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BOSTON — Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers was ready to give his aging starters some rest. First, though, he needed to know that his bench could handle it.
The Boston backups proved themselves capable in the fourth quarter on Wednesday night, expanding a 20-point lead to 37 and helping the Celtics coast to a 114-83 victory over Washington for their most lopsided win of the season. Except for Shaquille O'Neal, who's battled injuries, all of the starters played a season-low in minutes.
"I know Rajon (Rondo) may have had 30, but other than that I could take those every night," Rivers said. "That would be terrific."
Paul Pierce had 23 points, Kevin Garnett scored 18 and Rondo had 12 points with 13 assists before sitting out the entire fourth quarter. O'Neal scored 13 points in 22 minutes.
With one of the oldest lineups in the league, Rivers has remained mindful of the minutes his starters play, restricting their playing time to keep them fresh for what they expect to be a long postseason. But he's waited 10 games before resorting to pitch counts.
"You've got to get yourself thrown back into the season," Rivers said. "But now it's time to get our minutes to where we want them."
Nick Young scored 20 points for the Wizards, who were without No. 1 overall draft pick John Wall and center Yi Jianlian. Both also missed Tuesday night's game, a 109-94 victory over Toronto.
"We didn't play them last night and we won," Wizards coach Flip Saunders said. "Not much to say."
The depleted roster helped Boston pull away early and rest their aging starters in its first game back after a four-city road trip.
"I told our guys, 'They reached right into our chest and just took away our will,'" Saunders said. "We just couldn't do anything. They passed and shot at will."
The Celtics have won three in a row and eight of their last nine.
"They're built for a championship; we're rebuilding," said Gilbert Arenas, who scored 20 on Tuesday and just nine on Wednesday. "These are the games when you're on the playground and you beat somebody up, and then the real bully comes and beats you up. We played great last night … and then the big fish came and whooped us up."
It was 89-69 at the end of three quarters, and the Celtics' bench led by as many as 37 in the fourth. Delonte West scored 12 points in his first game back from a 10-game suspension, Semih Erden scored nine and Glen "Big Baby" Davis had eight rebounds.
"It was fun for me to be able to sit back and watch these guys. I just found myself being a fan of the game, which I am anyway," said West, who was punished after pleading guilty to weapons charges. "You realize it's a championship-caliber team and I'm a part of it."
Boston trailed 12-9 before scoring 12 of the game's next 13 points, including three straight inside baskets from O'Neal. Washington cut it to three points in the second quarter against the Boston bench, but the Celtics' starters returned and scored 12 in a row, this time with Garnett putting in three baskets.
Garnett also hit a long 2-pointer in the closing seconds of the half to make it 60-44.
Notes: West was a free agent after spending last season with Cleveland, but the Celtics inherited the suspension when they signed him. … Wall, averaging 18.1 points and 9.8 assists, is sidelined with a sprained left foot, and the 7-foot Yi has a bruised right knee. … The Wizards had gone five straight games with at least 25 assists, but had only 12 on Wednesday.
Heat 123, Suns 96
MIAMI — Chris Bosh scored a season-high 35 points before sitting out the fourth quarter, LeBron James had 20 and the Miami Heat ran away from the Phoenix Suns 123-96 on Wednesday night.
Dwyane Wade added 17 points, six rebounds and six assists for Miami, which used two big runs — a 24-9 spurt to end the first half, followed by an 18-3 flurry that closed the third quarter — to snap the Suns' three-game winning streak. James also had nine assists and eight boards.
All five Phoenix starters scored in double figures, led by Steve Nash's 17. Nash only had two assists, matching his lowest total since Dec. 29, 2008, against Oklahoma City, a span of 141 games.
Grant Hill scored 15 and Channing Frye added 14 for the Suns.
Eddie House scored 15 for Miami, which outrebounded the Suns 42-32.
|Lakers 103, Pistons 90
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Kobe Bryant scored 33 points without playing in the fourth quarter, and the Lakers took advantage of Richard Hamilton's early ejection in the easy win.
Bryant scored 24 in the first half, helping the Lakers open a 14-point halftime lead, and the struggling Pistons allowed the first seven points of the third quarter to fall behind 66-45. Pau Gasol added 25 points and 12 rebounds for Los Angeles.
Rodney Stuckey scored 18 points for the Pistons.
|Hornets 99, Mavericks 97
NEW ORLEANS — David West scored 17 points and stole the ball from Dirk Nowitzki with 2 seconds left to preserve the win for New Orleans.
Dallas, trailing 98-97, was trying to set up for a potential game-winning shot when West stole the ball and made one of two free throws for the final margin.
Chris Paul had 20 points and 11 assists, and Emeka Okafor had 13 points and 10 rebounds as New Orleans avenged its first loss of the season Monday night in Dallas.
Nowitzki had 29 points and nine rebounds for the Mavs.
|Thunder 116, Rockets 99
OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant scored 24 points in only three quarters and Russell Westbrook had 21 points and 12 assists in Oklahoma City's most lopsided win this season.
Durant came in second in the league at 41½ minutes per game, but played just under 30 with Oklahoma City comfortably ahead.
Luis Scola had 26 points and Kevin Martin scored 19 for Houston, but both also stayed on the sidelines in the final period with the Rockets in the second leg of a back-to-back.
|Timberwolves 113, Clippers 111
MINNEAPOLIS — Michael Beasley scored 33 points and hit the winning jumper with 2.3 seconds to play to lift Minnesota.
