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LAKELAND, FL (December 13, 2013) The City of Lakeland welcomes the release of the Presentment today. The grand jury was convened about a year ago to look into the Lakeland Police Department's ability and intention to comply with the Public Records Laws of Florida, and the manner in which those primarily responsible for public records in the department were employed, trained and evaluated.
The Grand Jury process was followed, every criticism has been judicially reviewed, and the conclusion is that no one has been charged with a crime. "Put simply, you will see that there is no smoking gun in the Presentment – there is not even a water pistol." He added, "Additionally, and despite rumors to the contrary that have occurred between when the Presentment was issued and today, you will see that it has nothing to do with the various LPD workplace misconduct issues that have been reported in the media during this past summer."
There are 3 points that that I would like everyone to remember:
1. First, no one has been charged with a crime
2. Second, the Presentment is the grand jury's opinion based upon a closed-door process that by its very nature is one-sided and can often result in half-truths, distortions and inaccurate conclusions. While we respect the service of the grand jury, unlike a criminal indictment issued by a grand jury which has to be proved in a court of law, those who are the subject of a Presentment have no way to prove the errors in a Presentment until after it is written. As such, the Presentment does not represent the whole truth and nothing but the truth – but rather a one-sided opinion developed behind closed doors.
As you will see, there is a lot to object to in the grand jury's opinions. The procedure for permanently sealing Presentments is provided in state statute and it is the only way individuals can protect themselves from information, opinions and conclusions in a Presentment that they believe to be incorrect. Several individuals availed themselves of that protection which is their right, and filed motions to ask the court to keep it sealed permanently. As such, the legal challenge by City employees that was utilized constituted a legislatively authorized request by those concerned for due process; the opportunity to respond to "improper or unlawful" statements that may accomplish nothing more than to impugn the personal and professional reputations of those involved. The employees believed the criticisms in the Presentment were wrong then, and that they are just as wrong, inaccurate and unfair now.
We will be providing you today with a 19-page document that will provide information which may not have been considered by the grand jury and to tell "the other side of the story."
3. Lastly, given the time that has passed from the issuance of the Presentment to its release today, most of the issues in the Presentment are old news. A number of changes in policies, training and personnel have already been made to improve the manner in which the LPD processes Public Record Requests to ensure the public receives requested records as expeditiously as possible.


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Head coach Jean Rivett and the Green Bay Phoenix women's softball team have released the dates and registration forms for its upcoming camps.
Camps are open to players in grades 4-12 and will be held at the Kress Events Center. More information and registration forms for all camp dates can be found in the box to the right, or click here.
The 2013 Green Bay holiday camps will take place on November 23, December 28 and December 30. For the camp on November 23, a hitting skills session will be offered from 2:30-3:45 p.m. at no extra charge for those attending one or both of the sessons on that day.
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What's with all the complaining???
NEWS FLASH - Joe Flacco is a rookie QB and this was only his fourth game this season. Flacco is not Boller. We got so jaded with Bollers' bad play that it seems some people don't know how to take Flacco. Benching him is not the option. Even Favre had bad games and look at the span of his career. Flacco is growing and learning. We have one wide receiver in Derrick Masson as the other two are doing their best Travis Taylor imitations.
We never expected this team to do much this year. Winning the first two against division rivals was a good start but, in my opinion, put a lot of expectations on fans hearts and minds.
Why is it that this town needs to complain about everything? There is a lot to learn on this team as it is an entire new culture there that will take time to grow.Pffffff! I trust wikipedia more than the NFL. If anyone would know football, it is clearly wikipedia.
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Re: What's with all the complaining???
Complaining about people complaining makes you a complainer. You must not be from Baltimore if you are just realizing the fans here are as bad as anywhere else.
Re: What's with all the complaining???
No I'm local and been here my whole life. My point is that it seems on every sports show in town, even when were winning, someone is always wanting the QB to be fired or dropped from the team. We're a team with a rookie head coach and QB and they are both learning the ropes.Pffffff! I trust wikipedia more than the NFL. If anyone would know football, it is clearly wikipedia.
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Re: What's with all the complaining???
Well, look at the kind of people who call sports talk radio shows....
Re: What's with all the complaining???
Try living in Cincinnati if you want to hear complaining. They're already talking about draft choices on the Bengals radio talk shows.
Re: What's with all the complaining???
ITA, I just read another message board where a guy was like, I'm not sold on Flacco, I don't think he has it. Are you serious??!! You can make that assessment after 4 starts in the NFL? And against Shitzburgh, I thought he held his composure very well after the fumbles.
I didn't have high expectations before the season anyway, and I'm gonna keep those expectations a little low for now. There are some things that I didn't like in the first 4 weeks, but I'm not complaining. To lose to 2 good teams by 3 points is more than I can ask for, honestly
Re: What's with all the complaining???
agree. Titans are 5-0 and have best record in NFL. Stoolers are 4-1, took apart the Jax in their house, and arguably #3 in NFL. Ravens took them both toe to toe. neither was a trap game or a fluke.
Ravens will only get better. They have a handle on how to play; now they have to figure how to win, and I think they will. a good test comes this week; of Hooston could put up 27 on Irsayapolis wi backup qb, Ravens should put up close to that. I don't think the Ravens will face any more Ds like the last two (yes, I know, Stoolers rematch, but in Our house).
I read Ernie Accorsi's book and he mentioned how KCollins was qb the Giants and they played the Panthers (his original team) and they spanked them and everybody knew it was KC's revenge. I guess yesterday was his payback for 2000. well, ok. see you in the playoffs (next year if not this).
and, yes, I think we need another receiver."Nothing stops these Baltimore Ravens. Beat them, injure them, shove them to the bottom of the standings, drag them into a hostile environment and mount a big lead, and they just keep trudging forward like nothing fazes them." (Bleacher Report)
Re: What's with all the complaining???
I am worried 'bout the Irsays! Reason: Walker at D cornerback. Manning will eat him alive, especially if Rex gets cute and does not blitz, ala yesterday?!"Grab those pusillanimous sons-a-bitches by the nose and kick 'em in the balls.." General George S. Patton
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Re: What's with all the complaining???
