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1 Samuel 8:11-18 New International Version (NIV)
11 He said, "This is what the king who will reign over you will claim as his rights: He will take your sons and make them serve with his chariots and horses, and they will run in front of his chariots. 12 Some he will assign to be commanders of thousands and commanders of fifties, and others to plow his ground and reap his harvest, and still others to make weapons of war and equipment for his chariots. 13 He will take your daughters to be perfumers and cooks and bakers. 14 He will take the best of your fields and vineyards and olive groves and give them to his attendants. 15 He will take a tenth of your grain and of your vintage and give it to his officials and attendants. 16 Your male and female servants and the best of your cattle[a] and donkeys he will take for his own use. 17 He will take a tenth of your flocks, and you yourselves will become his slaves. 18 When that day comes, you will cry out for relief from the king you have chosen, but the Lord will not answer you in that day."
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14 When you enter the land the Lord your God is giving you and have taken possession of it and settled in it, and you say, "Let us set a king over us like all the nations around us," 15 be sure to appoint over you a king the Lord your God chooses. He must be from among your fellow Israelites. Do not place a foreigner over you, one who is not an Israelite. 16 The king, moreover, must not acquire great numbers of horses for himself or make the people return to Egypt to get more of them, for the Lord has told you, "You are not to go back that way again." 17 He must not take many wives, or his heart will be led astray. He must not accumulate large amounts of silver and gold.
18 When he takes the throne of his kingdom, he is to write for himself on a scroll a copy of this law, taken from that of the Levitical priests. 19 It is to be with him, and he is to read it all the days of his life so that he may learn to revere the Lord his God and follow carefully all the words of this law and these decrees 20 and not consider himself better than his fellow Israelites and turn from the law to the right or to the left. Then he and his descendants will reign a long time over his kingdom in Israel.
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25 Samuel explained to the people the rights and duties of kingship. He wrote them down on a scroll and deposited it before the Lord. Then Samuel dismissed the people to go to their own homes.
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Waiting in line for the senate hearing today, I overheard a conversation between two men about global warming. One was trying to convince the other that global warming was a hoax, meaning either that global warming was not anthropogenic or that there was no warming in general. Although, I personally support the expression of different ideas, I believe the global warming conspiracy is only distracting us from what we need to get done.
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I have enough bug jar blocks for two baby quilts, and started sewing some rows together last week and auditioning fabrics for the "shelf." So far, I'm really liking the brights with these:
Working with those inspired me to make some fruit jars, too, so one evening last week I made these. I may set them aside for awhile until I get a better variety of fruit prints... and I'm not sure I like the gold jar lids, either...
I recently had almost six yards of Nascar fabric randomly "call to me" from my stash. Someone had given it to me several years ago, and I thought, "What will I ever do with Nascar fabric?" I thought about it for awhile and almost tucked it back away, but then I remembered Margaret's Hope Chest and the "Wrapped in Hope" project. Sure enough, on the 2012 birthday list there was one little Nascar-loving boy still in need of a quilt. So this will be a quilt for Bobby, who will be 11 years old on December 25th. Seems like randomly pulling that Nascar fabric out wasn't so random at all... I love knowing that God has a hand in my quilting. :o)
(And it's not just Nascar fabric. It's "Bobby Labonte" fabric. For Bobby. That part kind of gave me chills.)
These hourglass blocks will be a quilt for another young man I know who loves sports, and who will be turning 13 this year. The blue print is for the back.
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01 February 2009
Theme Day: Paths & Passages
To get to le rocher (the rock) you park in the car park cut deep into the rock way below. Then you take an escalator and then a lift (elevator). When you leave the lift, you can then take another escalator or walk up this pretty pathway which leads to the beautiful Musée Océanographique above. An attractive way to exit a carpark, I think you'll agree.
Today, being the 1st of the month, it's Theme Day on City Daily Photo (Paths & Passages) and as always there will be a myriad of wonders to see on blogs throughout the world. Please click here to view thumbnails for all participants
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This pic is particulary interesting the beatiful stone work and the beautiful stone of the edifice itself if fabulous. we love the oceanographic musee the beautiful floor to ceiling aquariums all lit up make a truly awe-inspiring picture. in real life it's equally as captivating.
- 01 February, 2009
- Kuanyin Moi said...
Whenever I visit here, I feel so much at home! My soul stirs. Thank you for your beautiful photos!
- 01 February, 2009
- Babooshka said...
The detail of the rock is striking. I will get Gray to fill me in geologically. I like the idea of cutting into rocks. always so cool in temperature.
- 01 February, 2009
- Denton said...
Interesting, a path way to a car park ... Actually it sounds very beautiful.
- 01 February, 2009
- Keith said...
So interesting and beautiful! You show us so many amazing things that are unlike anything I see at home.
- 01 February, 2009
- Virginia said...
As far as I can tell, every path and every passage in Monte Carlos is exquisite. ANother example today.
- 01 February, 2009
- Sally said...
I'm so glad about those escalators and lifts....otherwise I might be puffing along behind the ever-exuberant Jilly!!
- 01 February, 2009
- lavenderlady said...
Now that would be a pretty path to walk. (but I'll take the elevator and escalator till I get there.)
