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Streets Ahead of Rovers, Nope!
Clint shares his views on the opinion held by quite a few Tottenham Hotspur fans on the obvious gap (or lack of) in terms of quality and performance between the sides.
After the discussions about the supposed differences' between Blackburn Rovers and Tottenham Hotspur I thought I'd do a little digging into the matter.
My best mate is a Spurs fan and as you can imagine there are a few heated debates at times but generally the banter is all good-natured. However after a few of the comments I have read from alleged 'real' Spurs fans giving off how much better they are than the small town club I got to thinking.
Now I have nothing against folk thinking their team is better than anyone else, there are a lot of the Spurs fans that have been giving credible discussions this week and after all Blackburn fans I'm sure do it with teams like Burnley and Bolton and vice versa but do when those 'real' fans do not even have the decency to take into consideration another team that is, well if we are a small town club, punching above it weight. I am sick of that type of fan lording it over Rovers, its something I'd expect of the new wave Chelsea fans lol. Now this type of thing goes on in football granted, after all there is a certain team called Arsenal hanging about!!
So as I have said this is a run down of Spurs' supposed dominance over the 'minnows' from Lancashire.
2005-2006 Season
5th - Spurs (P 38 W18 D11 L9 F53 A38 Pts 65)
6th - Rovers (P38 W19 D6 L13 F51 A42 Pts 63)
2004-2005 Season
9th - Spurs (P38 W14 D10 L14 F47 A41 Pts 52)
15th - Rovers (P38 W9 D15 L14 F32 A43 Pts 42)
2003-2004 Season
14th - Spurs (P38 W13 D6 L19 F47 A57 Pts 45)
15th - Rovers (P38 W12 D8 L18 F51 A59 Pts 44)
2002-2003 Season
6th - Rovers (P38 W16 D12 L10 F52 A43 Pts 60)
10th - Spurs (P38 W14 D8 L16 F51 A62 Pts 50)
2001-2002 Season
9th - Spurs (P38 W14 D8 L16 F49 A53 Pts 50)
10th - Rovers (P38 W12 D10 L16 F55 A51 Pts 46)
You tell me, apart from 1 relegation, 2nd place in the league and a Premier League title (seasons I did not go into, just because I couldn't be bothered) can somewhere tell me the outstanding difference between these two very good teams that try to play the game of football in the rite manner…
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PLAINVIEW HIGH parking stickers will be sold on Thursday, Aug. 24, (seniors only) starting at noon and Friday, Aug. 25, at noon for juniors and sophomores. Selling will end at 4 p.m. both days. Students must have their license and tag number and they may not buy for anyone else.
A 12-HOUR Mental Health First Aid Course will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. 5, 12, and 26 at Tommy Lewis Industries, 208 S. Columbia. It will be facilitated by Ron Trusler and Kay Brotherton. Cost is $25 per person, CEUs will be available, and the deadline to register is noon Aug. 29. Call Ron Trusler at 293-2636 for information.
Hale Center Meals on Wheels will benefit from proceeds of the "Blue & Gold(en)" Supper from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 25, at the Senior Citizens Center, 416 W. Second St. in Hale Center. Admission will be by donation for the brisket with all the trimmings meal. Takeout trays also will be available.
County Judge Bill Coleman of Plainview will provide musical entertainment from 6-7:30 p.m. Drawings will be held for two $250 gift cards, from Brown Pharmacy and Lowe's Pay & Save. Tickets are $5 each or six for $25.
The Post-Abortion Bible study "Beauty for Ashes" will begin Thursday, Sept. 13, from 7-9 p.m. This study will run for nine weeks at Compassionate Care Pregnancy Center, 1209 Quincy St. It is free and confidential. Call 296-5000 for more information or to register.
South Plains College Plainview Center will host open registration for the fall semester from 5-6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Classes begin Aug. 27. Late registration will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 27 and 28. New classes include Introduction to Wind Energy, Robotics, DC/AC Circuits, and Digital Fundamentals. For more information, contact the SPC Plainview Center at 806-296-9611, ext. 4302 or 4304, or stop by the center at 1920 W. 24th St.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church in Kress will host its annual Jamaica from noon-8 p.m. Sunday on the church grounds at 610 S. Dudley. It will feature music, lots of food and games for children.
THE PHS Class of 1987 will have a Bring Your Own Picnic event at 11 a.m. Saturday at Kidsville, weather permitting, for classmates and their families. An adult-only dinner will be at 7 p.m. Saturday at Monterrey's Little Mexico Restaurant. Cost is $15, which includes fajita bar, soft drinks and gratuity. Call Debra Juarez Gonzales at 325-338-7256. Information about the reunion is on Facebook under 1987 Class Reunion.
