shiny new title, I took a few community members along to the event with two aims in mind:
1. Check out MAG, take some pics and do a write up for you lot
This thread details how I was successful at both XD
So! It was 12:00PM and we were stood outside P3 at Westminster University, eagerly anticipating what we had been told was a nothing short of epic setup. I was certainly intrigued, having been promised the sight of 128 players, consoles and TV's all in one room, to see how it was going to be implemented.
I was not, by a long shot, dissapointed. Check it out:
The "256 Structure", as it was so creatively called , was visible as soon as you entered the hall from the elevated entrance and was, frankly, flippin' epic. Laid into each side of the 256 were Bravia TV's ranging from 28" to 40" and each equipped with PS3, controller and headset. However, the keen of sight amongst you will have already spotted.... NO SEATS
We'll come to that later
Around the arena were huge projection screens, each with their own purpose. One at the far end of the hall did nothing but patriotically blurt out the MAG logo across the entire wall...
Honestly, it stayed like that the whole day. Another screen was used as a global free-roaming camera, showing off the battlefield as a live stream during the games and controlled by the legend that is Shijima!
By far the most amusing screen was the twitter feed. Here, anyone using twitter who slapped #MAG256 into their tweet would have it splayed across the walls in epic fashion. Me and Mike Kebby demonstrated using a conversation about smelly gamers:
But enough with aesthetics!!
First things first - the game needed to be explained to the press. Not just anyone is up for a job like this - press are typically rowdy and impatient, however with this guy at the helm - no one dared step put of line:
Seriously. Arms, like, tree-trunks.
This guy was 'the voice of MAG'. His job was to announce the starts/ends of games, give instruction and shout alot. Not one person, not a single one disobeyed him. He was the PR equivelant of Mr. T.
After VOMAG (see what I did there?) had spoken, the devs trooped in and told us all what we already knew from the beta and the devs came in to give us all some hints for kicking butt which, essentially, consisted of 'talk lots and throw smoke EVERYWHERE.
Briefing complete, VOMAG told us to get our buttocks to our designated screens. And so we diid. Quickly....
We kicked off with suppression, MAG's introductory mode. Unfortunately, despite all of us knowing anyway, I cant say anything about the gameplay due to embargo. What I can say is - journalists are rubbish. Myself and the community guys who came all hit the top of the leaderboard. We finished the match wringing our hands and agreeing that: Today is a good day for killing
A Quick Break!
Suppression out of the way, we were fed juice and sweeties. Lots of sweeties. I took the time to check out the twitter feed and hooked up with Yaster to talk more with forumers Rancidpunk, Bearskopff, Nuclearfish, thenoobkiller, bloozbros, funkshui, cubehouse, Eweor, Richard4481, BARRY_J, wotta and crystal_baby who were all insanely lovely. After a bit of banter, we got up on the stage and smiled for the camera... we even got shijima in there!
Ah, the good stuff!
VOMAG ordered us back to our screens. We obeyed, and prepared for Sabotage. Here, 32 of us duked it out against 32 others, with 2 games running simultaneously. I took up the position of squad leader and without a doubt kicked buttock.
It was at this point I realised the value of the 256 setup. I stopped during this game and took a look around. The whole place looked tense and sounded like the most deadly of battlefields. The noise from the TVs melded together along with the feed from the in game camera screaming from the sub woofer. This was not a place for the feint of heart.
Game over, we headed back to the briefing room at VOMAG's command. And encountered a problem.
Throughout the event, prizes were being given away for accomplishing certain feats in certain games. The prize for most kills in sabotage was a PSP 3000 and, whilst the person who won it was ecstatic, elated, insanely proud and called it a "personal victory" - he didn't end up claiming the prize. He was a SCEE employee. He was your very own MusterBuster
OPC 1 - 0 Journalists.
Everyone knows the staple diet of all soldiers is mashed potatoe and pie, but no one expected it to come with a garnish of coriander! Unfortunately, my camera died at this point so I couldn't grab a pic (call out to attendees! we need pie shaped pictures.).
Post pie, we grabbed a beer and rested our legs on the only chairs in the place.
To be continued...
I've not had time to finish writing However, I'll have more photos to add next week along with some info about the game itself - so stay tuned in on this thread!!
on 21-01-2010 06:17 PM
So far it's a good read, thanks for taking the time to write it.
But! did you kill a journo and scream out "THAT ONE WAS FOR X!"?.. No!?..
I wish we had an event here half as good as this. =/
on 21-01-2010 07:09 PM
I just want to thank SCEE for a EPIC! day, Ill leave it to MB to do the write up of the event but here was my experience of the day.