- 01 February, 2009
- USelaine said...
Your blogs gave me the idea for the theme, and you came through with a real beauty here!
- 01 February, 2009
- maria said...
Lovely path!
- 01 February, 2009
- Small City Scenes said...
Elevators and escalators and wonderful pathways to move around the town. Exciting. MB
- 01 February, 2009
- Kate said...
You described many different forms of passage for just this one post!
- 01 February, 2009
- angela said...
What a lovely choice, Jilly. That stonework, the rock and the path, is so lovely. I'm not sure I've ever been up here. I usually take the escalator but will look out for it..
- 01 February, 2009
- Ham said...
The doorway in the middle adds extra fascination for me....
- 01 February, 2009
- Rose said...
What a wonderful photo!
Is it me or are you have became an even better photographer?
- 01 February, 2009
- V y Yo said...
great picture!!!!!!!!!
love your blog!!!!!!!!!
- 01 February, 2009
- Sharon said...
Sounds like many choices to get to the top. The path looks the most interesting.
- 01 February, 2009
- Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com said...
Because we stayed in the Marriott Hotel next to Fontveille, we walked up to the Rock each day via the path overlooking Monte Carlo harbor. I was unaware of the path you showed today and the way of getting into town by parking under ground and exiting near the acquarium. Thank you for another delightful and informative post.
- 01 February, 2009
- Jim said...
Thats a nice looking path.
- 01 February, 2009
- Laurie said...
Another romantic, mysterious, beautiful old path. You've shown us so many gorgeous twists and turns in the last few months! This is lovely.
- 01 February, 2009
- lv2scpbk said...
Interesting looking pathway.
- 01 February, 2009
- joan said...
What a pretty pathway. It is too tempting.
- 01 February, 2009
- lynn said...
Interesting path!
- 01 February, 2009
- Clueless in boston said...
Beautiful stone work. I love the red brick in the center. I notice the trough in the center of the path, is there a lot of heavy rain there?
- 01 February, 2009
- PJ said...
If the exterior of these buildings is this interesting, the interiors must be fabulous. I wish we had some hille here. It's pretty flat in this part of the world.
- 01 February, 2009
- Sterl the Pearl's Daily Pics of Boulder said...
Wonderful image. Worth all the effort of elevators, etc. I love how the bricks and rocks work together in such an interesting design. I would like to go to that musee as well.
- 02 February, 2009
- Jilly said...
Thanks so much for everyone for comments. Clueless in Boston, there's a drain coming out of the left hand side of that raised step so presumably rainwater runs towards us, as it were. Sometimes it does rain heavily here.
- 02 February, 2009
- Greg said...
Great choice for the theme day. Every stone and brick looks so carefully placed.
- 02 February, 2009
- Scott Johnson said...
Striking. Great choice, especially with your description!
- 02 February, 2009
- Halcyon said...
Excellent choice for the theme day. I'm sure Monaco is filled with paths and passageways worthy of your lens. I especially like the brickwork on this one. It just gives it that extra flair!
- 03 February, 2009
- Marie-Noyale said...
Wish every park exit was similar..
It's a must to walk by!!
- 03 February, 2009


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I have taken time to carefully select educational toys and wooden toys and games that you will enjoy playing with your children and I hope to be adding to my selection regularly. Whether you're buying a Baby Gift, a Birthday or Christmas Present, a gift for a Child with special needs or Children's Party Favours/ Pocket Money Toys, I think you'll find I have something that would suit every little person (and some older people too).
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While taking a break from his job, the lifeguard was double bouncing swimmers from the diving board, which meant that two people would stand on the diving board, and one would bounce while the other dove. The pool manager may have been aware of this practice but didn't object unless the people involved were small children. On the day in question, she didn't try to stop the lifeguard from double bouncing. When the 13-year-old joined in, he was hurt on his turn. He and the dividing board collided, causing his patella to snap, breaking a small bone, and dislocating his knee. He needed surgery and had to convalesce for six months.
The City argued that it had sovereign immunity from suit except as set forth under the Tort Claims Act. The law allows for a governmental unit to be liable for an injury legally caused by a wrongful act or omission of an employee acting within his scope of employment. There can also be governmental liability for misuse by employees of tangible personal property. However, landowner liability is limited when the landowner lets his land be used for recreation under Texas Civ. Practice & Remedies Code section 75.002.


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An online business model is like a good restaurant. The dining room is serene, the wait staff efficient, the food scrumptious. But behind closed doors, the kitchen is a hive of activity.
From the outside your web business may appear simple, yet layers of work and effort lie beneath the surface. When you begin to build your business, it's easy to see that a variety of approaches will work. The question is, how do you know if you've included everything possible to give it the best chance at success?
Your business is unique, so even if you're following a recipe that others have used successfully, at some point you won't be referring to specific directions. That is when you need a checklist to help with both the details and the big picture.
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The internet business model that we use has four essential dimensions. Focus on just one, two or three of these and your business will be lacking. Think of these four perspectives, which I'll frame as questions, as equally necessary parts of the whole.
1. Are you getting what you want?
Whether you're an accidental entrepreneur, or from the get-go you've wanted to create an internet business model, you've got unique reasons for wanting to make money online.
