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the tenacious efforts of Bessie Mallie the Affen received
official recognition.
The Affen is 10 to 15 inches tall and weighs 7 to 9 lbs.
Afghan hounds are an ancient breed. These sight hounds are
graceful, fast (not as fast as the greyhound, but they have
better endurance), and convey a stately appearance.
Afghan hounds have long bodies, noticeably thick and long
coats, and proudly carry their heads up.
Afghans date back to Ancient Egypt, 4000 years. They were
'employed' as sight hound hunters. They were bred to be fast,
agile, and merciless in their hunting pursuits in ground terrain
and mountains.
The Afghan hounds' ancestors were brought to Afghanistan by
tribal peoples. In Afghanistan they chased down gazelles, hares,
and snow leopards. Countless generations of chasing fast prey
and living in rugged and rough mountainous terrain in
Afghanistan have made this breed of dog a tough and fast hunter.
Afghan hounds were 'brought' to England during the 19th
century by returning military personnel.
Afghan hounds tend to 'attach' themselves to one or two
persons and may be cat like to others.
The Afghan hound is 27 to 29 inches tall and weighs 58 to
65 lbs.
Africanis (African Dog) is the 'generic name' used for the
native dogs of Southern Africa. This dog is medium-sized,
muscular, runs fast, and has a smooth gait. This dog forms close
attachments to its human family. It's a good guard dog, herder
of animals and livestock. Africanis is territorial but friendly.
The Africanis was bred and raised to be in open land. It
needs roaming space and freedom. This is a healthy dog that can
walk behind you for long distances without having to feel a need
to lead.
The Africanis traces its ancestry to 5000 BC, Ancient
Egypt. Although the Africanis is not a recognized breed Southern
Africa is an incredibly large area with rich history and the
Africanis has been used extensively as a special purpose dog.
There are no precise height or weight measurements.
The Aidi or Atlas Mountain Dog is a North African
(Moroccan) dog that is 5000 years old.
The Aidi was employed to guard and protect people, flocks,
and property from mountain predators. Aidis were prized for
their readiness and preparedness to work and do what they had
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so at the moment I have a 2005 Acura MDX with bluetooth. I've never been able to get it set up. I also had bluetooth in my 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX STi that I was never able to successfully set up. then I got to wondering, is it something you have to pay for, like satellite radio? that doesn't sound right, but I'm not used to the same problem kicking my ass on two vehicles in a row lol.
my WK has uConnect and I haven't even attempted to set it up yet but I would like to. had anyone on here done a walk-through on it?
my owners manual is sitting in my sister's living room 150 miles away so I can't go to that for info. :(
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uConnect is an option you pay for, but there isn't a monthly service charge or anything like that. It's real easy to set up. Just press the uConnect button and follow the prompts.
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This is a great feature my Limited has on it. It is cake to set-up.
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you're right, that was easy. I feel incredibly stupid for not thinking to just press that button, but instead I looked through my head unit menu for like half an hour. lol. thanks guys.
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Don't feel stupid, I didn't even know mine had it. My GF knew and set it up for me. I felt really dumb but love the feature.
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How do you know if you have uConnect or not?
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the buttons for it are on the bottom edge of the rearview mirror for 05-07, I'm not sure about the 08+ though. I would imagine the buttons wouldn't be there if your Jeep isn't equipped with uConnect but I can't say for sure because I've never actually been in a WK that didn't have it.
the two left buttons are for uConnect.
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- 1 (16 ounce) can chili beans, undrained
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Each day leading up to the beginning of volleyball season on Aug. 30, a new Canes' Corner will be released giving @CanesVB fans a chance to get to know their favorite playerss.
This edition of Canes' Corner features junior middle blocker Emani Sims.
Name: Emani Sims
Hometown: Glenview, IL
High School: Glenbrook South
Major: Advertising
I committed to Miami over other schools because: I liked the team chemistry and atmosphere.
When I think of Miami volleyball, I think of: hardwork and athleticism.
My favorite part of being a Hurricane volleyball player is: being able to represent the University through a sport I love.
If I had to describe the team in one word it would be: energetic.
Coral Gables is different from my hometown because: there are palm trees.
The biggest adjustment from high school to college has been: balancing practice and school and traveling.
When I committed to the University of Miami, I felt: like a lot of hard work paid off.
I love volleyball because: it allows us to show our athleticism.
My favorite moment in my volleyball career was: beating FSU at home last season.
I started playing volleyball at age: 16.
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Favorite Professional Sports Team: Chicago Bulls
Favorite Meal: Mom's cooking
Favorite Candy: Reese's
Favorite Movie: Bridesmaids
Favorite TV Show: Scandal
Favorite Music Artist: Frank Ocean
My first pet was: my dog, Sammy.
My favorite place on campus is: "the green."
My favorite University of Miami alumni is: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
The farthest place from home I've been is: Jamaica.
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My favorite class at UM has been: Graphic Design.
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U.S. court hears Chevron's fraud claims in $9.5 bln Ecuador dispute
By Nate Raymond
April 20 (Reuters) - Chevron Corp urged a U.S. appeals court on Monday to uphold a ruling finding that an American lawyer used corrupt means to secure a $9.5 billion pollution judgment in Ecuador.
A lawyer for Chevron told the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York that Steven Donziger, a U.S. lawyer who represented a group of Ecuadorians that sued the oil giant, pursued a case "shot through with fraud."
"What happened here was a fraud on the Ecuadorian courts," Theodore Olson, Chevron's lawyer, said.
Olson asked the three-judge panel to uphold a ban on Donziger profiting from the case and from the attorney or villagers enforcing the judgment in the United States.
But Donziger's lawyer said allowing Chevron to launch an "impermissible collateral attack" on a foreign judgment could prompt similar challenges in the future.
"The problem is, how do you write an opinion that does not open the door to attacks on judgments from around the world?" Deepak Gupta, Donziger's lawyer, said.
The appeal follows years of litigation by the villagers, who sued Texaco, which Chevron later acquired, over contamination in the jungle around Lago Agrio, Ecuador, between 1964 and 1992.