PANDOMANIA, a back-to-school celebration, will be held from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Gethsemane Baptist Church, 10th and Utica. It will be a day filled with games, food and fun with free backpacks to the first 100 to register. Parents must be present to register their children.
PHS Class of 2002 10-Year High School Reunion has been set for Sept. 21-22. Visit www.phs2002reunion.com for more information.
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THE LITERARY LUNCH Bunch will meet at noon Aug. 28 in the Van Howeling School of Education, Room 104 on the Wayland campus. A light lunch will be provided by Wayland.
Books to be discussed are: "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson; "Ivanhoe" by Sir Walter Scott; "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" by Jonathan Safran Foer; "Radical" by David Platt; "God's Secretaries" by Adam Nicolson; "Passage of Power" by Robert A. Caro" and "Mud Girl" by Alison Acheson. Participants may read one or all of the books.
Big Brothers Big Sisters will host the Second Annual Golf for Kids' Sake on Saturday, Sept. 22, at the Plainview Country Club.
The tournament will start with a morning tee time at 8 a.m. Registration beings at 7 a.m. and it's a four-man scramble. The tournament will include door prizes; prizes for closest to the pin and longest drive. Also, prizes for first, second and third place A and B teams and the overall last place team.
The cost is $75 per player or $300 per team, which includes lunch, access to beverage cart and a tournament shirt.
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Sherrod Harris: The Way It Really Was as a QB at Texas, in His Own WordsSeptember 12, 2011
One of my favorite things to do is go to the Texas Longhorn spring game with my wife every year. We reflect on the season that was and get a chance to see what kind of season that might be with all the new incoming freshman talent that has come on to campus.
We watch the veteran players take charge of the field and direct the younger guys to their spots. We listen to the old men of Texas past telling their stories and remembering the great players that graced the field and paved the way for the players of today. It's one of the great traditions and rituals that my wife and I share and hope to continue until we're those old people sitting in the stands, telling our stories as the younger people laugh at us and think how cute we are.
While my wife and I sit there watching the guys do their thing, we both make our picks of a freshman that we think is going to be a difference-maker and eventually an impact player. We don't always agree on who we think that player is going to be, but every now and then the stars align just right and we both agree on the same player.
In the spring game of 2006, coming off the high of winning a National Championship, we sat in the stands along with about 40,000 other fans and watched three young quarterbacks start sharing time in a competition for the starting job. Those quarterbacks were Colt McCoy, John Chiles and Sherrod Harris.
At the end of that game, it was evident to everyone that Colt had an edge in the competition, but what my wife and I both agreed on was that Sherrod was going to be great when he got his shot. Little did we know that injuries and, in my opinion, bad decisions—and not on Sherrod's part—would keep him from getting to showcase his abilities.
As I've said in my first article with Brian Robison, social networking has given me an opportunity to meet and talk to people I would probably never get to talk to in everyday life. I started following Sherrod on Twitter as a fan, and got to know him as a person. I hope he knows that I consider him a friend now and that is much more important. I'm still a fan, but for much different reasons than his ability to play ball.
After a few months of getting to know one another, I got the nerve to ask Sherrod if he would grant me an interview to tell his side of the story. I couldn't have been happier when he said yes and feel extremely honored to bring it to you.
Sherrod was highly recruited coming out of Bowie High School in Arlington Texas. He was 6'2'', 206 lbs, had a 4.0 GPA and scored 1310 on his SATs. It's not hard to see why most schools in the country were knocking on his door.
So what was his favorite part of the recruitment process?
"My favorite experience was just getting the opportunity to meet all the other players from across the country. When you take your visits (unofficial/official) you go at the same time as players from across the county who may or may not eventually play against. You get the chance to build relationships that you may not have been able to build had you not taken your visits. That was my favorite part. Just visiting universities and learning about them as I mostly knew about their athletic programs."
During your recruitment, you were offered scholarships by what seems like every school in Division I. Your top seven were LSU, Stanford, Texas, Oklahoma State, Georgia Tech, Florida State, and Notre Dame. When did you know that the University of Texas is where you wanted to enroll and play your college ball?
"I was offered by many schools, it helps that I did well in school. When you play quarterback the depth chart is a little more important when picking a school because there aren't very many snaps to go around and this is relayed to us at damn near every school."
"Ryan Perrilloux's decision weighed quite heavily on whether or not I went to LSU. Both the Texas and LSU coaching staffs were very interested in what he was going to do and so was I. Ryan committed to Texas when I was taking quite a long look at LSU because Les Miles and my family had built quite a relationship as he had coached a couple of my close friends. Ryan ended up changing his mind on the last day which created a better looking depth chart at UT."
"Walt Harris was the head coach at Stanford and I had grown very fond of him while during my talks with Stanford. He ended up losing his job, making me stop looking at them."
