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Pikachu, what a fun thread to read! I had nothing to help you with, but it is interesting how all of you trying to help worked out the search process. I hope some people add movies they are looking for to this thread.
Pikachu, what a fun thread to read! I had nothing to help you with, but it is interesting how all of you trying to help worked out the search process. I hope some people add movies they are looking for to this thread.
I agree, Cootie! I'll be glad to help anyone find movies they're looking for. Post anything you remember about it and maybe the forum members can help you locate it!!
Pikachu I'm glad you found your movie!! I did some digging to see if I could find out some more about the movie...turns out I wasn't far off at all with the ABC TV movie thing! I found this advertisement for the movie:
I kinda miss the days when we didn't have 500 different channels to watch...those TV movies were really a treat when they came on. Do any of you guys remember that one "Sooner or Later" with Rex Smith and the girl from "Fish"? That was back in the late 70's I think. I swear I remember going back to school and all the girls in my class were talking about it - it was totally uncool if you missed it
"With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world."
"I lost my dignity on a slippery wiener."
Katydid, I don't recall ever seeing Sooner or Later, but I remember Rex Smith mostly for 1) Heading for Broadway, a film about young singers and dancers trying to get into musical theater, and 2) as Frederick in the film version of Pirates of Penzance with Kevin Kline as one of the best pirate kings I've ever seen. They both did a version of it live in Central Park with Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth Bucket) as Ruth. I got that dvd from Amazon.
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Florimel, "Sooner or Later" was great...made my little 14 year old heart go all a flutter. It was about a 13 year old girl, Jessie, who gets a crush on her 17 year old guitar teacher, who also sings in a band. When it turns out he likes her too, she lies and says she's 16. She even pretends to go to the local Catholic High school to explain why she doesn't go to school with him. Of course he eventually finds out - but after just the right amount of teen angst, he decides he really likes her, and he agrees to try dating "the real her", and he promises to take it slow. Because after all, in a few months she'll be 14..... That movie made Rex Smith a Tiger Beat heart throb There was even an album, and "You Take My Breath Away" and "Simply Jessie" were on the radio (AM of course ) for a bit.
"With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world."
"I lost my dignity on a slippery wiener."
I remember Sooner or Later quite well. Very good recap Katydyd. It was kind of dopey, but fun. A movie teens would enjoy.
For some reason, I thought it was Leif Garrett who played the young guy lead. Maybe it's the hair. They both had the same style & are about the same age.
"Success is getting what you want; Happiness is wanting what you get."
And yet,,,, if my 13 year old wanted to date a 17 year old I'd freak...yeah, soon she'll be 14...and he'll be 18...that's probably illegal in a lot of states!
Bwahaha...I thought I was the only person left who remembered that movie! I had the poster, the album, and the book. I was 12 when that movie came out and omg, I thought it was the romance of the century - I wanted to be Jessie so bad I could have killed her. She went to the mall for a makeup application and she thought that's what made her look 16, remember?
I followed Rex Smith for a while. He was a host on Solid Gold for a short time - used to rush to the TV Saturday afternoons to watch that.
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It's funny how such a silly little TV movie can be well remembered by so many of us. We were all dreamy eyed teens at one point, & this movie apparently hit all of us then.
It makes me wonder what silly little long forgotten movies stuck with my daughter.
"Success is getting what you want; Happiness is wanting what you get."
I'm reading Ender's Game for the first time ahead of watching the movie on DVD. Bad move as experienced by Under the Dome, but there you are. While reading, I ran across the name Bean which made a synaptic connection in my brain to a TV movie about a space war.
I checked Netflix for a title inserting Ender's War and nothing came up...their computer's synapses do not work like mine, I guess. It's like a little irritating nugget pinging around in my skull. Does anyone remember a space war movie with a child character named Bean?
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Graham Smith (photographer)
Graham Smith (born 1947) is a photographer from Middlesbrough, England, who was particularly active in photographing Middlesbrough and the north-east of England in the 1970s and 1980s.
Smith studied at the Middlesbrough College of Art and later the Royal College of Art (London).[1] In the 1970s he was among the photographers central to the Side Gallery, and created a series of photographs that showed working-class people in the north of England that were in a documentary style but were in fact montages.[2] Work from the 1980s would show people within townscapes, and in the words of David Alan Mellor, were "atmospheric, steeped in popular (and personal) memory — dark, romantic places with all the melancholy attributed to Eugène Atget's familiar locations".[3] Another Country, a joint exhibition with Chris Killip held in London in 1985, was generally well reviewed but to some appeared passé in the light of the new "postmodern" work of Martin Parr and others.[4]
Smith curtailed his career as a photographer in 1990, since when he has been a professional woodworker. His writing has appeared in Granta.
