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STOCKTON – The season came to an end for Sierra High on Wednesday.
LODI – Robbie De vries looked unstoppable in the first inning Wednesday night when he led his Ripon Christian Knights against the Sac Joaquin Section Division V's No. 1 ranked team in Central Catholic.
Ripon High's Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Girls Soccer Championships second round contest against Central Catholic is scheduled for a 5 p.m. opening whistle today at Parkview Elementary School. The winner of the playoff soccer match will earn a berth into the section championship Saturday at Lincoln High in Stockton.
MODESTO - With the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III girls pole vault title and a new personal record in hand, East Union High sophomore Jerrica Hauck decided to go the extra mile.
It was far from Sierra High's prettiest performance of the season, but the Timberwolves' 1-0 first-round Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs win over Cosumnes Oaks High leaves Sierra one win shy of a return trip to the finals.
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RIPON -Hilmar did just about anything it wanted on Ripon's home turf during the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoffs Tuesday afternoon at Parkview Elementary.
COLFAX – Heading into the intermission it seemed as if Manteca High had an outstanding chance at continuing its season with an upset over Colfax, but a pair of early second-half goals led the Falcons to a 3-0 Sac-Joaquin Section first-round win, ending the Buffaloes season.
Things don't get any easier for the girls soccer teams of Sierra and Manteca high schools.
STOCKTON - The third time was not the charm for East Union High senior Kyle Harman.
LODI – As difficult as it was to find parking at the Sac-Joaquin Section Swimming Championships Saturday at Tokay High, an invitation to compete in the meet proved even more challenging with only a select few earning the right to compete in the area's closing meet.
Sierra High's softball team won its final Valley Oak League contest 5-1 on Senior Day Friday against rival Manteca, but the Timberwolves' season wasn't over yet.
Kourtni McCall found herself down 1-0 just three batters into the game, but the senior hurler found some resiliency she didn't know she had, lifting her East Union Lancers to a 7-1 Valley Oak League win and eliminating the Ceres Bulldogs from the 2010 postseason.
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John Waggy had already turned around three East Union pitches for base hits, so when he got a shot to drive in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth his chances were pretty good.
There are some new volleyball coaches west of I-5 this year. Stacia Stricker will assume the reins at Weston Ranch and Pamela Adams is the new coach at Lathrop.
Alyssa Burch, Beth Aschenbrenner, Mildred Perez and Chelsea Bruch were all freshmen during the 2011-2012 volleyball season.
Alex Hernandez slowed to a jog and eventually a brisk walk while running sprints with his Manteca High soccer teammates on Thursday.
So close.
The fall sports season is officially underway for local high schools.
Some youth football teams pattern themselves after the high school they feed. The Ripon Chiefs take that to a whole new level – they are part of a league of feeder teams that will face each other in high school.
Dakota Conners was in Cooperstown, N.Y. serving as an assistant coach for a local youth baseball team competing in a prestigious tournament when he earned his greatest achievement.
Neil MacDannald's coaching resume just got a little longer.
Swimming standout Ty Wells has added four more medals to his growing collection.
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Written on October 20, 2011 at 4:36 pm , by Samantha Shelton
We can't get enough of the celebrity gossip and sarcastic witticisms we find over at Skinny Runner on a daily basis, nor would we ever want to. This week's favorite fit blogger is on a serious running mission: Completing the Savannah Rock 'n' Roll Marathon and then the ING New York City Marathon…the next day! Running two marathons in two days takes a lot of hard work and dedication, so read on to see how this California girl pushes to the limit.
On my fit life list: I'd like to do a few of the big international marathons, like London or Berlin. And win the lottery. And have a pony. But mostly I'd like to run some of the well-known races here and abroad.
I'm happiest when I'm: Winning big on Roulette in Vegas. And after a great long run. There's something about starting the day off with a long run that makes the whole day better after that.
My biggest indulgence: A bottle of Prosecco, although depending on the day, it's sometimes considered a necessity rather than an indulgence. Champagne's a celebration drink and somehow I always find something to celebrate.
My fitness mantra: I came up with this very unique and unheard of saying: "Just Do It." I think it's going to be really big.
Actually, right before my first half-marathon in 2008, my little brother Matti texted me to "be strong," so I repeat that the first 20 miles of a marathon. Then it changes to, "It's gonna hurt, so suck it up!" for the last six. Nothing groundbreaking, but they seem to work. I haven't died yet.
My "I Did It" moment: Last December I ran my twelfth marathon in 364 days. It was in Vegas, where I ran my first. I also set a PR, so it was kind of like coming full circle. I'm rarely completely satisfied and proud of my accomplishments, but on that day I was. And to cap off the magical race, I saw Brett Michaels in all his fake hair and Maybelline'd-up face. If life gets any better than that, I don't think I could handle it.