Flacco's almost cursed himself by playing well the past couple weeks. Suddenly, we forgot he was a rookie and expected more out of him...
I think people in this twon are just nervous that we're going to "Boller" him, write off the mistakes here and there as rookie mistakes, OL problems, receiver problems, playcalling, etc, till one day, we realize...it's just him.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying he's a bad QB...on the contrary, I think we've seen leagues of difference between his play as a rookie and the play of KB as a rookie. I'm just saying it's easy for the fans to get nervous because we have so much riding on Flacco now and because we want the guy to have a Big Ben like rookie season. Given what he has to work with and where he's come from, I'd still give him a B for this season. He's looking decent for a rookie QB out of Div 2A, with a young OL, one decent WR, one decent TE, and some ? marks in the running game.
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Re: What's with all the complaining???
Its great to see a positive post by logical fans. Its just a matter of time though before the lynch mob starts its pursuit of Flac. All through training camp and preseason I was Troy all the way. Flac has been a pleasant surprise! Hes bright and totally composed running the O. He HAS TO MAKE THESE MISTAKES to get to the next level. What doesn't kill will make him stronger. Do not forget we had the steelers and the titans down. The team let them come back. Its a good learning experience for the D too. Once this O clicks, its gonna be a heck of a show. Patience!
Re: What's with all the complaining???
If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice!
I love the complaining about complainers comments ... True NFL Fans would be so happy with this team right now since they have proved that they can play ....
Relax !!!"It is not how you play the game that matters... It is Winning The Super Bowl that counts"... Rumor Ray
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Baltimore Stars [USFL] in 1985
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In the fourth quarter, Bingham was finally looking like the powerhouse that teams have become accustomed to seeing.
The Miners had driven 80 yards on 10 runs against Alta for a touchdown with 3:32 left in the game. They were on the verge of tying up the score, until something very un-Bingham happened.
A botched extra-point attempt led to a pass one that found the hands of Alta defensive back Bridger Pennington. He sprinted downfield, carefree as he realized that finally, the Hawks had done what they couldn't the last four times they played the Miners.
"We told the whole defense to dig deep, find something more," Pennington said. "We did on that last play."
Under the lights at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Alta finally found some crunch-time moxie to top Bingham 17-16 in the fourth quarter of the Black and Blue Classic on Saturday night.
After foiling Bingham's extra point that might've forced overtime, the Hawks offense took the field again to roll the time off the clock. It was nothing a few runs by Max Broman and a clutch fourth-down catch by Harrison Handley couldn't take care of.
As Chipper Lucero took his final knee, the Alta faithful roared.
"Our team played amazing," Broman said. "There's no certain person that was the best. Our whole team came out and played strong, especially our defense."
The winning score came in the third quarter, as defensive lineman Brock Davies wrapped around Bingham quarterback Coleman Trout for the third time in the game. The ball came loose, rolling back until Broman picked it up in the end zone.
The Miners' final drive was something of an aberration for the game, one in which Trout struggled and running back Tonga Manu was clogged up on many of his carries. By contrast, the Alta unit seemed to gel well, as Lucero racked up 171 yards passing, and Broman picked up 103 on the ground.
But Jentzen Bowles gave life to the Bingham offense, driving 42 yards on only four carries to put the Miners on the cusp of a score. Manu reached across the goal line to put Bingham within a point.
Then it fell apart. The Hawks couldn't believe their luck.
"I didn't [expect the two-point conversion] at all. It's just how it goes sometimes," Pennington said. "I thought it was gonna be a touchdown, but it turned out to be the win. That's what we want."
Bingham struck first in the game, recovering a first-quarter bad snap on a punt attempt by Alta. The Miners couldn't get into the end zone, but booted a 25-yard field goal that gave them a 3-0 lead.
But the Hawks soon flashed their offensive prowess, kicking a chip-shot field goal after a 73-yard drive, then stringing together a 64-yard drive capped by a short run by Mack Richards.
The Hawks had a chance to build on the 10-3 lead in the final minutes of the half, but Lucero underthrew a pass to the end zone that was intercepted by Bingham. The turnover sparked a rare outburst by the Miner offense, which drove down the field in the final 1:21 particularly on a 47-yard reception by Hayden Weichers to tie up the game before haltime.
Alta's victory ended Bingham's streak of four consecutive wins in the series, a fresh spin on a series that had been one way for the past few years.
Said Broman: "We're keeping this rivalry alive."
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The Canisius baseball team lost both of its games on the second day of the Flyer Classic. The Golden Griffins lost 9-4 to Dayton and then lost 7-4 to Miami, to fall to 10-6 on the season.
Dayton 9, Canisius 4
The Griffs tied the score at 1-1 in the third when senior Jesse Kelso led off with a bunt single and eventually scored on a sacrifice fly from sophomore Anthony Massicci. Canisius took its only lead of the game in the fifth as walks to senior Ryan Coppinger and junior Jesse Puscheck along with a hit by pitch to senior Jimmy Luppens loaded the bases. Sophomore Brett Siddall had an RBI single and an RBI groundout from junior Connor Panas made it 3-1.
Dayton (4-12) would score eight straight runs to take control of the game and hand junior Rohn Pierce his first loss of the season. Pierce allowed six runs, five earned, in seven hits on eight hits to fall to 3-1 on the season.
Siddall was 2-for-5 while Kelso went 2-for-3 with a walk and Puscheck was 2-for-4 with a walk.
Miami 7, Canisius 4
Canisius got on the board in the bottom of the second as Coppinger drew a one-out walk and scored on a two-out, RBI single from Massicci. Miami claimed the lead with two runs in the top of the third, but the Griffs went back in front with two runs in the bottom of the fourth. Senior Ronnie Bernick led off with a single and eventually scored on a one-out RBI single from senior Jose Torralba, who later scored on an RBI single from Siddall to put the Griffs up 3-2.
Miami (7-9) scored two in the fifth and one in the seventh to take a 5-3 lead. The Griffs mounted their best rally in the eighth, starting with a leadoff walk to Bernick, who again scored on a one-out RBI single from Torralba to make it a one-run game. Puscheck followed with a single and Luppens was hit by a pitch with two outs to load the bases. Wynston McMartin got freshman Jake Lumley to line out on the first pitch to end the threat. The Redhawks added two insurance runs in the ninth.