Smith's photographs are in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art (New York), and the Victoria and Albert Museum (London).[5]
- Documents of the North East. With Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, James Cleet, and Robert Carling. Side Gallery (Newcastle), 1977.[6]
- North Tyneside. With Isabella Jedrzejczyk, Markéta Luskačová, and Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen. Side Gallery (Newcastle), 1981.[6]
- Consett Steel. Side Gallery (Newcastle), 1982.[6]
- South Bank. Side Gallery (Newcastle), 1984.[6]
- Another Country. With Chris Killip. Serpentine Gallery (London), 1985.[4]
- Quayside. With Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen. Touring exhibition from the Side Gallery (Newcastle), 1994.[6]
- No Such Thing as Society: Photography in Britain 1968–1987. Aberystwyth Arts Centre; Tullie House, Carlisle; Ujazdów Castle, Warsaw; Smith is one of a number of photographers shown.[7]
- Three from Britain. With Chris Killip and Martin Parr. Rose Gallery, Santa Monica, March–May 2008.[8]
- "Albert Smith." Granta 95: Loved Ones. Granta, 2006. ISBN 0-903141-88-4.
- ^ Notice of Three from Britain exhibition, Artnet.com.
- ^ Mellor, No Such Thing as Society, 33.
- ^ Mellor, No Such Thing as Society, 110.
- ^ a b Badger, Chris Killip, 11.
- ^ MoMA and V&A: notice of Three from Britain exhibition, Artnet.com.
- ^ a b c d e "Side Gallery Exhibitions 1977–1994", Amber Online. Accessed 11 April 2008.
- ^ Press release Archived 17 July 2008 at the Wayback Machine. for the exhibition, British Council. Accessed 11 April 2008.
- ^ Rose Gallery press release for Three from Britain exhibition, Artnet.com.
- Badger, Gerry. Chris Killip. London: Phaidon, 2001. ISBN 0-7148-4028-9.
- Mellor, David Alan. No Such Thing as Society: Photography in Britain 1967–87: From the British Council and the Arts Council Collections. London: Hayward Publishing, 2007. ISBN 978-1-85332-265-5.
- Rose Gallery press release for Three from Britain exhibition, Artnet.com. Accessed 11 April 2008. Also appears at this page at Artslant.com. Accessed 11 April 2008.
- Schad, Ed. "A Look at Three from Britain". Artslant.com, 2008. Review of the exhibition. Accessed 11 April 2008.
- "Three Photographers from Britain: Nothing but Class" at the Wayback Machine (archived 3 June 2008). Photoinduced.com, 2008. As accessed by the Wayback Machine on 3 June 2008. A description of the exhibition Three Photographers from Britain; includes an article based on an interview with Smith.

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Monday, August 10, 2009
and away we went (again!)
Well, last week was a whirlwind week (I should be used to those by now!). I had three interviews up north so we went to stay with my parents for most of last week. We're starting to run out of time and reality is beginning to seep in. I've been focusing more on preschool positions. Chances are slim of me landing an elementary position now but who knows. I've also started looking into tutoring positions and even some nanny positions! I'm okay with the possibility of NOT being in an elementary classroom for the upcoming school year. As long as we're out of Los Angeles, I don't think it really matters.
As far as the interviews went...things aren't lookin' too good. The first place was an amazing nonprofit, great facility BUT, the pay? I'd be scraping by. The interview went well and I was supposed to call and schedule a try-out but haven't done so yet because I don't know if it's worth it..The next interview was with another preschool but it seemed much more demanding than the first one. Better pay but not worth it. I also left this interview with the ability to schedule a try-out and have yet to do it because the director kept saying how she wasn't sure that I'd be able to commit to her school because she didn't think I'd still be around if some elementary school/private school came knocking on my door and I said that if I was happy there, I wouldn't need to leave. I also told her that I could commit to two years at her site but apparently my words mean nothing. She was the kind of person who whatever you said to her, she'd turn around, twist it, and use it against you. Who needs that? One of her site directors called me on Friday to schedule a working interview. I told her that I wasn't sure about working there after all.
On Friday, I had my last interview for the week. It was for an elementary position at an actual district school! It ended up being a panel interview--which are never my favorite. The ladies were all awfully nice, the location is a possible place where we may relocate..all dependent on whether or not there's a job there though! They'll let me know on Friday whether it's mine or not.
Nothing lined up for this week (so far) but we'll see...
not only did she get a mani/pedi..she got a free breakfast. ;) and in the background, you can see a nearly finished pinkie!
Aside from all the job hunting, there was hanging out with the monkey and the local airshow where the blue angels performed.
It was the first time my husband (still getting used to typing that!) got to see them. And it was the first time for the lil monkey as well. These shots were taken yesterday, the last day of the airshow. On Saturday, the monkey was a bit more freaked out. I showed her how to cover her ears when the jets got too loud for her. She still spent a majority of the time running to me for cover!
Here she is, being a lil cheeseball. She saw me with the camera and said, "Cheese!!"
There was of course knitting while we were away. Pinkie is now complete..she just needs a bath. With pinkie off my needles, I was able to refocus on my sister's something blue. Here's the monkey modeling it.I finished the back and am onto the first sleeve. I would've been done with the first sleeve before coming back home but I didn't pack extra yarn. I'm hoping to finish it before we move though because I don't want to have to mail it to my sister! I was able to get some completed shots of my ishbel. It is SO amazingly soft!
Oh, when I finished pinkie, I let the monkey run around with it and she was using it in whatever game she was playing. It was cute. Made me realize that I need to make her a shawl of her own to play with and cram into her purse.
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I know it'll all work out for you. The third interview you talked about sounds promising... be sure to blog right away if you get it!!
