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Will the Outhouse Mock DC's Efforts to Cure Cancer?
- Written by ThanosCopter on Monday, June 03 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
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A prominent pro-DC forum poster on our site once said that we'd find a way to complain about DC even if they discovered the cure to cancer. DC handed us just such an opportunity over the weekend, when news came in that WB was teaming with the A.C Camargo Cancer Center in San Paolo to produce a refurbished children's ward, complete with IV bag covers and comics which depicted chemotherapy treatments as a superscience cure for superheroes like Green Lantern, Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.
Here's a video detailing DC's pretty awesome efforts:
While we're sure that the Outhouse Newsroom, made up of the snarkiest assholes the Internet has to offer, could find some way to mock DC's efforts here, we'll instead cede that DC is not always the monstrous ne'er do wells we often depict them as in our articles. DC, we tip our figurative caps to you. Way to be awesome.
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The vast majority of cyber-security professionals do not believe their existing security solutions will be sufficient over the next year, and they lack confidence in FISMA, with only half reporting that the law has improved security within their organizations. Half the experts surveyed said their agencies couldn't keep up with existing data loads crossing their network. And data loads are expected to grow 47 percent by 2015.
Eleven percent felt FISMA was antiquated, with more than a quarter of those surveyed suggesting new requirements, including continuous monitoring, should be added to its language. Even if that occurs, many challenges would remain in the form of stagnant cybersecurity budgets, the use of new cyber technology, end-user compliance and end-user training. Technological roadblocks were seen as the top barrier to improving federal cybersecurity, with policy, culture and leadership all viewed as other potential barriers.
Overall, the study suggests FISMA in its current form "may not be adequate" for the current threat environment.
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Great ideas, it has been said, come into the world as gently as doves. Perhaps then, if we listen attentively, we shall hear, amid the uproar of empires and nations, a faint flutter of wings, the gentle stirring of life and hope.
-Albert Camus, Resistance, Rebellion, and Death
Many of our artists long to be exceptional, feeling guilty if they are not, and wish for simultaneous applause and hisses, Naturally, society, tired or indifferent at present applauds and hisses only at random.
Gradually the artist, even if he is celebrated, is alone or at least is known to his nation only throughout the intermediary of the popular press or the radio, which will provide a convenient and simplified idea of him. The more art specializes, in fact, the more necessary popularization becomes. In this way millions of people will have the feeling of knowing this or that great artist of our time because they have learned from the newspapers that he raises canaries or that he never stays married more than six months. The greatest renown today consists in being admired or hated without having being read. Any artist who goes in for being famous in our society must know that it is not he who will become famous, but someone else under his name, someone who will eventually escape him and perhaps someday will kill the true artist in him.
-Albert Camus "Create Dangerously" lectures
But in order to speak about all and to all, one has to speak of what all know and of the reality common to us all. The sea, rains, necessity, desire, the struggle against death-these are the things that unite us all. We resemble one another in what we see together, in what we suffer together. Dreams change from individual to individual, but the reality of the world is common to us all.
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"I never saw into myself very clearly, but I've always instinctively followed an invisible star…There is in me an anarchy and frightful disorder. Creating makes me die a thousand deaths, because it means making order, and my entire being rebels against order. But without it I would die, scattered to the winds."
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Image Expo: Joe Keatinge and Introducing Leila del Duca on Shutter
- Written by Jude Terror on Friday, January 10 2014 and posted in News with Benefits
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It's... been... a... long... day.
But we're so close to the finish line! This morning, we decided we were going to cover every new series announcement from Image Expo, and though it's 11:30 PM here on the West Coast, I'm turning in the final article (until someone reminds us we forgot something). And I saved this one for last because I wanted to take my time with it.
This one is a new series from Joe Keatinge (Marvel Knights: Hulk, Glory) and an artist that's new to most of us: Leila del Duca.
First, let's look at the premise:
Kate Kristopher, once the most famous explorer on Earth—an Earth that's far more fantastical than the one we know, filled with demons, gorgons, phantom ninjas, and various other monsters of lore—is forced to return to the adventurous life she left behind when a family secret threatens to destroy everything she spent her life protecting.
Wait, I thought this was an urban fantasy. Where are the sexy vampires?! You can't have an urban fantasy without sexy vampires, and possibly sexy werewolves or were- animals of some sort! It's against the rules!
In any case, Keatinge goes on to talk about the protaganist, Kate Kristopher:
Kate's character can be described as a contemporary Indiana Jones. "We're looking at the 21st Century, where it's at and where it's going, and considering what the Adventurer for its time might be like—what would Indiana Jones be like if created in 2014? What's after Lara Croft?" said Keatinge. "We're at a much different time than the pulps and serial Indiana Jones and, to an extent, Lara Croft, were rooted in—information from all remote corners of the world comes from great ease, where we're more knowledgeable about other cultures, where technology enables us to access we could only dream about. Where do you go from there?"
And what about Leila del Duca?
Leila del Duca was brought on for SHUTTER's art by Keatinge himself. "Joe Keatinge was the first industry name who showed real interest in my work and I really enjoyed his writing on Glory and Hell Yeah," del Duca explained. "When he pitched Shutter to me, I was ecstatic about the concept. Joe's imagination is incredible and he's writing me a script perfect for my interests, with lush visuals and diverse subject matter."