"When it came to Oklahoma State, I lost a little interest when Coach Miles left. A lot of the guys from the DFW area were talking about going and we always talked about playing with each other. Peer pressure from athletes in my area dictated this idea alone."
"A former high school teammate of mine, Brad Sellers, was at Georgia Tech at the time of my recruitment. Brad put me in front of the coaches and players as often as he could. I was in Atlanta and on my visit when I fell in love with this girl at Clark." He laughs. "Not literally, but I would've went there for her. I was 17 at the time, don't judge me. The QB depth chart looked really good and they were finding their identity at the time, plus Calvin Johnson was on the outside."
"Florida State was a childhood favorite, that's all. It ended up being way too far."
"When Notre Dame fired Tyrone Willingham I definitely wasn't going to go there if he wasn't the coach!"
"When it came to Texas, Coach Chambers, alongside former high school teammates Ryan Palmer and Brandon Foster, put the fullcourt press on me and made me feel very welcome. Quan Cosby treated me like I was already there and would make sure I was taken care of all the time. Coach Davis accepted me for who I was and knew very much about my personality because I had known Coach Chambers since I was in middle school. It's the state of Texas. The only reason I really needed. I felt like this was my state. I wanted to be good in my state."
Going into your senior year of high school, Rivals.com had you ranked as a 3-star recruit. Did you feel that that was a fair/accurate ranking?
"I felt disrespected for about a day the Jason Suchomel told me why. Our team was not very good when I was playing at Bowie and although I put up some numbers, we didn't win enough games. At the camps when I was one on one with anyone, everyone realized that I was able to compete against anyone, so I didn't have a problem with the ranking. As long as I got the opportunity to battle against a guy that they ranked as a 5-star, I could prove my self-worth, and I did more often than not."
What is your first memory after national signing day and stepping on the UT campus as a student athlete?
"My first memory is moving into the dorms that summer and going into Gregory Gym to bust my teammates' ass in basketball. We weren't going to get to do football stuff for the first week plus school didn't start for another week so we were just at the pool, in the gym, or at frat parties. It was fun. Our freshman class (the troublesome) '06 class was quite close. It just seemed whenever we lost a couple of them to issues, that we all felt it."
"We all talked before we got to campus and we were the class after the National Championship, so we felt like we were supposed to be 'The Class.' The loss of Rob Jo, James Hen, Brian Ellis, Roy Watts, Jamarcus and Jevan hit us all. Those are my first memories, that and the Ohio State game at home, it was my first night game."
My wife and I were at the spring game where you and John Chiles were competing so fiercely for the backup position at the time. What were you feeling going into the locker room at the end of that scrimmage as far as your chances of making the No. 2 spot?
"I hadn't practiced much that spring. He [John Chiles] was the hottest name in camp that year and the coaches wanted to see what they had. I got about 35 percent of the second team plays as the coaches analyzed John. Most of the plays I had ran in practice were running plays. Both of us [Chiles and I] didn't do many pass plays in practice. At the end of the scrimmage I felt that I had done well. I thought that I had proved that even with little preparation I could go out there and compete."
"Coaches told me that they didn't know that I was that fast and I was thinking, 'I was running all over the defense when we battled the first team last semester.' Oh well, we have our meetings and Coach says he likes what I bring to the table but feels John has more potential as he is faster than me. I completely understand that. He tells me that I'm third string and that they were going to give him most of the reps during two-a-days. It was what it was."
I know how concerned I and most of Longhorn Nation were when we heard that you had been injured. Following that injury, what was your initial thought that went through your mind concerning your collegiate career?
"Yeah, the injury set me back. Hurt very much so. I had finally fought my way back into the second-string spot and was having a really good camp when a freak accident happened and one of my best friends, Lamar Houston, was pushed back into my knee cap right as I threw the ball. Excruciating! Coach Davis tried to talk to me and I couldn't hear a damn thing he was saying. It was horrible."
"The initial thought was,'Damn, I've felt this pain before. I wonder which ligament I tore now.' I was sure I was done. After that injury we started off slow as a team and struggled out of the gate but we had a game against Rice coming up and we were expected to handle business. So, I was told that I couldn't lose my job through injury, yet I expected for John to have played at some time already but we didn't beat Arkansas State as handedly and TCU played us really hard, so this Rice game I was healthy again and I was finally able to take part in a little bit of practice."
"Once we had eventually established a solid lead they called John and I over stating that one of us would be going into the game...eventually he [John] was called first and I was asked to hand the ball off and take a knee at the end. It was pretty much a wrap for that year for me, so I really started thinking about academics."
After you went through all the rehab and strength training in order to recover from your knee injury and get ready for the following football season, do you feel you were given a fair opportunity to make a run at the backup position or even the starting job?
