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Baseball Batters Alcorn St., 19-0
BATON ROUGE -- Eighth-ranked LSU (2-0) jumped out to an early lead Saturday night and never looked back in a 19-0 victory against Alcorn State (1-1) at Alex Box Stadium.
The 19 runs in a game was highest total for LSU since the Tigers defeated Centenary 25-8 on Feb. 20, 2010. The last time LSU defeated an opponent by 19 runs was Feb. 21, 2001 against Duquesne in a 24-5 victory.
LSU concludes its opening weekend by playing host to Air Force at 2 p.m. Sunday. Sophomore right-hander Kurt McCune will start the game on the mound for the Tigers.
Alcorn State will face Air Force at 10 a.m. Sunday in Alex Box Stadium.
Sophomore pitcher Ryan Eades (1-0) provided the Tigers with the team's second dominating pitching performance in as many nights and posted a career high eight strikeouts. Four pitchers combined to allow five hits in the shut out.
Eades fired five innings of work and surrendered one walk and one hit while recording a career-high eighth strikeouts. He struck out the side in the top of the first on 11 pitches.
"I thought Ryan Eades was outstanding tonight; he looked like a big-league pitcher," said LSU coach Paul Mainieri. "He was dominant from the start, and I thought the pitchers that followed him also threw very well."
Alcorn State starter Troy Williams was charged with the loss as he worked two innings. He allowed nine runs, six earned, three walks and fanned two.
LSU totaled five extra base hits, 14 total hits, drew seven walks and were hit by six pitches. Mason Katz led the way for the Tigers with a bases clearing triple and tied his career high with four RBIs. Six Tigers plated two runs and four touched home at least twice.
"We looked like a much more relaxed team tonight," Mainieri said. "Last night, I think we had to work through some first-game jitters, but tonight I thought we played with a lot of energy and confidence."
JaCoby Jones, Raph Rhymes and Ty Ross each added two base hits. Jared Foster chipped in his first three RBIs as a Tiger, and Beau Didier smacked his first home run on the year.
The Tigers' offense produced in the first inning for the second consecutive game. LSU put three on the board, all of them unearned.
Tyler Hanover led off the game and was hit by a pitch. Casey Yocom hit a dribbler to second that was mishandled for an error. Rhymes hit a hard ground ball to the left side and Hanover was forced out at third.
Jones proceeded to slash one under the second baseman's glove into right field to plate Yocom. Jones and Rhmyes advanced to second and third on the throw to plate.
Rhymes darted home on a wild pitch and Jones advanced to third. Tyler Moore grounded to short, but the throw to first was high and Jones raced home to put LSU up 3-0.
In the second inning, the Tigers jumped on Williams and added two more. Grant Dozar led off the inning with a laser up the middle before Hanover singled under the outstretched first baseman to move Dozar to third.
After Yocum struck out swinging, Rhymes roped a single to right center, plating Dozar and moving Hanover to third. Hanover scored on Katz's sacrifice fly to deep center.
LSU pushed the game out of reach in the bottom half of the third and chased Williams after he failed to record an out in the frame.
Nola drew a leadoff walk. Moore ripped a single to left and moved to second on a throw to third that did not catch Nola at third. Ross hit a pop up single that dropped in for a hit along the right field line, which plated Nola.
Dozar walked to load the bases, which ended William's day. Alcorn's Kevin Gonzales recorded two outs, but walked Rhymes to bring home Moore.
Katz cleared the bases with an emphatic triple down the left field line. Jones drove Katz home on a double to the left center gap, increasing the lead to 11-0.
Didier produced LSU's first long ball of the season in the bottom of the fifth. He slammed a Earl Burl delivery into the right field bleachers to put the Tigers up 12-0. The home run was Didier's second career dinger and first since the 2009 season.
The Tigers went back to work in the bottom half of the sixth. Ross hit an infield single and moved to second on a passed ball. Dozar walked and Powell was hit to load the bases. Didier drove in Ross and was safe on a fielder's choice and an error on the throw from first.
Foster scored Dozar and Evan Powell on a first pitch double to the right center gap. Chris Sciambra arched a one-out triple to the right field wall to bring home Didier and Powell.
Nola drove in Sciambra on a ground out to short to increase the lead to 18-0.
In the bottom of the seventh, Powell's line drive single to left moved Snikeris to second. Didier and Foster were both hit by pitches, the latter driving in Snikeris.
Joe Broussard, Chris Cotton and Nick Rumbelow combined to toss four innings and allowed four hits while striking out seven.
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Soldiers carry sandbags to build a makeshift dam to prevent flooding on the Dongsha River in the Fangshan district of Beijing on July 25, 2012.
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Damaged vehicles after flooding in the town of Laishui in northern China's Hebei province, just north of Beijing, on July 24, 2012.
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A resident walking near damaged vehicles after a storm caused flooding in the town of Laishui, on July 24, 2012.
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Water released from the Three Gorges Dam, a gigantic hydropower project on the Yangtze river, in Yichang, central China's Hubei province, on July 24, 2012 after heavy downpours in the upper reaches of the dam caused the highest flood peak of the year.
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A man takes a nap on an inflatable sofa floating on a flooded street near the Yangtze River in Chongqing municipality on July 25, 2012.
NBC News' Ed Flanagan reports on the reaction to severe weather in Hong Kong and Beijing over recent days:
Beijing suffered through a 10-hour downpour over the weekend that dumped 6.7 inches of rain in parts of the city and as much as 18 inches in the worst hit parts on the outskirts of Beijing in what is being called the worst flooding to hit the Chinese capital in six decades.
The subsequent severe flooding killed at least 37 people in the country's capital and affected nearly two million people, sparking millions of angry messages and complaints on China's Twitter-like service, Weibo, in recent days. Users posted countless home videos and pictures of cars struggling through wheel-deep water, waterfalls cascading down into Beijing's subway entrances and cars being swept away by the currents. Read the full story.
