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Paul Ifill blames weather, not Phoenix
Steady on, Paul Ifill says.
Call us a lot of things, but don't call us boring.
Everyone has a view on why the Phoenix fans have stayed at home this season and one school of thought is their conservative style.
But Ifill doesn't buy that, quickly pointing to the match statistics for last Sunday's game against Western Sydney at Westpac Stadium where they created 17 chances in the 1-0 victory.
Ifill blames the poor weather for the meagre crowd of 5400 last weekend and he believes a better day will bring a bigger crowd against a weakened Sydney FC tomorrow.
"I think it is the weather," Ifill said.
"Some people will say we are not entertaining enough, but I know from back home [in England] , if the weather is crap, people look out the window and decide they'll stay home and watch it on TV.
"If we get good weather this weekend I reckon we will get a good crowd and if we turn it on people will hopefully start thinking 'I'll be back down there in a couple of weeks'.
"There has been a lot said about a lack of attractive play the other week but we created 17 chances and normally that would equate to a 2-0 or 3-0 win.
"On the day our finishing wasn't great and it was blowing a gale. It can be tough in there [Westpac Stadium], when the wind is like that."
Ifill doesn't back down from comments he made after the pre-season tour to India, that the Phoenix were going to be entertainers this season.
He still maintains Jeremy Brockie, Stein Huysegems and himself will turn on the razzle dazzle at some point. But till now a combination of injuries and poor results had prevented that.
"After three losses you have to get back to basics and get points on the board," Ifill said.
"At this stage we need to catch up and cement our place in the top four so results are more attractive than how we play.
"I'd love to win every week, playing the best football. Brisbane are doing that [entertaining] and they are behind us on the table. You have to get the right balance.
"At the end of the season if you win the league, no-one is going to say 'you didn't win it very well,' or 'you only won it by one point'."
The Phoenix are chasing their third win on the trot tomorrow, against a Sydney FC lineup minus Alessandro Del Pierro (injury) and Brett Emerton (Socceroos duty).
Sydney are bottom of the table and ripe for the picking but Ifill is wary of them because fringe players will be desperate to impress new coach Frank Farina.
"I've also been really impressed by Yairo Yao," Ifill said.
As for the Phoenix, coach Ricki Herbert made note of a couple of injury concerns after training yesterday. He said Ben Sigmund (groin) and Louis Fenton (ankle) were both under a cloud but are expected to be available to play.
If either player is ruled out a fit again Dani Sanchez will come on to the bench.
What: Phoenix v Sydney FC When: Sky Sport 1: 4.30pm Where: Westpac Stadium Referee: Kris Griffiths-Jones TAB: Phoenix $1.70, Sydney $4.75, draw $3.50


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- Faster, easier way to get water from your rain barrel
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I bought this product hoping it would help drain out stock tanks when they get low and need the bottom cleaned before changing the water. Although it did move the water, and I could drain to uphill parts of my yard, it was very slow and clogged easily. I would only recommend this product if there is no debris that needs to be moved from the bottom of a rain barrel or other water container.
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Having had an aquarium cleaner on hand that did the same thing with almost the same design, I thought I would try this device as it's only variance is the ability to attach an output hose to it.
Sadly, the jet that is formed in the cavity of the device is either ill-placed or ill-formed such that your rainwater recovery setup must have this device at the bottom of your collection system so that the force or gravity can assist it.
I had 4 55 gallon barrels hooked together using 6 foot hoses to siphon from one to the other and a 5th hose coming out of one to the siphon device. Literally 90% of the time it would backfill my barrels and only one out of those ten times did it drain my barrels. When it does drain tho, it drains fast!
Currently I am reworking my rain barrel setup so that gravity and water pressure will assist the device.
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- Moves The Water Quickly
- Damaged Rainbarrel Seals
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This product does move the water quickly. However, my hose bib was located far away and was wasting water for me to leave running while I turned it off. I add a spray nozzle at the end of the hose to not waste water. While it worked wonderfully to spray water onto the garden, when I released (closed off) the spray nozzles do it damaged my rain barrel. I first released the nozzle, walked over to the barrel (purchased from GS) to turn it off and the walked over the the hose bib to turn it off. The pressure from the water went up the closed rainbarrel line and blew out the seals. Now that I disconnected the lines and even with the valves closed the water will not stop running out of the barrel hoses. So now I need to purchase two new connectors for the barrel. It works wonderfully, but the instructions should warn folks about the back pressure.
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- Does not work
- Not worth the
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Did not work, we thought it may be a low water pressure and called our local water company, which came and checked our water. Product just did not work well at all.
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O.K., we all have a new President. So, for those of us who exist in the right-of-center mindset is this a time of deep misgiving? Probably not. Yes, there is uncertainty about what will concretely happen now that we have collectively chosen "Change-Regardless of what that actually entails" as our operating philosophy. But, until we see what "change" means in real terms I'm not sure how much real anxiety anyone should be feeling. (As opposed to the mock anxiety expressed by a lot of the chattering classes masquerading as "conservatives".) Are we gauging Obama with a jaundiced and skeptical eye? You betcha, and given the campaign the Democrats just ran, how could any thinking person of the right be anything but jaundiced and skeptical.
So, if we are not filled with deep misgivings, maybe we are consumed by conflicting emotions? You know the drill… "You right-wingers are knee-jerk reflexive jingoists who are now saddled with Barack Obama, the Post-everything fellow, as your President. You must partly hate our country now just like Tim Robbins and the Dixie Chicks did back in the day, right?"
Uh…not so much.
American democracy is a process and a person attains office (high or otherwise) by engaging in that process, and not because they enjoy a heightened moral authority. There is no guarantee that I, or anyone else, will like the individuals who win any given election, but that doesn't mean we reject the process when we do not win the day. The reasons any individual voter may have had for preferring Obama to John McCain are probably as varied as can be imagined, and I imagine that many of those reasons were, frankly, pretty stupid. However, that doesn't make me love my country any less. Hell, I don't even wish the people who held the dumb ideas lived in another country, and if that is what I feel about those who held dumb and stupid ideas, why should I be harsher on those who were more principled in their convictions even if I disagreed with them?
Well, the truth is, I'm not. This will come as a shock to those who for eight years showed all the maturity of a 4-year-old not getting what they wanted at a Toys-R-Us (as Gaius pointed out), but today was a good day for America because it shows the process works, just as it has every four years since 1789. Barack Obama is our President and I hope he leads us ably. That will never change. Barack Obama is also the head of the Democratic party, a political faction built around a specific political ideology I often find foolish. I hope the legislative agenda advancing the ideas of that specific ideology flounders. Believe it or not, those two hopes are not contradictory.
So it all comes down to the first truth of American democracy; let the process continue.
I'm ready.


