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Classic Letter Scale by Maakit
A store-bought postage scale might set you back anywhere between $10-$20. This amazing design from Maakit creates a working letter/postage scale you can build yourself and use with a minimal amount of calibration. If you're not sure if you need one of these – you might want to check with that special knitter in your life. Besides using our postage scale for determining correct postage, my wife uses a postage scale all the time to weigh yarn when she's designing knitting patterns – so she can give people a sense of how much yarn is needed for a particular design.
It may actually surprise you how many special mothers in your life might appreciate this exact gift. You'll have fun building it for her and she'll love using it. 1 (You really should call her more, you know?)
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Awards are given for the best fiction and nonfiction books by Virginia authors; in the case of nonfiction,
books on a Virginia subject that have been published in the past year are eligible...
Changing History: Virginia Women through Four Centuries Gives a New Perspective on Our Shared Past
The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce the publication of Changing History: Virginia Women through Four Centuries, which tells the important and compelling stories of women—both famous and lesser-known—who have influenced the course of history in the Old Dominion. Authors Cynthia A. Kierner, Jennifer R. Loux, and Megan Taylor Shockley cover the rich panoply of Virginia's history from the region's Native American peoples before the founding of Jamestown to a 21st century profoundly changed by a second wave of feminism.
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Americans have long been fascinated with the story of the Hatfields and McCoys, much of it sensationalized. Dean King's book attempts to set the record straight by using previously unknown or ignored documents. The story begins before the feud and describes the influence the Civil War had on the relationship between these two families. A book signing follows the talk.
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What a thoroughly enjoyable weekend doing what I do best: eating and sleeping my life away.
As usual, I got off work very early so that I could go home and sleep, sleep, sleep. For some reason the whole week I had been dragging, but I immediately recharged with a four hour nap after I got off work. Later that evening, I went to Ruth's Chris Steakhouse with Debonair. It was restaurant week in DC, so it was time to try out some new restaurants. Even though I have been Ruth's Chris a few times, he had never been. I don't mind taking one for the team.
So, I mentioned Debonair in a previous post. This was the guy I was unsure of. Well, a lot more has developed since then but that is going to have to be for another post. First, I do want to say that he cleans up very nice. I was so surprised when he came around the corner looking like dapper Dan. I mean, I liked the way he looked before, but now… wow.
We sat in Ruth's Chris almost all night long. It was funny because we had reservations for nine, but there was some mixup and we had to wait for a little bit. We sat down and I had lamb chops while he had petite filet. For a minute, we weren't talking and I remembered something he once said to me, but after we finished eating we just started talking about everything under the sun. It is absolutely bizarre everything that we have in common, and when I say everything, I do mean everything: from music to philosophy of life to the children neither one of us wants to have. The only thing we didn't have in common was the fact that he doesn't like ice cream–no, he hates ice cream. That's a black mark, but I think I'll get over it.
Anyway, I happened to look at my cell phone to discover that it was 1215. Hahaha. Too bad the restaurant closed at 1030. I noticed that the place was getting emptier and emptier and that they weren't re-seating, plus the servers were shining glasses and redoing the table cloths. We weren't the last people in there, but I would say that we shut it down.
If it hadn't been 15 degrees outside I would have suggested we walk around a little bit. I didn't want to end the evening, but they do say that all good things come to an end.
Saturday I got up very early to hit the Amish market and I was back in bed by 815. I laid in bed almost all day long, alternately sleeping and watching Star Trek reruns. It seems like lately I don't get a chance to sleep like that anymore. I felt so refreshed and energized by the time I got up to do a good workout. Then I got ready for evening out number 2 with Debonair. This time a friend came along with us to a Thai restaurant. Debonair had never had Thai food before and it seemed like a good time to remedy that.
The food was good and our friend decided to part ways with us when we finished dinner because I wanted to go downstairs for crepes. I am in love with the crepes Suzette and I had this powerful craving for one. Once again, Debonair and I shut down the restaurant. We sat in there until well after closing. We were really the last people in the place this time. I guess because we have so much in common we have a lot to talk about.
When it is 8 degrees outside that is not the best time to be having a lover's stroll so I got in my car and went home. He told me to text him to let him know if I was home, but I emailed him instead (since I know he checks his email on his phone), and this started up an all night long email conversation with me briefly falling asleep and then waking back up at 6AM to finish the conversation at 4PM. I am dead serious. I sent him an email after midnight and we emailed until around 3AM when I fell asleep. Then I woke up at 630 and emailed him back and then he wrote me and we stayed emailing until about 5PM on Sunday.
Yes, I did spend the entire day emailing and cleaning the house and and emailing and working out and emailing and sleeping and emailing and getting ready to go to dinner number three. No, I wasn't going with him this time, though we both did want to see each other again. This time I had a "date" with Ceecee. We have not seen each other in so long and it was just high time to catch up.
We met up in Georgetown at this place called Mie N Yu. Someone once suggested it to me and I really kept meaning to go but for some reason I could just never get there. Finally, and I'm glad that I went. The place is really beautifully decorated inside. I do feel like I'm in some kind of middle eastern bazaar somewhere. The food was good. I think my dish could have been better if they hadn't done my lamb chops all the way but I had some tofu fried rice and some scallops in their actual shells.
Ceecee and I really, really caught up. So much has happened in the last six months since we saw each other last. We used to go on all day shopping trips, spend, spend, spending and then dining out at our spot PF Chang's in Tysons Corner. Now that we are actually adults we don't seem to have time for that anymore. I hope we don't let our lives get in the way. That sometimes happens and that's why it's important to me to cultivate real friendships. It takes work to keep those friendships alive while the lame friendships seem to flourish quite fine in the bacteria.