Recall that initial spark you felt when first deciding to make it happen. Aside from making money, you sensed there would be an emotional payoff and that felt really good. What was it? You may have wanted more peace of mind, or more control over your finances. More time to spend with your kids, or travel with your significant other.
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This is no trivial question. Getting what you want out of the deal will help stabilize your business. It creates a nice feedback loop. Building your internet business and getting results motivates you to keep growing your business and getting results. Over time, the rewards increase.
It may be easier to discover what you really want by explaining it to someone else. Pretend you're telling a friend about your online business (or sit down over coffee – don't pretend), and touch on your responses to the following questions:
What idea(s) are you the most jazzed about? What size income stream do you want? What do you want your work schedule to be? What do you want to happen when you reach these goals?
Your responses lie at the core of whatever motivates you the most. Primary motivations might be broad and long-term, such as leaving the world a better place for your children. Or they may be short-term and narrow, such as buying a car, paying off your college loan or vanquishing some other debt. How good would that feel?
Now you've quizzed your internet business about meeting your psychological or emotional needs. Next, consider your need for web site tools.
2. What tools do you need?
Here's where we talk about the nuts and bolts, the important stuff. Your tools of the trade.
First off, you need reliable hardware such as your computer, and software to create your web site. You also need a marketing strategy that will bring people to your web site, with the right tools in place so you can integrate others and mingle via the social media. You will want community-building tools such as a forum or a blog.
How will you design your site to increase engagement and usability? Successful web sites integrate the right mix of added features such as widgets, plug-ins, comments, ratings, subscription, portals and membership-only sections.
Your need for each or any of these things will be determined by the core purpose of your web business. For example: Do you need recording capacity for conducting interviews? What about podcast capacity?
Don't be tempted to stuff your home page with every widget known to man. You have probably seen some of these overly-busy sites. Confuse your visitors, and they'll just click away.
Instead, engage visitors with an effective design that employs all the tools you need to enhance your web site without overcrowding it.
Now. Take an objective look at your web site through your customers' eyes to discover: Where they are directed to look. What action they are asked to take.
Your tools fit into and make sense of an overall system, or network of systems. Which leads us to the next question…
3. What systems will you work within?
The word "systems" here refers to all the types of systems that will make sense for your marketing strategy, online and off.
First let's consider space and time, the ubiquitous systems we usually take for granted–until we discover that we're running out of them. As you set up your office, consider your need for space and a controlled environment. Your office may be located in a spare bedroom, where you can shut the door for privacy. If you've set up shop in a corner of the living room, or if you are working around your family members' schedules and needs, it makes sense to schedule hours that work best for everyone.
Also this includes the social systems with which you will interact. In real life this might be: Your local Chamber of Commerce Your weekly support meeting with other entrepreneurs Casual networking you do at church, at the farmer's market or at the gym.
Now consider the social networking web sites. They are a legitimate piece of the system, facilitating the exchange of information and offering new ways to conduct business.
Tracking direct results from social networking may be impossible. However, with millions of your potential customers hanging out on sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, it makes good sense for you to be there.
Once you know your way around your systems, and visitors are investigating your site, it is time to ask one more essential question:
4. Is your audience getting what they want?
No bones about it. This is the main reason you're in business. Your visitors want to know "What's in it for me?" So answer their prayers. Solve their challenges. Provide them with smart alternatives to their nagging problem.
Can they see how your web business will benefit them? Can they see it immediately?
It is possible to create a need, but you'll have better luck if you find out what your target audience desires and then sell them the products they really want.
You may establish your authority by blogging about your topic. However, blogging is not the only effective internet business model. You may write articles, press releases, and advertise to drive qualified traffic to your site. Blogging gets a lot of press (from bloggers), but if it doesn't work for you, just keep in mind that there are many other ways that will.
It is mind-blowing how many online businesses are designed without the customer in mind. There seems to be no overall strategy employed, no obvious reason or mission for the web site. A little mystery adds spice when it comes to human relationships, but not so for internet businesses. There they are: The four essential dimensions
So there's your checklist for the four dimensions of the internet business model. When you start an online business, remember to include all four. Together they make the whole enchilada. Don't risk reducing the importance of one over any of the other three. That would be like hiring the best cooks, preparing delicious food, handing out menus and then forgetting to put out tables and chairs.
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BRADFORD, Pa. – The Penn State Behrend baseball team was on the road Friday afternoon for some Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) action, beating Pitt-Bradford 7-0 in game one then falling 6-4 in game two.
On the mound in game one for the Lions (19-14, 10-6 AMCC), Phil Myers (DuBois, PA/DuBois Central Catholic) registered his fifth win of the season after holding the Panthers (14-11, 8-5 AMCC) scoreless the entire match. In his seven innings of work, he allowed only four hits and four walks while also striking out three batters.
After Ryan Hamm (Pittsburgh, PA/North Allegheny) was hit by a pitch on the first at-bat of the game, Mason McGuire (Pittsburgh, PA/Upper St. Clair) stepped up and smacked his first homerun of the season to give Behrend a 2-0 lead after the first two batters.