"I don't believe there was going to be an opportunity for a chance at the starting job. I mean Colt [McCoy] had proved himself time and time again and showed that he was able to withstand the punishment of a full season. As far as the backup job, I went about two years without practicing except when we had open practice, which was within the first two practices."
"Other than that I would just sit off the the side and watch. They had fully committed to John and it was my job to understand that. Struggled with it but I understood it. I sat there and did my job, which was to clap and to make sure I knew all of the plays, while backing up Jordan Shipley as the holder. I was pretty much simply a specialist for those two years. We had two other guys at the time, GJ Kinne and Trevor Walker, who took care of the scout team.
"You really only ever really have a first team and a second team when you're running your offense, so I was merely the 'odd man out.' To ask if I was given a fair opportunity may not be the best question when looking at my situation because you can't look at it that way. The coaches rated it differently and from their ratings which were potential, John's ceiling was higher than mine. They said we were different like an argument between apples and oranges.
"While the way I played placed me into the category of Colt's and John's into Vince Young's. I completely understood that comparison. Did I agree with what they said, maybe not, but it was about what was best for the team and I was team-oriented...all the way."
Did you ever consider trying to move into another position on the field in order to see more playing time?
"Yeah, we had just had an issue at tight end and a bunch of guys had gotten hurt, but i was told that I was needed in the quarterback room because we weren't sure what was going to happen. I would be two plays away and if Colt ever went down, long term, they would like to have me there to go to. Team sport, so I wasn't going to argue that logic. It made perfect sense plus I had just seen UCLA's QB's fall victim to that."
I don't think that there was ever any doubt that you were an outstanding football player. When it became obvious to you that playing time at UT was going to be scarce at best, why didn't you transfer to a university that would have given you a better opportunity to be a starting quarterback or at least see more playing time?
"To say I attempted to leave wouldn't do it justice. After my choices were eliminated in front of me, I either had the choice to drop down to a lower division or sit here on a team that was winning hoping for my shot. I was being treated well outside of football so to go somewhere where I didn't have all of the things that I have here would be stupid but I did want to play and in the long run staying just seemed like the best choice.
"This was the best overall place for me. School, atmosphere, fan love, city, etc...all of this went into my reason's for staying. I went to Texas. I didn't want to go to Navarro for a year, Texas State, Stephen F. Austin or Blinn."
I don't know how the rest of the Longhorn Nation felt, but I know that my heart was broken when I learned that you would not be returning to the Texas football field for your final year of eligibility. Although I had my own thoughts for why you didn't return, I was hoping that you would share your reasons for not coming back for your final season.
"After the National Championship Game, I was pretty much done. It didn't play out like I would have wanted it to. I felt like the moment had passed me by. The fact that Garrett Gilbert had to come off the field after being hit awkwardly came on a 3rd down instead of a 2nd, which would have meant I would've gotten a chance to play. We lost, I felt like I had a skill set to help and was told something that didn't happen...I didn't think I wanted it anymore. I lost all interest in the game...didn't want any part of playing."
I wasn't 100 percent all in like I felt like I needed to be in order to give everything I have. The coaches came and spoke to me. They told me that most of the reps were going to the young guys and I would take care of tough situation plays like 3rd-and-long and goal-line stances since I knew the protections more than anyone else. We were changing a lot of things about this time though—similar concepts, but changing many things. More dependency on the QB than I had ever witnessed."
"I loved that kind of shit but wasn't getting to do much so I watched. I didn't get to do much at the spring game. It came and it went. The coaches told me that I was second string and that going into the summer they would need me to step up and do a lot more teaching this semester. I was over it by then. I told the coaches that I didn't really want it anymore at the beginning of June. It was best for the team that I walk away because i wasn't buying into the plans that the coaches had."
"Coach [Mack] Brown understood that, and just asked me to continue helping out and I was completely fine with that. Two-a-days were getting ready to start and the coaches asked me if I was sure. I definitely was. I had no hard feelings. All the ill feelings I had left me. It was over."
When you look back on your time at the University of Texas, do you have any regrets?
"I do have some regrets. I regret allowing my anger and competitiveness to hinder my enjoyment of the moment. I let that shit bother me to the point where I was angry with everyone because I felt like I wasn't getting my opportunity. I remember the Texas Tech game and the Kansas State game and everything is just up there. I don't have many great memories as a UT football player inside of the stadiums, but outside of it...I've enjoyed all the wonderful people I've met. It's actually the best part of the whole experience."
Other than receiving your degree, what are you most proud of while enrolled at the University of Texas?
"Well, my son was born while I was enrolled so that's going to trump everything else in my life, let alone my career at UT."
It seems to me that you are kind of the embodiment of the NCAA commercials that talk about "A lot of us will be going pro in something other than sports." What are you doing in the professional world?
"Really? The embodiment? I don't know about all that. They usually have extremely high-paying jobs in those commercials and certain specializations. I work for Sony and build computer programs. Doing grunt work mostly. It's not bad. It's a solid job right after college. I have a really cool boss, so I'm happy."
