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This week I was listening to L Holmes on the score and he asked what did you want to see, besides a win that was obvious. And I thought to myself, w/the weather being what it was going to be, an O that didn't screw up, not even an O that looked great, w/the Hou D I expected them to not be very good, but just don't F it up for the D and ST's.....sigh....did anyone else fee like de ja vu and the GB game? To be fair I didn't expect a win, so I'm not angry about that. This was always a toss up game, I just really disappointed at how poorly the O played.
Chi O. This O had field position all night and still could not do anything with it...that is pathetic. Hester on ST's, even when he doesn't touh it still scares teams enough to not want to kick to him; or is it just that teams don't worry about this O so they don't care that they give the Bears field position. For weeks I've said the team will go as far as the OL will take it, or that the OL was the blight holding the O back. Tonight they did okay, didn't give up a sack that I can remember, and Houston is damn good at getting those, so they really did their job. I know I know, you're saying they couldn't open holes for the run game, but the Texans dared the Bears to throw it and sold out to stop the run, and it worked. Chicago's two qb's, and their wr's/te's failed miserably. If the pass was on target, it was dropped, and that's only when it was on target b/c there were a ton of over/under/bad passes to go around for both QB's. No one had a good game, Marshal had a few highlight catches, but also had 7 catches on 12 shots. And he was the only one that had decent night. Hester's only great play was called back b/c Cutler was over the line, and it was the only play that Hester was put in position to succeed at. Don't know why this team cannot see what is so obvious, Hester needs to be over hte middle, behind the lb's and in front of the cb's facing the ball as he catches it, don't ask him to run the sidelines, or the bubble screens, that's not his strength. But for his poor night, he looked like an all pro compared to Davis; lord he's a big ol' bag of garbage on a stick. If this was the 80's/early 90's, he'd be cut before he got on the bus, but that doesn't happen in today's nfl. Cutler/Campbell made this O look worse then it was though, both missed wide open wr's and their passes were all over the place, and far to often high. Is it that Cutler NEEDS go up and get it WR's, and not that he just perfer's or wants them? His passes sail a lot he apparently though Forte was 6'7", and Jesus, how does Campbell over throw a 6'7" TE? Not that Davis could have caught it anyways, but seriously how do you throw it OVER him.
Chi D: What can you say? This D should have been gassed nidway through the 3rd qtr, and they just kept going strong. They got a couple of picks on a team that doesn't turn the ball over much, 2 in one game for a team that had only 6 all year. Tillman again shut down a top teir WR in AJ, who only had 35 yards on 4 rec's. Jennings 2 more picks, if this was a win might well be the D player of the week; but that could goto an ex bear on the other side...get to that in a moment. Urlacher had another big game also. Melton/Peppers/Izzy were huge also. This D has 3 of the 4 areas just covered w/great players, only the safeties lack that elite player, but they are still really good.
Chi Coaches: Rod get's an A, that was a great gameplan and well executed by his side of the ball. Tice, why do you insist on throwing to much to early? Establish the run, or at least attempt to. Or shit hell at least go w/play action. Again we saw a D sell out to stop the run, even if it meant singling Marshal. Think play action might work there if you do want to pass? I think it would, hell it's what teams tend to do. Lovie missed that challenge, but it was the right call to challenge, I had no issue with it.
Hou O: Sadly their O looked 100x's better then ours, and they didn't look good. How they looked is what I was hoping the Bears would look like. That O was completely shut down outside a few drives, and they were benefitted from a D that was constantly on the field. Foster got shut down for the most part, Johnson WAS shut down. We got more pressure on Schaub.
Hou D: D Manning made a strong statement to the Bears today didn't he. He might well have DPotW after that game. He single handedly stopped this from being a game in the 1st qtr w/that Int and Fubmle. Their goal was to stop Forte, and they did, and the QB(whoever it was) and his WR's couldn't make them pay.
Hou Coaches. They had the better gameplan. And their team executed better, nuff said.


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MTA chairman Joseph Lhota promised service improvements planned for next year will go forward and there will be no fare or toll hikes beyond those already planned for next year and 2015.
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This week's question is 'What song did you first hear that made you fall in love with music?' I had a feeling this would be tricky, as there are many genres of music with soooo many songs. The Train of Thought experience had begun...buckle your seat belts folks!