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text: First drive: the Ferrari 458 Speciale Those look like fast stripes...Oh yes. This is the 458 Speciale, successor to the 360 Challenge Stradale and 430 Scuderia, two of Ferrari's best - and stripiest - cars ever. It's not a limited edition and not a replacement for the 458 Italia. It's an additional, more hardcore 458.Is it as fast as it looks?How about 0-100 in three seconds dead? It's rocketed along by a 4.5-litre naturally-aspirated V8 that makes an astounding 605bhp. It can corner at 1.33g, where an Enzo managed a not-piffling 1.1g. It's caressed onto the road by about 210kg of downforce at 200kph.How do they do that?A weight cut, for a start\: it loses 90kg thanks to a some even more rinky-dink alloys in the all-aluminium structure, a lighter roof, lighter intake system (carbon-fibre airbox), more skeletal wheels, thinner glass and a plastic rear window. In the cabin, it's all low-fat trim and no carpets.Next up, some truly nifty aero. At the tail, the spoiler is re-shaped, raised and moved back. This works hand-in-hand with the gaping lower diffuser, a triple-channel tunnel - the exhaust had to be re-shaped to make room for it. The diffuser causes drag though, so at 225kph three motorised flaps open down into the channels, stalling it and cutting the drag back. As soon as you turn the wheel, you need your downforce again, so the flaps pop shut.Meanwhile, also at 225kph, a passive vane in the nose opens to restore the front-rear balance. Oh and there are 'turning vanes' at the nose and fins over the sills ahead of the rear wheels, both further improving downforce, though only by a few kilos. They, like the stripes, probably add mostly psychological speed.And more power demands more cooling. But instead of making the radiators bigger (and heavier), there are new extractor openings in the front bonnet. It starts to look like a proper racer.The dampers are a new generation of adaptive magneto-rheological items, with re-programming to match. The springs are stiffer, the whole suspension recalibrated. And the tyres are a new generation of Michelin, grippy beyond belief in the hot and dry, without losing out to the standard 458 items in the wet and cold.And it's a Ferrari, so I'm guessing there's something going on in the engine department?Indeed. The Speciale's elaborations over the regular 458 engine, already one of the sharpest mechanisms in motordom, concentrate on high-rev power. The roof is raised to 9000rpm, and there are higher-lift cams, new pistons, shorter inlet tracts and new exhaust. But because the compression is now a staggering 14 to one, mid-rev torque didn't suffer. The howl of this assembly as it revs to the sky is something to make your day. Or year.I'm getting the picture. It's not just about the stripes.No, but they're lovely stripes. Run your finger across them and you don't feel the join. They magically float in the Speciale's impossibly smooth pool of paint.The way TopGear has it, the 458 Italia is already at the top of its game. Can this really be better?Sorry, we're going to have to keep you hanging on a moment. There's one more technical killer app. It's called side-slip angle control, or SSC. Basically it works out how much you're oversteering, and if you're doing the right steering correction it'll allow the rear wheels to keep spinning up. Normal skid-control systems inevitably cut the power by that stage. But the SSC talks to the e-diff, and tells it to lock, catapulting you down the straight a perfect combination of speed and smoky drama. But if you haven't countersteered enough or you're using far too much throttle, it'll reign the car back in.Have electronics really taken over drifting, the last bastion of DIY driving?This is not a car that lacks soul. For a start, the engine could quicken the dead. It fizzes with instant reactions, sings for joy and head-butts its 9000rpm red-line. The mid-range torque might not match a McLaren 12C or 911 Turbo, but the engine's always-on attentiveness and sounds make up for it. The twin-clutch transmission has also been put on high alert, with faster shifts than the already swift calibration of the 458 Italia.It's supposed to be a semi-track car isn't it? Does it feel happy there?In its element. It turns into corners flat and hard, and avoids understeer like there's a unstretchable filament connecting the nose to the centre of the bend's radius. The front and rear stay perfectly in balance, and there's an immense amount of feel coming up through your seat. After the apex, pour on the power and the back tyres accept huge loads. There's a lovely sense of security, as the transition from slip to grip is gentle and well-telegraphed. You feel confident.So you pile on some more power. And here comes that side-slip control. It doesn't feel strange or artificial as you poke the car into increasingly comical angles. It simply makes the car feel supernaturally benign. This is with the traction control off but the lifesaving DSC (ESP) still on. And it makes you feel like a hero. It's like having a driving coach at your side, an angel at your shoulder. Go to far and it sweeps you up, but gently and subtly.So it's banging-hard on the road?Nope. Even though the springs are a little more taut, the new damping compensates and keeps the ride amazingly fluent. There's less of the brittle banging over broken roads that the standard 458 Italia sometimes feels. It fact it's closer to the compliance of the McLaren 12C.Ferrari has stuck with its sharp and quick steering. You need to stay on top of it, because the Speciale does follow cambers a bit. But in sharp bends this quick rack means you can take advantage of the astounding agility.And all the time everything is so sharp and full of information. Even at regular road speeds, the Speciale bursts with life. Find a place to push faster and the quickness and truth of this car is just fabulous.So why would anyone buy a regular 458 any more, when the Speciale is better to drive, but no harsher?Well, it costs Rs 2.10 crore (before taxes), which is not to be sneezed at. That said, this price does include, like all Ferraris these days, all your servicing for seven years.Any other drawbacks?At brisk road speed the exhaust makes conversation pretty difficult in here. It'd get tiring on a run.Hang on. It's a track-day car too. Most tracks have strict noise limits. Won't this so-called track car get itself banned?Ferrari knows this, and is developing a special exhaust that's quieter than the standard one. It can be fitted by dealers. It won't be cheap.So they made it loud to sound like a racing car, but if you want to drive it like a racing car you have to pay more money to make it less loud...Something like that. But trust us, it's one small piece of silliness in what is otherwise a transcendently wonderful car.(Words\: Paul Horrell, Pictures\: Rowan Horncastle) Paul Horrell 11 November 2013 First drive: the Ferrari 458 Speciale


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On Monday 21st November senior representatives from the Directorate General of the Environment of the European Commission, alongside other European environmental NGOs, gathered at the Plateau de la Foresterie Natura 2000 area in Brussels to get their hands dirty for nature by becoming green volunteers for a day.
The event was organised by the EUROPARC Federation, the voice of Europe's protected natural areas, to mark the European Year of Volunteering and as part of the project 'Volunteer Management in European Parks'.
With the enthusiasm and joy that usually characterizes volunteers, 35 people from various EU institutions, international NGOs and other organisations got their hands dirty working for nature conservation for a day last Monday. With this special initiative the volunteers celebrated the European Year of Volunteering together through a hands-on activity: cutting down and removing invasive plants, Japanese Knotweed, in a Natura 2000 site in Brussels. All participants received a jacket and a personalized certificate at the end of the day.
One of the societal sectors that profit the most from volunteering is nature protection. Green volunteers do an amazing job looking after our natural treasures and deserve recognition for their efforts. This event was part of a wider project, funded by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Union, to consolidate the management of volunteering in protected areas across Europe. The project 'Volunteer Management in European Parks', running from November 2010 to December 2013 will provide quality standards for good volunteer management, training for volunteer managers across Europe and disseminate and research information on the benefits of volunteering in protected areas for the local communities and the volunteers themselves.
EUROPARC applauds the European Union is for recognising how essential volunteers are to our society by endorsing the European Year of Volunteers. A study from the European Volunteer Centre has established that volunteers represent the equivalent of 3-5% of the economically active population in many countries and they make a $400 billion contribution to the global economy. If volunteers were a nation, they would be the ninth most populous country in the world.
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You know what they say about first impressions...
Title sequences can be engaging or wildly entertaining, funny, exhilarating, or simply drop dead beautiful. They can be oozing with visual poetry and sophisticated imagery while others hit you hard with their bold and audacious stylistic gestures. And let's face it, everybody loves a good title sequence.
The very best title sequences not only succeed in putting the audience in the right mood for the movie, they transcend their proper function and venture off into the realm of something far deeper and far greater. They are the signifiers of contemporary pop culture and an art form in their own right. Just look at the impact of, for example, Kyle Cooper's title sequence for Se7en that has left an indelible mark, not just on film design and motion graphic design, but on contemporary visual culture as a whole.
Forget the Film, Watch the Titles launched in 2006 as the world's first online resource dedicated to film title design.
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Submarine Channel produces a series of Watch the Titles spin-off projects in the 'real world', often in collaboration with other parties:
Playgrounds Vs. Submarine Channel - One day event in Amsterdam in 2011 featuring presentations by Kyle Cooper, Dvein, Onesize and Buck. There will be another edition in 2012!
Watch the Titles on Tour - A one-hour screening program made for cinema's. This program features a selection of the very best title sequences made between 2005-2010. Structured into "moods," rather than by themes or by designer, this program represents a growing body of motion design talent from all over the world, and includes title sequences of movies, TV, games and events. The tour started in The Netherlands in the Fall of 2010 and continues to be screened in 2011 and 2012.
Watch the Titles DVD - A unique publication that consists of 38 title sequences and 9 mini documentaries about title designers in L.A., London, Berlin and Amsterdam on two DVD's featuring almost 3 hours of content.
Flux Screening Series: Forget the Film, Watch the Titles - Presentations by Kyle Cooper, Garson Yu, Jamie Caliri, Karin Fong and Danny Yount (2009).
Forget the Film, Watch the Titles at MU - Gallery exhibition at MU Gallery in Eindhoven that featured over 30 title sequences and an event (Dec. 2009 - Jan. 2010).
Short Ride in a Fast Machine - Danny Yount from Prologue presented a screening program at Submarine Channel's one-day festival in Amsterdam (2007).