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Gloria In Excelsis: National Cathedral's Climb of the Spring Restored
Saturday's misty morning seemed nature's soft rebuff to Friday's 80-degree day at the Tidal Basin under the cherry blossoms. A sunny walk near the monuments around the cherry trees with petals at their peak was to be followed by the next day's climb along the stones into the monumental tower of Washington National Cathedral.
A one-day event was announced by the cathedral for a "tower climb" on March 24 to show that the central tower -- its ecclesiastical name is Gloria in Excelsis Tower -- was "deemed to be structurally sound and safe for visitors. The tower climbs have been a semi-regular tradition for many years." It was the first time since the Aug. 23, 2011, earthquake that visitors were allowed into the central tower, the highest geographical point in Washington, D.C. Four teams of about 80 persons took separate morning climbs.
With volunteer guides to direct and comfort, we began our 45-minute tour in the cathedral's crypt at the Chapel of St. Joseph of Arimathea and ascended approximately 333 steps to the tower's bell ringing floor. The stairs, whether of stone or metal, spiraled and challenged some a bit. And whether physical or mental -- "I have issues," said one woman -- all made it.
There were stops to look out narrow windows, doors or balconies to see the sides of the one of the largest churches in the world with some of its pinnacles missing and masonry cracked because of the earthquake. Our heavenly view was constricted by the fog to the cathedral's close and parts of Wisconsin Avenue and Woodley Road, but we were touring through the holy hollow of master work that went on for 83 years. Only in 1990 was the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, a national sacred place of many celebrations and memorials, considered officially completed, its final stone set. Now, with the earthquake damage, the cathedral estimates that it will take 10 years and $20 million dollars to fix the cracks and replace lost finials, pinnacles and other stonework. Only $2 million has been raised for the restoration.
In the bell room, ringers of the Washington Ringing Society showed us the ropes to the massive peal bells above us, heard often up and down Wisconsin Avenue. Spiral stairs above that room are now closed but were used to get to the observation deck years ago. Nevertheless, out on the balcony the view could go down to the Potomac -- though not on this drizzly day. Descending to the cathedral's carillon room, carillonneur Edward Nassor put on another show. Happily, he did not ring the largest bells, closest to the floor and bigger than his visitors.
Moving through the transept, we looked down on the netting that protects worshippers from falling mortar or dust and the rose window unobscured and prepared to climb to the ground floor. Soon enough, we were back on earth, our glimpse of heaven within and without veiled in the fading mist.


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LUTZ — Steinbrenner freshman Grace Korta, who has excelled on both clay and hard surfaces in the initial months of her prep career, proved Tuesday she also plays pretty effectively on edge.
Down 0-3 to Osceola freshman Jade Smith in the second set after a game-deciding baseline call went against her, Korta channeled her fury into her forehand.
She won the next six games, completing a 6-0, 6-3 triumph to highlight the Warriors' 5-2 win against Osceola in a Class 2A region first-rounder at Cheval.
"That definitely fires me up," said Korta, whose team (13-1) travels Thursday to Englewood Lemon Bay, where a state tournament berth will be at stake. "It benefits me, getting mad and fiery. It really got me focused."
Korta, who didn't lose a game at last week's district tournament, was among four Warriors singles winners. Seniors Kaleigh Wagner (No. 2), Taylor Brannan (No. 4) and Carli Schwartz (No. 5) also won in straight sets.
Osceola's lone singles triumph came at No. 3, where junior Jessica Schroeder topped Tatum Brannan 6-2, 6-2. Schroeder and Nicole Powers later teamed to eke out a three-set win against Ally Berglund and Erika Smitten at No. 2 doubles.
Lemon Bay, Steinbrenner's Thursday opponent, swept Strawberry Crest 7-0 to advance.
Nature Coast clears hurdle
DADE CITY — Having lost to Zephyrhills in the first round of regionals last season, Nature Coast coach Louise Downey told her players they would not lose to a Pasco County team again now that they were back to that round.
The Class 2A, District 5 runnerup Sharks heeded that advice with a 4-1 win over host Pasco, which had won the 2A-6 title.
"We were in (the Pirates') shoes last year and it hurts," Downey said. "No one can deny it. I didn't want a second time of losing in the first round of regions."
Nature Coast, which has five straight playoff berths including a state appearance in 2009, won all four singles matches and might have won a fifth had not the No. 3 singles match been halted once players from both sides realized the Sharks had four victories.
Pasco's Rebecca Pelham won the first set 6-2 and Kaitlyn Bugden won the second 7-6 (7-5), but that tiebreaker was never played out with Pasco earning the forfeit when Bugden came off the court to celebrate with her teammates.
In the other singles matches, No. 1 Mallorie Pickersgill defeated Amanda Dempsey 6-0, 6-0, No. 2 Delanie McCabe beat Mady Johnson 6-4, 6-2, No. 4 Rosie Witherell needed three sets for a 5-7, 6-1, 6-4 comeback win over Norah Taylor and No. 5 Christine Sniffen topped Sarah McCord 6-3, 6-4.
Despite his team's loss, Pasco coach Don Charlick was in good spirits.
Pointing to a district champion sign on one of the court's fences, he said, "Today was a great learning experience for the girls, there's no doubt about it."
Steve Lee, Times correspondent
Land O'Lakes shut out by Crystal River
Crystal River extended its unblemished record to 15-0 on Tuesday, cruising to a 7-0 victory over Land O'Lakes (8-5) in the Class 2A regional at Crystal River High School.
The closest match of the day was a showdown between the teams' lone seniors in No. 1 singles. Crystal River's Kristin Tringali won the first set 6-3 but found herself down 4-3 to Land O'Lakes' Wenyi Gu in the second. On the changeover Tringali's hair tie broke and she needed to borrow one from her doubles partner, student Rita Kerola. Kerola, who had just defeated Lindzi Arndt 6-1, 6-1, in No. 2 singles.
Apparently the good karma rubbed off because Tringali won the next nine points and 12 of the last 13 to close out the match.
Despite the loss, Land O'Lakes coach Samantha Taylor was proud of her team's effort all season.
"This is definitely the best complete team we've played all year," Taylor said. "I can't say enough about how much were going to miss Wenyi. She's been such an awesome leader. Not only is she the best player, but she motivates and encourages all of the other girls to work hard and give their best.
