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Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLA (Time Change!)Starting this one a little early - because it is a big game, but also to make sure everybody is aware of the actual game time.
The UCLA web site lists the start time as 5pm Pacific Time, while the SMU web site lists the start time as 9pm Central Time. I would be inclined to go with the UCLA time, which means the game time is actually 7pm Central Time in case anybody is starting to plan their Friday night around the big SMU game. I also assume the team and traveling party knows the game is at 5pm LA time. UCLA is off to a 4-0-1 start. This will be a huge game for SMU to say the least. Hopefully we will show up and play like we know we can play. Last edited by DanFreibergerForHeisman on Thu Sep 08, 2011 1:08 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLAUCLA was ranked No. 6 last week - it will be interesting to see if they move up in the polls tomorrow.
Even though UCLA is 4-0-1, they haven't exactly been lighting up the scoresheet. The Bruins only have 8 goals in their 5 games, although they have also only allowed 2 goals against in those five games. To be fair, they have also played No. 8 Florida and No. 24 Pepperdine. Obviously, the main focus of the UCLA attack is Sydney Leroux. She has 3 goals this season and has has already racked up 25 shots - 13 of which have been on goal! Limiting her chances will be a huge task for Kaitlyn Eidson and Katherine Cox Friday. It will also be hard to ignore New Zealand international Rosie White, who has scored once this year and amassed 6 shots on goal so far this season. As a team UCLA has 103 shots (45 on goal) in their five games while only allowing 46 shots against. The SMU defense will definitely need to step up for this one. Last edited by DanFreibergerForHeisman on Tue Sep 06, 2011 11:29 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLAOne humorous point - we may create some confusion for other fans with two Courtneys and two Shelbys, but UCLA has three Chelseas!
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Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLAHere is the UCLA schedule:
http://www.uclabruins.com/sports/w-soccer/sched/ucla-w-soccer-sched.html For those hoping to watch a stream, it appears UCLA only offers an audio feed and a gametracker (at least the audio appears to be free). "I think it'll be good."
Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLAI'm sure it is coincidence but the schedule on the SMU website has been updated to reflect the 7pm Central start time.
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Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLAUCLA has some problem with their main field. Their game against Rutgers was moved so I assume that's the reason for the timing change. Originally our game this Friday was scheduled for 9pm Central. New coach and graduations of some key players for UCLA should make this an interesting match.
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Thanks for the info. I saw they moved their Rutgers game but wasn't aware it was because of field problems. I imagine that also explains the apparent lack of a video stream. "I think it'll be good."
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Well if you know about the problems with their field I'm sure you are also aware that replacing "key players" won't be an issue for them. Coach Ellis used her position as the U20 National Team coach to recruit well. UCLA had the #1 recruiting class in the nation last year landing 10 players with EXTENSIVE national team experience and 1 player with Regional ODP experience. Five of those players were their state's Gatorade Player of the Year and four were Parade All Americans. The new Head Coach was actually the assistant coach there and moved up after Ellis left so not a huge learning curve for him. But yes, it will be an interesting match.
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Goodness. Sound a little touchy. I am sure you have wonderful players. Hope it is a well played game by both sides. Go Ponies When will I start feeling stimulated??
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Sorry, didn't mean to come across as "touchy." I just found it humorous that someone who is obviously plugged into the program mentions key graduations and a new coach, but fails to mention what is arguably the best recruiting class of all time in the women's game. I didn't want anyone left with the impression that UCLA is vulnerable. They have an embarrassment of riches and it will be a big test for the Ponies. Go Ponies!
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Just posting some info that is easily found on various boards. Sorry that using the word 'interesting' set you off. Feel free to substitute the word of your choice if that makes you happy. To my way of thinking, anytime an unranked team plays a top ten (and on their field), that's an "interesting" match. And DanF, I would suspect that you are exactly correct on the video feed. I hadn't noticed that but if they had to substitute fields, it would make sense that the cameras might not be available. That's disappointing for sure. Don't confuse me with the facts; I've made up my mind.
Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLAI have no idea what is going on at Drake Stadium - but I just checked the Loyola Marymount website to check out their women's team in anticipation of our Sunday match - and the lead story was about their men's game with UCLA this Sunday being moved to the North Athletic Field at UCLA like they did with their matches last week.
I would guess there is a decent chance the games maybe be shuffled a bit Friday considering they have a home women's and a home men's match scheduled. So, if you want to follow our women's match it might be a good idea to keep your eye on the SMU women's soccer facebook and/or twitter to get the latest information. There is no official information on the UCLA website about any game changes for this weekend. Update - St. Mary's men play at UCLA Friday and the SMC website now says their men's game is 4:30 Friday. "I think it'll be good."
Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLANow the UCLA website says our women's game is at 7pm (Pacific) at Drake.