Cinema.nl - Monthly post on this comprehensive Dutch online film resource.
About Submarine Channel
Forget the Film, Watch the Titles is a Submarine Channel project. Submarine Channel is a hybrid media production studio based in Amsterdam. We create fresh content that exploits new technologies to tell stories from the real and the fantastical, in visually exciting, multiple format-friendly ways. We make motion comics, online games, web documentaries, and video portraits about pioneering creatives from all over the world. And we microblog and tweet shout about all that is good in the realm of next-gen cinema. A selection of our projects:
Submarine Channel - reports on digital culture and the moving image. Here you can find all our projects, mission statement and more.
The Art of Pho - interactive motion comic based on the graphic novel by Julian Hanshaw
Collapsus - Emmy Award-nominated interactive online experience about the future of energy
Profiles - Ongoing series of video interviews and mini documentaries with creators across the spectrum, featuring over 100 profiles!
2Pause - a growing collection of the coolest independent music videos from 2006-now
Submarin Channel is an initiative of Submarine - an Amsterdam-based cross-media production company that specializes in documentaries, games and animation.


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This news post has been provided by the Hawk and Owl Trust North Somerset and Bristol Local Group
"Back in December 2015 there was a successful crowd funding appeal to fund this lovely new hide that overlooks the Avalon Marshes on the Somerset Levels. As Natural England is one of our key partners in the Avalon Marshes Partnership, and has been so supportive of our work on our reserve at Shapwick Moor, our group felt we would like to make a donation to this significant project. This stunning new hide gives an elevated view over the reed beds and scrape, and the slightly raised lower platform is fully accessible for both wheelchairs and pushchairs.
It was officially opened on 28 April 2016 by Dr Andy Clements, Director of the BTO and a Natural England board member. Special thanks went out to Michael Sheppard for his beautiful design and to many local companies who helped with the build, particularly ISA Carpentry. It must be noted that we were rewarded with views of Black Tailed Godwit, Great White Egret, Marsh Harrier and the wonderful booming of a Bittern, what a perfect end to the day."
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ONTARIO — Signups for Christian Youth Athletic Association girls volleyball and flag football programs will be held Saturday and again June 8 from 9 a.m. to noon at Ontario High School.
Volleyball is open to girls in kindergarten through 8th grade while flag football is open to boys and girls in the same grades.
Practices will begin in September. The games will be played Sept. 28 through Nov. 16 on Saturdays at Ontario Christian High School.
The registration fee for either league is $90. For more details call 909-331-0775, or www.cyaa.org.


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COUNCIL NEWS: Girl Scouts' World Thinking Day is coming up on February 22.
Each year on this day, girls participate in activities and projects with global themes to honor their sister Girl Scouts in other countries.
The theme for World Thinking Day 2010 worldwide is "together we can end extreme poverty and hunger."
In this spirit we encourage our girls to explore ways they can help make the world a better place.
World Thinking Day not only gives Girl Guides and Girl Scouts a chance to celebrate international friendships, but is also a reminder that Girl Scouts of the USA is part of a global community—one of 145 countries in the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). "Think globally, act locally," is the mantra for encouraging girls to design activities that increase cultural awareness and emphasize the positive connections between Girl Scouts in the United States and their sisters throughout the world.


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Savannah Fox just can't seem to keep black cock out of her ass. The bubbly butt slut makes her way to a glory hole for some good times with a random, black cock. It's been a while since you last saw Savannah Fox on our network....but her return sees her getting it in the ass AGAIN! The unfaithful white bitch sucks that stranger's black cock right before sliding it deep inside h... more
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It's really no secret that Savannah Fox is a black cock slut. We find Savannah and Shane going down memory lane with her first time she ever got the black meat. Savannah's attempts to prove her title to Shane Diesel are not futile at all; in fact, we begin the festivities with an interracial foot job. Shane runs his black giant along the heels, soles and arches of Savannah's si... more
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It's been a long time coming for the return of Savannah Fox to our network. Last time she got a black cock in her ass......and she's back for more. ... more
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ross1978 needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 20 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
MankatoOnline is going live... our site is going to function similar to katoinfo.com. At first we are only going to have a business directory, event calendar and news.
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Gangnam style goes from "Glee" to Hispanic style
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This week's episode of "Glee" was particularly nerdy, not least because of the "Glee-ified" Gangnam style production number. Now comes word that Spanish-language broadcaster Univision plans to cash in on the most-watched YouTube sensation as part of its December lineup. Get ready for yet another round of "Eh, sexy lady!" etc. etc., Gangnam style, done Hispanic style.
PSY, whose dance epic is the most-watched video in viral video history, will make his first appearance on Spanish-language TV on Univision's long-running variety show "Sabado Gigante" on Dec. 8.


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In 2009 (Freshman): The team Defensive
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going 1-for-3 with two runs scored against Jacksonville State (5/7)
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Eastern Kentucky (3/15)...named to the OVC Commissioner's
Honor Roll and Athletic Director's Honor Roll.
High School: Jordan had outstanding career stats at Rowlett High School with a .490 batting average, 92 RBIs and 71 stolen bases...won academic excellence awards all four years and was first team all-district her junior season as well as all-district defensive player of the year and RHS Defensive Player of the Year for her performance in her junior and senior years...also played volleyball for two years and lettered in softball all four years under coach Dianne Jones...also a member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Jordan Rene Leff is the daughter of Chris and Sherri Leff of Rowlett, Tex...birthday is April 5, 1990...major is business.


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Catholicism Series A series of one-hour DVD presentations on Catholicism, followed by discussion facilitated by Sister Martha Burbulla, CCW, will be held at St. Stephen Catholic Church in the social hall. The sessions will be held Mondays, October 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, at two different times. They are scheduled for the morning from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and in the evening from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Participants may attend either session. Father Robert Barron, a priest and seminary profession from Chicago, is the author and host of this pilgrimage to fascinating spiritual places of faith throughout the world. He arranged with photographers to record the journey and scripted presentation that took about five years to produce 10 episodes. Sister Martha plans to hold five sessions in October and five in the spring. Catholics who wish to learn more about their faith, persons who are interested in Catholicism or those who are just curious are welcome. There is no charge. More information may be obtained by calling 717-485-0661.
River Oaks Helpline A Christian crisis counseling/prayer phone line is now available. Caring and compassionate Christian volunteers are available from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily to listen, pray with you and help to find solutions for the challenges you are facing. Help is just a phone call away. Call 717-325-4200.
Revival Revival services will be held October 14-21 at Fort Littleton Bible Church. Sunday service will be at 10:30 a.m. and nightly services at 7 p.m. with Rev. William White and Rev. Ken Ali.
Contemporary Worship Contemporary worship service will be held at St. Paul's United Church of Christ Sunday, October 7, at 11 a.m. Informal service with live modern music and children's message. Nursery provided. St. Paul's is located at 228 North Second Street in McConnellsburg. Call 717 485-5554 or visit our Web site www.uccmccbg.weebly.com for more information.
Special Services Special services will be held at Jerusalem Christian Church October 2-8 at 7 p.m. nightly. Bishop Samson from India will speak on October 2. Evangelist Philip Johnson from North Carolina will bring the message Wednesday thru Sunday, with special music each night including the Winebrenners, John Topper, Higher Ground, Almost There, Gospel Trails and Scared Stiff. All are welcome. The church is located 273 Church Road, Warfordsburg. For more information call 717-860-0379.
Revival Revival services will be held September 30 thru October 7 at Fort Littleton Bible Church. Sunday services will be at 10:30 a.m. and weekly services at 7 p.m. with Rev. William White and Rev. Ken Ali. All are welcome.
Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church Annual Fall Service The Friends of Tonoloway will hold their annual fall service October 7 at historic Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church in Thompson Township, Fulton County. The 2 p.m. service will include an inspirational message by Rev. David E. Ford of the First Baptist Church of Three Springs, Three Springs, Pa.; a cappella chorale singing by the Sharon Singers, a choir of students from the Sharon Mennonite Bible Institute, Harrisonville, Pa.; and congregational hymns. Refreshments will be served in the churchyard following the service. Established in 1752, Tonoloway is Fulton County's oldest church and is located on Thompson Road (state Route 655) two miles north of Hancock, Md. Friends of Tonoloway is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church.
Line Dance Fulton County Line Dance Club will hold line dance sessions every Wednesday (except the first Wednesday of the month) beginning at 7:00 p.m. at VFW Post 655, Poplar Street, McConnellsburg. All are welcome. Come and learn some new steps. A $2 donation is appreciated.
Fall Foliage Hike Fulton County Parks and Recreation will sponsor a fall foliage hike Sunday, October 14, at 2 p.m. The hike will start at Cowans Gap, go up to the overlook, continue on to the Knobsville overlook, then return to the lake. DCNR's Shawn Lynn will guide the approximately 3-mile, 2- to 2 1/2-hour hike over gradual mountain terrain. Meet at the parking area at the end of the lake by Pavilion #4 and the large group camping area. The hike will feature the beautiful views of the fall colors. Water provided. Please call 717-485 6767, Ext. 205 or 717-377-5882 more information.
Scottish Rite Club Ladies Night Fulton County Scottish Rite Club members will hold a ladies night October 27, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at McConnellsburg Fire Co. Make reservations with club secretary.
Scottish Rite Bingo/Dance Scottish Rite bingo and dance will be held October 12, at 7 p.m., in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, 2701 North Third Street, Harrisburg. Members will conduct a brief business meeting prior to joining the ladies in the ballroom. This is a free membership event.
Walk-A-Thon A dyslexia walk-a-thon will be hosted by Scottish Rite Masons October 14, at 1 p.m., starting from the Scottish Rite Cathedral, 2701 North Third Street, Harrisburg. The public is invited to participate. A dyslexia center is located at the cathedral in Harrisburg and is sponsored by the Scottish Rite. For information, call 717-238-8867.
Steak Dinner & Cash Drawing A steak dinner and cash drawing will be held at Great Cove Golf & Recreation Club, Saturday evening, October 6. Proceeds benefit the golf club and swimming pool. Tickets are $25/person and can be purchased at the Pro Shop or from any club board of director.
Trunk or Treat Knobsville United Methodist Church will hold a trunk or treat Saturday, October 27, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., in the church parking lot. Children will receive candy, hot dogs and other snacks. There is no charge and everyone invited to attend. The church is located on Waterfall Road.
Senior Social Night On September 28 the Warfordsburg Senior Center will hold a Western theme for social night for folks over 60. Bring a covered dish and meat is furnished. Come dressed in Western attire and enjoy the music with Barb and Forrest. Meal will be at 6 p.m. and music starts at 7 p.m. For more information, call 717-294-6020.
Quilting Class Fulton County Parks and Rec will be hosting a 6-week basic quilting class starting mid-January 2013. The class is structured for first-timers and will focus on the log cabin pattern. Instruction will be provided by Jackie Kelso. Please watch for more details. To register, call 717-485-6767 Ext. 205.
Hustontown Senior Center Activities Hustontown Senior Center activities for the month are as follows: October 2 - Kelso/Cornelius presentation, 10:30 a.m.; October 4 - Bible study, 11 a.m.; October 8 - center closed; October 9 - scenic van trip thru Belleville area and Peight's Store; October 16 - UPC program on free phones; October 18 - blood pressure screening, 11 a.m.; October 22 - nutrition/ed class, 10:30 a.m.; October 25 - Bible study, 11 a.m.; October 30 - flu shots, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.; lunch at 11:15 a.m.; October 31 - van trip to Round Barn and Mr. Ed's; October 3, 10, 17 and 24 - nickel bingo.
Senior Center Activities McConnellsburg Senior Center activities for the month of October are as follows: October 3, 6 a.m. - Belleville trip; nickel bingo, 9:30 a.m. - October 3, 5, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26; center closed, October 8; October 11 - Chambersburg shopping, 9 a.m.; couch potato exercise, 11 a.m. - October 11, 18, 25; fire preventive, 11:30 a.m. - October 11; nutrition class for seniors/craft class, 10 a.m. - October 16; lunch at Road Kill, 10 a.m. - October 18; Fall Folk Festival, 1 p.m. - October 19; Everett center coming to eat lunch - October 24; Shanksville trip and Coal Miners Cafe, 7 a.m. - October 25; dime bingo, 9:30 a.m. - October 29; Blind Association and screening, 10:30 a.m. - October 30; dime bingo, 9:30 a.m. - October 31.
Teen Night Teen night will be held at McConnellsburg library, Friday, Sept 28, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free. All teens welcome. Wii, board games, craft, movies, books, and music available. Enter through community room door.
Nutrition Class Fulton County nutrition awareness classes are held at Warfordsburg Senior Center on the third Monday of every month. When the third Monday is a holiday, it is held the fourth Monday from 10 a.m. to noon. To register or sign up for lunch call 717-294-6020.
McConnellsburg AA Meetings The McConnellsburg Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. every week at the Alumni Building Basement, McConnellsburg.
Free Blood Pressure Screenings Free blood pressure screenings will be given at the following locations: Mc- Connellsburg Senior Center the first Thursday of every month from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Hann's Apartments the second Monday of every month from 11 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; Warfordsburg Senior Center the third Wednesday of every month from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; and Hustontown Senior Center the third Thursday of every month from 11:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Zumba Classes Zumba classes will be offered at Mc- Connellsburg Firehall Wednesday evenings at 7:15 p.m. More information may be obtained by contacting Sarah at 814-259- 3667.
Zumba Fitness Reaching Wellness Zumba fitness class will be held for all ages every Friday at 6 p.m., at McConnellsburg Alumni & Friends building. More information may be obtained by calling 717-253-7599 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Addicts Helping Addicts Addicts Helping Addicts meets every Wednesday at 6 p.m. This is a peer-led support group for addicts struggling with drug addiction and needing help in their recovery. Admission is free. Refreshments provided. Held at 292 Buchanan Trail. Call Susanne at 717-414-9695 for more information.
Parents And Family Members Of Addicts Support group to help family members of addicts cope and deal with the one they love who is struggling with addiction. Free. Refreshments provided. Meets every Monday at 6 p.m. at 292 Buchanan Trail. Call Susanne at 717-414-9695 for more information.
Yoga Classes Reaching Wellness yoga classes will be held for all ages every Wednesday, 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., at Community State Bank. Call for cost and to register at 717-485- 4492.
Community Wellness/Silver Sneakers/Prime Community Wellness/Silver Sneakers/Prime will be held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Fulton County Medical Center cardiopulmonary rehab gym. The cost is based on insurance. Call Kim or Patti at 717-485- 6149 to see if insurance provider is accepted. Community Wellness is $40/month/person or $70/month/couple.
Chicken Barbeque Knobsville United Methodist Church will hold a chicken barbecue Saturday, October 20, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Meals are $10 and include half a chicken, baked potato, baked beans, macaroni salad, applesauce and beverage. Also half a chicken with no sides is also available for $7. Eat-in or takeout. Baked goods also available. Chicken prepared by Marty Smith's BBQ. For advance tickets contact any member or call 987-3215. The church is located on Waterfall Road.
Pork & Sauerkraut Supper A pork and sauerkraut supper will be held Saturday, October 6, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., in the Fort Loudon Community Center. The buffet style allyou care-to-eat menu will consist of pork, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, peas, applesauce, cake, rolls, coffee, water and punch. The price for adult meals is $6; children 7-12, $4; under 7 free. Meal can be eaten in or carried out. The dinner is sponsored by Trinity United Church of Christ. The center is located between Hawbaker Drive and Mullen St.