"Next year it's going to be Lindzi and Jamie (Giacinto) turn to step into that senior role and follow in her footsteps."
The other three matches were controlled by the Pirates as Kayla Papp defeated Cori Arndt, 6-1, 6-0, in No. 3 singles, Ashley Allen defeated Joselyn Lafond 6-4, 6-1, in No. 4 singles and Nikki Moynihan was a 6-2, 6-2, winner over Giacinto in No. 5 singles.
With the match already decided, both coaches opted for pro sets in doubles and Crystal River won both easily with Tringali-Kerola earning an 8-4 win over Gu-Lindzi Arndt and Papp-Allen dropping just one game in their 8-1 victory over Cori Arndt-Lafond.
John Coscia, Special to the Times


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Going-to-the-Sun Road in Montana national park won't open June 15th
Late snows and continuing avalanches have impeded crews trying to clear the Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park in Montana, pushing the planned opening date back a few days.
Missoulian; June 13
Oilsands consortium tests new extraction method
Florida-based Harris Corp. has teamed up with Nexen Inc., Suncor Energy Inc., and privately held Laricina Energy Ltd. to test a new method of extracting bitumen that would address the issues of water use, high costs and greenhouse gas emissions of conventional methods of extractions.
Toronto Globe and Mail; June 13
Coal-generated power in U.S. at lowest level on record
Four years ago, half the power generated in the United States came from burning coal, but now only 40 percent of the nation's power is generated by coal, and predictions are that, within the next eight years, coal's share of power generation in the U.S. will likely fall to 30 percent.
Calgary Herald (AP); June 13
U.S. Chamber president: Canada's energy exports to Asia helps America
During a speech in Montreal, U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue said expanding Canada's energy export market to Asia would benefit both Canada and the U.S.
Edmonton Journal; June 13
Colorado senator launches campaign to extend wind tax credits
On Tuesday, Colorado U.S. Sen. Mark Udall made the first of what he said will be daily speeches on the importance of extending the federal wind power tax credit, reminding his colleagues of the thousands of jobs in the wind industry that could be lost if the tax credit isn't extended.
Pueblo Chieftain; June 13
Nineteen large wildfires are burning in nine states
More than 200 structures, including homes, have been burned by the 56-square-mile Little Bear Fire in southern New Mexico, and the High Park Fire in Colorado has burned across 73 square miles.
Deseret News (AP); June 13
Officials to release some info on homes burned by Colorado wildfire
Some Larimer County landowners will learn if their homes survived the High Park Fire today, as fire officials plan to release some information on structure damage caused by what is now Colorado's third-largest wildfire.
Denver Post; June 13
Utah lake is draining through breach in dike
Navajo Lake, a popular place for boating, swimming and fishing in southern Utah, is draining at the rate of about a foot a month because of a 50-foot breach in the dike, and officials believe the lake will be completely dried up by this fall.
Deseret News; June 13
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★ "Good friends are hard to find," says Sophie to her best buddy, Bernice. This must be so, because Bernice is a farmers' market squash. The fruit is supposed to be for supper, but all bets are off when Sophie gives it a face and a name. The two friends are inseparable, visiting the library and other squash at the market, practicing somersaults on the hill…and every night Sophie gives Bernice a baby bottle and tucks her into a cradle. ("Well, we did hope she'd love vegetables," Sophie's mother observes.) Countless stories exist about girls' exploits with their dolls or stuffed animals. Few, if any, feature healthy produce. But the tale of Sophie and Bernice is charming and even suspenseful as the title character reluctantly realizes that her squash will not last forever. Miller's sweet and lively story is perfectly matched by Wilsdorf's expert ink and watercolor illustrations. With lessons on life, love, and vegetable gardening, this tale will be cherished by children, and their parents will be happy to read it to them often.–Susan Weitz, formerly at Spencer-Van Etten School District, Spencer, NY – School Library Journal
★ Who says children don't love vegetables? Sophie certainly does, as her best friend is a yellow squash whom she's named Bernice. Even though Bernice is supposed to be dinner, Sophie draws a smiling face on her and convinces two very tolerant parents to let her keep the gourd as a playmate. The two have tea parties, somersault down the hill, go to library story time, and have sleepovers. As the summer wanes, Mom is always exploring new recipes for cooking Bernice before she rots away altogether. "Don't listen, Bernice!" Sophie cries in terror, shielding her friend. In the fall a blotchy Bernice seems softer and "her somersaults lacked their usual style," so Sophie plants her in the garden. In a perfect blend of story and art, the humorous watercolor-and-ink illustrations are bursting with color and energy on every page, replete with patterns in swirls, stripes, floral, and polka dots appearing on clothing, curtains, and upholstery. Endpapers depict the pigtailed Sophie with her jaunty red bows in constant motion—running, tossing, flipping, cuddling, and balancing the squash. This is a paean to love and friendship, which can come in all species, shapes, and sizes. – Booklist
★ Debut author Miller takes the idea of playing with one's food to another level in this sensitive but funny story about a girl's affection for a squash. When Sophie selects a butternut squash at the farmer's market, her parents assume they will be having it for dinner. Sophie, however, quashes that plan by adopting the vegetable as her new best friend and naming her Bernice ("It was just the right size to hold in her arms…. Just the right size to love"). Despite gentle prodding to relinquish Bernice before she rots, Sophie brings her deteriorating pal to the library and somersaults with her in the yard. Miller's easygoing storytelling taps into the familiar scenario of children making fierce attachments to favorite objects; Sophie is passionate without being bratty, her parents are pragmatic but not harsh, and Sophie eventually makes new friends, including Bernice's offspring. Wilsdorf's (Five Funny Bunnies) winsome ink-and-watercolor scenes adeptly capture both Sophie's many moods ("Don't listen, Bernice!" she scowls when her mother suggests baking the squash with marshmallows) and her unruly pigtails. Ages 3–7. Author's agent: Ammi-Joan Paquette, Erin Murphy Literary Agency. (Aug.) – Publishers Weekly
★ Miller's debut, in which a little girl affectionately adopts a butternut squash, is a winner.
