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In Homestead football lore, there is the cool-as-the-other-side-of-the-pillow touchdown pass from Derek Watson to David Harkensee to beat Germantown in the greatest regular season game ever in 2003.
In 2007, there was the overtime fourth-down out pass from Casey Barnes to Justin Howard, which Howard took over the goal line to help beat Whitefish Bay on its refurbished stadium's dedication night.
Some Bay fans still insist that Howard never got the ball over.
To that legacy, you can now add "The How in the Name of Red Grange's Century- Old Sneakers Did Jay Schneider Find Room to Slide Down the Sideline?" seven-yard TD scamper with 1:16 remaining Saturday that lifted the Highlanders to a 17-13 WIAA Division 2, Level 3 playoff win over previously unbeaten host Green Bay Southwest.
With the win, the Highlanders (10-1) advance to the WIAA D2 state semifinals next weekend against Marshfield (10-1). It is their first berth in the semifinals since the 2008 D1 state championship season.
"I just saw a wall of blockers and a sideline that was thinning out fast," said Schneider, "so I decided to do what the pros do on Sunday and launch myself (from about the three-yard line) and there it was, the touchdown we needed."
His coach, veteran Dave Keel, was a bit more effusive about the play.
"We'd been down inside the 10-yard line so many dog-gone times and come away with not so many points," he said. "I called a play which turned out not to be open, so Jay decided to take a shortcut into the end zone and all of a sudden, before we knew it, there he was.
"Just a great play by a great athlete."
Schneider tiptoed along the left sideline and at the very last second and launched himself from about the three-yard line. He spun to his back in mid-air and landed on his butt in the end zone, much to the delight of his dog-tired teammates.
Teammates who still had some work to do.
The Trojans (10-1) got a good kickoff return out to their 40 with 1:06 left and quarterback Matt McMahon put them into scoring position quite rapidly, with a quick out pass to Matt Adams that went for 21 yards to the Homestead 39.
But that's when the Homestead defense, which gave up only three first downs in the entire second half, rose to the occasion again.
After an incomplete pass, the heart and soul of the defense, the line, came up big.
McMahon rolled out to his right, but before he could plant his feet, all-world Homestead end Ryan Stendler and offensive line ace turned occasional pass-rushing fiend Luke Worthington were in his grill.
The result was a powerful sack of McMahon that lost 14 yards and forced the Trojans into taking a timeout with 47 seconds left.
Not that it helped them much.
On the next play, McMahon was under pressure again and threw a fastball into the middle of the field, where junior defensive back Max Pavelec tipped the ball right into the waiting arms of teammate and senior defensive back David Anderson, who corralled the game-ending interception and sent the Homestead sideline into bedlam.
"We just have a very talented front line," said veteran defensive coordinator Fritz Rauch. "We now have eight different guys we can rotate in there. Luke (Worthington) has just been waiting for his chance and he took advantage of it today.
"...Our defense just wanted to be on the field with the game on the line."
It seemed to be all afternoon.
The Highlanders had a 10-6 lead at the half but had to feel that it hadn't gotten its money's worth for all the time it spent on the Trojans side of the field.
They got to the Trojans 11 on one drive but saw that threat disappear on an interception in the end zone.
Later in the half, they got to the Southwest three, but two successive losses on runs by Schneider forced a 27-yard Ryan Stendler field goal instead of the wanted touchdown.
Shortly thereafter, the Highlanders extended the advantage to 10-0. A Southwest player accidently touched a punt by the Highlanders' Stendler. It was recovered by Homestead's Tyler Gehrke on the Trojans 19.
Five plays later, senior running back Shaquille Cole plowed four yards into the end zone with just 55 seconds remaining.
But the Trojans, who spent most of the game in a pistol formation, cut McMahon loose in the final seconds of the half.
He completed five of seven passes on the subsequent sequence, including a 23-yarder to Chad Leeman that gave Southwest a first and goal at the one with just over five seconds remaining.
McMahon then snuck the ball in, and all of a sudden, it was a much closer game at 10-6 at the half.
Keel howled in protest that Leeman was actually ineligible on the play, even calling a timeout after the touchdown to discuss it with the officials. He carried on the discussion into the early part of halftime.
Rauch said that the Trojans took advantage of a weakness in the Highlanders pass defense that gave them too many easy looks on the outside.
"We tightened that up in the second half," he said.
But the momentum remained securely with Southwest. The Highlanders got a good return of the second half kickoff from Cole, but Southwest forced a fumble and recovered at its own 49.