The Lions got back on the board in the third inning. McGuire and Scott Sada (Saegertown, PA/Saegertown) both got on base after being beaned by a pitch to set up David Boehme (Venetia, PA/Seton-La Salle). Boehme hit a single through the right side to post his 47th RBI on the year.
In the sixth, singles from Zach Murray (Pittsburgh, PA/Baldwin), Hamm, McGuire, and Sada extended the lead to 7-0 in favor of the Lions, picking a victory in game one.
McGuire ended the game batting 2-for-3 with two RBIs. Sada went 1-for-2 while Hamm hit 1-for-3, both tallying two RBIs.
On the other hand, game two did not go the same way for Behrend.
A solo homerun from Justin Foreman (Oakdale, PA/South Fayette) in the second, followed by a run in the fourth inning to put the Lions up 2-1 through four. However, the Panthers would notch two in the bottom of the fifth and seventh to secure a 5-2 advantage.
Behrend tried battling back late in the game. A lead-off walk put McGuire on first, then Sada laced a tripled to right field to cut the lead to 5-3.
Pitt-Bradford added a run in the bottom of the eighth as well though, ending the Lions hope of a comeback.
McGuire added one more RBI in the ninth, but it was too late, making the final score 6-4.
Sada went 3-for 5 with an RBI and a run scored. Foreman and McGuire both batted 1-for-3 with an RBI.
Senior pitcher Alex Hajduk (Cranberry Township, PA/Seneca Valley) picked up his first loss of the season. He threw for 6.2 innings, striking out six while allowing six hits and three runs, all of which were unearned.
Behrend is back on their home diamond tomorrow for another AMCC double header. They will face-off against Mt. Aloysius at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.


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Reimagine the East River Waterfront: Design-Ideas Competition for the East River Esplanade
CIVITAS is pleased to announce the Reimagining the Waterfront Design-Ideas Competition for the East River Esplanade, East 60th to East 125th Street. We are launching the competition this month to create a vision for the future of this potentially world-class park. We are calling architects, landscape architects, urban planners and professional designers to develop dramatic and original concepts for the waterfront between 60th and 125th Streets. Our goal is to jump-start a process that aspires to the transformation of the entire East River Esplanade experience. Stay tuned to the CIVITAS website and watch your email for announcements of upcoming public events for Reimagining the Waterfront Design-Ideas Competition.
Submissions from professional designers will be judged by the competition jury, including:
Al Butzel, Principal, Albert K. Butzel Law Offices
Warren James, Principal, Warren A. James Architects + Planners
Hon. William Castro, Manhattan Borough Commissioner, NYC Department of Parks and Recreation
Signe Nielsen, FASLA Principal, Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects
Rob Rogers, FAIA, Partner, Rogers Marvel Architects
Jack Travis, FAIA, Principal, Jack Travis Architects
Billie Tsien, AIA, Principal, Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects
Adam Yarinsky, FAIA LEED AP, Principal & Co-Founder, Architecture Research Office (ARO)
Visit the competition website www.reimaginethewaterfront-civitas.com for information about the competition including guidelines, prizes, and helpful resources. Registration will begin on September 15. Competition winners will be announced winter 2012.
U.S. Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney
NYC Council Member Jessica Lappin
NYC Council Member Melissa Mark-Viverito
U.S. Congressman Charles B. Rangel
Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer
NYS Senator Liz Krueger
NYS Senator Jose M. Serrano
NYS Assemblyman Micah Z. Kellner
NYS Assemblyman Robert J. Rodriguez
NYC Council Member Daniel R. Garodnick
The competition is made possible through a grant from NYC Council Member Jessica Lappin and the generous support of the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation.
In the News
East River Esplanade
Check out the August 11 issue of Our Town which profiles work that is underway to improve the crumbling infrastructure along many sections of the East River Esplanade in the article "Esplanade Emergency".
You can also read about the Esplanade in CIVITAS' Spring 2011 newsletter, "East River Esplanade: A Gaping Hole in NYC's Waterfront".
Upcoming CIVITAS Events
Discussion and Drinks Meetup at The Lexington Social
Join CIVITAS members for a casual get-together at The Lexington Social.
Come introduce yourself and tell us what urban planning and quality of life issues interest you.
Tuesday, October 4th, 2011
6:30 – 8:00 pm
Lexington Avenue between 103rd and 104th Streets
RSVP by email: email@example.com or phone: 212.996.0745 or through our Meetup Group: http://www.meetup.com/CIVITAS/.
Join the Meetup to find out about upcoming events.
2011 openhousenewyork Walking Tour
For the second year, CIVITAS will participate in openhousenewyork weekend with a walking tour Shaping Urban Design & Policy: The East 96th Street Corridor. The tour will focus on the way zoning and land use policy shape the physical landscape of New York, and how city policies and neighborhood advocacy have affected the built environment of the Upper East Side and East Harlem.
The event will take place on October 15, 2011. Stay tuned for more details and registration instructions.
Upcoming Community Events
Department of Transportation Community Presentation on First and Second Avenue Bike Lanes
Presentation to Community Board 8
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
6:30 pm
NY Blood Center, 310 East 67th St (between 1st and 2nd Avenues)
Visit the CB8 website for the most up to date details.