"She made tsunamis crash into me...I used to eat her like candy...this is just a feeling I can't deny" ReVerse speaking of a girl he met named Molly. His song was 'End of the Road' by Boyz II Men, a classic R&B powerhouse. Happy Ronezee remains the house 'Boy Toy'. That made him 'Terribly Happy' to announce 'The Monster Mash' was his love. Suzette told us she tried to be a good poet and do the 30-day challenge but stopped at Day 7. "...God doesn't make mistakes & that voice us saying I told you so..." It was a moving piece that was inspired by her niece Amani who is Autistic. Raul, a fresh faced initiate who credited Naughty by Nature took the stage for some silly stand-up. Parnia brought the theater to the Train with a musical number describing the struggle of Betsy Ross. CJ reppin' classified619.com named Sam Cooke's 'A Change Is Gonna Come ' his musical love before spittin' verses he wrote years ago that are still relevant now. 'Eddie the Blade' cranked up the rock & roll before Gill decided it was time to ask the audience. One response was 'Don't Speak' by No Doubt. Back on the Train, fresh to the new spot was Community Bread who said he was feeling "beefy". "…Brown broccoli vs. Cauliflower zucchini Lamborghini gassed up for the escape…" Our host with the most asked to do his thing on the mic, what are we going to say No! The good fellow shared a piece he wrote a long time ago. Straight from Guam was our fam JR who told us his letter to 'Mr. & Mrs. Facebook' ,so if that was you don't be offended. This weeks Feature was Poet/ Singer Super B aka Brian Oliva who sang his answer playing his red guitar with , 'Too Close' by Next. 'Things I Want to do the day before I Die' a piece dedicated to his grandmother. " I will see tomorrow, the day before I die....I want to die insanely beautiful..." He said his little niece Brianna inspired a poem to his future son. "...God prays to bombs and bullets that they change their destination..." Up next on this TRAIN was Cedrice who just recently tried out for The Voice and boy did they miss out by not putting her on. 'We Got You' girl! Our nephew Victor Diaz sang a song I inspired by a homeless lady he met on the trolley who told of her pain with a smile. Sliding through next was the Fam Anique who's song was "Look out weekend cuz here I come" ala Debbie Deb. Sherwin consigned that one. She let the audience have a say in poem choice & they chose what Anique said was a "message to the haters". "Uncle" Kevin the engineer made a statement that he wasn't a poet , right before he read a lovely piece about his wife. You know us poets got jokes! One of the TRAIN favorites Pocho Joe got down with his ode to wack rappers. Luckily he was still in town working in a production of Federal Jazz. Next was DJ G who started off with some audio issues but then decided to bust it a cappella. Rajiv cited Arrested Development's 'Tennessee' as his musical muse. His took it there with a piece about growing up as a minority child. "...Where the sight of green turns our heart's black & grey...How you supposed to get in the game when you already out of bounds..." Last but always a pleasure was our cousin Viet Mai who grabbed Victor's guitar and sang out Whitney's 'Greatest Love of All'. That was his song right there. He said he chose a love piece to ease the frustration from all the ugliness in the world. Train of Thought Wednesday 04/03/2013
Our host Gill Sotu started it off with a Hip-Hop classic "Engine, engine number nine on the Train of Thought transit line, if my Train falls of the track, pick it up , pick it up, pick it up…"
Ready and in a good mood with that, our host decided to dub our DJ…LL Red Lite. This is just for tonight mind you. This week's question was, "What has to happen for it to constitute the perfect day?" Our co-host Konstant Be, who stepped out from behind the soundboard for a quick piece said it was hot cocoa that made his day; "I want to be close to you like the seasons in San Diego inseparable…want to be close to you like the tattoos in your skin" Happy Ron said having a positive influence on someone through his music. That is a tough one to follow. Gill introduced her as a San Diego poetry icon; already I was intrigued as Ms. Delores graced the stage with a delightful piece titled 'Quilting'. Brooklyn born MC OHM-I was up next with more Nerdcore rap, this one was about a nerd trying to talk to a girl at a club. "Let me nerd you up girl & let me show you my world" Sal, who put on the sign- up sheet it was his first time but turned out halfway through our "This is your 1st time song" it wasn't when he stopped Gill mid song. Again, you had to be there. He played guitar and sang a song he wrote called 'Signal Lights'. Our host read us a piece that he said he wrote about 20 mins before the show titled 'Where We Live', "…Where's the last place we look for the truth, who's here looking for that lost moment in time…" Geshalem our prima was back wearing her ToT shirt and said her day would be the best if she could go out in the water and catch a wave. G shared a piece that tells of her of how her family came up with her exceptional name. Boarding next was Parnia whose perfect day would have to be laughing with her sister. Our homegirl takes me there with whatever she is performing. We need to see her in a play y'all! 1st timer Lizzy with her red guitar doing the Robot as her initiation dance had Gill almost hysterical. Her second song got me with its meaning and lyrics. Definitely need to hear her voice again. Victor Diaz was looking official tonight with his own camera crew in tow. This half of People's History said his day would be right if he was able to have a drink and talk with his Abuelita. He performed 'Land of Gold' an interlude from his upcoming album. Out from behind the camera up next was our girl Anique who said no day would be perfect without her soul mate. Our photog expressed how one man is 'All I Need' and how she handled 'Papyrus'. Eddie "The Blade" came to bring the rock & roll and he did just that. Oh, shit! We got Def Jam Poet Pocho Joe sliding through for a guest spot tonight. Joe will be our Feature performer for the May 1st show. You cannot miss that. Nguyet, a timid 1st timer referenced the classics in an ode to her love; "…We got that shell toe love, that Hip-Hop love, you love Tupac, I bump biggie…" Our Tickle Me Sylise told us that she has to observe beauty in everything in order for it to be a perfect day. Last on stage but certainly not least was Viet, host of Elevated who said his day would be great if his puppy Yogi did not pee or poop in the house. And scene! Train of Thought Ft. Joe Limer 3/20/2013
The fam bam Sherwin…Re-verse was 1st up this week. This week's question was "Who is the most influential artist of all time?" Now of course you can't repeat someone else's answer so pay attention. Sherwin's answer was our host with the most Gill.
Sliding up next was Anique with "Stealth" her lady like diss to an 'icky miraj' and a the heartfelt "Tears of Joy". She named Dr. Maya Angelou as her most influential. Back with a vengeance to eat up more open mics was none other than our very own Happy Ronezee with his #1 hit "Terribly Happy". The Beatles were influential to the comedy folk singer who always makes us laugh. We love the 1st timers and we had one from North Country, Ms. Danielle Hastings was a quiet voice with powerful words. Straight from the South we had Da Boy Brady from Alabama with some raw ish. His second verse was dedicated to all the wrestling fans, "got a toothpick on my mouth like Razor Ramon". Parnia wanted to play guess the musical and someone aboard the TRAIN got it right. It was a very mooo-ving rendition of a Rent number. Next aboard the TRAIN was another 1st timer Mario whose bold words kept the audience silent "…I want to meet the Angel locked in your heart…" Gill said J Solo is the nicest, most confident shy person he knows. Well one could not tell by his stage presence. Tonight's feature was Joe "Sauce" Limer, once a closet poet for many years before getting the courage to read his poetry. He is currently a professor at Palomar College and a member of the 2012 San Diego Slam Team and Glassless Minds in Oceanside. "…Loving you too much has come to a contractual agreement… Siri I want you to know I'm breaking up with you!" In between, he gave us some insight behind his poems and said he likes to write about the political and educational systems. "…Ask me if I'm doing it to support the liberal agenda; I'm just trying to get students to think for themselves." His piece "5 Stages of Breakup" is an audience favorite and one of mine too. Up next with some live guitar was Victor Diaz with a letter to himself after almost overdosing on cocaine. The emotion from that song was true and I could feel his anguish. Roland of Glassless Minds stepped out for a quick piece. Our fave Nerdcore rapper MC Ohm-I said Eminem was his most influential and then shared why he does not care for V-day, "She stole my freaking laptop & sold it for some crack rocks and I hate Valentine's Day". This guys onto something here and were singing along with him. Another newbie of the show was So Real and when she took her purse on stage with her, we knew she don't play. Her most influential artists were Twist and Trina. Her song 'Almond Joy' took us through all the candies with a PG-13 version. Robert Frost was the most influential to Rajiv who did a piece before we wrapped up the show. Following him was Lyrical Exchange host R. Preston Clark, and then the last 1st timer Wes who said Joe "Sauce" was his most influential artist. Last on the TRAIN was Nate with a piece on what happened to real Hip Hop. Join us next time for the Tournament! "We Got You!" Train of Thought Reloaded... Wednesday March 6th, 2013
The anticipation has been building at last we've arrived. A new location, new venue yet same ol' family. If you thought the other spot was cool ...Mosaic is dope!