Sophomore Alex Godzak (2-2) took the loss, allowing five runs, four earned, and walking six in 6.2 innings.
Puscheck and Siddall had two more hits for the Griffs while Torralba, Panas and Lumley also posted multi-hit games for Canisius.
Canisius concludes play in the Flyer Classic against the University of Dayton on Sunday, with first pitch scheduled for noon.
Game Notes: Canisius left 26 runners on base on the day, 12 in the opener against Dayton and then 14 against Miami. Canisius has left 10 or more runners on base in four straight games… Canisius has left 10 or more runners on base in all six losses but in only four of the 10 wins… The Griffs committed seven errors on the day with Canisius pitchers issuing eight walks and hitting six batters… Canisius has 10 or more hits in 10 of the last 12 games… Coppinger had three walks on the day after one in his first 11 appearances… Lumley has eight hits in his last four starts… Puscheck posted his ninth multi-hit game of the season… Siddall has 16 hits in his last eight starts.


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Arsenal Football Club can confirm that terms have been agreed for the transfer of Robin Van Persie to Manchester United.
Van Persie will travel to Manchester on Thursday in order to agree personal terms and complete a medical ahead of the proposed move.
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The bad news about barbecue
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By now you've heard that barbecuing carries certain risks. And we're not talking about a natural gas explosion, but the long term downside of eating grilled meats.
When you sizzle meat on the barbie, it produces a byproduct known as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Despite the "aromatic" in that phrase, these are toxic bad guys that generate a variety of difficult-to-spell chemicals you don't want to be eating, at least not often. You can mitigate these toxic compounds in several ways: Marinading, cooking on low heat and trimming the fat from your meat.
All of those precautions reduce the smoke-forming splatter from the grill that causes your meat to get coated in PAHs. You can also make sure your meat is as far as reasonably possible from the briquettes.
In fact, don't even use charcoal briquettes. This isn't a meat ballet. You don't need briquettes and their environmental profile isn't so hot. You're better off grilling over hardwoods, because they burn at a lower temperature. That's the word from MD Anderson Center, the cancer treatment hospital in Houston.
So let's review: Marinate, cook on low, trim fat, use hardwoods. Practice these safer grilling techniques to lower your risk of colorectal cancer.
Then know this about meats to reduce your risk anytime, not just when you're grilling:
- The meats that raise your risk of colon cancer are red meats and processed meat, also known as "lunch meat" that's been preserved with nitrites. Look for nitrite- and nitrate-free sliced meats, and cut back on ham, pastrami, salami and pepperoni. Hot dogs also have this problem, but really, you're still eating hot dogs?
- Eat less red meat by keeping portions small and cutting back your weekly intake. Studies haven't proven yet that grass-fed meat is better cancer-wise, but because it's less fatty – producing fewer PAHs on the grill – switching to grass-fed meats appears to be a good step when cooking over a flame. Fish and chicken also produce fewer PAHs because they're less fatty.
- Avoid smoked meats, because they're coated PAHs, but look for new methods, such as sugar-smoking that studies have found reduce or even eliminate the dangerous chemicals formed by traditional smoking.
Next, mitigate your risk by eating foods that help protect you from colorectal cancer and other cancers.
- Eat high fiber foods and plenty of non-starchy vegetables and fruits (note: French Fries don't count).
- To specifically guard against colorectal cancer, a key study also suggests making sure you get garlic, milk and calcium (vegans can get plenty of calcium from alternative milks).
Two more steps are important. Make that a thousand steps. Getting enough exercise has been "convincingly" shown to reduce colorectal cancer risk (see more below).
The second step? Keep that toast to one drink or better yet, make it non-alcoholic. Limiting alcohol consumption will reduce your chances of getting colorectal, breast and other cancers, according to a growing body of research.
A World Cancer Research Fund 2011 review by an expert panel summed it up this way:
"The evidence that physical activity protects against colon cancer is convincing. The evidence that consumption of foods containing dietary fibre protects against colorectal cancer is convincing. The evidence that red meat, processed meat, ethanol from alcoholic drinks (by men, and probably by women), as well as body fatness and abdominal fatness, and the factors that lead to greater adult attained height, or its consequences, are causes of colorectal cancer is convincing."
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It was the first full-day of teaching for me, so I popped in late and left early from SciTech Perth's spin on science outreach via lectures in the pub - if you don't know what Profs and Pints means, just think "Café Scientifique" meets "Skeptics in the Pub" with all the things that you love about interacting with fellow science fans, like a Twitter wall, great presenters on challenging issues, a fantastic, feisty host like astrophysicist and science communicator Renae Sayers, Q&A time and gre … [Read more...]
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Blank on Blank is an awesome non-profit site that brings you unheard interviews that they've produced with music to bring you a look into the future of storytelling.
On the main page, you'll find their first episode posted (an interview with Larry King from 2001 for Esquire magazine) and you'll find some navigation options. At the top there is a menu that has Vintage Audio, Interviewers, Your Tapes and PBS Series as categories. If you scroll down beneath the first episode, you'll find access to the same categories and a little bit of information about each one.
Vintage Audio – here you'll find audio clips that have been produced with music, images, and presented to you in a video format. Pick the interview you want to see/listen to and get ready for a real treat as you hear interviews that haven't been aired before.
Interviewers – here you'll find the listing of contributing interviewers, there's a little blurb about each one and then you can click a link to be whisked away to the collection of the interviews on the site.
Animated Videos – this is similar to what you saw if you watched the first episode. Here is where you'll find the other episodes. You can find this section by scrolling past the first episode on the main page and clicking Watch under animated interviews and then scrolling past the first episode again and clicking Click Here after More Animated Interviews. Or follow this link [1].
This is a really cool take on interviews from cultural icons that have defined our world, check them out today!


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The Custer County District High School Cowgirl basketball team snapped a five-game losing streak on Saturday night at home against Class B St. Labre. That came after a tough 49-40 loss at Class AA Billings West on Friday night.
