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Bear Creek Park - West Houston, Texas
Come enter the annual "Du the Polar Bear" Duathlon (formerly Frost Yer Fanny!) set for Sunday, February 9, 2014 in Houston, Texas. Race Site is located at Bear Creek Park in West Houston!! This 2 mile run, 15 mile bike, 2 mile run is an awesome addition to the Duathlon events in the greater Houston area. This duathlon is co-produced by Outloud! Productions and Bicycle World of Houston.
Relay Teams (Price is for the WHOLE Team):
YOUTH (age 17 and below)
This is mandatory. You must purchase a one day license or an annual license for each participant, including ALL relay members! USAT membership is now part of the registration process. You can purchase a one day, annual, renew your current membership or upgrade via our registration site.
This duathlon will take place at Bear Creek Pioneers Park, located off Bear Creek Drive between Clay Road and Patterson Road. The start and finish will be at Pavilion #6. The start time for the race is at 8:00 am!
Course maps can be found here
The Omni Westside Hotel, located at 13210 Katy Freeway, Houston, Texas 77079 is conveniently located close to the race site. Their phone number is 281-558-8338. This hotel is located less than 2 miles from the race site. The current available rate is $109.
Packet pickups are set for the following times and locations:
Friday, February 7th from noon to 6pm at:
Bicycle World-West University
2519 Rice Blvd.
Houston TX
Saturday, February 8th from noon to 6 pm at:
Bicycle World of Houston
14536 Memorial Drive
Houston, TX 77079
Awards will be given to the overall male and female winners, overall master's male and females, and the top 3 in each age group and relay categories. These awards, as always, include plaques and product prizes. Other door prizes will be raffled off by random race numbers during the awards ceremony!
Bicycle World of Houston will again be sponsoring an awesome post race party with great food and drinks, fantastic give-aways, and super awards! We'll have some great music playing and have a good time under the pavilion!
Race Shots will be taking photos at Du the Polar Bear. Check their website at http://www.raceshots.net
This will be a computer chip timed event that will include splits for run/transition/bike/transition/run. Chips will be picked up on race morning.
Major sponsors include Bicycle World of Houston, Hammer Nutrition, Muscle Milk & Giant Bicycles. Other sponsors include Kona Printing, Coach Trent & The Athletes Stop. Thank You!
Goodie Bags will include your race numbers, official tech race t-shirt & hammer gel sample!
Ordinary Saints, a non-profit dedicated to mobilizing young people for a lifetime of service to others, and the Kempner High School Cross Country Team.
You can go to RaceShots.net the week following the race to view photos for purchase.

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Why you can feel a little less guilty about your big screen TV
October 11th, 2013
At home football fans can feel a little less guilty about their big screen TVs. A new report says they're surprisingly energy efficient. Now about those chicken wings…
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Here are 30 ways to save water courtesy of some extension agents who cooked up a program called "The 40 Gallon Challenge." Take a look. There are several things on this list that you could do right now. Then email us your ideas and we'll make this list a bit longer.
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Green DIY: Refinish your concrete patio without harming the environment
July 30th, 2013
Our tired plain concrete patio becomes a testing ground for an eco-friendly make-over using soy- and water-based stains, sealers and etchers that we found at Tree House in Austin. See how the project came out!
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July 10th, 2013
You may not think you can do much to save the honey bees, which continue to die in alarming numbers worldwide. But you can take a stand in your home landscape by banning a class of pesticides that are especially harmful to bees.
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June 14th, 2013
Eventually every gardener realizes they may want to save some seeds, or experiment with growing red carrots or purple tomatoes. Here are some resources for picky seed consumers.
Tags: · gardening, heirloom seeds, homesteading, organic seeds, seed exchange, seed saving
Let Lady Bird help you pick natives for your garden this spring
March 25th, 2013
Lady Bird Johnson's legacy lives on, with a state full of wildflowers and a center that can help you pick the right native plants for your home landscape. Want to help bees and butterflies? The LBJ Wildflower Center makes it easy.