Today I just mailed out a packet with an application for being a sub here on post. The application is only available like 2x a year for like a week at a time. And it takes like 2 months to hear back from them. So I figure if I start now I might be able to sub when I graduate. Plus if I'm hired on as a sub, if my facilitating teacher is out I can be her sub and get paid a day here and there!!
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Wigan Athletic are sweating over the fitness of striker Nathan Ellington.
Championship leaders Wigan Athletic are sweating over the fitness of striker Nathan Ellington.The former Bristol Rovers hit-man is due to see a specialist this week regarding a shoulder injury he sustained in the 1-0 defeat at Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.
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I just started using the continental grip does anyone have any tips on it such as getting the ball to a certain spot or getting more power on it?
Which spot do you need to go to? I won a big draw C tourney using a conti forehand and 2hbh backhand. Turn your shoulders more than closed, back almost facing the incoming ball. Use a full, early takeback and don't try to hit topspin on balls higher than chest high. Late contact point, just behind your other shoulder. How much power? Laver and Rosewall used conti forehand grips.
For forehand slice? Sure. For serving? Sure. For volleying? Sure. Do NOT use Continental grip for a forehand topspin shot! It has a severe handicap for topspin forehands. Why make it hard on yourself? I use Eastern but a semi-Western is what I believe the most versitile for topspin forehand.
With a continental grip you would use the forehand slice technique which produces a flat or underspin shot. For more power you could try the grip right next to the continental, the eastern. For placement if you hit a forehand slice sideways you simply align your body to where you want the ball to go.
Continental grip can be used for topspin...if you're reallly good. Check out any Ilie Nastase video. He did it with the wood, 65 sq. in. head Dunlop Maxply Forte, no less.
One of the best conti forehands ever was hit by AdrianoPanatta, who could absolutley CRUSH his topspin forehands using a conti grip. More than closed shoulders, closed stance, late contact point.
Why are you using a conti forehand? Just curious. What's your assessment of the Edberg fh groundstroke?
To me, Edberg uses a weak eastern for his forehands. OK for a net player's game, not ideal to pound from the baseline against consistent players. In my case, I often use a conti everystroke grip when I play right handed. I play right handed maybe 3 days a year, so the normal strong SW can get flyers and groundballs on consecutive attempts. Conti gives me the controllable low slice, lob, and drop angles needed for doubles. Pace is lacking, but sufficient for 3.5 level play.
Yeah, basically agree. Eg., I go from something sort of close to Continental to something just slightly past Eastern on forehands ... from undercutting to more or less flat to coming over the ball. Not really much of an adjustment. Pretty slight, and it seems to happen automatically ... at least I don't think about it when I'm playing. Hmmm, maybe I should?
I'm impressed that you can play righthanded. I've dabbled with playing lefthanded, but I think it would take LOTS of practice to get anywhere near proficient at it.
If I had any kind of second serve, my rightie would approach my lefty in doubles. First flat serves close to lefty, volleys much better, vision much better, overheads close, but that elusive second serve placement is killing the rightie game. Most lefties are somewhat ambidextrious, and I've had multiple shoulder injuries from motocross crashes. I can slice wide rightie, and twist off to the right, but that's it, period.
I use the right handed continental grip for all my serves , volleys and return of serve to really fast pace flattish serves If the serve is slow then I go to my baseline type grip which is more semi western I tend to take my right handed grip feeling like my hand is resting on top of the grip so as not to feel gravity of the racket until the precise moment for my western type grip For the running forehand it more difficult to use the western forehand so you see my trying with an eastern forehand when I'm sideways to the net I like to separate my continental grips into hegu and hypothenar subtypes as those are the pressure points I feel in my right hand when I attempt different shots
You will want to have your contact point much lower and try not to go for as much topspin and I would recommend slicing the ball when you are at the baseline instead of using topspin. You will not be able to sustain baseline rallies with players of equal level using an easter, semiwestern, or western grip so you will want to go to the net more often then not and play serve and volley tennis. I would not recommend a continental grip however. It is not to hard of a change to rotate your hand a little bit clockwise and then you will have an eastern grip which is much better for today's game.
BevelDevil, to answer your question, I use the continental grip because I was taught that way in the early 1960s. Never have to change my grip on any stroke.
I can use scissors to cut my grass -- but it's inefficient. Yea, On occasion I've used shears (big scissors) to cut some blades of grass I could not get to with the mower. Still the weed whacker is best for that. Anyway... Sure you could use a continental for a forehand but I'd do my best to convince any new player to not use it for forehand topspin. It's just not designed for that shot. You can easily slice or block fast serves back with it. I do both (but I'm a net guy so it's natural) but that's for fast stuff. For any shot you have time to set up on to hit topspin, a continental grip is the worst choice. Now in your case, as you've been using the continental grip for 50 years, well, that's the grip you should use. You've had it most of your life and it's worked so why change it? Yet for the tennis noobs we all know we can't have a good conscience if we don't try to tell them there are vastly better choices for the topspin forehand.
Originally Posted by USS Tang View Post BevelDevil, to answer your question, I use the continental grip because I was taught that way in the early 1960s. Never have to change my grip on any stroke. there is a lady in a clinic I go to that does this exactly. She said it just feels natural to her.