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jx-jM t itr -tyi an ! Hearts galore Find out everything there is to know about Valentine's Day, marriage and just love in general. See Special Section inside 1 Wednesday, February 1 0, 1 999 catsis.weber.edusignpost Volume 61 Number 46 hina ffutur oyer t t - By Preston Truman senior sports reporter-The Signpost By Trent Hadley asst. sports editor-The Signpost The Signpost 1999 Big Sky Player of the Year candidate and Weber State's leading scorer Harold Arceneaux made his feelings known on Tuesday afternoon about the current head coaching situation facing the Weber State University men's basketball program. Arceneaux, one of eight underclassmen on this year's roster, said he is considering the possibility of transferring to another university next year if either current head coach Ron Abegglen, assistant coach Joe Cravens or assistant coach Guy Beach are Bambi and '.;,' I" Deer often scrounge for food Spring enrollment increases; new summer schedule set up By Tyler A. Holt managing editor-The Signpost With the recent announcement of a one-half percent enrollment increase for spring semester, Weber State University Provost David Eisler feels optimistic a positive trend has begun and will continue into summer term. "I believe the increase is significant and indicative of the strong upward enrollment trend WSU has going into semesters. When you consider that fall semester was down over 5 percent when compared to the similar period a year ago, you can see the gains made," Eisler said. "Nationally, the trend for semester conversion is a decrease of 3 percent or more. Weber's annualized decrease will be about 1 percent. I not named to the head coaching position for the 1999-2000 season. "It wouldn't hurt us if they named a coach tomorrow," Arceneaux said. "Like I said, you only have a couple of underclassmen and it's kinda holding us underclassmen up. If they are going to go out and get a new coach, we need to make arrangements where we can find new schools or whatever we are going to do. "As soon as the season is over, I will probably let them know how I feel about Coach 'A' staying and Coach Beach staying. I wish that the whole staff would stay. I always feel like if something isn't broke then don't fix it. I'd play for any of the coaches I played for his year," he said. "If Coach 'A' comes back, that would friends ' s . I, f 1 It - f tin J,. near Wasatch Hall during the haven't seen numbers from other schools, but I do not believe they'll reflect as positive a pattern as ours." Enrollment numbers at a university don't simply represent how full classes are; the annual budget of the university lives and dies by the potential of enrollment growth or enrollment decline.WSU depends not only on students' payments of tuition and fees; the state legislature bases how much state-funded money the university will receive or lose based on the enrollment trends of the previous year. "When enrollment goes down, we have fewer students that pay less tuition, and we immediately see the dollars that come to us immediately reduced," Eisler said. "The stale-funded be great. I just don't want to play for a new coach. Someone coming in brand new, you have to learn a new system. His way might be different than what I am used to ." WSU's administration announced on Aug. 4, 1 998 that the 1 998-99 basketball season would be Abegglen's last at WSU because of an altercation Abegglen had with his wife, Nedra, this past summer at the Dee Events Center. WSU Athletic Director John Johnson announced on Aug. 4, 1998 and has since kept his word that a replacement for Abegglen would not be named until the conclusion of the 1998-99 basketball season.Yet, speculation on who will be 0 - . long winter months. dollars are based on budget projections. When we have enrollment growth, the state legislature gives us additional funds the next year. When our enrollment declines, after a while the state takes money away from us." According to Eisler, enrollment usually declines from fall to spring. This year's one-half percent increase between spring 1998 and spring 1999 shows the university is maintaining a steady enrollment growth despite the transition to semesters. There was a 7 percent drop from fall to spring during 1 997-98, and this year shows only a 2 percent decrease. Although the semester conversion was partly to blame for the 5 percent See Increase page 7 named as the head coach has surfaced and includes both of WSU's assistant coaches. Arceneaux said he favors Beach getting the head coaching position because Arceneaux, point guard Eddie Gill (junior), and off guard Noel Jackson (senior) each played for Beach at the College of Eastern Utah before Beach left to become an assistant at WSU in 1997. "You know I'm going to say Coach Beach because I played for him and being realistic, he's the reason me, Eddie and Noel are here," Arceneaux said. "We played for him and we kind of liked the package he gave us as far as being a coach and a friend. Without him being here, me and Eddie and Noel probably WSU art professor paints last picture By Kari Lynn Harland news editor-77ie Signpost By Chris Coombs news writer-77ie Signpost After 34 years of teaching at Weber State University, professor of visual arts Dale Worthen Bryner died Feb. 6 at the age of 63 due to liver cancer. Bryner taught painting, figure drawing and illustrating. Besides teaching and creating art, his other' hobbies included being a pilot, astronomer, draftsman for the U.S. Army and tennis player. He earned both his bachelor's and masters degree at