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Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLA (Time Change!)It's official, UCLA has confirmed the women's game will be played at 7pm Pacific (9pm Central) Friday:
http://www.uclabruins.com/sports/w-soccer/spec-rel/090811aaa.html Times/Location Moved For UCLA Soccer Games This Weekend Men's team will play at North Athletic Field Sept. 8, 2011 Los Angeles, Calif. - UCLA has announced game time and location changes for this weekend's men's and women's soccer games. The UCLA men's soccer team will play both of its games this weekend at the North Athletic Field, adjacent to Drake Stadium. The game times have been moved for both games. Friday's game vs. Saint Mary's has been moved to 4:30 pm and Sunday's game vs. Loyola Marymount will be played at 4:30 pm as well. The women's soccer team will play both games at Drake Stadium, but the game time for Friday's game vs. SMU has been moved to 7 pm. Sunday's game vs. Fresno State will be played as scheduled at 7 pm. The North Athletic Field is located off Sunset Blvd. and Westwood Plaza, behind the John Wooden Center and above the Lot 4 parking structure. A free live audio broadcast and Gametracker live stats will be available for the women's games on uclabruins.com. Fans not in attendance for the men's games can get updates via Twitter at @UCLAGameday. "I think it'll be good."
Re: Women's Soccer - SMU vs. UCLA (Time Change!)The UCLA preview:
http://www.uclabruins.com/sports/w-soccer/spec-rel/090811aae.html which includes a link to a video their team made for this weekend's games: http://www.uclabruins.com/allaccess/?media=262898 Man, after watching that video I think these girls are overconfident and ripe for a big upset tonight! "I think it'll be good."
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EDUCATION · The Gordon Lee High School Alumni Association has re-established scholarships. The application deadline is Monday, April 8. There will be one awarded to a graduating senior plus one alumnus who is presently in college or plans to enroll soon. More information and application forms may be obtained in the high school's career center, or contact Carolyn Walker, alumni executive director, at 706-764-7334, or Teresa Guffey, scholarship committee chairperson, at email@example.com.
COMMUNITY · Coosa Valley Regional Services will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday, March 21, at the main office in Rome, 3 Riverside Industrial Parkway NE.
GOVERNMENT · The Fort Oglethorpe Downtown Development Authority for THIS MONTH ONLY has changed the regular meeting date to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at Fort Oglethorpe City Hall. Members will review proposed changes to the Refresh Committee Master Plan.
COMMUNITY · Dance Class: Learn East Coast Swing! The 6-week course begins March 21, Thursdays, from 6:30-8 p.m. Cost is $55 per person or $99 per couple for the entire course. Classes will be held at FortOGeorgia.com headquarters and studio at 2738 Lafayette Road, next to Sears Shoes Clearance Store. To register or for more information, call 706-866-9919 or visit FortOStore.com.
COMMUNITY · The Chickamauga Public Library will hold a "Ready to R.E.A.D" story time program at 10 a.m. Thursday, March 21. The library is at 306 Cove Road in Chickamauga.
ENTERTAINMENT · The Berry College Dance Troupe will perform an annual spring concert Thursday, March 21, Friday, March 22, and Saturday, March 23, at the Rome City Auditorium. Performances will be at 8 p.m. on March 21 and 22, and at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on March 23. Tickets cost $5 opening night and $7 for all other performances. Call 706-236-2263 for more information.
COMMUNITY · A Diabetes Education Class will be held from 1:30-4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at Erlanger Chattanooga Lifestyle Center. This class will explore ways to manage diabetes. Call 778-9400 for more information on physician referral and insurance reimbursement.
COMMUNITY · Eating Well: Nutrition for the Cancer Patient will be offered from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at Erlanger Baroness (Oncology Conference Room). This class will educate patients and caregivers on the basic nutritional needs as they progress trough their cancer treatment as well as to address treatment side effects impacting nutrition such as nausea/vomiting, taste alteration, dry mouth, sore mouth, decrease appetite, etc.
COMMUNITY · Catoosa County's First Annual Diaper Drive hosted by the Battlefield Civitan Club is going on now. Diapers for newborns to adults can be donated through March 23 at Sentry Station Tire located at 2645 Battlefield Parkway in Fort Oglethorpe. A final diaper drive at Chick-Fil-A in Fort Oglethorpe will be held on March 23, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, call Chuck Cochran at (423) 227-0816 or Darlene Cutler at (423) 280-5239.
Friday, March 22
COMMUNITY · Camp New Dawn Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser will be held from 5-7 p.m. Friday, March 22, at the Second Baptist Church in LaFayette. Dinner includes spaghetti, bread, vegetable, and dessert. All meals will be packed for takeout, but there will be tables set up in the church gym. Plates cost $7.50. Call 760-539-2235 to reserve a meal or see camp staff to purchase tickets.
CHURCH · The combined choirs of County Line Baptist Church of Enterprise, Ala., and McFarland United Methodist Church of Rossville will present, "In the Presence of Jehovah," at 7 p.m. Friday, March 22. The church is at 101 E. Gordon Avenue in Rossville. All are welcome.
ENTERTAINMENT · Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga (ETC) is presenting "Sight For Sore Eyes." The production runs through March 24. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. at the theatre's space inside Eastgate Town Center at 5600 Brainerd Road. Tickets are $15 for general admission and $10 for students with a valid student ID. They can be purchased online at http://www.ensembletheatreofchattanooga.com, by phone at (423) 987-5141, or at the door beginning one hour before each performance. Doors open 30 minutes before show time. Free parking is available at Eastgate Town Center.
COMMUNITY · Georgia Christian Society is requesting gift baskets for Shepherd Hills Nursing Home in LaFayette. You may drop your basket off at Shepherd Hills Nursing Home. Call (706) 638-0025 for a list of what you can put in your basket.