We talked about family, friends, our jobs, potential lovers, ex-lovers, and everything in between including our bitterness over the cancellation of Law and Order and how we both could not get into Law and Order: Los Angeles. Apparently there is a L&O UK on BBC so I'm going to try to find that and check that out. It was a nice time but that cold ass wind!!! No time for chit chat afterward, but get in the car and hot foot it home.
I was dead ass tired by the time I got back home and I tried to watch a bit of Star Trek but I fell asleep on it. Monday morning I was dragging but I made it through the day.
This coming up week is restaurant week in Baltimore so I'm going up there. I didn't get to see Maq this weekend even though I planned to go over to see the boys. I just got side-tracked but the boys will be back.


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Longboat Key is known as a safe place to live — for humans, that is.
The Longbeach Village's infamous flock of peacocks has committed its share of misdemeanors throughout the years. They've scratched cars, jaywalked and, no doubt, violated the town's noise ordinance.
But they've also faced their share of high crimes.
Around 4:30 p.m. Feb. 5, 1988, Longboat Key police learned that a Village peacock had been kidnapped.
A witness told police that a man stopped his small truck near Linley and Poinsettia streets, captured a peacock, tied its legs and put the bird in the back of his truck before leaving.
Police learned an Ellenton man owned the vehicle the kidnapper drove, but they never located the man or the peacock.
It wasn't the first time the Village's most colorful residents faced the wrath of their neighbors, and, of course, it wouldn't be the last.
In March 1978, a man told the Longboat Key Town Commission that he had shot at peacocks with an air-rifle and thrown rocks at them in an (unsuccessful) attempt to discourage them from roosting on his roof.
The discussion came in the middle of mating season, during which a mysterious pair of wild turkeys had also joined the flock.
According to Frank Cunningham's "The Key to Longboat," a resident pleaded no contest to criminal charges that he killed a peacock with a pellet gun, then ran over the dead bird with his car. He received three years of probation.
Mostly, however, the peacocks have been at the center of a war of words between those who love them and those who hate them.
Suffice it to say, we haven't heard the last from peacocks.
Debate usually hatches in the spring — i.e., mating season — in the Village about how to handle the peacock proliferation.
In past years, the Longbeach Village Association hired trappers in an effort to reduce the flock to 12.
And although the Association has yet to determine whether it will try to cull the flock again, rest assured: The reduction takes place through non-violent measures.
After trappers capture the peacocks, they take them to a new home — usually a farm.
There, the squawking and car scratching aren't so important — and farmers value them because they eat insects.
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Book club sunsets for the season
The Sunset Beach Book Club, in its 10th year, ended this season with a luncheon and discussion of the book "Gone Girl," by Gillian Flynn, April 18, at Lazy Lobster. Discussion moderator was Ricki Carroll. Together, the group read five books this season.


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Although his side won six of its eight matches since the Olympics with 26 goals coming in the process, Menezes struggled to justify his switch away from the free-flowing and samba style football associated with Brazil.
But the decision came as a surprise with Brazil slowly beginning to look more impressive with several key players returning to form.
The attacking trio of Oscar, Neymar and Hulk provided a real threat, while Ramires and Paulinho had recently shone in the centre of midfield.
The form of Paris Saint-Germain defender Thiago Silva and the return to the side of Real Madrid's Kaka had looked to have given Brazil a new found lease of life.
But after a diffiicult reign, Menezes was relieved of his duties following talks with CBF president Jose Maria Marin.
"I gave him the news myself," Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) national squad director Andres Sanches told reporters.
"Nobody likes to receive news of these kind of things in any circumstances, but everyone in football knows that these things happen.
"A new coach will be announced in January."
New man
Former Palmeiras manager Luis Felipe Scolari, who led Brazil to World Cup glory back in 2002, is the current favourite with Corinthians coach Tite and Santos boss Muricy Ramalho also in contention.


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Season Ticket Holder FAQ
- What do I get as a 2013 Chicago Fire Season Ticket Holder?
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- Where is the Season Ticket Holder parking lot located?
- Where can I pick up tickets left at Will Call?
- What are the Bonus Games included in my full season package?
- How do I purchase additional tickets at my Season Ticket Holder discount rate?
- How can I become the Season Ticket Holder of the Game?
- How do I get a message on the board during a match?
Q. What do I get as a 2013 Chicago Fire Season Ticket Holder?
- For more information on game day questions – please visit the Game Day FAQ HERE
- Season Ticket Holders receive many benefits for showing your support! Below is a list of the many benefits that you will receive for becoming a 2013 Season Ticket Holder:
- One Free Season Ticket Holder Lot Parking Pass for every two Full Season Tickets purchased in Club, Center Circle, Premier, and Corner Kick.
- Dedicated Season Ticket Services Representative
- Option to purchase parking in the general lot in advance at a reduced rate of $12.00, please order one week in advance
- Season Ticket Holder exclusive parking area
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- Building the Club Reward Program - Refer a friend to purchase new season tickets and recieve 20% back on the season tickets they purchased. To refer a friend Click Here
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- Season Ticket Exchange Program - Exchange game tickets for future matches to other match dates
- Savings off regular ticket prices when purchasing in advance
- Meet the Team Event in July 2013
- 20% savings on merchandise at the Fire Fan Shop at Toyota Park and online
- And much more…..