I've always wondered what it would be like to meet certain people that we consider celebrities. As much as I know that Mr. Harris would say that he isn't a celebrity, there is a certain amount of celebrity that comes with being a student athlete at the University of Texas, as well as most any university for that matter.
Since I can say that I've had the privilege to actually meeting Sherrod and in getting to spend a few hours with him, I am pleased to say that he has become one of my favorite people. His dedication and loyalty to his friends and family are things that we could all learn from.
He chooses to ride on a bus every two weeks to spend time with his son that is roughly three-and-a-half hours from his residence. Even when being offered a ride so he doesn't have to take the bus, he'll tell you that he prefers it because it gives him time to read. There are a lot of reasons that young people look up to athletes. Unfortunately our young people will probably never have a role model like Sherrod...and that is a sad thing.
Sherrod may not have many stats from his football days at Texas, but he does have a tremendous amount of character which will always be more important than anything you can accomplish in a 60-minute football game.
As you can tell from my previous articles, I usually ask what it means to a player to be a Lifetime Longhorn. I didn't necessarily feel like I needed to ask Sherrod this question for one simple reason: It didn't matter to me if he considered himself a Lifetime Longhorn, because to me, he was, he is and will always be.
We have our opinions of people sometimes without every knowing anything about them or hearing their side of things. Sherrod Harris is a good man, who has my respect and admiration for standing up for himself and not doing what wasn't in is heart to do. I wish him nothing but the very best and hope that what ever endeavour he pursues, he does with the passion and fortitude that makes him the person he is today.
If you don't already, go follow Sherrod on Twitter @SherrodHarris. You'll get to see just a little of the person that he is.
To my friend Sherrod...I hope that I may one day find myself in your trusted circle, but I'm more than happy to be in any circle that you include me in. You have taught me that being a good person is a lot easier than pretending to be. Take care, many wishes, and of course...HOOK 'EM!


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Over the last four years, when it's come to controversial outbursts or selections from a country's head coach, Peter de Villiers has comfortably sat on the throne as international Rugby's jester. Classic quotes such as "If we are going on like this, why don't we go to the nearest ballet shop, get some tutus and get a dancing shop going?" and "I'm a God-given talent. I am the best I can ever be. I know what I am and I don't give a damn." made him the humiliation of Bokke support and the amusing spectacle of the rest of the world. But lately, someone has been stealing his thunder…
Over the last two weeks, and especially since South Africa headed home two weeks ago, Marc Lièvremont has emerged out of de Villier's shadow and taken centre stage. Full of typical Gallic passion, he has lambasted and grovelled in a yo-yo fashion over recent weeks with both the media and his players. The comments he has made when frustrated have been stunning, describing his squad as "cowards" back in the Six Nations, to sales gosses (spoiled brats) this week after they went out on the town rather than digesting their unconvincing win over Wales. The key words in this particular rant were not "undisciplined", or "always whining" or "selfish", but the damning statement that "it has been like this for four years."
Fractious and bitter the last four years may have been, but they have not been without their share of success. In his time in charge, Lièvremont has seen France win a Grand Slam, beat New Zealand in their own backyard and defeat World Champions South Africa. His time has also seen the emergence of some brilliant young talent in French rugby; Morgan Parra, Maxime Médard, Alexis Palission and Maxime Mermoz will all start in the back division for France on Sunday, combining to good effect with the elder statesman of Aurélien Rougerie, Dimitri Yachvili and Vincent Clerc.
His selections have always been curious (anyone remember Benjamin Fall on the wing?) but switching Morgan Parra to fly-half this tournament really took le pompon. He travelled to this Rugby World Cup without some of French rugby's biggest names; Frédéric Michalak, Clément Poitrenaud, Mathieu Bastareaud and Sébastian Chabal, and has effectively been proved right to have done so given that his side have reached the final. Sure it hasn't been pretty, or convincing, but France are there. It may have seemed like chaos at times, but it's further than Bernard Laporte ever got.
As if to give his side momentum in recent weeks, Lièvremont has grown an inspirational moustache which is proving to be a bit of a good luck charm. The "sleeping slug" has become his one last masterstroke, his parting gift to the Rugby world ahead of his final match in charge of the French national side before Phillipe Saint-André takes over. That last match just happens to be a Rugby World Cup final. You can just imagine his smug swagger walking into the press conference having lifted the William Webb Ellis Cup. For one of the game's great characters over the last few years, it would be a wonderful finish.
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Discussion in 'Photography Beginners' Forum' started by Taylor510ce, Aug 25, 2010.
Good contrast and colors on all of them. My fav is the first one.