It felt good walking in seeing familiar faces like coming home. We're all here throughout the 4 years. DJ RedLite goes to work spinning the classics after sound check. Host Gill thanks the audience for making Train of Thought what it is today. 'We Got You!' Just like before, Gill has a burning question to ask those who dare step to the mic. This week's was, "Who was your Childhood hero?" Our host found himself a comfy chair on stage,"my Oprah chair" he exclaimed with glee and took an interviewer stance. First up was Joe Limer of Glassless Minds, who wanted to be Night Crawler as a kid. He began with a piece about Manti Te'o "...we scream in text with demon like fingers..." He will be featuring in ToT's next show on 3/20. Next aboard was Gill's little bro J Solo, who wanted to be like Spiderman. And YES this was his first time; you just had to be there. He put some truth the mic, "...we've turned the words 'I Love you' into a game of freeze tag. We play Marco Polo with our emotions..." The art coming through the mic was heavy and this TRAIN is picking up momentum quick. Now another new face aboard is Sylise who shared a poem to her 'future husband' of how ticklish she is, "I'm Tickle Me Elmo X 1,000". Queen Elizabeth was up & when asked said she looked up to Big Daddy Kane. Her influences reflect in her tracks, she spit to a fresh old school jazz beat. The "Blessed" Aaron Evans wanted to be like Michael Jordan and shared his introspection with us. Our girl Parnia showcased her voice and love for musicals with an amazing rendition Before she made me feel like I was at an opera (that's a good thing), she said she wanted to be like her sister…awww! Now back to serious comedic business, another 1st timer Cody also wanted to "Be like Mike". His jokes changed the pace and had some in the back laughing while others had that 'hmmm' face. You just don't know what you'll get on the TRAIN! Looking like a sultry pixie, hair stylist Roxy read on the ToT stage for the 1st time so quick that when I turned back around to take a pic, she was walking off. Next time "I Got You"! Dizzy Order came in for a fresh rhyme and was working the new stage. Spinning along with the next ToT 1st was Derrick Miller who wanted to be like "Bo Jackson because he did everything". Sherwin (ReVerse) delighted the audience with his ode to poop. Yes, like in crap…you missed it! "Where else can you find a short black man wearing an NPR shirt" proudly spoke tonight's Feature Comic Brian a.k.a. @shortwideneck had us going from the moment he got on stage. Laughing so hard I got a tear when he shared his new word "raspicious" and specs on a "Negro2Go app". It's Tournament Time! Here are the specs: Contestants are allowed 1 piece each 5 judges will be selected from the audience and scores based on a scale of 1-10 Audience can give feedback whether or not they agree with the judges' score. Co-Host Konstant Be was the 'calibration poet' to whom the judges would set the scoring bar. 1st up was Victor Diaz with a chill song called "San Diego" and yes he sings his own hooks too. 2nd was Cori from Mosaic with spoken word. 3rd up was Anique who shared her "Quest" for knowledge. The scores were tallied and the winner of the 1st Train of Thought was Cori, 2nd Anique and Victor Diaz a close 3rd. Join us next time and even if you been before, "We Got You!" New Alternative Funk with D - June 19, 2012
Starting summer off right with the night's question, "What's the greatest summer anthem ever?" Cueball replied with "California Love" then unleashed an ill freestyle that got me wanting to flow. True Maine gave us a few laughs before Host Gill shared his version of "Redemption Song" with us. Oh no it was time for the funk to be pumped into Queen Bee's. Drum & Bass duo D said their summer anthem is the Marley Classic "Three Little Birds".
They graciously thanked the host calling him a "genius" and said they were happy to be here at Train of Thought. With that the funk commenced with a snazzy tune called "Everybody Wants to Take you Home". After blending into "You Dropped the Bomb on Me", I was waiting for the disco ball to drop down. They are as they call themselves, New Alternative Funk and it showed. Guess the guy next to me wasn't feeling it because he straight dozed off in the middle of the feature. YES, brotha I'm talking to you, waking up after you got caught then pretend like you jamming. Not in my house no sir! They ended with a request by the host and the audience was impressed. Meeka said her summer anthem was 'Holiday' by Madonna then serenaded us with an A'cappella of 'Lovely' - "I am lovely the way that I am". Next on board was 1st timer Martin who gave us some acoustic love with a soft voice while telling us to "Hold on to me". Still a bit nervous Jo graced the stage with a song she wrote on deployment in Kuwait, "Back to You". 1st Timer Sara read a piece about her 'beauty-full' self. Friends of the fam Bosen & Suede came from the gym once they heard D was the feature and still had energy to close & show ToT how 'I'm less than perfect but more than willing to learn'. Join us... all you need is an open mind! ToT with a Cup of Green Tea - June 12, 2012
Konstant Be was up first with a freestyle poem, "…in the beginning there were words." 1st timer Isaiah did his initiation dance with a stool, extra credit for that and then gave us some simple R&B. This week's theme was, "Your life as a bumper sticker". Another newcomer Emma who strummed her guitar while sitting down on the stage told us her bumper sticker would read 'Life is garden, dig it'.