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Five safer ways to evict rodents — without poisoning them, your kids, pets or environment
March 19th, 2013
Stop the inhumane poisonings! Here are five ways to safely shoo and deter rodents, all of which are more eco-friendly than spreading poisons that endanger children, and kill pets and wildlife.
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How to reduce water use in the United States
March 18th, 2013
Americans consume a lot of water as a result of their food and lawn choices. Read Danielle Nierenberg's blog about how we can lower the stress we're placing on dwindling water supplies. Ms. Nierenberg, co-founder of Food Tank, has traveled the world, studying food and water scarcity, and can tell you how many Kenyans survive on the same amount of water consumed by one American.
Tags: · drinkable water, Drought, Food Tank, US water, Water Conservation, water scarcity
Bag ban to reduce waste in landfill
March 17th, 2013
Starting Friday, disposable plastic and paper bags are banned at all retailers in the city. Exceptions include thicker bags with handles, laundry, newspapers, dry cleaners and waste bags.
Tags: · Austin bag ban, plastic bags
How to pick an energy efficient washer and dryer — our 2013 update
March 5th, 2013
So many options, so little time. At least the choices for washers (though not dryers) have become ever more energy and water efficient. Here's our advisory for 2013.
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February 28th, 2013
Are you weary of mowing, weeding and fertilizing that yawning stretch of lawn? Consider installing a patch of native prairie. A Pocket Prairie can reduce your thirsty conventional turf, replacing it with native grasses and flowers. You'll be feeding butterflies and birds, and cut down your grass mowing obligations, perhaps to zero.
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PT MP accused of verbal abuse
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Prasit Chaisrisa, a Pheu Thai MP for Surin province, may be investigated by the House ethics committee for alleged verbal abuse of Democrat Party MP Rangsima Rodrassami during today's censure debate, reports said.
Mr Prasit reportedly abused Ms Rangsima when she had the floor and was accusing the Ground Water Resources Department of irregularities and mishandling of the government's flood relief projects.
During her speech, Ms Rangsima gave information about alleged corrupt practices and on one occasion spoke about her dream, prompting Mr Prasit to rise to protest.
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I dug in with my right foot. I dig in 6 times with my right and then place my left in position once. I tapped the front, outside corner of the dish with the end of my bat absently as I try to ponder what pitch I will be confronted with. From behind me came Matt's voice muffled by his mask.
Six years earlier Matt and I were on the same high school baseball team slugging our way through the state playoffs; notching wins like it was our job. I played right field and pitched every 3 or 4 games and Matt was my battery mate behind the plate, solid as they come. His bat was electric and he could do whatever he wanted to with it whenever he wanted to. His batting average in this, his senior season was a gaudy .650 at least. Our team was stacked with talent and we walked with the confident swagger of a team destined to win. Why not? We had only been beaten a few times all season and the teams we had lost to earlier in the season had all been avenged in the second half. We were hot.
We were also one win away from the state final and it was my turn on the hill. I felt great. My arm was pretty well rested, but the thrill of pitching in a huge game on such a large stage would have been enough regardless.
Since it was the state playoffs, we played the game on a neutral field in a neutral town. A coin flip dictated the fact that we were to be the home team; an important advantage in such a game. I took the mound with blazing intensity and a fastball to match. I was a bloodthirsty killer, ravenous for a win. Matt and I devised a brutal attack strategy and I plowed my way through the first three innings without giving up a hit. My excitement grew as did my intensity. On the bench between innings, nobody spoke to me. There is an unwritten rule in baseball where the pitcher who is throwing a perfect game is left alone in the dugout with his thoughts. My teammates not only knew this, but they knew the type of raving lunatic I become while in the competitive zone. I was a maniac, not only ready but willing to rip the head off anyone who dared venture near me.
Further working me up was the fact that the umpire behind the plate was really squeezing me; which is to say that I wasn't getting any calls on the corners, a necessary thing for successful pitching. I would have been fine with this, but the opposing pitcher was getting a lot of generous calls to say the least. Nothing infuriates a pitcher or a manager quite as much as an umpire not calling both ways.