Newbie... Continental was used for topspin forehand for maybe 40 years or more. Some guys, like Panatta and Roche, can actually hit real power and topspin on their forehands, while most don't, as you guys say. If USSTang want's to use continental, then he should. Tennis is a game, and he should enjoy his game any way he wants. And he might just beat you, you using your W forehands and SW backhands.
The OP said he, "just started using the continental grip." btw, it seems that any usable conti grip ts fh would have to be a pistol grip.
Surprisingly NO. I used a pure conti grip topspin forehand for 5 years, my first 5. After my 3rd, I found it hard to pass A/Open net players using a pistol grip, so one of them showed me a more hammer grip, to get the rackethead around faster, allow the natural snap of the wrist to accelerate the rackethead, like a service motion (nobody pistols, but uses light hammer). It worked. Pistol like McEnroe/Connors gives him the control, not the swingspeed. Guys who conti forehand topspin with pace and spin use a high prep, racket pointed up at the sky on the takeback, which is a result of the hammer grip. Or a high, long loop takeback, same modified hammer grip.
If you just started using continental grip, I'd suggest just changing grips. It's going to make hitting topspin shots much more difficult.
Like everyone else says, do not stick with a continental grip for your forehand if you want to remain relevant in modern tennis. Now, if you really want to keep playing continental, you could always try and emulate John Mcenroe's forehand, but you're probably going to need exceptional net play and become a S&V player if you want to win matches.
Couple of tall old guys at SanPabloCourts, 4.5's for sure, use conti and slice almost every ball. They surely DO hit topspin forhands, but save it for passing shots and sharp CC angles. 70% of groundies, low skidded slices, well placed, and deep.
I loved Mac, but he still looked like dork, um, so unorthodox on his forehand. I NEVER knew why, but he looked wrong. I only found out a couple of years ago it was because he used the "wrong" grip for baseline forehands.
While Mac could swing out and hit solid CC forehands, most of his DTL forehands were a sidespin with top component PUSH, guided DTL with a skill only HE and Connors had.
Kinda true, kinda not. Kinda like saying only Nadal and Ferrer and Verdasco have the skill to make the heavily spun, strong grip ultra-modern FH useful. I go back and forth between modern and Conti-on-all-strokes. I hit the ball "better" -- it looks more "pro" and clean, anyway, during drills or a hitting session -- with a modern approach. Competing at my level (3.5) I win consistently with either approach. Playing up, there are a number of 4.0 guys I have only beaten when playing Conti/attacking style.
Some context would help here. What level are you playing (NTRP level, no clue what level and just have fun with friends), what do you want to accomplish (win Wimbledon, win a local tournament, just having fun)? What were you using and why did you change?
I play with a Continental grip and here are some of my thoughts: When people say you can't hit big topspin with a Continental grip, they are wrong. When they say you can't hit with big power, they are very wrong. The Continental grip gives a more flexible hinge point in the wrist. This allows more degrees of freedom in the stroke and gives the ability to hit the ball harder than with a semi-western or western grip. It also allows more flexibility in terms of the swing path of the racket, so varying swing path and therefore spins is much easier. Therefore, all spins are available to be hit including hitting slice easily, thus people use it a lot for slices. It is also easy to hit topspin with the proper swing path and you can even hit windshield wiper forehands with a loose grip. The advantage a semi-western grip has is in consistency and in hitting higher balls. In reducing the wrist flexibility, it reduces a variable in the stroke which can go wrong - and is possibly the one most likely to go wrong. With a small wood racket, extra power was useful. With the big-headed rackets these days, it's easy to get a useful level of power, keeping the ball in the court is the key and consistency is imperative. The other issue is the height of the bounce. The Continental grip puts the hand on top of the racket. The optimal contact point is lower and farther back than with a semi-western grip. However, these days most courts are high bouncing and the topspin that players hit (for consistency) these days causes the ball to bounce high. I certainly am able to hit topspin on a head-high ball, but it isn't a comfortable natural shot, which it would be with a more Western grip. Posters on TT who try the Continental and say that you can't hit with power or spin are equivalent to me trying a Western grip saying that it isn't possible to hit the ball deep or hit a flat shot - I can't do it, but they can. All that being said, I taught my sons semi-western grips on the forehand. The consistency and ability to hit high balls easily trumps the extra flexibility of the Continental forehand these days.
Playing with a topspin continental forehand allows you to elevate to GOAThood on TTW forums. If you master an eastern forehand grip for a serve grip, you'll elevate to the legendary.
