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Fall Festival
Join us as we celebrate Sukkot and the Fall harvest at the Mandel JCC New England-style with bobbing for apples, field games, hayrides, horseback riding, stories in the Sukkah, and much more.
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Fiddler on the Roof presented by Maltz Jupiter Theatre Mandel JCC Night
Join your Mandel JCC family at this special performance followed by a meet and greet with the cast in the lobby for a dessert reception as one of the JCC members tell the story of Hanukkah. Please call Shannon Murphy in the box office at (561) 972-6117 to reserve your seats in the Mandel JCC sections by November 15.
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Nine Deaths on Kentucky Roadways Last Week (03/08 - 03/14)
Date of News Release: 03/15/10
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that nine people died in eight separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, March 8 through Sunday, March 14, 2010.
All of the crashes involved motor vehicles and seven of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Boone, Fayette, Hardin, Jefferson, Lincoln, McCracken and Whitley counties.
One double-fatality crash occurred in Clay County and alcohol involvement is suspected as a contributing factor. The crash occurred when 1995 GMC, pick-up, operated by Ronnie G. Hacker, 33, of McKee, was traveling southbound on KY 11 when it crossed the centerline into the path of a 2006, Toyota, Camry, operated by Elizabeth M. Denman, 31, of Big Creek. The two vehicles hit head-on. Hacker, Denman and a passenger in the Hacker vehicle were ejected from the vehicles. Hacker and Denman both received fatal injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene by the Clay County Coroner's Office. Bill R. Henson, 30, of Manchester, a passenger in the Hacker vehicle was flown from the scene to the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington for treatment of his injuries.
Through March 14, preliminary statistics* indicate that 114 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2010. This is 31 less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2009. There were 100 motor vehicle fatalities and 57 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Thirteen of those crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. Twelve fatal crashes involved a pedestrian and 1 involved a scooter. One crash involved an ATV and the victim was not wearing a helmet. A total of 25 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
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News and thoughts on the impending release of The Walking Dead's final episode, Halo 4 chalking up big sales numbers, Sony permanently banning PS3 hackers, Ubisoft complaining that the Wii U is too expensive and more!
Hey everyone, welcome to the latest installment of Around The Gaming World. If this is your first time checking in I try to cover some of the major stories for each console in addition to news, which in my opinion, is the news of the week.
Harry Csonka • 7 days ago
I'm not getting the Mass Effect DLC. I quite enjoyed the game, but never touched the MP and haven't bothered with any of the DLC. I dunno, when it was over, it just felt over. Leave the memories alone.
The Wii U data transfer thing is because the old wii used the friend codes, so it isn't associated with the Nintendo ID Wii U is using. From what I've gathered basically you download a small app to your SD card from the wii U shop, and it takes your Nintendo ID, and when you plug it into your original wii, it associates that system with the ID. I'm guessing that's so they don't have to put out a new firmware update on the wii. All in all it seems reasonable, it should only take a couple minutes at most. And honestly I'd rather do that than buy a special cord that I'm going to use one time and then stick in a drawer, find it 5 years later and go "what the hell is this thing for?"
First off, I found the ME3 multiplayer to be fun. That's probably because its cooperative in nature. At first I was thinking of not getting this DLC, but I really want to see the story of Omega. I can't help it, I will be buying this.
And good point on the data transfer for Wii U. I had forgotten all about the Xbox data transfer cables!
Cactus • 7 days ago
Definitely getting the Omega DLC. The first thing I thought of after starting my second play-through was "Why wasn't there more to do with Aria?" I mean they bothered to make a four issue miniseries about Omega being invaded, it was disappointing to see the retaking of it not be in the main game, and Carrie Anne Moss relegated to talking to you on a couch. I'm happy this event as showing up as a DLC, and that the Adjutants make their debut, but it's kind of sad that you won't get any fun dialogue between Aria, Nyreen, and the rest of your companions. Aria/Liara and Aria/EDI would have been really interesting, and Nyreen/Garrus would have obviously been VERY interesting.
Aria talking with Edi would have been great to see. And very interesting I'm sure.
Thanks for your feedback, and keep the comments coming!
Big Sales for Halo 4
- Microsoft and 343 Industries were eager to report day-one sales of Halo 4 this week, and with good reason: the latest Halo game reportedly eclipsed the biggest movie launches in U.S. history (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 and The Avengers), shattering records with $220 million in its first 24 hours.
We should expect no less from Halo at this point, even if original developers Bungie have moved on to more secretive projects. And Halo 4 is admittedly Microsoft's most expensive game ever—why wouldn't it pay out the most?
Besides, you can bet a huge chunk of that money went into marketing. Did you see David Fincher's Halo 4 TV spot? Wowza.
Microsoft also reported that Halo 4 is set to reach $300 million in total first week sales, and that lifetime sales for the Halo franchise now total more than $3.38 billion. And Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn, the live-action mini series, has earned more than 46 million viewed worldwide.