the University of Utah. "Students have said he was a good professor, a good mentor," said June Phillips, dean of the college of arts and humanities. Phillips said Bryner was one year short of being able to retire and was on sabbatical for the semester."I think students will just think he was on sabbatical, this has all happened so fast," she said. "He will be missed." Bryner went to have knee surgery Jan. 13, but doctors discovered he also had cancer. While deciding on a method of treatment, his inferior vena cava strangulated, shutting off circulation in his lower body. An emergency surgery was needed to repair Bryner's inferior vena cava. The inferior vena cava is the major vein that carries blood to the heart from the lower body. "Cancer can create pressure on the vena cava and restrict the How of blood," said Shawn McQuilkin, WSU student health center physician.Bryner's memorial will be held Thursday at 1 1 a.m. at the Lindquist wouldn't be here either." Beach acted surprised Arceneaux said he favored him as head coach. "Harold said that?" Beach said. "I don't know, it's probably wishful thinking on Harold's part. You know that's been the rumor going around. Harold and I have a very good relationship. It's probably the main reason why he is here." Although Arceneaux said he would like to see Beach get the job, he would also be content to play under Cravens. "You know, I just met Coach Cravens, but he's a good guy. And if he was to get the job, I would stay. You know I wouldn't leave. None of the See Players page 8 Dale Bryner's art work lives on. Ogden Mortuary, 3408 Washington Blvd. Friends and family are invited to gather Wednesday night from 6 to 8 at the mortuary. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to the Dale Bryner Memorial Fund through the Ogden Nature Center. Linda Babcock from the Ogden Nature Center said the fund could be used as an endowment to help keep the center going or for a special project such as a piece of art. Phillips said Bryner had designed and made a 25-foot sun dial for the nature center. Babcock said Bryner had been part of the Ogden Nature Center for many years as well as a prominent board member. The visual arts secretary, Lisa Millikcn, said the department was starting a Dale Bryner Memorial Scholarship in which anyone can make contributions through the development office in Promontory"" Towers Room 402 or by calling 626-6194. inside post news see page 2&3 editorial see page 8 Classifieds . . . .see page 1 1
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Orchard Park, NY (Sports Network) - The Buffalo Bills are staying in Western New York.
The team announced Friday that it had reached an agreement with Erie County and the state on a 10-year lease at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
"The Buffalo Bills are a central part of the cultural, economic, and of the entire Western part of New York State, and the state has never wavered in our commitment to keeping the Bills a thriving part of the Buffalo community," Governor Andrew M. Cuomo said.
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For most people, the attraction to getting outdoors to hike, backpack, camp, fish or hunt is to enjoy a break from their hectic lives. Life currently has increased the need for the human race to simply slow down and reconnect with the natural world.
|Keeping on track is easily accomplished with guidance from a handheld GPS unit.
Although outdoor adventures do offer us a dose of sanity, the urge to bring along a modern gadget to enhance the experience remains for most. Navigation has always been an element of outdoor pursuits that either entertained or frustrated the traveler. The quest for accurate navigation was amped up by the U.S. Department of Defense several decades ago, and the Global Positioning System (GPS) was created. Today, handheld GPS units are found strapped to hundreds of thousands of outdoor adventurers, guiding their way and recording their travel routes.
The GPS unit may be the most appreciated piece of technology for outdoors enthusiasts to come along in years. The heart of the GPS is the soaring satellites orbiting the earth. The satellites are supplied with atomic clocks that emit signals of their location and time. These signals are received by a GPS unit. Once the GPS unit locks on to four or more satellites, the GPS determines its location on earth and the results are displayed on the unit's small LCD screen. Once the GPS is locked on to a set of satellites, the next issue is how accurate of a reading it's getting — the more satellites, the better the accuracy. It's a map, compass and navigating record keeper all in one.
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When the first handheld hit the retail market, it barely fit in an adult-sized hand and its accuracy was lacking. Today, dozens of models make up a family of handheld GPS units that provide the perfect navigating tool for whatever your outdoor passion may be — and are extremely accurate. The family is separated into three subgroups: watch-size, hand-size and hand-size with communication capabilities.
The simple pocket-watch sized units are capable of recording your starting point and a couple points along the way. These little GPS units are primarily used for back tracking your steps back to camp with only a couple buttons to push. Some models in this little class also display time, altitude, temperature and elevation. Similar units are now built to fit on the wrist in a watch format. Both styles work well if both hands are busy with trekking poles or fishing rods.
