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Even with near-nightly trips to the ballparks covering local teams, it's been fun to stray off the beaten path a couple of times to listen in on presentations made by "experts" to local athletes looking to get better.
During Creston's girls basketball camp, Lindsay (Medders) Fennelly made an energized, motivational visit to encourage the young girls to become their best. The former Iowa State All-American point guard led them through a 45-minute workout and then answered a variety of questions, including her experience in a WNBA training camp.
She was also unforgiving, showing how expectations drive high-level athletics. If the kids' attention was drifting while she spoke, there were pushups. If she heard whining about a quick transition into another physically challenging drill, there were further consequences.
"Comfortable is average," she said. "I'm not here to make you comfortable."
The California native said there's no secret in becoming better than your peers. You can get there in small doses, if you're dedicated. Consider it quality over quantity.
"What's the most important offensive skill?" she asked campers. "Ball-handling. Just 10 minutes a day of dribbling will make a world of difference."
She then showed a variety of stationary dribbling drills the kids could even do in their homes. Then, she added a two-ball series of dribbles, done with her eyes closed to enhance the "feel" of handling the ball.
As one of the best playmakers in the Big 12 Conference when she played, you can bet Fennelly wasn't dribbling with her head down!
There's no way to play at an elite level without having a high fitness quotient and mental toughness, she said, showing them some push-up variations and core plank exercises.
"It's gonna hurt, it's gonna burn," she warned the kids as they began the routine.
Fennelly said she used to go to bed at night flipping the basketball up in the air in a shooting motion while lying down, about 40 times a night.
"Now, kids fall asleep after texting or looking online on their cell phone," she said. "Is that helping you reach your goal?"
Even with the demands of a Division I program, she used to spend an additional five to eight hours a week on her game beyond the regular practice schedule. Shooting, ball-handling, strength and conditioning made her an All-American and bought her a college education.
Her work ethic was respected by the WNBA team that drafted her, Indianapolis, but in the final analysis she just didn't have the physical gifts to match other players playing professionally. Now, she trains several athletes involved in the All-Iowa Attack program as they chase their dream.
I loved how she related to the kids and showed enthusiasm, which they soaked up. Coaching is more than X's and O's. There's a psychology involved in being inspirational. She has that gift.
By the end of the hour, those kids would have run through a wall for her. It was fun to watch.
And, of course I really liked her final message, as she pointed to those of us involved in coaching at the daily camp.
"Coaching is the least recognized and appreciated profession I know of," Fennelly said. "I hope you are appreciative of what they are doing for you!"
For more on her work, see her website: http://www.lyndseyfennelly.com.
When it was raining last Friday morning I was bummed, because I knew former Creston all-stater and University of Iowa baseball player Brian Bucklin was headed up from suburban Kansas City to lead a two-day camp for young ball players here.
Alas, at the final minute, there was enough of a break in the weather to hold the camp, if the kids stayed in the grass and in the batting cages at the SWCC baseball complex.
Bucklin is a pro at leading camps. Besides being a Kansas state champion high school coach at St. James Academy, he has been involved in the highly-respected Thunder baseball development program since he arrived there. He knows how to lead a fast-paced skills camp.
With the help of Creston coach Steve Birchard and several Panther varsity players, the youngsters were kept on the move in improving their game, particularly on their swing.
Just like another wonderful local resource, former SWCC coach Bill Krejci now of USA Baseball fame, Bucklin can break down a baseball swing to its most simple core elements, and improve the way the ball jumps off the barrel.
And, like Fennelly, Bucklin was both inspirational, and demanding. He would pause in mid-sentence and re-establish a connection if he noticed there were attention lapses while he was talking. If he couldn't see their eyes while he was leading the session, he knew his message wasn't hitting home.
At the end of the day, he would throw out questions asking what tips they had learned about certain skills, which allowed the campers to reinforce their learning by participating in some give-and-take conversation.
This community has produced some wonderful leaders of young people, including one, Ben Gerleman, who is bringing his Central Lyon basketball team to the SWCC team camp this weekend. Earlier this season, the Creston baseball team visited the Southeast Polk program led by Creston natives Scott Belger and Dave Hartman.
It's always fun to run into these great people I once covered as high school stars, and see what they've made of themselves.
If Creston assistant baseball coach Kyle Wilson, our assistant editor at the News Advertiser, seems a little bleary-eyed these days, he has a good excuse. Kyle and Stormy are the proud parents of a newborn daughter, Harper Lynae.