After her parents buy that squash for dinner at the farmers' market, Sophie commandeers it, giving it a face with markers. It proves just the right size to hold, bounce on her knee and love. "I call her Bernice," Sophie says. "I'll call for a pizza," says her mother. Throughout the fall, Sophie coddles her veggie, attending library storytimes, visiting other squash at the farmers market and practicing somersaults near the garden. Her parents do their gentle best to suggest alternatives for the moldering squash, from a trip to the toy store to a donation to the food pantry. Sophie will have none of it. "Bernice will last forever." When even Sophie notices changes in Bernice, she asks a farmer what keeps a squash healthy. Her unique interpretation of his advice ("Fresh air. Good, clean dirt. A little love") yields, next spring and summer, delightful twin surprises. Wilsdorf's amusing ink-and-watercolor illustrations alternate between full-bleed spreads and spots. From her bouncy braids to her red shoes, Sophie's vibrant, determined nature shines forth charmingly.
This season-spanning turn with high-spirited Sophie offers endearing lessons about nurture and regeneration. (Picture book. 3-8) – Kirkus Reviews


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Some time this year iPlayer radio will get access to shows from the past 30 days, an upgrade from the current seven the BBC has announced.
The problem with enabling downloads thus far hasn't been a technological one, rather, the BBC needed to get approval from the BBC Trust before it was allowed to offer the download option. The Trust is there to ensure that the BBC doesn't unduly distort the market and compete unfairly because of its large publicly-funded budget.
The BBC Tweeted from its @BBCiPlayerRadio account confirming the functionality was coming, but not going in to more detail than to say it would be this year. It's not clear if a new version of its app would need to be pushed out, of if the firm just needs to flip a switch at Broadcasting House to allow people to start downloading.comments powered by Disqus
The change in policy means that BBC Radio fans will be allowed to download and keep shows from the past 30 days. If you start listening to a show on day 29, of its "lifespan" then you'll still get the full seven days to complete it, before it expires and is removed from your phone or tablet.
At the moment, the selection is mostly limited to seven days, although some shows have archives dating back further. Some of the delay is, no doubt, also down to rights negotiations, as radio shows often have independent production companies involved, which means the BBC does not own the rights to re-air the show, or offer it for download.
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How \'bout a EK fighter for the garter:kay:
This is a discussion on We're not losing a daughter, we're gaining a mercenary. within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; After many years of watching romance movies alone and gorging on chocolate bon-bons between the tears, a faint glimmer of hope for true love blossoms ...
After many years of watching romance movies alone and gorging on chocolate bon-bons between the tears, a faint glimmer of hope for true love blossoms for our little Betty.
But a problem rears its ugly rear. The old "something borrowed, something blue" isn't going to work for our sinister sister. Something old must now be something odd.
I have an ivory-handled .380 Colt Government with which she could buttress her boustiere.
Could you loan her something for that trip down the aisle? It's a good bet none of us will be invited.
What would you nab for her nuptials?
How \'bout a EK fighter for the garter:kay:
Speaking of garters, when the groom tosses her garter, I think someone should yell \"pull\" accompanied by the blast of an Orion over/under.
Sheesh, I\'ve only been dating the guy for a week. Mr. Six Foot Tall, Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes has me happily distracted for the time being. We\'ll see if he\'s a keeper or yet another chapter in Betty\'s Blunders.
He just found out that I not only carry one gun, but two.
Was that to protect against me?
Well....no... In case someone wants to rape you, I\'ll have to protect you.
Want to go to the range with me?
Tickle assault!
You mean there might not be any cake?
Sheesh, what a let-down, always thinking of yourself.
Well, I\'m glad he likes pointy things and others that go \'boom'in the night. Now you must explain your forum friends.
\"Now that you and I are engaged, Dweezil,\" the coquettish bride begins, \"these are my computer friends from all of my MA and gun forums...\"
\"This is Larry, Darrell, and his other brother Darryl, and the guy in the canoe playing the banjo and squealing like a pig is one of the moderators...\"
Oy, the fellow would have to be a veritable psychiatric doctor specializing in the cognitive dissidence therapy aspects of schizophrenia and bipolar motorcycle anxieties. Such a brazen individual is the kind of man that would play footsie with an ankle holster in a chocolate factory. Pish tosh, woman, do I look like the harlequin who abide such folly?
Oh, Betty, to be sure, I\'ve read some of your fiction and the musings of the old windmills when you have that cerebal drift. But not even you could conjure up a mystery man, a doctor no less, fearless enough to engage a Southeast Asian siren for 72 hours.
No, better to sprinkle seasoning salt on the five-times-beef and let the real wordsmiths design the fiction.
Again I ask you, are you sure these is no cake? :huh:
He\'s not a doctor yet. If you don\'t quit picking on me, he might make a house call to come see you.
I\'m happy to see Mr. Psychologist-In-Training doesn\'t psychoanalyze me.
You have guns and knives to substitute for the extremity you lack in your pants.
I did tell him that if he\'s going to continue dating me, to get used to all the guns in the family... like the belt-fed stationed in the middle of dad\'s living room floor.That\'s half southeast Asian with a German last name. :D And those weren\'t 72 straight hours - what kind of lady do you take me for?fearless enough to engage a Southeast Asian siren for 72 hours.
* A previous chapter in Betty\'s Blunders included a guy who turned out to be a hoplophobe. He left after our one and only disagreement (which happened to be on gun control) because he was afraid that I was going to pull my gun out and shoot him. Oy.
Don\'t feel bad, Betty. We were worried my wife\'s druggie psycho ex was going to show up during the wedding, so the groom, (me), had a KelTec 9mm clipped on the cummerbund, the best man had a Glock 22 under his tux, and at least two people were armed in the congregation. No one knew, and we found out later scumbaggius maximus was doing time in Texas.
Good luck, girl! :D
We\'ve had a good laugh at Betty\'s expense, and as always she has chosen the higher ground. Humor is important to me, and so is a proper realtionship with her, and all of my friends, both real and virtual.
I have been reminded that even with sincere desires, there is a limit to all forms of humor. I value Betty\'s opinions, and would hate to cause any discomfort for a few cheap laughs.