All Season Ticket Holders are assigned to a designated Season Ticket Services Representative to assist them with any needs they may have during the year. The Season Ticket Services team is easily accessible via phone, or email. To contact to Season Ticket Services Department please call or email:
Phone: 708.496.6800
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Full and Half Season Ticket holders are able to exchange game tickets for future matches to other game dates during the season using the Fire's flexible exchange program. Unused tickets for matches that have passed may not be exchanged. There are four ways that season ticket holders can exchange their tickets:
- Log into your Ticket Master Account Manager online HERE
- Send in an exchange form email on the Season Ticket Holder page at www.chicago-fire.com/sth
- Email or call Season Ticket Services department at email@example.com or 708.496.6800
- On match day, Season Ticket Holders may exchange tickets at the customer service window inside Gate D. There is a $5.00 exchange fee on match days.
For full details on the Season Ticket Holder Exchange program and the exchange dates for ten game plan holders, please click HERE
Your 2013 Season Ticket Holder savings card can be used for 20% off Chicago Fire merchandise at the Fire Fan Shop at Toyota Park or online HERE
The Season Ticket Holder parking lot is a designated lot on the West side of the stadium between Gate A and Gate B. Season Ticket Holders can enter this lot through parking entrance S1 off of 71st Street. Season Ticket Holders must have their designated Full Season Ticket Holder parking pass to be allowed into this parking lot. Access to east side parking is allowed for those with the Season Ticket Holder parking passes.
The Toyota Park Box Office is located outside of Gate D on the East side of the stadium. Will Call tickets will be placed at the windows labeled "Will Call" at the Main Box Office. The Main Box office opens three (3) hours prior to kick off for all home games.
For questions or concerns about Will Call tickets and Main Box Office hours, please call Season Ticket Services at 708.496.6800
Each season ticket holder booklet includes three bonus game tickets (Bonus Game 1, Bonus Game 2, Bonus Game 3). The Bonus Games for the 2013 season are announced during the course of the season. Once dates and times for these games are determined, they will be emailed to all Season Ticket holders as well as posted on the website and social media pages.
All season ticket holders have the ability to purchase additional tickets at a discounted season ticket holder rate. To purchase tickets at this price, please visit the Toyota Park box office Monday – Friday from 9:00 am-4:00 pm or by calling Season Ticket Services at 708.496.6800
2013 Season Ticket Holder Discount Pricing:
Field Side Sections: $150.00 per seat
Club Sections: $60.00 per seat
Center Circle Sections: $45.00 per seat
Center Circle Sections: $45.00 per seat
Premier Sections: $35.00 per seat
Corner Kick Sections: $25.00 per seat
Firehouse Sections: $22.00 per seat
Firehouse Sections: $22.00 per seat
Supporters Sections: $15.00 per seat
Skyway Sections: $15.00 per seat
Miller Lite Party Deck: $32.00 per seat
Miller Lite Party Deck: $32.00 per seat
Do you know a Season Ticket Holder who embodies the true loyalty, enthusiasm, and passion that the Men in Red bring to the pitch each game? Someone who never misses a match - no matter how bad the weather? Someone who embodies the Chicago Fire each and every day? Then you may know someone who should be nominated as the Chicago Fire Season Ticket Holder of the Match! To nominate your Season Ticket Holder Click Here
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AmateurSpaceImages.com, A site to gather great amateur-processed space images |
AmateurSpaceImages.com, A site to gather great amateur-processed space images |
Apr 12 2012, 01:08 PM
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The redesign of TPS's website.
Apr 12 2012, 03:25 PM
Bloggette par Excellence Group: Admin Posts: 3982 Joined: 4-August 05 From: Pasadena, CA, USA, Earth Member No.: 454 |
Yeah, sorry. I had to redirect my attention to our main site redesign. It's going to be awesome though, and the new site will actually feature such amazing 21st century innovations as KEYWORDS on blog posts, so it'll be easy to find posts containing amateur-processed images there! (In case my tone is hard to read, the lack of keywords or really any kind of metadata on blog posts at all has been driving me crazy for five years.)
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Apr 13 2012, 05:25 AM
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.../...It's going to be awesome though, and the new site will actually feature such amazing 21st century innovations as KEYWORDS on blog posts, so it'll be easy to find posts containing amateur-processed images there! .../... Great Emily ! A new site and more attractive means more members for TPS... Meaning also more actions to foster space exploration... "Vive la Planetary Society !" of which we are so proud of being members (since 1982 for me), thanks also to its nice team and to this your good work of our beloved "Bloguette par Excellence" ! (in French) Congratulations Emily for all you are doing for us and TPS |
Apr 13 2012, 01:46 PM
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I fully second this...and not only because I'm French (1989 for me. I mean, member )
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Jun 21 2012, 11:57 PM
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Hi all. To gloss over an eventful few months in a few words, I've ditched the programmer and am just about ready to launch amateurspaceimages.com as a part of the Society's new website, which, as it developed, had pretty much all the capability I needed built right in. It'll be based on the functionality of the Space Images section of the site -- browse that to enjoy the keyword searching and nice page-filling display of huge images -- but I've added in some extra bits and pieces like authorship of images (which means you'll be able to pull up a dynamic list of your own images that have been posted on the site). There are a couple of small pieces that I have to wrap up, but it should be ready for prime time before long. I am posting now because I am finally ready to make a call to people who produce a lot of images to help me populate the site. When the site goes live there will be a submission form to upload one image at a time (and of course a moderation process) but I can also perform a batch import of properly prepared images and metadata.