However, instead of staying with the successful passing attack that netted them the late score in the first half, the Trojans went back to the option attack and Homestead, with the help of a motion penalty, was able to force a three and out.
The Trojans continued to play the field position game to great advantage, and two sequences later it paid huge dividends. On a third and 14 play from his own seven, Highlander quarterback Jake Laihinen tried to drop back to pass but was quickly overrun and sacked, forcing a fumble in the process.
Southwest's giant sophomore defensive lineman Reggie McKenzie (6-4, 266) recovered the ball in the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown at the 4:46 mark of the third quarter, making it 13-10.
"That was a bozo call by me that the team had to overcome," said a chagrined Keel.
But overcome it the Highlanders did.
Two subsequent excursions into Southwest territory failled to net points. The second effort, a 13-play march, got to the Trojans 19, but a 4th and 1 sneak by Laihinen was turned back.
Two possessions later, the Highlanders began their last-ditch effort from their own 37 with 3:37 remaining.
Laihinen, who struggled to make plays in the passing game most of the afternoon, suddenly found his range, as he hit the versatile Schneider with a quick out route that went for 26 yards on first down.
Two plays later, he hit Brett Geschke on a similar pattern to the other side of the field. Geschke bounced off a tackler and got a great block from teammate Darius Cross and rumbled 18 yards to a first down on the Southwest 17.
Strong runs by Schneider (six yards) and Cole (five) gave Homestead a first and goal on the Southwest six.
Homestead was showing its heart and tenacity at this point, as the backs were running behind a patched-up offensive line. Starting guard Max Daniels had to come out with an injury. His replacement was sophomore John Marita.
Cole himself was running on a heavily-taped up ankle after getting hurt in a pile-up earlier in the half.
It was after Cole was thrown back for a 2-yard loss on first down that Schneider engaged in his heroics.
"We just had to get things shaped up," said Schneider. "Something just wasn't clicking on those previous drives. We just all had to step up and give a little something extra."
From 2001-2008, Homestead made at least the state semifinal round seven times, with state championships in 2006 and 2008. The failures in the second round in the last three years had been a hard nut that needed cracking. And now it was.
"Character and heart," mused Keel afterward. "We had chances to put the game away early, but we didn't. Then we tried to give it away, but then we took it back. ...I was just so tickled with the defense getting those stops in the second half.
"They really did the job."
As did everyone else.
"From day one Coach Keel and Rauch have preached how much character goes into playing football," said linebacker Bryce Juedes, who had two critical sacks in the game. "We had to face tons of adversity this year. We just had to battle back so hard.
"We had a hurt guard, Shaquille was going on a bad foot, but we knew we had each other's back, just like when Max (Pavelec) makes that great tip to Dave (Anderson on the clinching interception).
"We'd been stuck on level 2 (of the playoffs) for awhile now. Now we get to start a new tradition. Now we're back."
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Two men suspected of causing thousands of dollars in damage by shooting storefronts and vehicles around Douglas County have been caught.
Castle Rock police responded the night of Dec. 7 to Walmart after a report of 10-15 shots fired. They quickly located the suspect vehicle and arrested Nicholas Deters, 20, of Larkspur, and Tyson Olson, 29, of Parker. They were taken into custody and transported to the Douglas County Detentions Facility and booked on charges of illegal discharge of a firearm, criminal mischief and reckless endangerment
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Orlando Gonzalez, owner of Knockouts, said the suspects did not attempt to steal anything, including his flat-screen TVs.
"It appears just to be someone out shooting things up," he said, adding he has not had conflicts with anyone. "I assume that it's somebody out trying to be a Grinch."
Gonzalez, who has a security alarm but not on the windows, said he will pay $1,000 out of pocket to pay for the damage to his door, which has been boarded up.
Four similar incidents have been reported in Castle Rock, police said.
Two of the cases were at Rhyolite Park, where a sign, a port-o-potty and tires on a tractor were hit. Another incident happened at a construction site in Crystal Valley where a semi-truck's tires were damaged. The last incident occurred in a commercial area on the west side of town, in which a motor vehicle was damaged.
Lone Tree Police reported similar incidents Oct. 27 at the Denver Mattress Company and Nov. 27 at Ed Bozarth Chevrolet. Both businesses are located on Parkway Drive adjacent to C-470, and police speculate the shots may have been fired from the highway.
The Douglas County Pattern Crimes Unit is investigating.
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They really, really want to raise taxes Obama lackey Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) and her democratic colleagues held a press conference today. The liberal senator called for violence if democrats dont get their historic tax hikes.