This was how I lost my bid for a perfect game in the fourth inning. I felt I had thrown quite a few strikes which were not called as such by Blue and I started to lose my cool. Pitching from the stretch was always a problem for me. I can never seem to get the same velocity on my fastballs or as much break on my off-speed pitches. The runner on first was rather quick so I was using my slidestep which is even worse for me. By the time the inning was over I had managed to keep the other team off the scoreboard, but had given up 2 hits.
Our offense came alive in the bottom half of the inning and by the time I took the mound in the 5th we had a 6 run lead, and I had a chance to cool off. It didn't last long. After my second walk of the inning I said something to the umpire about him blowing the game for me. He didn't like it and immediately ripped his mask off.
"Hey! I don't want to hear it. Throw a strike and I will call it! You don't like that I'll sit your **** on the bench so quick your head will be spinning!"
Knowing better than to get into a verbal sparring match with the guy, I did the next best thing. When Matt tossed the ball back to me, I took a huge swipe and snapped the ball out of the air with my glove. I have no idea why, but this action always seems to irritate umpires to no end, and I drew a second glare from behind the plate, one that said "don't try me".
We put up a few more insurance runs in the bottom of the 5th and basically had the game on ice. I could smell the win and cranked it up a few notches on the rubber. I was throwing way inside to hitters I thought were crowding the plate, and I threw even further inside to those who seemed too afraid to. In my crazed state of mind, I had to throw dead center on the plate to get a call and these pitches were starting to get hit. Hard. I had a shutout going and I didn't want to lose it over some douchebag making horrendous calls behind the plate. So my evil plan was hatched.
Between innings I pulled Matt aside and told him that I had enough and he agreed with me that something should be done, but what?
"If I take my hat off between pitches that is your signal. Instead of your usual signs for curveball, just give me thumbs up and it will be on."
With one out in the 7th and final inning, I was getting gassed. I knew with a left-handed hitter up next I was probably facing my last batter and would be pulled for our left-handed closer. My first two offerings were clearly strikes and I was pissed. I took my cap off, setting the events into motion. From the windup I nodded when I saw Matt give me the thumbs up sign and I started my motion. The batter was right-handed and Matt set up on the outside part of the plate. This exposes the umpire as he likes to sit directly behind the plate. The deal was for Matt to get "crossed up" and be expecting a curveball while I fired a fastball over his shoulder.
As soon as I let it go, all of my fury and anger turned to regret and disgust. I envisioned a guy who umpires as a part-time job to not only earn some extra cash, but to give a little back to the game he loves. I saw a guy out there just doing his best like the rest of us. As soon as I released the ball, I wished I could grab it and take it back. I didn't even have time to yell a warning.
True to our agreement, Matt backed off even more as I threw my pitch. It was a high heater and it landed squarely on the umpires mask; flinging it from his face as his head jerked back in surprise. I'm sure he was unconscious because his legs folded up like a card table and he crumpled to the ground motionless.
The second base umpire immediately ejected the two of us from the game as he could clearly see the thumbs up sign. I thought he was going to kick my ****. My coach was bright red with anger and shoved me into the corner of the dugout and told me I was through being on his team. I thought he was going to kick my ****. My family was at the game, no doubt embarrassed to be related to such a horrible person such as myself. I'm sure my dad wanted to kick my ****. What kind of brutish thug would throw a baseball 60'-6" as hard as he can at another person's face?
One who would go into a self-imposed exile from the game he loves to earn his remittance.


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — As Robbie Hummel crisscrossed the country working out for NBA teams leading up to the draft, all he was looking for was a chance.
After being unable to pull off any trades to get up into the first round, the Minnesota Timberwolves were there at the end of the second round, waiting to give him one.
The Wolves chose Hummel with the 58th overall pick in the draft on Thursday night, just two picks before it concluded. Now Hummel will go to camp with the Timberwolves, hoping to show them that his major knee injuries are behind him and he's ready to resume a career that was once very promising.
"I thought that the season, especially towards the end of the season, he started to show signs of his return to form before his injury," Timberwolves president David Kahn said. "Robbie was quite a player before his injury. Quite a player. In fact, if he hadn't been hurt, I think most people would agree that he was a first-round pick in our league."