Republican Fall Dinner The Fulton County Republican Committee will hold its annual fall dinner Friday, October 12, at 6 p.m., at Hustontown Firehall. Adult tickets are $12 and tickets for children between ages 6 and 10 are $6. Children five and under eat for free. Please contact a committee member to obtain a ticket.
Cancer Benefit Luncheon The fourth annual Fight Like A Girl cancer benefit luncheon will be held October 6, at Calvary Baptist Church Life Center. Doors open at 10:30 a.m. and program starts at 11 a.m. A catered lunch will be served. Silent auction items and raffles will be available to raise funds for two local persons with their struggles. This year's recipients are Dave Welsh and Joan Houck. Tickets are $15 each or $75 for a table (6 seats). Door tickets will be limited so reserve seats now. Anyone wishing to donate an auction item or be a sponsor for this event please contact us. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Deb Toothman at 717-485-3718; Jill Stains at 372-3764; Linda Litton at 294-3861 or pickup tickets during working hours at Schall and Bard Law Office.
Chili Cook-off Warfordsburg Presbyterian Church Outreach/ Fellowship Committee is having its first annual Chili Cook-off on Saturday, October 6, 2012. The contest will run from noon to 4 p.m. and will be held at 12941 Buck Valley Road in Warfordsburg. Live entertainment will be provided by Kristin Palmer -n- the Holler from 1-3 p.m. Berkeley Radio Station WDHC 93.5 will be broadcasting from 12-2 p.m. Door prizes will be drawn all day. No admission fee. Donations will be accepted. Come taste and then vote for your favorite chili.
Free Meal A free meal will be served the second Tuesday of each month at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 220 North Third Street. Please join in for good fellowship.
Everetts Reunion The descendants of Jackson and Alice Everetts will hold a reunion Sunday, September 30, at 1 p.m., at Two Top Ruritan Club. Place settings will be provided. Bring a covered dish and a gift for bingo. More information may be obtained by calling 485-5908.
MHS Class Of 1972 Reunion McConnellsburg High School Class of 1972 will hold its 40th class reunion Saturday, October 6, at Ryans Steakhouse in Hagerstown from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Please call Dixie at 717-485-3334 or 717-860-4515 by October 2.
FFA Recycling Fundraiser A FFA recycling fundraising event to Benefit for Cody Trail will be held September 29. R&D Recycling, located at 27438 Great Cove Road, Mc- Connellsburg, will purchase recyclables and donate additional funds to support FFA member Cody Trail, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Items include aluminum, copper, brass, lead, stainless steel, batteries, electric motors, cordless tools, generators, starters, radiators, etc. Any questions, call 717-860-4515.
Free Coats Fulton County Catholic Mission will have free gently used coats and some new children's coats available Wednesday, October 10, beginning at 9 a.m., at St. Stephen Catholic Church. Further information may be obtained by calling 485-5917.
CROP Walk Help fight hunger ad poverty all over the world by joining the 29th annual Fulton County CROP Walk. This year's event will be held at Cowans Gap State Park Sunday, October 7, at 2 p.m. More information may be obtained by callng Patty Hall at 814-599-7756.
Fulton County Research The Historical Society wants to document craftsmen of the 19th century who made furniture and other items for local households. Some names of workmen are the Bender Brothers and Stoners of McConnellsburg, Will Truax and Joel Palmer of Belfast Township, R. F. Stunkard of Taylor Township, Bancroft Woodcock of Wells Township, Elijah Barton of Brush Creek Township and others. Any family information, old photographs and especially pictures of signed pieces are wanted. The owners may remain anonymous. Contact the society at Box 115, McConnellsburg, PA 17233, e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or phone (717) 485-3172. Information received by November 30 may be included in a Society publication.
Scout Meeting Boy Scouts of America Troop 43 meets every Friday night from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the VFW, 518 Lincoln Way East, McConnellsburg. It is open to all boys 11-18 years of age. Monetary donations and help will be accepted. More information may be obtained by contacting the Scoutmaster Martin Seylar at 717-485-4093.
Legion Meeting American Legion Post 561 active members regular meeting is the first Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. Auxiliary members meet the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Members of both organizations are urged to attend.
Medical Center Auxiliary Meeting Fulton County Medical Center Auxiliary will meet Monday, October 1, at 10 a.m. in the activities room of the Medical Center. Plans will be made for the Fulton Fall Festival food and bake sale.
PARSE Meeting Pennsylvania Association of Retired StateEmployees(PARSE)hasa9a.m.breakfastmeetingon the second Wednesday of every month at McConnellsburg FOVA (VFW). If roads are snow-covered, meeting will be cancelled. All retired state employees and spouses are invited to attend. For additional information, call 717-294-3861.
Animal League Meeting The next meeting of the Friends of Better Days Animal League will be held Monday, October 1, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., at the BDAL Thrift Store. Please join us to learn more about BDAL, services and plans for Fall Folk Festival. This is a great opportunity to become involved as a volunteer for our community events or thrift store, all benefiting the lives of abandoned, abused and neglected animals. Anyone interested in providing support to BDAL, the Humane Society police officers and improving the lives of all animals in Fulton County is welcome to attend.
Democratic Meetings The Fulton County Democratic Club meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Democratic Headquarters building at 123 South Second Street in McConnellsburg. Meetings are open to the public, light refreshments are provided and all are welcome. More information may be obtained by calling 485 3386.
Farm Bureau Meeting The annual meeting of Fulton County Farm Bureau will be October 6, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., at Sideling Hill Fellowship Center, Sidling Hill Christian Church. Additional information may be obtained by calling 717-294- 3414 or 717-573-4582.
Bingo Shade Gap Volunteer Fire Co. will hold bingo every Thursday at the ladies auxiliary building. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Games start at 6:30 p.m.
Basket Bingo Forbes Road Class of 2014 will hold a Longaberger basket bingo October 14 at Hustontown Firehall. Large baskets filled with lots of great stuff, along with refreshments (chicken corn soup, baked goods, barbecues, etc.) and tip jars. Doors open at 11 a.m. and 20+ games of bingo begin at 1 p.m. See any class member or call 717-816-3937 for tickets.
Benefit Basket Bingo A Longaberger basket bingo will be held October 7. Proceeds benefit Pamela Sward, who is fighting colon cancer. Doors open at 1 p.m. and bingo begins at 2 p.m. Purchase advance tickets by calling Jessica Small at 717-658-2361 or Heather Peck at 717-977-0206.
McCbg. Bingo McConnellsburg Fire Co. will hold bingo every Monday and Friday of each week. Bingo starts at 7 p.m. and doors open at 5:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 1 p.m. and doors open at 11 a.m. Forty games and meal plus snacks for $25.
Breakfast Buffet Cito United Methodist Church will serve a breakfast buffet Saturday, October 20, from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., at Cito Fellowship Hall, 3746 Cito Road, McConnellsburg. The buffet-style breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, hash browns, chipped beef gravy, toast, orange juice and coffee. No charge. Donations accepted.
HAVFCO Fall Festival Activities Fulton Fall Folk Festival happenings at Hustontown Firehall are: Friday, October 19, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. - roast beef dinner; Saturday, October 20, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. - all-you-can-eat old-fashioned slippery potpie (ham, chicken and beef); Saturday, October 20, 6 p.m. - open stage. Kitchen with regular menu opens at 5 p.m.; Sunday, October 21, 11 a.m. - all-you-can-eat smorgasbord featuring six different meats, vegetables, gravies, stuffing, variety of salads, dessert and beverages.
FFFF Vendors Wanted Vendors are wanted for the Waterfall Fall Folk Festival Saturday, October 20, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. If interested in setting up, please contact Jane at 814-685- 3236 by October 1.