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It really is time for Americans to take up pitchforks.
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Do you think she is off her meds?
Seriously....McCaskill wants the American public to get violent if taxes aren't raised on the rich?
The levels of stupidity in this are astronomical.
Here's a clue Claire: Don't bring a pitchfork to a gun fight.
This from a representative of the party that backs the thuggery of the New Black Panther Party at polling places and the attack(s) by SEIU members upon a black man in a wheelchair at a tea party meeting. She needs to resign or be impeached for her attempt to incite violence. The nation is already unstable and the party base is just agitated enough to follow her instructions. Democrats truly have become unhinged.
I agree it's time for pitchforks but I dont think she is going to like what we want to do with them!
If I remember correctly it is the devil with horns, who is holding the pitchfork, now isn't this enlightening...lol I think we can safely say now, that evil does reside on the far left, to anyone who had any doubt.
Do you really think we are going to see a bunch of crazies, with pitchforks roaming the streets??? By the way you are right about the fight, it seems kinda bizarre doesn't it?
The fat pig is roasted in 2012.
If she is called out on this, she will say she was speaking metaphorically. Of course, if Republicans use any such metaphors, such as the time Sarah Palin said to re-load, the liberals take any such statements literally and have the obligatory meltdown.
See, liberals are allowed to say outrageous things, and claim it was just a symbolic statement, metaphor, etc., but anything conservatives say is interpreted literally. So conservatives must choose their words very carefully, while liberals can say whatever the heck they want. Those are the rules, sad to say.
The good news is that she's up in 2012, so we won't have to tolerate her for very many more months. Besides old Claire belongs to the Helen Thomas school of beauty as well.
Her voting base doesn't work. Where would they get pitchforks?
I'm probably as poor financially as most poor democrats but if I'm gonna be in an armed uprising I want to target the real villains.
The democrat flying monkeys are confused as usual!
I mean, sure, McCaskill's ugly as sin, but she's not Frankenstein ugly.
I sure hope she can convince some of the jerks around here to take up pitchforks or any other arms they have at hand. I know I'd enjoy their violent reaction to their loss of power far more than the dead and wounded among the pitchfork crowd would.
What a novel concept.
She's taking a cue from the Tea Party, doncha know? /s/
What she is not telling you is that the money she has won't be taxed at the same rate as anyone else; if at all; because it's stashed in a secret slush fund.
I thought the commies were all busy beating their arms into plows.
I was listening to the Lanesta commercial, and decided the side effects sounded like Pitchfork McCaskill....lol
Funny, she didn't seem too keen on pitchforkery during the town hall Health Care debates.
The dems must be having an emotional breakdown collectively, because I was scanning channels earlier and Keith Obermann was throwing a pic of Bristol Palin across the room yelling "she is worst person in world"....gee I wonder where he puts Kim Jong IL??
The call for Class Warfare from the Fascists!
They really believe full power is within their grasp!
Stand vigilant! Ever vigilant!!!
Hmm we need a name for this pitchfork thing.
Krystalnacht, maybe.
Hey McCaskill, here's an idea:
The connection between the left and evil has been recognized for millenia. The word "sinister" came from the Latin word for "left."
It was certainly clear in the Word, that sheep were on right, and goats on left.
I predict this woman will end up in a mental institution.
The poor dear. Well, she WILL have ObamaCare to take care of her.
This is a great distraction from the fact that O gets his every wish in exchange for not raising taxes.
The repubs will cave on every other issue. This was the plan of the dems from the start.
Actually, I think she would be right to say it's a metaphor. All other things being equal, I would say it's silly to say this is a "call to violence". Unfortunately, as you point out, all other things are not equal. Sarah Palin could never have gotten away with this. I never know what to do when a liberal makes a (relatively) benign statement that a conservative would have gotten roasted for. Instead of interpreting the statement the way a liberal would if a conservative had said it, I think it's probably better to just point out the double standard, as you did.
She does have "kill" as part of her last name.
My thoughts exactly!
If they take this literally I am more than ready and willing to oblige them.
Be very careful what you ask for Dearie.
"Love Pats" McCaskill rides again.
Meet this b@tch on Twitter. She actually castigated me on there!
She just needs to end up in one of the nursing homes she and her husband run. They're worse.
ues she is off her meds>not pitchforks silly, X-boxes & playstations
McCaskill, we love you! What a loser.
Her words are seriously irresponsible.