Hummel tore the ACL in his right knee twice while in college, derailing an impressive start to his Boilermakers career that had many projecting him as an eventual lottery pick. The 6-foot-8 forward played all of last season as a senior, but said that he never really felt 100 percent recovered after missing the end of the 2009-10 season and all of 2010-11.
Hummel was not available for comment on Thursday night. He worked out for the Timberwolves and a host of other teams at Target Center earlier this summer, and said then that he knew he had a lot to prove.
"I always knew I'd come back and play," Hummel said after that workout. "I just didn't know if I was going to be any good. For a while during last season, I didn't shoot the ball very well. It was frustrating. I didn't know If would play well again. People kept telling me, 'Don't worry, it's going to come.' And they were right. It did."
In desperate need of improved perimeter shooting, the Timberwolves were happy to take Hummel at the end of the second round. Hummel averaged 16.4 points and 7.2 rebounds per game as a senior.
"He'll have every opportunity to make our basketball club," Kahn said. "We didn't take him to put him in Europe. I'm sure he'll compete very aggressively for a spot."
The move was the culmination of an unusually quiet draft night for Kahn. In his three years on the job, he has quickly gained the reputation as an aggressive wheeler and dealer who won't hesitate to move up or down and look to accumulate future draft picks. He made six trades on dizzying draft night last year, moving down the draft board, stockpiling cash and future picks when the players he coveted were not available.
The Wolves did not have a first-round pick on Thursday night after trading the 18th selection to Houston for veteran swingman Chase Budinger earlier this week. Kahn said on Wednesday that he would not rule out trying to move back into the first round if a player they coveted was falling, and the Wolves went to work to try to do just that as Duke forward Miles Plumlee was hanging around in the 20s.
When the Indiana Pacers chose Plumlee, who worked out twice for the Timberwolves, with the 26th overall pick, the Wolves ended their efforts to move up.
"We had a little bit of activity, but I think it would be mischaracterization to say it was even remotely close," Kahn said. "Because I know what close feels like and it didn't feel close."
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I'm a baby boomer, and a significant number of people in my generation have type 2 diabetes. As we've discussed before, here, lifestyle choices — along with age and heredity — can be predisposing factors for developing type 2 diabetes. Might the generation in which you grew up have a major impact on your chances of developing type 2 diabetes? Let's take a brief look at general descriptions of a few generations.
- Veterans. Those who grew up between 1925 and 1945 are noted as generally being respectful of authority, hardworking, conservative, supportive of hierarchy and disciplined.
- Baby boomers. Individuals born between 1946 and 1964 are said to value individualism, express creativity, be somewhat egocentric and have a strong work ethic. Television also heavily influenced this generation.
- Generation X. Those who grew up between 1965 and 1980 generally value self-reliance and a balance between work and a personal life. They are less loyal to corporate culture. They were often latch-key children and have experienced a lifetime of exposure to multiple technologies such as video games, cell phones and computers.
- Generation Y (or millennials). This generation grew up between 1980 and 2000. They were raised in structured, safe, multicultural environments and are accustomed to instantaneous technologies.
The baby boomer generation is known to be a bit self-centered, and subsequent generations have gotten used to immediate satisfaction from parents, technology, and society. It seems patience is a lost virtue today. Many people don't want to wait for anything and need instant gratification in all areas of life. Consider the following common choices that can inhibit diabetes management.
- Impulse shopping in the grocery store
- Snacking throughout the day
- Choosing to skip exercise rather than wait for a machine at the gym if it's being used
- Not preparing for a new event or life change; wanting to be told what to do and get on with it
- Wanting a magic pill that will take care of a problem without any personal change or discipline
- Not planning activities or exercise and taking the car because it's faster
The marshmallow experiment is a well-known experiment conducted by Walter Mischel at Stanford University in the 1960s. The experiment evaluated impulse control in a group of 4-year-olds. The children were given a marshmallow and promised another if they could wait 20 minutes before eating the first one. Some children could wait; others couldn't. Researchers followed the children into adolescence, and those with the ability to wait were better adjusted and scored higher in aptitude tests.