So if you would like to see your work included at amateurspaceimages.com, here is what you have to do. It is a bit of work to do this preparation and I hope not to have to do it all myself. In a nutshell: For each image there needs to be a line in a spreadsheet or CSV file containing metadata. Image files: -- JPG, GIF, or PNG format, any file size is fine. Best way to send lots of files is probably something like Dropbox or Google Drive. Image metadata Fill out attached spreadsheet with one line for each image submission. There is an example line in the spreadsheet to help you. amateur_image_metadata.txt ( 1.84K ) Number of downloads: 67 Explanations of the columns: title: A few-word title for the image, used for display on website and for image alt text filename: image filename photo_credit: full credit line for the image data_date (optional but desirable): date the original data was acquired. It's okay to use either Y/M/D, M/D/Y, or D/M/Y, as long as it's obvious to me which one you're using. description: Paragraph used as caption and as short description in search results. 1 or 2 sentences. For usefulness in search, make sure it mentions the target and the spacecraft, good also to mention processor (you) by name. body: Optional (but HIGHLY DESIRABLE) extended description of the image and how it was processed. If you've written a blog entry about the image, you could paste that here. Use basic HTML markup for formatting (<p>, <a>, <em>, <strong> all ok). Links to original data sources would be great. It's also fine to put here a teaser and link to something about the image on your own blog or website or, for that matter, on this forum. Or include none of this. Finally: Anyone who has images on the site will also have a profile page that will index your image submissions. Here's a good example of an existing profile, of Ted Stryk. Please send me text and a 233x233 pixel photo to use for your profile! I am hoping to make this live before I leave for vacation in July. I have enough images to go live with now, and can add batch submissions afterward. But the more, the merrier! Bring them on!!! -------------------- |
Jun 30 2012, 06:19 AM
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Okay...it's been a busy week, and I've learned a lot about how to use (and, ahem, how not to use) our new site development tools.
This is still rough, but most of the elements are there: Space Imaging That page has links to all the other pieces -- a landing page for amateur images with easy one-click keyword searches, an archive by date submitted, a submission form, information on copyright and image credits, and a VERY incomplete and preliminary list of people whose images have appeared/will appear on the site. There's still much to be done, but I'm going on vacation for two weeks starting Tuesday and, realistically, I won't get a lot more done before then. I would love for some people to try out the submission form. Or, of course, to send me batch submissions! I've removed all the image resizing requirements above -- just send me original pictures and I'll handle resizing. Please! Submit images! -------------------- |
Jun 30 2012, 06:41 AM
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Massive congratulations on the launch. For a start it's nice at last to see the faces of some of the people whose work brings us so much pleasure and enlightenment.
Jun 30 2012, 08:02 AM
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Looks great, Emily!
Gotta get off my shiny metal butt & learn how to do image processing. (Paradoxical since technically all I am is a processor, but whatever...) -------------------- A few will take this knowledge and use this power of a dream realized as a force for change, an impetus for further discovery to make less ancient dreams real.
Jun 30 2012, 07:38 PM
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Might want to change the title of the thread; there's not much at the actual domain...
Site looks great though! -------------------- To a body of infinite size there can be ascribed neither centre nor boundary... Thus the Earth no more than any other world is at the centre. -Giordano Bruno, 1584.
Jun 30 2012, 09:42 PM
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As a mere spectator I have no images to contribute, so the 'submit images' page is not for me. I hope it's OK to post here ideas about things worthy of inclusion. There is so much, but there are two things in particular I'd like to mention right away. The first I have always rated as one of the best collaborative images to come from this forum. No archive would be complete without it:
http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.php?showtopic=3324 My current favourite version is post 21 there, from dilo: http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.p...ost&id=8019 The other is the work of Rene Pascal (briefly RPascal here) who was among the first to assemble panoramas from the Huygens images. I hope this work will be represented: http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j...0y8LLZCwB7D7Z7g PS Outside of UMSF I have to mention Hortonheardawho. He may not actively submit anything (I could be wrong!) but something of his work should appear. |
Jun 30 2012, 11:14 PM
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I'd like to encourage people like you to submit other people's images -- just ask permission first. I'm sure that especially the more prolific producers would not mind someone else volunteering to do submission work for them, as long as you ask!
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Jun 30 2012, 11:42 PM
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Might want to change the title of the thread; there's not much at the actual domain... I'm going to hold off on pointing the domain there until it's a bit more polished. You guys are getting a preview! However, http://planetary.org/amateur now points directly there. And machi wins the prize for being first to submit an image and get it approved. New image on the amateur imaging homepage! Thanks, machi. -------------------- |
Jul 1 2012, 01:08 AM
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So the test was successful and your work is working.
Congratulations! -------------------- |
Jul 1 2012, 03:52 PM
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Thanks Emily for all your hard work - it looks really good so far!
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Jul 1 2012, 07:37 PM
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I attempted to upload a JPEG image which is about 34MB total size and about 18,000 by 3000 pixels (an assembled Apollo panorama). The web site's submission form rejected the image due to an apparent size issue. Emily, you had mentioned in an earlier reply that size was not limited -- but perhaps there are upper bounds?
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Eastern Kentucky junior earns OVC track honors
January 18, 2011Eastern Kentucky's Lydia Kosgei is the Ohio Valley Conference Female Track Athlete of the Week.