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Made freind a freinds daughter. The skirt was harder to make then I thought. I added glitter but it's hard to see.
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Online resources for patient education
Patients play an important role in managing their health and well-being. Being aware of ways you can stay healthy and understanding your healthcare issues will help you stay active in your own care. Below are some excellent websites that provide information about staying healthy and managing health conditions.
General Health
Community Health Association of Mountains/Plains States (CHAMPS)
This website contains handouts, most in both English and Spanish, on common health issues. Each handout describes the symptoms, how to treat the problem, and when to contact your doctor.
Family Doctor- American Academy of Family Physicians
This website has handouts on many common health topics, in English. The handouts explain what the problem is, its symptoms, causes and risk factors, and treatment.
MedlinePlus - Easy-to-Read - United States National Library of Medicine National Institute of Health
This public website contains educational handouts on hundreds of medical conditions. Available in both English and Spanish, these handouts provide specific information about each health condition and its treatment, in understandable, everyday language.
National Center for Farmworker Health
This website has many patient educational handouts in both English and Spanish covering a variety of health topics. These handouts contain pictures and are especially geared toward people with very limited medical knowledge.
This is an excellent website from the University of Washington which talks about cross cultural health issues and has patient education handouts in many languages, including Amharic, Chinese, Hmong, Karen, Khmer, Oromo, Somali, Spanish, Tigrinya, and Vietnamese. In addition to these handouts, Ethnomed is a great resource that recognizes and respects patients from other cultures with different values and beliefs around health issues.
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
This website leads you to handouts for patients, in English, on many health topics. These handouts often have illustrations that can help in understanding the health issue.
Chronic Health Conditions
Learning About Diabetes
This website is one of the best sources for easy-to-read and colorful handouts on many topics of concern when dealing with diabetes. All documents are available in English and Spanish, and some are also available in Chinese.
NDEP - National Diabetes Education Program
This government website has patient health education information in many languages, on most issues about diabetes.
National Diabetes Information Clearing House - Easy-to-Read Publications
This website contains an A-Z list of topics and titles concerning all aspects of diabetes, in both English and Spanish.
Centers for Disease Control - High Blood Pressure Education Materials for Patients
This website has handouts and links to other sites for more information on cardiovascular disease and blood pressure. Most documents are English, but the site offers some resources in Spanish.
American Heart Association
One page, easy-to-read handouts in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese are provided on this website on issues related to high blood pressure.
Lung Diseases
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute - NHLBI
This website provides patient information on asthma, COPD, and other lung problems in English and some also in Spanish. Most documents are in an easy-to-read format.
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center - The Lung Center
This website has links to numerous patient education handouts on most lung problems, including tobacco cessation. In English only, but easy to read. Highly recommended.
MD Consult - Pulmonary Medicine Patient Handouts
The patient educational materials offered on this website are quite extensive, covering most common lung problems, how to treat them, and how to prevent them. Nearly all materials are in both English and Spanish and are at 6th grade reading level.
American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology-ACAAI
This website has many excellent one-page educational handouts for patients covering many issues related to allergies, asthma, and the immune system. Most are in English and are written at an 8th grade reading level.
Kidney Problems
National Kidney Disease Education Program
On this site are a collection of booklets containing important information for any patient who has been diagnosed with a problem with the kidneys. There are booklets in English and Spanish.
Preventive Health
United States Department of Agriculture Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion
This website has many one-page patient educational handouts in both English and Spanish which provide about healthy eating to prevent illness and live well. Easy-to-read materials with important nutritional information most people do not know. Highly recommended.
Maine Health
You will find materials here to help you to avoid getting sick by practicing preventive health and keeping up-to-date with screening tests. Materials are only in English.
Health Finder
On this site one will find resources for healthy living and preventing disease, including nutrition, exercise, vaccinations, etc. An excellent source of one page educational handouts in English.
This is an excellent website from the University of Washington which talks about cross cultural health issues and has patient education handouts in many languages, including Amharic, Chinese, Hmong, Karen, Khmer, Oromo, Somali, Spanish, Tigrinya, and Vietnamese. In addition to these handouts, Ethnomed is a great resource that recognizes and respects patients from other cultures who have different values and beliefs around health issues.
This website is a great resource for all age groups, on the subject of vaccinations, who should get them and when to get them. Information is written in English.


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When our friend Keino turned us on to HIDEMO style, we weren't mentally prepared for the so much awesomeness that is their latest offering, Glory. Starting from a stock 2005 Buell XB9S Lightning, which we think is already a cool bike, the finished result is the stuff of childhood fantasy mixed with huge heapings of manga. Virtually every single part from the donor bike, with the exception of the powertrain, was either thrown out or heavily modified, all the way down to the ingenious oil radiator/ license plate holder. As usual, all the coolest stuff comes from Japan.
What really gets us wild about this bike though is its playful whimsicality. Though these guys are serious about details to the point of clearly suffering from some type of OCD, the organic qualities throughout the machine lend themselves to a light surreal cartoonishness. And not in a cheesy Dali-esque melting clocks kind of way. The deftness on display of HIDEMO's craftsmanship leaves us with a machine that is a labyrinth of fluid forms, hidden compartments and sleight of hand.
When you've finished putting your eyes back in your skull, check out their step-by-step documentation of the project, which is nothing short of a master-class. Their server is a little slow, so you might be neglecting work long enough to get kicked off the office's Christmas party list. Don't say we didn't warn you.
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You Can Choose The Flavor of Your Crust at New Pizza Joint in St. Cloud
A new pizza joint in St. Cloud opened their doors for business today called "Jet's Pizza".
I ran home for lunch today and when I got there, I saw a box on my front step and had no clue what it would be. When I went to see what the box was, it said "Jet's Pizza"… I never heard off it until a box showed up on my step.
Inside was Jet's Pizza's menu and a note letting me know they had opened today in St. Cloud. One different menu item that caught my attention, was the "choose the flavor of your crust" section.
That section listed garlic, butter, cajun, poppy seed and more.
Co-owner Scott Marty sat down and spoke with Ashli Gerdes from our sister station WJON, to learn more about "Jet's Pizza" and hear the audio from Ashli and Scott, click HERE.
As far as my taste buds go, I will be trying the new Jet's Pizza and their flavored crust… it sounds DELICIOUS!