She should not threaten the American people. We can agree and disagree on politics but don't back Americans in a corner.
Ha good one!
FYI Claire, the Tea Party is he middle class. Put up or shut up Claire...support the flat tax.
You bring the Pitchfork I will bring the Tar and Feathers. It's Party Time.
It's a (lame duck) Democratic Senate, Democratic House, and Democratic White House that is renewing all of Bush's tax cuts.
They can (and will) whine all that they want, but years after leaving Office, Bush still wins again.
Her threatened mom voice is all she's got - she can't take the heat.
>>So conservatives must choose their words very carefully, while liberals can say whatever the heck they want.<<
No, No, No! Every time we bow to their rules, we diminish ourselves. Look at the most feared people - Sarah Palin, Jim DeMint, Ann Coulter - what they say and how they say it. Speak the truth; if LIBs don't like it, they can SIUTA.
>>Those are the rules, sad to say.<<
See my tag line.
If her constituents would take up pitch forks then it might result in a little "thinning of the herd". I say they should go for it!
If anybody thinks that Michael Steele or, God forbid, Saul Anuzis should he take control of the RNC is going to make any use of this inflammatory statement by McCaskill in campaign commercials, they should think again. Neither "man" has the desire to offend the glitterati of either party.
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Jackson Provine, the state's No. 4-ranked team, will battle Briarcrest Christian and University of Memphis commitment Austin Nichols in this season's 22nd Hotbed Classic in New Albany.
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"We did good things tonight," head coach Debby Baker said after the match. "We did a good job blocking, but we just seemed to lack energy on the floor."
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This little guy has just gotten done killing some folks. I doodled this last night after working on another image that was leaning towards a far too realistic style. Good cartoony stuff is far more difficult to do than anything realistic. If anyone tells you different, they are an ignoramus. And probably an art teacher. Or critic.
Today, I had some new art materials to test out, so Mr. Barbarian was the perfect foundation for some color scribbling. Needless to say, I couldn't help a little digital tweaking after scanning. Not going to win any awards, but he doesn't give a damn.
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- Scott Forbes said...
That's superb! You really have created a tone in the piece, which is difficult (at least for me) with real paint.
Cartoons are harder to draw, there are too many things to worry about; whereas drawing realistically can be referenced anywhere.
- Marcelo said...
This barbarian is absolutely briliant. Your work is really an inspiration.
Your fan,
- Dominic Bugatto said...
NIce one!
- arnie said...
hey not so fast. you mentioned new tools. since i'm tryin' to learn em' might as well as how you did this.
peace out
- Joshua Middleton said...
Hey Arnie,
Almost everything was done with colored pencils. Lots of layering and burnishing to arrive at the final hue. I also used some acrylic paint to glaze some yellow and blue over the pencil work to unify and focus attention. After scanning, I adjusted the levels and tweaked the color balance to help unify the palette a little more, adding a pinch more green to the image overall. The plants were a quick afterthought in Painter using a brush, which is why they look overly digital.
For these types of sketches, I am usually just winging it. In the past, I would give up too easily, but now I am trying to work my way through the struggles with new techniques and materials to see how far gone a drawing can be and still be saved.
I encourage you to experiment with whatever tools and materials you can get your hands on. You might find some new ways of doing things that allow you to be more creative. However, don't forget there is no tool that will substitute for good drawing. You have to do your homework to make the most of anything, regardless of what materials you choose to work with.
- arnie said...
thanks joshua. i know thier only tools, but i would've spent days trying to figure out which tools.
i gather inspiration from a variety of sources, but i find confidence can be gained by just asking quetions to pull back the veil of itimidation. what i mean by that is, simply by knowing how some one did something, can make it seem possible for me to do it as well.
"hey,he used colored pencils, i can do that..."
thanks for sharin' joshua
peace out
- boob said...
Real nice. Feels Japanese to me. Like painted manga.
Speaking of learning, I've recently started foolin' around in painter and it's biggest asset is that it's fun. I hardly ever get what I intended, but it's more fun than Photoshop.
I'm more of a character designer and animator so actually painting things (even digitally) kind of escapes me. Work like this is definitely inspiring to me.
I've had the pleasure of meeting you at a convention or two - always nice to meet inspiring artists. Great blogging, and great work!
- nicolas said...
Josh, I love your work...thats a given. But what I really want to thank you for is, what you said in this post.
"Good cartoony stuff is far more difficult to do than anything realistic. If anyone tells you different, they are an ignoramus. And probably an art teacher. Or critic."
Now those might be the words that will inspire me for years to come.