Kevin Love added 24 points and 14 rebounds for the Timberwolves, who nearly blew another big lead in the fourth quarter but held on to hand Los Angeles its seventh straight loss.
Eric Gordon scored 30 points and Blake Griffin had 26 points and 17 boards for the Clippers (1-11), who haven't won since beating Oklahoma City on Nov. 3.
|Raptors 94, 76ers 86
PHILADELPHIA — Andrea Bargnani scored a season-high 30 points and Sonny Weems added a career-high 25 for Toronto in a matchup of two of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference.
Reggie Evans, who began the night fourth in the league in rebounding at 11.5 per game, pulled down 14 for the Raptors, who improved to 3-9 and snapped a two-game losing streak.
Elton Brand led the Sixers with 27 points, Jrue Holiday added 17, and rookie Evan Turner had his second double-double with 11 points and a career-best 12 rebounds.


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First new comics of the new year! I got to Blastoff Comics (my local comic shop and home to my pull list) later than I'd hoped this week, as I didn't have time yesterday to get my books hot off the presses, but I went there today, and I wanted to share what I was reading this week!
First, there are the regular titles that are already reserved on my pull:
Bitch Planet #6 (IMAGE) – written by Kelly Sue DeConnick, art by Taki Soma
I'm really looking forward to reading this. Not only is BP one of my favorite titles (and if you're not reading this amazing, feminist masterpiece, you should be!), but this issue tells us the backstory of Meiko Maki, an amazing character we said goodbye to in the last issue.
Toil and Trouble #5 (ARCHAIA) – written by Mairghread Scott, art by kelly & Nicole Matthews
I have to admit, I've fallen a couple of issues behind on Toil and Trouble. Nothing to do with the quality of the book (it's a unique, intriguing female-centric retelling of MacBeth! Come ON!), and everything to do with the fact that comics have become like TV shows to me now in that there are so many titles I'm interested in, it's difficult to keep up with them all. But the issues have been accumulating in my pull, so I'll be binge-reading the most recent two issues this week so that I can be ready for the final issue of this limited series next month.
This Damned Band #6 (DARK HORSE) – written by Paul Cornell, art by Tony Parker
Though Paul Cornell is one of my favorite writers in any medium, I have to say that this limited series has not been one of my favorites. I'm not really into the 1970s rock aesthetic to begin with, so that might be the problem right there. But that, along with this being a very testosterone-addled story, and the fact that the pacing was a bit wonky and it feels like this is trying to be a film rather than a comic (complete with documentary film motif), and the result hasn't been that successful. Still, this is the last issue, so I will finish the series regardless, and despite this not being a book I enjoyed all that much, I will never regret throwing money at Cornell's work. Here's hoping his next comic fits me better.
Paper Girls #$ (IMAGE) – written by Brian K. Vaughan, art by Cliff Chiang
BKV is another one of my favorite writers in any medium (really, his only misstep in my book so far was Ex Machina, which I wasn't crazy about), and Paper Girls is an amazing series so far. I can't wait to find out what the deal is with the robot/alien teenagers! Hell, these pre-teen girls are so interesting, I'd read a comic about them on their own without the sci-fi trappings. This is one I'm excited to read!
And lastly, something that wasn't on my pull. Whenever I pick up my reserved titles, I always give the shelves a quick glance to make sure I don't miss anything new that I might be interested in. This week, I needed to pick up…
A-Force (MARVEL) – written by G. Willow Wilson, art by Jorge Molina
I gotta say, while I was so happy to read A-Force during the Secret Wars event, because it put all its focus on some of Marvel's best female superheroes, I was a bit disappointed by the story. It was just so….boring. And because the cast of characters is so huge, I didn't really feel particularly attached to any one. I did, however, love Singularity, both for her sweetness, and for her beautiful powers and character design. She's pretty much what has me coming back to A-Force. She's on the cover, so despite it not looking like she was coming back at the end of last year's A-Force, it seems like she's back after all, and I want to see how she evolves, as well as whether or not A-Force is something I'm going to want to read in an ongoing way.
Well, that's what I'm reading this week! What I hope to do every week is tell you the new titles that I've picked up, as well as give short reviews on last week's titles, should you care what I think. 🙂
And now that that's out of the way – what are YOU reading this week? I'm all about recommendations, so if you think there's something I should be reading, make sure to let me know about it in the comments below!
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Adelaide United:2 (Marcos FLORES 5', Sergio VAN DIJK 16') North Queensland Fury: 0 Friday, 10 December 2010 Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide Referee: Mathew Gillett Crowd: 8,786 Yellow cards:AU - nil NQF - Panagiotis NIKAS 85'
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10/02/2007 7:01am, #101
Good fight Anthony and a good display of class as well. Congratulations for both counts. Rudy stepped into the ring as well. After all of the **** talk and delaying tactics, he finally showed up so this could happen. He also put up a fight. It's a lot better than you would ever get from JFS and Omar. I think that at least he can rise above the shame as someone who actually took the test instead of claiming victory over imaginary battles in the mean streets of China Town.(JFS, douchebag of the decade)
10/02/2007 7:14am, #102
This is so tragic. Rudy went from Bullshido Supervillian to Little Boy Trapped in a Well over the course of a few hours. Gang, just as a point of reference here, he "stood and traded" with a guy who had less than a year of MMA training, and "had the guts to step in and fight" after "not having the guts to step in and fight" like five other times. Months of frantic backpeddling, sleazy manuevering, and endless shittalking got us a man who freaked out and tapped at the THREAT of being hit by a knee. Pathetic.Captain's Log: Just a little update for all my TRUE and HONEST friends out there:
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10/02/2007 7:27am, #103Originally Posted by Boyd
1 - Ego stroking the defeated party increases the chances of more of these comical challenges occuring in future.