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Hotel closing has people searching for new homes
Sat, 26 Apr 2014 22:17:23 GMT —
The closing of a Columbia hotel has many families wondering where they will go next.
Itâ??s the same hotel where police found the body of teenage girl earlier this month.
Gordon Acton, 57, is just one of dozens of people looking for a new home after the owners of Providence Suites announced they were closing their hotel.
Acton said, â??I had a stroke about 3 years ago. Iâ??m trying to learn to walk again. Itâ??s one of the hardest things that Iâ??ve ever had to endure.â??
In his youth, Acton was convicted of a felony for selling cocaine. Today, the conviction still haunts him. His criminal record makes it hard to rent property. Acton said he was robbed twice at Providence Suites. He said heâ??s seen several crimes and heard gunshots near his room. Police are investigating the homicide of Morgan Myers, 16, who was found dead in one of the rooms on April 3. Authorities are waiting for autopsy results for a cause of death. Managers announced the closing of the hotel 4 days later. Many of the people on the edge of homelessness are single mothers with children. Acton plans to move into a cheaper room in Boonville. He canâ??t find another place in Columbia.
Acton said, â??Iâ??ve called all of the shelters, all of the homes here in Columbia, Craigâ??s List, they all said no. Itâ??s very depressing. I just had to make a decision. I was about ready to cry.â??
Tenants said many of their neighbors live there because they have criminal records and bad credit. Many of the tenants have no definite plans and hope to stay with family members or friends when the hotel closes on May 1.
The hotel offered 60 units with the average rent of about $600 a month.


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Trick-or-treating mommies with babies in strollers and those coming by at 3 and 4pm in the afternoon.. WTF?!
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Stop luring innocent kids to your lair with your "sweet treats", creep.
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You don't age-segment the treats, OP?
Choke-proof healthy snacks for the toddlers, the normal stuff for kids, and a mix of condoms and cigarettes for tweens and teens. Everyone is happy.
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Oh I know why you're home passing out candy at three in the afternoon: this is a national holiday for witches.
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How the fuck did you spend $250 on candy?!
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You better be representin' in full drag tonight sister.
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[quote] You don't age-segment the treats, OP?
Where are all these straight women coming from?!
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I think you should stock up on jarred baby food (or suckable puree packs, or tiny boxes of infant chewable snacks) and give ONLY that to the ridiculous moms pimping out their infant costumes to get adoration and free candy. People have no shame! Oh, and BTW...can you send me the leftovers?
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My Kayelinn can't have anything with gluten or peanuts in it. I hope you've take her needs into account.
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R$ has obviously not been shopping for candy lately. Candy is obsurdly expensive. A 12 oz bag of mini chocolates is $4.
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This is how they do it in NYC. Kids go out with their parents after school and get candy from stores. It's too dangerous to do it at night and knock on the doors of potentially dangerous people in apartment buildings. Maybe they're doing it early because tomorrow's a school day?
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"It's too dangerous to do it at night and knock on the doors of potentially dangerous people in apartment buildings."
It is? Where, precisely, do you live.
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I do not understand the massive interest in the U.S. in Halloween.
I have paid zero attention to Halloween since about age 11 or 12.
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Give those moms a sternly worded letter instead of candy!
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OP, while I have no idea where you live, the kids in *my* city know better than to come out before 5:30 at the absolute earliest. Even then nothing really gets going until it starts getting dark around 6:30. I wouldn't even bother answering the door if idiotic frauen with *infants* in tow showed up demanding candy. Go to the grocery store for your Kit Kat fix, bitch!
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R12 where in the world do you live?
Halloween is one of the best days of the year!
Go to West Hollywood. It'll be a blast.
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I've found OP's costume.
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r12 What country are you from??
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R17, the U.S.
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Oh, for Christ's sake, OP! Give out the candy your bought and pipe down! Little babies in costumes are adorable, and you might actually get to meet and smile at your neighbors for once, before demanding that they get off your lawn again!
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[quote] little lamp outfit
Do they decorate the stroller as an end table?
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Babies in costume are a travesty and these parents are sick for inflicting their values on children too young to give consent.
I sit on my upper balcony and shower them in peanut shells, white bread, and orange soda when they dare to knock at MY door.
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The OP sounds like a frau housewife - why is the OP home all afternoon rather than working at a job?
And the OP spending $250 for Halloween candy sounds like a decadent obsessive housewife who is trying to find meaning in life in his housewifery chores at home rather than having a profession or career in the world of work. (unless the OP happens to be retired and in over age 61)
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r19 - Piggy, shameless parents pushing "adorable" babies are not adorable. Fuck em. They can buy their own candy.
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[quote] COME ON ladies! Seriously. What is it both with the infants "trick or treating"
Duh. The candy is obviously not for the infants. It's for the MOMMY FRAUS. They go home, put the kid to sleep, and then NOM NOM NOM!!!!
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People who live in frau central deserve the hell for which they've settled.
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We don't do this in Europe where every thing is smarter and better.
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In my area, there are designated times where children area allowed to trick and treat. I assumed it was nationwide.
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All sex offenders in my town must turn off their porch lights and cannot come to the door and hand out candy. Nor can they go to any party or function where there are children. I'm making note of who has a darkened porch.
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$250 on candy? Obvious and outright lie. Besides, spending triple digets on candy would suggest that you are pretty into the spirit of the holiday and would get a kick out of seeing a baby dressed up as a lamp and wouldn't mind handing over a handful of candy.
I think OP is just very lonesome tonight.
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Top basketball tournaments
Torrey Pines Holiday Classic (boys)
Mt. Carmel Holiday Hoops Classic (boys)
Chula Vista Spartan Classic (boys)
Granite Hills Holiday Classic (boys)
Mission Bay Surf 'n' Slam (boys)
Bonita Optimist Holiday Classic (boys and girls)
SoCal Holiday Prep Classic (girls)
For most of three quarters, Lincoln was within a couple long three-point field goals of upsetting Maryland's storied DeMatha Catholic.
In the end, though, DeMatha showed the difference between a team ranked No. 10 in the nation with three Division I signees, not to mention a giant junior, and San Diego's second-ranked club that clearly will be better at the end of the season.
The final score of 59-48 in the opening round of the National Division game of the Holiday Prep Classic at Torrey Pines High showed that there isn't that big a difference between the Hornets (2-3) and Stags (7-0), especially since with 1:48 to play in the third quarter it was a four-point game.
"This was a great experience," said Lincoln coach Jason Bryant, whose other losses have been to nationally rated Westbury Christian of Houston and state No. 6 Concord De La Salle. "DeMatha is the best team we've played. The difference was they go 12 deep with three D1 players while we're young.
"This team is still learning our style of play and we're looking to be ready by league and the playoffs."
The one player who bothered the Hornets most was 6-foot-9, 270-pound Beejay Anya. In the first half, when the Hornets were playing even with the Stags, Anya tossed in 16 points and had six rebounds. He was absolutely dominant inside, forcing the Hornets to change their shots and blocking those they didn't. He finished with 21 points and 14 boards.
"They had two very good players (Tyree and Tyrell Robinson)," said Anya, who last summer tipped the scales at 310 pounds. "We had the height advantage and made the shots."
At least after the break.
In the first half, Tyree Robinson countered Anya by pouring in six long-range three-pointers en route to finishing with 22 points. With Syracuse University-bound Jerami Grant held to five of his 12 points, the Hornets were able to trail just 35-32.
Future Binghamton guard Marcellous Bell, who peppered the basket with five three-pointers, discouraged the tiring Hornets who were unable to maintain the early pace punctuated by a four-point third quarter.
"We're the only San Diego team to play a national schedule," said Bryant, noting that they opened in Hawaii and will play in Missouri next month. "I wish I'd been able to play this kind of schedule with last year's team. We have a lot of juniors and playing teams like DeMatha will make us better at the end of the season."Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Fort Wayne fought off the IceMen five-on-five, but continued penalty problems created enough Evansville offensive chances to win the game. Nathan Moon scored just before a Komets' penalty ended in the first period, and Josh Beaulieu scored another with the man advantage in the second period.
Though the Komets led in shots 17-15 through two periods, the IceMen led the game 2-0. The Komets simply couldn't generate any offensive chances to test Evansville goaltender Paul Karpowich. Forward Josh Brittain might have had Fort Wayne's best scoring chance on the first shot of the game, but the puck hit the far post and then slid across the crease riding the goal line.
The specialty team woes continued in the third period as the IceMen scored another power-play goal and added a pair of short-handed goals.
``We worked on the power play all week this week and we worked on penalty killing, maybe we should have just left it alone,'' Komets coach Al Sims said. ``Three power-play goals against us and two short-handers. Five-on-three we couldn't even generate a shot on net. It's something we worked on. The answers are in the locker room. I really don't have an answer for you.''
Special teams continue to be a big problem as the Komets have been held scoreless in their last 18 power-play chances and have allowed eight power-play goals over their last four games in 24 chances.
The loss pushes the Komets' record to 7-5-1 but they are 4-1-1 on the road compared to 3-4 at home.
``We're not playing together, we're hesitating and we're not confident,'' Komets captain Colin Chaulk said. ``We're not working either, we're not competing. We just have to get back to our game, using the weakside of the ice, chipping the puck and having long offensive zone possessions. When we don't play that, we're not a very good team. That's the way we're built and that's the way we've always been built the last 10-12 years.''
The Komets are off until Thursday when they host Kalamazoo in their annual Thanksgiving game at 7:30 p.m.
``It was a frustrating game for us and an embarrassing loss, obviously,'' Sims said.