FFFF Fashion Show Not too soon to get your outfit for the Second-time Around Fashion Show in Waterfall, October 20, on the Knepper's Mill porch at 1 p.m. Anyone can enter. Complete outfit must come from Second Time Around. Come in now before everything is picked over to get an outfit at no charge and to keep after the contest.
Dale Gordon Memorial 5K Run/Walk The dale Gordon Memorial 5K Run/Walk will be held October 20 in Needmore. Proceeds benefit Fulton County Community Christian School. The race will begin at 8:30 a.m. Check-in starts at 7:30 a.m. in the square of Needmore. Entry fees are $20 if paid by October 17 and $25 if paid after October 17. Entry fees are nonrefundable. A free T-shirt will be given to all runners/walkers at check-in. The race will be held rain or shine. The award ceremony will be held at the square in Needmore following the race. Medals will be awarded to first- and second-place winners in each category. For information or to register, call Bonnie Gordon at 717-573-2318. All donations are tax deductible. Receipts will be given for all donations for tax purposes.
Bus Tour Of County And Hancock Area A bus tour will be held October 19, of southern Fulton County and Hancock area. Historic sites included in the tour will be McConnellsburg, White Church and Union Cemetery unique tombstones, Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church, lunch at Weavers, C&O Canal Visitors Center, old National Pike toll house, Fairview one room school and Crystal Spring campground. Others sites will be discussed. Docents will talk at all stops. View the fall foliage by bus. Cost is $70 and $65 for Historic Society members and includes Bollman bus, lunch and all fees and gratuities. Sponsored by Fulton Historical Society. Contact John 328-9279 for reservations and details.


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Students really enjoy playing the game-based classroom response system Kahoot. This resource contains links to 10 just-for-fun Kahoots that my students have enjoyed playing. Use these games to get to know students at the beginning of the semester or for having fun for a few minutes at the end of the day. It is simple and fast to sign up and begin a game with your students. Once you get to know Kahoot, you can also create your own quizzes or review games for your classes.
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The author of four cruising guides to the waters of Mexico and Central America, published by Point Loma Publishing, capt. Pat Rains will anchor the San Diego Sunroad Boat Show's seminars this year. She will present a seminar entitled "Mexico Cruising 101 for Sail and Power," complete with handouts and a question-and-answer session on Jan. 26 and 27 at noon at the Sunroad pavilion.
Her presentation focuses on cruising destinations in Mexico, itineraries, security issues, necessary paperwork and cruising preparations.
The new third edition of Rains' respected "Mexico Cruising Guide" is about to be released. The fully indexed guidebook includes accurate local charts, details about anchorages, marinas, fuel docks, boatyards and repair facilities, and provisioning resources that are geared to recreational boaters' needs. Regular updates appear online.
"This guide covers all of Baja, the entire Sea of Cortez and the Pacific coast of mainland Mexico to the Guatemala border, about 3,000 miles of coastline, detailed mile by mile," she said.
Her companion volume, "Cruising Ports," leads boaters from Guatemala through Central America and the Panama Canal and on through the western Caribbean to Florida. Information about her cruising guides is available at www.mexicoboating.com.
Seminars on electric propulsion for sailors will be presented by Mike Gunning, and the use of asymmetrical spinnakers for efficient downwind sailing will be sponsored by Ullman Sail San Diego and South Coast Yachts. Both will be held Jan. 26 and 27.
Check schedules at www.bigbayboatshow.com or the show program in Yachts for Sale Magazine for latest information.
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Since 1989, Shelter Island-based Aquarius Yacht Services, which prides itself as "San Diego's best yacht maintenance service," has focused on providing San Diego boat owners with diverse marine services, including diving and hull maintenance, along with mechanical services.
Yet Aquarius' distinctive exhibit at this year's boat show will offer visitors the chance to check out a set of unique functional vessels belonging to a Las Vegas-based client.
The Argonaut Jr. 2010 is a modern replica of Simon Lake's 1894 wooden submarine, inspired by 19th century French author Jules Verne and Civil War-era designs. Hobbyist Henry Agard's one-man submarine was built in his Sunnyvale backyard over 10 years and was tested in a relation's swimming pool. It, too, will be on display.
Completing the exhibit are two mini-hovercraft and two Sea-Spi vessels, personal electric-powered glass-bottom watercraft for undersea viewing.
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If you are trying to think warm thoughts then maybe a tennis match or two might do the trick.
This weekend the Lipscomb Lady Bisons open the tennis season at the Whitworth indoor tennis facility. The Lady Bisons will face two Ohio Valley Conference teams with UT-Martin visiting Friday at 7 p.m. and Belmont Saturday at 6 p.m.
Coach Jamie Aid is optimistic about the season.
"This past fall we laid a great foundation for what we as a program want to achieve this spring," Aid said. "Our success on the court this spring depended on how hard we worked off the court this fall."
Aid has benefited from the work of volunteer assistant Jonathan Flinn.
"We have been fortunate this year as a program to have a strength and conditioning coach that has been very intentional about setting up a program that allows players to peak at the right time," Aid said. "Our girls came back from break and were able to see their hard work by setting new records on the strength and conditioning side.
"Jonathan has done a tremendous job with the team. This team is physically ready to tackle the spring."
The Atlantic Sun Conference is highly-competitive in tennis. Aid planned her non-conference schedule to prepare her players for the tough conference schedule ahead.
"Our pre-conference schedule does not hold any `free' matches," Aid said. "No match is treated differently on how we approach each opponent. This group is going to have to stay focused on who we have defined ourselves to be from the fall, keep with the process, aim to improve on a daily basis, and control preparation."
Aid has also welcomed former Bisons tennis player Oliver Strecker to the coaching staff. He is working with the team through the spring season.
Australian Laura Kent has also been added to the roster for the spring. She is joined by returning players Jenny Borck, Lorena Djuknic, Melissa Kromer, Sierra Troxel and Deahna Welcher. Aid has not announced the order of play.
"One of the greatest things to see from a coaching perspective is that our team has bought into a process," Aid said. "Our goal in the preseason is that each time we walk off the court we have seen some kind of improvement so we continue to raise the level.
"This group of young ladies is from top to bottom one of the more talented teams Lipscomb women's tennis has produced. However, they are young and we have to continue to hold them to expectations daily."


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Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
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Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
Cloud turns faster, pumps up faster, packs down smaller and has more than plenty low end grunt (6knts + surfboard + 17m cloud = super fun). To each there own but as a big kite i find those qualities super aesthetically pleasing.
Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
One worry about the no strut kites: what happens if your leading edge blows. Thats one big sea anchor to try and swim back to shore with. Or do they have a secondary chamber?
Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
To extend on jrgs question - That and I'm also curious how easy it is to relaunch in really light wind - if the wind completely lulled out for a moment, it hindenburged, and hit the water messed up isn't that a lot of uncontrolled kite fabric to get sorted out?
Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
I ride Alameda quite a bit for the vibe and safety factor. I have a 2010 Zephyr 17m that I use there probably 70% of the time...its getting a little long in the tooth and is certainly no sports car. I refer to it as my truck as it gets me up and going but isn't terribly nimble. If the wind comes up its go great de-power though...I can ride up to 17kts.
I also have a door board and a directional. I can ride and have a decent time in 10kts. Alameda throws out a lot of days that are either just below ride-able or barely ride-able.
I have heard good things about the Cloud and I see the Turbine there quite a bit as well.
Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
Word! Thank you everyone for the input. Very useful.
Takeaway that I'm getting is to go big for a kite at Alameda - 17M seems like what I should be thinking. Could be cloud or could be something else. I already have a door TT so that should cover me on a big board.... I'll be investing in a directional once budget allows.
Does anyone know how to get a sense for average lulls on kiteable days? I accessed the historical data on windalert but couldn't sort it out. I'm asking because I know the lulls are what will really determine what size I need...