A while ago I got bashed for having a boring sketchbook. The work had been inspired by cartoons and animation - this is my style. It was labeled too anime and that it looked traced. My heart dropped. That was also the first time I had received the "dreaded piercing dart to the heart" critique from fellow artists.
Let me just say it was a difficult thing to get myself to hold a pencil again or even open photoshop. And I've been illustrating for years. This shouldn't have been new to me, but it was.
I just gotta get that stiff upper lip and stop caring so much what other people think. If I'm in love with it, then thats all that counts.
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Sandro Moscoloni Roselle Oxford
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Item # 265713
Sandro Moscoloni is famous for its unbelievable attention to comfort. Lace up the Roselle and this leather oxford will quickly become your go-to shoe for all day wear and style.
- Leather upper
- Lace-up closure
- Round toe
- Leather lining
- Comfort cushioned leather gel infused insole
- Synthetic sole
- Made in Brazil
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By: Em89
Location: USA
May 24, 2014
Comfy work shoes.
"Bought these for my husband because he stands all day at work and needs something comfortable. Stylish and comfort for a more formal work environment"
By: Rjlaero69a
Location: Raleigh NC
February 11, 2014
Nice shoe, but...
"I've only had this shoe a couple days. When I first saw it, I was pleased with the appearance and it looked very good on my foot. The materials and construction seem nice and I got compliments the very 1st day. The leather is quite soft. A nice sleek Italian euro look.The only thing you need to be cautious about is the leather on this shoe is pebbled and quite pliable. You can stretch it with your hands very easily. So after 1 long ~10 hour day at work and getting home, my shoes already felt a bit sloppy. The leather is giving a tremendous amount already.So this is a case where buying a shoe 1/2 size smaller might be better. It's generally not good advice to buy tight shoes, but with the way this shoe gives, it might be the only way it's wearable for the long haul.I was excited about this shoe and was going to buy a 2nd pair in matching black, but after the first day, I'm going to hold off."
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Jimmeh does the trick first ball; Boucher goes. Morkel next one presumes. This is the game now.
Jimmeh does the trick first ball; Boucher goes. Morkel next one presumes. This is the game now.
Cricket Web's current Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"I don't think that they'll come close to us to be honest."
- Steve Smith before the Ashes
I LOVE YOU JIMMEHh
Originally Posted by Axl Rose
RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Holy crap a non-full toss straight ball.
World Scrabble Champion 2014. National Scrabble Champion 2009, 2015.
Author of Word Addict
Countdown Series 57 Champion
King of the Arcade
ECB - you are a complete ****ing disgrace
England supporters cursing their players...
SAF supporters cursing their players...
Thats the beauty of this game - haha!
Come on Albie - win it for us!
CricZo XI - 6 Draft Winner
Scorecard Draft (2010) V Sehwag, D Amiss, D Bradman (c), C Cowdrey, P Umrigar, A Faulkner, R Marsh +, M Marshall, W Hall, M Hughes, B O'Reilly
Alphabetical Draft (2011) S Watson, G Kirsten, D Bradman (c), K Sangakkara +, C Cowdrey, K Pietersen, A Flintoff, M Marshall, B O'Reilly, F Trueman, T Alderman
The Eras Draft (2014) V Trumper, A Morris, N Harvey, J Kallis, S McCabe, F Woolley, Imran Khan (c), J Dujon +, J Briggs, D Steyn, J Snow
I imagine they will give Morkel an over or two to get his eye in and then take the power play which will obviously be crucial.
Looked like the off-cutter, actually.
It seems the SAFs has 77 from 54 set in their mind... :|
Smith is a very good batsman.
Or something.
RIP Fardin Qayyumi (AKA "cricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990 - 15/4/2006
My my my - what a shot!
SAF need atleast 60 from these 5
Nervous times. 72 from 7 with 5 wickets in hand.
Hope Smith TOO can take the full use of the power play....damn the cramps!
Smith asked for runner and it seems Strauss refused - it seems he asked "but why?"
This is superb bowling by Anderson! Too good...
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The Brooks Sherpa IV 5" Short is a high performance short providing a great fit and feel with an ample amount of storage options. The back of the short features two velcro pockets and a center zip pocket while the internal brief has a small key/ID pocket to keep those essentials safe. An elastic waistband with internal drawcord provides an adjustable fit while small reflective accents help to keep you visible during those low light runs.