CHURCH · Lyerly United Methodist Church is selling cookbooks for $10 each. They can be purchased from any church member, or at Pine Ridge Outdoor Supply in Lyerly, or by sending $10 (plus $2.00 shipping and handling) to Lyerly United Methodist Church, P. O. Box 152, Lyerly, GA 30730, and a church cookbook will be mailed to you. For more information, call Jo Ann Mitchell at 706-895-2636.
SUMMER CAMP · Digital Media Summer Camp at Mercer University, Center for Collaborative Journalism, 1400 Coleman Avenue in Macon, will be held June 23-29. The regular application deadline is May 10; late registration deadline is May 31. Call director Tim Regan-Porter at (478) 301-2907 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit ccj.mercer.edu/camp for more information. Rising 10th through 12th grade students will be taught to build mobile apps, learn html, CSS and JavaScript, hone writing and photography, improve social media skills, try their hand at radio and video and work with professional journalists from The Telegraph and Georgia Public Broadcasting.
Cost: $650 before May 10, $700 after May 10. Numerous full scholarships are available.
COMMUNITY · The Chickamauga Public Library, 306 Cove Road in Chickamauga, will exhibit a "Time Line of Chickamauga from 1820-1899" now through Saturday, March 30. Regular library hours are Tuesday from 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Thursday from 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m.-noon.
ENTERTAINMENT · Now through April 15, the Tennessee Aquarium will offer kids, ages six and up, special activities designed to give up-close creature encounters. Young visitors can sign up for two of the 17 different adventures upon arrival. These are offered free with Aquarium admission on a first-come, first-served basis. Whether it's feeding otters, trout or turtles, kids can meet Aquarium experts and tour areas that are normally off-limits to guests. To see the complete list of Keeper Kids activities, go to: http://www.tnaqua.org/SpringBreak.
Saturday, March 23
CHURCH · Corinth Baptist Church will hold its 4th annual Ladies Day from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, March 23. Corinth is at 2524 Corinth Road in LaFayette. Nikki Newbold is guest speaker and will lead music for the worship service. Attendees are encouraged to wear a favorite hat for a best hat contest. Admission is free, but a love offering will be taken to offset expenses.
COMMUNITY · An Easter Egg Hunt will be held from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at the East Armuchee Community Center in Villanow.
COMMUNITY · A Community Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, March 23, from 2-3 p.m. at Rock Spring United Methodist, 3477 Peavine Road and Highway 95 in Rock Spring. There will be egg hunts in several age groups for children through age 11, a craft station and snacks provided. Prizes will be awarded for the most eggs and the "Lucky Egg" in each age group.
CHURCH · "Walk the Red Carpet" annual banquet hosted by Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at the Walker County Civic Center. There will be special guests, comedian Terrence G. and music by Rev. Dodson & The New Wings of Glory. Dress to impress; formal or semi-formal attire. Tickets cost $25 each or $250 for a table of 10. Try to buy tickets no later than March 17. For tickets, contact Willie B. Davis at 706-539-2773 or any Pleasant Grove member.
COMMUNITY · The La Fayette-Walker County Public Library is continuing its new monthly series of Teen Programming called DIY Teen. March's program will be hosted on Saturday, March 23, at 1 p.m. Exhibited photographer, Brandon Sharp, will lead this month's DIY Teen program: Creative Photography. Participants will experiment with different staging techniques to produce innovative and fun photographs to share with friends on a favorite social media site. Participants are encouraged to bring digital cameras or camera phones.
COMMUNITY · A free eight hour series of basic diabetes management classes will be taught by registered nurse Linda Long, a certified diabetes educator, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, March 23 and 30, at the Chickamauga Public Library. Call 706-638-5577 to register. Classes are sponsored by the Walker County Health Department.
ENTERTAINMENT · Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in greenified style at Shamrock (Rock) City, Saturday and Sunday March 23 and 24. Rock City hosts this sixth annual Irish festival with Irish food, drinks, bands, jig lessons, and children's activities.


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Computer hacker Gary McKinnon has won his 10-year fight against extradition after Home Secretary Theresa May stepped in to halt proceedings.
Mrs May stopped his extradition on human rights ground after medical reports showed the 46-year-old was very likely to try to kill himself if extradited.
McKinnon was accused by US prosecutors of "the biggest military computer hack of all time", but he claims he was simply looking for evidence of UFOs.
Mrs May said the sole issue she was considering was whether "extradition to the United States would breach his human rights". There was no doubt McKinnon is "seriously ill" and the extradition warrant against him should be withdrawn, she said.
It is now for the director of public prosecutions Keir Starmer QC to decide whether he should face trial in the UK, Mrs May added.
A so-called forum bar will also be introduced to extradition proceedings to enable a UK court to decide whether a person should stand trial in the UK or abroad, Mrs May added. It will be specifically designed to ensure it does not fall foul of "delays and satellite litigation", Mrs May told MPs.
Home Office medical evidence showed McKinnon was very likely to try to kill himself if extradited to the US, where he faced up to 60 years in prison if convicted. The US stance also appeared to soften this summer, with government adviser John Arquilla saying they should be recruiting elite computer hackers to launch cyber-attacks against terrorists instead of prosecuting them.
McKinnon, from Wood Green, north London, was arrested in 2002, and then again in 2005, before an order for his extradition was made in July 2006 under the 2003 Extradition Act. That triggered three successive applications for judicial review and questions about the fairness of the UK-US extradition treaty, which critics claim is one-sided.
McKinnon's MP David Burrowes said: "Today is a victory for compassion, and pre-election promises being kept."