The most common models include cell phone-sized units — although they are similar in size, that's where the similarities end. This group is the most diverse and where choosing the correct unit for your outdoor navigational needs take some consideration. From basic features to the most technically advanced GPS technology are available in this group. For the average weekend outdoors enthusiast, this group is the most popular. The unit fits in the hand nicely and even with a few extra buttons, is easy to operate with a bit of practice. The screen displays a map with details either built-in or added by the user and is easily read while on the move. Screens sizes have grown to allow more map details to be viewed at one time — a feature that is appreciated after using a small screen while viewing on the move.
The third group of the handheld GPS family is the talker in the clan. Two-way radios are merged with GPS units to create the best opportunity for staying on your way and keeping in contact with your comrades along for the adventure. The starting model in the group includes just that: a two-way radio and a GPS unit with a built-in map. The unit at the top of this group sports a barometer, altimeter, NOAA weather radio, color touchscreen and a long-lasting battery pack to power it all.
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|Many GPS units, like this one from Bushnell, can be compact enough to place anywhere while you're on the trail.
Most electronics are to be considered fragile, especially when the natural elements are involved. Luckily for GPS buyers, the GPS manufacturers kept that fact in mind when designing the GPS' exterior shell. Not that you can throw your handheld GPS against a rock in anger over losing that big brown trout you packed into the backcountry to fish for, but do consider the unit durable. Most units are protected with a rubber coating surrounding the outer edges to damper the impact from drops. To make your selected GPS even more durable, slide the unit into a model-specific, matching case. A case also adds a belt clip and lanyard to keep the unit attached to the user.
Of course water is an element that outdoors enthusiasts encounter, so waterproofing the GPS units is common feature. To learn just how much waterproof you prospective unit is, check the IPX (ingress protection) rating. The IPX waterproof rating is followed by a number. For example, an IPX7 rating means a unit can be submerged in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes. The higher the number, the better the waterproofing.
Battery life varies per unit and the more features a unit has, the more energy it takes to run them. On average, handheld GPS units will stay powered for 12 hours on two AA batteries or a lithium-ion battery pack in higher end models. Depending on the length of travel the GPS will be tracking on your excursion, a set of batteries will last a weekend if the unit is turned off while not moving. It's always a good practice to include a fresh set of batteries in your pack as a back-up.
Even with batteries loaded, handheld GPS units are not heavy or cumbersome to handle even with gloves on. Button and control knob placements were done so with big fingers and gloved hands in mind. If possible, get your hands on the prospective GPS unit to get a realistic feel, and then consider a few scenarios that you will likely encounter while using the unit. Can you operate the unit with one hand or will it take both? Are the buttons too close together for your finger size? Ease of operation matched with knowledge of internal features and navigational screens results in fun navigating instead of confused looks at the little electronic gadget in the field.
Memories, Marks & Points
The GPS unit's memory is as important as its ability to capture a satellite's signal. Memory comes in two ways: internal and via removable memory card. Internal memory will suffice if the built-in map works for your application. If 24 MB of internal memory is capable of holding the map you desire, then go that route. But if you plan or even if the possibility may arise in the future, to add more map details, then select the unit with expandable memory ability. SD cards can add gigabytes of memory possibilities to handle a plethora of waypoints, routes, and POIs (points of interest). The same can be done with units with large internal memories, but more memory inside simply costs more.
|GPS units can also be found in two-way radios.
Utilizing memory cards allows the user to store different maps and data on separate cards for long-distance travel. This way, swapping cards at the halfway point provides the map needed to finish the trip. Internal memory capacity is usually too small to store a lot of data. Map data is stored in sections or separate digital files, which can be uploaded to the GPS unit from a computer via mapping software of from the unit's manufacture's website.
Mapping software comes standard with some units as a package deal. If you're not planning to explore other states, and your target location is contained within a few counties around home, then there is no need for a great deal of data or data storage needs. But if you adventure statewide and then some, select a unit with as much memory as the budget allows and software that provides the mapping details and locations you desire.
Included in basic built-in maps are cities, towns, roadways and water bodies. POIs are also available for searching that include restaurants, gas stations, parks and lodging facilities. As more details are added to the map, more memory is required.
Waypoints are spots on the map that are placed by the user. Waypoints are the breadcrumbs that the user will place on the GPS map as mark turns, sights, water sources, and whatever the user wants to add to the route for locating later or simply an addition to the map. If you plan to record many marks, then select a unit that stores waypoints by the hundreds. You'll be surprised at how quickly the waypoints add up on even a one-day trip on the trail. If using the GPS for hunting or fishing, then the waypoints may add up even quicker. Each waypoint may be represented by a subject matching icon (such as a tent, bridge, or fire tower) or one may be created and titled by using the unit's on-screen keyboard.