What do you think? Are there any valid points in my thought process today? Do you think generational influence plays a role in managing your diabetes?
Have a great week,
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November 28, 2011 12:36 p.m.
I too am a Boomer, diagnosed with Type 2 some 30 years ago. I am quite healthy although insulin is not helping with weight. Self-control is sometimes missing when there is too much temptation, but eating healthy most of the time and maybe just taking a taste helps with immediate satisfaction. Everyone has triggers and learning what they are goes a long way toward control over the eating situation. More preparation for situations is the best advice and not beating oneself up when not adhereing to the plan helps self-esteem.
- Kathleen
November 25, 2011 8:34 a.m.
I'm a type 2 baby boomer having been a type 2 for about 25 years. I probably control my diabetes better than those relatives before me, which is not saying much at all. It's taken me a long time to 'get it' as far as knowing what to do, and then actually be able to do it consistently. I am a constant work in motion in my attempts to stay on the straight and narrow as I often fall victim to not eating healthy/eating sweets, etc. I know I can 'feel' it whether I'm good or not so good. Hopefully, it will not be the thing to do me in! BTW, the description above seems to be a good fit for me.
- Sharon
November 22, 2011 2:17 p.m.
I'm a model 1956 and have type 2 I guess my IQ is low because I dont have a single clue of what marshmallows as to do with anything in my life (I hate the things). As the magic pill is concern one can only dream ¤¤¤¤¤¤
- Michaël
November 17, 2011 9:38 p.m.
The number one factor influencing my husband in his control of his diabetes is a strong will to live. He is a babyboomer born extremely premature, healthy all his life, then developed late-onset Type 1 diabetes, initially misdiagnosed as Type 2. Vigilance in blood testing, carb counting and healthy eating are at the top of his priorities list.
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" It is a great celebration of the achievements of Melbourne Opera, a company that is dedicated to providing accessible opera in Melbourne."
Melbourne Opera marks Verdi's bicentenary with a celebration of their own, the completion of ten wonderful years of bringing accessible opera to Melbourne and Australia's Eastern states. In returning to their first production, La Traviata, they welcome back cherished alumni Antoinette Halloran in her role debut as Violetta.
Melbourne Opera has successfully transplanted Beethoven's unique operatic masterpiece into a contemporary setting. Fidelio is a timeless story, dealing with human tragedy and the horrors of tyranny from which people suffer even today. Sung in English, this production is accessible and emotionally powerful.
Melbourne Opera has built up a stable of talented, entertaining singers, so what better opera than Cosi Fan Tutte, with no less than six major roles, to show off the skills of their popular artists.
Radically changing the time and place setting of operas can be risky, but potentially rewarding if the update illuminates the text and enhances the variety for audiences who are well accustomed to traditional stagings. Happily, the choice of 1960s Melbourne is an excellent one, giving this production an extra pep and delight beyond the innate charm of the music.
Director, Suzanne Chaundy, transposes Cosi Fan Tutte forward several centuries from 1790 into the 1960s to bring a fresh view to Mozart's much loved, comic opera.
Greg Hocking confidently conducts the polished Melbourne Opera Orchestra playing Mozart's cheerfully diverting score.
There are two casts alternating nights for this production and I saw Cast Two featuring Emily Xiao Wang singing Fiordiligi with a pretty, effortless soprano and Angela Hogan singing Dorabella with a warm mezzo and plenty of vibrato.
I knew this production was going to be different when things started happening in the overture. Don Alfonso was in his Lygon Street wine bar showing the barmaid the ring he was planning to give to his intended when said lady walked out with another man! He immediately tore down the Alfonso sign and put up a neon sign, "Cosi Fan Tutte", as the title tune appeared late in the overture.
It was a nice touch.
Truly beautiful music and singing characterise Melbourne Opera's new production of perennial crowd pleaser Carmen.
1/3/2011 South East Regional Touring Opera Company Limited and Melbourne Opera are deeply honoured that Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce AC, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, has accepted the position of Vice-Regal Patron-in-Chief.