First of all good for 343 Industries. I've played through Halo 4 and thought it was a fun game. They took the graphics made them look better, added new enemies, and arguably a more engrossing story. Halo 4 was a step forward. Both Microsoft and 343 Industries needed Halo 4 to be a success and it seems to have been so far. Massive sales and mostly favorable reviews... its all good news.
The success of Halo 4 means that the next Halo trilogy will go on. If Halo 4 had flopped this might have been the last we had seen of the Master Chief and Cortana. Luckily, for Halo fanboys like myself, the series will continue.
Mega Man, Not Dead Yet
- Fans have lately been worried Capcom wouldn't be revisiting the Mega Man franchise. Thankfully, during a recent interview, Capcom laid those fears to rest, stating Mega Man is returning to our gaming machines.
Speaking with Nintendo Power, Capcom USA senior VP Christian Svensson revealed that we'll actually be seeing quite a bit of Mega Man in the future, not only on handhelds, but also on our major consoles.
"I can say with certainty that you've not seen the last of the Blue Bomber on consoles and handhelds, and, with luck, we'll be celebrating his 50th anniversary, including all of the games you're going to enjoy over the next 25 years," said Svensson. "That said, an issue we've had in the past has been talking about games and announcing them before we're certain they're going to come out, which unfortunately has lead to profound disappointment for many fans. So for now, I'm going to have to stay mum about any details."
The Blue Bomber turns 25 this year, with festivities kicking off in the US sometime in December. However, Capcom USA and Capcom Japan will be holding separate celebrations in honor of the beloved character's birthday.
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The Mega Man games are nostalgia games for me. Growing up I loved to play the Mega Man games on my NES and SNES. After that I had stopped playing. I'm told, by many, that my quitting was a good thing as some of the recent game releases featuring Mega Man just haven't been that good. I think if a new Mega Man game was released I would check it out, if only for nostalgia sake. I wasn't very good at them in the past, maybe I've improved with age!
Sony Permabans PS3 Hackers
- Last month, we learned that some hackers had managed to spread a major exploit in Sony's PlayStation 3—and today we find out that Sony's going after naughty gamers pretty hard. A post on Polygon today reports that PS3 hackers are being permanently banned from the PlayStation Network for their console-modding misdeeds:
"Violation of the System Software License Agreement for the PlayStation 3 system invalidates the consumer's right to access that system. Consumers running unauthorized or pirated software may have their access to the PlayStation Network and access to Sony Entertainment Network services through PlayStation 3 system terminated permanently. […] To avoid permanent termination, consumers must immediately cease using and delete all unauthorized or pirated software from their PlayStation 3 systems."
You mess with the bull, you get the horns, right? It seems like Sony's doing just about the only thing they can when it comes to console modding and things like that. Of course, if you've modded your console and you go online, you have to know this is a possibility, right?
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First of all, good on Sony. If people are spreading major exploits Sony should take the steps to protect gamers on the Playstation Network. I'm sure people are going to bitch and moan, but this is nothing new. Microsoft has long banned console hackers from using Xbox Live and there's no reason that Sony can't too. You agree to the Terms of Service associated with PSN when you sign in and hacked consoles violate the TOS. Its that simple folks. Kudos to Sony.
Wii U Too Expensive?
- The Wii U may be too expensive. That's according to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, who told Games Industry International that he is not pleased with the pricing Nintendo decided on for its first high-definition console and hopes for a price drop.
"I always prefer lower pricing, so I can't say I'm happy," Guillemot said. "I'm never happy when the machines are expensive. What we have to do there is remember that compared to an iPad, it's cheap. With what it brings [to the gaming table] it's cheap. But I hope they'll be able to drop their price in time."
The Wii U is due out in North America on and scaling to $350 for the 32GB deluxe version that includes a copy of Nintendo Land.
The first high-definition system from Nintendo will launch with 23 titles, including Call of Duty: Black Ops II and Assassin's Creed III.
Really? I mean honestly? I take shots at the Wii U from time to time but this complaint is dumb. Look back when the Xbox 360 and PS3 launched originally and their launch prices were much higher that the Wii U's launch price. The Wii U can be more expensive than current-gen Xbox and PS3 models but keep in mind this is the next-gen Wii U it would make sense the price be higher. Nintendo is the first to launch a next-gen console and the price being as low is it is now surprises me. This is a non-story but it made me chuckle so I wanted to share.
Wii U Storage Limits
- The Wii U will not support play of Wii Virtual Console or Wii Ware games on the GamePad tablet controller's screen, Nintendo has revealed, while storage shortages in the Basic 8GB model may make installing games a headache. After formatting, the cheapest Wii U will have 7.2GB of its 8GB capacity (or 29GB for the 32GB model) but the console requires 4.2GB itself, Nintendo confirmed in a new Japanese-language Direct video; that means, with New Super Mario Bros. U and Nintendo Land weighing in at roughly 2GB and 3.2GB respectively, gamers won't be able to fit both onto the basic Wii U set at the same time.