"We actually put together a good weekend," Cowgirls Head Coach Jacqui Engstrom said. "We have minutes where we do great things and then minutes where we have lapses. If we put together 32 solid minutes, we're going to be alright."
The Cowgirls now sit at 3-5 overall on the season and remain 2-2 in the Eastern A. They will return to Eastern A action this weekend. They host Hardin on Friday night and will travel to Sidney on Saturday.
On Friday night in Billings, the Cowgirls fell behind 18-9 after the first quarter to West (6-2). They clawed their way back into the game in the second quarter, cutting the West lead to 25-22 at the break.
Midway through the third quarter, the Cowgirls cut the lead to two, 29-27, but traled 38-31 after the third quarter.
West ran out to a 13-point lead late in the fourth quarter before the Cowgirls made a late run that ended the game at 49-40.
"We did a great job at West," Engstrom said. "I thought we could have come away with that ball game."
Ashlie Larson and Tori Swope led the Cowgirls with nine and eight points, respectively, in the loss at Billings.
On Saturday night, the Cowgirls hosted a dangerous St. Labre team, led by all-state sophomore Shiloh McCormick.
McCormick had a big game for the Lady Braves, but the Cowgirls had a great defensive night that led them to the 73-59 win.
"We needed a win," Engstrom said. "We had a few tough games, and our schedule isn't going to get easier, but we needed a win to get back rolling."
The Cowgirls looked like they would take control of the game in the first quarter, leading 15-11 with 2:27 to play. But the Lady Braves scored the final 11 points of the quarter and the first two of the second quarter to build a 24-15 lead.
But then the Cowgirls started chipping away at the lead. Shaylee Singleton scored three points and Amy Blaquiere hit a basket to cut the score to 24-20.
After a St. Labre basket, Ashlie Larson hit consecutive shots and Tori Swope tied the score at 26 with 3:23 to play.
Kadie Heinle hit a pair of free throws to give the lead back to the Cowgirls and two free throws from Larson gave them a 34-29 lead with 11 seconds to play.
But McCormick drilled a very long three-pointer at the buzzer to cut the lead to 34-32 going into halftime.
Singleton, the Cowgirls leading scorer on the season, hit a shot early in the third quarter, but picked up her fourth foul of the game at the 7:15 mark of the third.
The teams traded the lead through most of the third quarter.
With just over three minutes to play in the period, Blaquiere hit a shot, was fouled and hit the free throw to give the Cowgirls a 42-41 lead that they would not relinquish.
The Cowgirls ended the third quarter on a 12-0 run, including 8-11 from the free throw line.
In the fourth, Larson essentially put the game away early with back-to-back three-pointers that gave the Cowgirls a 13 point lead. Larson finished with 11 points in the fourth quarter.
The Cowgirls held St. Labre to 23 percent shooting from the field, forced 19 turnovers and held a 66-51 edge in rebounds.
Larson had a career high 26 points to lead the Cowgirls. Blaquiere came off the bench to score a career high 12 points. Beth Sutter and Tori Swope each just missed on double-doubles. Both had nine points, with Sutter finishing with 15 boards and Swope had 10 rebounds and six steals. Singleton scored eight points in less than eight minutes of playing time due to foul trouble.
McCormick had 34 to lead St. Labre.
Billings West 49, Miles City 40
BW 18 7 13 11 - 49 Miles City (2-5, 2-2)- Tori Swope 8, Beth Sutter 4, Ashlie Larson 9, Shaylee Singleton 5, Jaylen Henderson 3, Jenna Swope 4, Kadie Heinle 6, Amy Blaquiere 1.
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You're sad? I have to box this helmet up and send it away! :(
I just can't do it. . . sorry Scott, I'm keeping it!!!
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You're sad? I have to box this helmet up and send it away! :(
I just can't do it. . . sorry Scott, I'm keeping it!!!
(Just kidding.)
Well, I can't say sad is what i'm feeling. I already have the spot on my "helmet wall" ready. And yes, she will be in the center of course!
Eric, All I can say is wow....yet again. I may be in possession of THE finest ESB helmet ever re-produced and I have you to thank for that brother. YOU are da man Eric!!
Thank you!
Haha! Well if *you* were sad, then there'd be something seriously wrong with you! Even if I had the skill to do commissions, it sure would be tough to send them away.
Beautiful job SJ, I'm kicking myself for trying to come by and see it in person.
How'd you handle mounting the mojo right ear? Did you cut a large hole for the big brass screw? And what about the tiny screws for the cap?
For the upper ear parts I did make a hole large enough in the center part so the big hex screw/bolt
could be installed from the inside. I basically joined the center hole with the slot for the wiring so
that it became a sort of wedge shaped opening. I made it large enough so there was room to turn
the bolt from the inside.
For those 2 really small screws, there were locating marks molded into the GMH and I just drilled them
out a tad larger than the heads of the screws. That way once the inner ear cap was secured to
the helmet, I could put those 2 small screws in from the inside.
KBRosseau has a good example of this with pics in this thread:
Look at post #41. :thumbsup
Eric- its been said many time already but I say it again, as it deserves all the credit in the world.
This is so amazingly accurate that is beyond belief.
Your an artist!!!!
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Re: Coffee Time
I really like the feel of this design. I also agree with the sentiment, but there are plenty of pro-coffee shirts out there. It's a great look. Wish I were better at discussing aesthetics.
Re: Bear Naked
Ha that's cute, I don't remember seeing this one before.
Re: Taking Flight
I would definitely absolutely by this shirt. So awesome!
Re: C is for Coffee
This was my favorite of all the caffeine designs and it remains my favorite this time around too. Here's hoping it wins this time!
Re: i like my sugar with coffee and cream
I really liked it the first time around... got my vote. Again!
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Gorgeous! Once again, I'm wishing the shirts were indigo blue rather than navy.
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The mechanical man dreamed once in a field of OZ a wondrous land of witches , wizards and a girl who helped....
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GREEN ROBOT! How is this not on my body yet? I loved it then, I love it more now.
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Shouldn't that be Apato-smore-us?
Re: Give me another drink
There is so much beauty here.
I really hope this prints!
Re: Science Rules!
