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Tuesday 23rd February, 20104 years ago, at the end of February
We've gotta fight (fight, fight, fight, fight) fight for this love as Bradford City travel to leaders Rochdale
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I always look forward to Rochdale away. In a division largely filled with run-down dumps or B&Q-purchased new flat pack stadiums, the compact and tidy Spotland ground is one of the most charming. Its size is suited for a fanbase lacking in number but not passion. Visiting supporters are allocated a full stand that runs lengthways down the pitch. With a low roof, the acoustics are excellent for generating a cracking atmosphere. And while you wait for kick off, the PA announcer treats you to an enjoyable trip through recent indie music history, with a distinctive Mad-chester twist.
I've always enjoyed Spotland – and I thought, no assumed, that it would be us one day leaving it behind as the reversal back up the leagues finally began. But instead, it is Rochdale set to instigate the goodbyes and leave us. And by us, that's League Two, which like it or not we are now firmly part of the furniture of.
Dale go into tonight's fixture top of the league and eight points clear of 4th-placed Chesterfield, with a game in hand. And though the weight of history may yet spark some late-season jitters – Dale have famously being in England's bottom division since 1974, so no pressure then – it seems highly likely visiting supporters of League One clubs will next season be enjoying Spotland's delights.
All of which puts the Bantams in the most rarest of positions, at least in our own eyes – second favourites. Since demotion to League Two in 2007, a belief City are too big for this league has been maintained. No matter the respective league position of the opposition, each league fixture has been approached with the supporters' mindset we should win it, causing more frustration when we don't.
With recent form so disastrous and Dale's progress since thrashing City 3-0 at Valley Parade continuing in terms of results if not performances, no City supporter will harbour any expectations of an away win this evening. Cup ties apart, the Bantams have not got into a game with such little hope since the League One trip to second-place Bristol City in March 2007 – a repeat of that night's scoreline would do nicely.
But the underdogs tag is something which personally excites me rather than has me searching for the nearest cliff or message board to mutter "look how far we've fallen." For the majority of my City-supporting life, we've been just that – underdogs. The small team from the big City who battled against larger clubs and often won. As supporters we would get behind the team in a way which has rarely happened at Valley Parade since the turn of the century. We'd understand the difference we could make, and our players' mistakes would prompt groans but not boos.
Filling out Accrington's away end may be heart-warming, but I'm not sure I necessarily like us being considered a big club. It brings expectations that the wage and transfer budgets can hardly hope to match. It has lead to delusions of grandeur which see our fantastic stadium no longer as homely and intimidating as it was pre-1998, due to ultimately pointless and financially-suicidal development work. We congratulate ourselves on having the biggest crowds in the League, but we still have thousands of empty seats on match days. Rochdale may be small, but they are comfortable in their own Spotland skin.
It's not that there's an identity crisis, but my hope in Bradford City 'rightfully' climbing up the leagues is not so we can be big again, but small. I see our natural position at bottom half Championship/top half League One. Should we reach such heights again, no one will go on about us as a big club, no one will rave on about our big gates, no City supporter will think we should win every game. We'll be more understanding in defeat, and more jubilant in victory.
But such hopes, no matter how seemingly-modest for a club with Premier League history, are far removed from the current, grim reality City find themselves in. The debacle at Accrington on Saturday firmly punctured the mood of optimism triggered by Peter Taylor's appointment and the pressure is growing on the team to pick up. Taylor could not have had a more dismal start to what may yet be a short time in charge, his most realistic objective tonight is damage limitation.
Changes will be made, particularly to a backline bolstered by the curious loan signing of Robbie Threlfall from Liverpool. While the prospect of the 19-year-old replacing Luke O'Brien will be relished from a section of support who don't rate last season's fans player of the season, one might question the long-term value of allowing another team's youth player to take the place of a City one unless he has a Valley Parade future beyond the one month deal signed.
However, with a lack of wingers at the club, Taylor may have signed up Threlfall with the intention of pushing O'Brien to left winger. Certainly O'Brien has hardly been the main problem of a defence which has wilted too often all season, and it's unlikely Taylor will view a swap of left backs as the solution.
In the centre Zesh Rehman, hauled off at Accrington for tactical reasons but also because he was simply awful, is likely to be on the bench. Former Dale player Simon Ramsden may be moved over to the centre to partner Matt Clarke with Jonathan Bateson recalled to right back, or the forgotten Steve Williams may get a chance.
Credence to the theory Taylor may push O'Brien into midfield comes from the unconvincing displays from Gareth Evans outwide, who may be pushed up front or start from the bench. Lee Bullock and Michael Flynn impressed Taylor when far from their best, and will continue in the middle despite the competition from Steve O'Leary.
Omar Daley is not expected to be fit so Chris Brandon, Leon Osborne or Scott Neilson will battle for the other spot. The latter's early season form is increasingly a distant memory – against Notts County in the JPT last October, Neilson impressed Sven Goran Eriksson enough for the Swede to make a serious inquiry about him (see a special edition of City Gent, available on Saturday, for an exclusive interview with Stuart McCall revealing this and more).
There is some confusion over where City played 4-3-3 or 4-5-1 at Accrington, but so isolated was James Hanson it seemed clear to me and everyone near me he was playing a lone striker role. Taylor may choose to go with Michael Boulding and Peter Thorne, or trust the advice of assistant Wayne Jacobs that Hanson is a much better player than Saturday's tame showing and at least grant him a partner.
Rochdale have survived the January transfer window with most of their stars not snapped up, save for the excellent, Paul Arnison-thrashing Will Buckley, who signed for Watford. This transfer was rumoured to have caused friction between Keith Hill and his chairman Chris Dunphy, but for now the manager remains despite Dunphy fearing he's already "outgrown" the club.