Community Forum On Parks & Waterfront Access On The East Side
Hosted By:
NYS Senator Liz Krueger
NYS Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh
NYC Council Member Daniel R. Garodnick
And Community Boards 6 and 8
Thursday, September 8
4:00-7:00 pm
Sutton Place Synagogue
225 East 51st Street (between Second and Third Aves.)
Please visit www.eastsideopenspace.com for more information.
Recycling Events
Third Avenue Street Fair/Recycle- O-Rama
Saturday, September 10
Visit the first "Green Block" - Third Avenue between 83rd-84th Streets - to recycle electronics,
paper items for shredding, textiles, and more. For a full list, visit: http://thisweekatthemarket.wordpress.com/
Electronics Recycling
Tuesday, September 20
11 am to 7 pm
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Rally To Save Ruppert Playground
Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011 at 2:00p.m.
Between 92nd & 93rd Sts and Second & Third Avenues


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Soccer Start Up Information
Welcome parents and players,
It's not long now, just one more weekend and then it's back to school and back to soccer……!
All Divisions MIDWEEK Schedule and SATURDAY schedules are on www.whistlersoccer.com on the grey menu bar across the middle (except U12 and Coed will be updated once available)
2017 Fall Preschool Schedule http://www.whistlersoccer.com/clubs/1858/documents/170101
MIDWEEK PRACTICES START week beginning Tuesday 5 September
Check dates/times and locations carefully as they do vary:
2017 Fall Outdoor Midweek Schedule http://www.whistlersoccer.com/clubs/1858/documents/170090
SATURDAY PRACTICES START – Saturday 9 September – for all divisions
• Check in upon arrival at desk
• Timbits jerseys will be issued throughout the session once teams/groups have been organized
• NO deposit cheque required
• COACHES please arrive 15 mins PRIOR to session start times
• VOLUNTEER PARENTS REQUIRED to help with jersey hand out etc. Please check in upon arrival at shed
U6 Boys and Girls SATURDAY Schedule
U8 Boys and Girls SATURDAY Schedule
U9-U10 Boys and Girls SATURDAY Schedule
• Check in upon arrival at desk
• BRING $30 deposit cheque, made payable to 'WYSC' post dated 1 July, 2018
• Teams will be organized throughout the session
• Team Lists will be emailed AFTER the first session
• COACHES please arrive 15 mins PRIOR to session start time to collect equipment, jerseys etc
• VOLUNTEER PARENTS REQUIRED to help with jersey hand out etc. Please check in upon arrival at shed
U12 Boys – 12:30pm-2pm
U12 Girls – 2pm – 3:30pm
U14/U16 Co-Ed – 4pm-5:30pm
*Games schedule will be released and emailed as soon as available after first Saturday
WYSC is a not-for-profit community club that relies on the commitment of its amazing coaches from year to year. WYSC provides ongoing support and coaching opportunities and welcomes anyone interested to get involved with the kids in our community.
We NEED coaches specifically in the U6, U8 and U10 divisions, both boys and girls. For more information and to sign up and get involved click here:
SAVE THE DATE – Mandatory Coaches Meeting – Wednesday 13 September – 7-9PM @ Whistler Sliding Centre
SPORTSTOP Source for Sports (opposite Tapleys) is now our one stop shop and uniform supplier!
Due to changes by suppliers with product styles the following applies for practices and game day uniforms:
All players in all divisions need to wear:
• Black Umbro shorts
• Black Adidas socks
These items are available to purchase from SPORTSTOP Source for Sports anytime.
They are also taking orders for any optional logo wear (track jackets, track pants, hoodies, bags)
• Shin pads and cleats are MANDATORY for all players.
• Jerseys will be issued on first day.
• Toques and caps, are available at the Myrtle Philip shed.
SECOND HAND CLEATS – will be available to try on and buy on Sat 9 September at Myrtle Philip shed during your session.
I will be at the fields on Tuesday 5 September practice to hand out team jerseys/t-shirts.
PLEASE BRING 2 x $30 deposit cheques dated 1 April 2018 so that we can issue your jerseys.
Any help from team parents would be appreciated, please just show up and come to the shed!
Uniform Orders – any items you ordered in June/July will be available to pick-up from Sportstop from Monday 4 September onwards. Payment via cash or credit card available.
If you haven't ordered what you need, please go in as soon as possible to purchase/order items that you require.


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How To Repurpose Glass Jars/Bottles.
One of my favorite things to do is figure out how to repurpose stuff around my home. We used to buy lots of bottle water, so I've accumulated a ton of these Voss glass bottles. The mouth of the bottle is pretty wide, so I'm able to reuse them to hold pastas, grains, and other kitchen goodies. This is definitely a way to save $$$ and also help our environment at the same time.
Next time you have a food jar or glass bottle, maybe you can rinse and reuse! If you're not in the kitchen often, you can also reuse glass jars/bottles to store school supplies, tacks, nails, etc. The possibilities are endless!
Earth Day is around the corner, so be sure to incorporate something into your life, that will help our environment!


