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After taking down Central Valley High of Ceres and Los Banos High, Patterson completed a three-game sweep last week with a 61-39 defeat of host Ceres High on Saturday, Feb. 2, running its winning streak to 10 games.
The Tigers (22-2 overall, 10-0 WAC) have won 21 of their past 22 games — a streak that had its roots in the summer, according to Patterson coach Elizabeth Tolleson.
"The players worked really hard in the offseason to be sitting in the position they are in," Tolleson said. "These wins are the benefit of hard work. When everyone else was enjoying their summer, these players were working hard in the gym and in the weight room."
The Tigers ended the 2011-12 regular season with a 19-7 overall record, rising from third place to second in the WAC.
But their goal had been to win the league crown, and Tolleson and her players were also disappointed with their first-round exit from the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs.
"This year's team knows what it's like to have the title in their grasp and what losing focus can cost them," Tolleson said. "They knew it would take a lot of dedication to make sure that didn't happen again."
Through 10 league contests, Patterson is averaging 55.5 points per game while outscoring opponents by 27.2 points per game.
On Saturday, Patterson senior Shantel Perez recorded a team-high 12 points — all on 3-pointers — against Ceres (9-7, 5-4).
Junior Mele Tupouata put up nine points and collected eight rebounds, and fellow junior Kiara Job and sophomore Shealyn Craven each chipped in eight points for the Tigers.
"We controlled the tempo of the game and did a good job of pushing the ball up the court for our fast breaks," Tolleson said.
That win followed on the heels of a 55-28 home victory against Los Banos High (11-12, 5-4) on Thursday, Jan. 31.
Patterson dominated the glass at both ends of the floor.
The Tigers outrebounded Los Banos 67-31 overall — many of those rebounds courtesy of Tupouata, who grabbed a game-high 21 boards.
"We're one of the tallest teams in the league," Tupouata said. "Our bigs are strong, and when we come together, we're hard to beat."
Junior Dayna Hansen led the Tiger offensive with 17 points while grabbing 12 rebounds. Freshman Danielle Jenkins came off the bench to tally 17 rebounds of her own.
Patterson also benefited from 12 points from Craven, while junior Jovanah Arrington (six rebounds) added seven.
This season, the Tigers are 7-0 in the Patterson High gymnasium. Dating back to spring 2012, they have won 17 straight at home.
"We know we have to keep coming out strong," Hansen said. "We know that we are the better team, and we have to play like it."
On Jan. 29, the Tigers traveled to Ceres for a 54-36 victory against Central Valley (9-13, 4-5).
"Good teams can get by on natural talent, but great teams put in the time, work and energy to leave nothing to chance," Tolleson said. "We want this (league) title way too much to let up now."
The Tigers close the league season on the road at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, against Pacheco High of Los Banos (6-15, 0-9).
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Ariyanna Cashen had 16 points and 20 rebounds as the Patterson JV team ran away with a 57-37 home win over Los Banos on Thursday.
Patterson's Julia Sill (six rebounds) scored seven points, and teammates Maria Cortez (six rebounds), Jordynn Schueller (six assists), Idalis Besinaiz, Leanna Lindsey and Stephanie Esqueda each finished with six.
Results for other games were not submitted by press time.
The freshman Tigers lost to the Los Banos Bulldogs 39-10 on Thursday.
Paula Diaz tallied five points and five rebounds and Becky Phul added three points in the losing effort.
Lordes Remirez and Danyelle DeForest each made five rebounds for the Tigers.
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Do any of you use or have used foot spray (dries white) to see if the fletches hit anywhere? I've done it in the past to find the ideal nock angle and the powder did show the slightest contact.
Do any of you use or have used foot spray (dries white) to see if the fletches hit anywhere? I've done it in the past to find the ideal nock angle and the powder did show the slightest contact.
Never used the foot spray. I always use the brightest red lipstick I can find, and color the edges of my fletchings with it. It'll leave a nice red mark on anything it touches.
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I'm finding the recurve is a lot harder to get tuned than my compound with release. The slightest roughness in the fingers releasing and it shows at the target.
I've used both and hat the clean up of all of them. Someone needs to come up w/ a better way. 3D laser or something. The QAD rest was a booger to get zero contact...never did. Switched to a T.R. Revolution and got better results.