Reach for the Stars
It's amazing how such a small gadget can locate orbiting satellites stalking the earth, 10,000 miles away. The technology of GPS antennas has greatly improved. In the 1990s, a clear sky was needed to ensure a fairly accurate signal. Now, GPS antennas on even the entry model units can lock on to the satellites while under tree canopy, heavy clouds and beside hills. Although, the clearer the sky the better to capture the best signal possible.
Better signal capturing ability results in quicker navigation. A unit model that boasts a quick "TTFF" (time to first fix), represents how fast the unit locks on to a navigable signal from being turned on in a location distant from where it was turned off last. This is commonly called a "cold start". Depending on the sight path to the sky, what used to take an older GPS ten minutes or more, to begin tracking satellites, can be completed in just a minute or two with an entry level model - even quicker with an advanced model. For the best accuracy possible, select a unit that utilizes the WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) feature. WAAS improves location accuracy by combining satellites and ground-based navigation systems. This improves the horizontal accuracy.
|Handheld GPS units come with minimal options to all the bells and whistles, like this one from Garmin.
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Two new checkoff-funded "Beef. It's What's For Dinner" online video commercials will be making their world debut this week.
The first spot, called "Island," is full of sizzle and a beauty shot that brings our hero -– beef -– to life. The intended message –- that lean beef has the power to elevate the everyday -– comes through in a clear and engaging way.
"We know people miss seeing beef commercials on television, but our checkoff dollars don't buy what they did 25 years ago," says Dan Hinman, vice chair of the checkoff's advertising committee and a feeder/stocker from Emmett, Idaho. "We know that consumers are watching TV, but now there's an online element to that experience. We know consumers are engaged with their normal TV programming by visiting websites after the show is over, following Twitter feeds during the show, and friending their favorite show's Facebook page. That's why the advertising committee recognized and supported the need to have a presence online as an extension of the current checkoff print advertising."
The second spot, called "Invitation," features a new child star who convincingly and earnestly conveys the message about beef. The spot's message -– that lean beef has the power to bring people together –- is a feel-good message that will surely resonate well with consumers. Both 30-second and 45-second versions were developed. The 30-second spot will be used on ABC.com and the 45-second version will be used on social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.).
The new commercials can be seen on ABC.com throughout the top 10 ABC Network programs that score high with adults age 25 to 54. Programming will include such shows as: The Bachelorette, Castle, Grey's Anatomy, Happy Ending, Last Man Standing, Modern Family, Once Upon a Time, Private Practice, Revenge and Suburgatory. The two spots will also be shown via a two-month-long sponsorship of the "Moments" sections of Modern Family and The Bachelorette, a popular feature on ABC.com.
"We hope to generate at least 10 million U.S. impressions via ABC.com and Hulu," says Hinman. "Cutting through the clutter of what consumers see online and on TV is a challenge, but we feel that these two commercials will really have a positive impact for the image of beef."
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Taylor County Public Library Director Julia Turpin announced recently that she has resigned her post. Her last day on the job will be Friday, Oct. 3.
Three years after an inspection commissioned by the Kentucky Department of Education determined that Taylor County Elementary School was in deteriorating condition and a health hazard, the Taylor County School District is set to receive $11.9 million in urgent needs funds.
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They are improving, and the support they are receiving continues to pour in.
The Taylor County community has hosted fundraiser after fundraiser to benefit two of its firefighters.
Campbellsville Fire & Rescue Captain Tony Grider is still in critical condition at the University of Louisville burn unit and Firefighter Alex Quinn remains stable after they were shocked on Aug. 21 when they got too close to a power line after helping Campbellsville University students with an ALS ice bucket challenge.
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Dedicated to delivering menswear with attitude, Carter presents a quilted jacket in a range of urban colourways.