Yes yes yes yes yes! I know at least 10 people who would make this their first woot! purchase if I sent them the link!
Re: The 4th Dimension V.2
I need several of these! CM, if woot doesn't print this, let us know where this ends up.
Re: A Pressing Question
Can't believe only 37 people are brilliant enough to vote for this
I would buy at least one of these!!! Love!
I want it more than anything.
Re: It's For You
Eheheheh.. Mikey likey miceys... No not nicey miceys... Devious miceys. Wow, not great but fantabulous entry. Love it. Thanks!
Re: Push to the limit
Thanks Guys for all the support!
I have to have one of these! How do I get one?
Re: Extinction V.2
this should be a t-shirt design for diplo
Wow! I don't even like drinking coffee but I love this design! Totally voting for it!
I wanted this the first time it was voted on, and I still want this.
Re: Not a hot-dog
best shirt ever. i want this so bad. so hope it wins.
Re: 100 Percent Pure Genius
I admire an artist who understands the difference between inspiration and caffeination.
Re: gods of the sky
Absolutely love this one! I hope it prints - I have a birthday coming up :-)
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Re: Endless Ocean
Nice work!
Loved it the first time around. But already got my heart broken, so I'm not crossing my fingers too hard. Gorgeous. Just gorgeous.
This and a couple of other designs I loved not getting picked reminded me of the harsh reality of derbies. Let's hope second time's the charm.
The placement, simplicity and yet poetry that emanate from this drawing are just terrific.
kj231 wrote:I'm not Banksy should be the name!
Ha! My comment on the first go around was: "if Banksy was into pandas instead of rats"
This is in my top 3 favorites in this second chances derby. I dearly hope one of them gets picked. Would kick off 2013 nicely.
Re: Not On My Watch
How can this NOT be getting more votes?! Come on guys, this is good design work. It needs to print! I want to buy it!
My daughter would love this shirt!! Definitely on the buy list!!
Re: Science
I wish we could just buy designs we love because this is another one I love!!!
Re: Science is Watching You
Truly would buy this one in a heart beat if woot had a buy button on it. Please woot let me have my science!!!
Re: Owl Nouveau
this is crazy good!
I hope it prints!
smoothvince wrote:This and a couple of other designs I loved not getting picked reminded me of the harsh reality of derbies. Let's hope second time's the charm.
The placement, simplicity and yet poetry that emanate from this drawing are just terrific.
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Thank you for all the nice comments! Happy New Year, everyone! :D
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I am starting a thread to show off my WIP Vader, but honestly I was not forced to do much of the work, so its not as labor intensive as I hoped it would be (maybe not a bad thing!)
I started with a helmet casting from a 501st member. It was totally raw other than a coat of primer on it. I ordered every bit that fenix props had in stock for the helmet and the chest box, so all I had to do was sit back and wait.
I got the helmet in one day about 2 weeks ago and jumped on my dremel, prepping it to get put together and I got an email from someone selling a suit. I was reluctant at first because I REALLY wanted to build mine the way I wanted, plus what are the odds the other guys would fit, right? Well after discussing price and measurements, turns out I have him by about 15 lbs and everything I needed fits PERFECT.
I have to say I owe him a SERIOUS debt of gratitude, this thing is amazing! I knocked out more than half of the suit in one swipe. I had already purchased machined parts from fenix for my chest box, I am currently tracking down the few switches I still need for it. I also need to rig up a chest box harness, but that shouldnt be too bad.
I will upload a few pics as soon as I can, waiting on my wife to send them to me. I was able to hook a guy up at my local comic shop with my helmet. He isnt exactly rolling in $$$ so he is going to slowly pay for the helmet and parts as he can, its a win-win situation. I will be pricing leather tomorrow, my mother in law can sew like a pro, so I will still get a little of my own work in the suit. I cant complain though, I skipped months of waiting for various pieces, I am hoping to find all the others by the end of the month so I can get it all together.


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n Debbie J. Barfield, driving while license revoked for habitual traffic offense, 18 months with credit for 5 days. Must pay civil judgment and jail fund.
The Levy County Sheriff's Department reports the following arrests:
n July 25, Jonathan Michael Beree, 40, Cedar Key, out of county warrant. Bond $10,000.
n July 26, Christina Danielle Boyd, 31, Gainesville, out of county warrant.
n July 29, Issac Butler, 56, Chiefland, DUI. Bond $5,000.
n July 29, William Edward Carter Jr., 38, Williston. Bond $5,000.
n July 25, Christopher Lynn Coup, 34, Bronson, out of county warrant.
n July 27, Charles Leslie Delaney, 66, Chiefland, battery.
Charges are pending in an accident on July 18 after 4 p.m. between two log trucks at the intersection of State Road 24 and U.S. Highway 27A in Bronson, according to a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman.
Roberto Febles of Ocala was driving a 1995 International tractor hauling a pole trailer loaded with logs eastbound on SR24 when it collided with a 1995 Peterbuilt hauling an empty flatbed trailer operated by Kempton Shipman of Port Charlotte.
Traffic was diverted into Bronson for two hours while officers investigated the accident and freed the heavyweight vehicles.
A Chiefland man was arrested Saturday by investigators with the Alachua County Sheriff's Office and the Gainesville Police Department.
Michael Shaine Smith, 24, was charged Saturday on five felony charges of obscene communication and for using a phone to commit a felony when, according to law enforcement officials, he solicited sex from investigators posing as a 14-year-old girl and her 32-year-old boyfriend.
According Smith's arrest report, Smith and the investigator posing as an underage girl "discussed having a sexual encounter."
The Levy County Sheriff's Department reports the following arrests:
n July 18, David Richard Appling, 24, Old Town, two counts FTA, four counts VOP.
n July 20, James Bowen, 45, Inglis, burglary, grand theft. Bond $75,000.
n July 20, Jesse James Crain, 30, Archer, two counts VOP.
n July 20, Roger Lee Daniels, 42, Inglis, possession of drug equipment, attached registration not assigned. Bond $20,500.
n July 17, Steven Wayne Edwards, 20, Inglis, DWLSR. Bond $500.
n July 17, April Marie Gay, 28, Trenton, two out of county warrants.