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I've used both powder and Wet Tracer wax (same as lipstick). Powder is nice, but you have to clean it off as it will cake-on (stick) and if on metal it will rust. Wet Tracer came in different colors and I really don't know if it is still available. I think lipstick took it's place. I mean, it did the same thing and lipstick was cheaper
To me, paramount is letting the fingers relax the same and focusing on the target all the way through. I don't know, but tabs are the in thing and perhaps lessens strumming the string with the bottom two fingers.
When I returned to archery I tried a new glove, Neet, I think. Didn't care for it one bit. I remember Neet as being one of the better producers of quality archery equipment and maybe they still are, but we sure have some "trashy" Neet stuff at the shop.
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lipstick works well, ive tried it
Well, I got some cheapo lipstick (.99) and it works well, told me where the fletch is hitting. The lower vane hits the spring arm on the recurve shoot around rest. No matter what setting of the plunger, same thing. So I've decided the arrow is much too stiff for 25 pounds.
The arrow is Easton 1914, 29" and spine of .658, it's what the Easton charts says is correct. Ordered a much softer arrow today to test out.

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A vegan in Central Europe: Vienna, Krakow, and Budapest! »
When I go on crazy trips, the first thing that pops into my mind is "WHAT AWESOME VEGAN FOOD AM I GOING TO TRY?!" I guess I'm special that way. Picture it: Vienna, Krakow, and Budapest. Nine days, so much awesomeness.
First stop in Vienna: Formosa. It's off of the Neubaugasse shopping strip, and it's magical. A family-owned grocery/cafe with… get this—VEGAN BOBA! And they sold Go Max Go chocolate bars and Primal Strips. The food I got (a chicken sandwich) cost 3,90€ and was all right, but nothing to write home about, though I guess I am anyway? Definitely worth a visit, more for the boba and available grocery items than for the food.
The star of Vienna was for sure Bio Bar. It's significantly fancier from the order-at-the-front café style of Formosa. I think the place is run by a man in the front and his wife in the back. We loved the food so much we went two nights in a row!! I got gnocchi with pesto and artichoke hearts the first night; the gnocchi was a little gummy, but I thought the flavors were spot on and I finished the entire plate. On the second night I got a gluten-free meal: a soy patty with a scoop of mashed potatoes. The spices in the patty were fucking incredible, and the whole meal was so filling. Their chocolate cake wasn't all that great. I think it had some sort of agar-agar-based filling, and I was expecting more of a mousse texture. Overall, the atmosphere was perfect. Entrees cost from 8€ to 15€ and it was around 2€ to 5€ for dessert.
Another place you might want to stop by while your there: Maschu falafel. It's REALLY good falafel, not so good service. And while we didn't get a picture of the food, we certainly filled up on it.
Next stop (don't question our trip-planning) was Krakow. I felt it was the smallest city of the three that we visited, so it was pretty easy to go to the edges of the city to try amazing vegan food. We went to four places: Vega, Momo, Green Bar, and Mlynek Café.
Vega had a really really nice atmosphere: tables with linen cloths and candles in the center. You order at the front and pick up from the bar. The menu they give you is sort of useless; it just gives you an idea of what kind of food they have. The food they actually serve changes daily, and my planned meal wasn't available when I went. For 19zł (around $7 US), I got a plate of vegetable goulash with rice, bean salad, and lentil soup. The food was so-so, the bean salad was the real winner I also ordered a vegan smoothie which was basically a bunch of fruit juices, for 9zł. SO YUMMY. It had blueberries in it. It's been ages since I've had blueberries!!! We weren't impressed with this place overall and didn't make a return trip.
Momobar was next on our list. It's in the Jewish quarter of Krakow. The interior is very humble and the atmosphere is pretty casual. Their cuisine is described as Tibetan fusion. Most everything there is vegan, except for a couple of cakes. We tried the two available vegan cakes, and ate them first, obviously. I tried an apple-crumble-type thing with sunflower seeds on top; my friend got their banana cake (pictured).
The cakes were both SO yummy; flavorful, spot-on texture, I could have eaten them for millennia. The dish I got was the place's namesake. Momo was Tibetan dumplings filled with finely chopped vegetables and lentils, served with a spicy sauce. I licked my plate clean. My friend tried their hummus and toast and found the hummus to be a little weird, texture-wise. I remember paying about 20zł for my delicious dinner. This was definitely one of my favorite places the whole trip.