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ST. PETERSBURG — With negotiations broken off, the Rays and catcher Dioner Navarro are headed to an arbitration hearing with more than the $400,000 difference in salary at stake.
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The Clickable Clit continues this week with more adventures from the personal diary of an SF-biased cybersex expert.
Sunday, August 24
I am determined to have good cybersex. Im a big believer that sex online is a valid and important form of sexual expression but sometimes thats hard to get across when Im griping about the silly things people say in the throes of internet passion. Its gotten to the point where Ive considered setting up some sort of fuck me marathon: potential partners get half an hour to impress me. If they do, Ill stick around and see things to their logical conclusion. If not, gong! Its not that good partners dont exist, its just that Im too impatient to sift for them.
Like yesterday, I signed onto OkCupid in search of some cyber tail, just to set my cynicism straight. Right away I had a message from my sexy nurse, the one whod been so fun to play with last time. Unfortunately, things turned unintentionally hilarious way too quick. In my main OkCupid picture, I happen to be holding a little, pink stuffed hippo. So this guy starts going off on how hot he thinks the photo is, and how turned on he is by what he calls that little pig. I should have let it go, but I couldnt help myself:
Sexy nurse: I just get so hard looking at you and that little pig. Bonnie: You're turned on by the pig? Sexy nurse: Pigs are forbidden. Bonnie: They are? Sexy nurse: If youre Jewish or Muslim.
Then I LoLed. Oh, how I LoLed. Because there is no one in the world who can keep up the sexiness of an online chat using pork and keeping Kosher as material. A friend of mine recently suggested I start writing about the humorous things people say during cybersex. I thought, Do you read my column?
Monday, August 25
After I wrote about Ashley Madison for my Click Me this week, my editor asked me whether Id had any interesting encounters on the adultery site that would make an enlightening column or at least an entertaining one. Had married men solicited me? How had they courted me so as to convince me to help them cheat on their wives? Though Id spent some time on the site, enough to get contact and feel bad about costing San Franciscans money, I hadnt done much by way of flirting, so I headed back there today to see what happened if I acted a little less business and a little more party.
What I discovered: I still feel bad. Not because Im costing anyone money, but because Im leading men on with no intention of actually sleeping with them. Ashley Madison isnt OkCupid, so you cant just check out peoples profiles and expect them to message you. That means I have to directly send winks at potential adulterers whod start up a pay-per chat with me, try to convince me to join in their affairs, then I can write about it. Great material maybe, but theres something about thats just so deceptive about it. Sure, Ive been faking cybersex ecstasy for years in the name of research, but this is different. Or something.
It bothers me in general that people on Ashley Madison are lying to someone, even when it isnt me. So Id hate to continue the loop of hypocrisy. Then again, if I sit around on the site and hope someone hits on me, am I really doing any better? I guess the ideal would be if someone messaged me, insisted on meeting me despite the fact that Im a researcher, and then: tada, story! Anyone want to play that part?
Tuesday, August 26
Updates from the land of my potential cybersex partners:
- I got the following message from a user on Beautiful Stranger the other day: "Will u please cyber me on yahoo messenger?" While it makes me cringe, it also makes me giggle, because it implies cybersex is something you do to someone else, like giving head or possibly a massage which, it should be noted, it isnt. Sorry, buddy. When I open a cybersex parlor, Ill let you know.
- A cute British boy has been cybersex propositioning me on OkCupid. True, I cant hear his sexy accent over text chat, but Id know it was there. We havent found an opportunity to hook up yet (eight hours time difference will do that) but Im looking forward to this one being just for me: no faking, no recording, just enjoying.
- Apparently I cant bring myself to jump this real-life boy Im dating (no, hes not a cybersex partner, but I did meet him online) without the help of alcohol. We went on one date, had too much to drink, and promptly made out in an alley. Ive seen him twice since, both times in the light of day, and absolutely nothing has happened. Im talking no touching, no kissing, nothing. Most likely Im sending immensely mixed signals. I do like him and think hes pretty it just takes me a little while to get comfy. Actually, after our last date, I wrote him an email explaining all that, since Im too chicken to do it in person. What I forgot was the internet was out in his apartment. Now I get to sit around and see if/when he gets the message. Ah, the awkward suspense of the World Wide Web.
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I remember your initial posting and photos. I'm sorry. I will say that at this point, your skin does look much better than it did right after the 2nd treatment - thank god. I don't think you will have any permanent discolorations and marks, and I'm very glad you are using Retin A and HQ - those will both be extremely helpful. Continue using your sunscreen daily too. Marks like those you received after your second treatment can take several months to resolve, but based on what I saw in your most recent photo, I think you are looking good and I'd continue what you're doing now. If you paid in full for a series and didn't complete everything, I'd assume you could get back at least what you didn't use, but you'll have to ask the providing physician for his or her stance on that. Give your face some time to heal though; I think it's looking much better and things should settle down over the next few months.
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"Way above their class" is an understatement. My friends and I thought this demo was the most impressive and best sounding of the entire show! The fact that the loudspeakers are what you see above is not only impressive, but well neigh unbelivable! Just don't get greedy Wendell. ;)
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When I went into the Magnepan room at T.H.E. Show, the speakers were hidden behind a curtain. Magnepan's Wendell Diller ushered me into the sweet spot and started playing some sounds on the all-Bryston front-end: BCD-1 CD player (which LKG raves about in our February 2009 issue), BP-26 preamp, and a pair of 7B-SST monoblocks.
Hmm. The sound was spacious, with a well-defined soundstage. The balance was a little lightweight, though lows extended down to the mid-bass. The system was having to work hard to produce high spls, as the Bryston amps' red clip LEDs were occasionally flashing on snare-drum transients, but there was no other signs of strain.
Imagine my surprise when Mark Winey drew back the curtain to reveal a pair of these tiny panels that he is holding in the photo. Yes, they were being helped out below 300Hz by a Magnepan subwoofer module, but they were still punching way above their class, Provisionally dubbed the "Mini Maggie," the speaker combines a ribbon tweeter with a small Magneplanar panel. Price is still to be decided, but the Mini would make a superb desktop speaker,
Very interesting and clever. Maggies provide so much value for money it's nice to know these minis won't cost $3500!John, could you please explain what you meant by the balance being a little lightweight? Did you mean high to low frequency balance or ???Thanks,Stephen
Simply stunning! This is the real musically correct playback system which brings me the joyfulness back to me.I enjoyed the demo with my son (who plays guitar in a band) and hope the pricing is not stunning also! Did a good job, Maggie~
Mini Maggies used as surround speakers maybe??? I have Magneplaner 1.6 QR's as main speakers. Great for 2 channel music listening, but not for HT. I have expensive, but totally different ( and therefore totally mismatched) surround speakers. The lack of timbre is way too much to overcome. The bedroom's little SONY HT in a box sounds better. Any possibilities here?
I've been following the CES reports on the "Mini Maggies" and have been waiting for a system like this forever. I've had SMGb's in the past as well as Acoustat 2+2's and appreciate these kind of designs. They aren't for everyone and not as flexible for the masses as conventional designs, but provided they're respectfully given the proper environment, truly have unmatched capabilities. With the precedence set by the MMG-W's at a real-world working man's price, this diminutive size should also follow a similar pricing scheme given it's even smaller yet. As the first post said, one can only hope that the manufacturer will be reasonable. Of course that's subjective, isn't it? Since no one has offered any "suggestions" for Magnapan to ponder, I'd seriously consider $500-$600 including subwoofer as reasonable. Any more and I'm afraid it's just another expensive small speaker system with a twist. Will be interesting to see who the intened ma