Shami Chakrabarti, director of civil rights group Liberty, said: "This is a great day for rights, freedoms and justice in the United Kingdom. The Home Secretary has spared this vulnerable man the cruelty of being sent to the US and accepted Liberty's long-standing argument for change to our rotten extradition laws."


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IRVINE — Taylor Sparks has been more explosion than ignition lately for the UC Irvine baseball team's offense. But it was perhaps his least impressive hit of late that proved to be the difference in the Anteaters' 4-3 triumph in 11 innings over...Tags: UC Santa Barbara Gauchos, College Baseball, Bullfighting, Cal Poly Mustangs, Baseball
UCI swept by Riverside in Big West Conference series
BASEBALL UC Riverside 3, UC Irvine 2 RIVERSIDE — The host Highlanders broke a 2-2 tie in the bottom of the eighth inning to close out the sweep of the three-game Big West Conference series on Saturday. Sophomore shortstop Chris Rabago went...Tags: College Baseball, Baseball, Big West Conference, College Sports, Sports
College Baseball: UCI pen falters in loss
RIVERSIDE — The UC Irvine baseball team gave new meaning to the term seventh-inning stretch Friday. And, like a rubber band pulled to its limit, the Anteaters' bullpen snapped to help host UC Riverside claim a 7-5 Big West Conference triumph at...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Baseball, Baseball, Big West Conference, College Sports
College Baseball: UCI drops first Big West opener since 2006
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College Roundup: McClanahan's single leads UCI to win in 10th inning
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San Diego State wins 20 games for eighth straight year
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Long Beach State beats UC Riverside by 40 points
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College Roundup: UCI edges UCR
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL UC Irvine 58, UC Riverside 56 RIVERSIDE — Junior Jennifer Tsurumoto hit a pair of free throws with 2.8 seconds remaining to give the Anteaters the Big West Conference win Thursday. Tsurumoto had a game-high 20 points,...Tags: Big West Conference, Cal State Fullerton Titans
Men's Basketball: Wilder lifts UCI to win
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One Hundred Years Old – And Still Growing!
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An artist's impression of the new Salvation Army Office Building in Seoul THE year 2008 is an important one for The Salvation Army's Korea Territory as it marks 100 years of ministry on the peninsula. A variety of special events is being arranged, the highlight of which will be the Territorial Centennial Congress in October. Colonel and Mrs Robert and Annie Hoggard arrived in Seoul from England in October 1908 to 'open fire' for The Salvation Army. From such small beginnings there now are 719 officers (574 active, 145 retired) ministering in more than 250 corps and a similar number of community-centred services. The territory runs children's homes, women's homes, homes for the elderly, an HIV/Aids care and prevention programme, adult rehabilitation programmes, centres for the disabled, centres and services for the homeless and unemployed, counselling centres and a school. The Salvation Army Year Book 2008 reports that there are more than 40,000 senior soldiers (full Salvation Army members) in the territory – more than in the UK and Ireland and double the number in the whole of Australia. A special logo has been devised for the centenary, with the English translation of the territorial motto based on Romans 16:13: 'Filling the land with God's hope'.


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Assuming 40-hour weeks (with two weeks paid vacation a year) that comes out to $12.86 an hour which, just for comparison purposes, is far better than the federal minimum wage although still less than most positions in the textile industry — Chattooga being one the few places in Georgia where it still thrives.
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SkyBest TV, a digital television service offered through SkyBest Communications to fiber-served customers of SkyLine Membership Corporation and SkyBest, is launching a local content channel on Monday, Aug. 27.
The channel, which is called SkyZone HD and noted for its high-definition content, will air on SkyBest TV's Channels 1 and 801. The new channel will debut at 7:30 p.m. Monday, with the airing of a community feature on the history of the Virginia Creeper in Ashe County, followed by interviews with Ashe County High School Athletic Director Marc Payne and Varsity Football Head Coach Brian Hampton. Programming for the remainder of the week will include recent broadcasts of WKSK's "Happy Time Show" and coverage of recent fall sporting events at Alleghany, Ashe and Avery high schools.
"We have been working on the creation of a local content channel for over a year now," said SkyLine CEO Jimmy Blevins. "We formed a Video Production Team to begin the process of developing a studio for recording and editing, acquiring cameras and editing equipment and learning how to bring it all together to support this new local content channel."
The team, along with other employees, has videotaped and produced segments of various local events to create the channel's initial content, including general interest features on such local landmarks as the Museum of Ashe County History. Community events to be featured will include this summer's Christmas in July Festival in Ashe County and the Cranberry Festival this fall in Shady Valley, Tenn.
Local school sporting events also have been covered to help the company create a video sample as part of its proposal to area school systems to air delayed broadcasts of local high school sporting events. So far, SkyBest has received approval from school systems in Alleghany, Ashe and Avery counties, and it plans to expand into covering additional sporting events beyond football as well as other school-sponsored events. SkyBest is working through some technical parameters in Alleghany to ensure that football games covered there also will be re-broadcast in high definition.
SkyBest TV has obtained additional high school football sports programming, so it is making a change to its original launch schedule for Monday, Aug. 27.
Broadcast on channels 1 and 801 to subscribers of SkyBest TV, the new local content channel will now launch at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27, with the airing of the Ashe County High School varsity football game with West Caldwell from Aug. 17, followed by the Ashe County High School varsity football game with Watauga High School, held Aug. 24 in Boone.