In fact, according to a translation of the key points at NeoGaf, there are a few storage considerations to bear in mind. Data can be stored on a USB hard-drive up to 2TB in capacity – though not a flash drive, which Nintendo says is a stability limitation – but it must be formatted to suit the Wii U and then cannot be used with a PC. Files can be shuffled between the Wii U's internal storage and an external drive via an option in the Data Management menu.
Only one external drive can be plugged in, at least at launch, though Nintendo says it is working on an update to change that. SD cards, meanwhile, can be used to store PC, Wii Virtual Console, Wii Ware, and Wii save data, but not Wii U game save data. USB drives will not be hot-swappable, either.
As for GamePad limitations, according to Nintendo the Wii mode will only support the TV as display, not the tablet controller's own 7-inch screen. However, a new Wii U Virtual Console game is in the pipeline, that will support the feature.
Nintendo also detailed some system tidbits, including the ability to lock down internet browsing, e-Shop purchases, Miiverse functionality, friend registrations, videos, data management, and other settings, based on age, preventing children from accessing content their parents would rather they didn't. There'll also be individual dictionaries for user-added words for each gamer.
This story intrigued me at first. Firstly I didn't realize that the Wii U required 4.2 GB of system storage. That really makes for some limitations on the basic model of the Wii U. Over half of the system storage capacity cannot be utilized. Even my launch day Xbox provided more storage. This is another reason to get the 32 GB model for the additional $50.
But, to be fair there is an option to plug an external HD into the Wii U, this HD can have a capacity of up to 2 TB. The tradeoff is that this drive has to be formatted specifically for the Wii U and can only be used on the console unless you wipe the disk. Bear in mind the additional storage will not work with a flash drive, which is what I used to expand the capacity on my Xbox. My suggestion is that if you are getting a Wii U go for the 32 GB version. In the long run it will payoff.
Coming Soon: The Walking Dead Episode 5
- Walkers, roamers, geeks, lame-brains--whatever you call them, they're coming back next week for the season finale of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead. The roving hordes will take PlayStation Network NA first on November 20, before infecting PSN EU, Xbox Live Marketplace, PC, Mac, and iOS the next day, Telltale announced today on its Facebook page
Episode 5: No Time Left will be the end of the road for this season, but it won't be the end of Telltale's involvement in the fictional setting. The developer told Polygon in July that "this will not be the last Walking Dead series we do."
The episodic series is based on the graphic novels rather than the AMC television show which entered its third season in October. Activision announced in July a first-person shooter based on the show planned for next year.
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First off let me say that I think Telltale Games has done a phenomenal job on The Walking Dead games. They have told an incredibly compelling story. I am not ashamed to admit there was a part of episode 3 that did make me tear up. I'm sure if you've played you know what I'm talking about here. There was a decision that just broke my heart. These games are emotionally powerful.
I was surprised to see that PSN was getting the game first, granted its by only a day. I can't wait to see how it all ends... I have a feeling that the end will make me tear up some too. Of course I wouldn't expect anything less from this series. If you haven't played the series yet check it out. Steam had the season pass on sale recently and I'm sure it will go back on sale soon.
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FOX Chicago's Patrick Elwood spoke with former White Sox left fielder Carlos May, at the fan-favorite bar Cork & Kerry in Bridgeport.
May, 63, now lives in the south suburbs, said he thinks this year's team is going to do just fine. He's a big fan of new manager Robin Ventura and said he is a "class guy." May hopes Ventura can do something great with the new team, saying that there's a good nucleus.
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Nine-year-old Beazly had the opportunity to appear in "A Christmas Carol" with Robin Ventura through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
"It was magical," Beazly said. "I wasn't nervous, but he was!"
Beazly is also a huge Chicago White Sox fan, and will watch the home opener from a suite at The Cell. She said she'll even get to ride in a limo to get to the game.
Dionne also spoke with one of the oldest Sox fans, Glenn Brown. He's 103 years old, turning 104 on May 19.
He's been a White Sox fan for as long as he can remember. Brown said he first read about the team in a Chicago newspaper back in 1919.
Brown has been fortunate enough to be around for both times the White Sox won the World Series in the 20th century - in 1917 and 2005. He even got to attend the 2005 win.
Friday will be Brown's first opening day. He's attending with his son, grandson and great-grandson. Brown said he feels like part the Sox family, since the team is so much a part of theirs.
Brown thinks the team is going to be alright this year, as long as "that pitcher holds up."
Buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks – and Wi-fi? Boingo Wireless is offering Wi-Fi at The Cell this season.
Access will be free as part of an introductory offer. Paid Boingo subscribers will get faster speeds.
A White Sox spokesman said the move is to accommodate the "skyrocketing number of Wi-Fi enabled" devices at games.
There are also some new treats White Sox fans can enjoy while watching the good guys. One woman even turned her family recipe into a flourishing business.
The White Sox have a new manager, a new sense of optimism and a new taste of good old fashion American – rather, Indiana barbeque - down home style!