Kosgei, a junior from Eldoret, Kenya, placed fourth in the mile in Saturday's Kentucky Invitational, posting an OVC-leading 4:47.69. The field of 39 milers included athletes from Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Michigan State and several post-collegiate competitors. The only collegian to finish ahead of Kosgei was Tennessee's Chanelle Price.
Kosgei's time ranks ninth-best in the country this season and is third-fastest in EKU history. Jamie King O'Shea holds the Colonels' record, 4:42.90.
Kosgei earned her first OVC title last spring when she won the 1,500 meters with a time of 4:39.99. She red-shirted last fall's cross country season.
EKU will travel this weekend to the Indiana University Gladstein Invitational.
Other OVC weekly award winners are Eastern Illinois junior Zye Boey (Male Track), Southeast Missouri State senior Brandon Colbert (Male Field) and SEMO junior Shemekia Brewer (Female Field).
Boey won the 60 (6.77) and 200 (21.45) at the Wisconsin Badger Track Classic. His 200 time ranks third in the NCAA.
Colbert won the shot put at Southern Illinois' Saluki Open, which also is where Brewer won the triple jump.
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LaKya Brookins, South Carolina senior — Won the 60-meter dash at the Virginia Tech Invitational with an NCAA automatic-qualifying time of 7.25.
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Colleen Felix, Georgia junior — Won the triple jump at the Clemson Challenge with a national-leading mark of 43-5 3/4, which is No. 3 on Georgia's all-time list.
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Cory McGee, Florida — In her collegiate debut, posted top 10 times in the nation in the mile (4:46.70) and 3,000 meters (9:43.72) at the Nittany Lion Challenge Meet. Winning the mile and placing second in the 3,000, McGee has the nation's top freshman times in both events. Her meet-record mile time is fourth-best in the country this season, while her 3,000 time ranks No. 7.
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Horatio Williams, LSU junior — The transfer from Hinds Community College debuted with LSU in the Purple Tiger Invitational by zipping to a national-leading 6.61 in the 60 meters after a personal-best 6.73 in prelims. He ranks No. 3 all-time at LSU, behind only Richard Thompson (6.51) and Trindon Holliday (6.54).
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Zedric Thomas, LSU senior — Won the Purple Tiger Invitational long jump with a personal-best 26-3 3/4, three-quarters of an inch further than teammate Damar Forbes. Thomas' mark ranks No. 1 in the nation this season and No. 4 all-time at LSU.
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Justin Hunter, Tennessee — Won the Kentucky Invitational long jump with an NCAA automatic-qualifier of 26-1, just two weeks after completing football season with the Volunteers. His mark is No. 4 in the nation this season and he is the lone freshman ranked among the top 14. He also ranks No. 3 all-time at Tennessee.


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Edward AschoffMonday, we took a look at the 100-days checklist for the SEC. Today, we're taking a look back at what the SEC was able to do during the BCS era. In short, the conference has had a ton of success and is hoping to close out the BCS the way it began it ...
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Browns: Gordon-Little duo shows signs of promise
No pair of Browns receivers since Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow Jr. five years ago has given defensive coordinators fits.
Before Winslow-Edwards, you'd have to go all the way back to the days of Webster Slaughter and Reggie Langhorne in the late 1980s to find a true No. 1 and No. 2 receiver.
Greg Little and Josh Gordon might be adding their names to the list of dynamic duo receivers soon. With four games to play, they rank second and third in receiving behind running back Trent Richardson, who has caught the majority of his 44 passes as checkdowns when no one else is open.
Little has 35 catches for 408 yards and two touchdowns. Gordon, the rookie plucked from the supplemental draft on July 12, has 34 catches for 646 yards and five touchdowns.
Gordon's yards receiving and touchdown catches are team bests. Not only that — Gordon has 12 catches of 20 yards or more, which is best among rookies. His 646 yards also beat out the rest of the rookie class, which includes first-round picks Justin Blackmon (taken fifth by the Jaguars), Michael Floyd (13th, Cardinals), Kendall Wright (20th, Titans) and A.J. Jenkins (30th, 49ers).
The Browns don't have a second-round pick in the 2013 draft because they used it on Gordon, but it is no stretch to say Gordon wouldn't have lasted to the second round.
"I think you've got two guys there that really love playing the game," Coach Pat Shurmur said. "Their roles have been established, so to speak, of how we use them.
"What you notice now is we don't have as much of a rotation and the flopping going on at the receiver position because we've kind of established who our guys are as we move forward here. You've got Josh in the game most of the time. You've got Greg Little in the game most of the time. Then, we kind of get the third and fourth guys in there with (Travis) Benjamin and Mo (Mohamed Massaquoi). As roles get established, then they tend to play better, and I think that's what we're getting."
Little is in his second season, just as Winslow, a rookie tight end in 2004, preceded Edwards by a year.
The Browns snagged Langhorne in the seventh round in 1985 and a year later drafted Slaughter in the second round. Winslow, a tight end, and Edwards were both first-round picks. Like Gordon, Little was taken in the second round. Continued...
Gordon had his best day of the season in Oakland when he caught six passes for 116 yards and a touchdown. His touchdown catch came on a 44-yard play. All five of his touchdowns have been from beyond 20 yards.
Little caught four passes for 48 yards in Oakland and threw a block that sprung Massaquoi on a 54-yard catch and run.
Little has been all business since losing a Twitter war with fans earlier in the season.