At Valley Parade they produced a level of performance not witnessed by City fans in our near three-year stay at this level, it would not be an exaggeration to say that, on the night, a Championship club would have struggled to live with them. Despite the pre-season loss of Adam Le Fondre, the two Chris' partnership of Dagnall and O'Grady has blossomed. In a team of outstanding players for this level, special mention should go to 19-year-old defender Craig Dawson – who has attracted interest from Spurs and Blackburn.
Their team sheet offers City little hope, but cast into the role of second favourites should be a cue to turn up the noise instead of despair. Yet again City are drifting and, as familiarly depressing as this is, now should be the time to do something about it. Those of us going tonight should loudly back the team like we haven't done all season. We should be chanting at 0-0, 1-0, 2-0, whatever. We should be leading the fight for our cause – even if we're not sure what the cause is.
This is our football club, and we're allowing it to fall into further decline by standing their muted at Accrington and booing the players. They didn't deserve their bus ride home on Saturday, but if someone's going to inject some passion into their boots and make them remember what an important cause playing for Bradford City is, well it's got to be us.
So tonight we sing, tonight we support our team in defiance and tonight we hope to begin the path that means we'll shortly catch up with the tiny Lancashire club which has overtaken us through getting things right on the pitch, instead of bragging about how wonderful they are off it. Tonight we sing about how we're City till we die, before the club itself really does.
Can't wait.
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Great article Jason. The last paragraph had a 'Churchillian' ring about it.
I firmly believe that we are in a period of 'readjustment' after Stuart McCall and that we will move in the right direction again soon. Sadly I'm in Egypt but I'll have the BBC text commentary right next to me.
"I see our natural position at bottom half Championship/top half League One." – Afterall we are lucky to still have a club??
I dont get this attitude from so many City fans, there's no such thing as a football teams 'natural position', your as big as your chairmans ambition/wallet….and the fans will follow – we are pure proof of that on so many levels.
Thought the last couple of paragraphs were fantastic Jason except for the last six words.Bradford City Football Club will never die,,,, but as you say the club needs the passion from the terraces tonight.i'm sure given that support from the fans the confidence so sadly missing at Accrington will return possibly along with three points.
I have only recently discovered the site and I found this article to be fantastic. Really well written and very enjoyable. It certainly cheered me up. Good luck to the boys tonight. We all hope they can get something.
Spot on. I'm sick of the apathy of City fans. We used to make an absolute racket at VP and now it's like a morgue. I sit near the top of the Kop it's impossible to get any decent songs going. We've always had a cracking away following, and made a lot of noise, but at Accrington there was a weird silence throughout. Don't get me wrong, I was as frustrated as anybody with the performance, but football isn't a game to be played in a sterile atmosphere. Yes, we need to get behind them tonight. We need to show those lads that run out wearing our badge that we support our side whatever. That does not mean that they should get a standing ovation when they play as badly as they did on Saturday but we can at least offer some support through the game. We should not be screaming vitriolically at Michael Flynn to, "F**k off!" when he approaches the away end to applaud us (You know who you are and you're a disgrace to City fans everywhere… I wish you'd take your own advice). Flynn's gesture is an appreciation of our attendance and although he didn't have one of his better games he did at least have the balls to approach us. All the comments I have read on the OMB are berating the vast majority of players for a lack of effort … Well Gents, I think an away following of 2000 who don't sing constitutes the same thing.
See you at Rochdale. Altogether now … WE ALL FOLLOW THE CITY, OVER LAND AND SEA.
Hi Ben
I know where' you're coming from and you're right we should be grateful just to have a club to support, but we cannot spend the rest of our lives just being thankful for existing.
When I say natural level, I don't mean I think we have a divine right to be there, I consider it a level where we could/should be able to compete given the club's infrastructure.
Jason, if the club's infrastructure (stadium) is an indicator of where a club could/should compete, where should say Queens Park compete? Darlington? Rotherham? Portsmouth? Gateshead? Closer to home I beleive that Silsden play at Cougar Park in Keighley. Like Ben, I don't understand the concept of a natural position or pecking order in football, a team is as good as its players, managers and supporters and increasingly the depth of its owner's pockets.
Hi Graeme
I never said anything about the size of a stadium being an indicator of where a club should be. Look I was just expressing an opinion of where I believe City can compete (not where I think they should or deserve to be), if you want to label me an arrogant fan that's fine but I wasn't implying we should be higher up the leagues, I was just stating I would like us to be.
I don't personally want to get into a debate about this. Some of us would like City to be in the Premier League, me I'd like us to be in the upper areas of the Football League. I am not trying to start a debate or enrage people. There's no doubt in my mind we deserve to be in 4th division.
There's no such thing as the 'natural position' of your club – that's the beauty of promotion and relegation. What I think Jason means is that the club's current status and position are less than the sum of its parts (i.e. fan-base, catchment area for players, stadium and facilities, revenue-generating capacity), when the sum ought to result in, as he says, the club being at least a division higher when compared with other clubs in the bottom two divisions.
Personally, I think we'll get a point tonight.
Hi Jason,
I was being sarcastic, its been my main bugbear since our relegation from the Premiership and subsequent two stints in administration.
I have argued until blue in the face on our various message boards that just because historically we were a small club we have to fall back into that and like/accept it.
We are a big City football club with the potential for a great following – why dont so many of our so called fans aspire to that?
Jason, I want BCFC to be higher up the league as much as anybody else, and I wasn't labelling you arrogant, as far from it as I can get, but I don't buy this idea of where 'a club should be'.