And I always want to be known as a person who apologizes as fast as he criticizes, and in the same public area.
Betty, thanks for being a good sport, please pardon the gags if you have been offended in the slightest.
And further, thanks for not mentioning my crazy Uncle Carmine, confined in our attic.
My statement was that if I wanted my private life posted publicly, I would\'ve done it myself. With that exception, I have no issue with this thread so far.
heh....the way i hear it, bettys boytoy is well on his way to being immortalized, in her own special way, of course.
Lock, archive or remove. My wish is your command, m\'lady :P
Float it! Just kidding. I don\'t have a problem with this thread.
We are having dinner tonight at my favorite Thai restaurant, and then we\'re following it up with a zombie movie marathon. So there.
Betty, he\'s a lucky guy. I just hope he\'s man enough for the LADY he\'s chosen.
All the luck in the world.
I\'ve had pretty much the same thing happen to me. It was a gal though. She was afraid that if I had my gun, I would shoot her, she didnt know I had two on me.Originally posted by Betty
* A previous chapter in Betty\'s Blunders included a guy who turned out to be a hoplophobe. He left after our one and only disagreement (which happened to be on gun control) because he was afraid that I was going to pull my gun out and shoot him. Oy.
One of my favorite blunders is when I was over at a girl\'s house I hadn\'t been dating long, watching, um, something, and someone was wondering what kind of gun the character had, naturally I knew. Next thing you know we\'re ignoring the movie and discussing gun control. Then she says \"anyone who carries a gun isnt welcome in my house.\" So I got up, put my jacket on, and headed for the door.
\"You leaving?\"
\"Yeah, I\'m not welcome here anymore.\"
If not for the TV, you could hear a pin drop in that living room.
My wife was a liberal suburban girl when I first met her. The key word here is \"was.\" She has a few of her own handguns, but prefers her nickel plated Charter Arms .44 Bulldog when she really wants to hurt something.
Our friends are an eclectic mix of Pampered Chef ladies, bikers and church elders. Since I sell knives, I usally have a few near my side table by the TV to play with and evaluate. The gun of the month is again my Glock 27, I\'m trying to warm to it.
Of course, on Saturday night our church elder and his wife drop by to play a card game called \"Rook,\" the traditional game played by Seventh Day Adventists. While this is an adult house, I do try to clean up the various \'toys,'but if I miss a few, what the hey, it\'s my house.
The church couple love my dogs and I touch up their knives for free. The subject doesn\'t come up that much, and for a good reason.
Our previous pastor Rev. Gary Oliver, the one who married my wife and I, is now at Loma Linda, but used to target shoot with me on the weekends. In fact, most of the adult education I received in the Bible was discussed during those sessions.
So when people get uppity about guns, they also malign some very religious people I know.
These same liberals think nothing of demanding thousands of coffee outlets to guzzle a beverage that results in South American farmers burning off jungle for additional arable land.
Those of us who love firearms have nothing to be ashamed of. As a bipolar Christian target shooter I take comfort in knowing that this very country was started by religious nuts with guns. The Framers thought more like me than like a liberal.


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The FDA requires a minimum level of 1.25% of Menthol as an active ingredient for a product to be registered as an over-the-counter topical pain reliever. Super White Stuff OTC Pain Relief Cream contains a level of 1.4% Menthol. This amount was found to be the most effective (in combination with our other ingredients) for relieving pain. Higher levels can cause an unpleasant burning or freezing sensation on the skin.
In fact, the FDA has issued a warning that several well-known brands of topical pain relief creams contain ingredients that can cause serious skin injuries from 1st to 3rd degree burns.
Some of the natural ingredients found in Super White Stuff OTC by BLUESPRING have been used for hundreds of years as remedies.
Aloe Barbadensis (Whole Leaf Aloe Vera)
First used by queens like Cleopatra in ancient Egypt, Aloe Vera has been referred to in Sanskrit as kumari ("goddess") for its extraordinary beautifying and healing properties. Since that time, it has been used in herbal medicine all over the world to treat a multitude of conditions.
In fact, researchers from the University of Maryland have determined that Aloe Vera is more effective as an anti-inflammatory than one percent hydrocortisone cream. BLUESPRING uses only 100% whole leaf Aloe Vera in all of our formulas.
Ascorbyl (Vitamin C) Palmitate
A fat-soluble form of Vitamin C, also known as ascorbyl palmitate, Vitamin C ester has many benefits both for skincare and as a powerful antioxidant. Applied topically, Vitamin C moisturizes, softens and promotes collagen synthesis.
Calendula (Marigold) Extract
Marigold is thought to act as a stimulant by temporarily increasing vital processes. The Marigold flower has historically been rubbed on affected areas as a remedy for pain, sprains and swelling. The Countrie Farme as early as 1699 mentioned the Marigold as a specific treatment for headache.
Coriander Oil (Coriandrum Sativum)
It was first used in the Mediterranean area in 5,000 BC. There is also evidence it was used by the ancient Egyptians. It was one of the first herbs brought to North America by the original colonists.
Coriander oil contains anti-spasmodic and anti-inflammatory properties which promote circulation while relieving stiffness. Historically it has been used for muscle and joint pain, including neuralgia and rheumatism. Because of its multitude of antibacterial and restorative properties, Coriander Oil is a frequent component in herbal remedies.
Cornflower (Bluebottle) Extract
The bright blue Cornflower plant, commonly referred to as "Bluebottle", has long been valued for its amazing medicinal properties. Native to temperate climates throughout the near East, Europe, and North America, this common wildflower promotes good health in a number of ways. Cornflower's essential oil extract has traditionally been used to reduce swelling and joint pain, curb anxiety and soothe irritated skin.
Emu Oil
Scientists are only just beginning to understand the full extent of the medicinal potential of this amazing oil, which is extracted from the emu bird. Emu Oil appears to be one of the newly re-discovered secrets from the ancient world. A 2003 study was done at Forsyth Institute in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, on Emu Oil and its reported anti-inflammatory properties.