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Could your dog be a blood donor?
Posted February 3, 2012
Veterinary medicine is becoming increasingly sophisticated and offers innovative and exciting ways to prolong and enhance the lives of companion animals. Medical procedures and surgeries, such as emergency and internal medicine, critical care, oncology, and orthopedic and soft-tissue surgery are on the rise. As a result of these advancements, the demand for canine blood transfusions has increased sharply. As such, canine blood donation has become more imperative and topical than ever.
The development and maintenance of canine blood banks is a relatively new phenomenon, as are efforts to make blood products widely available to veterinarians. Before regional canine blood banks, veterinarians whose patients required blood had to rely on their own dogs or those of a colleague or client. While there are few national animal blood banks, the ever-increasing need for canine blood and blood products has resulted in several regional programs, including banks in Maryland, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Colorado, California, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.
Canine blood banks, much like human blood banks, rely on the generous donations of volunteers who meet blood donation requirements. Some regional blood banks, such as California's Hemopet, rely on resident canine donors that are housed in on-site kennels. Often, resident canine donors are retired racing Greyhounds and dogs from local shelters who would have otherwise been euthanized. Other regional blood banks, including the University of Pennsylvania's Penn Animal Blood Bank (PABB), utilize their own Bloodmobiles, which are used for blood drives from veterinary hospitals and breed and other dog clubs.
According to the National Canine Cancer Foundation, there are essentially two types of blood donation programs, "Full Pint," and "Half Pint." While dogs of various sizes and breeds can meet donor requirements, their weight determines which donation program they will be placed into once they meet the basic behavioral and health criteria required of all donors. All prospective canine donors must be calm, friendly, and obedient; donors should also be receptive to strangers, cooperative without their owner(s) present, and comfortable being handled physically and examined.
Similar to their human counterparts, in order to be eligible to donate blood, dogs must be in general good health. To this end, donors must be current on their required vaccinations, including distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, hepatitis, and rabies; they must also be free of any medications other than flea, tick, and heartworm preventative. Dogs who have received blood transfusions and/or those with heart murmurs or other cardiac conditions are ineligible to donate blood. For female dogs, some programs include no history of pregnancy in their eligibility requirements. Age and weight requirements vary slightly from across programs, typically ranging from one to nine years of age and thirty-five to fifty pounds or more without being overweight.
After meeting the basic requirements and before the donation process is underway, dogs are given a complete physical, blood chemistry profile and complete blood count. Prospective donors are also screened for other possible conditions like Brucellosis, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and Lyme Disease.
The procedure of canine blood donation is a fairly simple and straightforward process. Blood donation typically lasts between fifteen and thirty minutes. Dogs are gently placed on their sides atop comfortable bedding and soothed while the area on and around their jugular vein is cleaned and prepped. Once the area has been sterilized and, if necessary, clipped or shaved, blood is then drawn through a needle into a sterile collection set. After the blood has been collected, dogs are given belly rubs, and edible treats and/or IV fluids help hydrate and replace blood lost during the procedure; they also sometimes receive bandannas, ID tags, collars, or toys.
Once the blood has been collected, it is spin-processed in a centrifuge and separated into components. White and red blood cells, platelets, and plasma comprise canine blood; the most common canine blood transfusions utilize red blood cells and plasma.
Each blood component has its own unique healing properties. Red blood cell transfusions are useful when treating anemia, cancer-related blood loss, and to supplement the body's waning production of red blood cells as a result of illness such as bone marrow disease. Plasma is rich in anti-coagulants and proteins. As a result, plasma transfusions are used to treat ailments such as internal bleeding, deadly canine diseases such as Parvo, inherited bleeding disorders, and hemophilia.
Just as people have blood types, so too do dogs. Rather than blood "types," however, canine blood varieties are commonly referred to as "groups." Dogs have over a dozen different blood groups, six of which are fairly common. Both humans and dogs can be classified as universal donors based on their type or group. Roughly forty percent of dogs belong to the universal donor group. Blood from dogs belonging to the universal donor group is compatible with any prospective recipient's blood. Because dogs, just like humans, can suffer adverse reactions to transfused blood from dogs with different types than their own, dogs with the universal blood group are ideal donors.
The benefits owners receive from enrolling their pet(s) in blood donor programs far outweigh any disadvantages. Some canine donors, like humans, may experience soreness or minor swelling at the site, yet most can resume their normal routines within a day of donating. In addition to the personal satisfaction owners likely receive from knowing their dog's blood donation will help save other dogs' lives, owners often receive tangible benefits as well. Owners often save on preventative care or receive reimbursement toward future care; they also benefit from extensive blood screening and typing. These procedures are otherwise expensive and offer owners valuable medical information about their pets which could be useful or necessary in emergencies. Furthermore, many blood banks offer owners free food, veterinary services, and free lifetime blood transfusions for the donor and/or other pets in the donor's household.
While canine blood donor requirements vary across states and programs, the need is constant.
Canine blood donation benefits both owners and canine recipients. If owners are interested in possibly enrolling their pet(s) in a blood donation program, they should contact their local veterinarian, veterinary school, or emergency veterinary clinic for more information.