"At times when we're both in, (opponents) may play the safeties a little deeper or maybe closer to my side," Gordon said Monday. "They're being cautious of me taking the top off the defense, going over the top with the deep play. They kind of leave the middle open for the underneath routes, the routes that Greg can make good possession catches for first downs and a lot of good yards after the catch. Either way, it's hard for a defense to focus on just one of us."
Gordon and Little won't be breaking any records this season, but they promise a bright future. In 2007, Winslow caught 82 passes for 1,106 yards and five touchdowns. Edwards had 80 catches for 1,289 yards and 16 touchdowns. The Browns were 10-6 but did not make the playoffs.
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Shorter (13-9, 8-6 GSC) hosted Delta State on Jan. 10, with the visiting team winning that game 65-54.
The Lady Hawks failed to have own a lead in the game, shooting 29 percent from the floor and 20 percent from behind the arc.
Delta State (14-7, 9-4 GSC) would convert 43 percent of their shots, while going 7-for-15 on 3-pointers to go 47 percent.
Shorter went into halftime down 31-24, with DSU going on an 8-2 run over the final 3:26 after the Hawks had closed within one point after a pair of layups from Lindsey Crawford and Lynette Harris.
The second half saw the Lady Hawks get as close as five points, but a couple three minute long scoreless droughts kept the Lady Hawks from being able to close the gap. Delta State would shoot 50 percent in the final 20 minutes of play, while Shorter connected on only five field goals while shooting 20 percent.
Karisma Boykin would lead the team in scoring for the seventh time this season with 12, while adding three rebounds and three assists. Boykin would go 2-for-6 on 3-pointers and would also be 2-for-2 on free throw attempts.
The Lady Hawks would receive eight points each from Ieshia Alexander and Crawford. While Shelby Farrer would pull in eight rebounds and Crawford would add another five rebounds.
The Lady Hawks would force 13 Lady Statesmen turnovers and convert those to nine points.
Delta State would see a pair of double doubles as Rhandi Ball would score 10 and add 16 rebounds, and Seneca Walton would add 10 points and 10 rebounds. Chelsey Rhodes would be the high scorer for the game with 16 points. Chadisty Hickman would score 13 points from the bench to lead the Lady Statesmen to a 22-12 advantage in points from the bench.
Shorter will continue the road trip with a stop in Memphis, Tenn. at Christian Brothers University. The Lady Hawks won the January 12 match up with CBU from the Winthrop-King Centre, 56-43.
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The Shorter Hawks dropped the road game at Delta State, 62-57. The game marked a season split in the series, with each team claiming a victory on the home court.
The Hawks (14-8, 8-6 GSC) were tied, 23-23, despite the Statesmen leading the entire way in the opening 20 minutes the Hawks were able to draw even by scoring the final four points before intermission.
The second half saw the stats very similar between the two teams, with the exception that Delta State (9-12, 5-8 GSC) was able to get to the free throw line 13 more times in the half. The Statesmen went 12-for-21 from the free throw line in the second half while scoring their final nine points from the line over the final 1:27.
Shorter would take the lead nine seconds into the half on a layup from Walter Hill and build as much as a seven point lead. A series of 3-pointers for each team 17 seconds apart would tie the game, 41-41 with 7:39 to play. Delta state scored six points during the next 30 seconds to take the lead for good.


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Man, everything Tom McShea says is NONSENSE. The things he throws offhand like "facts" are absolutely unproveable and wholly based on his opinion.
@jakkblades You're nonsense, pipe down, this show is a lot of opinion mixed with facts, that's what makes it interesting. It's not like everyone is quoting straight factual commentary all the time, it's a lot of speculation and opposing view points . Tom McShea actually brings up a good example of EA Games' terribleness in this episode; in how they totally don't back games that aren't made by their in-house development departments, they want to own everything. EA Games doesn't want other brands under the EA name in a perfect situation, and that should make gamers sad :(


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Numerous lightning strikes as a result of Wednesday's storm caused power to go out in Douglas Wednesday, August 8.
According to Steven Gotfried, Media Spokesperson for APS, power was restored to the entire Douglas community by 8 p.m.
Gotfried said the numerous lighting strikes continued to trip breakers which caused the outages.
As a result of the storm two minor car accidents were recorded in different parts of town.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
The House on the Hill is Still Here
We are still here! Yes, I live where the flooding in New York State just devistated our entire valley and totally wiped out whole towns. Ours is barracked - so have not been into town. The National Guard has been into all areas - although my brother and I showed them on their map where some small hamlets and lived in areas are that they didn't have notated - hope they got into them.
The photo was taken from my front porch and we ran as just to left we saw the wall of water coming. We are 35 feet up from the valley floor and it is a little over a half mile to the base of that mountain where the Schoharie Creek runs - our village is just to the right. The water was to our front porch, so we knew the entire valley was under water.
Yes, I did a lot of hand work - when I missed machine, I hand cranked. But time has been spent cleaning up. For us it is clearing the debry in our yard and front field. We have a large water storage (water buffalo) tank, generator, food, clothing ------ oh, so much more than those who just have lost everything.
Here is where you can help:
Flood Assistance
QuiltBug newsletter that shows photos and gives where you can donate.
It will take time for me to catch up on things - home and community first.
Sewingly Yours,
33 comments:
- Christine M said...
I'm glad you are okay Sharon.
- September 2, 2011 at 5:09 AM
- shez said...
OMG Sharon look at all that water,take care and stay safe
- September 2, 2011 at 5:15 AM
- Linda said...
Sharon, glad to hear you made it through ok.
- September 2, 2011 at 5:17 AM
- Stray Stitches said...