12/10/2010 Patrons-in-Chief Lady Potter AC, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC DBE, artists, management and Board of Melbourne Opera mourn the passing of its foundation Patron Dame Joan Sutherland. We pay tribute to her unique contribution and inspiration to opera singers the world over. She will be remembered with great affection and respect. The world of opera will never be the same, but her legacy lives on.


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When those with money to invest consider putting it into a classic car, it seems that Ferrari remains one of the top choices when you consider the long term prospects of the brand.
This month an auction in glamorous Monaco, saw three Ferraris making more money than any of the other classic cars for sale on the night.
A total of 22 vintage Ferraris went under the hammer, with a 1957 Ferrari 625 TRC Spider selling for $6.5 million to an anonymous buyer, who placed his bids over the phone.
Auto expert, Simon Kidston, said that the prestige, heritage and iconic nature of Ferraris meant that the classic cars created by this Italian firm remained at the top of the tree when it comes to investment.
A total of $41.8 million was spent during the Monaco auction, hosted by RM Auctions on May 13th. Millions of dollars were spent on other classic Ferraris, including a 1966 206 S Dino Spyder.
While vintage Ferraris designed for road use performed well at the auction, a car driven by Formula One legend, Michael Schumacher, went for $1.03 million, a little below the $1.1 million estimate which had been placed upon it.
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International Reading Association members Leslie Montgomery and Margot Holmes Smith appeared on NBC Nightly News on Tuesday, September 24, to discuss how their school is implementing Common Core State Standards programs.
NBC producers interviewed Montgomery, a fifth-grade teacher, and Smith, an intervention teacher, on Wednesday, August 22, at J. B. Atkinson Academy in Louisville, Kentucky. The NBC crew filmed Montgomery's class on Thursday, August 23.
"It was an interesting experience speaking about standards that I have only taught for a year," Montgomery says. "Initially, like most teachers, I felt overwhelmed by the change because we were no longer being told what specifically to teach. Now we were only being told what the end goal was for the student. Like all teachers, I just want to do my job well and provide my students with tools to grow into successful, contributing citizens."
"The Common Core State Standards are what a child needs in order to be 'college ready,'" she continues. "To meet these goals, instruction will have to be designed to raise each individual child to this end goal. In order to make that happen, teachers will have to increase collaboration, not just horizontally but vertically. Each year, you will see the footsteps of the teacher that came before you and your footsteps will follow that child. It is an exciting shift away from test preparation toward true real world application."
Smith adds, "There are several great aspects of the new Common Core State Standards. For example, the standards include progressions from year to year. This will help to strengthen the collaboration between teachers at various grade levels. The standards are also more rigorous and go into more depth in reading and math. In the past, reading and math standards were taught in isolation and did not do a good job of building upon one another. The CCSS are more fluid and can be taught at the same time."
Montgomery and Smith contributed to an article entitled "The Common Core: Insights Into the K-5 Standards" by IRA President-Elect Maureen McLaughlin and past IRA Board Member Brenda J. Overturf which will be published in the October issue of The Reading Teacher journal. They also assisted with McLaughlin and Overturf's book The Common Core: Teaching K-5 Students to Meet Reading Standards which comes out later this fall.
In addition to their IRA work, Montgomery and Smith are co-authors for Overturf's upcoming book Word Nerds: Teaching All Students to Learn and Love Vocabulary (Stenhouse, January 2013).
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Ensworth scored all its points in the fourth quarter and won its fourth consecutive Division II-AA football championship 27-10 over Memphis University School on Thursday.
The Nashville Predators finished a four-game homestand with a disappointing 5-2 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday.
Robertson County Schools will be closed on Friday as a result of the weather.
Dickson County Schools will be closed Friday due to the forecasted winter weather for the area, according to Schools Director Dr. Danny Weeks.
A Burns commissioner admitted calling a school board member about the proposed turning lane for the town's new ball park complex and proposed middle school, but said he didn't ask the schools official not to support it.
At least 50 Sumner families asked more than one charitable organization for help with Christmas gifts this winter, and the duplication may be preventing other children from receiving presents for the holiday.