I was a bit nervous about going as it would have been my first time in london but I got a train from Newcastle, had a coffee( It was really early, I needed it) on the train and some snacks.
So I sat there with my legs getting more and more painful from the cramped seats, Now this was a 3 hour journey so I came prepped with my iPhone and some videos and music on it to keep me entertained, I listened to some music on the way there and it was at this point we pulled into York train station, I couldnt hear anything but the music and lots of people started getting off the train, I didnt think anything off it.
I took my headphones off as the staff were removing the train ramps, then over the speaker the man says this is the 9.45 train from york to edinbrough, I at this point panicked and jumped up quickly and flew off the train, I then asked the staff why the train was going back the other way and she told me that I had to get on the train on the other side of the platform and it turned out that while I was listening to my music the speaker came on and told everyone that there was overhead cable damage in york so everyone had to change trains.
It was a close call and I eventually laughed about it despite the panick when I thought I had got on the wrong train. So I got on the right train and chose not to put my headphones back in for obvious reasons and we set off to other stations where we eventually made it to London's King Cross station.
I headed out the station and got a phone call from Richard4481 asking where I was, it was at this pooint I noticed the back of his head. At King's Cross I met Richard4481, TheNoobKiller, Rancidpunk, Funkshui, Barry_J and Bloozbro and we all set off on the tube to the location, when we got there we saw a big que and got ready to head inside, while in the que I met wotta, bearskopff and Nuclearfish.
The day was full of great games and none of the journalists could match how the forumers played, I evetually met Yaster, MB and Shijima who were all very nice., The Food and Drinks provided was in my opinion excellent, hot food, deserts, sweets, and a lot of refreshments throughout the day meant we were all happy as larry by the end of the event.
Meeting the forumers was great and if ever presented with an oppurtunity like this then I would accept it without being nervous about making the journey again.
21-01-2010 07:26 PM - edited 21-01-2010 07:26 PM
on 21-01-2010 07:28 PM
Good report Ewok, great to meet you, and MB, Yaster also
on 21-01-2010 07:31 PM
21-01-2010 07:53 PM - edited 21-01-2010 07:53 PM
Thanks SCEE for an awesome day! Even though at the end of it my opinion of MAG hadn't changed much, it was great to meet everyone who was there.
I also managed to TK MB on the last game right at the start.
ytevo79 wrote:Come on then who's who? Put a face to your name or a name to your face lol.
I know the one on the right in the white shirt is Bearskopff but what about the rest of you. I also take it thats Crystal on the left
I'm the one hiding behind Bear.
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Pittsburgh removed Duke from the 40-man roster after deciding that the club would not tender him a contract. The starter was to be arbitration eligible for the third time this offseason and was likely to see his $4.3 million salary increase to around $5 million.
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Webb, 31, was a 22-game winner in 2008 for Arizona before shoulder surgery cost him the past two sesons. He did not miss a start from 2004 through '08, delivering 226 or more innings in four straight seasons. — Lyle Spencer
Pirates, Chan Ho Park considering reunion
There remains mutual interest between the Pirates and Chan Ho Park to have the veteran right-handed reliever return to Pittsburgh in 2011. General manager Neal Huntington has spoken with Park's agent, and both sides have made it known that they would like to continue the dialogue throughout the offseason.
"We've expressed some interest and he has expressed some interest," Huntington said. "But again, it's got to be the right fit for him, and it has to be the right fit for us. We're working through what that might be or may not be."
It's unlikely that the Pirates would offer Park a guaranteed Major League contract. But the club would have little to lose to bring the 37-year-old pitcher to Spring Training under a Minor League deal with the chance to win an Opening Day roster spot.
Park joined the Pirates in early August after being claimed off waivers from the Yankees. He allowed 11 earned runs on 25 hits in 28 1/3 innings of relief. His stay with the Pirates ended better than it began, though, as Park allowed only five earned runs in his final 23 1/3 innings.
– Jenifer Langosch
Rockies, De La Rosa in holding pattern
The general managers meetings in Florida offer a good time for teams to survey the free-agent landscape. And according to the Denver Post, things are about as expected with left-hander Jorge De La Rosa, a player the Rockies want to keep. Interest is strong: former Rockies manager Clint Hurdle has taken over the Pirates and identified De La Rosa as his top target, according to the newspaper, and the Nationals, as reported by MLB.com's Bill Ladson last week, and Orioles are already in the mix. The Yankees and Rangers could jump in, depending on what happens with lefty Cliff Lee. The paper says the key, as has been the case all along, is if the offers are at three years, the Rockies will compete — and they offer an environment in which De La Rosa has been successful. If it goes beyond three years, De La Rosa is likely gone, and the Rockies could look for a free agent such as Carl Pavano or Javier Vazquez, or seek a trade.