Emus are raised without steroids, antibiotics or growth hormones. Emus are drug free. Because of quick absorption, the oil is non-greasy. It does not contain any irritating substances (Hypo-allergenic) and does not clog pores (non-comedogenic).
The American FDA approves Emu Oil only as a moisturizer. Though studies have been done around the world on the therapeutic effects of Emu oil, the studies need time and a sponsor with the funds to pass it through the American FDA.
BLUESPRING uses only a "Grade A" certified Emu Oil that is not over-refined. Too much refining can kill the nutrients that make the oil work so well.
Emu Oil has many amazing properties, which include the ability to absorb quickly and deeply into the skin and carry with it the oil-based ingredients such as certain herbs and vitamin C ester. The range of Emu Oil in our product is between 4 and 7% - the best balance for making the other ingredients work to their maximum benefit.
Feverfew Extract
Feverfew is an herb, which was original to Europe but is now grown on several continents. Its long history in traditional medicine includes use as a treatment for what is usually controlled by aspirin. It is known and been historically used as an effective treatment for migraine headaches, inflammations such as arthritis and for treating insect bites. It is the combination of ingredients in the feverfew plant that brings such effective results.
Clinical tests have shown the use of feverfew may be more effective than other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory products (NSAIDS), like aspirin.
German Chamomile Extract
Extract from the flower end of the German Chamomile plant contains chemicals which promote relaxation by slowing the production of prostaglandins, leukotrienes and histamines - all of which create the body's swelling response. German Chamomile Extract has traditionally been used to treat a number of disorders, including fibromyalgia and bacterial skin diseases. Additionally, it has been used by patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation to treat and prevent swelling.
Glucosamine, found in seashells, can also be made in the laboratory. As an oral supplement, glucosamine has the ability to help the body replenish critical cushioning surrounding the joints, helping alleviate osteoarthritis, knee pain as a result of joint injury, back pain, and glaucoma. Used topically, glucosamine may aid in decreasing swelling and inflammation thus aiding the body in helping with pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis.
Grape Seed Extract
Grapes have been used for medicinal purposes in Europe for thousands of years. Grape Seed Extract is derived from the seeds of red wine grapes, and modern scientists are just beginning to understand its potential to treat disease. Research has shown that Grape Seed Extract helps with circulation, and aids in the healing of wounds. It may also help decrease swelling caused by injury.
Grape Seed Extract contains flavonoids, a known antioxidant. As our bodies age, we produce less anti-oxidants to combat the ongoing destruction caused by free radicals. This increases our risk of developing serious health problems. Grape Seed Extract has been prescribed in Europe for the prevention and treatment of health problems.
Grape Seed Oil is also used successfully as a natural preservative.
Limetree Extract (Linden)
Commonly found beautifying city streets, Linden trees feature characteristic heart-shaped leaves and charming flowers. But the plant is as practical as it is pretty: extracts from its flowers and bark are trusted herbal remedies throughout Europe. Its therapeutic effects include antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and anxiety-reducing properties. Linden flowers contain tannins, oils, and mucilage - all of which have documented healing and soothing abilities for a range of ailments.
Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane (MSM)
Methylsulfonylmethane, known as MSM, is a naturally occurring sulfur compound found in every cell of the body in small amounts and necessary for healthy cells. (Please note: this compound is not the same as sulfa, an anti-bacterial agent. People with sulfa related allergies will not experience the same reaction with MSM)
MSM is hydrophilic, or water attracting. Used topically, it aids in absorption into the skin, it carries along with it water- based ingredients including herbs. It also attracts water - based fluids to the affected area which helps increase lubrication.
BLUESPRING uses only Opti-MSM® - the purest and most bio-available form of MSM available. Every lot is tested for water content, residual DMSO and heavy metals. It is made in a dedicated U.S. based single-purpose facility eliminating the potential for cross-contamination and impurities. The range of MSM in Super White Stuff OTC is 10 to 15% - we use this high percentage to insure maximum results.
Purified Water
The conditions for water purification for over-the-counter medicines such as Super White Stuff OTC are subject to stringent standards. BLUESPRING assures that these requirements are unconditionally met resulting in the safe and effective production of our pain relief creams.
Stinging Nettle Extract
Nettle has a long history in medicine and was used in medieval Europe as a remedy for joint ailments and muscle aches. The stinging hairs of the plant have irritating chemicals that are released when the plant comes into contact with the skin. However, when they come into contact with an area of the body that is already in pain, the chemicals can actually help to decrease the original pain. This is why it is called a counter irritant.
Nettle Extract has commonly been used as an alternative treatment for arthritis, and in some cases as a substitute for traditional painkillers.
Roman Chamomile Extract
The chemicals extracted from Roman Chamomile's flower head are known for anti-inflammatory properties and muscle relaxation. Roman Chamomile has also been used historically to treat rheumatic disorders. It has been discovered that when it is used in conjunction with other medicinal herbs, Roman Chamomile extract can be a powerful aid.
Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic acid is a mixture that is made mostly of natural and purified sodium that comes from rooster combs. It is very similar to synovial fluid, which is produced by the body to lubricate joints and act as a shock absorber. Like MSM, it also helps to carry water-based ingredients and herbs deep into the affected area.
Sorbitol comes from fruits and berries and is used to dissolve oil into water.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E (Tocopheral) has the ability to enhance physical strength and endurance while reducing muscle damage. This important vitamin has been recommended by the American Heart Association for its beneficial antioxidants. Vitamin E is commonly believed to play a role in encouraging skin healing and reducing scarring after injuries such as burns. In addition, it is used successfully as a natural preservative.
Willow Bark Extract (Salix Alba)
With medicinal properties similar to aspirin, Willow Bark Extract has been recognized throughout history. It has been used as a reliable treatment for pain dating as far back as the time of Hipprocrates. Sufferers of headaches, muscle pain, osteoarthritis, gout, rheumatoid arthritis, lower back pain and a number of other painful ailments have relied upon this herbal remedy for hundreds of years.
In the early 19th century, a French chemist took the principal active ingredient from Willow Bark, and named it salicin. At the end of the century, a chemist at the Bayer Company in Germany used salacin to develop the world's most used medication. It is called aspirin, or acetyl-salicylic acid. Many well-known drugs come from this plant compound.