Seems like a long time ago that I coached a fifth-grade, live-armed Kyle Wilson for the Casey's West White Sox.
Maybe when I'm an old retired sports scribe, I can help him coach Harper's team on the same Bill Sears diamond!

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This is my pork and beef mince pasta sauce recipe, heavily inspired by my Grandma's recipe. I cook it in a casserole dish with a lid in the oven for about 4 hours. This is not quick food, but it's well worth the wait and this recipe makes about 6-7 big portions, suitable for freezing.
- 500g pork mince
- 500g beef mince
- a little olive oil
- 2 onions
- 8 cloves of garlic
- 4 x 400g cans of chopped tomatoes
- 2 x 140g cans tomato purée
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons dried Italian herbs (basil, oregano, thyme)
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon ground black pepper
- Chop the onions and fry them in the olive oil for 5 mins (don't brown them)
- Finely chop and add the garlic and fry for a few more minutes
- Add the pork and beef mince, fry on a high heat until it's no longer pink
- Add everything else, mix well and bring to boil
- Put lid on pot, put in pre-heated oven at 150 degrees Celsius
- Cook for 4 hours, stirring once an hour or so
It's interesting to taste the sauce as it cooks – it really does get better and better the longer you leave it. I used to cook it on a regular stove top but it required almost constant stirring to avoid burning so now I cook it in the casserole dish.
If you like it wetter, add some passata. You can probably leave out the brown sugar – I've not really been able to tell a difference with or without it myself.
Serve with spaghetti with plenty of Parmesan cheese and black pepper.
UPDATE: I've changed the recipe from 1kg pork mince to 50/50 pork/beef mince after some feedback from friends, and some experimentation of my own. It's a lot tastier like this and it turns out, this is actually what my grandma used to do!


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- Lily Z
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Sweatshops: justified or not?
I am talking specifically about Chinese immigrant garment shops when I say sweatshops, specifically here IN American. I lot of people think that taking away sweatshops would somehow solve the problems of the people working there, but the truth is, the only thing that results is unemployment for these people. They are usually immigrant workers that don't speak the English language, they have no skills other than doing manual labor. The employers of these shops are also Chinese immigrants themselves, but they are not to blame since they are probably in the same situation as the workers, who most likely were sewing garments before they decided to start their own factory. Employers cannot afford to give higher wages or else they would give into competition and end up closing their shop anyways. So what now?
Here is a short clip of a garment shop I shot, it is in NYC. Whether or not this is a sweatshop, well I can't really say for sure, but it provides a good image of what a sweatshop would look like.
pat gilbert
Nov 4 2012: Yes
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Workers work there instead of working somewhere else. Employers hire the workers instead of doing something else some where else.
Sounds fine to me.
Nov 5 2012: The "employees" are often forced to work there.
Nov 5 2012: In the United States, I doubt it. I have heard of a few cases of slavery but I think it is the exception.
Do you have any facts to back this up or is this your usual conjecture
Nov 5 2012: "In the United States, I doubt it. I have heard of a few cases of slavery but I think it is the exception."
We're talking about SWEATSHOPS here, the people working there get paid less than minimum wage (hence the term sweatshops, in case you were thinking a sweatshop was a gym) , which is a federal offense on the part of the "employers" who are linked to organized crime.Nov 5 2012: so more of the usual conjecture, the world according to john. You do realize that your opinion is not count as a fact?
Nov 6 2012: No Pat, you need to get a dictionary and look up the word "sweatshop". Sweatshops are real and exist in developed countries as well where they exploit (often, but not always illegal) immigrants. Read a f*cking newspaper for once.
The US Department of Labor estimates there are thousands of sweatshops in NYC alone, plus thousands more in LA.Nov 21 2012: I 100% agree with Pat, and downvote John for that little outburst
"You can measure a man by the size of things that anger him"
Firstly, how are they "forced" to work there? They speak little to no english, and this is their chance to make a decent living, put food on the table, shelter over their heads, care for their kids, etc.
What's their alternative? Collecting cans/bottles from garbage bins? Welfare?Nov 21 2012: Their passports are confiscated (if they have them) and the crime syndicates threaten to report people to immigrations services or use physical violence against the workers or their families (even back home). The workers get paid less than minimum wage, though often they don't get paid all, they just get food and a mattrass in the back side of the sweatshop until some "debt" has been paid off (this is a figure the syndicate makes up). Did I mention they have to work 12-16 hours per day, 7 days per week?