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The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship series continued this past Saturday in the scenic Pacific Northwest for the 33rd annual Washougal National in Washougal, WA. Honda Red Riders went head-to-head with the rest of the field at round eight, and Team Honda Muscle Milk's Justin Barcia and Trey Canard both posted respectable finishes. It was an impressive showing by the Muscle Milk-backed GEICO Honda team, with three of four riders placing in the top 10. Eli Tomac dominated the 250 competition by sweeping both motos to clinch his third overall victory of the season, and close within one point of the championship lead.
450 Race
It was a challenging day for the Team Honda Muscle Milk duo of Justin Barcia and Trey Canard, who placed 10th and 12th overall for the day. In moto one, Barcia jumped to a top-five start and quickly moved in behind the leader. He upheld second place until going down in a corner, which sent him back to fourth where he finished. Canard got a less-than-desirable start and was forced to work his way from 36th to 12th within the 30-minute-plus-two-lap race. In the second moto, Canard and Barcia both started outside the top 20 and made impressive come-from-behind performances, working their way up to 11th and 17th.
"It was a disappointing day," stated Barcia. "I got a good start in the first moto and was running second but tipped over in a corner and finished fourth. I had more trouble in the second moto and finished 17th, so I got 10th for the day. The last two races haven't gone as great as I want, so it is really frustrating because I know I can run up front. The track was really tricky. The dirt was slick and the shadows from the trees made it hard to see a lot of the track. "
250 Race
Muscle Milk-backed GEICO Honda's Eli Tomac seemed very comfortable aboard his CRF250R as he attacked the slick Washington soil in route to his 1-1 finishes. Tomac launched off the line to a second-place start in moto one, but wasted no time putting himself in the lead. Once out front, he rode unchallenged throughout the entire 30-minute-plus-two-lap race to win by an impressive margin of more than 20 seconds. Tomac was able to replicate that performance in moto two, generating a comfortable lead in the early portion of the race. He lead wire-to-wire all the way to the checkered for his seventh moto win this season. Tomac gained six points in the championship chase, leaving him a mere one point behind the leader with four rounds remaining.
"I finally got the 1-1," Tomac said. "I flat-out decided it had to happen, and I just needed to go out there and do it. This track is notorious for being one lane, so I worked hard to get out front early to get a good sprint in with an open track. Four races, eight motos left, and we're one point behind. Things are looking good for sure. It's going to be a crazy finish."
Teammate Justin Bogle posted his best finish of the outdoor season with 4-6 scores for an overall fourth-place result. In moto one, Bogle launched off the line to grab his first Motorcycle-Superstore.com holeshot award. Once Tomac passed him, Bogle ran second for a majority of the race until a heated battle broke out and he lost a few spots, ultimately finishing fourth. Bogle nailed down another good start in the second race and rode solid to finish sixth.
"This was the strongest race I've had all year," said Bogle. "I also had the best starts I've had all season. I was riding in second most of the first moto until Roczen and Musquin caught me in the end. I'm happy that I'm improving each race, and I am definitely more confident in my riding."
Muscle Milk-supported GEICO Honda's Zach Osborne struggled in the first race, finishing 14th, but rebounded in the second moto and was able to push his way to a podium finish of third. His scores were enough to wrap up sixth overall for the day. The final GEICO Honda rider, Wil Hahn, had a trying day, but was able to clinch one more point toward the $15,000 Motorcycle-Superstore.com final prize. Hahn finished 12th overall with his 10-13 finishes.
"I really like this track and I had a lot of fun, especially in the second moto when I was riding up front," Osborne said. "It's really apparent what I need to work on and I only have four races left, so I need to make it happen. I have to eliminate the arm pump I'm getting early in the day and put myself in a position to be on the overall podium. My speed and fitness are good, so I just need to overcome this arm-pump deal."
The Focus: Motorsports Hillsboro
This past Friday, Hillsboro Motorsports in Hillsboro, WA, played host to the third dealer appearance the Honda Red Riders have attended since the start of the outdoor motocross season. Hundreds of people showed up for the event that included a barbecue, games, and even a chance to win a brand-new CRF50R. Team Honda Muscle Milk's Trey Canard was on hand, along with GEICO Honda's Eli Tomac, Wil Hahn, Justin Bogle, Zach Osborne, Troy Lee Design/Lucas Oil/Honda's Cole Seely, and Malcolm Stewart to meet their fans.