Actually that's the only reason I can think of but it's good enough for me.
10/02/2007 7:33am, #104
Im with Boyd on this one. after all his trash talking his performance was laughable. Anthony said if it had been a punching only match he would have lost, but Rudy can claim no morale victory from that because it wasn't, and if Kung-fu trains for the street and "real life fighting" then there is never going to be a time when rules limit or restrict the range of fighting.
Anthony, after 10 months of MMA is a better fighter than Rudy is after 25 years of Kung-fu. this is evidence, proof that Kung-fu's training methods and techniques just arn't practical.
Why should Rudy get props for stepping up? **** him. he mouthed off and ended up beaten. If he had shown some humility, not fucked around and just fought, and then lost, I might have a modicome of respect for him. Instead he got beat down by a better fighter after acting the big man and macking personal insults. End of.
If he trained sprawling especially for this match then that just goes to show how lacking in confidence he really was. Props for stepping up and actually fighitng? No. I think ill save my respect for the more honourable man, and the better fighter.
Rudy sucks.
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10/02/2007 7:42am, #105
Thanks for the entertainment guys. Internet drama at it's best and with a satisfying ending too, this time. Rudy isn't a can, but might just be considering all those years of training lost right about now.
I still give him props for showing up and getting it on after all the dodging and drama. Anyway, Antonillo FTW!Curiosity killed the cat. But damn it had a blast.
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Genuine question. I don't mean to try and stir **** up or anything, but why was the fight restarted when in first went to the ground, Rudy looked it a good position to put on some of his own g'n'p?
10/02/2007 7:43am, #107
Because he was holding onto the ropes, I think.
10/02/2007 7:51am, #108
I've tapped at the threat of getting my arm broken and knee destroyed. That's the beauty of practice and competition. You are then still able to train without all of the healing time required from the lost joints or severe injuries. It would have been stupid for Rudy not to tap. On the ground, he had no idea what to do.
If Anthony can show that much class after taking so much **** from Rudy, for such an excessive amount of time, then it wouldn't serve much purpose for me to be a dick about it.
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Frank (Francis) Asbury Crampton was the author of a fascinating book entitled, Deep Enough: A Working Stiff in the Western Mining Camps. After reading references to this book in "Photo Jeeping off Constellation Road" by Maria Langer, Wickenburg-Az.com. January 2009, with comments by Allan Hall, I obtained a copy, and learned about Crampton's adventures, especially in the Wickenburg area.
Figure 1. Cover of Deep Enough by Frank Crampton (1).
This book narrates Frank Crampton's many human interest adventures and gives first-hand insight into the mining industry, characters, and circumstances of mining ventures around Wickenburg and other areas. Many of these mine shafts, adits, tailings piles, and some buildings can be seen by a drive and a hike off Constellation Mine Road. He traveled by foot, rail, horseback or leading burros, and later by Model T Ford.
The expression "Deep Enough" used for the title probably originated in Cornwall (S.W. England) and came to the United States with Cornish miners. It first referred to a drill hole in which powder was placed for blasting. When the hole had reached the desired depth, it was "deep enough." Later, the term was broadened to include anything one did not like or wanted nothing to do with it, such as "I don't care" or "that's that" or "I've had it!" Crampton used the phrase continually throughout his book.
Frank Crampton began writing Deep Enough in 1952-1953. In Fall, 1951, Colonel Mike Blew, from the Army Corps of Engineers, listened to Frank's tales about his adventures in various areas of California, Arizona, and Nevada that they traveled through to inspect Sixth Army installations. Mike urged him to write about his life and experiences. Crampton sent several "dictabelt tapes" to his family in California recording his reminiscenses for the book.
Brief Biography and Time Line of Frank Crampton's Life, with Emphasis on His Adventures in the Wickenburg Area
Although Frank Crampton's narrative gives some biographical details, they were sketchy and incomplete. I turned to the expert help of my friend and neighbor, Mrs. Kathy S. Underwood, for finding genealogical information. Pat Ryland also contributed some facts. Allan Hall generously offered a photo, a map, plus technical help and advise. The following combines recollections from Crampton's narrative, and materials from other sources
Although he was rebellious as a child, Frank Crampton's adult personality has been described as being practical, tough in situations demanding tough decisions, intelligent. He was capable and self-taught in assaying, mineralogy, geology, surveying, and mining terminology such as dips, spurs, and angles. To his miner friends, he was loyal and honest.
He occasionally displayed a callousness towards animals. En route to Big Stick Mine, the mule skinners disciplined stubborn mules by hobbling them on the ground with their heads tied down near their legs, then beating them with chains until they screamed. At Big Stick, miners were paid two bits apiece for shooting over three hundred feral cats, leaving a few behind to control rodents. In Colorado, a captured semi-tame grizzly bear cub successfully won a staged fight with an English pit bull.