The problems for BCFC are wide ranging, the effects of the Premier League seasons and the collapse of ITV digital leading to the club not owning VP are well known. The apathy that affects the City of Bradford at all levels is another. Bradford, like its main football club is a city that has seen much better days, but in my opinion very few Bradfordians have any significantly positive things to say about the place, and you could go further to say that few truly care about the city. How many people in Bradford would honestly care if the club were relegated? Half of them would blink, and carrying on supporting ManYoo, Chelsea, Liverpool etc saying that they'd rather support a successful club anyway. The apathy that is eating away at the City of Bradford is eating away the football club in my opinion. Until this changes, the catchment area for players, fans, stadium and facilities will mean nothing and the club will probably continue to rot. If my son were offered an academy place at BCFC, could you recommend it? Training facilities? The abuse dished out at Luke O'Brien and Joe Colbeck? Mark Lawn has put his money where his mouth is, but even he gets abuse. The people of Bradford need to get behind the City of Bradford and then maybe with a feel good atmosphere in the City maybe the football club can start going upwards. Or vice versa, but the malaise affecting one City is affecting the other City.
Fancy running for the council Mr Kettlewell? With speeches like that you'd get my vote. There is mass of apathy in Bradford, but I feel this stems from the top (in terms of the town) and the bottom in terms of the football. I don't know why it's taken the council years to do something with the Westfield site (a good reason I'm sure) but in the same vein I don't know why the atmosphere is so flat at VP, or why we had people sticking two fingers up to McCall at the end of his final game.
Hopefully both are to improve for the better.
(Local MPs whose parents are inept politicians and are more bothered about political corectness than serving the needs of their constituents are not helping though!
Hi Graeme
You make some excellent comments. I only hope you were at Dale this evening to see our fans behind the team like I've not seen in years. It was an incredible night, I've almost lost my voice.
Shall we call it The Rout of Rochdale? Only 800 of us there, but what a racket. Right from the off, players charging into tackles, I knew something was on almost from the first minute. A great City night.
All together now:
Midland Road take me home
to the place I belong
to the Valley
to see the City
Midland Road take me home!
Dave – how I envy you being there last night (I could not get up from Guildford).
As Aussie songwriter Paul Kelly sang in his tribute to Don Bradman "they say the darkest hour is just before the dawn". How true might this be after last nights performance – lets hope so.
Not even Dean Windass' commentating could ruin this one!
Well done City, and I'm envious of those who crossed the hills last night. I'm sure it goes some way towards making up for last season's game.
Was Clarke as wobbly as Deano made him out to be? Did we miss Rehman in any way?
Brilliant post!
As a Bury fan whose boyfriend is a Bradford fan, we've had some decent discussions about this.
I was going to pull out a few quotes from this as being spot on, when in fact all of it is. Being in League Two is rubbish, we all know that, but the fact that you're being level-headed about it and accepting the fact that no team is 'too good' to be in this league is really refreshing.
In fact, the very discussion myself and my other half had last night was about being the underdog – we've always been that way and it does make wins more enjoyable and losses more understandable. Teams that think they can walk this league because it's the lowest tier often pull up short, i.e. Notts County.
We've always had the post-match comments along the lines of 'I can't believe we lost to a team like Bury' but League Two is the time for the underdog in my opinion.
We've had our fill of bad managers, bad refs, bad pitches after being dumped into this league.. but time IS a healer and I think you'll be well on your way back up soon enough. In both matches we've played you this season, it's plain to see that you're not a bad side and I'm glad things may well be improving after your victory last night (you did us a favour too.. shame we didn't capitalise!)
Good luck for the remainder of this season, from a fellow underdog :)
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High school students who bail on their homework in the Council Bluffs Community School district in Idaho now receive a percent of the credit instead of the dreaded zero. School superintendents reason that students who receive zeros for failing to turn in the homework have a hard time making the grade later in the semester. But isn't the fear of getting a zero a main incentive to actually doing homework? Hmm.
I could see making it optional, if that meant that tests were then 100% of your grade. The student would have to make a choice. HS is easy, I would've done fine on just my test grades, and the homework was boring.
However, college isn't easy for most of us, and I think there's value in having the habit of doing your work every day. It'd be shocking to get to college thinking you could skate when there the homework really does help the learning experience.
I had a few classes in HS where the homework was optional like EG mentioned. Tests were 100% of the grade. I thought it was great. I didn't have to waste my time doing basically the same problem 10 times if I knew how to do it.
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Cute effort, but not altogether great. You spoke too closely into the mike, obviously did all three voices (but Mojo sounded neat), did too much heavy lifting directly from SNL, and ended too abruptly. But you mentioned most of that already. I hope the next ones will be a bit better.
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It was gOod but
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Kane Steakhouse
A first look at pricey slabs of beef and decadent sides in SoBe
Kane Steakhouse
431 Washington Ave, Miami Beach
The goods: NYC restaurateur Mathew Glazier (Strip House) and nightlife impresarios Roman Jones and Justin Levine ( Mansion, SET, Louis) bring another sleek beef temple to the former Tuscan Steak space, where Kane Steakhouse joins South of Fifth neighbors Prime 112 and Red.
Ambience: Relatively subdued. Cream-colored leather banquettes line the northern wall, bucking the usual dark-wood steakhouse trend, and waiters are outfitted in dapper bowties and white-piped black jackets. A long mirrored bar with inlaid TV panels lines the spacious, date-friendly dining room, and a private room in the back seats 12 for intimate dinners.
The grub: Standard steakhouse cuisine with a few tweaks. Young chef Daniel Ganem (Bourbon Steak, BLT Steak) presides over the gluttonous menu, which tends towards the pricey: Starters average $15 and steaks and seafood mains are $37 to $84 (porterhouse for two).
Begin with a basket of fresh baguettes, bacon-studded biscuits and cranberry bread and a complimentary amuse bouche of tomato gazpacho. Follow that with the Caesar salad, modified with an herby basil dressing and tomato croutons. The crisp salt cod dumplings add a nice Spanish touch while the duck fat hash browns (pictured) keep things rich.
Seafood like a miso black cod and a yellowtail snapper are offered, but stick with beef options like the Wagyu dry-rubbed skirt steak. Generously portioned sides include a lobster mac and cheese, crispy fried seaweed dusted with sugar and sweet potato fries with a marshmallow dipping sauce.