Instead of handing over the deed to the Hendersonville Public Library to Sumner County officials, Hendersonville leaders on Nov. 26 approved a proposal to list both entities on the document.
Two female Dickson residents and a White Bluff man were arrested Wednesday afternoon for allegedly cooking methamphetamine at the Walnut Street Apartments in Dickson.
The White Bluff town council unanimously voted Tuesday evening to include a retention pond in the Greenfield Ridge subdivision storm water mitigation project.
The Greenbrier High School boys and girls basketball against Harpeth High School have been moved to Thursday night at Greenbrier because of impending bad weather according to Greenbrier girls basketball coach Carl Miller.
Often we hear from economists and government analysts about how well-managed state government is in Tennessee, through administrations Republican and Democratic, for decades.
The towns of Kingston Springs, Pleasant View and Ashland City are ushering in the Christmas season this week with special events.
James Siakam blocked Kareem Canty's shot attempt in the lane just before time expired, and Vanderbilt held on to beat Marshall 69-67 on Thursday night at Memorial Gym.
Cheatham County schools and the district's central office and daycares will be closed on Friday due to the expected inclement weather.
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County and schools leaders considered a deal this week that would undo a decades-old agreement forcing indefinite ownership and maintenance of a White House football stadium on the city.
Friday is the deadline to apply for the vacant seat on the Portland City Council.
Hendersonville police are searching for two men they say robbed an elderly Hendersonville resident of more than $5,000 through fraudulent home repair work. They also caution the public to be wary of similar scams.
The Gallatin Christmas tree lighting will still take place Friday on the downtown square despite the possibility of inclement weather, the city announced Wednesday.
Temperatures are dropping quickly Thursday as was forecast for Dickson County and the rest of the Midstate.
Peyton Manning's been in Denver for the better part of two seasons now, piling up touchdown passes by the dozen and guiding the Broncos to one victory after another. But some questions still linger involving the Titans.Slideshow: Peyton visits Nashville |
Despite their sincere beliefs, I believe the proponents of Amendment 1 to the Tennessee Constitution to address abortion rights are tampering with the religious freedom clause of the First Amendment of the U.S.
In a twist, it's money from new development that's helped pay off a loan to buy a piece of Franklin's Civil War battlefield.
Paul F. Crouch, the controversial televangelist who bought and then converted the former Twitty City in Hendersonville into Trinity Music City USA, died last weekend. He was 79.
The Dickson Council approved Monday bids for the start of the second phase of the Downtown Revitalization project.
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Dec. 5, at 6 p.m.
Where goes Will Pinkston, so shortly follows the thermonuclear incident, or so it seems.
Site plans for two new businesses were brought before the Pleasant View Planning Commission at its monthly meeting on Nov. 26.
School districts west of Nashville have will not hold classes tomorrow in advance of the projected winter weather in Middle Tennessee.
Victims of homicide in Tennessee were honored in a heartfelt ceremony at First Baptist Church in downtown Nashville Thursday evening.
A Nashville man is in critical condition after police said he was shot in his home on Tampa Drive Thursday morning.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrested a man who was on their most wanted list in Rutherford County Thursday morning.
Knoxville Webb won its fourth DII-A title in five years 28-14 over St. George's.
Vanderbilt athletics director David Williams said he has had no contact with any bowl officials this week and can't confirm a report that the AutoZone Liberty Bowl is ready to invite 6-6 Mississippi State over the 8-4 Commodores.
Denver head coach John Fox addresses the Broncos' Thursday practice outside in frigid conditions and shares his thoughts on how Peyton Manning looked.
Home sales in the Nashville area rose 4 percent in November vs. the same month a year ago, continuing the recent trend of slower year-over-year gains.
The Rev. James 'Tex' Thomas marched in Nashville in the 1960s to raise money for Mandela's release from a South African prison. Years later, the pastor of Jefferson Street Missionary Baptist Church, said he watched with pride when Mandela got out.
The Tennessee Titans are hoping the good Ryan Fitzpatrick returns for Sunday's game against the Broncos following a three-interception, one-fumble performance against the Colts last week.