Levy County Sheriff Johnny Smith has promoted Cpl. Todd Houchin to the rank of sergeant for the Patrol Division. Houchin is with Alpha Company with Lt. Perry Ott as Watch Commander.
Houchin began his law enforcement career with the Cedar Key Police Department in February 1998. He started with the Sheriff's Office in August 1999 and was promoted to the rank of corporal in February 2003.
Smith said Houchin has "stepped up to the plate" in a leadership role for his shift.
Jesse J. Crain, 30, has registered as a sexual predator with the Levy County Sheriff's Office because he is living within the county. Crain is required to notify law enforcement whenever he changes his address.
Crain was convicted in Pinellas County in 2002 for lewd and lascivious molestation on a child under 12. Crain is living tat 11851 N..E 106th Court in Archer.
A man who was practicing his "quick draw" at a friend's home shot himself in the leg, according to a Levy County Sheriff's Office press release.
Deputies said when they responded to a call about a shooting at a home on Northeast 61st Place in Bronson, they found Robert Bishop, 62, had a single gunshot wound in the back of his right calf.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
n July 12, James Devon Baker, 46, Morriston, two counts FTA. Bond $2,500.
n July 10, Jose Angel Barrera, 31, Melbourne, VOP. Bond $5,000.
n July 14, James Bowen, 45, Inglis, disorderly intoxication.
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For those that read my Galaxy Note review, I thought it was a good device, it had a number of good things as well as many shortcomings. In general it wasn't suited for everyone. The SGS3 is better suited for the masses.
At 4.8" it's large for iPhone users and feels fresh for most Android users who are used to 4"+ displays. It's pocket able, even in my gym shorts it didn't have the extra bulge the Galaxy Note had. I've been using the Galaxy Nexus recently and suddenly felt awkward with the S3 having physical buttons again. I know the Android purists are going to say the S3 is 2 step forward and 1 step backward in design by incorporating the big home button and the back and search buttons.
After a week of use I did think the home button is a bit awkward to use but it does come in handy when I'm driving and didn't want my eyes off the road.
Design & Build quality 3.8 / 5 Stars
Let's face it, the iPhone still beats Samsung in design and engineering. The Samsung shell is all plastic not very different than plastic found on free phones. The design of the S3 carried over from the Galaxy Note.
I felt the S3's alum accented trim on the side to be extra slippery compared to the iPhone 4. Unless you have really rough and sticky fingers this phone can slip very easily. The side profile is way too tapered and not flat making it difficult to get a good grip. So I highly recommend getting a case right away.
The battery back door pops off just like the Galaxy Note, this time the S3 uses a Mini SIM card just like Apple. The Micro SD card is in a very good location and can easily be popped out without powering off the device.
Overall, it's a solid design chasis does have some flex and not as rigid as the HTC One X or iPhone.
Call quality: 4.5 / 5 Stars
AT&T LTE service is a huge improvement over their 3G service, not only is the signal quality better so was the voice quality. SGS3 has a very loud earpiece speaker that sounded almost as loud as having the speakerphone turned on. I was very pleased with the call quality.
Battery Life 3.5 / 5 Stars
I wasn't blown away by the battery life, in general it was worst than the Note due to the smaller battery. It was actually worst than my modded SGS2 running CM9. It took me awhile to go through preferences and tweak the phone for good battery life. After the power adjustments, battery life improved substantially but still nowhere near the Galaxy Note. Leaving the device fully charged on overnight without plugging in, it dropped by only 7% in 6.5 hours of discharging. Much more improved over the 1st night when I had the device dropped 13% by the morning.
Performance 4.3 / 5 Stars
Given that the US Spec version also uses the DualCore S4 Krait just like the HTC One X, the reason being Samsung's Exynos QuadCore does not have the US LTE baseband radio yet. I don't think Quad-core is worth getting especially taking an old ARM design and simply doubling the cores. The only reason for opting for the QuadCore International version is for the faster GPU which is currently the fastest mobile GPU available on a smartphone, the iPad 3 one is king of all mobile devices for now.
I do appreciate that Samsung gave the US Spec S3 a bump to 2GB of memory instead of 1GB found on the SGH-9300 or International S3. The device really does not slow down or bottleneck much with multiple apps running at the same time and it's pretty evident that a memory task manager isn't necessary anymore with 2GB. Imo, this is quite possibly the best feature of all the smart phones out today.
Here's a quick snapshot of ATT LTE performance.
Not bad, it's not as good as the VZ LTE service where I constantly get between 4-14mbs.
Screen Quality 4.5 / 5 Stars
The screen was the star of this release. 4.8" of gorgeous qHD display. This screen actually is an improvement over the SGS2 and Note in particular the SAMOLED panel didn't have green or yellow color balance issues. Most review sites gave the nod to the HTC One X's S-LCD2 for the best looking display. I actually disagree, I think the HTC One X probably has the most accurate color but it doesn't standout as much as the SGS3's great contrast ratio. Blacks and whites are just much crisper looking on the SGS3. I've had the HTC One X next to the SGS3 around a couple of guys at the office and almost everyone picked the SGS3 over the HTC for best looking display. I guess the extra 0.1" also helped make the phone look bigger.
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So is this the best smartphone in America today? I have to concur with most review sites, it does do most things better than the iPhone and more. It also depends on your preferences and taste. My boss uses the Galaxy Nexus and he has no friggin clue how to task switch or install a different launcher. Like many he's better suited with an iPhone but he hates Apple.
Two things the iPhone still does better and that's SIRI and Photos. While most people dismiss SIRI as just an improved voice command app. I have to disagree I think voice command is huge in the next decade as it's the next level of user interface. SIRI in the beta form can understand normal human spoken voice much better than any other voice command apps that I've used and the S-Voice included in the S3 is just a simple copy and I'm sure Apple has a lawsuit ready.
As for picture taking, while the S3's camera app improved greatly, mostly due to ICS improvement. The software is still somewhat clunking, many sites have reported that Samsung does do a little cheating to enhance the photo a bit after snapping.