Recently, pain sufferers are returning to the natural sources of salicin to avoid the potentially dangerous side effects of synthetic aspirin. Blue Spring only uses the natural Willow Bark (Salix Alba).
Witch Hazel Extract
The leaf, bark, and even the twigs of the Witch Hazel plant can be used for a variety of medicinal purposes. When applied topically, Witch Hazel has been proven to relieve itching, inflammation, varicose veins, minor burns and bruises. Tannins, Witch Hazel extract's active chemicals, have been historically used to reduce swelling, fight bacteria, and repair skin damage. The word witch, as used in Witch Hazel, comes from the Old English meaning pliant or bendable.
PH Balance: Triethanolamine used for PH control was removed and replaced with the more natural Sodium Hydroxide.
Preservatives: Parabens (methyl and propyl) and Diazolidinyl Urea were removed and replaced with friendlier and more natural preservatives: Vitamin E, Grape Seed Extract, Disodium EDTA* and 2-Phenoxethenol. *Disodium EDTA has been widely researched and is not recommended to ingest in large quantities. However, it is approved by the FDA and is safe for use when topically applied.
Thickening agent: Carbomer is an acrylic acid widely used in the cosmetic, medical and hygiene industries.
Viscosity enhancers: Sodium Laurel Sulfate (SLS) was removed and replaced by the more natural (bean derived) Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate. This fatty acid derived from a bean is an excellent ingredient in mild and biodegradable products. What it basically does is making water wetter, thus improving the product.
Tip for hard-to-reach areas: Menthol Spray Booster by BLUESPRING is an extra boost of menthol for hard-to-reach areas.
What is the difference between Super Blue Stuff OTC and Super White Stuff OTC?
How did you get the name "Super White Stuff"?
My favorite size is the economy 12 oz bottle with pump. However, when I get to the bottom of the bottle I can't always get the remaining product out. Do you have suggestions?
I have heard many negative reports lately about the dangerous side effects of pills and drugs. Why is Super White Stuff OTC pain relief cream safe?
What if I don't feel any better after using Super White Stuff OTC?
I put Super White Stuff OTC on in the morning, and when I took a shower, it seemed to get stronger. Is this normal?
If I do get Super White Stuff OTC in my eyes, what should I do?
Is it okay to apply Super White Stuff OTC over cuts and scrapes if there is pain in the same area?
Should I be concerned if my Super White Stuff OTC was exposed to very hot or very cold temperatures during delivery?
After I used Super White Stuff OTC, I noticed a rash or other type of allergic reaction. What should I do?
I was on a cruise and got a bad sunburn. I used Super White Stuff OTC and it took it away. Is it okay to use for sunburn?
What does Super White Stuff OTC smell like?
Does Super White Stuff OTC Natural Pain relief Cream contain parabens?
How does Super White Stuff OTC feel on the skin?
Should I rub Super White Stuff OTC completely into my skin?
Should I wash my hands when using Super White Stuff OTC?
Can Super White Stuff OTC be used for children?
I am allergic to shellfish, and I know some glucosamine comes from shrimp. What is the source of the glucosamine in Super Blue Stuff OTC?
Both are made from the same safe, natural and effective formula. The only difference is color and fragrance.
Super White Stuff OTC is a variation of our original pain relief cream, Super Blue Stuff OTC. Super White Stuff OTC has the added benefit of containing no dye or fragrance making the product even more natural. Some of our customers have high sensitivities and prefer this version.
The term OTC is the abbreviation for the words "over-the-counter". Over-the-counter drugs can be sold in the U.S. without a prescription. Our Super White Stuff OTC qualifies as an over-the-counter drug for pain relief and is registered with the FDA (Food and Drug Administration of the United States Government). The active ingredient is menthol from natural peppermint. Certain levels topically applied qualify as an analgesic pain reliever. BLUESPRING is very exact in the amount of menthol in our products because it has a slightly cooling effect, but too much can cause a burning sensation on sensitive skin. The menthol in Super White Stuff OTC Natural Pain Relief Cream is just right.
First you should understand that even though the bottle says 12 oz, we make sure that it is filled with 12.8 to 13.2 ounces of product. This way if you have a little waste, you are still receiving as least 12 ounces of Super White Stuff OTC – maybe more.
In addition, our customers have given the following tips for getting the last drop of product out of the 12 oz bottle:
Super White Stuff OTC is formulated using many time-tested natural ingredients. (See Ingredients Tab). It is convenient and applied topically to the skin only where you need it.
It is not an ingestible (pill, tablet or capsule) that can affect parts of your body that you may not want affected. Super White Stuff OTC is the choice for natural pain relief with NO negative side effects.
(See Directions Tab)
Yes, as a user of Super White Stuff OTC, you should be aware of the following:
If Super White Stuff OTC gets into your eyes or other sensitive areas, do the following:
No, do not apply Super White Stuff OTC to an area if you notice a rash or have a cut or tear on the skin. BLUESPRING hopes that you find the following information helpful:
Though long periods of extreme temperatures will eventually degrade the product, the vigorous stability testing we put our products through indicates that a day or weekend in the mail should not make a noticeable difference. A couple of tips:
In both cases, the ingredients' effectiveness will not be diminished.
While this is a very rare occurrence, if you notice any type of reaction to Super White Stuff OTC, cease use immediately and proceed with the following:
Effective sunburn relief begins with products formulated to not only cool burning skin, but those with active ingredients to heal the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layers.
Anesthetic properties relieve pain temporarily and can provide comfort and relief for severe sunburn, but effective treatment requires deep moisturization and healing for proper skin cell development.
For sunburn relief, the most effective skin care products contain formulations with Emu Oil, Aloe Vera, and Menthol, all of which are found in our Super White Stuff OTC, to not only soothe and cool burns, but to provide long-term healing and repair of damaged skin.
Super White Stuff OTC has a light smell of menthol derived from natural peppermint that vanishes while the product continues working. It has no added fragrance to mask unpleasant odors because there are no unpleasant odors.
Super White Stuff OTC contains no chemical parabens and is manufactured using natural preservatives –"NATURAL" is the healthy preference.