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What happens when you get two 70-something former CFL greats in a room? Well, apparently they fight.
Once-quarterback Joe Kapp and former defensive tackle (and wrestler) Angelo Mosca found themselves in a full-on fight last Friday night at a Canadian Football League banquet being held in Vancouver, British Columbia. The fight was caught on tape and has since gone viral – hundreds of thousands of people have viewed the video (you can find it on YouTube). While one may think this was just a scuffle, Kapp and Mosca went at it full force, and Kapp brought Mosca, who had a cane (and proceeded to swing it at his opponent), to the ground. Mosca is 74 years old and Kapp is 73.
"How does it look? Good or bad?" Kapp asked The San Francisco Chronicle on Monday after arriving home from Vancouver. "Ed Nemir, the old boxing coach at Cal, would have been proud of that right cross. He kind of wanted me out for the team, but I was busy playing basketball." He later added, "There was a flower arrangement on the table – I took the flowers up and started to hand it to him on the stage. I was attempting to make peace with the flower arrangement. I'm not proud of it. I did not start it. I never started a fight in my life. Quarterbacks are supposed to be smarter than that. And I didn't start this one."
The two 1960s' football stars were being honoured at the lunch, which was held to help the league raise money to help former CFL players suffering from the long-term effects of concussions and debilitating injuries. Both Kapp and Mosca quickly left after the fight.