Well, if you are on the fence on which Android device to get. I'd say the S3 over the HTC One X for sure. The HTC One X is really superior to the S3 in so many areas but the most glaring weakness is the lack of the MicroSD card and non-removable battery. 2nd area is the S3 has 2GB of memory which is a huge performance boost for those who actively use a lot of apps. HTC Sense UI is better than Touchwiz but once CM9 is RC for S3 than it will be king for sure.


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Here are my specs
Weight: 270-295 lbs (123-134 kg played football and rugby prop)
Height: 511 (180 cm)
Shoe Size: Size 12 stuffed into a 10.5 to reduce toe and heel drag)
Surefoot custom orthotics
Riding History: Riding 17 years, instructing & Racing 16 years, Coaching 15 years
Average 100 days on snow per season
Results: 8-10 (sorry I cant remember) time medalist at USASA Nationals in GS and SL
Personal History: Studied Mechanical Engineering at University till I dropped out to become a full time Snowboard Coach (specialty Alpine and SBX)
Qualifications: CASI Level 2 & Carving Instructor, Canada~Snowboard Comp Intro Advanced Certified, Development Trained and Intro Learning Facilitator
Boards I Ride
Freestyle (FS): Never Summer ProtoCTX 160, Flux DMCC Bindings, Celsius Opus 6 Boot (modified)
Freeride (FR): Never Summer RaptorX, Bomber Power Plate Riser system, Technine LM Pro Binding (modified), Celsius Opus 6 Boot (modified)
SBX: Donek Saber 170 Custom -cant ride any more as it breaks every binding ever put on it including:
- Burton C60 1 run (they refuse to warranty anything for me anymore)
- Flux DMCC 2 days
- Neidecker Carbon 900 2 weeks
- Head PX10 & PX5 2 Days
- Technine LM Pro - 2 days
Powder: Never Summer Summit 172, Flux DMCC Bindings, Celsius Opus 6 Boot (modified)
Slalom: Custom Coiler NSR2 166, Vist Plate, Bomber TD3 Sidewinders Binding, UPZ RC10 Modified boot (lasts half a season)
GS: Custom Coiler NSR2 189, Bomber 5 mm Custom Boiler Plate, Bomber TD3 Sidewinders Binding, UPZ RC10 Modified boot (lasts half a season)
I am a big fan of the
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for all around freeriding. It took a little getting used to the Rocker-Camber (RC). I found narrowing the stance just a bit and riding with slightly wider knees really helped; I was able to engage the tip and tail more and get the responsiveness and stability most think is not possible without traditional camber. Sorry the YouTube video isnt as good as I would like, the hill was too flat to really get the Raptor up to speed and carve aggressively at the same time. When i am out in Colorado i can really push the board and it answers.
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For float in powder I tend to just grab the
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. The wide and more pointed shovel tends to promote more float, and I dont have to spend time taking the riser plates off, or setting my stance back. I find that bigger guys can ride smaller boards in powder if you set your stance back a bit. The tail will sink, its a bit of a trade off, and I find it helps relieve stress on an injured back knee. And the shorter boards are a lot more maneuverable around rocks or in tight trees. If you dont spend much time riding switch (less then 15% I dont think the set back is much of a loss). But with the large soft shovel the effective edge suffers. So carving on Groomer is not as fun as the Raptor (duh its a Powder board). With this board I dont need to search for a 180 cm plus board or a swallow tail (I have a bad habit of snapping off split or swallow tails).
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, it can do everything regular and Switch. See my previous post.
I tend to like the NS boards as they use a pre-tensioned pre-impregnated glass and carbon fiber. This means as soon as the board flexes the tension is take up by the glass. With wet laid glass the initial tension is taken by the resin, then the cloth. This leads to a lot of resin fatigue (my experience with Burton, Rossi, Nitro, Lib Tech, and Winterstick), creating a soft or noodle-ie / dead / unresponsive feel a lot faster. In demoing other boards I ended up going over the nose at some really inopportune times where if I was on an NS I would have been fine. I also found NS boards give back what is put into them. On groomed runs I could hammer the Raptor into any carves and it wanted more. The Summit was looking for powder as much as I was. And the Proto just put a smile on my face.
Here is a quick shot of me on the RaptorX 169
I am riding NS RaptorX 165 and could not agree more, it is great board for freeriding and freecarving (whatever that is). Not the best board for park IMO, but you can take some kickers with it if needed.
For pure pow days I ride Prior Khyber 170 (rocker-camber-rocker profile) and I just love it: it does not matter how deep I cut into the snow and the board just pops up, I think I have not got any nose dives with my Khyber.
For next season I am getting NS HeritageX 166 that I hope will replace my LibTech T.Rice.
BTW: I also like Flux bindings, DMCC is the best binding I have had so far.
(mainly I am shredding Swiss Alps, unfortunately I get only 30 something days in a season)
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2003-04-- Earned All-America honors for his second-place finish on the 3-meter board with 633.50 points and for his fourth-place finish on the 1-meter board with 363.50 ... Won the 3-meter title at the SEC Championships with 633.75 points ... Also at SECs, was runner-up on the 1-meter board to teammate Jevon Tarantino with 351.85 points ... At the Olympic Trials, finished third on the 3-meter with 1,073.13 points, missing the U.S. Olympic Team by one place ... Also at Olympic Trials, finished second, along with teammate Jevon Tarantino, in the 3-meter synchronized event with 615.54 points ... Took both springboard wins against Virginia with 338.85 on the 1-meter and 391.50 on the 3-meter ... Was the SEC Diver of the Week for the period ending Jan. 12 ... Finished third at the World Cup Diving Trials ... At Georgia, won the 3-meter competition with 413.62, which was a school dual-meet record ... Against Florida, finished first on the 3-meter with 388.65 ... At North Carolina State, won the 3-meter competition with 374.70 ... Named Most Improved Diver by the team.