Ok, but who is she? You can find out at her website:
Leila lives and draws comics in the beautiful valley city of Missoula, Montana. She graduated from the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design in 2007 with a Bachelors degree in Illustration. Afterwards, she stayed in Denver for five more years and concentrated on making comics. Leila has worked on various projects including the webcomic Escape From Terra and was an Art Director for the Denver-based anthology, Cellar Door. In 2011, she self-published her first collection of short comic stories called The Fox Witch and Other Tales. She currently draws The Pantheon Project and Deadskins. For fun, she makes music of the vaudeville, gypsy, 8th grade band, folk sort and likes to bike and hike around the mountains of Montana.
That's better. There's a ton of art samples at her DeviantArt page:
Flirting, TEE HEE! by leilasedai on deviantART
Dear Rabbit show poster by leilasedai on deviantART
Pantheon Project Issue 2, Page 16 by leilasedai on deviantART
Pantheon Project Issue 01 Cover by leilasedai on deviantART
The Pantheon by leilasedai on deviantART
tRUNks postcard by leilasedai on deviantART
BRW page 197 by leilasedai on deviantART
Cosmic sketch by leilasedai on deviantART
Fox Witch page 6 by leilasedai on deviantART
The Rehearsal Page 4 by leilasedai on deviantART
Fox Witch cover by leilasedai on deviantART
Birds of Prey by leilasedai on deviantART
Red Ajah by leilasedai on deviantART
Even a self portrait:
I selected whatever looked cool to me and tried to choose some different styles (of which there is a wide range), but there's a lot more there, and you can also check out this comic featured prominently on her website called Deadskins, which looks pretty crazy (in a good way):
A Harvard-educated Dandy and his blind, drunk companion are all that stand between the Old West and a Zombie Indian Apocalypse. This is the true story of Custer's Last Stand... whatever they taught you in school is bullshit.
Serialized graphic novel. New 30-page installments every two months. Written by Clay Adams and Alexandre O. Philippe, with art by Leila del Duca (pencils) and Brett Nienburg (color). Covers by Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night) and Takashi Okazaki (Afro Samurai)!
As for the style she'll use on Shutter, we have the cover of the book, which might give us an idea:
So now we've been properly introduced.
Image has been rocking the comics world with announcements of interesting, exciting, refreshing new books by a combination of top talent and up and coming talent. Really, what they're doing just feels light years ahead of what Marvel and DC are doing. That's not to say there aren't quality comics being produced at Marvel and DC, but you wouldn't know it by the hype circus that surrounds the companies. The latest gimmick, crossover, super-mega blockbuster event, "mind-blowing" status quo that will forever change the universe, movie or television show tie-in, relaunched #1 issue, or, in the case of DC, all too frequent massive publicity embarrassment, is always at the center of the hype machine in Big Two comics, and when Image comes along and just lets creators make cool comics, it makes all that other stuff look foolish.
It may have taken all day (and believe it or not, I have a lot of other stuff to get done too, so I've been pretty busy nonstop for about sixteen hours), but I feel like it was worth it to give each of these announcements the attention they deserved. Plus, it's good karma for the next time I write an article where a fictional Bob Harras is sucking a donkey's dick.
So nice job, Image. I hope I make it to the next Expo.
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Best Well being Benefits of Grapes
Grapes really certainly are a little , sweet berry which can be cultivated across the world and the two style and well being benefits of grapes are well-liked by people of any age. Even though they are normally eaten raw, they could also be cooked or mashed to produce a selection of meals objects, like jams, jellies, wines, raisins, vinegar, oil, vinegar, and molasses. These ended up initial cultivated at least 6,000 years back again in Europe, the place they enhanced wild just before people realized to produce them. Due to the efforts of ancient monks, who wanted grapes to generate holy wine, they arrived at what's the U . s . States and are some of essentially the most preferred fruits within the united states of america nowadays.
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You may find a whole lot more than 50 distinct strains of grapes that will be employed for taking in raw as desk grapes and shut to sixty varieties of grapes that happen to be cultivated mainly for making wine. Every type of grape is somewhat various with regards to the types of nourishment it may well incorporate, yet precisely just what the analysis progressively signifies will be the proven fact that every kind of grape might advertise higher health insurance coverage and for a longer time residing between people who take in them frequently.
Grape juice comprise among 70 and eighty percent water and between twenty and thirty % sugars, for instance glucose and fructose. Nevertheless, you will locate numerous additional diet in several grapes, such as gallic acidity, glucosides, phosphoric acidity, manganese, iron, many vitamins, calcium, and folate. The nutrition and enzymes contained inside grapes show that they're a wealthy source for different healthful factors essential for human body.
It's no wonder, for that reason, that grapes are frequently eaten round the world by those people who are making an attempt to enhance their health insurance coverage and life designs with out investing a whole lot of money on high priced prescription medications. This details will describe the 3 primary overall health benefits of grapes, which can be inside the regions of cardiovascular disease, most cancers, and ageing.