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Yearly crime rate stagnant from 2011 to 2012
By Anthony Tosie,
Published: Thursday, January 17, 2013 11:00 AM CST
Frisco's yearly crime rate was relatively unchanged from 2011 to 2012, interim Police Chief John Bruce announced at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
In terms of overall crime, there were only two more incidents reported in 2012 than 2011 -- 3,183 incidents were reported last year compared to 3,181 the previous year -- representing a change of less than one tenth of one percent.
Council members considered the minor change in incidents good news, noting that the crime rate had actually decreased on a per capita basis, meaning fewer crimes were reported for every 1,000 residents in the city.
"Congratulations to you and your department on lowering crime rates as the city's growing," Council Member Will Sowell told the interim police chief.
In terms of major violent crimes, no murders were reported in 2012, down from two in 2011. Assaults were similarly down, from 627 in 2011 to 586 in 2012. Reported rapes were up threefold, however, from five in 2011 to 15 in 2012.
Despite the good news, Bruce said theft remains an issue of concern for the police department, as 83 more theft-related incidents were reported in 2012 compared to 2011.
When asked by Mayor Maher Maso if there were any possible solutions to the increase in thefts, Bruce replied that residents need to remember to lock their vehicles and take valuables when they leave.
"The great majority of vehicles that are burglarized now are unlocked," he said. "Residents need to keep valuables hidden or take them [when they leave their vehicles]. A lot of these are crimes of opportunity -- [thieves] are checking doors to see if they're unlocked, and if they are they'll find things like iPads."
While vehicles were burglarized more frequently, the amount of stolen vehicles in the city actually decreased substantially.
Only three vehicles were reported stolen in December 2012, and only 59 vehicles were reported stolen in the city all of last year, the lowest amount since 2008. In 2011, by comparison, 100 vehicles were reported stolen in the city.
Besides the crime rates, Bruce also reported on two initiatives the police department undertook in the past year -- the use of vehicles with specialized cameras to document criminal vehicles and a specialized patrolman who monitored a single neighborhood last year.
In the latter case, the patrolman monitored the community to improve connections and find out how residents interacted with the police department.
"That officer responded only to Rolling Brook Drive," Bruce said. "He's developing [relationships] with the residents of that community, trying to see if they're opening up to us, and so far it seems that they are."
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1. Created the pages in Printing Press and sized them at 5"x7" to leave room for 4"x6" pictures. I created my own mouse head from three black circles. I used fonts Brady Bunch and Waltograph throughout the book and dotted all the i's and j's with a scaled down version of my mouse head. (Have I mentioned how giddy it made me that both my boys have a dot-able letter in their name?!?!)
2. Printed the pages and organized them in the way I wanted the books laid out.
3. Laminated the front and back covers. I use Lakeshore Learning for laminating. It's self serve and only $0.39 a foot. So, the grand total for the four cover pages was $0.39.
4. Had them spiral bound with a ring larger than needed to leave room for pictures. I used Kinkos for this. They bound both books for $7.
So, at the end of the day, my two signature books ran me a grand total of under eight dollars. Not too shabby.
While on the topic of character signatures, we will be signing up for Disney World text messaging. Through this service, you can not only check wait times, fast passes and park hours, but you can also find your favorite characters in the park. Have those mouseketeers thought of everything or what!?!?
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USTA Online Sportsmanship Guide
0I just received the following email from USTA South Carolina due to the fact that my son will be playing in a tournament there this weekend:
Prior to your child's participation in an the upcoming Bullfrog Designated tournament, please take the time to view the Sportsmanship Guide linked below. Please note that this is being sent to all entrants of the upcoming tournament via blind-copy on this e-mail. Junior tennis should be a fun and rewarding experience for our children. Character building lessons such as hard work, discipline, good sportsmanship, and endurance of adversity are regularly on display. Parents of junior players should also enjoy the time spent with their children, watching them develop not just into better tennis players More >
Approved Changes Still Need Board Okay
8The following is the official announcement I received just a few minutes ago from LetUsKnow.com. Given that I'm going on the air in less than 15 minutes, I haven't had a chance to read through everything yet. I welcome your comments below.
We are writing to let you know that the U.S. Tennis Association has taken another positive step toward approving some significant changes to the previously approved 2014 national junior competition structure during the Association's Annual Meeting this weekend in Weston, Fla.
In recent months, the proposed changes to the national junior competition structure have been socialized extensively. This includes at the USTA National and Sectional levels as well as during nine Listening Sessions held More >
I'm Back . . .
12I'm not sure anyone even noticed, but I've been out of town all week on a Girls Trip with my daughters. My middle daughter and I were visiting her big sister in Los Angeles. Yes, the Indian Wells tournament was in full swing. No, we did not attend. Sometimes hiking and shopping and Disneyland trump tennis. Sometimes.
Anyway, I have been following all the comments posted on my article about our options regarding the 2014 calendar. Wow! A lot of emotion coming through. Obviously, I have many passionate readers here who fall on both sides of the 2014 changes. That's a good thing. And unexpected. At least, I don't think USTA had any inkling that all this passion would emerge a year ago when it announced the changes.
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2014: What Are Our Options?
84There seems to be some (a lot!) confusion about USTA's governance procedure as it relates to the 2014 changes. After reading through the USTA by-laws in their entirety, I can tell you that I'm not any closer to understanding the intricacies of how this terribly complicated organization operates. I have asked some people who have been involved with USTA for way longer than I have to please explain to me what our options are moving forward. Here's what they have told me.
At next week's meeting (see my email exchange with Lew Brewer for more info), the Sections will discuss then vote on whether to approve the Proposed Changes to the already-approved 2014 Junior Competition Calendar.