Hoosier Daddy is the product of perfection sprinkled with love, dedication and perseverance. The sauce is the creation of Kimberlee Foy's father Bill who loved to share his homemade goods.
Big Bill passed away from cancer several years ago in 2007. But he left behind one delicious recipe, and a daughter who was determined to commercially bottle it and take it to market.
Foy did just that in 2011 with a great support staff of her husband and other family and friends.
"It's phenomenal," Foy said, "it's 100 percent flavor."
This year, along with a new pork paddy called Da Burger, fan and their families can enjoy it at every White Sox home game.
It's only appropriate. If Big Bill was anything, he was a great father and husband.
"He loved his family...he was very devoted," Foy said. "I think he is proud of me."
The icing on this cake, is all about charity. A portion of the proceeds is donated to a research foundation Foy established in her father's name.
The sauce is also available at a grocery store near you, or soon will be. So let's play ball, and let's eat up Indiana style.
Other goodies to dig into at U.S. Cellular: the Bases Loaded baked potato, Da Bruger Double Play featuring Hoosier Daddy sauce, Hooters wings, and the Stuffed Burger.
Dionne got a chance to speak with White Sox sales and marketing manager Brooks Boyer, who shared some of the promotional giveaways the team has planned for the season.
Among them are 1972 replica jerseys, pillow pets, White Sox bats, Carlton Fisk statues, stylish women's totes and various baseball hats.
All of these items can be found at the park's new Chicago Sports Depot or on the White Sox website. Boyer said the store is stocked with sports gear for all Chicago teams.
Other merchandise featured at the park are the Victoria's Secret PINK line, Nike and Red Jacket.
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By Leslie Quander Wooldridge
note: Each
year, SAMHSA staff members are invited
to hear guest speakers present
information on a variety of topics of interest.
Anna* has schizophrenia, and Paxil helps her to discern
whether she is hallucinating.
But Paxil doesn't refer to the widely-known medication
for anxiety—Paxil is the name of her service dog.
Many people are familiar with the images of seeing-eye
dogs that guide their owners across busy streets. Others
may be familiar with service dogs that alert their hearing-impaired
owners to sounds such as doorbells and phones.
But a new grassroots movement is bringing forth another
class of service dogs—a class that may not be
instantly recognizable to members of the public.
service dogs are supporting owners who
are disabled by mental illness, and these dogs are trained
to do therapeutic work and perform daily tasks.
"When it comes to mental health disabilities,
we're usually talking about invisible disabilities," said
Joan Esnayra, Ph.D., founder of the Psychiatric Service
Dog Society in Virginia.
Recently, Dr. Esnayra visited SAMHSA to present at
an in-service event for Agency's Center for Mental
Health Services. She is a trained geneticist who founded
the society in 2001. As the owner of two psychiatric
service dogs who help her manage bipolar disorder and
post-traumatic stress disorder, she personally has seen
the benefits that service dogs can bring.
Just as traditional service dogs assist owners by performing
physical tasks such as guiding, retrieving, and pulling,
Dr. Esnayra explained that psychiatric service dogs
also help with physical tasks. These dogs can be trained
to interrupt dissociative episodes, provide timely medication
reminders, and create safe personal boundaries for their
They also perform "work" for their handlers
through therapeutic functions.
Psychiatric service dogs may bark or nudge handlers
who suffer from panic disorders in order to alert them
to oncoming panic attacks, detecting these attacks perhaps
through an olfactory cue. These animals also can help
ease dizziness by bracing or leaning against handlers.
"When physiology changes, dogs notice," said
Dr. Esnayra, noting that when dogs exhibit uncharacteristic
behavior, such as pacing, staring, or vocalizing, the
dogs may be "alerting" to an incipient episode.
reliable canine alerting, you have choices in how to
manage or subvert the episode using cognitive skills,
risk reduction behaviors, or PRN [given as needed] medication," she
explained. "Canine alerting behaviors facilitate
the development of insight in the client, and this makes
all the difference between functioning and not functioning."
In addition to providing valuable alerts to handlers,
these dogs also provide support for everyday activities.
For example, service dogs have helped people with agoraphobia
venture out in public again.
"This is a 24/7 human-canine partnership," Dr.
Esnayra explained, as her two ginger-colored Rhodesian
Ridgebacks looked on. "Even if someone doesn't
fully comprehend the mechanisms of this intervention,
they can still benefit from it."
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In general, there are three aspects of service dog
training: basic obedience, public access skills, and
disability-related tasks or therapeutic functions (work).
Owners of service dogs are not required to obtain professional
training services, but Dr. Esnayra noted that the assistance
of a professional can be valuable. "The law allows
you to train your own service dog," she said,
also recommending that handlers join the listserv of
the Psychiatric Service Dog Society to obtain expert
guidance that can be passed on to a professional dog
Dr. Esnayra said there are about 5,000 psychiatric
service dogs throughout the Nation, and handlers should
expect to train their dogs for about a year before dogs
can begin working.