Well being Benefits of Grapes
The foremost and maybe most crucial gain of Grape juice in heart problems. You will uncover quite a few current and continuing reports that have centered about the chance benefits of grapes if this involves slowing down lower or stopping heart diseases. This genuinely is critical since cardiovascular disease will be the primary killer of folks in the usa these days, past additional variables as an example automobile incidents, cigarette smoking, at the same time as most cancers. It were near to 2 many years back when physicians and researchers discovered that others in France ended up less inclined to are troubled by coronary heart sicknesses than had been a lot of people in other areas from your globe. They identified as this discovery in france they Paradox, at the same time as their means of detailing it lay within the real truth that in France, it were instead common to possess a glass of dark wine having a person's food items.
Because this news grew to be disseminated all around the globe, no less than three hundred a lot more reports had been completed throughout the world that recommended that consuming grapes or dark wine would reduce back again the prospective dangers someone confronted of establishing cardiovascular disease with time. The outcomes of Grape juice and wine show up to become they maintain fatty meals objects from blocking the arterial blood vessels through the heart as speedily given that they would without having worrying about grapes. Heart disease is known as a existence threatening problem that happens when fatty deposits known as plaque create with time throughout the artery walls inside the physiques. If left unchecked, this may result in the ships that carry bloodstream in direction of the center or brain being blocked, be responsible for cardiac arrest in the center and strokes inside of the mind.
Nevertheless, the existence of anti-oxidants, which are in fresh grapes and so can also be referred to as polyphenols, are really useful to help keep oxidized cholesterol from accumulating in arterial blood vessels and obstructing them. A specific polyphenol acknowledged as resveratrol health supplements exists in grapes, which is that polyphenol that retains arterial walls from struggling cholesterol relevant injury. Grapes also have a nutrient known as pterostilbene, which could lessen the amounts of triglycerides and cholesterol inside your body by increasing ale other enzymes to reduce the amount of human body body fat within the blood stream.
You may discover also compounds known as saponins, which might be based in the skin of grapes, that bind to cholesterol, which prevent it from becoming made available to the physique as a result. Lastly, the ingestion of grapes brings about the absorption of alpha tocopherol, one more antioxidant. This antioxidant boosts the action of anti-oxidants inside the bloodstream by just as much as fifty percent compared to earlier amounts. Therefore, red-colored grapes appear to be the best grapes that somebody can consume if they has an fascination in stopping or reducing the perils of heart problems.
Grapes and Cancer
Even so, heart problems prevention isn't the only gain provided by grapes. There is certainly even the spectre of cancer that promises 1000's of people in america every year. Thankfully, grapes are identified to own substantial amounts of caffeic acidity, that is a compound which is been proven to fight cancer at your bodies cells. Yet another group of nourishment current in grapes called bioflavonoids help ascorbic acid be created offered to the entire body a lot more successfully. Biovflavonoids also permit it to get less difficult for ascorbic acid for connecting wholesome tissue inside the human entire body. However, by continuing to help keep ascorbic acid from oxidizing into far more damaging molecular compounds and rupturing capillary vessels, moreover they act as anti-oxidants.
Bioflavonoids may also be advised as being a factor within the strengthening of cells which can be combating most cancers and they have even been confirmed to assist get rid of cells which might be at the moment cancerous. reservatrol, that was identified earlier, can also be useful in protecting against cancer, especially most cancers through the prostate, lung, breast, and liver. Much like coronary heart ailments, red-colored grapes happen to become confirmed to realize essentially the most affect in most cancers prevention.
Grapes and Ageing
Last but not least, grapes are also verified to have benefits in lessening the outcome of obtaining more mature. This actually is yet again on account of all-natural antioxidant resveratrol health supplements, that was identified previously as getting results in battling from heart problems and most cancers. The antioxidant would seem to possess benefits on genes that affect the entire process of aging. This really is attained with all the restriction of calorie ingestion, that has been linked with residing lengthier the two in laboratory creatures and men and women. When enzymes that gradual getting older are activated, DNA receives to become more stable and in addition the lifespan may well enhance by numerous a long time in humans permitting you to definitely certainly gain through the well being benefits of grapes for prolonged.
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Marriage is not
a house or even a tent
it is before that, and colder:
The edge of the forest, the edge
of the desert
the unpainted stairs
at the back where we squat
outside, eating popcorn
where painfully and with wonder
at having survived even
this far
we are learning to make fire"
somewhere i have never travelled,gladly beyond
any experience,your eyes have their silence:
in your most frail gesture are things which enclose me,
or which i cannot touch because they are too near
your slightest look easily will unclose me
though i have closed myself as fingers,
you open always petal by petal myself as Spring opens
(touching skilfully,mysteriously)her first rose
or if your wish be to close me, i and
my life will shut very beautifully ,suddenly,
as when the heart of this flower imagines
the snow carefully everywhere descending;
nothing which we are to perceive in this world equals
the power of your intense fragility:whose texture
compels me with the color of its countries,
rendering death and forever with each breathing
(i do not know what it is about you that closes
and opens;only something in me understands
the voice of your eyes is deeper than all roses)
nobody,not even the rain,has such small hands
Suddenly this defeat.
This rain.
The blues gone gray
And the browns gone gray
And yellow
A terrible amber.
In the cold streets
Your warm body.
In whatever room
Your warm body.
Among all the people
Your absence
The people who are always
Not you.