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Quota Comparison Between 2012 & 2014
28The link below is to an Excel spreadsheet comparing Boys 18 entries by section between the actual 2012 Winter Nationals tournament and what the numbers will look like if the proposed 2014 changes are approved. The numbers for SoCal and NorCal may be off by one or two as there was some confusion as to which of the two sections certain players were from. Please take some time to read and understand the differences and feel free to comment below.
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Share this:Amended 2014 Changes – Just A Proposal At This Point
35Please refer to my post from earlier today to understand how the process will work going forward. In the meantime, here's the 28-page document outlining the changes to the 2014 Junior Competition Schedule as well as the shorter 5-page summary version along with the new proposed national schedule. I haven't taken the time yet to analyze it fully but I plan to do so over the next couple of days. If any of you would like to offer your opinion, the Comments box below is open!
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6Today is March 6th, the day USTA said we would hear something from the work done by the Junior Competition & Sportsmanship Committee last week in Dallas. I emailed Lew Brewer this morning for an update. The following is my email to him along with his reply. I hope it lends clarity about the process. . .
Lisa to Lew:
"Good morning, Lew! From previous communications, it seems like today's the day for USTA to reveal publicly the changes made to the 2014 schedule during last week's JCSC meeting. If that's the case, can you please include me on any releases sent out? Thank you."
Lew to Lisa:
"Thanks for the email. Yes, today is the day of days.
I'm sorry that I could not tell you more earlier but we really had to inform our USTA leadership More >
Official Statement from USTA
25I just received the following via email from Lew Brewer:
The Junior Competition & Sportsmanship Committee of the USTA had a positive and productive meeting in Dallas from February 26 to February 28 regarding the 2014 National Junior Competitive Structure. During this meeting the committee reviewed feedback received at the Listening Sessions and the Letusknow.com e-mail address. This included comments from key stakeholders including parents, coaches and players, tournament directors, teaching professionals, college coaches, USTA sections and other tennis constituents. The proposed changes developed during this meeting were unanimously approved by the committee and will be presented to USTA National and Section Leadership on or about More >My Dilemma
9Lately, I've been really torn between covering the 2014 junior competition changes for everyone versus writing about the things that are really important to me personally, like my day-to-day experiences with my son – which is the reason behind this blog to begin with. I'm hoping that the 2014 stuff will be resolved soon so I can get back to what I really want to share with y'all . . . my tennis journey with my own child.
But, I feel like as long as the 2014 changes have a chance of being revamped or paused or (dare I say it?) overturned, I need to keep writing about them and keeping y'all informed so we can all take whatever action is necessary to create the best competitive tennis environment for our children. I wish USTA were doing a More >


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Hey, Tad. Good to see ya (performs Queen Mum Wave). Thanks for the foothold (as opposed to footlehold, which I expect would involve sociometry in some way).I notice that you are too evolved now to respond to snipes about your three point shooting. I'm impressed. Of course, this will only lead me to develop even more outrageous slanders.As for amount of time I can spend here...the work hours really do crimp things, but I expect to keep the Underlook heated and lit and devil take the Enron board of directors.
ah, no, sadly enough,i did not... 'll have to look for it though...
markk wrote:.wikedtribe again, can't let that very clever quotation from Macbeth go by without comment. I believe the beginning of that quote says something about "if it were done...then well it were done quickly..." Sly little tribe. I can see you will keep the Underlook Staff on its toes.....
.wikedtribe again, can't let that very clever quotation from Macbeth go by without comment. I believe the beginning of that quote says something about "if it were done...then well it were done quickly..." Sly little tribe. I can see you will keep the Underlook Staff on its toes.....
Let us sit upon the groundAnd tell the sad story of the death of kings.seems kinda appropiate fer the current situation of shadowmarch.
Finally, I expect some explanation for the name of this topic is in order.Obviously, The Underlook is an affectionate homage to Stephen King's famous Overlook from THE SHINING. It is also intended to welcome the underlooked, unsung, underestimated and unknown wonders that inhabit the world. The Underlook has many rooms filled with things invisible to see, memories and memento morii, and more. None of the doors are locked (except for That One Over There <shudder>) and every room has a story and every story has many rooms.Deep, huh?Looking forward to hanging with y'all.
Ohhhh over there(wanders in that general direction while finguring lockpicks.
*peeks inside*I smell deep thoughts. Wait, no I don't. That's from next door...I think all I smell here is silliness.Ladies and gentlemen, staaaart yooooouuuuur eeeeeeeeennnnnnnginnnnnnessss...markk, I look forward to being entertained. Welcome to the neighborhood!*leaves a copy of Good Omens on the table, because it still makes her giggle*
Oh, I didn't have trouble getting the Stephen King reference (The Shining is pretty famous both as book and movie although i'm not a King fan) only, if Hierarchs like Tad have to start all the topics, what's the easiest way to find out who all the landlords are before you post? Kristin*creeping very slowly* toward 500 posts
~loved Good Omens~~was very angry when her dogeared and battered copy was stolen~
aww.....(deep sympathy for bereaved book lover) I know I've got a copy somewhere....Kristin
I know where my copy is. My sister has managed to read a stunning 41 pages in the course of two months. Just shows that the heredetary thing is much overrated.I'm also wondering who that surprisingly sophistcated thief might be.PS: "Mi casa es sue casa"? My house will sue your house?[ August 16, 2001: Message edited by: djf ]
In that case I will give you this plant, I haven't got a clue what it is, so I thought it would fit in nicely here.Yalahii. (and welcome to the neighbourhood)
Ah, another contribution to the Underlook Hotel - home of parody and humor. As before, it's not my own work, but stolen lock, stock, and ba... er ... that is to say an "Extensively Researched" musical number that comes from my "Extensive Archives" of such material.So, without further ado ...Bruces' Philosophers Songa.k.a.The Philosophers' Drinking Song*begins singing*"Immanuel Kant was a real pissantWho was very rarely stable.Heidegger, Heidegger was a boozy beggarWho could think you under the table.David Hume could out-consumeWilhelm Freidrich Hegel,And Wittgenstein was a beery swineWho was just as schloshed as Schlegel.There's nothing Nietzche couldn't teach ya 'Bout the raising of the wrist.Socrates, himself, was permanently pissed.John Stuart Mill, of his own free will,On half a pint of shandy was particularly ill.Plato, they say, could stick it away--Half a crate of whisky every day.Aristotle, Aristotle was a bugger for the bottle.Hobbes was fond of his dram,And Ren� Descartes was a drunken fart.'I drink, therefore I am.'Yes, Socrates, himself, is particularly missed,A lovely little thinker, But a bugger when he's pissed."*bows*Cordially,ElderTurtle (P.o.W.)