The verdict: A stylish South of Fifth steakhouse with pricey slabs of beef and decadent sides.
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Media Day!
Media day is a silly practice where the hip young bourgeoisie spout clichés to the proletariat who are more interested in the free lunch buffet table than anything the featured speakers could offer.
Well, maybe that is a bit calloused. There are certainly tidbits we can garner from the forced question and answer sessions. Let's take a look at some of the quotes from media day.
There is a great deal of excitement to see what happens at the Denver Nuggets media day on Monday. The incomparable Matt Moore tweeted he would like to be in the room for the the meeting between Masai Ujiri and Carmelo Anthony. Well Matt, here is one man's version of what will happen sometime on Monday.
If you have been following the bonanza of Carmelo Antony trade rumors that are exploding all over the internet the past 48 hours, I am sure you are wondering what you can believe and what you cannot. The real truth is that no one person knows exactly what is going on. This much is true, the Nuggets are set to receive Derrick Favors, Andrei Kirilenko and a pair of first round picks for Carmelo Anthony in a four team deal that also includes the Charlotte Bobcats.
The Indian Summer of Carmelo has been dominating the news recently, and before we get to the current scuttlebutt, there are other important happenings going on with the Denver Nuggets
Another day another barrage of Carmelo Anthony rumors as the Indian Summer of Carmelo is on the verge of exploding. The Nuggets will be holding their annual pre-training camp media day on Monday, September 27 with practices starting the next day. All signs point to Melo being a Nugget on that day, but it might be difficult for Carmelo to continue his "I am a Nugget" routine when he has to face his teammates.
After a calm couple of weeks following the hiring of Masai Ujiri, who announced at his introductory press conference that he was confident he could convince Carmelo Anthony to stay in Denver, there are reports that the Nuggets have apparently begun to accept the inevitable fact they are going to have to trade Carmelo Anthony and they are now listening to offers.
The Denver Nuggets NBA Development League affiliate Idaho Stampede will hold open tryouts in Denver on Sunday, September 19 starting at 9:00 AM and lasting until 5:00 PM at Colorado Christian University. There will be two other sessions, one in Portland on October 2 and another in Boise on October 16. Visit the official site of the Stampede for registration information and other details.
New Head Coach Randy Livingston will be on 104.3 The Fan today (September 15) at 2:00 PM (all times approximate in the radio business). Livingston is best known as being an NBA journeyman, but was in his younger years one of the top NBA prospects in the country. After his first two games at LSU he was averaging video game numbers in the vicinity of 30 points and 15 assists a game. Knee injuries would prove to limit his potential although Livingston was still able to carve out a very respectable NBA career, but he made his mark in the D-League.
Livingston holds several franchise records and his jersey is retired in Boise as he was the 2006-07 D-League MVP and lead the Stampede to the 2008 D-League championship. As a coach he has had first hand experience working with the Boston Celtics front office as an assistant with their affiliate and while his playing career may not have reached the heights that many expected when Livingston was exiting high school, he sees his winding career path as a positive entering his first season as a head coach.
Some of you may remember the Nuggets held open tryouts under Kiki Vandeweghe where guys like this wasted everyone's time.
A couple of players received invites to train with Denver's summer league squad, but if memory serves neither one actually made it to the Rocky Mountain Revue with the team. Hopefully the Stampede will have more luck.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Senate Water and Power Subcommittee is holding a hearing today to discuss the future of one of the West's most critical natural resources – the Colorado River. The hearing comes on the heels of recent deadly wildfires, a record-breaking heat wave and worsening drought conditions in the Southwest that have put… Read more »
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Dam Proposed for South Fork Skykomish would be an Economic Loser
A new economic study of the controversial Sunset Falls Dam on Washington's South Fork of the Skykomish River, reveals the power generated at the proposed site would cost 2.3 times more than the Snohomish County Public Utility District (SnoPUD) estimates. Rocky Mountain Econometrics (RME), an economic, business and energy consulting firm in Boise, Idaho, evaluated… Read more »
Groups Petition EPA to Protect Rivers, Coastal Areas From Polluted Runoff
WASHINGTON, DC — Conservation groups filed petitions today urging the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to exercise its authority to safeguard rivers, lakes, and streams from polluted runoff from existing commercial, industrial, and institutional sites that are currently failing to adequately control their pollution. Polluted runoff – rainwater that picks up oil, dirt and toxins while… Read more »
American Rivers Releases Report on Financing Water Infrastructure
Get the report at www.americanrivers.org/advocateguide Washington, DC– With water infrastructure decaying and threatening clean water in cities nationwide, American Rivers today released a report, "Drinking water infrastructure: Who Pays and How" to help water, community, and taxpayer advocates better understand how water utilities finance new infrastructure projects. The report provides important and timely information because… Read more »
President Obama Outlines Bold Vision For Fighting Climate Change
Learn about rivers and climate change at http://www.americanrivers.org/initiatives/climate/ Washington – President Obama today outlined a series of proposals for combating climate change, including reducing carbon pollution and helping communities prepare for more severe floods, droughts, and other impacts of climate change. Bob Irvin, President of American Rivers, made the following statement: "Fighting climate change is… Read more »
The Infamous Stringdusters Announce 2013 American Rivers Tour
Also this summer, The Infamous Stringdusters Embark on their 2013 Atlantic Beach Tour, Multiple Festival Plays, and More The Band's Fourth Annual Festy Experience October 11-13, 2014; Pre-Sale Tickets Available Now at www.TheFesty.com and Lineup to be Announced Soon The Infamous Stringdusters' New Album, Silver Sky-Deluxe Edition, Now Available Today, Grammy-nominated The Infamous Stringdusters announce… Read more »
Feds, States, Tribes Meet to Discuss Future of Colorado River, Nation's Most Endangered River
Washington – Just over a month after American Rivers named the Colorado River the Most Endangered River in the nation for 2013, representatives from the Department of the Interior, the Bureau of Reclamation, seven Colorado River basin states, and Ten Tribes Partnership are meeting today to discuss next steps for basin water supply. Matt Niemerski,… Read more »
Long Term Solution Needed for Hathaway Pond Dam
(Rochester, MA) – American Rivers today praised the work of public safety officials from the Town of Rochester, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, and the Massachusetts Office of Dam Safety to prevent the failure of Hathaway Pond Dam in Rochester. The dam, located on the Sippican River, developed a large hole during this week's flooding,… Read more »
Boundary Waters Among America's Most Endangered Rivers
Washington, D.C.- American Rivers named the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness among America's Most Endangered Rivers® of 2013 today, shining a national spotlight on a proposed copper nickel mine that would release toxic waste into the South Kawishiwi River, threatening fish and wildlife, drinking water quality, and a world class recreation area. "The America's Most… Read more »
Catawba River Among America's Most Endangered Rivers
Washington, D.C.- American Rivers named the Carolinas' Catawba River among America's Most Endangered Rivers® of 2013 today, shining a national spotlight on the riverside coal ash ponds currently leaking pollution and threatening water quality, human health, and local fish populations. American Rivers and its partners are calling on the North Carolina Department of Environment and… Read more »


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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals Give Kolten Wong Another Shot At Second
Kolten Wong struggled at the plate for the Cardinals in 2013. Consistent at-bats might be the answer.