Dogs of many breeds can be service
animals, but Dr. Esnayra warned against
high-energy breeds such as Dalmatians and Jack Russell
Although many people may want to rescue dogs from shelters
and prepare them for service dog training, Dr. Esnayra
says purebred puppies from show breeders offer the least
risk medically, as the ancestry of these dogs is known
and training can begin early.
She added that training
is an ongoing and essential process,
so handlers should be prepared to invest the requisite
time and money.
She also pointed out that psychiatric service dogs
are not pets under the law and are permitted in restaurants,
for example. However, even though service dogs legally
can accompany handlers into public areas, handlers may
face some resistance, especially because they are invisibly
So, the society founder said handlers should
learn about service dog access laws,
including the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Fair
Housing Act, and their own state laws.
"This is a do-it-yourself situation, and it takes
a long time," Dr. Esnayra explained. But as her
two dogs watched her with rapt attention, she continued, "I
happen to think the human/canine partnership is a sacred
For more information on the Psychiatric Service Dog
Society, or to read the related literature,
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by Christine HamiltonThe American Quarter Horse Journal
Cityboy Or Cowboy and Brian Holmes
You know it's going to be a good interview when you have one friend trying to share the credit for an AQHA world championship with another friend.
That was trainer Brian Holmes of Purcell, Oklahoma, fresh out of his junior pleasure driving world championship win with Chad Sandoval's Cityboy Or Cowboy, aka "Cowboy," on November 22 at the 2013 AQHA World Championship Show.
His good friend, AQHA Professional Horseman Jerry Erickson bred the gelding, and Brian pulled him into his interview with The American Quarter Horse Journal. The two have been friends for about 25 years.
"We work together quite a bit," Brian said, "on lots of different horses. He'll help with my over fences horses and problem horses, and I try to help him with the driving."
He added, "I just want to thank Jerry for letting me have the horse."
"Well, I won (junior pleasure driving) at the (2013 All American Quarter Horse) Congress on this horse," Jerry said. "Brian had a commitment to another horse. But, in actuality, he did the bulk of the work getting the horse prepared to go to the ring; so I got to get the jacket and the trophy. So, I thank him! The turn-around was only fair play that he got to show him here!"
At the 2013 World Show, both men reached the same milestone: eight AQHA world championship titles. Jerry won his eighth in the November 21 senior pleasure driving with Laura Te Grotenhuis' Un Forgettable. And this win with Cowboy was Brian's eighth.
"It's been a while for me," Brian said. "We're moving up the ladder!" He also finished third in senior pleasure driving behind Jerry.
"(Cowboy) has been kind of a surprise, but he's come along," Brian said. "I always say that he teaches himself to (park gait) as we go into the pen. He wasn't a great (park-gaiter) (to begin with), but it seems like every day he gets better.
"He's always been a great road-gaiter: He's really pretty and he's natural, flat and relaxed. And he looks like he enjoys what he's doing: He has his ears up and has a lot of expression."
By These Irons Are Hot and out of Hot Anticipation by Sonnys Hot Jazz, the 2008 gelding comes from one of Jerry's good-producing mare families.
"I had a great working hunter horse years ago (Avenging Devil, by Devil Bird), and I found his mother (Miss Avenger, by Sweet Avenger) who is this colt's grandmother, and bought her to raise working hunter horses out of," Jerry explained. "Several of them were good, but his mother (by Jerry's two-time pleasure driving champion Sonnys Hot Jazz) stayed small. So I started breeding her.
"The bottomside of that pedigree came through. Even though (Cowboy's) not in the hunter pen, he's doing quite well in this pen."
Brian has a set list of what he looks for in a pleasure driving horse.
"They have to be level-headed," he said straight off. "You can do it, but it's pretty hard to take one that doesn't want to be tame all the time and talk him into being tame. This horse is very laid-back and he's pretty professional.
"And movement, of course, is important, too, at this level. At the smaller shows, they don't have to be great movers – they just have to give a pleasurable drive. At this level, they have to be a pretty mover."
It's been a great World Show and show season for both men. Cowboy was third in the junior hunter under saddle November 21. In addition to his win in senior pleasure driving, Jerry had a reserve in the senior hunter hack November 13.
"This pen is excellent, I love the ring," Jerry said. "The environment of this horse show actually adds a little bit of anxiousness. Because the quality of the show makes you step up a little."
"It's the big-time," Brian agreed. "It's the bright lights; this is where you are on display. Nothing gets missed in that arena.
"It's a very good arena to show in because it doesn't have deep corners, it has rounded ends and you can show your horse well. You can put your horse on the rail and exhibit him really well in that arena."
Cowboy is owned by Chad Sandoval of De Pere, Wisconsin. He had several horses in training with Jerry when Cowboy came along as a youngster.
"This horse as a 2-year-old was very awkward so we didn't ride him very much," Jerry said. "You know, Brian commented about his disposition, the first horse show we ever showed him at was the week prior to the (2012) Congress, a little show, not many horses, so it wasn't good exposure.