I have been easy with trees
Too long.
Too familiar with mountains.
Joy has been a habit.
This rain.
Espanse of stars above, tangled around
Her darkness; fibers of infinity
Interlocked to be eternally bound
And condemned by perfect divinity.
Her fingers grasp at endless waves of light,
Delicately weaving constellations
Within the brackish leagues beyond our sight;
A silvery veil concealing nations.
The icy black pull of that timeless hum,
Prayerful promises dissipate like foam.
The sting on cracked lips when bodies grow numb
And hands clasp that luminous ancient dome.
Beryl brilliance—her unexplored shrine
Of weedy planets secluded by time.
I kind of find it funny that of all the poetry I've written on that miserable blog, this is the one that gets featured. Can't people tell the difference between sarcastic purple prose and serious poetry? I don't know, this is just a stupid little rant that means nothing to any of my followers who only reblog pretty pictures from me, but I just wanted my voice to be heard.
This poem is crap.


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From the article: Stinky Pets
Bad odors in dogs and cats may indicate a health problem such as dental disease, anal sac disease, infected ears, or a hot spot.
In other cases, a bad odor may simply indicate that the pet needs a bath.
What's your pet's stinky story? Did you find the cause, and how did you get them smelling good again?Tell us your story
allergy possibly
- I have a Yorkie just a little over 2 years old she is licking her feet and hind quarters her hair on her rump is becoming thin. She is bathed in hypoallergenic soap 2to3 times a week and she still has an odor. I have seen this before and its heart breaking. There is no real cure for allergies and Pet insurance co's won't touch it. She is such a sweet and smart dog Due to this problem I may have to find her a home
- —Guest billmo
- Washing your dog too often (if at all, really) is seriously not advised. You are stripping their coat of natural oils. Dogs are meant to smell distinct. They are pack animals, it's how they communicate and hunt. In the same way cats (generally) are stealth hunters, and need to keep scent-free, which is why they are so fussy about cleaning themselves. I suspect you dislike your dog's natural scent, and are trying hard to rinse it away. Which is sad.
- —Guest Billy
stinky eye smell gone!
- We took our Lexi to the vet. Concerned about horrible smell under eyes. Vet recommended wipes. Did nothing but add yo the odor. We changed her dog food and the smell went away!!! Now we just notice the stains are much darker, even around her peepee. Thinking it's a ph thing that might be off balance. Wish we could get rid of the odorless dark stains!!
- —Guest lisa
- My 4 year old Female German Shepherd starts to smell a day right after a bath and brushing. As soon as she hits the outdoor air the smell from her body starts to creep up again. She goes to the vet regularly and is feed natural dog food. She does not run wild, so to speak. Exercise consists of walks and some running in the park. No rolling in the grass or animal droppings. As mentioned the bath stops the odor for a day than when she hits the outside air it starts up again. Even when she just sits with me on my patio. I do brush her multi-layered coat at least twice a week. The vet has no idea.
- —Guest Aaron
my lady
- my loves to roll on anything dead! I'm could you please tell me the name for this smell. Bears do this to whats the smells name?
- —Guest billie jo
My First Non-Stinky Dog
- I have a Doberman Pinscher named Pippi, and she's the first dog I've ever had that actually smells good all the time! The only time we ever have stinky problems is if one of her little doggie pals pees on her at day care (has happened several times). Otherwise, she really smells good - our human friends have said that she's the best-smelling dog they've ever encountered. I wash her maybe once ever few months (unless someone has peed on her), and I do brush her teeth regularly so she has nice sweet breath all the time.
- —Guest Quee
itchy and stinky pets
- Please find a vet who is able to combine both eastern and western vet techniques. You will be so surprized how well your pet will respond to both accupuncture as well as chinese herbal remedies. Also become aware of high allergen foods such as chicken and grains which dominate the pet food industry. Starting a grain free diet is the first step to getting this problem under control, guaranteed. My vet Dr Steve Marsden in Edmonton Alberta Canada.
- —Guest shawna
athlete's foot smell problem taken care
- We were feeding our chocolate lab cheap dry dogfood and after about a month noticed that he had an athlete's foot smell to his coat. So my husband went to the pet store to look for shampoo and asked for assistance. After telling the store attendant the problem, it was suggested that we let Max try out Iams to see how that worked. Well, it worked. He still has an odor (he's an indoor dog year-round) but it's nothing like it was when we were feeding him the cheap stuff. Now he just smells like he needs to be bathed.
- —Guest MaxesMama
- We have had dogs for many years now one way of stopping dogs smelling is not to wash let the dog keep its oils on fur, only wash when you need to Use plaque off in dogs food keeps bad breath down as do bones. check ears and rear end regular making shure that the feet are in good condition, give dog tooth chews as well as plaque of keeps mouth clean Stop dog entering in sea or river water, washes away oils on skin, Feed twice a week sardines or mackeral keeps fur and skin oily this stops hard toweling. do not feed onions although a small amount of garlic is ok for breath, shampoo takes the oils from the fur and skin so brush the dog twice a week depending the type of dog may need more this gives more oils to skin and fur
- —Guest BOB B
Non smelly dog
- I have 2 small dogs that are part poodle and shitzu. They get a bath when they get a haircut every 9 weeks and in between we just love their smell. It's probably because they don't have to produce oil for their fur like hunting dogs.