A 1917 Draft Registration Card describes 29-year-old Crampton as short, slender, with grey eyes and brown hair. By time of WWII, when he was 54 years old, the 1942 Registration Card says he had blue eyes, gray hair, light complexion, was 5'6″ tall, weighed 150 pounds, and had a scar on his right hand. Photos of him throughout Deep Enough show him with various machinery, animals. people, and places, corroborating this description. The front cover sketch of the book shows his general appearance.
February 29, 1888 (Leap Year.) Francis (Frank) Asbury Crampton was born in New York City in a Park Avenue Mansion, on the day of a great blizzard, to well-to-do, socially prominent parents. Jacob Miller Crampton and Susan Francis Lewis Crampton. His father was a prominent businessman. His mother attended Wells College. A photo in Deep Enough shows his mother surrounded by various famous people of the time, including President Grover Cleveland.
1890 – Brother Theodore M. Crampton was born. Ted was his partner in many ventures.
1896. Frank Crampton's father died when he was eight years old. Two years later, Crampton's mother secretly married Samuel D. Rockwell. By the time of the 1920 census, Crampton's mother was married to her third husband, a cousin named Chester C. Waring, a widower who had lived in her household when she was married to Samuel.
1900. Frank Crampton entered a military academy, and despite being disciplined for many pranks, graduated in Spring, 1904.
November, 1904. Crampton ,16 years old, was "busted" from an Ivy League College after one month of attendance. He ran away from home and followed Horace Greeley's famous axiom: "Go West Young Man." He took a train to Albany, New York, and further points west.
Frank Crampton met two "stiffs" at a Chicago depot on the way to Cripple Creek, via Denver. These men, John T. Harrington (John T.) and Michael Sullivan (Sully), became lifetime friends, mentioned often in his book. They taught him how to "ride the rods". He took a freight train to his first job in the Portland Mine in Cripple Creek, Colorado. There he started to learn hard rock mining. He joined, and supported, the International Workers of the World and The Western Federation of Miners. "Sully told me to join and I did. It was something I never regretted, and for years after I had left Cripple Creek, I paid my union dues regularly."
Crampton and friends moved on to Goldfield, Nevada. He worked in the Combination Mine and met many miners, including famous Shorty Harris and Walter Scott (Scotty) of Death Valley.
May, 1906. After experiencing the San Francisco Earthquake, Crampton returned to New York for an uneasy reunion with his family that lasted two months. He drifted west to Tonopah, Nevada and worked at the famous Belmont Mine. Later that year he returned to Goldfield, won a drilling championship, and bought a survey and assay office. After various adventures there, he came down with "black pneumonia". He spent two months in a hospital in Oakland, California.
January, 1907. He traveled to various areas of Northern California, helping Ernest Locke look for a quicksilver mine for investors. He entered more drilling contests. Then, he worked in a very dangerous mine at Utah Copper, experiencing the mine owners' attitudes that "men are cheaper than timber." This was reinforced in the most chilling event in his narrative. Twenty men, including Crampton, were trapped for ten days in a mine when timbers collapsed and caught them in a tunnel. They were mostly sitting in wet darkness with little food. One of the "bohunks" (miners from the Old Country) panicked and fell to his death. Other miners died in different parts of the mine. Crampton's mining friends came from all parts to assist in the rescue.
Figure 2. Map of Arizona Showing Sites of Frank Crampton's Adventures in Arizona.
1908. Crampton came to Chloride, Arizona, an historic mining area north of Kingman. He set up camp there and had some humorous times. One involved a dude (an Easterner) nicknamed "Sweet Caporal" and tricks played on him with a badger. In November Crampton closed the assay office in Goldfield and spent an interesting Christmas in Kingman at the Hotel Beale.
January 1909.N.W. of WICKENBURG. Big Stick Mine. Crampton returned to Chloride, then with friend Tom reopened Big Stick Mine, which had been closed for six years. It lies just north of the South Fork of the Santa Maria River. He formed a mining and metallurgical company called "Crampton & Crampton" . Ted, Crampton's younger brother, came from New York, to do assaying at Big Stick Mine. They found the skeleton of the Big Stick Mine prospector on a mine dump. His skull had been broken from back to front, hit from behind by a steel drill. He'd probably been murdered for money received from a shipment of his high grade silver ore. In cleaning up the trash below the mill ore bin, Crampton and his brother found four sealed five-gallon tins of zinc-gold preciptate that Ted processed into gold bars worth almost $15,000. Crampton called it "deep enough" on the Big Stick Mine in 1911 and shut it down.
Figure 3. Map showing sites described in Deep Enough off Constellation Mine Road. Map courtesy of Allan Hall.
Crampton's Wickenburg Area Adventures off Constellation Mine Road
February 1909. WICKENBURG. Copper Belt Mine.
This mine had been purchased by a P.W. O'Sullivan for New York investors and Crampton was to manage it. He didn't have time to go underground at first, when he arrived to inspect it, but thought the buildings were too large for a small mine. There were all the tools and equipment needed to start work. All he and his friend needed were food, supplies, and powder. It was considered one of the best looking prospects in the district, along with the Monte Cristo mine. But when Crampton examined the shafts and veins, it appeared that the mine was one where "promoters had mined the sucker-investors instead of ore." Eventually, dangerous old cases of blasting powder had to be removed and detonated near the town of Constellation. In October 1909, Crampton told the owners, headed by a man named Dilthey, that the mine was a "prospect" and that the mill was " an empty shell." After arguments about the mine, in which Dilthey argued that all that was necessary to make the mine pay dividends was "to take ore from the shaft and run it through the mill", Crampton had enough and resigned.