Musicians + Sports: David Nail Reveals His Dream Sports Job
A native of the tiny town of Kennett, Missouri, Nail's well-documented love of sports is a very close second to music in his heart, always rooting for teams that hail from his home state.
Rapper Nelly Proud to be a Saint Louis 'Homer'
The rapper has nothing but love when it comes to the St. Louis Cardinals and Rams.
Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave – November 7, 2013
Keith and Dave made Mike D follow through on his bet to get a Boston Red Sox tattoo if the Cardinals won the World Series. The guys also wondered whether a scoring point guard like […]
Keidel: Redbirds Will Be Back In Catbird Seat
Despite your monolithic love for the Cardinals, no one was rooting for the Redbirds more than I was. Not only as a Yankees fan, but as a native New Yorker imbued with an epic allergy to all things New England, I am biologically skewed against the Red Sox.
Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave Show – October 31, 2013
Keith and Dave reviewed last night's season opening victory for the Kings over the Nuggets behind 30 points and 14 rebounds from DeMarcus Cousins. The guys also talked about overrated and underrated guy movies with […]
Five Things You Missed: World Series, Game 6
The Red Sox win their eighth World Series. Here are five things you missed from game 6.
Red Sox Pitching Staff, Real MVPs Of 2013 World Series
John Lackey gives up one run as Boston starters dominate six-game World Series for third Red Sox title in 10 years.
Wacha Is Key To St. Louis' Title Hopes In Game 6
Michael Wacha is 4-0 this postseason with a 1.00 ERA, and the St. Louis Cardinals send him to the mound in an elimination Game Six at Fenway Park.
CBS Sports' Matt Snyder Recaps World Series Game 5 With Grant Napear
Later on, Matt Snyder, baseball writer for CBS Sports, talked about the World Series game last night and what he expects going forward. Grant and Matt talked about St. Louis starting Michael Wacha pitching tomorrow […]
The Grant Napear Show – October 29, 2013
Grant kicked off the show by talking about the Kings opener tomorrow. He touched on the saga that's been going on over the last few years. He also talked about some of the people who […]
Home At Last: Red Sox Hope To Win Title At Fenway
BOSTON (AP) Generations of New Englanders are preparing. Practically no one alive can remember seeing such an event unfold: The Boston Red Sox could win a World Series title on the celebrated green grass at […]


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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
A Trip to the Sandylion Warehouse Sticker Outlet
I remember collecting stickers when I was a kid - I had a giant album's worth and I'm fairly certain that most of them were by local sticker maker, Sandylion. I loved all the different varieties - fuzzy stickers, shiny ones, and even scratch-and-sniff. Visiting the Sandylion Sticker Outlet was definitely a blast from the past as I recognized some of the stickers that I had as a child still up for sale at the warehouse outlet store!
This store is a must-visit for anyone who loves scrapbooking, writing letters to penpals, or using stickers for any kind of craft project. There are many scrapbooking supplies and papers on sale at discount prices. And let me tell you, there are absolutely TONS of stickers for sale!
I'm talking walls and bins and displays and shelves full of stickers! For the price of one sheet of stickers at a regular store, you could get several sheets. This would be the perfect place for teachers to shop as well.
Some sticker packs were $2.99 each for several sheets but that's about as "expensive" as it got - most stickers were 99 cents, two for 99 cents, or even discounted down to 5 cents a sheet! You can't beat that. Here is what I ended up buying:
The people who worked there were so nice and friendly - they even threw in a few sheets of stickers as an added bonus! As you can see, I came away with lots of stickers and scrapbooking stickers! My pen-friends can look forward to having some new stickers included with their next letters! :)
You can visit the Sandylion Warehouse Sticker Outlet - it is located at 400 Cochrane Street in Markham, Ontario. Just take Highway 404, exit at Highway 7 and go East. Take your first right on East Valhalla, and another right on Cochrane. It is located in an industrial plaza type of area, but there are signs and you'll find it easily!
2 comments:
- Anu said...
Wow! I had no idea that kind of places existed, what an amazing place it looks like! My stash of stickers suddenly looks very modest..
- May 2, 2012 at 8:29 AM
- Lost Mitten said...
I didn't know it existed until a couple of weeks ago either! It was well worth the drive! :) sticker heaven!
- May 3, 2012 at 1:04 AM
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I'm an outsider and I would never frame this controversy in such insensitive and cold (fiqh?) way (in following article) - there are much more sensitive dynamics - sensitive and deeper discussions - connected to this subject [in my view, from my experience with Muslim ppl].