Definatley like the soccer photo I do sport photography as well and I like the room on the left showing what's infron of him and it already kind of tells you a story of hat he's done to get where he is now. Good shot.
I'm new here so my input may not carry any weight, but IMHO these are great!
I really like #3. I have no idea how you would go about accomplishing it, but to me #4 feels a little "shallow" and could use a little more depth. (contrast? / sharpness?)
Nice work. :thumbup:
I tried to keep the contrast low on the last shot. Did not want to accentuate any heavy lines or anything. I tried going a little further and putting a light blur on it, but just didn't like the way it turned out. Thanks for the comments guys. Figured I would give this a bump and see if anyone else had any.
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Ginger Cream & Raspberry Bars (makes about 20 squares)
Raspberry Layer
Ginger Cream Layer
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Blend ground shortbread, sugar, and butter in a food processor until mixture begins to clump together. Press onto bottom of a 12 x 9 pan lined with foil. Bake in middle of oven 15 minutes, then cool in pan on a rack.
While the crust is baking, stir together 1/4 cup sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan. Add raspberries and toss. Stir over medium heat until the mixture is simmering and thickened. Press the raspberry mixture through a fine mesh strainer to remove the seeds. When the crust is baked, spread the raspberry mixture in an even layer over the crust.
Sprinkle gelatin over milk in a small bowl and let stand 1 minute to soften. Transfer to a saucepan and cook with gingers, sugar, lemon juice, salt, and 1 cup heavy cream over medium heat, stirring, until sugar and gelatin dissolve. Cool to room temperature, for about 1 hour.
Whisk sour cream in a large bowl until smooth. Beat remaining cup of heavy cream in another bowl with an electric mixer until it holds firm peaks and fold into sour cream. Gently fold ginger milk into whipped cream until well combined. Pour into crust over raspberry layer, spread evenly with an of-set spatula and chill until set, at least 8 hours.
Using the foil lift bars out of the pan and slice into squares, garnish with fresh raspberries.
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Brent Rises After Unsuccessful Talks in Iran
Brent crude oil began the week trading steadily below $118 as geopolitical tension and an overall positive sentiment regarding the global economy supported prices. The commodity traded at $117.89 at 8:45 GMT on Monday morning.
Data last week put pressure on Brent prices after eurozone nations posted large drops in GDP, indicating the region still had a long way to go toward recovery.
The US also released worrying figures that showed industrial production had fallen and that the nation's manufacturing sector was stalling. However, most believe the US economy is improving, and that small setbacks like this one are likely to be temporary.
Oil supply seemed to be the largest factor affecting Brent prices at the start of the week as tension in the Middle East continued to underpin prices.
After unsuccessful talks between the West and Iran left the dispute over Tehran's nuclear program unresolved, sanctions designed to cut funding to the program by limiting oil supply remained in place. According to CNBC, negotiations are expected to resume at another round of talks set for February 26th.
A decrease in Saudi Arabian crude output also kept Brent prices elevated this week. OPEC supply surveys showed that the nation cut back its production more than expected, and exports fell for the third month in a row in December.
Moving forward, crude demand is expected to increase as optimism within some of the top oil consuming nations pushes prices up. Investors will be watching for US housing data, due out later this week, to find more evidence of recovery.
The outlook in Japan is also improving, after no direct criticism was offered at the G20 summit in regard to the yen's recent weakening. However, nuclear testing in North Korea is threatening to disrupt Asian markets as tension rises over the country's nuclear capabilities.
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SCA Forums online
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2007-11-14 19:50
Ivhon Thorne has created an a website for online discussions about topics of interest to the SCA. SCA-Forums offers a centralized site for SCA information and a place to ask SCA-related questions.
Atlantia Fall 2007 Crown Tourney photos online
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Antonio Felluci reports that he has posted an album of sixty photos from the recent Fall 2007 Crown Tourney in the Kingdom of Atlantia.
The Nina tours the southern U.S.
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The Nina, "the Most Historically Accurate Replica of a Columbus Ship Ever Built," will be touring the southern United States during November and December 2007. Tours are available.
Sinclair and Kari new Prince and Princess of Atlantia
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DIABETICS need to take ownership of their condition so they can live longer and healthier.
Diabetes Fiji chairman Dr Wahid Khan said this at the primary health care practitioners training on diabetes management in Suva last week.
Dr Khan said they had begun a trial in three areas called Community Peer Groups where diabetics in the same areas were grouped and conduct tests such as blood tests on themselves.
"We give them medical equipment free of charge so they can test themselves. They take ownership of the diabetes," he said.
He said initial results were fantastic with one of the three groups taking the initiative to hold walks every morning.
"The message we want to put out is that diabetes belongs to you, not the doctor or the Ministry of Health.
"We are trying to tell the patients to look after themselves so you can live longer and have a much healthier life."