The updated program schedule for the week of Aug. 27 is posted on SkyBest TV's website: www.skybesttv.com.
"We want to help promote our area schools' events and not compete with gate receipts, so we will air the current week's game the following week, and we also plan to feature team marathon events with multiple games re-broadcast on certain weekend dates," said Blevins. "We realize that family members of students who are part of these events may not be able to attend all the games, so it will be an opportunity to view them later."
West Jefferson-based WKSK Radio also will be highlighted on the local channel with recent broadcasts of the popular morning program "The Happy Time Show," featuring station owner Jan Caddell.
"We are glad to be able to offer a locally-focused content channel with our digital TV service that promotes and celebrates our communities, schools and other topics of interest that reflect the multi-county region that we serve," Blevins said. The program schedule will be part of SkyBest TV's programming guide, and it also will be accessible through the service's website beginning Aug. 27: www.skybesttv.com. When not airing sports and community programs, SkyZone HD will post school sports schedules, monthly lunch menus, school/community calendar events and programming updates. Future plans for the SkyZone HD channel include local advertising as new programming is added to the schedule.
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Detroit Lions notes: Titus Young hampered by knee injury
ALLEN PARK — Titus Young was nowhere to be seen again on Wednesday. The Detroit Lions wide receiver has been in and out of practice since training camp with a knee problem.
"It's impacting him. Any time you miss practice time when you're a young player, it's going to impact. But you have to persevere through it. He's worked very hard in rehab and all those different things. And there's some days he's able to do more than others,'' coach Jim Schwartz said.
"But it certainly has had an impact simply because when you're a young player, the sync of the offense and things like that. He'll be a productive player for us. He's worked very hard and we'll get through that,'' Schwartz added.
In the first four games, Young has nine receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown, along with two carries for 16 yards.
Young and Matthew Stafford were getting more and more in sync as last season wore on. Missing practice has not helped this season.
"Obviously the more he's on the field, the more reps we get together, the better we're going to be together,'' Stafford said. "He has to do what's best for him to feel good on Sundays, and that's totally understandable, that's part of this game. There's a lot of guys on our team that do that, that need to do that.
"Titus is definitely a guy who during the bye week, he had a couple good practices, and looking forward to having some good practices this week,'' Stafford said. "He's a guy we understand is getting a lot of singles (coverages) and we have to start making teams pay for that.''
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Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills who lost four limbs fighting in Afghanistan was the special guest at Lions practice on Wednesday.
Afterward he met with players and coaches. He chatted and showed off his voice-operated artificial left hand to Schwartz. Continued...
Mills, who is from Vassar, Mich., was back in his hometown recently to be honored with a parade down the main street.
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The Lions seem remarkably healthy coming off their bye week. Only Corey Williams, who is recovering from knee surgery, and Titus Young (knee) sat out practice.
Five players were limited in practice — defensive end Cliff Avril (back), safety Louis Delmas (knee), defensive tackle Sammie Hill (toe), tight end Brandon Pettigrew (knee) and safety Amari Spievey (groin).
Kyle Vanden Bosch was on the field but not practicing. He will now be taking Wednesdays off from practice as a rest day like he did last season.
Also on Wednesday the Lions released punter Ben Graham from injured reserve.
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Here's a short video from a company named Radugadesign featuring the Euro-spec Audi A5 Sportback and Marlboro. Radugadesign specializes in 3-D projection mapping for advertising and marketing firms.
It starts by choosing a background, which you'll see in the video. Sometimes it's a car, sometimes it a building, but the background is key. Once that has been placed, the company sets about doing the math that makes this all possible. Displaying a 3-D image on a flat surface takes time. But the result is spectacular.
We don't agree with the "be cool" statement from Marlboro, but the visual of the car driving fast and transforming while it stands still is amazing.
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At first I bought these pants because I needed purple pants to wear for a relay for life event. I didn't think I would really like them because I prefer a wider leg, and I'm not a big fan of colored pants in general. I was surprised at how much I liked them… I even bought shirts specifically to were with them and ended up purchasing them in an additional two colors ( maroon and pink) they fit great, look amazing, and are a fun way to jazz up an outfit!
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Saturday, January 31, 2009
Honeymoon Help!
However, there is one *gaping* hole in our wedding plans thus far... The honeymoon! We have less than 80 days left, and no honeymoon booked! We have gone back and forth on the final destination countless times, before we finally solidified on a destination... Or so we thought.
I've spent the morning doing recon on our "finalized" wedding destination, until I came past these little nuggets of information (thanks to the reviews at TripAdvisor):
" The beach is in bad shape. The beach erosion has effected most of the hotels in Riviera Maya. The government plans to repair the beaches in March."
"The hotel's beach was small (maybe 150 yards long total) and had little sand, probably due to the strong currents. The small beach meant that the beach chairs were placed inches away from each other so the beach lacked privacy. I felt like I was in Miami or Boca. (See photos attached)"
This was a photo taken of the beach last month. I must say, I'm pretty disappointed. Nothing says romantic beach side honeymoon like elbow-to-elbow beach chair formation and a huge barrier of sand bags, right? Ummmm, notsomuch. My only requirements for said honeymoon were warm weather (no ski vaycays for me, thanks) and a great beach, since I'm not much of a hotel pool person. Looks like we may have a strike out here.