mmmmmonty python.... heheheh.Markk i was going to reply onmacbeth but the richard IIquote came to ind, that quote is ad the party for the king when macbeth hasrespolved agter lady macbeth said(i paraphrase, yo what the dillio dwag, cap the ho
I'm sure most of you know that Pandora means All Gifts, but did you know that Oedipus means Swollen Foot?This is the sort of thing you can expect to find woven into the mat on the front stoop of the Underlook. Every nook has a pneuma and all the crannies are just brimming with esoteric trivia. Instead of gargoyles, we have statuary of Art Fleming, Alex Trebek, and Don Pardo.Before we begin our tour of the manse, let's see to these messages scrawled in red chalk on the mirror. Hm.The Tribe scores again with another Shake-mon quote! That's one of my favorite bits from Richard II. The whole speech is rich (Make dust our paper and with rainy eyes write sorrow on the bosom of the earth...good stuff). Like the sig, too. How can you not love that WHEEEEET whooooaa riff? I might have guessed the wikedtribe would instantly swarm on the one locked door. Did I mention that its hinges are made of the bones of angels and the lock was forged by Hephaestos? Just makes ya more curious, huh? All right. Don't forget to click the EULA on your way through.Gigi Those deep thoughts you were smelling were really just puns in the fryer (not the usual nippers and Tuck). Many thanks for the copy of Good Omens. I can't promise to be even a fraction as entertaining, but will do my best.MadMaudlin, That's a good question, about identifying the landlords. I suppose you will simply have to read every single Neighborhood post from alpha to omega. I usually pick the topics I read from the Active Posts thingy, by whatever current message looks interesting. I really ought to have named this place Shiny Things, since I am like a baby magpie when it comes to swooping down on anything vaguely glittery.Miiru, what an awful shame to lose your copy of a favorite book. I hate when that happens and only console myself with the thought that at least it's being enjoyed somewhere. Cold comfort, I know. I had a first edition paperback of The Land of Laughs and lent it out to a girlfriend who since moved away and lost touch. I can think of no graceful way of tracking her down and demanding my book back without also admitting that, yes, I still have her Bonzo Dog LP. Life, she eez a tricksy theeng.djf, not only will my house named sue sue your house, it will sue you for a sou. Soo there.Sahi, why, thank you for the mysterious plant. Y'know, this is so funny, you'll laugh, it's silly, but y'know, the shape of the leaves, those wriggly roots...it looks a little like, well, a triffid, but that's im--Elder Turtle Muchas gracias for the Drinking Song. You have such nifty and erudite humor archives. I, unfortunately, have no such hoard (unless you count the forwarded jokes my friends send, which, with the cockroaches, will be all that survives nuclear winter).So, I think that addresses the lot. Now, off to lift a few blinds and blind a few lifts. A Caretaker's work is never done (but I find it can be shirked very nicely).[ August 16, 2001: Message edited by: markk ]
markk wrote:I'm a writer and have published a couple science fiction novels.... And so it goes...po te weet.
I'm a writer and have published a couple science fiction novels.... And so it goes...po te weet.
Hopefully not books on Trout-fishing? *grins*
inspired, i went out and bought Good Omens today. i would like to thank the Underlook Hotel for my serendipity...or whatever you call it~goes off to enjoy her book- AGAIN~
Now then, let's have a bit of a tour of the Underlook, shall we? It will take some time to explore this place, but I will try to make the journey interesting. I apologize because our usual docent is currently indisposed within a triffid.Careful of the low ceilings. Did I mention the drawbacks of hiring hobbit contractors?Here is the foyer. Note the slidewalk that whisks one off to the scientifiction wing of the hotel. The roads must roll (I find greasing them with a little hoka blood does wonders).The winding stairs lead to the eschervilles or lead away from them; I can't really say for certain either way (and don't bother asking Hofstadter, he's still mumbling about Set Theory).Let's take Blaine the Mono to the mead-hall. Mind the little grendelings, their parents are a little on the short tempered side.
The best thing about hosting a hotel with no locked doors is that treasured guests enter and appear bristling with bon mots just when wanted.Paragon, Welcome to our granfalloon. This way to the wampeter.Miiru, the Underlook is pleased to have inspired you to a reunion with a beloved book. The Underlook is humble and lovable and thinks Polly Purebred has great gams.New guests properly greeted? Check. Back to the tour then...
MadMaudlin wrote:if Hierarchs like Tad have to start all the topics, what's the easiest way to find out who all the landlords are before you post?
if Hierarchs like Tad have to start all the topics, what's the easiest way to find out who all the landlords are before you post?
Prayer. Or other divine inspiration.I usually choose to look through the bottom of a beer glass myself...
markk wrote:Paragon, Welcome to our granfalloon. This way to the wampeter.
Paragon, Welcome to our granfalloon. This way to the wampeter.
I think that this kan-kan can only harass me into this karass. Busy, busy, busy...