"The next week at Congress, he was fifth in the hunt seat futurity, and it was the first time Chad ever had a chance to ride him. As a green horse, he stepped up in that environment, which is more chaotic than here. He was really good."
He continued, "The very first time he was in the ring with the driving cart was at the (2012) Congress in the junior pleasure driving. Brian showed him and he was third! He did a great job. The very next day, Chad showed him in the novice amateur and won. This horse apparently likes Ohio."
"Now he likes Oklahoma City pretty well, too," Brian added with a laugh.
Fun Fact: Brian Holmes was the training hands behind multiple pleasure driving world champion wonder CC Surprise.
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For the AJC
Manny Atkins continues to find a way to contribute to Georgia State's basketball success.
On Tuesday night he threw a half-court pass that led to Rashaad Richardson's game-winning shot against Tennessee State. On Wednesday afternoon he discovered his shooting touch and scored a career-high 26 points to lead the Panthers to a 75-73 win over South Alabama in the final game of the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at the GSU Sports Arena.
Georgia State (3-2) swept all three of its games in the tournament. The Panthers are off until Monday, when they host East Carolina at 7 p.m.
Atkins is a 6-foot-6 junior from Tucker who played his first two seasons at Virginia Tech before transferring to Georgia State. After scoring 21 points at BYU, Atkins scored only six in the next two games. But when his first two shots fell Wednesday, his confidence started to grow.
He wound up making eight of 11 from the floor, including five of six 3-pointers. He also led the team with seven rebounds.
"I told myself to take it game-by-game and keep playing hard," Atkins said. "Tonight the first few shots fell, and after that I got myself going. I felt good, and I kept on shooting. Every time I shot it, I thought it was going in."
Atkins scored 19 points by halftime. South Alabama made some halftime adjustments and left fewer opportunities for Atkins in the second half. Freshman R.J. Hunter filled the void by scoring 16 of his career-high 25 points in the second period.
"Manny was incredible in the first half, really all game, and R.J. picked him up in the second half," Panthers coach Ron Hunter said. "Two great performances, but a great team win."
Georgia State needed all the offense it could muster to fend off South Alabama's Augustine Rubit, who had his third 20-point game of the tournament. The 6-foot-7 junior from Houston scored 31 points, which matched his career best, and added a game-high 11 rebounds. He scored 72 points in the three tournament games.
Georgia State led 72-64 with 2:20 left in the game, only to see South Alabama whittle away with a barrage of 3-pointers. The last one, from Xavier Roberson, left the Jaguars trailing 74-73. South Alabama then fouled R.J. Hunter, who made the first free throw but missed the second, his only miss in seven tries. Mychal Ammons grabbed the rebound and called timeout with 11.3 seconds.
When South Alabama put the ball in play for the final shot, they discovered too late that Georgia State had switched from a matchup zone to a man-to-man defense.
"I felt like I just did not want to give up a shot," Ron Hunter said.
The ploy worked. Atkins and Devonta White switched players as the Jags inbounded. The ball went to Ammons, who had no room to drive the lane and wound up on the floor without even getting off a final shot.
"We won tough games," Hunter said. "This part of the year is to teach them how to win. I can't do anything in practice to prepare them for this. This is just getting this group better. … And we're getting a ton of experience. We've seen everything in the first two weeks of the season."
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Good tournament guys. Looking forward to the East Carolina game on Monday. Student section, way to piss of the USA parents. The argument outside was classic.
November 21st, 2012
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@Usajags – where are you now you piece of filth? WE OWN YOU!!!
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This is how I stumbled onto the ajc site. This is a good program. I hate to see bb go from the CAA. Great coach. Seems like good kids. Doesn't take away from the horrible GSU football fans though
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9:47 pm
GREAT Job Kids! Off to a great start. Being so young you guys are doing well. Not sure how we'll fare in conference but looking great so far.
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10:13 pm
Good work Stan.
Funny Pennsylvania CAA fan, that is not what all those obnoxious CAAZone fan say. Kiss of bud! Glad to get out of those hateful butt end conference.
November 21st, 2012
10:43 pm
Nice win over the Bama Southern Jaguars. It should have been by a bigger margin but the team was definitely tired. Hell, I was tired just going to the games.
November 21st, 2012
11:34 pm
My heart can't take two games in a row like this.
Go Panthers!
November 22nd, 2012
2:33 am
You're welcome
November 22nd, 2012
11:35 am
Some good basketball going on downtown! GO Panthers!
November 22nd, 2012
11:45 am
Can not wait to see this young team in the Sun Belt next year ,they will be one of the top teams.Jagoffs 0-3 in the tourney they did not represent the Sun Belt very well in playing or sportsman ship from their frustated fans.
November 22nd, 2012
12:01 pm
Manny Atkins will be player of the year in CAA CONFERENCE. This kid can shoot the ball. R.J.Hunter will be freshman of the year in the conference. The panthers will need some inside help to win the conference title.