2002-03-- Crowned three-meter champion at NCAAs in Austin, Texas with a personal-best score of 649.70. It was the first time Tennessee has had an NCAA champion since 2001...At the SEC Championships he dove to a pair of third-place finished on both the one and three-meter springboards...Led the Vols with 13 individual wins throughout the season and captured titles on both boards against Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, Penn State and Florida...At the UT Diving Invitational he won the three-meter competition with a score of 579.96...Took first on the one-meter at the Minnesota Diving Invitational with a score of 348.55...Was named SEC Athlete of the Week for Jan. 14th...Over the summer, he qualified for the Olympic Trials with a first-place showing on the three-meter with 632.07 points at the 2003 America's Cup...Finished 11th in the world on the 3-meter springboard diving competition at the World Championships in Barcelona, Spain.
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Prior to UT -- He was a three time state champion, twice in Kentucky and once in Indiana...Holds the state record in both Kentucky and Indiana...2000 Jr world champion on one-meter and a bronze on three-meter...Two time National High School Champion...2000 Olympic Trials Qualifier...Coached by Dan Johnson at Hamilton Southeastern...
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CHAPEL HILL - Kara Cannizzaro scored a career-high five goals and Abbey Friend added four goals and an assist as the North Carolina women's lacrosse team defeated Maryland 14-11 at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill on Saturday afternoon. With the victory, Carolina captures the 2012 Atlantic Coast Conference regular season championship with a perfect 5-0 league record. UNC will be the top seed in the ACC Tournament in two weeks in Durham, N.C.
The Tar Heels, ranked fourth in this week's IWLCA coaches poll, capture their fifth ACC regular season title, joining 1998 (outright), 2000 (tie), 2006 (tie) and 2010 (tie). The 2012 season marks the first 5-0 ACC record in UNC history. Carolina improves to 13-1 overall on the year.
Maryland, ranked third in this week's IWLCA rankings, falls to 11-3, 2-2 in ACC play. Carolina's 14 goals are the most the Terrapins have allowed this season. The UNC defense held the Terps, who entered the game averaging 14.85 goals per contest, to nearly three goals beneath their season average.
Cannizzaro led the Tar Heels with five goals and four ground balls. Friend had four goals and an assist along with a ground ball and a caused turnover. Laura Zimmerman had two goals, two assists, two ground balls and a caused turnover. Other Carolina scorers included Becky Lynch, Emily Garrity and Brittney Coppa, each of whom scored one goal.
Katie Schwarzmann led Maryland with four goals and one assist and Alex Aust added three goals and two assists. Kristy Black had three assists, Beth Glaros scored twice, and Brooke Griffin and Karri Ellen Johnson each scored once.
Carolina gathered 17 ground balls in the game to Maryland's eight, while also forcing 15 Terrapin turnovers and committing just eight miscues.
Lauren Maksym started in goal for Carolina and made one save in each half while allowing the first nine Terp goals. Taylor Thomas came in to relieve Maksym for the final 14:14 of the game and made two saves. Brittany Dipper went the distance in the cage for Maryland, recording eight saves.
In the first half, Cannizzaro scored three unassisted goals in the first 5:04 of the game as UNC took a 3-0 lead. Maryland responded with two quick goals of its own from Johnson and Schwarzmann, making it 3-2 at the 23:21 mark.
Zimmerman made it 4-2 Carolina with an unassisted effort, wrapping around the cage and scoring as she dove to the ground. Coppa made it 5-2 at the 15:48 mark of the opening half with an unassisted goal from the right of the cage. Maryland's Aust scored on a pretty pass from Black at the 12:14 mark, cutting the lead to 5-3 Tar Heels.
Lynch scored on a quick shot in transition off a good pass from Zimmerman at the 8:38 mark to make it 6-3 UNC. A free position goal from Cannizzaro, her fourth of the day, made it 7-3 with 5:04 left before halftime. Friend made it 8-3 with a free position goal with 1:40 left before the break.
Schwarzmann's second goal came off a pass from Aust with 34 seconds left in the opening half, stopping the 3-0 Tar Heel run. UNC responded 31 seconds later when Garrity scored on a fast break off a pass from Friend with three seconds left before the half. The Tar Heels out-shot Maryland 15-8 in the first half and gathered 11 ground balls to the Terrapins' five.
Friend scored on a free position try just over a minute into the second half to make it 10-4 Tar Heels. Glaros scored off a pass from Schwarzmann to make it 10-5 UNC as the Terps cut the deficit to five goals. Zimmerman pushed it back to a six-goal lead with an unassisted goal at the 23:37 mark.
Maryland then went on a 4-0 scoring run to make things interesting. Back-to-back goals from Griffin and Schwarzmann cut the UNC lead to four at 11-7 with 20:44 to play. Aust scored unassisted with 15:05 to go, stutter-stepping to pass a Tar Heel defender to make it 11-8 and force a Carolina timeout. Glaros scored her second goal of the game at the 14:14 mark, cutting it to 11-9 as Maryland scored its fourth consecutive goal.
Friend stopped the Maryland run with an unassisted goal with 9:20 to play, then Cannizzaro's fifth goal of the game made it 13-9 with 5:37 to go. Maryland scored twice more and Friend scored a late goal for Carolina.
Carolina will return to action next Friday night (April 13) at top-ranked Northwestern in a game that will be televised nationally by the Big Ten Network.


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"At times players are trying to push harder, but in the end make a rash decision and it ends up hurting the team for the rest of the game." -- U.S. coach Bob Bradley
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They must have raised bees in Plimoth. Look at this big skep!Salvo
Just make sure they don't get too light on the stores.
TJC1, having lived in metro Boston I know you can get some warm spells in the winter and the ocean moderates your temps a bit more than NH and VT. There are options if you are you running low on stores. As Finski says, you really shouldn't be light so early in the winter. However things don't always go as planned.I don't generally open feed and Finski is right you're not going to get a lot of food into a hive in cool conditions (mid 50s) because most of the bees are going to be staying inside the hive. If you're really running low, you can add hard candy as Robo shows on his website or maybe try to dry sugar on a news paper (I've never tried it). Just don't feed anything really runny this time of year!Insulation will keep the hive warmer and hence the bees won't need as much food to overwinter so that is an option too.
Hi Salvo,I originally joined the Barnstable association because I teach on the Cape and was aiming to keep bees at school (still working on that). At the time, I couldn't find much on the Plymouth association - seemed it was defunct from what I found, but I since know that it is quite lively - I should check in with them!TJ


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