My question for you is this- If married or engaged, were did/will you go for your honeymoon? And for all my fabulous single friends, where would you want to go? I'd love to hear your suggestions!
25 comments:
- Lis said...
Oh good luck with this!!
The hubby and I stayed at the Fairmont Princess resort in Acapulco, we had an amazing time!!
A good friend of mine went to Sandals St. Lucia and theirs looked amazing!!
I'm sure you will find something fabulous - keep us posted! - January 31, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Lou Lou said...
I've recently travelled to Turks and Caicos and it was beautiful. Maybe you should check that out as a possibility... Regardless, wherever you go, at least you'll be tan! xo
- January 31, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Mrs. Jetplane said...
we went to excellence resort in the DR, it wasn't that expensive and our resort was far away from all the other resorts. it does take 40 minutes - 1 hour to get from the airport. the beach was lovely and the staff was great. i've heard good things about all the excellence resorts.
- January 31, 2009 at 9:56 AM
- Ms. Nonsense said...
We went to Jamaica- it was a total disappointment! Stay faaaar away.
- January 31, 2009 at 10:25 AM
- Chasity M said...
We went to St. Lucia and absolutely loved it! We split time between two resorts - Rendezvous and Jalousie. Both were very nice. Rendezvous was couples only and the beach was amazing, and our bathrrom was all marble! Jalousie allowed children but the views were fabulous and the food was better.
I would stay away from all Sandals and other type chain resorts - they are like being on a cruise ship. - January 31, 2009 at 10:55 AM
- Leslie Ann said...
We went to Royal Plantation in Jamaica. It is listed on Leading Small Hotels of the World and was amazing. Beautiful beach.
- January 31, 2009 at 11:46 AM
- *Kimmie* said...
St. Lucia is always gorgeous - I went multiple times when younger and was never disappointed. What I've seen as far as honeymoon accommodations are just gorgeous.
- January 31, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Liana said...
i would love to go to the greek isles, or the amalfi coast in Italy. the bahamas are nice, i keep seeing ads for super deals at Atlantis. When i went it was SO nice with lots to do
- January 31, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Blue-Eyed Bride said...
it was a hard decision for us, too. ultimately we chose our destination for the impeccable service at the resort and for the other things available for us to do away from the resort.
we went to maui and stayed at the grande wailea. it was wonderful, but so expensive. we'll never be able to go back! :) if we take kids back it will cost twice as much! we could go back to maui, but we'd stay somewhere else.
anyway... the beach there at our resort wasn't huge but there were so many pools and adults only pools that it was worth it.
good luck. we also looked at costa rica and the greek isles, but chose our destination because we wanted the staff to speak English so we could have an easy trip. i don't know why that was even a consideration for us. - January 31, 2009 at 12:55 PM
- Miss Type-A said...
If money was not a concern, my man and I would like to someday go to the Maldives on our honeymoon. But since we probably won't be able to afford that, maybe somewhere like St. Lucia (a few of my sorority sisters went there and stayed in INCREDIBLE resorts!) or St. Thomas. Anywhere that is not too crowded--I feel you on that!
- January 31, 2009 at 2:32 PM
- yosis said...
OO Honeymoon planning is the best part! We went to Aruba and stayed at the Bucuti http://www.bucuti.com/en/ which is a GORGEOUS botique resort/hotel. It is not all inclusive, but that's not needed in Aruba because it is so small/safe. Please check out its reviews on tripadvisor! It was FABULOUS!
- January 31, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- Maria said...
The Aussie and I are thinking about France in July 2010 - I know, its waaaaay after the wedding but a) I will be in school in October and b) The Aussie just got a brand new job so that means little to no vacay time. And another reason, which is by far the most important: Le Tour de France is in July! We are big cycle nuts and fell in love with the French countryside when we saw the Tour on tv last summer so we are thinking of making pit-stops in the towns on the certain days that the Tour goes through for about two weeks. He just mentioned that he wants to go to Greece too - mayyyyybe since that will also involve me having to see relatives, BUT if I can argue that we just spend one day in Athens and then skiv off to the islands (which I have STILL not gone too, boo!) then we have a deal.
- January 31, 2009 at 4:10 PM
- Jennifer said...
The Sandals resorts are really nice and have all sorts of packages! You could have your pick of destinations and you can see the different resorts and what they have to offer on their website. I believe they are also an all-inclusive resort also. That's always nice because you don't feel like you are constantly handing out money if it is all already paid for!
- January 31, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- Shorty said...
We went to Negril, Jamaica and stayed at Sandals...absolutely loved it! They totally cater to couples! It was beautiful, relaxing, scuba diving was awesome, food was amazing...we only stayed five days but wished we would've planned at least a full week!
- January 31, 2009 at 6:24 PM
- Saskia said...
We went to Bali and it was absolutely fantastic. I can't recommend it enough!! Blissful hotel (the Oberoi in Seminyak), wonderful food, beautiful scenery & people, gorgeous beaches...
Aaaahhh, I want to go back!
Good luck with your choice x - February 1, 2009 at 2:31 AM
- Lauren said...
My husband and I stayed at the Excellence in Punta Cana, DR. We had a great time! The resort was secluded and the staff was so nice.
No matter where you go, you will have a great time!! - February 1, 2009 at 7:02 AM
- Mrs. Newlywed said...