He said they had found that diabetics were too shy to come forward and tell people about their condition.
"Diabetes does not belong to anybody else but to the patient, but the community can help."
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Little known fact: Leonardo DiCaprio has never won an Oscar. The 41-year-old actor/friend to the Earth/friend to the Pope has joined the five-time nominee club having been nominated by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for: What's Eating Gilbert Grape? (1994); The Aviator (2004); Blood Diamond (2006) (Remember that?); The Wolf of Wall Street (2013); The Revenant (2015). DiCaprio's storied Oscar struggle has been mentioned and examined on this site too many times to count, but all of his work
work work for The Revenant—not limited to sleeping naked inside of an animal carcass—might finally land him an Oscar this year. If not, he's still got a chance in Leo's Red Carpet Rampage, a video game about Leonardo DiCaprio winning an Oscar.
The video game involves DiCaprio literally chasing after an Oscar, which as we just went over is DiCaprio's only other lifelong activity besides chasing models. The hilariously awesome video game cuts to the chase from the beginning with DiCaprio telling players: "Hi I'm Leonardo DiCaprio and I really need to win the Oscar." Players have to help DiCaprio run after the Oscar facing challenges including pesky paparazzi, an iceberg (naturally), and a slew of leading men.
The timely video game features Matt Damon (The Martian) and Bryan Cranston (Trumbo) making appearances as DiCaprio runs trying to collect bonuses along the way such as a SAG Awards bonus to reach the Oscar. Without spoiling too much there's even a "spot the black nominee" bit, which takes aim at the Oscars' diversity issue.
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I think they would have to simplify that origin, unless they were gonna do a film revolving around the High Evolutionary as the bad guy or whatever.
Well certainly. Pietro and Wanda do, in fact, have ties to him due to Wundagore Mountain... In the comics, he has early ties to Thor and The Hulk. What's cool about him is he has his "purifier troops", as well as "Gatherers" and "Eliminators" which are basically soldiers that would make great cannon fodder for the Avengers...his "genetic bomb" which he planned to alter ALL life on earth with would make a great plot device for the team to thwart..the genetically altered Man-Beast, who was powerful enough to engage Thor in one on one battle, and of course he himself wears a suit of armor which is arguably more powerful than Tony Stark's...
We already kind of know the villain in the NEXT Avengers movie, and personally i'd like to see Ultron in the following movie, , but somewhere down the line The High Evolutionary would make a GREAT villain for the team, and an EXCELLENT explanation to Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch's powers.
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Make lions perform for audiences.
What does a Lion Trainer do?
Lion Trainers teach and train wild cats, including not only lions but also other large felines, such as cheetahs, tigers, leopards, jaguars, panthers, and pumas. Lion Trainers might also be described as lions' best friends. A quick Internet search, for instance, turns up a video of "Christian the Lion" and his heartfelt reunion with two Lion Trainers who adopted him as a cub in the 1970s. Although onlookers expect the grown lion to eat the men, Christian hugs and kisses them, instead.
As a Lion Trainer, you're employed by zoos, wildlife sanctuaries, theme parks, and circuses. You're an Animal Trainer who works with lions for one of two purposes: safety or entertainment.
If safety's your goal, you help protect people — including those who work at zoos and visit them — by teaching lions to trust humans, which makes it possible to more safely interact with lions for the purpose of feeding, petting, or observing them. If your goal is entertainment, on the other hand, you teach lions to do tricks and perform in front of audiences.
No matter your goal, your objectives include getting animals accustomed to human voices and contact, and conditioning them to respond to commands. You also give them positive reinforcement, and oversee their diet. In addition, you build relationships with them by providing mental stimulation, physical exercise, and emotional bonding.
Make no mistake: Lions are dangerous animals. While they can never be truly tamed, therefore, with your experience and expertise, they can definitely be trained!


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OK. This is not your usual, calm, nice girl post. But screw them!
Thought this story (the Baltimore beating) might be of interest to the BBC: after all, its got a highly graphic component to it (the video). And it is leading, over here, to calls by members of the trans and, more widely, of the LGBT communitiesto boycott McDonalds.
So i did my best to get it into the main news feed and, since the incident itself is now old (in news terms) to give it a UK angle.
Rang the main switch number – which is always problematic at the Beeb: i've heard BBC journalists complaining of probs with their switchboard.
Asked for the duty editor's office. No chance! I can count on the fingers of one hand the times i've got past that switchboard.
But, "if sir would like to give a headline".
er, not "sir". MY name is jane: please do NOT call me "sir".
OK. Sorted that one for about thorty seconds. I gave "UK LGBT call for boycott of McDonalds". Approximately accurate and I hoped good enough as a pitch to get a hearing, at which point i could explain a bit better.
"I'm afraid the newsdesk is not interested, sir".