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Rabbit Chapter 2Chapter 2Steve remained in the kitchen seated calmly even as Michael raced out the door to the aid of the robots. Steve tilted his head, furrowing his eyebrows as he concentrated on listening. He returned to sipping his cocoa after he heard nothing that was too terribly alarming, probably just another minor repair he thought. Matt looked at the door way that Michael had left through so suddenly, "Shouldn't we go after him?" he asked. Steve set down his mug and leaned back in his chair nonchalantly, "It's probably nothing, sometimes the bots need repair, happens all the time, they are 116 years old after all." The Spine 's voice rumbled through the kitchen again. "Michael!" Steve was suddenly roused from his chair, with Matt quick to follow, "I thought you said it was probably nothing
." Matt said confusedly. Steve whirled around to face him, and there was no hiding the fear in Steve's eyes as he spoke, "The Spine never yells twice.Never." No more words were needed as they worked their
Rabbit Chapter 3Chapter 3The sound of the knock ricocheted through the hall, Matt held his breath unconsciously, unsure of what to expect when the door would open, if it would open. After what felt like hours the door opened. A man in a wooden mask, with what appeared to be a keyhole cut out of the center. He stood there in silence for a few moments. "Well?" The man asked him. "It must be something rather important to interrupt my work with blue matter." Peter shifted his weight on his walking stick examining Matt. "It might help if you're breathing." Matt hadn't realized that he wasn't breathing until that point. Matt was only able to utter a single word, a word far more powerful than he could ever realize. "Rabbit
" he almost whispered. Peter straightened up, and stepped out of his office closing the door firmly behind him. "Where?" He responded calmly. Matt turned and walked down the hall, with Peter following.The Spine was becoming aggravated. Michael had fixed Rabbits leaks and cleaned him up a
Rabbit Chapter 6Chapter 6The robots sat quietly for a moment as Peter left the room. None of the robots knew quite what to say. The Spine slid his hand over Rabbit's carefully and Hatchworth added his hand to the pile. The brothers felt connected to each other in that moment of perfect silence through such a small gesture.Michael walked into the room quietly and set about his work quietly. After an hour the humans of the manor began to join them once again. Tension hung thick in the air, filling the room and suffocating all who entered with fear and sorrow.As time ran short The Spine grew desperate for his brother, he turned to Michael Reed pleading, "Is there anything you can do to help him? Anything at all?" Michael sighed, he had been hoping it wouldn't come to this. "There is one thing I can do, but it's dangerous, even attempting to do it could kill him
.." The Spine didn't know what to say to Michael. "D-do it
." Rabbit croaked out amongst a sea of static. The Spine looked at his brother in s
Rabbit Chapter 10The Spine smiled as he stepped off of the bus he was outside a local bar. He never drank alcohol, but he liked the relaxed atmosphere and the company. The Spine sat down at one of the bar stools, hunching his shoulders to mask his height, he ordered a glass of water. He casually listened to the conversations around him, he picked up on one in particular that seemed to be interesting. A pretty young woman and a dark haired man were discussing music.He pretended to be oblivious to their conversation, but couldn't help but notice when the woman got up and walked towards him. She gently tapped on his shoulder, "Excuse me, I'm sorry but would mind helping us settle a disagreement?" She said pointing to the dark haired man.The Spine turned around to face her, happy to oblige, but was taken a back by just how beautiful she was in the light. She was tall compared to most girls, and even some guys at 6' 3" Her long blond hair swept down her back to just above her hips, and she held her self w
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The Spine dug in his closet for a few minutes before producing s black chest with a silver lock. He fished in his pocket before finding the key to open the box smiling, all of his supplies were still there. It had been far too long since he had taken a night for himself. "Brianna?" he called out."Yes?" she called from the hall. She peeked her head around the door before spotting the black box. She smiled before grabbing The Spine's writs and the black box, and proceeded to the Hall or Wires.Rabbit walked into the kitchen to see piles of sandwiches filling the room. Hatchworth was staring at one pile in particular, appearing to be deep in thought. Rabbit grabbed a sandwich from a random pile and took a big bite. "Hi Hatchy!" he said, mouth still full of mystery sandwich.Hatchworth looked at Rabbit with disdain, he hadn't asked before taking a sandwich, typical. "Hello Rabbit.""Whatcha doin' Hatchy?" Rabbit asked before taking another bite."I'm trying to fi
Rabbit Chapter 11Hours passed as Holly and The Spine talked. The more time he spent with her, the more that The Spine felt a connection to Holly. She was intelligent and unafraid to speak her mind with passion and conviction.As the night wore on, he realized she had one outstanding trait, she was stubborn. The Spine had only ever met one person as stubborn as her, and he had spent 116 years living with him.The bar slowly began to empty as the night began to sweep into the early morning. Holly looked at her watch before fishing a pen out of her jacket pocket. "I had a great time talking to you tonight, and I'd love to stay longer, but I have a bus to catch." She scrawled her number onto a napkin and slid it across the table to The Spine with a smile. "You should call me sometime