So glad you are okay. My prayers go out to all of those affected by the floods.
- September 2, 2011 at 5:17 AM
- Rosa said...
Glad to hear you`re fine.
Take care. - September 2, 2011 at 5:27 AM
- Sheila said...
I was worried about you, your town and your state. Hurricane coverage kept showing excessive rain and no place for all the water to go. I'm glad that you are okay and sorry to hear about the devastation in your area.
- September 2, 2011 at 5:35 AM
- Linda said...
We're so glad you're okay and didn't lose as much as you might have had you been at a lower altitude. Our prayers are with you and all your neighbors.
- September 2, 2011 at 5:38 AM
- ga447 said...
I know your area and I am so sorry about the flooding, water can be so damaging. Here in Omaha, we have had flooding since June 1st, people are finally able to go back to their home but the foundation is no longer stable so they will have to be rebuilt.
- September 2, 2011 at 6:01 AM
- JCnNC said...
So glad you let us know how you were - been thinking, praying and wondering. Why, you are one of our regulars!!! Please take care and hope that some normalcy can return. Judy C in NC
- September 2, 2011 at 6:20 AM
- Char said...
I was starting to worry, thanks for posting.
- September 2, 2011 at 6:30 AM
- Happy Cottage Quilter said...
Oh my, so thankful that you are all right. So sorry about the devastation in your area.
- September 2, 2011 at 6:59 AM
- beth said...
I've been thinking of YOU! Glad to hear you're safe.
- September 2, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- Sheila said...
Dear me , I was watching the news last night and they showed areas of NY state that was totally wiped out by that dreadful storm ,unbelieveable the force of nature .So glad you are ok and didn't have too much damage unlike so many others in your area ,my thoughts are with them.
- September 2, 2011 at 7:42 AM
- Tonya said...
Most certainly home and community first! Just glad to hear that you are ok. Sounds like there is so much to be done! You and many others will be in my thoughts.
- September 2, 2011 at 7:47 AM
- rubyslipperz said...
Oh, dear...Sharon...=( I'm sad that there has been so much damage around you.
But, in the same breath...I am SO VERY glad that you are safe and ok.
take care!
annie - September 2, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Belinda said...
Thanks for letting us know you are safe and have what you need. What a wild experience you folks are having up there! Take care and let us know how things go up in your area. - September 2, 2011 at 8:22 AM
- Kris said...
Oh, Sharon - I am so glad you are safe and that you did not lose everything like so many folks back there!! I knew you had been quiet because you were in the way of the storm!! Prayers continue to be for you and now prayers for all your neighbors!! Hugs, Kris
- September 2, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Quiet Quilter said...
Oh, my...
Am so glad you and yours are okay.. Thanks for the links...
Take care... - September 2, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- marth225 said...
So glad to hear you are ok. We had fun with Katrina a few years ago and I know how you must be feeling.
- September 2, 2011 at 10:09 AM
- Brita said...
Oh, Sharon, had no idea you were so close to danger! Glad all is well with you. So sad to see all the people who have suffered in many ways from this storm.
- September 2, 2011 at 11:14 AM
- Cheryll said...
Oh Sharon..I wondered how you did during the mess they called Irene.
I've been watching the areas hit so I'm glad to hear you survived OK. Makes my little upset in NY just seem so insignificent!
Take care my friend! - September 2, 2011 at 1:20 PM
- evelyn said...
Glad you are safe. My heart goes out to those who have suffered so much.
- September 2, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- Snoodles said...
So glad you are alright! Been checking by here to see --- take care! We are still praying for those who lost everything, including family members.
- September 2, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- BillieBee (billiemick) said...
Glad you safe Sharon!
- September 2, 2011 at 2:24 PM
- Michelle said...
I agree, I'm glad to hear you are safe!
- September 2, 2011 at 3:26 PM
- Stitchin' time said...
Glad you are safe!
- September 2, 2011 at 4:16 PM
- grandmarockton said...
So glad your safe!
- September 2, 2011 at 8:13 PM
- QuiltSue said...
I'm so glad you're OK, but as you say, there are many that we must think of who have lost everything.
- September 3, 2011 at 12:36 AM
- rooee said...
there you are, good to see you! it is a very sad time for sure but the community will rally things will get better!
- September 3, 2011 at 4:52 AM
- Della said...
So glad you and yours are safe. That water is terrifying. Hugs
- September 3, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- Deb said...
Sharon, so sorry to hear about this. Glad you are safe. We have been seeing it all unfold on the news over here too. Take care.
- September 3, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- Shannon said...
I am so glad you are safe. I am sorry about your valley. I went and saw the pictures. They were so sad. Hang in there!!
- September 3, 2011 at 8:27 PM
- Pattilou said...
I am thankful you are safe. Water and wind are so devastating. Hugs across the miles.
- September 4, 2011 at 5:47 AM


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We purposely waited until after you left.
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I'm saddened by the fact I'll never be up late enough for any of this conversations.
We purposely waited until after you left.
Lol not now that overfiend noted the part where I spelled astronomy instead of astrology. I should doublecheck my posts.
I noticed that as well, but I was willing to overlook it. I think the rest of your post makes up for that mistake.
Quality post. Probably the third best fanfic in the thread, after my seminal work on KhanxPilandi and Amy's ongoing tale of me and Maeriden:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KolfEhV-KiAAntika stops meking out n asks Gantz to get potartz.
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She was ded.