Please do NOT do that. Slightly more assertive. OK. Sort of get that: but still, its an interesting approach to news selection. The newsdesk don't know how accurate the pitch is at this moment and if its accurate, then a call by the entire LGBT community to boycott one of the UK's largest fast food outlets ought to be newsworthy.
Obviously not at the Beeb!
He gave me another number which was the inevitable "audience feedback" line. I hate that. Like why the hell would a journalist wish to give audience feedback if her story pitch isn't taken. Twonk!
Then i phoned back on the BBC radio number. Drat! Its him again. Not sure when they combined those two switchboards: ordinarily, radio works easier than the TV switchboard. Not this time!
"You just called this number. SIR". I am spitting. I remind, for the third time, that I aaked him not to do that…and give in. I think i shall mail round some of my other Beeb contacts.
Maybe someone else gives a flying whatsit about LGBT issues.


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The time has finally come… in more ways than one. Today not only marks the first day of TEXAS FRIGHTMARE WEEKEND but it's also the launch day for our brand-spanking new EVIL DEAD 2 print by Logan Faerber!
As we hit the road on our journey to Dallas along with our table mate Jon David Guerra (Nightmare Pro Wrestling) our new print has already landed in the SKC Shop and will begin shipping first thing next week. For those who don't want to wait, however, we're bringing a whole batch of them with us to Texas Frightmare this weekend so stop by, say hello and snag a copy!


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Evergreen Candytuft 'Snowflake'
Iberis sempervirens
|Brassicaceae (brass-ih-KAY-see-ee) (Info)
|Iberis (eye-BEER-is) (Info)
|sempervirens (sem-per-VY-renz) (Info)
Alpines and Rock Gardens
Foliage Color:
Bloom Characteristics:
Flowers are good for cutting
Water Requirements:
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
Where to Grow:
Suitable for growing in containers
6-12 in. (15-30 cm)
12-15 in. (30-38 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Sun to Partial Shade
Bloom Color:
White/Near White
Bloom Time:
Late Winter/Early Spring
Mid Spring
Late Spring/Early Summer
Other details:
Soil pH requirements:
5.6 to 6.0 (acidic)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
Patent Information:
Propagation Methods:
From herbaceous stem cuttings
From seed; sow indoors before last frost
From seed; direct sow after last frost
Seed Collecting:
Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds
Properly cleaned, seed can be successfully stored
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Castro Valley, California
Vista, California
Loveland, Colorado
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Florence, Mississippi
Lincoln, Nebraska
West Henrietta, New York
Belfield, North Dakota
Haviland, Ohio
Albany, Oregon
Norristown, Pennsylvania
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Coppell, Texas
Flower Mound, Texas
Mc Kinney, Texas
South Jordan, Utah
Wytheville, Virginia
Spokane, Washington
Birchwood, Wisconsin
Porterfield, Wisconsinshow all
Gardeners' Notes:
On Sep 19, 2014, anelson from Birchwood, WI (Zone 3b) wrote:
This is a beautiful white flower, especially in contrast to it's deep green foliage. It has a little more trouble in a colder climate, I think. Anything that can survive a winter like our last winter here is certainly hardy to zone 3b, but the plant is smaller and will take a couple season to completely recover itself. When it blooms, it's worth it.
On May 6, 2013, chuck7701 from McKinney, TX (Zone 8a) wrote:
One of my favorite early spring flowers. Very showy stand of white. Hardy even in Texas heat, gets late afternoon sun, probably would do better in morning sun or in light shade.
On Apr 7, 2007, Debndal from Coppell, TX (Zone 8a) wrote:
In North Central Texas I have had 3 candytuft "Snowflake" for 3 years planted beneath a crape myrtle. It gets 3/4 day sun in the winter and it blooms profusely starting in early March. When the crape myrtle leafs out it gets only dappled sun, but it has usually finished its major bloom by then, however I get sporadic light blooming during late spring and early fall. It is planted behind veronica georgia blue which blooms at the same time and makes a beautiful white and blue carpet. I also have some yellow hoop petticoat narcissus within the planting that adds just a dash of yellow. Beautiful show. I prune it after the first flush of heavy blooms. I've heard candytuft is hard to grow in the harsh heat in Texas, but maybe the description of my conditions will encourage other Texans t... read more
On Jan 27, 2006, Gabrielle from (Zone 5a) wrote:
A very nice looking plant year round. I takes the heat of summer well. I have a couple of varieties of this and am happy with both. My information says it is hardy in zones 3-10.
On May 17, 2005, LilyLover_UT from Ogden, UT (Zone 5b) wrote:
Iberis 'Snowflake' is beautiful in mid to late spring, blooming with the tulips. The evergreen foliage is attractive all year round. Shear the plants back by half after blooming to keep them compact. Or let them go to seed, then cut them back later in the summer.