But hey, don't take my word for it, ask anyone in the labor department, police force of a big city or immigrations services.Nov 3 2012: I think Fritzie hit the nail on the head. They are in the United States, the must obey our laws relative to employment, OSHA, and worker rights. If the job can not be done safely, fairly, and at a profit, it should not be done. The fact that some immigrants are willing to accept less and this might be exploited by employers is unfortunate, but not tolerated by our society. It is not an either/or situation. If worker exploitation is part of the business plan it is an flawed model and should be closed.
Fritzie -
Nov 3 2012: I cannot tell from the film clip very much about the working conditions. What I saw looks a lot like what workshops in the garment industry looked like in downtown LA when I was growing up, as I remember them. I had relatives involved in cutting and sewing and so forth.
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Are the employers holding to the requirements that normally govern factory work in the United States in terms of wages, hours, and working conditions?
I can see the shop looks kind of messy, but in my recollection, shops in the garment industry, and people's sewing rooms, have a tendency to get messy with fabric and notions and such things during the work day.
Lily Z
Nov 17 2012: Well, times have changed so sweatshops cannot be compared to those from the industrial revolution, this can be a good thing I guess. I interviewed one of the female workers and she just kept referring me to the bulletin board that posted legal documents, she refused to answer most of my questions about working conditions in terms of hours, wages, etc. It wasn't until I kept pestering her that she said she earned minimum wage, which I doubt since most garments shops I have encounter actually charge their workers a piece. So a worker who is very skilled can earn over ten dollars each hour, or as little a four, maybe even less.Dec 2 2012: the proper question might be is it moral for one person to profit from the suffering of another.Nov 28 2012: You're asking the wrong question. Ask whether it is right or wrong for one man to profit from another man's labor. Justification here would be simple obfuscation.Nov 12 2012: Sweatshop is a dark, mean and nasty, grungy delight! A group of highly disposable young people decide to throw an illegal rave in a semi-abandoned warehouse; semi-abandoned because, unknown to them, its sole resident, a giant of a man with the world's largest hammer , is still very much at home and determined to keep the noise down! And that's all there is to it!Nov 3 2012: A civilized society takes care of its weakest members instead of letting them be exploited. It is not true that the sweatshop owners cannot afford higher wages, they are often part of organized crime syndicates and very rich and even if that wasn't the case then society would have to help these workers somehow, you cannot leave these incredibly hardworking people to wallow in poverty inside one of the richest nations on the planet. When there 400 billionaires and millions of multi-millionaires in your country "there is no money to help people" cannot be a valid excuse.Nov 3 2012: No!Nov 3 2012: Get rid of money. Sure we can. Like Henry Ford said: "Money's just a way of keeping score". We value money because it was backed up by gold (Remember gold certificates;google the Federal Reserve Bank.) Theirs not enough gold in the e3ntire planet to fund all the things we have to do, unless we manipulate the dollar value of the gold. I don't support this because it's the same old shell game. Instead why don't we try a meriotcracy. Now there's a wonderful train of thought: design a society where everyone is rewarded based on his achievents. But start from this election.
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Lejan .
Nov 3 2012: The problem you describe in your scenario has a two step solution. On the given and current level, it is better for those workers to work under these conditions, as unemployment would just be worse for them. But this is no justification and only a compromise, because the main goal takes longer to achieve.
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Due to the opening of the 'global market', the competition within this market is destructive to the workers in 'high wage' countries, as their cost of labour can not compete against 'low wage' countries. Due to 'low transportatipn cost' and the loss of protective 'trade taxes' workers with 'high wages' are doomed today. And only the workers, not the companies and their beneficiaries!
To fix this problem for the majority of the people in 'western' contries, we have to stop 'globalisation' to return back to a more healthy 'localisation'. Transportation taxes and import taxes are the tools of choice, to stabilize our economy again and to produce local jobs.
It is a misconception that employees creates jobs, it is the consumer of the products, it is the people, who produce and maintain those jobs. Once this principle get's recognised again, it becomes obvious, that 'low wages' sweatshops are nothing but corrosive to the health of a stable economy.
See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bBx2Y5HhplI
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Gen. 2:7, "And the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and man became a living being."