- —Guest Tom
doggy smells
- if your dog scratches/itches and has a strong odor, yet has no fleas, check thyroid, and have also have the vet do a scrape for demodectic or sarcoptic mange or skin yeast infection. any of those will cause a smell that will not go away with bathing; the underlying medical condition has to be treated. Fortunately all these things are easy to treat.
- —Guest lisette
Stinky dog
- i have a year old malamute. He has a longer coat and is neuterd. About 7mo ago he started have a strong oder at the base of his tail. It kind of like a yeasty smell. I was hoping neutering would help but it did not. Anal glands were checked and they are good, No scooting. He doest seem to care, no itching, etc. He has been to two different veterinarians two times esch. They feel that due to his heavy coat he doesnt dry totally when wet.(but it only effects the base of his tail) Dry shampo to oder wipes,sprays were suggested but none work. Otherwise he is a very healthy and happy dog. He loves to sleep on the bed but we have to kick him off due to the smell. Of course he doesnt always smell, like when he is at the vet.Any suggestons on where to go from here. He can clear a room quickly when he stinks!
Shih Tzu Smelly eye
- My male Shih Tzu has a recurring eye infection that really stinks. I've been to the vet and he prescribed antibiotics (both oral and topical creams). It solved the problem initially but then after a few weeks, it reappears. I clean his eyes including the deep folds around his eyes twice daily with saline and medical gauze. I dry them fully with toilet paper (I also apply the same creams he prescribed when l notice the eye is inflamed again). Nothing helps! My poor boy is suffering and his right eye itches and drives him mad. Now the hair around that eye, which l always try to keep quite short, has fallen out and the skin is dry and flaky and of course, very smelly. Tired of the Vet not having any permanent solution.
- —Guest Reetvand
miracle cure for smelly dogs!
- One of my dogs likes to roll around in anything dead she finds. It would sometimes takes 3 or 4 baths before even making a dent in the stench. Then I tried something. Instead of shampoo, I sprinkled baking soda, massaged it all through her coat & rinsed. That did it. Pure and simple. Only took one bath using baking soda and the smell was undetectable. It also works on skunk stench. Even better than tomato juice!
- —Guest dbc
Cat urine problem solver
- A friend of mine used a CritterZone air purifier to fight a cat-urine smell she couldn't get rid of in her house (she even tore out all the carpets -- still there). She says the air purifier did the trick!
- —Guest Allie
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The Princeton girls' basketball team improved to 8-0 with a 64-52 win over St. Frances (Md.) 52 on Thursday night in the Braggin' Rights Classic at Sports Plus. Freshman Kelsey Mitchell had 20 points, including four 3-pointers to lead the Vikings. "She's playing well," Princeton coach Jill Phillips said. "Offensively – she's tremendous." Mitchell, who […]
Princeton remains undefeated
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Colerain seniors in all-star football games today
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Two Colerain seniors are playing in high school football all-star games today, according to Colerain coach Tom Bolden. Fullback Trayion Durham will play in the NUC All-World Gridiron Classic at The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. at 6 p.m. today. The game will be televised on Fox College Sports. Linebacker Jarrett Grace (Notre Dame commit) will […]
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State ice hockey poll (first this season) 1. Toledo St. Francis 59 (5) 2. Cleveland St. Ignatius 54 (1) 3. Lakewood St. Edward 49 4. Sylvania Northview 42 5 Hunting Valley University School 41 (1) 6. Gates Mills Gilmour Academy 38 7. Toledo St. Johns 35 8. Strongsville 25 9. Parma Padua 21 10. Cuyahoga […]
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Fairfield junior Raeshaun Gaffney would like to practice law in the corporate or media/entertainment arena one day. This winter, Gaffney has built yet another rock-solid case as one of the premier basketball players in the state. Through seven games, the 5-foot-8 combo junior guard averaged 29.7 points, 7.3 rebounds, 4.2 steals and 3.5 assists. Fairfield […]
Gaffney commits to Virginia
12/29/10 at 10:49am by Mike Dyer | Comments
Fairfield junior guard Raeshaun Gaffney said she has verbally committed to Virginia. Gaffney, who is 5-foot-8 and plays point guard for Fairfield, is the leading scorer in the Greater Miami Conference at 27.9 points per game. Gaffney said she liked Virginia's law school and enjoyed getting to know the coaching staff during her unofficial visits. Gaffney […]
Durham to visit Kentucky, Louisville in January
12/28/10 at 3:58pm by Mike Dyer | Comments
Colerain senior FB Trayion Durham will take official visits to Kentucky the second weekend of January and Louisville the third weekend of the month, says Colerain coach Tom Bolden. Durham recently rescinded his verbal commitment to Wisconsin.