Having enjoyed the opening night performance of Street Theatre Company's 'Hair' in Concert, I have just one complaint this vibrant show runs one weekend only.
Nashville's public housing authority doesn't depend on city taxpayers or elected officials for its funding, and it sometimes gets accused of being closed up, unaccountable and slow to change. But a new executive director is promising a different culture at the Metro Development and Housing Agency.
Tennessean Titans Insider John Glennon says the Titans need Michael Griffin to be aggressive in defending Peyton Manning and the Broncos' passing game to win in Denver on Sunday.
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i like this one.....but not the hearts...hehe...
on March 10, 2005
Alright. I am now hanging up the Wacom pen...After many comments I've made some tweaks. Added the sign, another stall, and changed the colors- which were SO hated before.
Maybe, just maybe, you guys will give this one 2 thumbs up.
i like this one.....but not the hearts...hehe...
You don't even need the hearts. Just the two sets of shoes w/ the two colors says everything completely. To me, the hearts are just redundant. (And whatsmore, they relate to cutsey notions of romantic love, not sweaty, dirty, toilet sex.)
Hahahaha.....to Moglandor, genius! i agree, although i really prefer this one to your last attempt. and it looks so much better on green. i will give you two thumbs up and i even want to compliment you on the hearts, the girl could really be in love, but the bloke could just be having dirty toilet sex?
DANGIT! Can't win! Hahah...
I put the hearts there as a way to balance the image: pink shoes on bottom / pink hearts on top. But you guys are right about it being redundant. However, the hearts could be meaning they LOVE dirty toilet sex? SIGH.
I dunno.
i love it without the hearts
i never new ppl could interpret hearts so many ways..haha.
the hearts are good, at first i just thought someone was trying on shoes in there. but, maybe i'm just dumb...
Sign and Hearts make it too obvious. Subtlety would work so much better here.
I think the sign is okay, but the hearts are a bit too much. Other than that I really like it.
I really like it! And I actually like the hearts, cause they balance things a bit. I initally handn't seen the shoes but the hearts tipped me off to there being something more to the shirt.
I was just informed by this person
"williampansky, at 3:12pm on Mar 16, 2005
Resubmissions are not accepted by the judges, read the rules; friend."
I don't know..take it out on him or something...
I REALLY like this one! I really don't mind the hearts, I find it cute with the hearts. I agree with AsmodeousJones!
A definate 5!!!
Using the girl pose was a good idea. Hot.
I like it.
I'd buy it.
leave the hearts, the alert you to there being more going on. i love this a lot, its cute 5+$
cheeky cheeky =p
dirty toilet sex! woooooooooooooo!
hahaha...this is funny =P
yeah. no hearts. there isnt anything else above the other stalls. but i like it a lot minus the whole grody concept. i wouldnt wear it i mean, but i like the design. goooood job. love, me.
just put it onn
I like it. I'd buy it.
ditch the out of order and the hearts. or else its another emo-hearty-hearty thing.
I would really like to wear this shirt. It really means a lot to me.
The only couple things keeping me from giving this a 5 and buy is the sign, the hearts, and the fact that... is she having sex with him sideways? her shoes should both be on outside of the guy's shoes... a little detail, but it doesnt make sense the way it is...
I <3 this idea. It's very well done, and the colors are, wow.. what an amazing combination :D Wonderful!
I would get rid of the sign and the hearts.....the rest is awesome--color, shoes, everthing... seriously, then I'd buy it for sure!
the hearts kill it-- are you in a men's or women's bathhroom? all the different feet make it confusing... not that it really matters for the laugh
Amazing shirt. 5 and i'd wear it around if i didnt go to a small, l iberal school in MA.
this looks like an open invitation to hepatitis.
whatever, you're just jealous. The hearts are fine, they're not so redundant that you NEED to take them out, but your design teacher will say to take them out. (or something). I like it, I give it a 5.
The artwork is too subtle.
i love it!!! i would buy it. 5 &$
good times
I love it. Reminds me of naughty high school days...
I like this, it's great mezo!
this got a pretty high score...
sure could be a nice cost effective 2 color print