Thanks, Dan
Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
If you pop a bladder there is only one chamber I think. I've blown leading edge on smaller kites (high wind water impacts) and 3 partially inflated struts on large kite probably not going to help too much on swim anyways. Hard to pop bladder in light winds. Benefits of quick pump up seem to outweigh small risk for large kite low wind category.
Kite relaunch for Cloud is simple and easy even in light winds (even full canopy of water). I find it easier than similar size kites in light winds which seems counterintuitive. Rarely hits water because it just wants to fly even in lulls. Happy to let anyone try if you see me at beach.
I'm not affiliated with Clouds in anyways. Just met Greg on Maui, thought he did something really amazing and have really enjoyed his designs.
Re: Shellgaters: ideal size for Alameda?
I'd go with a 12M and a 14M (for when it's really light)...definitely go with the Surfboard as it extends your range also think about 24M lines (or 4M line extensions for your standard 20M lines).
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mamamonkey posted a topic in PregnancyHi all! I am newly pregnant (6 weeks). I have been strictly gluten free for about 2 years (since official dx) Since I have been pregnant, my gut is way not happy. I'm having some of the same symptoms I had pre dx (D, gas, belly pain). I am absolutely sure I have not been glutened. I have been eating more dairy than usual bc it's a quick protein snack. I had been tolerating dairy without issue. I'm planning to cut back and/or get lactose free products to see if that is the cause. Any other suggestions for possible triggers? I have appt with my GI in early Oct.
I'm not an expert, but I have noticed that the longer I am strictly gluten free the more sensitive I am to smaller and smaller amounts of contamination.
mamamonkey replied to Hyper1's topic in Related Disorders & Celiac ResearchGoing gluten free did help my migraines some. But, then they came back. My neuro says that almost every migraine sufferer is magnesium deficient. I take MigRelief which is a supplement that contains feverfew, B2 (I think, it's riboflavin, anyway), and magnesium. This has helped along with my preventative meds.
Disappointed At Chipotle - What Should I Expect?
mamamonkey replied to Nikki2777's topic in Gluten-Free RestaurantsI'm another one who gets (well got) sick every time I ate there. Despite employees changing gloves, washing hands, etc. I just gave up. It would be nice to be able to eat there since the rest of my family loves it and it would be a nice place to add to the few on my list that I know are safe. Oh, I am in the DC-NOVA area as well.
Does Gerd Get Any Better?
mamamonkey replied to sabin112's topic in Coping with Celiac DiseaseMine did get better going gluten-free (took about 4 months to be completely resolved). Now, that's one of the ways I know if I've been CC'd or accidentally glutened (along with some other not so nice GI sx), it comes back.
Gluten Or Dairy?
mamamonkey replied to Googles's topic in Coping with Celiac DiseaseI did not have any problems with dairy until I went gluten-free and started to heal. Now, I am slowly getting to the point where I can tolerate a small amount of dairy. But, if I over do it, I have almost the same symptoms as I do if I am accidentally glutened, except the headache.
My first symptoms to go were chronic D, nausea, pain after eating, and bloating. I lost a pants size in the first month just from bloat. Migraines took a little longer to improve, but did improve (and then came back...yuck). I had a rash on my hand that cleared up after about 2 months gluten-free (pretty sure it is just eczema and not DH as it was not blistery). I didn't expect ANY of the digestive stuff as I originally quit eating gluten to see if it would help my headaches. The drastic GI response is one of the things that prompted my celiac dx when I finally went to see GI.
Johns Hopkins Ped Gi
mamamonkey posted a topic in Doctors Treating Celiac DiseaseAny recommendations? Our lovely (read with a LARGE amount of sarcasm) has decided not to approve my son's referral to his ped GI at Children's. I am trying to talk hubby into using the POS option and paying OOP for the visit, but he's not going for that at the moment. So, our option now is Hopkins (our plan is affiliated with them). Dr. Carmelo Cuffari is the one that comes to our local provider's office. A quick web search shows that his main interest is IBD. DS needs to be seen again for worsening GERD and I would like him tested for Celiac with my recent dx (which our ped won't do without me being genetically positive and the insurance is fighting with my GI about the genetic test...banging head against wall here). So, I would prefer a doc who is interested in Celiac research, etc. I did find there is ONE person in the department at Hopkins. I am willing to drive to Baltimore (it's about a 1.5 hour drive each way). We are in the DC/NoVa area. Any suggestions for a ped GI in the area would be appreciated (we have seen Dr. Kerzner at Children's in the past and I LOVE him and his approach).
Very Frustrated With No Answers
mamamonkey replied to klv1's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & SymptomsActually, the biopsy could possibly still tell you something. But, it's an invasive test and there are risks with that, so you would have to weigh the risks/benefits. I had to have both endo and colonoscopy for other reasons. I had an endoscopy at 5 months mostly gluten free (mostly meaning a cheat every 3-4 weeks and not watching CC at all) and I had Marsh 1. That with my dietary response led the GI to dx celiac. My blood tests were negative b/c they weren't done until a month before the scope.
Two Doctors, Two Diagnoses
mamamonkey replied to Dnwestover's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac DiseaseMy endoscopy and biopsies after 5 months gluten-free showed increased interstitial leukocytes (I did eat gluten the week before the testing, but not a whole gluten challenge). With this and my positive dietary response (see my sig for why I went gluten-free to start), my GI dx'd celiac. I wish my PCP (not my current one) had let me go to GI Dec 2011 when my symptoms were at their peak. I think I would have had positive blood work and a positive biopsy then. But, it didn't work out that way so here I am.
Just Got Back From The Doctor
mamamonkey replied to brandyburl's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & SymptomsUm, I just was diagnosed this year and I'm 34. So, 33 is not too old. I didn't have any problems until after my pregnancy. So it may be that you just had a trigger in the past few years. Endoscopy is where they go down the esophagus and look at the stomach and duodenum (first part of small intestine). The biopsies they take from the SI will show if you have any damage. They will also be able to look at the ulcer if there is one in your stomach. My reflux and stomach pain resolved and I was able to go off Nexium when I went gluten-free. I am back on a PPI now after my scope b/c I did have esophagitis and active reflux during the scope. But I don't have the painful symptoms any longer. Good luck with your appt on Thursday. It might not be a bad idea to ask and see a GI doc as well. They can coordinate with your surgeon. Surgeons don't always know the best ways to fix problems that aren't necessarily surgical, kwim?
I wouldn't do it. Is getting another opinion an option?
Enterolab Gene Test
mamamonkey replied to mamamonkey's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & SymptomsEGD and biopsy were done at 5/6 months mostly gluten free (meaning the occasional cheat and not paying any attention to CC). Biopsy showed interstitial lymphocytic infiltration which was nonspecific, but could indicate partially treated celiac. This combined with my gluten-free diet response is what led the GI to dx celiac. So I guess so, sort of?? GI doc has an appt to do a peer to peer review for the insurance. I doubt they are going to reverse their decision. Discussing with DH whether or not to do the testing through Enterolab.
Enterolab Gene Test
mamamonkey replied to mamamonkey's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & SymptomsIt won't make any difference in my choices. I will still be gluten free for the rest of my life. I want to know b/c I have a child and no one in my family has ever been dx with celiac. I also want to know b/c then I can encourage them to be tested for celiac too (my GI thinks my mom should be tested since she has osteoporosis and had autoimmune hyperthyroidism). This is purely for informational purposes. Not to guide any treatment decisions.
Enterolab Gene Test
mamamonkey posted a topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & SymptomsHas anyone done the genetic testing through Enterolab? My insurance company and I are going round and round and round about the genetic testing that my GI doc ordered. The Enterolab price isn't bad, so I am considering going that route if I can't get anything done with the insurance.