1909. WICKENBURG. Wren Mine.
The Wren Mine, S.E. of Constellation, was discovered when dangerous old blasting power removed from the Copper Belt Mine was detonated on an outcrop on claims presumed to be owned by Wren. Ah Yat, Wren's Chinese helper in Constellation, immediately ran to the hole, which opened a three foot vein of rich copper ore. He insisted on buying into the claims. Crampton had initially thought these claims, that Wren had wanted to sell, were worthless. The Wickenburg Miner later ran a story about the blast, headlined, "Old Powder Makes Good." Ezra Thayer, the owner of the Monte Cristo Mine, displayed not only ore from the Monte Cristo Mine, in two mine ore carts filled with high grade silver ore, at his Phoenix hardware store, but also an Irish buggy filled with Wren copper ore. The Wren mine was closed in 1911 after an ownership dispute between Wren and Dilthey. Crampton, his brother, and John T. took "every pound of ore we could mine, gutted the hole, caved in the mouth of the tunnel, and called it deep enough." Crampton returned 25 years later to find the tunnel mouth still caved in.
Late 1909. WICKENBURG. Monte Cristo Mine.
This silver mine, owned by Ezra Thayer, had its camp less than a mile away from the adjoining Copper Belt Mine. The Monte Cristo Mine was originally mined by Mexicans, who were driven off by prospectors after learning they weren't American citizens. The Mexicans had hidden the main source of ore. Crampton found the veins and tunnel for Thayer, who successfully mined high grade silver ore that was taken by wagon to Phoenix, on the old Constellation Mine Road. By 1915, after Frank Crampton had left the area, Thayer had 20-30 men putting in three shifts a day. They built a shaft that went down 1,500 feet, along with 3 miles of drifts. They found a 6-foot-wide gold vein, but Thayer blocked them out, believing that his money was safer underground than in a bank! He sold the mine in 1926. Today, ruins of this mine, which has been reopened many times, can be seen along Constellation Mine Road. Some believe there are still good deposits of gold and silver bearing ore there. A good history of the mine can be found on: www.4wheelingaz.net/montecristo. Also, see Maria Langer, "The Mines of Constellation Road," wickenburg-az.com. March, 2001. Later in his narrative, Crampton complains that as news of Thayer's strike at the Monte Cristo Mine spread, tenderfoots and promoters drifted in "to make themselves nuisances and to clutter up the landscape looking for high grade outcrops and veins."
Figure 4. Ruins of Monte Cristo Mine. Photo by Kathy Block.
1909- WICKENBURG. Constellation.
Frank Crampton spent some time in and around Constellation, which was a shipping and supply center for area miners and ranchers. Constellation's post office had opened on April 29, 1901. Most of the establishments in town were owned by Powhattan S. Wren. They included a two-story saloon, a gambling den, dance hall, store, and another saloon. There was stagecoach service. Crampton tells many anecdotes about people and events in Constellation. Wren, a colorful man who was five feet three inches tall, had converted part of a two-story stage station into a dance hall and "rest home" for "business" girls from Phoenix. He also had a store-post-office saloon. Ah Yat helped run Wren's businesses. Crampton notes that none of the nearby cowhands or goat ranchers would remain in Constellation any longer than necessary to pick up mail and buy supplies. There was animosity between the mining "stiffs", "rest home girls" and these ranchers. Miners believed that goats milling around holes they were working in would loosen rocks that fell on the miners. Also the cowhands and goat herders didn't socialize with the "rest home girls." At its peak, in the early 1920s, Constellation had a population of about 250 people. Mining in the area declined and the post office closed January 31, 1939. A comprehensive article on Constellation, by Neal duShane, includes many historic photos and can be found on: www.apcrp.org.ghost towns.constellation.
Figure 5. Site of Constellation. Photo courtesy of Allan Hall.
1909. WICKENBURG. Cavanass Goat Ranch.
This goat ranch was slightly southeast of Constellation. Frank Crampton's most humorous anecdotes center around this goat ranch and its inhabitants. He and his friend John T. began visiting various goat ranches, between work at the Monte Cristo Mine and prospecting. One ranch owner, in particular, had two attractive, unmarried daughters. Then, when John T. was guarding a load of high grade silver ore being taken to Phoenix, a goat herder named Bill Durfee came to camp at Copper Belt. He'd been bitten by a rattlesnake. Frank and his brother Ted poured raw whiskey into Bill, and Ted rode into Constellation for more. They took Bill back to the goat ranch. When Frank returned to the ranch the next day, he learned Bill had " taken a bad turn" and was being transported to Wickenburg in a buckboard and wagon. About to leave, Frank heard "moans coming from the ranchhouse." Alone, uncertain, and inexperienced, Frank ended up delivering a baby girl to Bill's wife Dorris. After some harrowing moments, the baby and mother were alive and okay. He commented, "Nothing I had studied in mining or anything that I had ever heard about prepared me for what came next, nor did I know that the birth of a baby was not the end. Somehow the thing was managed with Dorris holding her baby and looking as if she were a Madonna while I sweated and hoped she would live."