Is man the only living being on Earth? Is an animal a living being? I don't think so. They don't know that they are existing. They don't' know that they will die. Man, to a certain extent, controls his life. An animal only lives by instinct. Only man has a conscience. How did he get this conscience? By eating from the Tree of Good and Evil!
Yes, God knew that man would disobey his command. And by disobeying God's command, man instantly felt guilt. That developed man's conscience. Before that man had no conscience. Every child ever born had to be corrected for disobedience to receive a conscience. Without a conscience, man would have only been a superior animal.
That is the death God meant would happen. Man lost his innocence and became a responsible, decision making human being.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The well-rested Toronto Maple Leafs try to bounce back
from their first shutout loss of the season when they host the New Jersey
Devils in Friday's battle at Air Canada Centre.
The Maple Leafs had won three in a row, including the first two tests of a
three-game road trip, before absorbing a 4-0 loss in Saturday's game in
Vancouver. It was the first time Toronto was blanked this season and only the
third time the Leafs were held to one goal or less.
"Probably the worst game we played this season," said Toronto coach Randy
Carlyle on Saturday. "I'm very frustrated with our group and the way we
The good news is that with five full days off since that loss, Toronto has
been given ample time to recover from Saturday's setback. That time, however,
won't be enough to get centerman Dave Bolland back into the lineup. Bolland's
left leg was cut on a check in the second period of Saturday's game and he had
to have surgery to repair it, leaving him out of the lineup indefinitely.
Bolland, who has six goals and four assists this season, sustained the injury
after being checked against the boards by Vancouver's Zack Kassian, whose
skate appeared to make contact with the lower part of Bolland's leg.
On Wednesday, the Leafs bolstered their forward depth, which also took a hit
when Tyler Bozak recently went on injured reserve, by signing Jerred Smithson
to a one-year deal. Smithson had three goals and three assists in 45 games
with Florida and Edmonton during last year's lockout-shortened season, and had
not found a team to sign with this season until joining Toronto.
The Maple Leafs hope Smithson can help the team put forth a better effort than
it had last weekend in Vancouver. Toronto couldn't solve Roberto Luongo at all
on Saturday, as the Canucks goaltender turned aside 21 shots to post the 64th
shutout of his career.
Meanwhile, Maple Leafs goaltender James Reimer was much busier and wound up
allowing all four goals on 47 shots. Reimer faced 18 shots in the first
period, 12 in the second and 17 in the third.
Toronto, which is 5-2-0 as the host this season, will be back on the road for
a three-game road trip, beginning with Saturday's tilt in Boston.
New Jersey is coming off Thursday's win in Philadelphia, as the club halted a
two-game skid with a 3-0 decision over the rival Flyers. The win came less
than a week after Philadelphia recorded a 1-0 win last Saturday in New
Martin Brodeur posted a 22-save shutout to lead the Devils to their fourth win
of the season on Thursday. Adam Henrique, Cam Janssen and Jaromir Jagr each
scored goals for the Devils, who had been shut out in their past two games,
including the defeat to the Flyers last Saturday.
"Anytime you get that first one, especially, to play with the lead, it's a
confidence booster," said Henrique. "We just kind of went from there. I
thought we did a good job of taking it one shift at a time, and maintaining
that pressure off of our forecheck."
On Friday, the Devils will try to win for the first time this season when
playing the second game on back-to-back nights. So far this season, New Jersey
is 0-1-2 in that situation.
The Devils will go with Cory Schneider in net tonight. Schneider has never
faced Toronto in his career.
Also on Friday, New Jersey will play its first game against former teammate
David Clarkson, who left the Devils last summer to sign a seven-year, $36.75
million contract with the Maple Leafs. The undrafted right winger has one
assist in five games this season after sitting out the first 10 contests due
to a suspension earned in the preseason.
Clarkson recorded 97 goals and 73 assists in 426 career games with the Devils
from 2007-13.
Toronto has won four straight against the Devils and is 5-0-2 over the past
seven meetings between the clubs. The Maple Leafs also boast a 6-0-4 record
over their last 10 home tilts against New Jersey.
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To get the majority of the snaps in Buffalo? Or are we already moving in a new direction with Miller and Thomas this game?
To get the majority of the snaps in Buffalo? Or are we already moving in a new direction with Miller and Thomas this game?