450 Class Overall Results
1. Ryan Villopoto 2-1
2. Ryan Dungey 1-2
3. James Stewart 2-2
4. Jake Weimer 10-4
5. Mike Alessi 7-6
6. Andrew Short 6-9
7. Josh Grant 5-10
8. Chad Reed (Honda) 9-7
9. Broc Tickle 13-5
10. Justin Barcia (Honda) 4-17
450 Class Championship Points (after 8 of 12 rounds)
1. Ryan Villopoto 380
2. Ryan Dungey 338
3. Justin Barcia 271
4. James Stewart 224
5. Trey Canard 219
6. Mike Alessi 199
7. Andrew Short 164
8. Jake Weimer 160
9. Broc Tickle 159
10. Josh Grant 158
250 Class Overall Results
1. Eli Tomac (Honda) 1-1
2. Ken Roczen 2-2
3. Marvin Musquin 3-4
4. Justin Bogle (Honda) 4-6
5. Justin Hill 5-7
6. Zach Osborne (Honda) 14-3
7. Jason Anderson 11-5
8. Martin Davalos 7-9
9. Cole Seely (Honda) 9-10
10. Adam Cianciarulo 6-16
250 Class Championship Points (after 8 of 12 rounds)
1. Ken Roczen 356
2. Eli Tomac 355
3. Marvin Musquin 298
4. Blake Baggett 260
5. Zach Osborne 239
6. Jason Anderson 202
7. Justin Bogle 178
8. Kyle Cunningham 177
9. Jeremy Martin 171
10. Cooper Webb 159


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on November 8, 2011. Ferron City will not conduct early voting however
registered voters unable to vote on Election Day may vote by absentee
ballot by contacting the City Recorder during regular office hours.
The Polling Location will be the Ferron City Hall at 20 East Main,
Ferron, UT. The Polls will open at 7:00 a.m. and remain open until
8:00 p.m. To vote in this election, a person must be a registered
voter residing inside Ferron City boundaries and must show the proper
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Giuseppe Zanotti Reptile Leather Flat Sandal
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Item # 260385
With an exemplary display of high quality, Giuseppe Zanotti footwear embodies creativity and style. You can expect nothing less than luxurious perfection when you slip into this reptile-embossed leather sandal.
- Reptile-embossed leather upper
- Embellished t-strap styling with an adjustable buckle
- Round toe
- Fully lined in leather
- Leather sole
- Made in Italy
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By: LeAnn3
Location: Port Saint Lucie
June 11, 2013
Not my best purchase
"Don't get me wrong. It is a beautiful pair of sandals, but I wore them the first day I received them and i was in pain the whole time. The upper back kept chafing against the back of my legs and my skin came off. in order for me to wear these sandals again, I will have to put band aid in the back of my legs, which does not make any sense to me. these sandals are expensive. Shouldn't the designer make them more comfortable?"
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pygame.org is
Ransack - 1.0
Dan Allen (deadmaker7)
Ransack - a Python based roguelike
In beta stage at the moment. Our hero can explore the levels, collect items, fight monsters, and interact with the townspeople.
Coming soon: Ransack for Android. I've gotten it to run on an Android emulator using Pygame Subset for Android, there's still a mountain of issues to work out, but I'll keep all updates posted here.
Move with arrow keys. Monsters are found in the dungeon. Approach a monster and press Enter to commence battle, the monsters can also initiate battle
Enter is the "action" button, which activates sundry items on the map, including conversing with people in the village or castle.
'c' brings up spell menu and
'i' brings up item inventory.
'a'/'w' brings up armor/weapon menu. Select a weapon/armor from here and it will be automatically equipped. If it is currently equipped, it will not be listed in the weapon or armor menu.
'm' brings up mini-map which displays current level.
's' shows character stats.
't' takes a screenshot.
The game begins in the 'village'. Currently the village has an item shop, magic shop, tavern, blacksmith, and armory. You can save your game but only at the Inn/Tavern which is the three story building.
The plot is currently very simple - visit the King in the castle, then venture into the dungeon and try to defeat the Skeleton King in his fortress.
On venturing into the dungeon, new levels are automatically generated. Each dungeon has a key which unlocks the door to the next stairs down. Try to find the 'secret' dungeon rooms (hint: look at the minimap) Stairs lead hero to the next or previous level. If next level has not been visited yet, it will be generated automatically. The game culminates in a fortress section with a boss. The fortress begins at level 10.