After a draining day visiting Auschwitz, we stumbled into Green Way to unwind. They had limited vegan options, but really tasty orange juice and enchiladas. The side-salad sticks out more in my memory than the actual enchilada—the dressing was THAT good. Again it cost around 20zł, but the meal fell a little short because of how fast the food was. It is given to you literally seconds after you order it, so the components of the meal are pre-made, then assembled as you order. I think it made the food a bit generic, and I wouldn't recommend for anything beyond a really quick, assuredly vegan meal. There are certainly better businesses to patronize in Krakow!!
Our last stop on the trip was Café Mlynek. We saw these 10 percent discount cards for the place all over the city, which made me a little skeptical, but I so shouldn't have been. It was far and away my favorite restaurant of the entire trip. Candle-lit, beautiful ambience—The only veg Krakow restaurant where we didn't order food up-front. There are limited vegan options, but I got to try the cheesecake they recently veganized and a veganized traditional
Polish Hungarian* food: lecso (LETCH-oh). We had cake first, obvs. The cheesecake was beautifully presented, but could have been a little sweeter/more flavorful. It cost 10zł and I would probably order again. The lecso was fucking INCREDIBLE. It reminded me a lot of channa masala without the indian spices: tomato and chickpea stew with garlic and onion, served with a side of bread to dip and enjoy in. I wanted to bathe in this dish, basically, it was so hot and fresh when I got it…. Oh man, just remembering it makes me hot. It cost 15,50zł and was worth every goddamn penny. IF YOU GO TO KRAKOW YOU MUST MUST MUST GO TO MLYNEK CAFÉ! That is an order!
On to Budapest. Unfortunately, my camera broke a couple months ago so I was borrowing my friend's. Then her camera ran out of juice partway through our trip, so you'll just have to use your imaginations. If you like falafel nearly as much as I do, you'll love Hummus Bár. We went there like three times, not joking. They have two locations; the one closest to our hostel, the Kértész location, was completely vegan; the other one was not. The food? SO yummy. A student-discounted meal cost 720Ft (Hungarian Forint), which is around $3.70! Pictured is a shot of a laffa-wrapped falafel. Their falafel is so fucking flavorful, I miss it so much.
We also tried Napfényes Étterem. I think they were having an off night or something, because our service was fucking atrocious. But to their credit, the food they served was phenomenal. I got their special for the night, which was a Thai rice curry. While I didn't really get any Thai flavor-notes, the food was extremely well prepared. And in a huge-ass portion; it was crazy. The star of the night was the vanilla cake I got there. IT WAS SO GOOD. They top it off with some Soyatoo whipped cream. I almost died. I loved it so much, I dragged my friend into the outskirts of Budapest to visit their bakery.
The bakery. The lovely lovely bakery. I am a fan of baked goods. A fanatic, even. And this place was fucking…ridiculous. I wish we had had a camera!! But look at their homepage: their pictures don't exaggerate how great the food was. They had all sorts of goodies: oatmeal-cherry-raisin cookies, coconut-chocolate millet balls, lemon cake with a thick creamy frosting (I got the pleasure of trying it, and I don't care how fat my ass got), the same vanilla cake I got from Napfényes Étterem, crème-filled phyllo squares…. I could go on, but I don't want your food boner to break your computer screen. PLEASE GO THERE IF YOU ARE EVER IN BUDAPEST. It is amazing. And pretty cheap, as most everything in Budapest is. It's a completely vegan bakery. Completely vegan. They even have some savory pastries using Cheezly, they're that fucking crazy awesome. We were smart enough to walk there and back to burn off the insane amount of calories we must have inhaled.
So, that concludes my crazy Central Europe adventure. Aside from the fact that I'm still living in Prague for a while longer! Lots of veg food from this side of the world coming your way! And I'm checking out the Mecca of Maoz in a few days: Amsterdam!! Lastly I wanted to plug HappyCow for helping me with my vegan journey.
*Our Hungarian pal and sometimes contributor Vi Z. informs us that lecso is in fact a tradional Hungarian dish. Thanks for keeping us culturally and culinarly accurate, Vi!
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A vegan guide to Prague: Having a Clear Head »
I've been in the most beautiful city in the world for over a month now. Really, look at how beautiful my beloved Praha is!
The first bit of Czech I learned was, predictably, Jsem veganka (or Jsem vegan for you dudes out there). The first restaurant they told me to go to was Lehka Hlava; it means "Clear Head," and it has easily one of the dreamiest interiors I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing. My first time there, we were seated in the very intimate one-table room called the Rainbow Room.
The menu is mostly vegetarian, but the vegan items are clearly marked with a handy-dandy symbol, and the vegetarian-that-can-be-made-vegan meals are also clearly marked. I decided to get bulgur risotto with stir-fried tempeh, spring vegetables, and sun-dried tomato and peanut pesto.