Later Life
October 1909. Frank Crampton returned to New York to meet with the company that owned Copper Belt Mine. After resigning from his position as manager, he went to Boston. There he met a politician named Herman Horman who engaged Crampton and his brother Ted to look for a family missing since 1878 about 30 miles north of Ely, Nevada, near Cherry Creek.They traveled in a new Ford over rough tracks. Using old letters from the Joshua Ward family, Frank and Ted eventually located their cabin. They found the skeletal remains of Joshua Ward and his wife and two daughters inside the cabin. They had been killed by Indians some thirty years before. A wagon load of rich silver ore was in front. The source of the silver ore had not been found, and legends of "The Lost Joshua Ward Mine" abound. While stranded in Cherry Creek by a blizzard upon return from the cabin, they set up a brothel to entertain miners there! In 1910 Crampton returned to the area to unsuccessfully look for the lost mine.
1911-1914. Crampton worked for the Colorado Geological Survey, researching clays, and building furnaces to process clay. At a mine near Telluride, Crampton "ran into trouble and was so badly injured that I had to give up and let the doctors take me over. It had almost been undertakers, who were cheated by a split of a split-second." He got caught in a cuff of his overalls by a set-screw on a shaft collar. Before it could be stopped, "the only clothing I had left on were shoes and a few ribbons." His hands were badly cut, "with little flesh on the palms of my hands to hold on with." This was one of the worst injuries Crampton suffered in his long mining career, except for his harrowing experience in the Utah mine cave-in. Later, in Colorado, he became involved in a bloody coal miner's strike near Walsenburg and Trinidad, Colorado, that became known as the "Ludlow Massacre", where strikers were fighting militia and the National Guard. One effect of the strike was that Crampton & Crampton's business slacked off, because small mine owners slowed down activity in fear of further strikes.
1918. World War I. Frank Crampton enlisted in the Army from Santa Monica, California. He listed a wife as a dependent. His occupation was given as "President and Manager of Mining Company, operates for self." He spent the war years designing gas masks.
After World War I, Crampton had various adventures in California. In 1919 he found the bodies of an eccentric named John Lamoigne and Shorty Harris near Furnace Creek, Death Valley. In November, 1919, he rescued author Zane Grey from a fall through an alkali crust in a dry pond in the Amargosa Desert near Furnace Creek.
In the mid-1920s, Frank Crampton made at least three trips from Japan to San Francisco, as shown on California Passenger and Crew Lists for the Korea Maru. Between mining ventures, he served as an advisor to both Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-Shek before World War II.
New Year's Day, 1934. The Glendale-Montrose flood completely destroyed Crampton's home, in the L.A. area. After a two- month effort, three photographers were able to recover prints and negatives to use in his book.
In October 1942, Crampton enlisted in the Air Force from Nevada City, California, apparently working with the U.S. Engineer Department in Panama. After the war, he was a water resource engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation in California. In 1952-53, he was in Korea as a mining advisor to Syngman Rhee. He served as a consultant to the California legislature and was endeavoring to find the time and capital to reopen a mine near Wickenburg. In 1958, he was 70 years old, but proudly was able, by himself, to drill a 22″ hole in solid rock using a 4 pound single jack hammer!
August 24, 1961. Francis (Frank) Asbury Crampton died. He is buried in Golden Gate National Cemetery at San Bruno, San Mateo County, California. He was survived by his wife Esther and two daughters, Jacqueline and Edith. Many of his papers, and a handwritten draft of Deep Enough, are in the archives at the University of Wyoming, donated by Esther Crampton.
Directions to Mines Mentioned Above
Here are the directions to mines described by Frank Crampton in Deep Enough off Constellation Mine Road in Wickenburg.
Take El Recreo Road north from Highway 60 two blocks east of the Hassayampa River Bridge. This road becomes Constellation Mine Road. (Turn is to east of McDonald's).
After the paved road passes the Rodeo Grounds on the right, it becomes dirt at the Yavapai County Line. Drive 11.6 miles and Monte Cristo Mine ruins will be on your right.
Continue on Constellation Mine Road approximately one mile.. Cross Slim Jim Creek (road goes over a large culvert) and park. Walk up Slim Jim Creek to your right. About 250 yards up from the road, on your left (east) is the site of Copper Belt Mine. Continue for about 1.2 miles and you will reach the site of Constellation. Nothing much is left, except some broken glass and level areas.
The other sites may be reached by jeep roads, see map, Figure 2.
Big Stick Mine is about 40 miles NW of Wickenburg, off Highway 93, and is not included in the Wickenburg area map.
(1) University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Oklahoma, New Edition copyright 1982, University of Oklahoma Press. First paperback printing, 1993. Library of Congress Catalog Card No.81-43639, ISBN: 0-8061-2529-2. The original hardcover edition was published by Sage Books, Denver, Copyright 1956 by Esther L. Crampton.
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2) During USC's 30-game home winning streak -- a Pac-10 record -- how many times did the Trojans beat Oregon?
3) Which is the only Pac-10 team USC didn't beat from 2003 to 2004?
If you guessed, zero, zero and the Zeros -- as in "O"regon -- then your favorite bartender owes you a beer.
As we consider what remains of the Pac-10 schedule, with this weekend's slate topped by Oregon's visit to USC, here's another question: After watching Washington lose at USC and Oregon, which opponent looked like the better team?
The Zeros, eh?
Final question: Just how good is USC?
Answer: We'll know by Dec. 2, when the Trojans complete a brutal four-game run that includes Oregon, California, Notre Dame and UCLA.
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The Trojans started fast with victories over Arkansas and Nebraska. They seemed like a talented young team already playing well that should improve each week. But they haven't, and that caught even the relentlessly optimistic Carroll off-guard.