A basic level editor is included. Click the pencil for draw mode and the hand for select mode. In select mode, select a region and move it around the screen. In draw mode, Use 't' to select tiles or select with mouse, move with arrow keys and space bar or point and click to place tiles, and 'd' to toggle draw mode. If you place the door to a shop it will ask you for the level and then draw the entire shop at that location. 's' saves a map and 'l' loads. 'f' flood fills the map with currently selected tile beginning at the location of the cursor. 'g' generates a random map with specified number of rooms. Enter 0 rooms for a maze instead. Click the red square to place non-player characters. The types currently implemented are 'guard', 'female' and 'skeleton' You will then be prompted for a message. 'x' will delete the NPC currently in the cursor. . There are cut/copy paste buttons but I haven't implemented them yet. Note that setting rooms too high may cause the generator to hang if the map is not big enough.
I have created all the artwork for the game, at this point it's quite rudimentary but it will be expanded as the project continues.
Uses sprite sheet code from www.scriptefun.com/transcript-2-using-sprite-sheets-and-drawing-the-background
The level editor uses EzText courtest of pywiz32 - http://www.pygame.org/project-EzText-920-.html The random map generator algorithm is based on the description written here (the actual code is my own):
The randome maze generator algorithm is taken from the following source:
The fonts used ingame are: Spinal Tap (http://www.rockbandfonts.com/), Devinne Swash, by Dieter Steffmann. http://www.fontspace.com/dieter-steffmann/devinne-swash Chancery Gothic and Courier.
As a side note, this project is turning into more of an RPG with roguelike features. Rogue purists may sneer :-P but I look forward to seeing what happens with this thing and I hope you do too.
Fri Sep 28 21:37:56 2012 -0400
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John Varvatos U.S.A. Buck Venetian Loafer
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Item # 284109
Walk in style knowing you are wearing the effortlessly cool Buck Venetian loafer from John Varvatos U.S.A.
- Suede upper
- Round moc toe
- Leather lining
- Lightly cushioned insole
- Rubber sole
- Imported
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By: DenverShoeLover34
Location: Denver, CO
November 18, 2013
"I'm generally more conservative when it comes to reviews but these are my new favorite shoes. I've worn them several times and they are comfortable, well-made, and you can dress them up or down! I look forward to being able to wear these for years to come since they are such a simple, classic style.I've never owned a pair of John Varvatos shoes before and while I realize that his U.S.A. line is directed towards a younger, less financially endowed demographic I don't think he spared any quality or workmanship on these.If they have your size, buy them. Try them on. You won't return them."
By: PatKH
Location: Herndon
August 25, 2013
Great shoe
"My wife ordered me these great shoes and I love them! They are very comfortable and look great. They do run a bit big. I went to the store and tried them on first. I ended up ordering a size smaller and they fit. Great buy for the fall."
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General Minaj Chat
A thread for expressing your love and dedication to Nicki, general Nicki banter, and Nicki topics that don't belong anywhere else
If You Stand For Nothing, You Will Fall For Anything
The first time i heard Nicki was last year, when Young Money was starting and Drake was the main one in the lead. I missed out on the chance to see her live at the America's Most wanted tour because i had to leave. As soon as the young money set was starting that's when i had to go. She was the first one wayne introduced. I wasn't a fan though. Somehow,somewhere i don't know what song it was, i started liking her.
I was on Youtube desperate to find this Lil Kim song and I stumbled upon a girl named Nicki Maraj so I clicked her and the song Click Clack came on and I melted :] I've been in love ever since. What was your first Nicki song?
I love ALL her wigs. I think my favorite is when she's wearing the pink wig.. IN A BUN. Who else puts their wig hair UP in a bun?! Check out the My Time Now video to see that. Love her hair.
But i like her with just the black hair and bangs a lot! The little pink peek-a-boo's. Classic.
I think Youre The Best Remix was the first song.... I use to intern at a popular studio in Atlanta and Nicki and Young Money would come there all the time. The owner of the studio went into one of the rooms where she recorded and started bumping Youre The Best Remix and I was asking the interns who is that? I was thinking it was Keri Hilson,lol, but they were like thats Nicki Minaj...and I was like who? And they were like you don't who Nicki Minaj is? She signed with Lil Waynes label YM and I was like Oh...lol
So it was either Your The Best Remix or Freaky Girl


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Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Girls Toddler & Youth Sneaker
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If they've never had a pair of these old school classics, now's the perfect time! The cool low-cut All Star® sneaker from Converse will look great with just about any outfit.
- NOTE: Also available in smaller sizes
- Larger sizes (size 4 and up) are available in men's/women's sneakers
- Canvas upper with rubber toe cap
- Vulcanized striped rubber midsole
- Rubber traction sole
- Imported
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