Super White Stuff OTC is cooling and soothing to skin. It contains no arnica or capsicum which can sometimes cause a burning sensation on sensitive skin. Super White Stuff OTC is also balanced in menthol to prevent an overly "icy" or "hot" feeling on skin. "At last... A pain reliever that doesn't hurt when you use it".
Should I rub Super White Stuff OTC completely into my skin?
No, it is preferable to not massage Super White Stuff OTC into the skin. You only need to lightly pass your hand over the area 3 to 6 times to ensure that a uniform thin coat is applied to the region. Super White Stuff OTC will soak into your skin within minutes and you can go on with your day.
A key ingredient is emu oil – emu oil carries the other ingredients transdermally through the layers of your skin. This is why it works quickly and is also non-greasy.
It is recommended as follows:
Tip for times when you cannot wash your hands: Many of our customers prefer the convenience of a roll-on when they are travelling or away from home.
Many families use Super White Stuff OTC for children. They usually prefer it to pills. Because we are registered with the FDA, it is required that we put on our label "check with a doctor for children under 12".
The glucosamine used in Super Blue Stuff OTC and Super White Stuff OTC comes from crab and shrimp shell.
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WW II Cookbooks
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Does anyone else here collect WWII cookbooks/cooking ephemera? Do you ever consult them?
(Xpost w/ cookbook collectors)
I had a great cookbook which was published during WWII, it had a special section on Victory gardening and cooking, as well as other measures around the house which could be taken to help the war effort. Unfortunately, it was lost in one of my moves. :(
Oh no! That is always such a weird loss when you lose stuff in transit. I wonder if it was the American Woman's Cookbook's Victory Edition, by any chance? I have one from 1942, listed in our library as The Victory Binding of the American Woman's Cook Book - Wartime Edition.
That sounds very familiar! It had a sort of bluish greenish cover, but mine was very old looking and well used.
The cover sounds familiar. The "victory edition" has a weird metallic wavy cover and typically poor "war grade" paper, but I have a 1930's edition that sounds like yours.
In mine, there were special blue pages inserted in the middle for the victory part.
Very cool!
Hi, All
LarsonLewisProject's entries reminded me that my response to her WWII inquiry is over on Cookbook Collectors group. Thanx everybody for making my day with all your posts. :)
My family has a WWII era Cook Book of the United States Navy, can't remember now what year (either 1940 or 1944). Was my grandfather's from his WWII days on an aircraft carrier. The recipes for gallons of vanilla pudding and pounds of hash give great insight into trying to feed a lot of people at sea in wartime.
#9 - Was your grandfather the cook? I think that is a wonderful treasure you have.
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Hi, I just joined and am kind-of testing the waters. I collect cookbooks of many sorts. My most purposeful collecting is of old cookbooks. This was originally to be through 1936, but then I extended the date through the 1940s, because I found the WWII books and booklets to be so interesting.
My collection is SOOOOO disorganized. I am hoping this site will help me to organize it.
I have a cookbook from that era put out by the Watkins spice people(used to sell door-to-door.) It's inscribed "Mary Scott 1945"(my mother). So I assume that it's published around that time. I don't recall any adjustments made for wartime shortages or anything, though. One thing about old cookbooks is that they also have household hints, how to remove stains, etc. And Mrs. Beeton went into a lot of detail on managing servants, etc. I also have an old Wesson Oil cookbook from the forties or fifties. I have a World War I era cookbook that belonged to my grandmother put out by Ryzon baking powder. I think that baking powder was a fairly new idea and they were trying to promote it. It has pictures of famous hotels whose restaurants supposedly used Ryzon. Most have probably been torn down now. She had practically loved this cookbook to death, with things written in it, stapled to it, etc.
I also have a couple of cook booklets I picked up at a yard sale many years ago in Missoula. One is called The Story of Meats and the other Cakes Men Love. I haven't used any of the recipes from them. I have used recipes from my mother's old cookbooks, but not my grandmother's.
Cookbooks might be a thing I would grab if the house were burning.
I have Victory Binding of the American Woman's Cook Book Wartime Edition and Norge Binding of Culinary Arts Institute Encyclopedic Cookbook from the WWII era. Both of these were acquired from family members. I've not used them to cook from but have spent considerable time reading them. The war effort was obviously a total community effort. The day to day sacrifice is something we can only look back and admire from the vantage point of the 21st Century dependence on prepared food and fast food restaurants.
I collect any cookbook before 1950. The recipes are more interesting and we like to try all the ones we can. They are really good when you try them.
I enjoyed "Eating for Victory," a 2007 reprint of British recipes distributed for use during the food rationing days of WWII. Here's that link:
Here's a link to a pre-WWII cookbook by that American treasure, MFK Fisher, once cited by Julia Child as America's finest food writer!
And here's a link to an Amazon list of 300+ books that turned up when I looked for titles on food rationing:
I managed to snag a box of old cookbooks for a couple dollars at an estate auction. Inside I found a small commercial-tie-in cookbook "winning the war presented by Lysol". Didn't have anything on victory gardens but plenty of recipes for liberty cabbage and the like. Unfortunately it's very worn and almost falling apart. Might be ready to scan in for posterity soon.
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Ozga Leads Green Bay on Day 2 of HL Championships
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HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Senior Dan Ozga (Edgerton, Wis.) recorded bookend birdies on Saturday to lead Green Bay in round two of the 2014 Horizon League Golf Championships at Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. After the second round of the 54-hole event on the 6,776-yard, par-72 El Campeon Course, the Phoenix men remained in fifth place (311-317=628).
Cleveland State (593) remained in first place and leads Detroit (599) by six shots entering Sunday's final round. CSU's Andrew Bailey (72-70=142) has a two-shot advantage among individuals.
Junior Tom Boockmeier (Green Bay, Wis.) is tied for 11th place after rounds of 75 and 77 to lead the Phoenix. Ozga's bookend birdies were part of a 4-over par round of 76 which left him a shot behind Boockmeier in a tie for 13th place. Junior Joseph Collard (79-80=159, 24) and redshirt freshman Joe Du Chateau (80-84=164, 27) round out the scores for the Phoenix.
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