Today's notes
12/28/10 at 12:19pm by Mike Dyer | Comments
Several notes from the past 10 days: (Updated at 3:38 p.m.) Moeller senior DL Jesse Hayes (Wisconsin commit) was named to the USA Today second-team. He is one of four Ohio players on that team. Mason junior Bridget McElhenny was inadvertently omitted from the Enquirer honorable mention cross country team. She was 54th at the […]
Moeller wins Glenn Sample Classic
12/19/10 at 9:33pm by Kevin Goheen | Comments
Moeller had 11 of its 14 wrestlers place in this weekend's Southwestern Ohio Wrestling Coaches Association Glenn Sample Classic at Harrison and won its sixth title in seven years with 247 points. Elder was second with 205 points, while Mason was third with 198 points. Lakota West was fourth with 170 points. Senior Brian MacVeigh […]
Moeller leads first day of Glenn Sample Classic
12/18/10 at 10:54pm by Kevin Goheen | Comments
Moeller and Elder each advanced six wrestlers into Sunday's semifinal round of the 43rd annual Southwestern Ohio Wrestling Coaches Association Glenn Sample Classic at Harrison. The Crusaders lead the tournament with 138 points, while Elder is second with 114. Moeller has 13 of its 14 wrestlers still in the competition, while Elder has 11 of […]
Eastern Cincinnati Conference
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Anderson, Glen Este, Kings, Loveland, Milford, Turpin and Walnut Hills will be a part of a new conference – the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC) starting in 2012, Glen Este AD Dan Simmons said. The Community Press was the first to report the new conference name. The schools are asking their students to develop a logo […]
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The rain came after a sunny day and we heard it drumming on the tent through the night. The dawn zephyr started blowing and the weather forecasts were all different, from heavy rain to it staying dry but cloudy. The Magnificent Seven became the Fan Four as K had to drive the caravan home and M and L decided to go home as a family.
We talked over the route and decided to go for a slightly longer but less hilly ride which suited me. I'm not brilliant on hills as my regular readers know but I have stamina.
So we headed back through Stillington, and on to Easingwold. From there we headed on to Raskelf, Brafferton Helped by, Cundall and Asenby before the sharp bank into Topcliffe. Then we headed along the A167 to Northallerton where we stopped for lunch. I was pleased to note we had cycled 32 miles in 3 hours, which on a fully loaded touring cycle is great going for a "mature" woman.
Then it was on for home. I have to say that there was an event in Preston Park and Stockton Council didn't put up a diversion to say the cycle route through the park was closed. Ggggrrrrrr. After negotiating the holidaying pedestrians complete with pushchairs , dogs etc, there was no way we were going to get access. So we had to go all the way back . Why couldn't we have been redirected at the entrance. There were events people employed but no diversion sign which would have been a simple matter. Note to self – send in a letter to the council to suggest better diversion signage.
57 miles today. Feeling epic haha! Actually tired now.
August Bank Holiday Cycle and Camp day 4.
The rain came after a sunny day and we heard it drumming on the tent through the night. The dawn zephyr started blowing and the weather forecasts were all different, from heavy rain to it staying dry but cloudy. The Magnificent Seven became the Fan Four as K had to drive the caravan home and M and L decided to go home as a family.
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August Bank Holiday Cycle and Camp day 3
After the strenuous efforts of the previous 2 days , most people elected to have an easy . We ,however, wanted to attend church in York and so it was a 20 mile round trip going through Strensall, Earswick and Huntington before picking up the orbital cycle route to Acomb. Most of it is still on road and I wouldn't like to do it on a busy day but I suppose you would get used to it.
We had a lovely time and met people we haven't seen in years.
August Bank Holiday Cycle and Camp day 2
Sheriff Hutton to Sledmere and return. Saturday 23rd August 2014
The Magnificent Seven ride again. We set off on a bright sunny morning , using minor roads towards Malton. Today there was to be a lot of hills, the first really big one was at Bulmer a 1 in 6 but I don't know what it is in percentages. Needless to say, I had walk a fair bit of it but did get on and cycle towards the upper end. However, I was able to give a cheery wave to those waiting for the stragglers (me) to arrive.
I didn't get photos of the next superb bank but there was a great upsy downsy ride from Welburn to Coneysthorpe past Castle Howard. We then turned along to Malton passing over the A64 which was packed with stationary cars and we led the way to Huttons Ambo.
We know the way to a little chain bridge crossing the river Derwent. K was delighted to find this.
We then headed over to Langton and saw this very old sign.
There were apples to scrump too.
Then it was onwards again through North Grimston and onto Sledmere where there is a lovely cafe in the house grounds.
M's husband and daughter met us there and we got in just before the deluge descended. We had seen wet roads and as we approached thought there might be rain about. It had stopped when we left but all the way back , we had shower after shower.
We climbed to Kirby Grindalythe and then had a great run down to Duggleby and North Grimston then through Norton on Derwent. Some people went into L*dl to top up on supplies before we headed through Malton and back along through to Coneythorpe.
We decided to head along to Terrington which was a slow grind of a climb but they run down to Sheriff Hutton was good except for the sting in the tail just as we entered the village.
54 miles.
August Bank Holiday Cycle and Camp
The Magnificent Seven ride again. Middlesbrough to Sheriff Hutton
Let's hope I don't loose this post, as I did earlier.
Seven of us, who rode on the Easter trip, were able to meet up for another cycle and ride meeting up on Friday 22nd August.
Yes I know there are only 6 in the photo but K took the photo. It was 7.15am and there was no one else about to do the honours. It was a cool morning with a northerly wind blowing but it was dry with a bit of sunshine as we headed over to Northallerton where we had our first stop after 22 miles.