November 22nd, 2012
12:06 pm
No matter how bad things get for GSU sports, we can always count on Alabama Southern to make us feel better about ourselves.
November 23rd, 2012
10:52 pm
jemjr1@ – you're dead on with your analysis about the lack of inside game. James Vincent has no presence in the middle. He spends too much time out near the three point line attempting to set screens. The other big men they played weren't strong either. I was lucky enough to catch the Monm & Alab games, and this young team has potential. I like three young freshman R.J.'s game. Coaches son who has sound fundamentals. If the team had of hit their free throws like R.J. did, the game wouldn't have been close. White and Atkins were also solid. I'll be at the Mon night game to see how the Panthers perform. Go GSU!


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You´re right, I would have jumped Legolas by now as well though, him being injoured might be the only thing to keep me from doing so XD
Author's Response: He is quite irrestible isn't he? It would take a lot of self control not to attack him, injured or not ;-)
Nice story! : )
Author's Response: Thank you Erato. It's nice to get a new review on an old story.
As long as you leave the wildlife alone and don't litter, I don't see any reason you can't hang around here--so precious :)
Author's Response: Thanks for reading this. Yes, our girl has a sense of humor. Hope you find this entertaining.
A sweet happy ending for everyone! One of my favorite things in all the world. Oh, and you mentioned another thing that sounds thrilling. Breakfast in bed, broughtr by Legolas. So glad he found his one true love, but did you have to make me watch him kiss her? I jealous when he kisses another girl.
Great story L8, anf a story with such love and heartache and happiness could only have been brought to us by one with a great big sweet and loving heart such as yours!
Author's Response: Oh come on now. You have made me blush. As always, I am thrilled to see your comments. You are always so kind with your words (even when Legolas is kissing another girl). Next story will be out shortly, with more *ahem* which everyone seems to want. Thank you so much for being one of my favorite supporters. I'll see ya on the flip side.
hurray! such a happy ending. Love the burnt toast bit- and yes, how strange to hear elves talking of broken toasters. It worked really well.
Love it that Ethan turned out so well and everyone is happy .
Author's Response: I must admit I made myself laugh at that one. Thanks for reading this ziggy. It's nice of you to take the time to read and review. I really appreciate it being that I am such a big fan of yours.
Great, superb, tender, sweet, light..
I've been bathed by your story until I smelled the trees and pictured the farm and surrounding woods.
This was a great great story my friend. Like I told you first, I was not into modern girls into ME, well, that one makes the trick. Bringing the Elves and Valinor among our world in such a subtile way was very clever;
And maybe this story touched me particularly, for lately, I've been so fed up with the city life and my whole being is yearning for Nature. So yes, that's a magic life out there in the country, (and love) that tickles something already stirring .. So yes, altogether this sounded vivid and familiar in my ears and made me shiver!
You once more trapped me in front of my computer almost every evening to check on your update (you are tough with us, poor readers!) Knowing you are quite prolific, I'm pretty sure to see posted soon one of your new babies (to be honest I have 2 of your new ones still unread, thus I can hold on a bit!!)
And if I can push a bit more (hehe), haven't you ever wanted to write about the First Age? like Silmarillion oriented plots? You would do great on this, seeing you were already digging in the beginning of the the Third Age.. was just an idea.. :)
(I have myself some about that, but I better finish my own long one before..)
Hannon le, mellon nin! and please keep on going!!
Author's Response: Thank you so much celebelleth. I'm glad you tried something new for my sake. I was just as resistant to write this as some may have been to read it. I tried not to make it too cliche. I agree that everybody needs to get back to nature every now and again. It is so easy to get caught up in the everyday humdrum. As far as writing in First age, well, I'd have to do some researching there. The lotr world is still very new to me, mostly because of the movies. And J.R.R.T. is not the easiest read, at least for me. It is something that I feel I am missing out on and if I can disipline myself to commit to it, then I might eventually honor your request. Again, I thank you deeply for reading and following my stories. Your reviews are always so encouraging and that is the best thing any author can wish for.
I'm getting close to the end (And I bet on my favourite elleth character)...
The tension is great, I'm totally hooked, I'm a bit sad actually to reach the end of this story
and once more, thanks for the thanks!! you don't need to!
Author's Response: I have to give credit where credit is due. That's just the way I am. You took time out of your day to help me and for that I am grateful.
OMG.. I'm so late and I see it's complete now!
ok, I see what you meant by the position of the elf...
You are terrific in writing such hot moments
Author's Response: I was just reviewing a story and saw yours pop up. You have some catching up to do. I won't ruin it for you. Enjoy it on your own time.
No wonder I love Legolas--he brings breakfast in bed. Even if he does burn the toast. hehe
That was lovely, dear. Everything worked out nicely, and the two couples are happy. Beautiful job!
Author's Response: Thank you Mel. You know, Legolas could bring me a plate of worms and I wouldn't care.
This chapter reminds me of the song "second chance" by a band called shine down.
I'll send you a link.