<avoiding room 219 like the plague, jumping on Blaine the Mono, riddled to near death en route to the Mead Hall>Well I would like to sing the Inaugaral Drinking Song to the Mead Hall:<climbs upon table, hefts mead horn, begins to stamp foot in fast scottish rhythm>Well, a Smarchman clad in kilt left a bar one evening fairAnd one could tell by how he walked that he'd drunk more than his shareHe fumbled round until he could no longer keep his feetThen he stumbled off into the grass to sleep beside the streetRing-Ding-Diddle-Diddle-I-De-ORing-Di-Iddley-I-OThen he stumbled off into the grass to sleep beside the streetAbout that time two young and lovely girls just happened byAnd one says to the other with a twinkle in her eye"See yon sleeping Smarchman so strong and hnadsome builtI wonder if its true what they don't wear beneath the kilt"Ring-Ding-Diddle-Diddle-I-De-ORing-Di-Iddley-I-OI wonder if its true what they don't wear beneath the kiltWell, they crept up on that sleeping Smarchman quiet as could beAnd lifted up his kilt about an inch so they could seeAnd there behold for them to view beneath his Smarchish skirtWas nothing more than God had graced him with upon his birthRing-Ding-Diddle-Diddle-I-De-ORing-Di-Iddley-I-OWas nothing more than God had graced him with upon his birthWell they marvelled for a moment then one said "We must be goneLet's leave a present for our friend before we move along"As a gift they left a blue silk ribbon tied into a bowAround the bonnie star the Smarch's kilt did lift and showRing-Ding-Diddle-Diddle-I-De-ORing-Di-Iddley-I-OAround the bonnie star the Smarch's kilt did lift and showWell the Smarchman woke to nature's call and stumbled t'wards the treesBehind a bush he lifts his kilt and gawks at what he seesAnd in a startled voice he says to what's before his eyes"Oh Lad I don't know where ya been but I see ya won first prize"Ring-Ding-Diddle-Diddle-I-De-ORing-Di-Iddley-I-OOh Lad I don't know where ya been but I see ya won first prize<out of breath, falls off table>Happy Mead Hall-warming![ August 16, 2001: Message edited by: Joshua ]
The Mead-HallWe have an excess of mead-benches here (depending on your translation; some Beowulf scholars think those are supposed to be comfy armchairs...if you were getting snacked on by monsters, wouldn't you at least lobby for chairs with cushions?)The Mead-Hall is the main place for poetry, epic, lyrical, epic-lyrical, lyrical-pastoral, and so on. Free verse is welcome (the Danes would approve, so long as you remembered to leave out danish and mead before the recitation).In ancient days, mead-halls were sacred. Some scholars think that the tales recited there were the earliest occasions of peaceful war (at least in the really chilly parts of the world...apparently, dance challenges served the same purpose in the warmer climes...doesn't that seem just backward to you?).So, this is where we learned how to be friends, shared our travels, bared our souls (all the best poets wept as they sang), and offered up toasts.In that spirit, here is a poem I wrote some time ago (later, I promise to post new work...in the old days, I used to work out drafts online in realtime...kind of a virtual slam):
O Mighty Writer of Worthy but Tragically Out-Of-Print Novels, we who are about to be subjected to outlandish humor, bad puns, and the reuslting gastro-intestinal distress salute you.Hi all who have already posted here!
~grins ~~laughs uproariously at the Meadsong already presented~~raises her mug in salute~'m impressed, i truly am. :D~knows firsthand that the rumours about Scotsmen and kilts are, in fact, true...~
New OlympusDown among the pylons,cloaked by stone shadows, rigrumble and train thunder,the bombers and the wizardsplay jondo and slap a draw,pass the night train andmake music.the butt of a Winstonchains along, the tiny red eyeburns all the night long,lighting the stales.Valo, the jondo man, heshake his mane,grins ivory and spins hisknife toward the woman hewants.Starlightsilver blooddrips down the steel.Cat, bomber babe,shivers with the night love.She wears silky armor anda black glass belt.She twirls her stiletto towardValo,winks at the rastie.Seilo,old wizard,cages their knives with a scowl.He's an alleymaker.Hates windows.He wears a stained slouch hat thathides his eyes.The hat is older than Valo.Older than Cat.Older than love.Valo shrugs,turns the movementinto a man's dance,goes up to his toes,spins like his jondo knife thenreturns to the earth,takes a drag on the butt.The bombers howl,even the wizards laugh,but not Seilo.Cat rolls,leaps the sterno firelike a Celtic warrior maid.Her shadow rollsthe other wayover Seilo's toes,giggling.Even Seilo smiles.His diamond teeth arecarved with golden words.Valo and Cat stroll off,whistling for her shadow.It comes slinking after,still giggling.The sun cuts into the cold night.A newly born sky bleeds pink morning.The bombers stutterskip onto the rails,spraying enchantments,keeping the world safe.The wizards sink into the earth,or rise to make love to the clouds,or walk the veins of maple leaves.Seilo spreads his ancient arms.An oak appears in his stead.Cat dartsunder a carchasing a shadow.Valo crouchesbefore the old slouch hat,hands tucked into his sleeves,waiting for some kind ofchange. --Mark Kreighbaum(originally published in Dreams and Nightmares)[ August 16, 2001: Message edited by: markk ]


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Rapha CCC Recce: Pyrenees Part III
Phil Deeker concludes his reporting on the reconnaissance of the 2010 Rapha Cent Cols Challenge in the Pyrenees.
I write this back in my Belgian hills, just a day after we cracked open a bottle of champagne in Rivesaltes. Already it now seems like an unreal experience.
We all made it to the finish, celebrating with a predictable bunch sprint just to test our fit, swollen legs. I lost of course, but then I admire the lead-out men most! Just one of us failed to pocket 100 Cols, more due to bad luck than anything else. Four out of seven of us completed the full route of 107 Cols. Most of the event had been ridden as a tight, black-and-white group, re-grouping within minutes after each ascent and descent. Claire had looked after us like a saintly mother: our guardian angel who had provided superb support all day long.
But after the intensity of the 10 days and a superb celebration meal, we all went our ways somewhat dazed and confused. There had been no racing involved, but so much effort and concentration had been required just to ride the Challenge that it felt like we had raced all the way to get there. But where? Now we had arrived, it felt strange to stop, even though the relief that it was over was probably what we all felt most.
Every climb was hard, but soon we will look back upon many with real fondness. Some took us into moments of ultimate character testing, pushing our pain thresholds once again even further. I always find it hard to leave the mountains, comforting myself that they will still be there next year, if I am too.