Mr. Newlywed and I spent TWO glorious weeks on the Hawaiian Island of Kaua'i. We stayed at the Hyatt on the South side of the island.
It is the most fabulous place I have ever been. I would recommend it to anyone. Email me if you want more info :) - February 1, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Life at the White House said...
i think picking your honeymoon destination is the HARDEST part........so many awesome places and you want to pick the *perfect* one.
we were married at azul hotel and beach resort in puerto morelos (right next to playa del carmen) and honeymooned at secrets capri in playa. i wasn't a huge fan of secrect capri to be completely honesty - it gets rave reviews and was the #2 resort on trip advisor when we went. however, it was fairly expensive and was just too formal/structured if that makes any sense.
the photos you posted look kind of similar to royal hideaway. my brother and sister in law wen there for their honeymoon and LOVED it. they are very well traveled and still rant and rave about that place.
we went to costa rica last year for a week (just the hubby and i) and stayed at issimo suites in the presidential suite. it was out of this world....very adventurous and fun. i would have loved to honeymoon there! if money weren't an issue at all, i would go to bora bora and stay in an over water bungalow (someday i will do this....i pray)! i think cabo san lucas would be awesome too....the one and only palmilla looks fabulous, but very pricey!
good luck finding the perfect place and sorry for the novel! :) - February 1, 2009 at 9:53 AM
- Mrs. Smith said...
We had the most amazing honeymoon at Gaia Hotel and Reserve in Manual Antonio, Costa Rica. It is one of the Leading Small Hotels of the World - and it was absolutely incredible. The food, rooms, staff were all amazing! Our room had gorgeous rain forest and Pacific Ocean views, complete with monkeys frolicking in the wild. Costa Rica is still cheap enough that you can enjoy a very luxurious vacation/hotel without completely breaking the bank - and the plane tickets were pretty cheap, too! You can check out the hotel at www.gaiahr.com. You won't regret it!
- February 1, 2009 at 12:59 PM
- Stephanie said...
Hello! I just started to read your blog but I am getting married in April and am so excited about our honeymoon destination, we wanted something tropical but also out of the ordinary... so we choose Curacao. It is in the Netherland Antilles and apart of the ABC island. The A being Aruba and B being Bonaire. It seems to have everything we want, relaxing, great resturants, shopping, culture, and a little night life. I will say we considered Turks and Caicos heavily but Curacao won out because it seemed to have a little more to do. However my dream destination is the Greek Islands... happy planning and let us know what you choose!
- February 2, 2009 at 6:47 AM
- Kate said...
We're going to Turks & Caicos - Grace Bay Club on Providenciales - I can't wait!
We also heavily considered: St. Barth's and St. Lucia.
Good Luck! - February 2, 2009 at 3:45 PM
- Jake & Mary said...
Riviera Maya was in beautiful shape 4+ years ago...we had the absolutely BEST honeymoon! Xpu-Ha Palace - it is an all inclusive resort placed in a wildlife refuge. Think swimming w/dolphins, beaching, kayaking, nature paths, yoga, champy&fruit anytime!, huge jacuzzi in the private "hut". But I did hear there were mega storms since we visited.... -Mary
- February 4, 2009 at 12:19 AM
- ammanners said...
Hi! I just stumbled on your blog...and was just married in Jan. We went to the Riviera Maya for our honeymoon (after much back and forth as well) and it was honestly REALLY nice. I read the same reviews and was also worried, but the beaches were gorg. Here is a pic of the sand outside our hotel.
It really was nice - and we live in Florida, so we are picky beach people. - February 9, 2009 at 12:40 PM
- The Ross Family said...
New to your blog (love it, btw), so I'm not sure if you've picked a place. We went to Little Dix Bay in Virgin Gorda. It was heaven on Earth. Google it! Or, better yet, check out my blog for detailed posts on the resort (honeymoon posts are basically the start of my blog in 2007).
- February 13, 2009 at 5:30 PM
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Jon, who told you this, the Oracle dealer? If so, he is misinformed. The information I heard came directly from the owner of Oracle. The arm does not have different bearings, it is a stock 9cc tonearm. The only difference is that is stamped "Oracle" instead of "Pro-Ject carbon" on the side. The trough is fitted into the hole closest to the tonearm lift, you can see this clearly in the photos and it is not integrated into the arm.
BTW, I don't think it is silly of Oracle to sell this kit to owners of other tables at all. It probably costs less than $10 to produce and they sell it for $175 - not a bad profit and there is a large installed base of 9cc users to sell it to. I don't think anybody that is interested in a Paris turntable is going to be swayed into a Pro-Ject table on account of this.
I learned of this kit several months ago from another forum member who stated that Oracle would be selling the kit to retrofit onto 9cc tonearms. He received an email response from Oracle, "We do not offer the Micro Vibration Silicone damping kit to sell seperately at this time ... But we intend to do so in the coming months ... The model we offer with the Paris is the 9CC ... Not the evolution. Keep an eye on our web site !"
My exact question to Jacques in October was "Will you be selling the Micro Vibration Silicone Damping Device (as seen on the new Paris model) seperately to retrofit onto other tables with the 9cc arm?" I received an email response about a month later stating that it was now available, along with the price.
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Nothing, and I mean nothing, tests your marriage like being snowed in for 48+ hours during a blizzard.
We were trapped in the house together since Friday morning. Muffins were baked, chili was made, and the Doritos were stocked. We spent most of the time cozied up together watching TV. It was actually quite peaceful, if not a little bit romantic.