But - this also popped up in my news feed today along with previous Iranian anti-'compulsory hijab' movement. So I feel I just have to publish two in sequence. As a log, as a reference. (I never am good at Islamic fiqh argument thing. They tend to be something too stiff and mechanical thing for me.)
Al-Azhar University has awarded Sheikh Mustafa Mohammad Raashed a doctorate in Shariah and law with honors. His thesis discussed the hijab (veil) within Islamic jurisprudence. He asserted that the hijab "is not an Islamic obligation."
In his dissertation, Raashed said that "the interpretation of verses outside their historical context" has led to widespread confusion and misconceptions about the head scarf, which he claims "in the Quran is not even mentioned once."
According to Sheikh Raashed, some of those who have interpreted religious texts refused to approach them with reason, taking passages out of context. He said that each scholar interpreted these passages as they wished, away from their true meanings. He claimed that this may have been due to a lack of "analytical capabilities due to psychological problems." What's more, he continued, even if a mujtahid (scholar) commits in error in interpreting religious texts, he receives the grace of God for his work. A final reason for misinterpretations surrounding religious passages may lie in that mujtahids "prefer to cite verses rather than truly interpret them."
Those who reject the notion that Islam requires women to wear the hijab base their arguments on what they see as an incorrect interpretation of Verse 53 of the Al-Ahzaab Surah:
But Allah is not ashamed of speaking out the Truth. And if you were to ask the wives of the Prophet for something, ask from behind a curtain. That is more apt for the cleanness of your hearts and theirs. It is not lawful for you to cause hurt to Allah's Messenger, nor to ever marry his wives after him. Surely that would be an enormous sin in Allah's sight.
They argue that this is only referring to the mothers of believers, and the need to put a barrier between them and the Prophet's companions. Verse 59 of the same Surah says: "O Prophet! Tell thy wives and daughters, and the believing women, that they should cast their outer garments over their persons [when abroad]: that is most convenient, that they should be known [as such] and not molested. And Allah is oft-forgiving, most merciful."
According to those who reject that the hijab is required by Islam, this verse merely encouraged more liberal women to cover up their faces so that they would not to be susceptible to the stares of men who look at them as though they were prostitutes.
Those who share the same point of view assert that Verse 31 of the Al-Nour Surah notes the need to cover up the top of the chest and neck, due to the spread of a certain style that became common among Arab women, but was not sanctioned by Islam.
Verse 31 of the Al-Nour Surah reads: "And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what [must ordinarily] appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband's fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers or their brothers' sons, or their sisters' sons, or their women, or the slaves whom their right hands possess, or male servants free of physical needs or small children who have no sense of the shame of sex, and that they should not strike their feet in order to draw attention to their hidden ornaments. And O ye believers! turn ye all together toward Allah, that ye may attain bliss."
According to observers, Al-Azhar asserted its position on the discussion, and put an end to the ongoing debate over whether wearing the hijab is a tradition or a religious obligation. The university unequivocally declared that Islam does not impose the hijab as an obligation.
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OWENSBORO, Ky. - Wanda Green 54, of Livermore, KY passed away Monday, March 25, 2013 at her home in Livermore. Wanda Fay Burgess was born May 21, 1958 in Franklin, Indiana to the late William Russell and Doris Lorrene Laue Burgess and was married to Rocky Delane Green on May 22, 1978. She was the store manager for Fred's in Beaver Dam and attended the Harvest Vision Church in Livermore.
Survivors include her husband of 34 years, Rocky Green; three daughters, Melanie Horne and husband, Josh of Hartford, April Green, and Kelly Green both of Owensboro; 7 grandchildren; a brother, John Burgess of Greenville, Ohio; and four sisters, Doris McVay of Providence, Kathy Poore, Carolyn Phillips both of Livermore, and Janice Sosh of Whitesville.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Friday at Muster Funeral Homes, Livermore Chapel with the Rev. Ancle Wilson officiating. Burial will be in the Echols Cemetery in Ohio County. Friends may visit with Wanda's family from 4:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. Thursday and from 9:00 A.M. until time of services Friday at Musters in Livermore.
The Wanda Green family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the Wanda Green, Memorial Fund; C/O Muster Funeral Homes; P.O. Box 228; Livermore, KY 42352. Memorial contribution envelopes will be available at Musters in Livermore.
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If you or someone you know likes ipods, and love to play them on your car stereo system; the DLO TransDock Deluxe might just be for you. This TransDock does just about everything from broadcasting your ipod music on FM radio to playing movies on to your car TV. It can power your whole car entertainment center.
The TransDock has an Aux- in, and an AV-out located at the bottom. It also has a USB connector, and Video/audio output (more on what they are used for later in the article). The TransDock comes with a small LED display that shows which FM channel your ipod is broadcasting from. The TransDock connects to your cigarette lighter in your car; and charges your ipod when it is connected to the TransDock.
If you are worried about having your TransDock blow a fuse by always being connected to your cars power source; don't worry the TransDock powers on when you dock your ipod, and powers off when you undock. The TransDock comes with a RF remote control that can be attached to your steering wheel with the steering wheel cradle, so that you can keep your hands at all times on the steering wheel. The mount and extender arm for the TransDock fits almost every car.
The TransDock is a dock where you can insert your ipod. The dock is compatible with the ipod nano 1st generation, ipod nano 2nd generation (aluminum), ipod with video, ipod with color display, ipod (4G), and ipod mini. Now you are probably wondering why it can fit the larger ipods and the small ones, and does that mean the small ipods will be moving around in the dock? Well, DLO includes in there package an adjuster to custom fit your ipod in the dock.
The TransDock can also be customized. DLO also included in there package two interchangeable faceplates (black and silver) to match your TransDock with your interior. That's not the only thing you can customize on your ipod TransDock, you can also change the LED display to three different colors.