The portion size was like, double that of my head—that's when you know you're getting bang for your buck (I mean, think of any nice restaurant in the Bay that will give you two heads' worth of food for 135 CZK, or just under $7 US). I mean, really, two heads' worth of food; look at the tomato slice for scale! Though the pesto was super-intense and there was a lot of it, I cleaned my whole fucking plate. I gained like five pounds by the time I finished, but it was soooo fucking worth it, and I felt it was sort of nutritionally balanced because they didn't skimp on the tempeh, which was perfectly seasoned, by the way.
My friend and roommate (gluten- and dairy-free) got a tabbouleh salad for under $5 US. I didn't try any, but was assured by both her and her empty bowl that the salad was super-filling and delicious.
As you can see, Prague is CHEAP AS FUCK. As in, this is a beautiful, fancy, sit-down-for-at-least-two-hours kind of joint, and the most you'll pay for an entree is about $8 US, if you splurge. But they do charge for water (unless you're smart enough to get the lunch special, which is $5 US for soup, entree, and water, but isn't always vegan). I have since visited Lehka Hlava for Sunday brunch twice, and its sister restaurant Maitrea thousands of times for lunch, but my camera broke. So further pictures will have to wait!!
Lastly, to the haters that said I couldn't be vegan and live in Prague: you were categorically wrong. There are many many lovely establishments, and, my Bay Area friends, I will show them all to you! In due time. When I get my mom's camera in the mail. Which could take a while, but I've been czeching every day (zing!).
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Acting Lady, trained by Doug O'Neill; Afternoon Stroll, Timothy Hamm; Apple Charlotte, Henry Cecil; Century Park, Bob Baffert; Dance Pass, Dermot Weld; Gozzip Girl, Thomas Albertrani; Lexlenos, Patrick Gallagher; Magical Affair, Michael Matz; Mrs Kipling, Neil Drysdale; Puttanesca, Wayne Hillis; Rare Ransom, Dermot Weld; The Best Day Ever, Ken McPeek; Third Dawn, John Sadler, and Well Monied, Howard Zucker.
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2011 was a big year for us at Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn, and this week we are honoring the images created by our team of contributors. We are scattered across the globe, but come together in the goal of taking beautiful pictures to illustrate our stories. With this in mind, we invite you to vote for a favorite picture of 2011 that ran on one of our sites.
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I really liked all the photos...but Judith Jones looks so exuberant and joyful in her kitchen!
I want that picture of tomato soup above my dining table. 8D
Love Emily Ho's photo of oranges... and I'm allergic to oranges!
Sabra Krock for Judith Jones made such a good work, I agree: Judith Jones is even the best Kitchen Tour I made: I completely renovated my kitchen the way her kitchen looks like, opened, all tools out, a real kitchen that smells good even on picture... Bravo, from Québec City!
Where are the pictures from 'the kitchens where we learned to love food'? Those are my favorites.
I voted for the tomato soup pic. It spoke to me on many levels... the colors, the smells, the textures....beautifully done!
Judith Jones for sure....
The lovely Judith Jones !
In my mind it's about design, balance, colour and composition. There are many wonderful photos and I wish I could have voted for more, but I love the photo by Landis Carey for Kimberly's Tour.
I'll always vote for any picture with food in. I'm (very) easily pleased.
Bethany Nauert - Bethany Nauert - Bethany Nauert - the most talented of all. She's got the gift of seeing what's really there and capturing the scene with her magic that will take her far - my favorite would be Brandon's Tour, But it's really difficult to chose just one of her Tours.
I loved the food pictures and the less busy the better.. But for me the real artsy winner was the keys and cell phone. They just jump out at you
I do like the picture of Liz Vidyarthi for Adrian & Allison's Tour. Your site is mostly about environments that people live in and this pic sums that up to me. Technically as a photographer, she shot this perfectly.
@MYRNA Thank you! That was a post I put together with reader-submitted photos - this contest is a tribute to our contributors and their photography.
Not only is this a working kitchen and beautifully organized, the owner's love of animals and her happiness is wonderful ! A great photo.
This was tough--I was tied between three or four of these, but really... I also felt there were other photos on the sites that probably belonged in here, too! Ah, well. <3
Judith Jones not only looks so happy, but hers is a real working kitchen, not a shiny magazine spread that's never used.
Judith Jones real woman with a real kitchen with real food.
look for PHOTO quality people! this is a photo contest!