This morning, the skies cleared and within hours the driveway was shoveled. We were ready to get out of the house before tackling our day. We decided to take a ride to get Lloyd his iced coffee, since the 3 he purchased on Friday to last him through the storm had long since run out.
Biiiiiiig mistake.
We drove all over the place, stopping at four coffee shops, all of which were closed due to power outages, before hitting the jack pot: a Dunkin' Donuts that was open, although the drive through line was backing up traffic. I merely suggested that Lloyd go inside to get his coffee (since I had things to do, and I didn't realize we were on a coffee tour) and things went south.
Patience is not my best quality. It turns out that it is not Lloyd's best quality, either.
Lloyd rejected my offer to go inside to get his coffee. He came back out in about 4 minutes, with Junior Mints, Cheez-Its, and Gatorade in hand, but no coffee in sight. He said the line inside was even worse than outside, and we'd just go home. He pulled out of the parking lot, muttering a few choice words about the lack of driving skills of the patrons in the parking lot and started heading home.
The back way.
I questioned his route of choice, noting the unplowed roads and possibility of trees blocking the streets. I was given "the look" and told we'd be fine.
About 10 minutes into our "scenic" drive home, we had to pull over and back up since the roads were only wide enough for one car.
Insert expletives from Lloyd here.
Another 5 minutes and we were met with a tree blocking the road.
Insert gloating wife telling husband she was right here.
Lloyd was less than pleased. An argument ensued. I'm still not sure what we were arguing about… I think it was Lloyd's way of diverting attention away from the fact that I was right.
And then… another tree blocking the road.
I.couldn't.take.it. I couldn't stop laughing. Or reminding him that I was right. I tried to get him to see the humor in the situation, but he told me he wasn't in the mood. We finally, finally, finally made it back home. A ten minute coffee run turned 1.5 hour excursion. And I'm still laughing. And I'm still right. And… I'm banned from going with Lloyd to ever get coffee again, he says.
So, until we are back on speaking terms, I'll be here, sharing this crazy good recipe that I made a few months ago.
These gnudi are not only super tasty, but super simple, as well. I was a bit intimidated by the whole boiling of the dough part, but it worked like a charm. Gnudi means "naked " in Italian, and and these dumplings are nothing more than tender pillows of cheesy goodness that taste just like ravioli filling.
It's like pasta without the pasta! These are little pieces of ricotta heaven. Topped with marinara sauce, they will totally satisfy your craving.
Trust me. I'm usually right.
Gnudi {Naked Ravioli}
Recipe from Giada de Laurentiis
Prep Time: 10 minutes, Cook Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Yields 6-8 large balls
- 1 C ricotta cheese (I used whole milk ricotta!)
- 1 C freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 1lb. frozen spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 2 eggs, plus 2 egg yolks
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp pepper
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- 5 tbsp flour, plus 1 C for coating
- marinara sauce, for serving
In a bowl, combine ricotta and parmesan cheeses, spinach, eggs, and egg yolks until well mixed. Add salt, pepper, nutmeg and flour, mixing until combined.
Form mixture into about 1/4 C size balls, and flatten with the palm of your hand.
Dredge the gnudi in flour to coat. Shake off any excess.
Meanwhile, bring a large pot of water to a boil.
Use a slotted spoon to transfer gnudi to the water, working in batches.
Let cook for about 4-5 minutes. Use spoon to remove from water.
Arrange gnudi on a plate to serve, and top with marinara sauce.


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An Alderman's Notion of "Sharing in the Sacrifice"
This is a follow-up to my August blog entry titled "Alderman Ament's Antics".
In June, for "budgetary reasons", the New Berlin Common Council approved a maximum of four unpaid furlough days for city workers.
At a July meeting, Alderman Ament presented a Requested Action Statement (RAS), which contended that the mayor and aldermen should take the equivalent of furlough days by having each alderman refund $26.96 for a day of furlough and the mayor refund $322.24. Ald. Ament argued that the aldermen and mayor should "share in the sacrifice" being required of city employees.
All four unpaid furlough days were imposed in 2009.
Mayoral and Aldermanic Salaries
Comparison data of city executive pay was published last week in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. By city executive, they mean mayor/village president and city administrator/manager. Unlike some other cities, New Berlin does not employ a city administrator. It relies on its mayor to perform those duties.
Among the suburban communities listed, New Berlin's had the second lowest city executive pay-$83,772. (Greenfield at $73,472 was lowest.) However, Greenfield's mayor appears to have more generous fringe benefits/expense allowance than New Berlin's) According to the chart, the mayor of Greenfield gets full benefits plus $300/month expenses; $200/month mileage. New Berlin's mayor receives health benefits; no vacation or sick days; $100/month expenses.
Click here to view the Journal Sentinel's chart of comparison data.
Poshepny's Back on the Council
When elected officials become ill or injured for awhile during their term in office or are deployed to foreign lands to serve their country--- and consequently are absent from meetings-- their constituents tend to be tolerant of it.
But when government bodies deny citizens representation, that is truly intolerable.
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Shouldn't our state legislators do their utmost to protect children?
Sen. Mary Lazich's Conservatively Speaking blog post yesterday (Sunday, January 17) titled Protecting children, refers to child care scams, the Wisconsin Shares program and fraud, reports of child-care centers connections to drug operations.
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