"That fall-off after a good start surprised me," said Carroll, whose main pet peeve has been a struggle to force turnovers (they've gained 13 vs. 38 a year ago).
That fall-off should boost Oregon's confidence. Moreover, the Ducks, due to a schedule quirk, have been mostly spared the pounding USC delivered to the rest of the conference the past few years. They didn't play each other in 2003 or 2004, when the Trojans won consecutive national titles, and no Oregon player has suited up in the Coliseum.
The Ducks throttled Washington last Saturday, holding the Huskies to just 138 total yards and 13 yards rushing. They piled up 316 yards on the ground. Less impressive: Quarterback Dennis Dixon tossed a pair of interceptions and finished with just 109 yards passing.
It seems unlikely that Oregon can beat USC just by handing the ball to tailback Jonathan Stewart. The Trojans are far more vulnerable to the pass than the run, so the issue will be whether Dixon's confidence throwing the ball is waning -- and the Trojans' ability to force turnovers is growing.
"I think our passing game is fine," Ducks coach Mike Bellotti said. "I think Dennis has done a great job."
If USC manages to slip Oregon, then that sets up the Trojans' semiannual Pac-10 game of the year with California. The Bears will be eyeballing a chance to earn their first Rose Bowl berth since 1958.
And if the Trojans, despite dire predictions of their demise, manage to win out? Don't be shocked if they wiggle their way into the national title game, though a Louisville loss to Rutgers tonight might be necessary for that to happen.
"As we go down the final stretch, there is no way of knowing how it's going to turn out," Carroll said.
MOORE MOORE: If someone said a month ago that Oregon State's top two tailbacks would be hurting, therefore putting the onus on quarterback Matt Moore and a questionable defense, most Beavers fans would have slapped their foreheads in despair.
That's been the scenario of late, and the Beavers, surprisingly, have thrived. Moore's passing and game management and the defense have improved dramatically since early season struggles.
That trend may need to continue if the Beavers are to win their fifth in a row, at UCLA. Running backs Yvenson Bernard and Clinton Polk are nursing ankle injuries. Bernard should be available, though not at full speed, while Polk is questionable.
QB CONTROVERSY BRUIN? UCLA may be on the brink of a late-season quarterback controversy.
Injured starter Ben Olson practiced for the first time Tuesday since suffering a knee injury Oct. 7 against Arizona.
He was rusty and sore and won't start Saturday against Oregon State -- he could be listed as the backup -- but he told reporters after practice he expects to regain his starting job over Patrick Cowan, who has been solid since taking over.
Coach Karl Dorrell is taking a wait-and-see approach, refusing to commit to a starter until after the Oregon State game. The preseason competition between the two was closer than many expected, and Cowan's numbers after four starts meet or exceed Olson's during the first five games.
Dorrell clearly has developed a sense of urgency during a four-game losing streak, the Bruins' longest since 2003. Saying that he was "just trying to give us a little boost," he has become far more involved in the play calling during recent games, which previously was the almost exclusive domain of offensive coordinator Jim Svoboda. The results were good against Cal, with the Bruins producing a season-high 516 total yards.
Fans are grumbling again, despite Dorrell leading UCLA to 10 wins a year ago. An impatient fan established an online petition imploring athletic director Dan Guerrero to fire Dorrell. Things will only get hotter if the Bruins finish with a losing record.
WALTING THE PLANK? Stanford isn't known for a win-first mentality or a maniacal fan base that clamors for a struggling coach's head on a platter. But, considering Stanford is 0-9 after going 5-6 a year ago, it's reasonable to inquire about Walt Harris' job security, particularly when there's a new athletic director who didn't hire him.
The San Francisco Chronicle did just that last week, and AD Bob Bowlsby refused to provide an evaluation -- positive or negative -- which means he's keeping his options open. Harris, in the second year of a five-year contract, told The Chronicle he expects to return, but said he "can't answer those questions" when the issue was raised during a conference call Tuesday.
Harris figures to survive. It's worth noting that Bowlsby was at Iowa when Kirk Ferentz started 4-18 but didn't lose the confidence of his bosses and has since rebuilt the Hawkeyes.
QUICKLY: Arizona coach Mike Stoops hasn't seen his team score a touchdown against California. The teams' past two meetings were shutout defeats for the Wildcats and they've lost the past three against the Bears by a combined score of 108-14. ... Arizona State's offense has been crushed by injuries, particularly at receiver, so it doesn't help that Jamaal Lewis late last week was suspended so he can take care of undisclosed personal issues. ... California is a win at Arizona away from recording its ninth consecutive victory, which the Bears haven't done in a season since starting 9-0 in 1950. ... Oregon defensive end Darius Sanders recorded his sixth sack of the season against Washington, which is more than the touted Devan Long (five) or Haloti Ngata (three) had last season. ... Oregon State's 44-10 victory over Arizona State gave the Beavers their largest margin of victory in the teams' series, which began in 1961. It also was the Beavers' fourth consecutive win; they hadn't won four games in a row since 2000, when they finished 11-1 under Dennis Erickson. ... Stanford is on track to become the Pac-10's first winless team since Oregon State went 0-11 in 1980. A loss in Husky Stadium would be the Cardinal's 12th in a row, a dubious school record. They have been outscored 215-30 in six conference games. ... UCLA defensive ends Justin Hickman and Bruce Davis rank 1-2 in the Pac-10 in tackles for a loss. Hickman has 16 1/2 and Davis 14. ... USC defensive tackle Travis Tofi and fullback Ryan Powdrell, both seniors, were considering applying for a sixth year of eligibility, but the Los Angeles Daily News reported both were told by the school they don't meet the criteria to be eligible.