I agree with NLB's assessment on the continental forehand. I use the continental forehand myself and I've enjoyed every minute of it since I made the switch from the eastern to the conti about a year ago. The continental grip for ground strokes was designed to handle low bouncing balls on grass courts and was a very popular ground-stroke grip, until tennis started to move away from grass courts and more into clay and hardcourts. The change in surfaces, combined with new racquet and string technology, turned modern tennis into a heavy topspin game where a lot of balls bounce very high on ground strokes. This of course led to the demise of the continental grip on ground-strokes. I believe that if tennis ever returns to the point where the contact point of most ground-strokes are at the bellybutton or lower, the continental grip on ground-strokes will start to become more popular again. But until then...The continental grip for groundstrokes will remain an unpopular ground-stroke grip. Anyone who says is it's hard to hit topspin with a continental forehand grip is half right. In today's game it sure is. That's because the of the higher contact point for ground-strokes. In a time where the usual contact point for ground-strokes was the hip, the topspin continental forehand reigned supreme! Lew Hoad, Rod Laver, John Newcombe, Panatta, Tom Okker, Nasty Nastase, Roy Emerson, etc... all helped to usher in a new age of the topspin forehand, and they all used a continental or modified continental grip for their topspin forehands.


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328 Sedan, lol, no wonder you say you drive a "3 Series." Let me ask you something, did you pull the number badges off the trunck so nobody knows you are driving the cheap one and not the 335? I know that's what the albanian kids on staten island do with their S class Benzes.
328 Sedan, lol, no wonder you say you drive a "3 Series." Let me ask you something, did you pull the number badges off the trunk so nobody knows you are driving the cheap one and not the 335? I know that's what the albanian kids on staten island do with their S class Benzes.
Just made my day!!!
PS, who do these tailgate masters think they are, telling us about their vehicles, their lifestyles, their aspirations for future vehicles, etc. They have some nerve to be talking about themselves, their own possessions and the like! Hopefully these two tailgate guys can just stick to taking up parking spaces so that people like you can't find a place to park, and getting upper deckers and blue collar people loaded up before coming into the game in order to further ruin YOUR gameday experience!!!!!!
hahaha, tailgate master! lol. He actually parks in the green lot where he technically doesn't belong, so he shouldn't complain about us actual club seat holders who do belong there. It's like buying the cheap million dollar house in a town of much more expensive houses and....oh wait, I think he mentioned his house value in another thread right???
Since I live in a country with 65 MPH speed limits I've never considered the bigger engine as a necessity. Its only a $3K uptick anyway, costs less than the Nav on my car. The 328i is considered a better handling car by reviewers; you would know this if you weren't busy changing your own oil on a Dodge.
Stick to what you know. If I need the cost of a case of mayonnaise at price-club, I'll let you know.
Sales of the 3 Series are up 26% since the introduction of the new model which has more torque and horsepower than the outgoing 6 it replaced.
I have a feeling BMW knows more about the needs of the American motoring public than a 'professional tailgater' trolling Jets forums to boost awareness of his nickel-and-dime business because he can't afford banner ads.
Stick to what you know. If I need to know the cost of the case of RC Cola at price-club, I'll ask you.
The truly most amazing point in this thread is the arrogant disdain for that Subaru which is interesting because that Subaru is a better automobile by miles than any of the overpriced HitlerWagons being discussed
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My 535i is not a boat at all, retail costs @ $67K, is fully loaded and costs me $830/mth. Does your cleaning girl drive a 3 series? Funny you brought that up as my barber has one and I just saw some 328's out on 17 driven by what looked like college girls. Funny, that after this back and forth, I would have to label that as a "common car" in Northern Bergen County.
Beer wise I drink Stella, not cheap at all. Burgers, I usually get from the Market Basket in Franklin Lakes, that is when I have to cook and win hamburger contests in the lot... It is one of the best stores in Bergen Cty.


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Non healing wounds are often still active and may need immediate treatment. Always seek the advice of a physician if a wound does not heal spontaneously.
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I would highly recommend that you see a board certified facial plastic surgeon to discuss your options for possible scar revision.
It appears as though the incisional wound on your cheek has healed, although not in the most pleasing way, as there is now a depression there. With that type of scar, I believe the best method to improve it would be to surgically excise it and trade up for a flatter scar without a depression. This should make it less noticeable.
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Sac-Joaquin Section Girls' Pre-Season Rankings for Divisions I-III
Division 1 (2 Berths)
1. Oak Ridge
2. Davis
3. Lodi
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5. Napa
Notes: This division should just be called the Youth Division. One thing was striking when calculating next year's possible positions. There were almost no seniors in the 2009 Section final. And a majority of those few seniors came from one school: Davis Sr. Legendary Coach Bill Gregg will have his work cut out for him to reboot his empire, but I don't see any reason why he wouldn't be able to. The obvious story here is that Oak Ridge is virtually unbeatable, losing only Hayley Scott. Lodi looks strong too however, especially with the track credentials of #1 Cassidy Daley. If Davis or Oak Ridge stumble seriously, Lodi might be ready and waiting.
Division 2 (3 Berths)
1. St. Francis
2. Oakmont
3. Vacaville
4. Ponderosa
5. Del Campo
Notes: I suspect that Woodcreek may have a secret stash of 21-flat Willow Hills girls waiting for November 2010, but for the time being, it looks like Woodcreek is out of contention for the 2010 season. St. Francis will be there though, possibly with a Top-10 in the State type team. Barring any dramatic improvements from Oakmont's 3-4-5 scorers, St Francis appears to be ready to roll through Section finals. Vacaville, Ponderosa and Del Campo return full squads with experienced leaders. Look for these 3 teams to pick up the pieces if St Francis or Oakmont fall by the wayside and/or move divisions. Additionally, a lot of us will be wondering what Bella Vista will do. Will they run their freshmen and sophomores down again like last year or will they unleash them on the varsity scene? With no results on their prowess at the 5km distance it is hard to guess what type of team BV could be. If they do run them all up, expect Bella Vista to cause some sort of stir.