I voted this morning, so I was only one of three who voted for the Judith Jones photo at that point. So happy to see that it's on top! There are so many lovely photos, but this one really seems to capture something special. So it's photo quality (they're all high quality, actually) plus Sabra's ability to catch her subject at that exact right moment. She certainly has the eye.
I love the photo Bethany Nauert took of Antonio Ballatore and his dog Chewie-the look they are giving each other is priceless. Chewie knows he's living the good life.
Mr. Splashypants we are voting on the photo quality. I'm sorry if you didn't get any votes.
Can't find place to vote for Liz Vidyarthi and the Loop Loft house tour (not Canvas & Ochre's). Marcia Prentice has two vote buttons but only one photo. Please fix so I know where my vote is going. THANKS!
Bethany Nauert's really stood out, but I also loved the lighting and composition of Lilias Petit-Scott's photo.
Photo quality = Sabra Krock's photo - she captured the place, the person, and the pet --beautiful photo .
Bethany Nauert has the eye to capture the beauty of the scene she is taking - she certainly is a talented photographer! Her photos are clear and well orchestrated. Isabelle and Brandom's Tour the best of them all.
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All the photos are wonderful however the bedroom photograph by Lilias Petit-Scott's is in my opinion the most successful image in technique because it requires real skill to capture a floor to ceiling composition in a tight space with such delicate lighting like she has. It's really amazingly well done. The warmth really stands out, as does the brilliant wall and ceiling paint job in. What I like about the room itself is that this person has made something exquisite out of relatively modest architecture - and that is much more impressive to me then pictures of "paradise" gardens and grand open spaces flooded with light, (although beautiful) because photographically those are easy to capture and look good without much technical skill on the part of the photographer - and in terms of design, those kinds of spaces are not actually accessible to most people. That's why Shannon's room is so successful!
I also the pic of Judith in her kitchen, but as a stand alone photograph - it is more of a portrait then a successful composition of a space.
:) congrats to everyone!
love, love, love Bethany's pix, especially Antonio's tour!
Lilias Petit-Scott's photo captures the serenity of the elegant yet comfortable bedroom. Instead of using a lot of light, she gave us the cozy feeling that invites us into the room.
Beautiful room!
Hey AT,
Don't forget to update this: "© 2011 Apartment Therapy" as we are in 2012
Lighting....Lilias Petit-Scott's picture does it for me.........
Love Bethany Nauert's photos!!
Congratulations Bethany!!!! I am happy and honored to have you tour our apartment last year!


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Love the Elton John lyric :)
All are cute, but I look at things like this with my guy in mind -- and I feel sure he'd think they were too too girly. (And I hasten to add, he's not your typical sports-oriented, beer swilling, cigar chomping kind of guy, at all. More your nerdy, computer programming, D&D playing, Downton Abbey watching kind of guy... so there is somewhat more leeway in his thinking about such things, usually...)
It's funny, "discerning", but I thought the footprints was the only one I thought precious...but, of course, I had in mind a couple I know who just had a baby and the husband will be traveling overseas during Valentine's Day. Thought this would make an adorable Valentine that he could travel with and feel like his baby daughter was with him.
But, yes, all are great ideas. The only one I don't care for is the box of hearts. Opening a box (which would be from the top) would not have the impact as shown.
Agree with you Sherry - but my man appreciates the girly things- heehee


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Onetimeatbandcamp, benefiting from a ground-saving ride by jockey Tyler Baze and an erratic trip by runner-up Kanan Dume, had enough left in the stretch following a two-month layoff to capture the $48,000 allowance feature Friday night at Hollywood Park.
Onetimeatbandcamp and Kanan Dume ran head and head down the backstretch in the six-furlong sprint, but Kanan Dume lost several lengths when bolting on the turn, only to rally in the final eighth to close to within one length of the winner while making his first start since the 2007 Del Mar Futurity.
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As for the limbs, to be honest, I haven't even checked. It doesn't really matter to me as I don't worry about that. If I have an issue, I know Martin will take care of it. That is why I have shot Martin exclusively for 23 years, since 1988. I don't think I can list all of the Martin bows I have owned.
2011 Martin Firecat 400/NAP Apache Dropaway/Truglo Xtreme Sight/Custom 8" Stabilizer/Victory V6 Arrows
2007 Martin Jaguar /Trophy Taker Dropaway/Extreme Sight/Custom 21" Stabilizer/Victory V6 Arrows
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