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The Sacramento State women's basketball team continues their tour through Montana as they head from Missoula to Bozeman to take on the Montana State Bobcats on Saturday, Jan. 13. Tip off is scheduled for 1:05 pm PT. Both teams enter the game having lost multiple games in a row and both are eager to snap their losing streak tomorrow.
How To Watch
Saturday's afternoon game at Montana State can be seen live online at watchbigsky.com. The game will also be available in audio-only format at msubobcats.com/watch. As always, live stats are available online at hornetstats.com.
The Starting Five
- Sophomore forward Kennedy Nicholas recorded a career-best six blocks in Thursday night's game against Montana. Previously, the sophomore owned a career record of three blocks in the same game, something she has done four times in her career.
- Sophomore guard Hannah Friend is averaging 19.3 points per game, the 49th best mark in NCAA Div. I and the 5th best in the Big Sky Conference. She is one of two Big Sky players with two or more 30-piint performances this season.
- Senior guard Maranne Johnson dished out a team-leading nine assists in Sacramento State's last game. This season, she is averaging 3.3 assists per game, well above her career average of 1.7.
- Sacramento State committed just 10 turnovers in their last game against Montana, their fifth lowest total of the season. Those 13 turnovers still turned into 18 Montana points, compared to the Hornets' four points off turnovers.
- The Montana State Bobcats enter Thursday's game with a 8-8 record (2-3 Big Sky). They are coming off three straight conference losses, including one at home. They average 63.8 points per game.
By The Numbers
6: The number of blocks by Kennedy Nicholas against Montana on Thursday, a new career-high.
11: The average difference in Sacramento State's last four games against Montana State, all losses.
27: National ranking for Sacramento State among all NCAA Div. I teams for three-pointers made per game (8.9).
Scouting Montana State
Montana State enters Saturday's game with an 8-8 record, including 2-3 in the Big Sky Conference. They opened Big Sky play with back-to-back wins against Southern Utah and Northern Arizona, although since then they have dropped their last three, falling to Northern Colorado, North Dakota, and Portland State. At home, the Bobcats are 2-1 in Conference play and 6-1 overall. As a team, the Bobcats are averaging 63.8 points per game while holding their opponents to just 62.9. Their defense has been excellent and they rank third in scoring defense and third in blocked shots in the Big Sky. Blaire Braxton leads the Montana State squad with 21 blocks for the year, though her teammates Laura Pranger (18) and Oliana Squires (17) are not far behind. Offensively, Hannah Caudill paces the Bobcats with 12.4 points per game. Madeline Smith nearly average a double-double with 11.3 points and a team-leading 9.1 rebounds per game. At the helm for Montana State is Tricia Binford, now in her 13th season as head coach for the Bobcats.
About Last Game
Sacramento State took on the Montana Lady Griz Thursday night at Montana and found themselves trailing big early after putting up just eight points in the first quarter. They continued to battle back, however, and, despite trailing by 20 at the half, managed to cut that deficit to just nine last in the game. Unfortunately, that was as close as things got for the Hornets, who fell 68-59 to the Lady Griz, Tiara Scott led the scoring for Sacramento State, putting up 17 points despite only taking six shots. She was 3-for-6 (2-for-5 from three) and went 5-for-6 at the free throw line. Maranne Johnson and Hannah Friend also broke double digits, scoring 13 and 11 points, respectively, while also pulling in nine and seven rebounds each. No one else had more than four points in the loss. Johnson also had five assists, the most for the Hornets.
Against Montana State
- The Hornets are 11-33 against Montana State since the start of the 1996-97 season, including just 4-17 on the road at MSU.
- Montana Stat has won the last four straight contests between these two teams - two in the Nest and two in Bozeman. Sacramento State's last win came during the 2014-15 season.
- The teams faced each other twice last season, with Sacramento falling 104-82 (at home) and 84-80 (at Montana State.)
- Sacramento State has not won at Montana State since 2012-13, a 69-65 victory.
Big Sky Breakdown
- The Sacramento State women's basketball team is one of four teams with just one win so far this season (also Northern Arizona, Southern Utah, North Dakota).
- The Big Sky no longer has any undefeated teams as Northern Colorado took their first loss Thursday at Weber State. Northern Colorado, Montana, Weber State, and Portland State all only have one loss.
- Sophomore forward Kennedy Nicholas set a new career-high with six blocks Thursday night against Montana. Previously, the Washington native had collected three blocks in a single game multiple times, including twice this season.
- She was two shy of the Sacramento State program record for blocks in a conference game - 8, Kristine Knowlton, 1/30/2003 vs. Montana State.
- With the six blocks, Nicholas climbed to 21 blocks on the season, the fourth most in the Big Sky Conference and 137th across all NCAA Div. I programs. Similarly, her 1.4 blocked shots per game is fifth most in the Big Sky and 131st in NCAA Div. I.
Winning Big
The Hornets may only have three wins this season, but they are winning by an average of 25 points when they do. They defeated UC Riverside 99-72 (27 points), Antelope Valley 95-62 (33 points), and Idaho (79-64 (15 points).
Leaders Among Their Peers
- Maranne Johnson leads all Big Sky seniors with 2.8 steals per game.