This is realy very moving. She's given all and has seemingly been given nothing in return, save that Legolas rescued her when she was young.
This was a real mystery. You have a way witht the unexpected. You should think about writing the first middle earth who done it!
A very enjoyable and exciting story.
Author's Response: Thanks lj. Hmm, a who done it? That will take some thinking on. I am always so happy to have you read and respond to my work. Love the song. It's on my Zune. I guess they were all given a second chance weren't they? Watch for a new story to be posted soon. Thanks again mellon nin.
Ohhh, that's happy and sad at the same time. Loose ends tied up, and each character ends up with their beloved. Our girl gets to be with Ethan, but she manages to get a piece of Legolas, hehehe. So, she got the best of both. Fortunate girl. Thanks so much for sharing your hard work with us , L8Bleumr.
Author's Response: Thank you for always being so supportive. When I started this story I was very worried about the 'mary' aspect. They don't always get the respect they deserve. But I took the chance and was pleasantly surprised by the response. I hope you will come along for the next story that I will be posting soon. 'Taming the Wild' Again thank you from the bottom of my heart teacalm. You are a valued reviewer and I appreciate you very much.
AwwwwwwEE HOW WONDERFUL...lOVED IT
Author's Response: Thanks my friend.
wow great chapter....although...to be left in a room by herself..bad Valar for doing that.. love this chapter.
Author's Response: You know the Valar, they work in mysterious ways.
This is definitely not what I expected, but that is a good thing! I look forward to the conclusion.
Author's Response: I hope you will not be disappointed. Nice to hear from you again.
That was a twist I wasn't expecting. I'm glad Legolas is reunited with his lost love. I hope she can return to hers now.
Author's Response: I love it when you and my other reviewers say they weren't expecting something. I must be doing my job then. All will be resolved with the last chapter. Thanks for reading along.
I feel disappointed with the outcome, like our girl was used by legolas and Minaethiel. Snap out of it! That's what I call the power of your written word. L8Bleumr. Verry, verry good.
Author's Response: Oh, I think your feelings might change after the next and last chapter. Though Legolas can use me anytime he wants. *hehe* Good or bad... I don't really care.
i finally got to read your story last night and I swear, if my PC was a book...i would not have been able to put it day...actually I am glad its not cause god this tower and monitor together would have been Super Duper Heavy...Well anyway... I have to say i am speechless and cannot wait to read more...
hugs girl...will send email...look for it.. have more interesting things to say about this piece.
Author's Response: You're too cool girl! Glad you got a chance to read it but don't break your back.lol I'll look for that email.
A lovely sensuous chapter. You are taking angst lessons from our dear Melusine it seems.
The Lady is in love with Legolas, worried about Ethan, and trying hard not to develop multiple personality syndrome. I so admire your way with a story line. You keep it all together thru the twists and turns. As promised you have cleared up a mystery or two.
Staying with you and enjoying!
Author's Response: Hey, when you read the great work of the likes of Melusine, ziggy and yourself (don't want to hear it. your up there with the rest in my eyes), you can't help but pick up a thing or two. Only a couple chapters left. Thanks for staying with me.
Wow! Loved this chapter. Great description of the environment and the girl's reaction to it. You always capture the essence of Thranduil so well. *Swoons*
I would be absolutely overcome just to be on Istuion's arm let alone to be embraced by Legolas.
Author's Response: Thank you so much. Happy it came across for you. I know you love yourself some Thranduil. I'm sure Istuion is just as handsome as the rest.
Beautiful binding seen; marvelously searing hot (I mean hot hot hot) and tender at the same time. But where will our girl end up in, our world or in middle earth? is she going to have to choose? what of Ethan and her land? Ahhhh, can't wait and at the same time feeling sad as your tale's impending conclusion. IT will be hard to say goodbye. Waiting here...
Author's Response: It's always a difficult thing for me to do also. I spend so much time developing characters that they become a part of me. But all good things must come to an end. That way there is room for new adventures (which is already in the works). Two more chapters and an ending that will hopefully make everyone happy, hopefully.


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I used to have a severe black thumb so I can appreciate this, but it all seems a bit wasteful. I cured my black thumb by talking to a botanist and asking my boyfriend (green thumb) to tell me what I was doing wrong. Learning the traditional way puts us in touch with the plant's life. This method is interesting but I'm not crazy about all the plastic involved either.
Since, I've been looking for a way to keep plants alive in my apartment I'm intrigued.
in general, if plants don't survive in your home, it's because they don't get enough light or they are improperly watered. The real key is to pick plants that suit the space rather than always being disappointed that you can't grow tomatoes in your dark corners. Ask at the local nursery which plants suit your needs.
I think this is really cute, but I agree with Emmi. Read a book. Figure it out.
In general the people I know who have black thumbs are more absent minded about caring for plants than anything else. That moisture meter alone would probably save most of them from killing their plants. Especially if it has a flashing light or noise built in.
The rest of the stuff I think isn't that great and rather wasteful. Nothing a good book on container gardening won't fix.
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