You can play your ipod music on through your FM radio, or through your stereo using an AV port with a cassette adapter or car audio input. The TransDock also plays your ipod movies, shows, and other video movies. You can play them on your ipod screen or off your TV in your car. The TransDock comes with a 16 ft AV cable that connects one end to your video-out port, and the other to your car TV.
If have another mp3 player, a laptop, or gaming system you can also connect it to your TransDock. You would have to buy the connector separately. The connector connects to the TransDock's Aux-in jack, and the mp3, laptop, or gaming system. So you can play your games on your TV, or play your other mp3 music on the FM radio, or straight to your car stereo.
The TransDock comes with another nice feature, the USB port. When you are using your TransDock it is being powered by your cigarette lighter, and if you have only one power supply in your car there is no way you can charge you cell phone or anything else. DLO thought of that, so they added a USB port that allows you to connect your cell phone to your TransDock and charge both your ipod and cell phone at the same time. The only downfall is because there are so many different cell phones and connectors; you would have to buy the cable that connects your cell phone to your TransDock separately.
I like this idea. This is a great way to power your whole entertainment system in your car. You control the music you want, and videos you watch. The nicest thing about the TransDock is that you can watch a movie you downloaded on your car TV and hear the sounds on your car stereo. This is a great gift idea for a friend or yourself!
Where to buy it, and how much?
You can buy it online from DLO's site. The price for the TransDock Deluxe is $129.99.


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Almost time for Pickin': Back Creek Valley next weekend hosts its sixth-annual bluegrass and barbecue festival, with dozens of bands on the lineup including nationally known acts such as the Kentucky HeadHunters and local favorites including the Back Creek Valley Boys, Lonesome Highway, Stoney Creek, the Speakeasy Boys, Drymill Road and Joe Taxi.
Besides music and the barbecue cookout, Pickin starting Sept. 7 and continuing through Sept. 9 features children's activities, arts and crafts vendors, a beer garden for those 21 and older, camping and more. Kids 12 and younger get in free. To get ticket information, go to www.PanhandlePickin.com or call the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention & Visitors Bureau at 304-264-8801.
'Dirty' deeds: The musical comedy Dirty Rotten Scoundrels based on the hit 1988 film with Steve Martin and Michael Caine comes to Charles Town's Old Opera House next week. Performances at 204 N. George St. begin Sept. 6 and continue through Sept. 9. The show resumes Sept. 13 to 16. For those who missed the movie, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is the story of a pair con men on the French Riviera, one suave and sophisticated and the other not-so-much. When the two can't work together, they begin to battle each other. To reserve seats, call the OOH box office at 304- 725-4420.
Blood drives: American Red Cross blood drives are slated for Thursday at Fellowship Bible Church, Shenandoah Junction from 1 to 7 p.m. and at Wal-Mart, Charles Town from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Another is planned at City Hospital in Martinsburg from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. To be eligible to donate, you must be 17 years of age, meet weight and height requirements and be in reasonably good health. A person can give every 56 days. To donate, bring a Red Cross donor card or other form of positive ID. Sign up on-line at www.redcrossblood.org.
Bonnie's Bus: Bonnie's Bus, a digital mammography center on wheels, will visit the Eastern Panhandle Sept. 8, offering digital mammograms and breast care education to area women. Bonnie's Bus will be parked at the Martinsburg Mall in the former Sears merchandise pick-up lane near Walmart from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The mammograms are billed to private insurance, Medicaid or Medicare if available. Women who do not have insurance will be covered by the West Virginia Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program. A physician's order is required in order to schedule a mammogram and space is limited. For appointments or questions, call 304-264-1232 or go to www.wvucancer.org/bonnie.
Donations sought: Members of the Charles Town Police Department and local federal law enforcement agencies will be participating in the Tough Mudder Sept. 9 at 11 a.m. in Frederick, Md. Participants are collecting donations to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which provides services to injured military service members. To find out how to help, call Detective R. Kerns at the Charles Town Police Department at 304-283-6256 .
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An Austin man has been charged after police say he fled from a traffic stop.
On Sept. 27, a police officer noticed 32-year-old Carols Wayne Brooks speeding in a Toyota Corolla through a school zone on Kramer Lane, according to police.
The officer initiated a stop by turning on his lights, but Brooks did not immediately pull over. The officer then turned on his patrol siren and Brooks yelled out the window that "he had to take his child to school because he was late."
The officer then utilized his loud speaker to tell Brooks to pull over. Brooks complied with the officer's demand. Another adult and child were in the car with Brooks and they got out to presumable walk the child to school.
The officer ran a warrant check and discovered Brooks had a warrant for failure to pay child support. While waiting for back-up officers, Brooks sped off. The officer followed him for a short distance, but terminated the pursuit due to Brooks' dangerous driving.
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Since the late 1980's very little has been invested in training by the maritime sector and now the industry is facing an emerging shortage of experienced crews and officers.
According to industry paper, Daily Commercial News; "By 2015, a worldwide shortage of ships' officers is forecast to reach 27,000 as aging baby boomers retire and fewer young people enter the SESDAQ") and promoted to Mainboard on 8th December 2005.
Clients best know the company under the brand name of EMAS, which has a proven track record that is well-respected in the industry.
Through the years, EMAS have developed an experienced and well-trained team of offshore crew and shore-based executives.
The company operates four main business divisions:
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· Construction and Production
· Engineering and Fabrication
· Deepwater Subsea
Ezra's earning stream is diversified: deriving about 60% of sales from offshore support services, 20% from ship yard operations and the rest from marine services. The company's combined revenue was $US330 million last financial year and it employs over 2000 personnel.
The company services fields in Southeast Asia, West Africa, Australia and the Middle East. Recently, they also entered the challenging energy market in India and are expanding their deep sea (subsea) capabilities to service the growth expected in deep sea operations in South and North America and West Africa.