Division 3 (3 Berths)
1. Del Oro
2. Vista Del Lago
3. El Dorado
4. Placer
5. Woodland
Notes: Note to self; Del Oro is loaded. Looking at their frosh-soph team, it appears DO could be dominating this division once again for the foreseeable future. Unfortunately, another perennial D3 power seems to have lost their hold on those coveted State berths. Placer loses Shannon Harcus and it hurts them quite a bit. The Hillgals do have a decent frosh-soph team that may be able to replenish their Varsity squad, but look to Vista Del Lago to keep hold of their berth and then it will likely be El Dorado, returning a strong front 3 with frosh-sophs ready to reinforce. If any of these teams falter however certainly Placer and Woodland are strong enough to take advantage.
-- Jason Jimenez
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I disagree with this 100%
- August 21, 2010 3:16 PM
Thanks Jason and Albert!
Agreed in DI Oak Ridge is team to beat and Davis Sr will likely reload strong as always. Also agree that Del Oro team is a beast that would be tough in DI and DII much less DIII. In DII I would put Woodcreek in the top 5 now and maybe Granite Bay too.
I still haven't seen the SJS CBEDs but I heard that Oakmont likely will be DIII this year.
PS- To "Anonymous": next time post some actual *content*. What do you disagree with? How would you rank them? - August 21, 2010 3:27 PM
- Albert Caruana said...
CBEDs for the SJS will be out in early September. I am sure Jason had to make an educated guess on where some schools will compete during the '10 season. It's possible some teams may compete in a different division than noted in the pre-season rankings.
- August 21, 2010 3:32 PM
Of course! No criticism implied for not having a magic crystal ball and knowing what the CBEDs will show this year. =) Pre-season ranking predictions are hard enough without even knowing what divisions teams will be competing in.
- August 21, 2010 3:40 PM
- Albert Caruana said...
No worries. I was just making a general comment as not everyone might be aware of the forthcoming CBEDs.
Hopefully we can get some more SJS action on this site...even if they disagree 100%. :D - August 21, 2010 3:42 PM
sorry... i shouldve been more clear on my earlier post. I think for division 2 woodcreek, granite bay and st. francis will all be gunning for the section title and all 3 teams have a very good chance at it. Granite Bay now has a very fast freshman and woodcreek got a few new people that are not all freshman and st. francis will still be strong after a great track season for a few of those girls and a 2nd place at sections last year behind woodcreek
- August 21, 2010 5:20 PM
As far as predictions go it doesn't make sense to pick unknown quantities (like new recruits to GB/WC) over a proven team with returning a full squad (SF). Additionally, rumors of Oakmont moving to D3 have been around for like the last 4 or 5 seasons. The reason I think they will not be doing so is that they are no in the same league as Del Campo. And after league realignments most schools in the same league are also in the same division. I could be wrong however. -Jason
- August 22, 2010 1:19 PM
Just a quick note; Grace Davis was hit pretty hard, not by graduation, but by girls moving. They did loose thier #2 by graduation, however #1 Maryssa McDuffy transfered to Enochs High and Enochs tied Grace Davis for the league title last year. this will make Enochs even stronger, though they didnt have a good showing at subs, so I would watch out for Enochs. Grace Davis also lost #3 & #4 they both went to the new high school (Gregori)
- August 25, 2010 9:35 AM
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a thing swallowed. (1.) A city on the shore of the Dead Sea, not far from Sodom, called also Zoar. It was the only one of the five cities that was spared at Lot's intercession (Gen. 19:20,23). It is first mentioned in Gen. 14:2,8.
(2.) The eldest son of Benjamin (Num. 26:38; "Belah," Gen. 46:21).
(3.) The son of Beor, and a king of Edom (Gen. 36:32, 33; 1 Chr. 1:43).
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BELA1. A city called also Zoar, Gen. 14:2, 8.
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(destruction).- One of the five cities of the plain which was spared at the intercession of Lot, and received the name of Zoar, (Genesis 14:2; 19:22) [ZOAR]
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BELA; BELAH - be'-la (bela`, "destruction"; the King James Version Belah, Gen 46:21):(1) Bela, the son of Beor, was the first king of Edom previous to the kingdom of Israel and reigned in the city of Dinhabah (Gen 36:32 f; 1 Ch 1:43 f). Septuagint Codex Alexandrinus, Balak.
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Just some fixups and color testing.. The coms and chairs are bugging me. The color on both seems off; so, I'm still playing with those. The main thing fixed here is the color on the switch blocks and the size of the comm units. The monitor still needs addressing; but, I'm still working that problem.
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Here's another render. Mods have been made to the comms, additions to the library computer and a change to the lighting. I was using a blue omni and a white. Switched to two Blue omnis and really liking the difference.
More detail added to the library computer. Still have to chamfer some edges and worry about textures; but, ..
..ok, the cutins for the data drives are all in place. The last remaining thing is to texture the comm grills and the graphics for the library computer.