- Hannah Friend leads all Big Sky sophomores with 19.3 points per game.
- Dana DeGraffenreid is tied for the Big Sky lead in steals among freshmen with 1.7 per game.
- Scott For Three
Sophomore point guard Tiara Scott went 3-for-7 from beyond the arc in Thursday night's game, moving her season totals to 14-for-42. Her .354 shooting percentage from three-points is the best on the team.
All Around Game
Senior guard Maranne Johnson, known for her long-range shooting ability, has found a way to step up other aspects of her game her senior year and is currently on pace for a new season-best in rebounds and assists per game. After averaging 3.6 rebounds per game and 1.6 assists per game through three seasons, Johnson is currently averaging 6.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists this year.
On the Road Again
After playing two conference games at home, the Hornets hit the road once again. Of the team's 15 games this season, 12 have taken place away from the Nest, including nine at opponents' home gyms and three at neutral sites. They are still looking for their first road win (0-9) and are 1-2 in neutral sites. Last season, the Hornets finished with a 4-8 record on the road and were winless (0-3) at neutral sites.
Beaten Up
Sacramento State has endured more than their share of injuries through the first half of the season.
- Junior Raegen Rohn missed the team's first four games recovering from a wrist injury.
- Senior forward Kyhonta Doughty has been battling a knee injury all season and has missed four games while being limited in three others.
- Senior point guard Justyce Dawson missed two games and was limited in two more with a concussion.
- Freshman guard Dana DeGraffenreid has missed back-to-back games with a hip injury after starting the team's first 12 games.
- After playing just two games, freshman forward Tiana Johnson has been out all season with a leg injury.
A Sac State 30 for 30
Sophomore guard Hannah Friend is the one of two players in the Big Sky Conference to post two or more 30-point games this season. She scored 34 points on Nov. 26 vs. Riverside and 32 points on Dec. 6 vs. Antelope Valley. Idaho's Mikayla Ferenz has scored 30 or more four times this season.
Top-10 Watch: Points
Maranne Johnson is currently sixth all-time with 1,358 points for her career. She is just 80 points back of both Sarah Stapp and Fantasia Hillard, who are tied for fourth with 1,438 career points.
Top-10 Watch: Assists
Senior point guard Justyce Dawson is eighth for most career assists in Sacramento State women's basketball program history with 252. The senior point guard is two back of Terri Lugert (254, 1987-91).
Top-10 Watch: Steals
Maranne Johnson continues to close in on the Sacramento State women's hoops program record for career steals. With a season-high six steals in the Hornets' last game against Eastern Washington, Johnson now has 290 for her career, just 18 off the program mark of 308 (Fantasia Hilliard, 2011-15).
Breaking Big Sky Records
• Sacramento State senior Maranne Johnson is the all-time leading three-point scorer in Big Sky Conference history. She enters play Thursday with 261 career three-pointers. She moved past Montana State's Katie Bussey (2008-12) on Saturday, Dec. 30. Bussey owned the previous record with 254 career threes.
• Johnson is one of four Sacramento State players to own a Big Sky Conference career record. The other three are Hallie Gennett (Big Sky record 2.80 career 3-Pt FG average), Alle Moreno (Big Sky record 808 career 3-Pt FG attempts), and Kylie Kuhns (Big Sky record 1,234 career rebounds).
• Idaho's junior guard Taylor Pierce is second among active Big Sky players and third all-time with 241 made three-pointers.
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I find it annoying to read or hear assertions that human activity is causing climate change especially when the people making the assertions never even heard of the Milkovitch cycles and dont even know what makes some gases "greenhouse gases" while other gases do not create the greenhouse effect. Many articles on the subject give the impression the the author does not understand what he is writing.
One item that is less prevalent now than it was a few years ago is the
Updated 09-28-2019 at 06:25 PM by PeterL
Has everything become politicized? It appears that there is no scientific information regarding climate change. Everything is either alarmist or denying everything. I realized years ago that the alarmists were alarmists and propagandists, and I found some information about the matter that was based in science, rather than in ideology, but today I looked for scientific information and found only one journal article about solar cycles, and I only found that because the authors are being attacked by
It doesnt do much good to blame persons or groups for social changes, and that is certainly true in the present political climate. There are plenty of reasons why the political and economic landscapes became what they are now, and it partly happened during a period when boomers dominated to political and economic worlds, but it started and most of the damage was done earlier, and some of the present situation is just negative aspects of good things. Even the neo-NAZI aspects of Trumps political


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The blog is back. You might have been forgiven for thinking I was about to rename it "Brighton but only when we play well" but the truth is I missed all but 45 minutes of the last three home games injured. An inflamed tendon in my knee made the climb to the top of the WSU and sitting in my seat almost impossible. The time I tried, against Huddersfield, I lasted only the first half.
But here I was, finally, like a kid at Christmas. We had a home game on a Saturday at 3pm, the only time that feels normal to me even though we have had three of them since February. Also it was Steve's birthday (we're back to real names again apart from The Boy who will probably remain that when he's twenty one) and it was a lovely warm day. The other notable thing for me about Huddersfield is that I'd worn shorts. Here again we assembled at the station, earlier than normal in order to maximise birthday beer time, in t-shirts and shades. Southern trains had other ideas about the early start, doing instead their best impression of a bus service. No train for half an hour then two in two minutes. The first, inevitably, was as packed as the Delhi rush hour.