I took the guys along a route through the Pyrenees that not many have followed, and along the way was nicknamed Del Diablo by young Ultan. But no one had got lost, no one had crashed (badly) and all of them thanked me for it profusely at the end. Why you may ask? That is as hard to answer as the question every cyclist asks himself when once again he is hurting yet drags himself up another tough climb on a long day ride. Why, why, why? It has little to do with ego: we had ridden the 'Giants' but all agreed that the Col du Couret was the toughest of the ride, but we know we will never turn many heads dropping that name! It has a lot more to do with a few very short moments on 'a good day' when you are climbing well on a long climb, when the grand mountain landscapes all around you are bathed in warm sunlight, and you know that these moments have been earned through many, many hours of hard training and dedication. But these words still come nowhere near to really explaining the 'why' and are even further from describing what the seven of us will bring back from this Challenge. The seven of us could probably explain it to each other, but not many others would understand! I suppose it has to be this 'mystery' that makes something like this so tempting to do…
Ultan will soon be posting his version of the story. Maybe he can shed some light on this mystery…!
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named in Girl Scout murder BULLETIN Mayes County Dist. Atty. Sid Wise iid today he is preparing a first- degree murder warrant for the arrest of escaped rapist Gene Leroy Hart in the killing of 8-year-old Lori Lee Farmer, one of three Girl Scouts found slain at Camp Scott. By E.N EARLEY and RALPH MARSH The wedding photographs found near Camp Scott where three young Girl Scouts were murdered were taken by an amateur photographer assisted by a Locust Grove man who has been a fugitive for four years. The assistant, 33-year-old jail escapee Gene Leroy Hart, has served a prison term for rape in which he bound two young women with masking tape. Jne of (he three young Scouts wa bound with • and all three, Lori Lee Farmer Doris Denise Milner. 10, and Michelle Gusc, 9, were sexually mole. The mouths of two of the girls we taped. Hart, an Indian who fled Ma\ mnty jail in 1973 and is believed hiding in the Locust Grove area, attended the 1968 wedding of a Man- gum-area couple with amateur photographer Lewis Lindse. LLXDSEY, at the time, was I cords clerk and photographer at the Granite State Reformatory where Hart was serving three concurrent 10-year sentences for rape and kidnaping. Lindsey, now retired in Santa Ana, Calif., said Hart went to the wedding with him and later d veloped the negatives and prints in the prison darkroom. Photographs of the wedding, \ portedly found in a cave near Camp Scott by investigators, were distributed statewide Wednesday and rec- nized by numerous persons in the Mangum area — about 30 miles from the prison. Lindsey said Hart had attended the wedding with him as a trusty as- gned to carry Lindsey's photography equipment. Lindsey said he d not i member Hart talking to any of the guests at the wedding. "He wasn't outgoing," Lindsey said. "He would just sit around on the side and sometimes take my pictures for me." Investigators with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, had said earlier that the pictures could be a key element in solving the slayings. 4' We want to know how the pictures taken at a wedding from Locust Grove got where we found them, how this weirdo, psychotic — if it was — had these pictures out there," OSBI director Jeff Laird, said when the pictures were released. The photographs were old and tattered, authorities said, as if someone had carried them tor years. Crime laboratory technicians restored the pictures. Lindsey said Hart had access to the negatives but he did not know if the convict kept copies after printing them for the bride, who was a close friend of Lindsey's family. Hart was released from prison in 1969 — the year after the photos were taken. He was originally sent to prison in 1966 from Tulsa County, where he had abducted two pregnant Tulsa women outside a nightclub. THE WOMEN, aged 18 and 19, said he forced them into a car trunk and drove to an isolated area between Locust Grove and Chouteau on Oklahoma 33. He bound the women with masking tape, blindfolded, gagged and raped them, the women said. Hart admitted the attack to officers and said he threw the women's underclothing and purses off a nearby Grand River bridge. The young Scouts were found nude from the waist down June 13, and it is known searchers are looking for bloody clothes in the Scout camp area. / M Hart was paroled from the sentences in March 1969, but within three months was again arrested for trying to break into the Tulsa home of a woman detective. He was charged and convicted of a total of four first-degree burglaries, and sentenced to 305 years in prison. Hart was sent to the state prison at McAlester, then returned to Mayes County in April 1973 as a witness. He escaped from the jail shortly afterwards. Mayes County Sheriff Glenn (Pete) Weaver has said from the beginning of the Scout slaying investigation that he views Hart as a suspect because he thinks Hart has been hiding in the Locust Grove area. Several of Hart's relatives still live in the Locust Grove area, within a few miles of the Scout camp. It was disclosed during Hart's rape trial that Hart, who is the father of one child and divorced, underwent a sterilization operation. PROSECUTORS AT the time said the surgery explained why no sperm GENE LEROY HART . . . 1966 PHOTO was found in the women whom Hart had raped. It is known that investigators have See SLAY IN G^^^^^^^
Object Description
Title | Fugitive Named In Girl Scout Murder |
Subject | Oklahoma -- History; Murder -- Oklahoma |
Description | Mayes County Dist. Atty. Sid Wise said today he is preparing a first-degree murder warrant for hte arrest of escaped rapist Gene Leroy Har in the killing of 8-year-old Lori Lee Farmer, one of three Girl Scouts found slain at Camp Scott. |
Creator | Earley, E. N. |
Contributors | Marsh, Ralph |
Publisher | Tulsa Tribune |
Digital Publisher | Tulsa City-County Library |
Date | 1977-06-23 |
Type | Text; Image |
Format and Resolution | Archive: 600 ppi tif |
Scanner | Konica Minolta PS7000C MKII |
Rights | Tulsa Tribune articles are reproduced by Tulsa City-County Library for fair use purposes only. Patrons using Library-provided reproductions must cite Tulsa City-County Library and/or the appropriate web page. |
Original Repository | Central Library Local History Collection: Murders - Girl Scouts [vertical file] |