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Taking phone calls at four in the morning isn't glamorous, but sometimes, it's necessary. As part of WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign on teen suicide prevention, Jeff Coltin talks to someone who's done just that.
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amazing, amazing day. i started the day by going to the trailers where pixel pancho + 2501 did their pieces a few weeks ago. i'd been wanting to hit those trailers since i started pasting 3 years ago. two years ago i stopped to find out who owns the trailers and met rosemary. she was curious about what i proposed but said she wasn't interested. i pass the trailers several times a month traveling between my home and flagstaff. when the italians saw them, they insisted i stop and inquire again about the possibility of putting art on them. much to my surprise rosemary said yes and pixel pancho + 2501 gave them some serious love.
there's 5 trailers at the site. 2501 told me that rosemary's brother told them not to put anything on the pink trailer. i returned today to get up a blue trailer and this was as far as i got before getting shut down; a circle.
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rosemary's brother, delvin, wasn't feeling it. somewhat dejected i headed over to cameron thinking i'd try getting up on an abandoned trailer that used to be an art gallery. it's been out of use for about 5 years or more and is seriously tagged. there were a couple vendors near the gallery selling pinons, fry bread and jewelry. three kids whose mom was selling nearby came over and hung out with me for 3 hours as i got a piece up. they were shonbray, her little sister andrea, who is the current miss hawkeye (primary school princess), and their little brother, linkin. (yeah, i got the spend the day pasting with a princess.)
while pasting i got to meet roy, the owner of the abandoned gallery. it was one of those times when someone rolls up and you're not sure whether they're going to shut you down (like delvin), or give you some love. roy was totally cool. he said he didn't mind me putting work up as long as it's positive.
the piece is called "álátsoh" or "thumb." thumbs are important on the rez. for a lot of people they're used for hitchhiking but it also means things are copacetic. roy, miss hawkeye, linkin, shonbray, their mom stephanie and the neighboring vendor, betty, were all copacetic, thumbs up people who rocked my day.
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Biomolecular engineers at the University of Sydney are creating cleaner, more costeffective PPC polymers that promise to transform the biodegradable polymer industry.
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A team led by Associate Professor Fariba Dehghani from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies has commenced a project to design a process for creating purified biodegradable, renewable and CO2 based polypropylene carbonate (PPC) polymers.
"The project's aim is to minimise reliance on fossil fuels and address the current problems with commercial production of sustainable bio plastics PPC starch not just in Australia but globally," states Professor Dehghani.
The team is developing large scale solvent free technologies that reduce the levels of heavy metal used in PPC.
The project has been funded by both the Australian Research Council and ASX listed Bioplastics company Cardia Bioplastics Limited (CNN) through its 100 percent owned subsidiary CO2Startch Pty Ltd that also has commercialisation rights to the PPC process that aims to reduce zinc levels in the PPC manufacturing process.
Cardia is the manufacturer of the world's first Co2 plus starch carrier bag utilising Cardia's patented PPC and starch blending technology. University of Sydney and Cardia are partnering to develop new applications with PPC, the first being a medical application. The outcomes of the project will have enormous significance for both our environment and human health states Professor Dehghani.
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Hawthorn Woods Country Club, owned by KemperSports Management is home to the area's newest Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course, an 18-hole architectural jewel designed to challenge and thrill players of all levels. Carved along Lake County's rolling countryside, Arnold Palmer has masterfully created a design that enhances the essence of the local terrain. This 7,100-yard championship golf course, which opened May, 2006, incorporates bent grass fairways and greens with enhanced wetlands, meandering streams and towering pine and elm trees. Golfers will experience many challenging and dramatic elevation changes throughout the course. The 7th green marks the highest point in Lake County. The Club and golf course are the focal point of a Toll Brothers master-planned community.
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WaverleyDoctor needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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If a 10-year-old child cannot recognize that it is for a medical practice, it is not good enough for us.
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DATE: Friday, June 25, 2010
LOCATION: Washington Marriott West End A
I. Welcome and Introductions
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III. Adoption of the Agenda
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Sierra Leone opposition calls for election result boycott
"The SLPP [Sierra Leone People's Party] directs our elected members of parliament, chairs, mayors and councillors of local councils to stay away from parliamentary and local council proceedings respectively until further notice," said a press release issued by the party leadership.
On November 17 Sierra Leone voted to return Ernest Bai Koroma of the ruling All People's Congress (APC) to a second term as president, with 58.7 % of the votes.
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It was the first Atlantic Sun Tournament game for the Lipscomb Bisons, but Coach Scott Sanderson sees Thursday night's 68-64 first round loss to Jacksonville as a beginning rather than an ending.
The Bisons qualified for the tournament in their first year of eligibility, defying preseason predictions from A-Sun coaches and the press that the Bisons would finish at the bottom of the conference. In the gut-wrenching aftermath of the loss, Sanderson was able to reel off several positives about the men's basketball program.
"To me, it is easy to find positives," Sanderson said. "From the beginning of the season people pretty much thought that we were on the outside looking in. That was our rallying cry with our kids."
The Bisons only lose two players next season _ seniors Matt Jarboe and Corey King.
"As I told them after the game there is no question with the amount of guys that we have coming back that we have turned the corner," Sanderson said. "We're excited with the direction where our program is going. It is easy for me to find a lot of positives in what we have done and what we are going to do."
Sanderson praised the character of the team late in the season.
`We got some big wins late in the season, and got some momentum," Sanderson said. "More than anything I think we learned how to win close games. We had Eddie Ard step up for us late in the season. In the last several games James Poindexter played big for us on both ends. People thought early on that we were one-dimensional team going through Brian Fisk."
A large contingency of Lipscomb fans and students made the short trip down the boulevard to BelmontUniversity 's Curb Center for the first night of the tournament. Sanderson was pleased with the turnout.
"I thought the crowd helped us," Sanderson said. "Our students and our administration have always been very supportive. We had a huge following."
The Bisons won their last four games of the season at home to qualify for the tournament as the No. 5 seed. Jacksonville was the No. 4 seed. Sanderson admitted his players had more than their share of jitters in the first half.
"It was the first tournament game for all of us in Division I," Sanderson. "I thought we did have jitters. I thought we were kind of wide-eyed. We didn't play with any energy defensively. Then in the second half in the first eight or nine minutes we defended like we have defended all year long. James Poindexter stepped up and hit some shots for us, but you have to do that for 40 minutes."
For Sanderson the game was truly a tale of two teams.
"How we played in the first half was not how we got in the tournament," Sanderson said. "The way we played in the second half was how we got in."
The Bisons fought back from a 13-point first half deficit at2:09 to trim Jacksonville's advantage to 34-26.
"You can't get yourself in a hole and get down 13 points," Sanderson said. "But to our guys credit we battled back."
In the second half the Bisons bounced back strong, taking a 35-34 lead on back-to-back free throws by Poindexter with17:52 left to play. The lead shifted back-and-forth throughout the second half with Jacksonville taking control of the game with 17 seconds left on a jump shot by Jesse Kimbrough.
"I thought we defended a lot better in the second half," Sanderson said. "We attacked the basket, and played well offensively. But you can't play only 20 minutes and expect to win a basketball game."
However, it was a 3-point shot by Haminn Quaintance with1:34 remaining that gave Jacksonville a 64-62 lead.
"That was a huge shot that Q hit," Sanderson said. "I will lay in bed thinking of him shooting shots like that. The shot clock is running down, and he steps back and shoots the three."
Poindexter finished with a game-high 24 points, 17 of them in the second half. He finished the season with an average of 20.3 ppg in his last three games. He hit 13-of-22 shot, a 59.1 percentage from 3-point range.
Ard scored 15 points, his sixth double-figures scoring effort in his last seven games. He averaged 13.6 ppg during that stretch.
Ard, Cameron Robinson and Fisk each had seven rebounds for the Bisons, who held a 40-32 advantage on the boards.
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