Still, we made it over in time to take in the outside entertainment. Regular readers will know that the corporatisation of football can still turn me in to ranting, dribbling mess and no more so than the phrase "match day experience" (which, if you want to know, had thus far consisted of getting to the ground later than expected having been squished in to a slow running train) but having that first beer in the sun, seeing people crowded round the bandstand and getting fish and chips certainly beat the start of Amex days in the early years when you were all but hoovered up in to the concourse. Not that we'll be doing it January I would think. It was a very good start to the day though and I knew Steve and I were both thinking that three points would be the icing on the birthday cake.
Another beer on the concourse and then up in to our seats in sultry, still air. The players had just finished their warm up and looked up for it as they came off. We worried a little more over Steve's pre match research that showed Barnsley were set piece specialists. Not our strong point last season, defending set pieces. "Ah, but Dunk and Duffy didn't miss a header last week" I said, confidently repeating what I'd heard Warren and Johnny say on the radio. "That was Burton" deadpanned Steve.
Fortunately, it took perhaps a minute or two for our worries to ease a little. It was Barnsley who started nervously while we bolted out of the gates. Murray and Hemed were selected up top together, a system that has and hasn't worked to varying degrees this season. It's worked best against slow or suspect defences which is where the traditionalist might think you'd need nippier players. Neither striker is lightning quick but it was soon apparent that Barnsley's centre backs had the turning circle of Gemma Collins on roller skates. We cut them open almost immediately, a great ball down the outside channel freeing Murray whose fierce shot from a tight angle was turned over.
It was also apparent that their back four would panic under pressure as their ball retention became non existent. Twice we closed down and blocked clearances from the keeper while excellent work rates from our strikers and wingers were forcing poor clearance after poor clearance. And then, on eleven minutes I hit the panic button, as Barnsley were awarded a free kick by a ref, who I'll come back to later, in danger territory. "Set piece specialists" rang through my head. Instead we dealt with the ball in professionally and suddenly we were in to one of my favourite Albion goals at the Amex.
The ball dropped to Bong in our penalty area, a man whose passing in recent times has been about as good as my tap dancing. Here, however, he swung a brilliant clearance to Knockaert who was in twenty yards of space for the third or fourth time in the game (naughty, naughty Barnsley). The French magician went off on a speedy run, initially outside then cutting in on to his favoured left foot, leaving red shirts trailing in his wake. He slid a wonderful angled ball to Kayal who'd popped up on the left wing and Kayal shifted it straight inside to Murray who finished clinically. Quite a goal.
We should have gone two up soon afterwards as a move down our left took out their keeper and Murray somehow put it wide with only defenders on the line. Barnsley had a long range shot and a header, both wide, but otherwise didn't trouble us. Knockaert was running the game with his skills and fantastic work rate but this was a team performance. Stephens and Kayal dominated midfield. Skalak nipped at their heels. Murray, though often offside, was a constant danger and the back four looked solid as a rock, despite three quarters of them being on a yellow card early on.
Writers are not supposed to be lost for words or descriptions. On thirty five minutes I was, and still am. Knockaert produced a dribble – well series of dribbles – that I could not possibly do justice to in writing. It was the footballing equivalent of Nadia Comaneci's perfect ten, a Pavarotti aria, that moment when the DJ plays your favourite tune in a club and you and your mates go mental. Nothing came of it except a standing ovation from the whole ground. The last time a whole Brighton crowd stood up for something other than a goal was probably at the Goldstone when there was a sudden announcement of 10p off a cup of tea in the West Stand.
Then Kayal and Knockaert both went down injured. That was worrying.
Kayal didn't come out for the second half, replaced by Norwood (as a precaution I hope) but Knockaert did and any nerves we had went in the space of a minute. For once the ref gave us a foul in a dangerous position, Skalak whipped in the free kick and Murray skimmed a header in right in front of the North Stand. 2-0 and it was game done. After that, we concentrated on trying to get Murray his hat trick while Stockdale produced a belter of a close range save. The children – and a grandad who should know better – began to randomly throw confetti. Steve radiated birthday pleasure. I forgot my knee.
An easy two nil win then, the perfect present. Afterwards we went to a family friendly pub for a meal before the kids were whipped home by the adults who had drawn the short straw and the rest of us drank ale and gin while talking bollocks and wearing false facial hair. As you do.
A quick note on Hughton's comments on Murray. They inferred that he's had a couple of average performances "while we were trying to bring in another player". We looked at our least settled towards the end of the transfer window and there's no doubt it affected the squad. Now we look a bit more unified. Surely the window has to start closing at the start of the season? Whatever, to their credit, Murray and Stephens were magnificent yesterday. Knockaert, though, was out of this world.
The Boy's Ref Watch
I might get him to actually write this at some point but, for now, it is sufficient to say that The Boy was not impressed with the ref. "Rubbish" "inconsistent" and "useless" were three of the choicer adjectives. A mark of minus ten million was given at the end (out of ten).