Peter Barton whispered 2 her corpse "I ment 2 sey i will luv u FIVE-ever..." (dat mean he luv her moar den 4evr)
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That totally deserved a place here. Made me LOL so hard.
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Sometiems i forget that you have to twitter your profanity if you expect to post on the chat board.
And this is epic how?
I saw this coming.
indeed Nin also mentioned something similar in that thread.
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And this is epic how?
It's best to get used to Uncommon's posts in this thread. Nobody thinks they're epic except Uncommon himself.
I've come to actually enjoy it when he posts something here. There's something endearing about the cat going about his own business. Have you ever had a pet cat? I loved it when they would do little silly things--one time, when my pet cat was still a young kitten and it was playing with the neighbours' kitten, the kittens were sitting at either side of the small pond in the garden, staring at eachother, crouched, ready to play-fight eachother into submission. After a long stare-off, they decided to jump at eachother at exactly the same time. They bumped into eachother in the air and ended up plunging in to the pond. I thought it was very cute to see.
This is how I picture Uncommon as well. He does his own things and often makes himself look silly, but all of that just makes me like him.
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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
After a long and slow process of moving my family from Japan to Northern California, I have finally been able to get some rounds in. It feels good to be able to stretch out some drives and play with a really good group of people. Disc golf is much more competitve and the players are good. So happy to be back.
Welcome back! Come on down to SoCal! I would be happy to play a few rounds!
I'll Give you a heads up. Thanks!
That's my home course. Got a couple in at Rocklin, too.
Such a fun little course with a great variety of shots.
California is always glad to have you back !!!!
Thanks, D! I need some Socal!
did they play much over there or hasnt it caught on over there yet
The disc golfers in Japan pretty much total around 300. There are courses, but aren't many.
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I just purchased a primed steel exterior door. I painted it with an exterior latex paint. The paint is peeling in the corners and around the trim. I did not sand it prior to painting because it was already primed. What do I do now? Should I have sanded the already primed door before painting? Now that it is painted and peelings, should I sand the whole door and then repaint? | |||
It should have been degreased, very lightly sanded, cleaned again, then a quality ext. acrilic latex paint. What color did you paint it? Is it in direct sun? Is there a full view storm door in front of it? joecaption | ||||
I wouldn't paint a metal door with anything other than an oil based paint. The reason why is that latex paints are permeable to air and humidity, and that allows condensation to form on the metal despite it being coated with a latex primer and a latex paint. The result is that you can have rust forming on the door UNDER the latex paint. Oil based paints are much less permeable to both air and humidity, and so they protect the metal better so that it doesn't rust. Here, download and read this PDF: http://www.paintquality.com/me...ducation/module6.pdf Still, if the door came pre-primed from the factory, then one would presume it's ready for paint; whatever kind of paint the purchaser of the door choses to use on it. So, I have no explanation as to why your latex paint is peeling. I disagree with sanding the factory primer, tho. The whole point behind sanding is to increase the surface area for the paint to stick to. Primer is rough so that it ALREADY has a large surface area for the paint to stick to. Sanding the primer is not going to increase the surface area, so from that perspective, I see no benefit whatsoever in doing it. That is, this: /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ is rougher than this: vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv but they both have the same surface area, and so a paint would stick equally well to both. Sanding the primer will make it rougher, but won't help the paint adhere any better. What I would do is buy a roll of 2 inch wide regular masking tape and stick strips of that masking tape down on the latex paint near the peeling areas. Pull that masking tape of, thereby removing any latex paint that isn't sticking well. Pull off any latex paint that isn't putting up a fight to stay on. Then clean the areas where the paint peeled off or pulled off with mineral spirits. Try to buy a bottle that says "Mineral Spirits", not one that says "Paint Thinner". Even though the two will normally be one and the same, as soon a manufacturer calls it "Paint Thinner" (instead of Mineral Spirits), he gets the artistic freedom to put whatever he wants in it that might help thin paint, including turpentine. Mineral Spirits will evaporate completely without leaving a residue, but you can't say that about "Paint Thinner" with certainty cuz of what might have been added to the mineral spirits it started out as. Then, before you paint again, check the surfaces you're about to paint with your masking tape. If it pulls off easier than it should, then there's still something interfering with the adhesion of the tape, and whatever stuff that is will almost certainly interfere with the adhesion of the paint. If the masking tape sticks OK, then I'd repaint the whole door with an oil based paint if oil based paints are still available for sale where you live. Otherwise, give it a second coat of any top quality latex.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Nestor, | ||||
Next time you in Lowes or Home Depot take the time to read the lable on the steel doors. All of them will say to paint with 100 % Acrilic latex within 24 hours of installing. Not sure why, but that's what the manufactures all say. Or look it up on line on there web sites under care. joecaption | ||||
A very light sanding is what we did with our factory primed, metal clad, wood core, doors and they have held up well for years, using exterior latex enamel. Since the paint failure is around the edges and next to trim, I am wondering if just from packaging and handling finger oils or adhesive contaminates may have gotten on these areas prior to the painting? (since this is where they would be lifted and handled?) This is often another help with light sanding, it tends to remove this type of contaminate prior to painting. | ||||
For what it's worth, I repainted my exterior metal door a couple of years ago. The advice you've already received from Nestor, JoeCaption, and Conrad regarding cleaning up the door is important to complete prior to painting. I primed and then used two coats of Sherwin Williams, High Gloss, Superpaint (100% Acrylic). It seems to be holding up well. I'm not sure if it matters, but my paint was white. Good luck. | ||||
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