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Chapter 2. Cultural Theory: Human Beings and the Phenomenon of
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Chapter 4. Cultural Manipulation: A Do-It-Yourself Guide
Chapter 5. Vegetable Ferments
Chapter 6. Bean Ferments
Chapter 7. Dairy Ferments (and Vegan Alternatives)
Chapter 8. Breads (and Pancakes)
Chapter 9. Fermented-Grain Porridges and Beverages
Chapter 10. Wines (Including Mead, Cider, and Ginger Beer)
Chapter 11. Beers
Chapter 12. Vinegars
Chapter 13. Cultural Reincarnation: Fermentation in the Cycles of Life,
Soil Fertility, and Social Change.
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Raw Milk Revolution by David E. Gumpert
Foreword by Joel Salatin
The Raw Milk Revolution takes readers behind the scenes of the
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of Destruction: The Hidden Agenda of Genetic Manipulation
By F. William Engdahl
A tiny corporate elite is out to get complete control over the world by
patenting the very basis of our survival: our food. Engdahl takes you
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America's Food Traditions
Saving and Savoring the Continent's Most Endangered Foods
Edited by Gary Nabhan
Foreword by Deborah Madison
Renewing America's Food Traditions is a beautifully illustrated dramatic
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Vitamin D Solution: A 3-Step Strategy to Cure Our Most Common
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Hardcover; 336 pages
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Malta has selected their act for the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest! Claudia Faniello will fly to Kyiv this coming May and will represent the Mediterranean island with the song "Breathlessly".
The Maltese national final for the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest, MESC, took place at the Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre in Ta'Qali. Hosted by Daniel Azzopardi and Charlene Mercieca, the show saw a total of 16 acts performing in MESC 2017 for the right to represent their nation at Eurovision 2017 in Kyiv this coming May.
The winner of the Maltese national final was chosen solely through televoting,and achieved the maximum possible. Faniello, 28, beat 15 other performers to take home the title of this year's Malta Eurovision Song Contest winner. The song was composed by Philip Vella and Sean Vella and written by Gerard James Borg. Claudia obtained 4,996 points, and was followed in second place by Janice Mangion on 4,544 points with her song "Kewkba", while Kevin Borg finished in third place with his song "Follow" on 2,502.
Claudia likely benefitted from closing the show. In a draw held in Valletta earlier this year, the opening act and the final act were drawn at random, while producers filled in the remaining spots to their heart's content. After all these years of trying, it seems luck was finally on Claudia's side.
There's a timeless quality to "Breathlessly". A ballad that straddles many decades whilst committing to the merits of mellow rock. Claudia Faniello's voice is expressing confidence, and her delivery of the lyrics is hauntingly captivating.
She feels than "Breathlessly" captures so many special emotions in just one song. She said that, "If it manages to touch people the way it has touched me, then I will be happy. After all, the most beautiful things in this world need to be felt with the heart. "I had a break after four years because I wanted to focus on my career and because I wanted to be back with the right song... and I really believed in "Breathlessly," she told a news conference after the win. The winning singer's brother Fabrizio had also represented Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2001.
Claudia's career is one big rollercoaster of so many beautiful and different emotions. It kicked off with Malta Song for Europe back in 2006, and throughout opened so many doors for her which led to some really exciting opportunities. She grabbed every opportunity that came along – both personal and professional ones.
In between she has been blessed to experience several musical journeys which have given her the opportunity to work with so many talented people and she also wrote her own music which includes several singles and one album later. Claudia looks back with satisfaction at all the colour music has painted her life with.
Claudia has big shoes to fill after Ira took the island back to the grand final in Stockholm last year. She placed third in the semi-final, and 12th in the grand final, giving the island its best result since 2013 when Gianluca made the top 10.
Malta is drawn in the first half of the second semi-final this year on 11 May and will need to win one of ten qualifying spots to make the grand final on May 13.


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Meetup #38 - Holiday Social 2012
Nice way to finish the year. Thanks to everyone who came out to the Water Street Cooker on December 11. Smaller crowd, but great conversation on the future of Silicon Halton, initiatives we're all up to, and how we're going to grow our businesses. Have a happy holiday everyone!
Hey everyone, join us on Tuesday, December 11 - 7:00 pm - at the Water Street Cooker in Burlingon as we celebrate the end of a great year for Silicon Halton. We've had 80 events this past year including meetups, peer2peer groups, workshops, and partner events - so it's time to celebrate.
For this meetup we thought we'd reflect on how the year went (good, bad and ugly) for Silicon Halton and look towards to 2013 and beyond. Nothing too serious though.... this is more of a social get together first to enjoy each other's company, combined with a little reflection and casual brainstorming.
Look forward to everyone joining us, and wishing you and your family a very happy holiday season!
Chris Herbert | Rick Stomphorst | Reema Duggal | Leyden Fonte | Raj Phalpher


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Originally Posted by mancillaj3 show that 2^45=57 mod 91 What have you tried so far? If it's the size of the numbers that is putting you off, notice that . So start by finding 2^45 mod 7 (same problem, but easier arithmetic). Then find 2^45 mod 13.
Since , you should find that , and similarly . Conversely (by the Chinese remainder theorem) if and , then .