The paper also reported that the Rockies are unlikely to re-sign right-handed hitting utility man Melvin Mora, who wants a contract quicker than the Rockies want to move on him. With the Athletics not looking to trade Conor Jackson, the Rockies could take a look at the Nationals' Josh Willingham or the Angels' Mike Napoli for right-handed hitting help.
– Thomas Harding
Roundup: Bucs appear to have hired Hurdle
Managerial developments dominated the news Sunday as the Pirates have agreed to terms with Clint Hurdle to become their new manager, MLB.com's Jenifer Langosch has confirmed. With Hurdle out of the picture, the Mets' position appears to be down to Terry Collins and Bob Melvin. Deciding on a manager could free up these teams to be more active on the free agent market. There hasn't been a ton of action so far, but as the league's general managers prepare to meet this week in Orlando, the Hot Stove figures to be heating up. Here's a rundown of whispers from around the league on Sunday.
Pirates ink Ledezma
The Pirates have avoided arbitration with lefty reliever Wil Ledezma by coming to an agreement on a one-year contract for 2011. The value of the deal was not immediately known.
Ledezma began 2010 in Triple-A, where he stayed until being called up to Pittsburgh in late July. In 19 2/3 innings with the Pirates, Ledezma allowed 25 hits and 15 earned runs. He struck out 22 and walked six.
Ledezma was considered a possible non-tender candidate before reaching this agreement with the club.
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Subject: Re: [DNA] When is SNP Testing Useful for Genealogists?
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 09:45:08 -0500
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Milwaukee Brewers: 250 Words or Less: 7/20/11
By Brian in Baseball, Brewers, Brewers 250, Featured on July 21, 2011 12:17 am / 2 comments
The ends justify the means.
The Milwaukee Brewers will tell you that as they got a 10th inning win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, 5-2. There remains plenty to say about how they got there, but sometimes you just have to take the win.
Chris Narveson had a fantastic game tonight, going 7 innings and allowing no walks and 4 hits. It was Narveson's best game since early June. He finished 7 innings in under 90 pitches, and seemed primed to go 8 or further. Instead the team went with new set-up man Francisco Rodriguez, who was credited for allowing 2 runs in the bottom of the 8th.
It was once again the Brewers' defense that ruined a perfectly good day. A routine play gone wrong by Prince Fielder kept the inning alive, though it wasn't charged as an error. K-Rod got tagged with those runs, and while he did give up two hits and the runs after what should have been the 3rd out, the blame truly falls to Fielder who has fallen apart on defense in the last few weeks.
Ryan Braun played his second straight game and started off with a solo home run. The Crew scored again in the 7th, chasing Arizona's starter from the game. It had been an entertaining pitchers duel through that point. Takashi Saito held serve in the 9th to force extra innings, and John Axford got the save after the Brewers took the lead in the top of the 10th. The Diamondbacks made the mistakes this time, as a wild pitch and a balk put Milwaukee in position to score 3 times and take the lead for good.
Zack Greinke will work to finish the series tomorrow evening. The Brewers are now 4-3 on this trip.
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- n. Any of various insectivorous mammals of the family Tenrecidae, of Madagascar and adjacent islands, similar to the hedgehog but having a long pointed snout and often no tail.
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Now, she farms a small one-acre plot near Solon, Iowa. On her small farm, she feeds 30 families through a Community Supported Agriculture project, a CSA. Edwards was drawn back to farming, she says, because of family memories.
It's going to seem like this week's show is all about keeping cows cool, and it kind of is, but keep in mind this is a serious threat to agriculture in Missouri, and thus, the overall economy in the state.
When a cow is stressed from the heat, it affects a producer's bottom line. The animal eats less, meaning less mass in beef cattle. For dairy farmers, the hurt comes in the form of a 10 to 20 percent loss in milk. Researchers at the University of Missouri think we can change this trend by putting information in the hands of producers. They've built a tool that can detect the threat of heat stress in specific animals before it starts.
Crops are not the only things wilting in the sweltering summer of 2012; cattle, the largest animals, on the farm are also under stress.
This week: an app may help the Columbia Transit system deal with an unengaged ridership. Plus, Harvest Public Media looks at the lasting impact of the Homestead Act.