soon."He picked up the napkin with her number before tucking it into his left pocket. " I most definitely will, ma'am." He stood up to escort her to the door, and tipped his hat to her as she left. Once she was gone he produ
Rabbit Chapter 8The Spine laid down in his stasis chamber. As he closed his eyes an image flickered by. The nightmares always started the same way, an image here, a gun shot there, and the whir of his Tesla coil discharger powering up.The Next Paragraph is rated PG-13 due to violenceHe was in the trenches in World War I once again. Rabbit was crouched to his left, copper face shiny and free of oxidation. A soldier was a few yards to his right, holding a gun with white knuckles, obviously terrifies. The boy was only a private first class, he couldn't have been more than 20 years old. The Spine pitied him for a moment before regaining focus. An explosion sent dirt and rubble flying high above their heads. Rabbit peeked over the top of the trench before Gatling gun roaring, he knocked down a line of enemy soldiers. A grenade came flying into the trench, The Spine dove right in an attempt to save the young soldier's life. The grenade blew up throwing Rabbit and The spine back against the trench walls ha
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 1 A SPG Fanfic"I just wanted to be human." A Steam Powered Giraffe FanficChapter 1: It startsRabbit looked over the bars at the ground below him. Not even a robot could survive falling from this height. Behind him he could hear the clanks as The Spine climbed the ladder, stretching himself and doing two steps at a time. If it wasn't for The Jon, Rabbit wouldn't have had such a good start. But now he was trapped at a dead end. The very top of the space needle, nearly 600 feet above the ground on a tiny platform. Probably not the best place in the world to escape to. He could feel the wind gushing past his face. Rabbit no longer questioned his emotions. This trembling, sickening, dizzying feeling definitely was fear. And with each clank behind his ears, this fear grew.He took a deep breath, squeezing his eyelids and the bar tightly."You were supposed to be the sensible one!" His voice trembling with each syllable. The clanking continued as the Spine marched his way up. "To... to keep me and Jon fr
Cavcaldium funCAMPINGRabbit arent you supposed to be building a campire? Spine asked with a raised eyebrow, carrying a small basket of fish he and Micheal had caught during the day.I did but Steve put it out. Something about, being a danger to society or something. Rabbit made quotation marks with his fingers. I have been taken off campfire duty.And what are you supposed to be doing now?Bear watching!
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Yea like keeping an eye out for bears. Like
big ones. Like that one! He pointed as a giant black bear was pushing the Bands van over. Steve and Micheal screaming inside. Just
that one
SHOPPINGRabbit? Spine called out through the store. How did he get lost? Rabbit!? He walked past a circle rack of clothes. Something wrapped around his ankle, tripping him. Spine got on his knees and looked back to see R
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 6 Bogus"I Just Wanted to be Human"- A Steam Powered Giraffe fanfic~by achgfdSuggested listening:Song: HejiAlbum: Elfen Lied OSTArtist: Konishi KayoChapter 6: Bogus"So you're saying he met up with this person to install software... to be more human?" Micheal found it difficult to wrap his head around. Yet he's always found the Robots behavior baffling. It was so much to take in. He sat on the chair while Rabbit explained his discoveries. The sound bytes, the behavior logs from Jon. "I thought he was okay with being himself?"Rabbit frowned. "He was. But... well you have to understand Micheal. We've been around for 114 years. He starts thinking he wants more, and then he's okay with it. We robots are very fickle creatures.""I noticed..." Micheal sighed and scratched over his cast, hoping if he did it hard enough it would travel through the thick plaster."We have to find out who he saw that night." Rabbit insisted. "He was still there, but he couldn't control it anymore. This thing, thi
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 2 A SPG fanfic*System Fully Charged. Start up initiated. Good Morning Rabbit*Rabbit slowly opened his eyes, letting them focus in the dim light. Had he been outside all night? No. He was in a bed. A room with a ceiling. How did he get inside? Who pulled him-"Spine!" He gasped sitting straight up and stretching his arms outward. No, somehow in the night he was moved. His grasp was empty. And he was under a blanket? He swung his legs over the side of the canopy bed, still very confused with the whole situation. This room was not familiar, nice, but not familiar. The wooden floor was very worn down, a vanity in one corner with a small pink lamp. This was obviously a girls room, and a well used one.He scanned the frequencies to see if he could pick up any Intel, but no response besides a couple of smart T.V.s and a DVD burner that was really really into him. Cautiously he opened the bedroom door and peaked out into the hallway. He could hear talking in the distance, maybe two floors down. It was a sm