According to the company, post 2012, deepwater or subsea contracts (2/3000 meters) will be the only sector to keep growing as shallow and mid water reserves are depleting. They estimate is that this sector will expand by another 12% in 2012 and project the industry will be worth a total of $US 162 billion from 2009 to 2013.
Originally based in Huston where most oil and gas companies are headquartered, they re-established a presence there in 2007 to further explore partnerships and tenders for deep sea contracts.
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This division was established in the financial year 2009 as part of the Group's "Next Lap Growth Strategy", which involves a strategic expansion into the deepwater subsea services sector.
The Energy Services was integrated within the Deepwater Subsea division to support the Group's client base across a wide spectrum of subsea services in the oil and gas sector.
This sector requires different skills and a class of assets to EMAS's other activities. The company has currently has a young fleet of around 30 vessels, 11 capable of Subsea operations.
In 2007 the company ordered three vessels to expand its subsea operations and these will be in commission this year.
One DP3 is a well intervention vessel which also has a crane and is capable heavy duty instillations whilst accommodating 320 personnel.
Two are world class ROV multifunction support vessels ideal for light installation work and can accommodate 100 personnel. Each vessel represented a capital investment of US$100/120 million for the company.
EMAS' business model is long term charter and this requires high standards of maintenance.
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I have been making this jelly for 5 years and it is easy and testy. Give jars to friends who rave about it. I usually need to double or triple recipe as I harvest quite a few habaneros. Jelly will last for a year no problem if refrigerated.
Hasty Habanero Jelly
Notes: Other fresh chiles that work are West Indian hot (as hot as habaneros); milder but still hot cayenne, Fresno, jalapeño, Santa Fe grande, and serrano; and milder still Hungarian wax. If desired, double the amount of milder ones.
Yield: Makes 4 jars; 10 ounces each
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 51
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Protein: 0.1g
- Fat: 0.0g
- Carbohydrate: 13g
- Fiber: 0.1g
- Sodium: 6.4mg
- About 1 1/2 ounces habanero chilies
- 1 cup rice vinegar
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 4 jars (10 oz. each) apple jelly
- 1. Rinse chilies and cut off stem ends. Wearing gloves or holding chilies with a fork (do not touch with bare hands), cut chilies in half lengthwise. Slice out and discard veins and seeds. Cut chilies into 1/8- to 1/6-inch slivers.
- 2. Put chilies, vinegar, and sugar in a 4- to 5-quart pan. Bring to a boil over high heat, stirring often, and boil until mixture is reduced to about 1/3 cup, about 7 minutes.
- 3. Scrape jelly from jars into pan. Stirring often, boil until jelly melts. Ladle hot jelly back into the unwashed jars to within 1/4 inch of rims. Wipe rims clean and screw lids onto jars. (If there is a little extra jelly, pour into a small dish and cover when cool.)
- 4. After 1 1/2 hours, gently shake jelly in jars to redistribute chili pieces if they have floated to the top. When jelly is cool, use or store in the refrigerator up to 3 months.
- Nutritional analysis per tablespoon.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
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Author: AIN online 25.01.2013
China Operations Still Challenging, but Improving
In an educational session yesterday afternoon at NBAA's Schedulers & Dispatchers conference in San Antonio, Universal Weather & Aviation's delta team lead John Perry and Sheng (Jimmy) Young, the company's managing director for China, led their audience through navigating the details needed to operate successfully in the growing Chinese market.
While private aviation flights to the country once faced severe bureaucratic hurdles, that situation is easing as China becomes more familiar with the notion of private aircraft. Perry ticked off the required documentation needed to obtain the correct visa and to request a flight and landing permit. He noted that advanced submission of the document does not guarantee earlier approval. In fact, it's common for operators to receive confirmation of their request only a day or two before the scheduled flight. He cautioned that changes to the flight plan should be avoided if at all possible, as Chinese authorities to do not look upon them favorably.
Most of China's major international airports operate under a slot system for landing and once operators receive permission, they should carefully examine the document as the slot that was requested might not be the one that was assigned. In any case, according to Perry, that is the assigned slot and operators should change plans accordingly.
Operating fees in China are very expensive, as the civil aviation authority (CAAC) charges incoming flights a "compensation fee" of approximately $3,000 for entry into the country plus navigation fees of 44 cents per kilometer.
There is currently a handful of FBOs in China, but Young, who is based there, said the infrastructure is improving, with more under development. Hangar space for private aircraft storage is curently very limited at airports, said Young, with most existing hangars used solely for maintenance. If hangar space is available it is expensive. He cautioned that once the crew leaves the aircraft on the ramp, it can be difficult to get permission to return to it, to retrieve an item for example.
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Both presenters stressed the need for a good ground handler to help deal with officials and any unplanned situation that might arise.
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From Paula's Home Cooking
5 stars based on 1 Review
Servings: 4-5 servings
Prep Time: 1 hour 15 min
Cook Time: 25 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Cucumber, Tomato, Mint Salad, recipe follows
course ground black pepper
2 racks of lamb frenched
Cucumber, Tomato, Mint Salad
10 oz goat cheese
2-4 ripe tomatoes
4 medium sized cucumbers, thinly sliced
2 small white onion (vidalias will work great for this if they are available), julienned
1/2 cup white vinegar
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
20 mint leaves
salt and pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Rub lamb racks thoroughly with black pepper. Place on heated cast iron skillet and sear all sides until medium rare. Place racks in oven to finish cooking. Roast lamb racks in oven for approx 15 minutes. Allow lamb to cool for about 10 minutes. Slice racks into chops and fan around a small pile of Cucumber, Tomato mint salad.
Note: If you're not searing in cast iron you can place lamb in a shallow baking pan for the oven.
In a large mixing bowl crumble goat cheese. Add tomatoes, cucumbers and onions to bowl. Cut mint leaves chiffonade-style into shreds and add to salad. Add vinegar and olive oil. Mix well. Add salt and pepper to taste. Refrigerate for one hour.
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