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NEW! Study Visit to the Prisons of Panama
Within the framework of the Security Cooperation Project with Panama (SECOPA), funded by the European Union and implemented by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime for Central America and the Caribbean in Panama (UNODC ROPAN), a national internship was held with the participation of all prison managers and heads of department of the Prison System, with the aim of sharing the best practices on prison management in the field.
In addition, the set of priorities and work plans of the different departments of the Directorate General of Prisons were presented. This innovative experience allowed the Prison Training Academy to gather important input and needs in the field, in order to elaborate the training plan for the upcoming months.
Beautiful products made by prisoners around the world
Throughout the photographic synthesis of the products made by prisoners is notorious how providing prisoners with useful skills can help them achieve a life without crime on their release and prevent re-offending.
This video shows several products made in different prisons around the world within the framework of technical assistance projects that UNODC provides to United Nations' Member States. Among the products presented, it can be appreciated a beautiful backpack made with "mola" (a form of textile art made entirely by hand, originally from the Guna ethnicity of Panama) by women inmates of the Women's Rehabilitation Center of Panama (CEFERE) in one of the production workshops financed by UNODC ROPAN.
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Implementing Prison Reform in Panama
In response to the commitment and willingness of the Panamanian State, UNODC has been implementing the project 'Supporting prison reform in Panama' since October 2010. The project's main objectives are: to develop a comprehensive reform strategy aimed at the humanization of prison conditions and the professionalization of prison staff; and to contribute to the achievement of Panama's goal of having a modern, effective and efficient prison service in line with international standards.
This video highlights the achievements made by the Panamanian Prison System through the technical and financial support of this project implemented by the UNODC Regional Office for Central America and the Caribbean in Panama (UNODC ROPAN).


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Best-selling thriller author Ian Rankin has written a novella to accompany the new "crime noir" Rory Gallagher compilation album, Kickback City.
Illustrated by graphic artist Timothy Truman, the 44-page The Lie Factory has been influenced by Gallagher's songwriting and the late musician's love of thrillers.
Released on October 28, Kickback City will also include an audio version of The Lie Factory, read by Aidan Quinn.
Rebus author Rankin said: "I was approached by Rory's brother Donal Gallagher who asked if I knew that Rory was a big fan of crime fiction? And of course when you look at it, the songs, the lyrics and especially the titles: Kickback City, Continental Op (the title of a Dashiell Hammett book), it all makes sense.
"Donal mentioned that he was thinking of putting together an album of Rory's songs that are to do with crime and thriller elements and asked if I wanted to get involved. It was great fun and writing the story for the Rory Gallagher album was just obvious to me. It would be noir, the classic Raymond Chandler or Philip Marlowe private eye."
Graphic artist Truman, who has worked for DC Comics and The Grateful Dead, said: "I turned on to Rory's work in 1973 when I was a junior in high school in West Virginia. One Friday night, I turned on [TV show] Don Kirshner's Rock Concert and that's when I first saw Rory. He immediately blew me away. I thought he was the greatest guitarist and performer I'd ever seen and I've been a devoted follower of his music ever since."
Rankin joked: "If this album ends up in Rebus's record collection, I could end up writing a story in which Rebus takes out this album and sits reading an Ian Rankin story whilst listening to a Rory Gallagher album."


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What should USF football have done about Connor Rafferty?
The biggest surprise of the day: USF pulled its scholarship offer from Robinson LT Connor Rafferty, his mother told our Joey Knight. A snippet from his story:
Tracy Rafferty told the Times early Monday morning that new Bulls offensive coordinator Walt Wells informed Rafferty by phone around 10:30 on Sunday evening. Rafferty's dad, Robin, called Wells back and was told Connor wasn't in the plans of new Bulls coach Willie Taggart's staff, Tracy Rafferty said.
"He said it would be in Connor's best interest if he were to pursue other offers at this time," Tracy Rafferty said.
"He said that they looked at film and they compared him with other offers they had, and that he was on the list but they didn't think they would get to him. So he said in his professional opinion, it would be in his best interest to pursue any other offers he would have."
Stories like this one are part of the underbelly of recruiting.
It's tough for Rafferty, who was a strong USF commit who stopped going to other camps. His loyalty wasn't rewarded – now he has three weeks until signing day to find a college home. I remember a five-star player a few years ago saying he would stay in touch with many of the coaches recruiting him, even after he committed, just in case something happened. I'm not criticizing Rafferty, but there's a lesson to be learned.
USF wasn't in an easy situation, either. When new coaches enter, they bring different evaluation techniques, different styles and different systems. Maybe Rafferty would have worked fine under Skip Holtz, but not under the new regime. If that's the case, then the Bulls have an obligation to find the right player for them. If offensive line woes give USF problems and led to losing records in the coming years, loyalty to Rafferty wouldn't have kept coaches from losing their jobs. That said, if the new staff is focused on recruiting the heck out of Tampa Bay, burning a bridge to Robinson isn't a good start.
This is bad all around, like the USC issue that had some people upset with Leon McQuay III. What's the solution? An early signing period? Nothing?


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Kovno (Feb. 10)
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
A Rabbinical Council for the administration of Jewish religious affairs in the Republic of Lithuania was established by the Lithuanian government.
The Council has approached the Minister of Foreign Affairs and diplomatic representatives, asking for permission for the Agunoth, women whose husbands went abroad during the war and post-war period, to emigrate. There are a large number of Agunoth in Lithuania.
The Rabbinical Council has also decided to ask the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States to present to the Washington authorities the plight of the Jewish women in Lithuania who are separated from their husbands by the operation of the quota law.