You sir are a modeling animal, vicious and relentless. Seriously this is fantastic can't wait for more. Nice touch with the Harry Mudd pic in the computer
Thanks, LS. More toys. These are the computer cabinets that are seen many times around the ship. There are four that I'm aware of. The fourth is the same as one of these but with an openable upper compartment. Really enjoying working on props at this point. Lots of work; but, a lot faster results than building a mountain lol.
Hehe those were fun to model. I did find the hexagon mesh shadow distracting and found that the TOS production crew had interesting ways of not having those show up Good work havoc92
From experimenting, soft overhead lighting and/or directed lighting to send the shadow away where it wasn't too distracting. If you look real hard you can spot soft hexagons cast on objects or walls immediately next to it but rarely would you see the hexagons more than a couple of feet away. If you were to try and build interior lighting at where you think they would be on a starship, those hexagon shadows would be everywhere IMHO
Actually, they started as a 6 sided ngon with 1.x inch radius. I put the ngon in front of a 2" cube and increased radius until the distance between two flat sides was exactly 2". Didn't write down what the resultant radius was unfortunately. But if you look at the screens in Menagerie part I and gauge distance then count, there are 18 across on what looks like a 36" run. If you do it by height, you end up with 2" as well. so..
I can understand why they might tend to get in the way here and there; but, I think they should have left them in where possible. Then again, it's difficult enough to cull detail in scenes without the shadows sometimes; so... ok, never mind rofl. And Thanks So far this has all been rather fun to model. And I keep learning all sort of things while going bald trying to do so lol. How's your build going. Just was talking about you over at Scifi meshes in the last day or two.
A bit slow going on my end as my 3D time is getting squeezed (job and family schedule near the holidays ) Glad you're having fun modeling. Despite the "simple" look of the Enterprise, there are some pretty cool parts to practice new techniques on.
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November 22,2006 vit"n� . "�5rw"<ahlf 'JmmJmi�, �*t filimi Til** Vol. 37 No. 46 Poplar Community elects new officers By Lisa Perry For the Wotanin POPLAR - The last meeting held with a quorum of at least 35 Poplar Community Organization members was about one year ago when large numbers attended and approved and received their $200 elderly and handicap/disabled checks. This year at the annual meeting, as of the close of the meeting the total count of community members stood at 119. On the agenda was the selection of new officers, and officer reports. PCO Chairwomen Zelma Mason thanked the community for their support. Being selected as the new PCO Chairman with 70 votes was Donald Le-Vay. Nominating LeVay was tribal elder Victor Perry, who told the membership that he believes LeVay, with all his experience working with � the BIA.'would be a good person for the job. Also being nominated, for the position was Carol Azure, with 12 votes and Don LaRoque with 3 votes. Chair Levay thanked the community and vowed to do his best. Winning the Vice Chairwomen position was Suzanne Turnbull, with 47 votes. Helen Ricker received 20 respectively, and Carol Azure, who was again nominated for the vice chair position, received 13 votes. Former PCO officer and former councilwomen, Sharon Red Thunder, was elected unanimously and ran unopposed. Connie Thompson, PCO treasurer for the last year, was again voted in unanimously to her second term in that position. Before the election took place, the community requested the officers give their final reports, since only 2 executive session-meetings were held this year, both held due to lack of quorum. According to former PCO secretary JoAnn Browning, the last meeting was held this past July, but with only 13 people in attendance, the officers met privately. Approval was passed to recognize a new powwow committee, and to approve building repairs, pay the Post Office insurance and to approve youth line item requests. At the May meeting, officers approved of funds for Tyrell Atkinson to travel to Australia. However, the money was returned to PCO since he never went, stated his grandmother Georgia Atkinson. Another payment was approved for Hillary Gourneau to travel to Hawaii, HI to play in a volleyball tournament. Her mother Suzanne Turnbull thanked PCO and said her daughter did well, and was on Poplar High Schools District B Volleyball champions team. She said she is very proud of her daughter as she was also selected as All-State for Class B girl's volleyball. A $500 payment was approved for the Poplar Parent Committee to help with graduation expenses. Under the treasurers report, Connie Thompson said she was the only one who handled PCO's money and made the deposits. She said, as of that day, PCO had two accounts in Independence Bank in Poplar., and one in Wolf Point. The first account balance is $16,196.07, which didn't^ include an $81.76 deposit from Blue Rock Beverages for the pop machines. The funds in this account are monthly rental payments from the Post Office. The amount received each year is around $34,000, according to Mason. She said this is the first time there is a balance. The money from the Post Office helps fund the annual budget. In the second account a total of $2,126.75 is remaining, which is money made off PCO's bingo night called the Poplar People's Bingo. At Western National Bank in Wolf Point, a total of $1,000,365.29 remains. Before the meeting was over, it was asked if the elderly and handicap/disabled payment could be disbursed that night. However, according to the new officers, the annual budget has to be approved first and a special meeting needs to be scheduled to approve the budget. The membership voted unanimously to hold a special budget meeting on Monday, Nov. 27 at. 7 p.m. at the Poplar Activity Center. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours this holiday weekend! From all of us at the Wotanin Wowapi staff. A Thanksgiving to rememher The Brockton-Riverside Community Organization distributed $40 Albertson's gift certificates to members of their community on Tuesday, Nov. 21 beginning at 12 - 7 p.m. at the Brockton Cultural Center. By 2 p.m. a total of 87 members received the complimentary turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Shown is Russell Youpee, who was the 87th person. (Lisa Perry photo) NEW POPLAR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION OFFICERS - Elected as Chairman of PCO was Donald Levay; Vice Chairwomen Suzanne Turnbull; Treasurer, Connie Thompson; and Secretary, Sharon Red Thunder. Election were held on Tuesday evening. An emergency special budget meeting is being scheduled for Monday, Nov. 27 at 7 p.m. (Lisa Perry photo) Visitors from across the medicine line, are from the First University Nations of Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan, who toured the BIA and Tribal Offices this week. Professor Del Anquad, (far right) and councilman Darryl Red Eagle (far left) stand outside the Tribal Complex on Tuesday. (Nathan Beaudry photo) Original Diane Dykman oil painting to be auctioned at Glasgow Art Show GLASGOW - Fort Peck painter V. Diane Dykman has donated an original oil painting to be raffled during The Glasgow Art Show December 2 and 3 at the Cottonwood Inn in Glasgow. The painting, a 6 inch by 8 inch impressionistic depiction of the Fort Peck Theater, typically would sell for $75 without commission. Raffle tickets for the painting will be sold by the artists in each room during the show. Raffle proceeds help defray the cost of the show. Proceeds from a slent auction will be split between the The Fort Peck Interpretive Center and The Glasgow Art Show. Each artist will display his own Silent Auction item in his room with a sheet for people to bid. The silent auction will end at 3:00 p.m. and the raffle at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday. No one needs to be present to win either the Original oil painting by famous local artists to be auctioned soon at art show. (Photo courtesy of Roger Rock) silent auction or the raffle. The winners will be notified by phone or mail. Dykman, who stepped into a role as one of the show's organizers this year, moved to the Fort Peck ^Community from Helena three years ago with her husband and son. She has been painting and selling professionally for about seven years. Although she has studied with New York artist David Leffel, Dykman says she is (Auction - Page 3)
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I took this photo in a hotel that was about 1/4 of a mile from Niagara Falls on the Canadian side.
Here are a couple more photos I took during my trip to the Northeast. These photos are from a couple of wineries in Canada, near Niagara on the Lake.
After shooting a wedding in Syracuse, New York Ashley and I were able to spend a few more days in New York and Canada. I had never been to New York or Canada so I was excited to check out the area. While in Lewiston, New York I decided to try out a little bit of HDR photography. I headed out with my camera and tripod and came back with a few photos. All the photos were taken around 9:00pm. I kind of like the look and I think I will try out more HDR photography. If you want to learn more about HDR photography I would check out Trey Ratcliff's Work.
I had the privilege of traveling to Syracuse, New York to photograph Adam and Katie's wedding. The wedding took place in a beautiful cathedral that Katie has been attending since she was a child.
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Monday, March 30, 2009
Whoopie Pie Cookies
2 cups white sugar
1 cup shortening or lard
2 eggs
2 tsp vanilla
1 cup sour cream
4 cups flour
1 tsp salt
3/4 cup cocoa
2 tsp baking soda dissolved in
1 cup boiling water
Cream shortening and sugar, mix in eggs, vanilla and sour cream.
Sift together dry ingredients and stir into the creamed mixture alternating with the baking soda dissolved in the boiling water.
Drop by spoonfuls on parchment lined baking pans and bake at 350 for 6 to 8 min. Once cookies are cool 'sandwich them' with the following icing.
Soft Icing
1 1/2 cups icing sugar
1/2 cup soft butter
3 tbsp flour
1 tsp vanilla
This recipe calls for an egg as well but I leave that out.
Beat butter till very creamy, add the rest and beat until light.
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These recipes sound fabulous and you can be sure that I will be trying them out for my family. As a "new" stay-at-home mom, I have been attempting to cook and bake from scratch rather than use "box" kits or processed foods!
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ValerieThese cookies are really yummy! I've made a similar recipe and discovered an easy way to sandwich them......lay out all the bottoms upside down in rows, squeeze a blob of filling onto them with a cake decorating nozzle, then press all the tops on, and you're done, with little fuss or mess.
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Please clarify the recipe for the Soft icing. The infredients for it have 3 tablespoons of flour. If you follow the directions given, you just beat allingredients for the Icing together, nothing is cooked, but how could that be with the 3 TBSP. of flour??????
Please answer. Thanks. - Cheryl from SteinbachFebruary 4, 2010 at 11:51 AM
I remember eating these at your older daughter's place many years ago...she said it was a recipe from her mom! I've made it twice in the past week and the cookies sure don't last long! Thanks Betty!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 24, 2010 at 11:07 PM
I have just made these from a recipe in our local newspaper. They are cooling right now and smell fantastic. This recipe is very similar to yours. My recipe has melted mashmallows in the filling which I am going to do but decided to Google Whoopie Cookies to see what else I could find. I think I will try your recipe next time. Mnay Thanks. Lyn, Melbourne, Australia