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 5: QuesadillaThe humans went upstairs for dinner, leaving the robots locked in the basement. This irked Rabbit because she actually locked the door. Like he couldn't just break it down if he wanted to? And of course the yelling and arguing continued. If they had already separated then why did they keep fighting? None of it made sense to Rabbit. The day was practically over and Micheal spent more time talking to her than he did investigating Spine's malfunction. That just left Rabbit to do the real work.Shaking his head, Rabbit lowered his gaze to his hands. "I wish I knew what to do. What would you do if you were me?" He asked Spine, somewhat hoping that he would answer. He thought it over and tapped his finger tips on Spine's forehead. "I can't see you're saved data without a crossover cable." He pondered, now tapping his own lips in thought. "If only you were in sleep mode. At least t-t-then I could use my Ethernet cord, be on the network..."Rabbit's eyes grew wide. But there was someone in sle
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 12 A SPG FanficSuggested listening:Song: BumblebeeAlbum: TransformersArtist: Steve JablonskyChapter 12: PunsJust like taping into Jon's network, Rabbit was surrounded by color and formed into an avatar of himself. Except where Jon's circuitry was solid underneath him and bright, Spine's was full of holes and decrepit. A false step and Rabbit could get lost in a swirling vortex of wires, receptors, and electricity. He knew things were bad, but seeing the true internal damage made Rabbit want to curl up. Trying to be strong and push back his fears, he began to take that long walk down the galvanized brick road.It was uneasily quiet. No filters, no anti-virus. He usually would have been scoped and probed by the smallest of programs, but like Spine's external shell, there were no signs of life.Rabbit paused, letting his arms fall flatly at his sides. His eyes raised to the top of what would have been Spine's main firewall. A colossus gray wall as far as he could see. Yet in the center was a giant
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 11 A SPG FanficSuggested listening:Song: Disc WarsAlbum: Tron LegacyArtist: Daft Punk( or just the whole album, whichever one)Chapter 11: Precious TimeRabbit's eyes twitched, suddenly gasping awake. Wide eyed he began to take in his surroundings. He was sitting on a bench in the back of the van. Jon had been laid out on the bench across from him. Hatchworth and Micheal were in the front cabin. They were on the road. He stared out the small round window in the back door, watching the dust fly out from underneath their tires. Holly was miles away now. They were almost safe, almost.How long had he been shut down? He only recharged about 60% of his power. It had been 2 hours, giving spine only 20 minutes left."Micheal!" Rabbit struggled with his buckles."Oh hey... you're awake." Micheal yawned and turned to look over his seat. "You feeling better?"Rabbit tripped over his belts, crawling closer to the cabin. "What did you need to tell me so badly?" He asked as he watched the automaton intently.
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 8 A SPG fanfic"I Just Wanted to be Human"- A Steam Powered Giraffe fanfic~by achgfdSuggested listening:Song: Don't Cry OutAlbum: We Are PilotsArtist: Shiny Toy GunsthenSong: NocturneAlbum: Tron: LegacyArtist: Daft PunkChapter 8: I just wanted to be Human*Files converted* Rabbits system announced. He opened his eyes and rotated his shoulders, recharging his batteries a bit while waiting."Let's see what you know..." He accessed the files from his drive, not sure exactly which to start with. They were labeled as colors, in no consecutive order. "What should we start with Spine? How about... green."In the video was Spine. He was sitting on some grass. It was from the start of the week, when they went sight seeing to a park. He pulled some blades out of the ground. He had a huge smile, like genuinely happy. "Video Log 4." He spoke, trying very hard to keep a straight face. "I don't know why, but I just wanted to roll around in this grass. Its so... so... tickley!" He giggled. Like an actual
I just wanted to be human. Ch. 9 A SPG fanficSuggested listening:Song: The Thing (theme)Album: The Thing SoundtrackArtist: Ennio MorriconeChapter 9: Sitting Blind"You can delete every piece of me, but you will never... never touch the others."Rabbit's elbows rested on the desk, his hands held tightly together against his chin. His concentration focused as he replayed the last 5 seconds of the video."You can delete every piece of me, but you will never... never touch the others."Did Holly want to destroy the robots? Was that her angle?"You can delete every piece of me, but you will never... never touch the others."Did she want to get back at Micheal, for their breakup?"You can delete every piece of me, but you will never... never touch the others."Did she have some sort of agenda against the Walters?Rabbit stopped the loop and rubbed his eyes. They were overheating slightly. His system had started giving him warnings as they became strained. It was too much to process, to much to take in so quickly. Human's would desc
Rabbit Chapter 7The Spine reluctantly released Rabbit's hand. The copper bot seemed as lively as usual, as though nothing had happened, as if he hadn't died only minutes before."Glad to see you're feeling better, Rabbit." Peter said, leaning on his walking stick as he stood in the doorway.Rabbit smiled at Peter and shifted in his place. He swung his long wiry legs over the edge of the bed, aiming to take his first steps since his breakdown. Hatchworth and The Spine flocked to his side, prepared to catch him if he fell, there was no telling what might have been shaken loose in his abrupt restart. With feet planted firmly on the ground, he lifted himself off the bed carefully, and took his first step towards Peter. When his legs didn't give way underneath him, he sprung towards him in leaps and bounds. Rabbit almost knocked him over as he wrapped his arm around him. "Thank you..." Rabbit whispered. He knew he still had Michael Reed to thank, but that was a thank you he wanted to give in private. He re
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