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Hello, I hope this letter finds you well. I would like to introduce myself. My name is James Siekbert Jr. I am the pastor of Chippewa Lake Baptist Church. I am the second of 7 children born to Jim and Judy Siekbert in Cincinnati, Ohio. Growing up in Milford, Ohio my family attended the First Baptist Church where Dr. Charles Keen was Pastor. I received Jesus Christ as my Saviour there as a young person and surrendered to preach as a teen. God used the messages, the opportunities for service, the missions emphasis and Bible printing emphasis to greatly influence my life. I attended Tennessee Temple University and learned under the ministry of Dr. Lee Roberson where I further grew in the Lord. I married my wife, Debbie in 1981. We will be married for 34 years in June. We have 4 daughters and 2 sons, a daughter-in-law, three son-in-laws and 6 grandsons. I have pastored at CLBC for 25 years. We are a friendly church located 4.5 miles south of Medina Square. We are a church that believes in the transforming power of Jesus Christ and we are a church that believes in the power of God's word.
I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to worship with us. Whether you are a new follower of Christ, a Christian looking for a loving church home or just curious about the Jesus of the Bible, we would love to have you visit us! Our church is a church of diversity; families, single parents, college and career age, teenagers, children and the list goes on, but we are all one family that worships God together. The worship service is exciting yet, God-pleasing. Whether it be our Kids for Christ for k4-6th grade, or maybe the Youth Ministry for all 7th – 12th grade or even the Solid Rockers group for mature adults, there is certainly a place for you and your family to experience the love of Jesus.
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SPRING HILL — Throughout preseason tryouts and conditioning, Frank Hynes, the football coach at Explorer K-8 School, would preach about how he wanted his players to feel the excitement of walking off the gridiron with victory in hand.
It was something neither he nor any of his players in the previous two seasons had experienced.
The Bobcats first began playing in 2008, when Explorer K-8 opened in Spring Hill, and Hynes, a former player at Hofstra University, was named the coach after a stint at J.D. Floyd K-8 School.
Along with athletic director Chris Ridenour, Hynes knew that building a football program would be an uphill battle, but never did he think that it would take 21/2 years for the team to notch its first win.
Parrott and Powell have been the dominant middle school teams in Hernando County for the past few years. However, even West Hernando, Challenger K-8 and Fox Chapel had found ways to defeat the listless Bobcats.
"It's been difficult, it really has," Ridenour said. "The biggest hurdle you have to overcome is kids' confidence. There are some that have been there since they were sixth-graders and have lost games 60-0. They get a stigma attached to them."
At first, 2010 seemed no different. While the roster included some talented young players, the emotional burden of playing for the winless program seemed more strenuous than anything. Getting over the hump would not be easy.
In its opener against Fox Chapel at Springstead High School, Explorer couldn't muster much offense and fell to the Tigers, 14-6. The six points scored against Fox Chapel was an offensive explosion compared to the next two games, as the Bobcats fell in consecutive shutouts to Challenger, 15-0, and Parrott, 30-0.
Despite the lopsided final score, the Parrott game is where Ridenour believes the team felt a momentum shift. Although they didn't make a dent on the scoreboard, he said, the Bobcats held their own in the first half, and the team felt like it belonged on the same field as the defending county champions.
"When it was 8-0 at halftime, our kids knew they could play with them," Ridenour said. "They were hanging with the best team in the county. (The Leopards) wore us out, but that first half was an emotional victory for us."
Explorer carried the positive feelings into the following week's rematch with Fox Chapel, and the results of this tussle with the Tigers couldn't have been more different than the first time around.
The Bobcats scored 28 points, while the defense almost held its opponent in check. Explorer tailback Robert Holdway (two touchdown runs and more than 100 yards rushing) was a force running the ball behind what had been a weak offensive line. On defense, linebacker Mike McDonald (three fumble recoveries) wreaked havoc all night in the backfield.
Both Holdway and McDonald are eighth-graders who have been on the squad for all three seasons. McDonald is a captain who started at quarterback the past two years, but switched to the defensive side of the ball this year. He has since become one of the best linebackers in the county.
The most important thing was that the Bobcats players, coaches, faculty and fans all experienced something on Oct. 12 they never had before — a 28-8 victory.
"It was an awesome feeling," Hynes said. "It was one of the best feelings I've had in my whole life. I've played ball all the way up through college, and my (father) coached for years, but I just felt so good for this group that they could move this team from basically nothing to where they are now."
And it's far from over. With four games left in this season, the coaching staff has the players' sights set on a possible winning campaign.
After that, the hope is that 2010 will become a springboard for 2011. Hynes knows that there is a lot to look forward to on the horizon.
"Confidence is a weird thing in sports," the coach said. "It becomes addictive. We have a great nucleus of players here that is seeing that hard work pays off, and our (junior varsity) team is loaded with talent."
If more success follows, everyone no doubt will look back to October 2010 as the point where the program was transformed from a group of also-rans to contenders.


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The six-figure partnership, negotiated by Anthony Hogg, sponsorship and promotions executive at TalkSport, and David Vincent, MindShare Performance business director, features BP Ultimate sponsoring an on-air feature called BP Ultimate Performance of the Month. It will run during the Ian Wright and Adrian Durham afternoon show.
The show will be a weekly discussion to find the top performance across sporting and popular culture, culminating in listeners voting for who they think deserves the title.


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Friday, Feb. 15, noon. The Woodland Senior Center Computer Club, Inc., will hold open computer labs until 3 p.m. at the Senior Center, 2001 East St., and any adult in Yolo County may use computers and printers for $1 payable at check-in, plus 5 cents per printed page. Regular club meetings are every fourth Monday of the month except December. Questions may be answered by leaving a message at 662-9598 if not answered on the website, www.wsccc.com.
Friday, Feb. 15, 7 p.m. The Woodland Fraternal Order of Eagles 2345 Ladies Auxiliary will be hosting the Friday Pumphouse dinner. A donation of $9 for adults and $5 for children under 12 is requested. The Social Room will open at 3 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The Eagles Hall is located on Highway 16 1/4 mile west of Raley's.
Saturday, Feb. 16, 6 p.m. The Woodland Music Boosters' Annual Valentine Jazz Dinner Dance will be held at the Elks Lodge, 500 Bush St., Woodland. There will be a no-host bar followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Dancing will follow the dinner and the music will be provided by the Jazz Ensembles from both Pioneer and Woodland High Schools. Tickets may be purchased at Watermelon Music, 527 Main St., Woodland; or reserve a full table for 8-10 people by calling 662-3386. The cost per ticket is $37.50. Woodland Music Boosters, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting music in all the schools of Woodland.
Sunday, Feb. 17, 8 a.m. The Woodland Chapter Order of DeMolay is holding a Sweetheart Waffle Breakfast until 1 p.m. at the Woodland Masonic Center, 228 Palm Ave., Woodland. The cost is $9 per person. For information, call 219-3181.
Tuesday, Feb. 19. Today is the deadline to obtain tickets for the City of Woodland's 2013 Community Service Award Dinner scheduled for 6 p.m., Friday, Feb. 22, at the Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. The awards will honor Romeo Losoya, Julie Mast, Larry Miller, Linda Nantz and Community Care Car. The cost for the dinner is $25 per person (includes tax and tip). Purchase tickets in advance by contacting Jennifer Robinson at 661-5800. A limited number of tickets will be sold after Feb. 19, for $30 on a first come, first serve basis.
Friday, Feb. 22, 4 p.m. The Woodland Police Department is holding a swearing-in ceremony for Officer Brandon Swonger. The ceremony will be held at the Woodland City Council Chambers, 300 First St.