Then it was along the A168 to Thirsk, making use of the facilities before heading along the A170 for about a mile before turning off for Bagby and Kilburn before having lunch, picnicking in Coxwold.
Then it was onward and upward to Newburgh Priory.
We got a great view of the White Horse above Kilburn
Then there was a nice run down to Oulston and onto Crayke. Then we took a very minor road down to Stillington and then along towards the camping and caravanning club site about a mile outside of Sheriff Hutton.
We met up with M's husband who was erecting their tent having driven there with their daughter and then K's wife arrived a short while later. A really good 53 miles.
Tandem circa 1987
Just a photo of us on the tandem with trailer both used when our children were small. We took tools on it for the cutback yesterday.
Autumn's on its way
I close my eyes remembering the warmth of yesterday, sang John Denver on a CD today and that's just how it feels.
We've had a lovely summer but the weather in the past week has had a definite autumnal aire with high winds and cooler temperatures. Still can't grumble, I'm fit and healthy and able to cycle reasonable distances.
Today, we decided to use our Dawes Super Galaxy tandem circa 1987, as it has a hitch for an even older trailer. Destination, Saltburn by the Sea to cut back NCN1 and we wanted to carry our tools up.
So we were first there near the caravan park but all the others arrived in quick succession and we began cutting back briars, thistles and other vegetation that was encroaching on the path narrrowing it to about half its width. There were 12 of us and we managed to get about 4-500 MTS in 2 hours.
The weather was very variable with sunshine one moment and then clouds scudding over the sun on a very strong NW wind. By 12.00pm we had finished our task for the day. Here's a photo of our motley crew.
And here is the finished product.
A big difference , I'm sure you'll agree.
Some of us then went to a local cafe and enjoyed lunch before departing for home. As we battled into the increasingly strong headwind, I was glad to be stoker on the tandem. 30 miles.
Looking forward to the bank holiday next weekend . Let's hope the weather is kinder.
Windy old weather
We've had such lovely weather but with a dying hurricane in the Atlantic ocean, today was sunny after bad rain overnight and very windy. We weren't too sure where we would cycle to but I needed to go to the bank in town so we decided to go to the river and take the secateurs with us. We also wanted to check that some fly tipped furniture had been removed.
So at 9.30am we set off.
The first cutting back place was what we refer to as the curly whirly bridge in an industrial area. There were bramble runners encroaching through the railings, so in a short while, the 3 of us had it chopped back.
See all clear. We really need a brush but didn't have one but DH made a reasonable job.
Then along to check on the fly tipping. All gone. We found a load of fruit on runners set well back so DH and I set about collecting them. DS1 had brought his tarp and an extension piece he's been adapting from an old tent I made about 25 years ago. He put it up , well of the path , to check guy placements. Unfortunately, a chap and his wife coming along the track were a bit surprised to see anyone there. Lack of concentration made the man skid and come off. We were able to administer first aid as DS1 had his kit with him.
About 4.5 lbs of brambles were collected before we moved on under Newport Bridge. Unfortunately, we came across some more fly tipping which I will report in.
On along to the barrage and they majority of the cutting back occurred here. Many people commented on what we were doing, favourably. The wind was getting stronger, and as we cut down the dog rose briars, we got a wee bit scratched as the wind whipped it across us. However, we persevered and got it cleared.
Further on , nearer the Millennium bridge we cut back some more briars before lifting the bikes over the wall to get over the river. Then it was back on the north side of the river and home. Only 15 miles but feeling good.
Over Gribdale Gate
Today was a great day to get out and ride. Work was arranged to be light and so at about 10.30am DH and I set off up through Margin, old Nunthorpe village, Great Ayton and along through Little Ayton.
Its after this that the road starts to climb. Its gentle at first but then gets much steeper but there were some beautiful views across the fields to Roseberry Topping.
The parking at Gribdale Gate was fully utilised , as its the start of a fairly gentle walk up to Captain Cooks Monument. Captain James Cook was from this area, attending school in Great Ayton. We didn't stay but carried on along the road that leads to Kildale. Not too many cars go that way as its not a good road, winding up and down between farms.
You can see that the surface has deteriorated quite badly, making race paced riding not possible. At one point it was very steep and I got off to walk. DH proceeded to ride up it. A couple walking towards me, commented that I was doing it the sensible way.
When we got down in to Kildale , we saw the cafe that many cyclists use. It is closed on a Thursday so it was lucky we had brought lunch with us . We sat on the small green on its Millennium seat to eat.
Then it was back down the road to Easby and along the way to Stokesley , stopping briefly to discuss our return journey. We carried on along to Hutton Rudby turning for Hilton and down through Ingleby Barwick.
We then carried on along through Stockton on Tees and along our usual river route to home. 39 miles
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Almost a week of sunshine
The weather has been good for most of the week and time and inclination allowed me to get in 127 miles of cycling over the course of the week.
I was able to ride over to Darlington and purchase fabric and sew up not 1 but 2 dresses.
We also had the opportunity to go out on a ride helping to collect in diffusion tubes which monitor pollution. Here are some photos of that ride.
They are mostly sited high up to avoid vandalism so A was carrying along handled grabber to get them down.
We had 7 sites to visit and then rode over to Guisborough to hand them in at the collection point.
From there A led us to a secluded park for lunch. Its in the heart of the town but we didn't know it was there. It always amazes me when these delightful little places are found in places you believe you know.
In the evening , I gave a talk to new Sustrans volunteers about cycling the North Sea cycling route in 2006.
We were out doing shorter rides and as the week progressed the weather started to get less hot until Saturday. Despite some rain, we went out along the river and collected 3lbs of brambles (blackberries).
Look at this bee on a teasle flower.
It wasn't fazed by me and just worked away. Good to see it.
A lovely week.
Enjoying a half day
The weather has been lovely and we had an early morning ride of 13 miles along the river. I worked this morning but got an early finish so as it was so nice, we decided to have a cycle picnic and a ride to my favourite fabric shop in Darlington.
I had baked carrot cake, made tuna sandwiches and we look water with lots of ice in a flask to make squash. We had headed over to Middleton One Row and were hoping to sit near the river but the council workmen were cutting the grass on the bank. They were using a large mower that was driven like a remote controlled model car. I think the workmen was enjoying it.
So we continued on along route14 and came to a small clearing and set up our table and chairs.
We didn't realise that just over the gate , there's a new forest planted in 2005. You just don't know what's on your own doorstep.
It was very warm but clouded over as we got underway again. We were soon outside the market place where DH waited, looking after the bikes. I, meanwhile was inside choosing some fabric..
We rode the most direct route home, through the Whinneys nature reserve and had a brief stop in the village of Elton to top up on more fluids. Then along the river, we met a chap with a puncture and stopped to help him , as he was having a problem with his inner tube seemingly not fitting. DH helped and I supplied hand cleaner and a J cloth for him to clean his hands with.
When crossing Newport bridge, we heard the buzz of motorbikes down below us.
I missed the other one. Shame nothing seems to deter them. The afternoon ride was 35 miles so that's a combined total of 48 miles.


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One day, the gods retreated. On their own, they retreated from their divinity, that is to say, from their presence. What remains of their presence is what remains of all presence when it absents itself: what remains is what one can say about it. What can be said about it is what remains when one can no longer address it: neither speak to it, nor touch it, nor see it, nor give it a present.
Truth and narration are separated thus. Their separation is marked by the same line which shows forth in the retreat of the gods. The body of the gods is what remains between the two: there it remains as its own absence. It remains there as the body painted, figured, and narrated: but there is no longer the body as the sacred body.
Do not abandon the bodies, even if the work is to be shunned. Such is the task. Do not abandon the bodies of gods without wanting to call back their presence. Do not abandon the service of truth nor that of the figure, without however, filling up with meaning the gap that separates the two. Do not abandon the world, which becomes always more world, more under the spell of absence, more in interval, incorporeal, without saturating it with signification, revelation, proclamation or apocalypse. The absence of gods is the condition for both literature and philosophy to be in. It is the in-between which legitimates the one and the other, both of which are irreversibly atheological. But they both have the responsibility of taking care of the in-between: of guarding its open body, and of allowing it the possibility of this opening.
«Sight into the unconcealed transpires first, and only, in the disclosive word. Sight looks, and is the appearing self-showing that it is, only in the disclosive domain of the word and of telling perception. Only if we recognize the original relation between the word and the essence of Being will we be capable of grasping why, for the Greeks and only for them, to the divine (τὸ ϑεῖον) must correspond the legendary (ό μῦϑος). This correspondence is indeed the primordial essence of all analogy (homology), the word "ana-logy" taken essentially and literally. Insight into this analogy, in which a dictum, a word, a legend, corresponds to Being, i.e., discloses it by speaking of it as the same in a comparison, puts us into a position to finally provide the answer to an earlier question.
'A-theism,' correctly understood as the absence of the gods, has been, since the decline of the Greek world, the oblivion of Being that has overpowered the history of the West as the basic feature of this history itself. 'A-theism,' understood in the sense of essential history, is by no means, as people like to think, a product of freethinkers gone berserk. 'A-theism' is not the 'standpoint' of 'philosophers' in their proud posturing. Furthermore, 'a-theism' is not the lamentable product of the machinations of 'freemasons.' 'Atheists' of such kind are themselves already the last dregs of the absence of the gods.
But how is an appearance of the divine at all supposed to be able to find the region of its essence, i.e., its unconcealedness, if, and as long as, the essence of Being is forgotten and, on the basis of this forgottenness, the unacknowledged oblivion of Being is elevated to a principle of explanation for every being, as occurs in all metaphysics?
Only when Being and the essence of truth come into recollection out of oblivion will Western man secure the most preliminary precondition for what is the most preliminary of all that is preliminary: that is, an experience of the essence of Being as the domain in which a decision about the gods or the absence of the gods can first be prepared.
John Frusciante's mystifying musical power has been often marked out, unlike the role that poetic language plays within it. The temporality of poetry is very similar to that of music. As we know, the latter evokes a type of experience that only comes associated to a specific time and place determined by the moment in which we execute it or listen to it. Likewise, poetry appears held out of time as if it would inhabit some kind of eternal present.
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