I sure hope bush gets the majority. Obviously by watching, at least in my estimation he is our best chance at scoring points. I would like to see miller get a few more touches, he has that big play ability as well. To me, DT is a brusier which is nice, but I don't see him having big play ability. We are gonna have to put some points up, cuz buffalo damn sure can.
Miller time. I hope. How is his health? I know he was working on an injured shoulder.
I don't wanna step on anybody's beliefs, but......................... well, here we go.
None of us know at this point
Nobody knows, probably only Philbin and Sherman at this point. I hope he gets the carries, hes a better back than the others, he just needs to start hitting the holes fast like he did earlier this season. It seems he started wanting to go side to side too much. Kinda like how cj2k was doing until the last few weeks. A lot of that goes on the O-line too though. They have been getting owned lately.
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R4: David Cobb RB Minnesota
R5: Adrian Amos Safety Penn State
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Only Philbin and his weird brain knows. There is absolutely no point in giving Thomas carries. Miller, I like, but only for 4-5 a game. Reggie should be getting 18-25 carries a game.
I sure hope we move in another direction, we need consistant carries and Bush does not give that. We need a one cut runner in there that will get positive yards every carry instead of trying to break the long one. Jason Taylor is gone already, we don't need another "Dancing With The Stars" contestant.
Buffalo's D is gonna get a face full of Bush tonight!
Bush had their number in the last game against them last year, so why not start off working with that?
Also, I think Bush wants to prove he can do it and tonight is the perfect time to show everyone!
A good friend will come and bail you out of jail...but, a true friend will be sitting next to you saying, "Damn...that was fun!"
Hopefully they start using him more in the short passing game. There was a thread regarding this a few days ago. Still baffling to me that we're not taking advantage of what he excels at the most.
I fully expect a bounce back performance, Bush is a gamer.
"Any ideology that fundamentally divides one group from another and prevents them from recognizing their common humanity is a problem" - Sam Harris
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It's always interesting to see the Twitter reaction when a new player is invited into a national team camp. No one is shy to voice their opinion and there are no shortage of opinions being voiced. So on Thursday, with the announcement that Corey Ashe has been added to the U.S. men's national team roster for its upcoming game against Belgium, it's no surprise that Twitter was the place to be for instant analysis. Here are just a few snippets from the Twitterverse
About time Corey Ashe got a call-up. Well done. #DomKinnearSoccerFactory
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YES. Great decision by Klinsmann. Congrats to @coreyashe on his call-up. I've seen him as a top LB in MLS this year. Very consistent.
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Mentioned a few wks ago that I rated Corey Ashe of @houstondynamo. He's just been called into #USMNT squad for Belgium game on May 29. Cover
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Corey Ashe added to #USMNT roster. Long overdue for a look at left back.
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So while many seem to agree that Ashe's call-up in long overdue, one has to ask: Why now? Well according to US Soccer, the squad will be without left backs Edgar Castillo and Fabian Johnson for the match against Belgium as both players are still with their club teams. That leaves DaMarcus Beasley as the only "true" left back option for Klinsmann's squad. So with a void at the left back position (one that has plagued US Soccer for quite some time) Klinsmann turned to MLS and a player who made a seamless transition to the position just over two years ago.
Dominic Kinnear initially switched Ashe to left back to mark former Red Bulls striker Dane Richards. Former Red Bulls manager Hans Backe thought so highly of the speedy defender that he selected him to his MLS All-Star team to help neutralize Manchester United winger Nani. Two years later, Ashe finds himself with the opportunity to earn his first national team cap against a squad with the likes of Eden Hazard, Romelu Lukaku and Marouane Fellaini.
According to Opta, the official stats provider for Major League Soccer, in 2012, Ashe completed 784 passes in the opposition's half, good for second among MLS defenders. He also attempted 331 passes in the opposition's final third (third best among MLS defenders), as he learned to adjust between the 4-4-2 and the 4-3-3 that the Dynamo played in 2012. So even though Ashe made the transition from midfielder to defender, he has consistently looked to aid the Dynamo attack, a trait that has caught the attention of Klinsmann.
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The MLS Disciplinary Committee has Houston Dynamo defender Bobby Boswell one additional game and fined him an undisclosed amount for violent conduct that endangered the safety of his opponent, New England Revolution forward Dimitry Imbongo in the 39th minute of their game on May 18.
Boswell was issued a red card for the offense, and the Committee unanimously determined that Boswell's head butt was an egregious act that required further sanction. Thus, Boswell will serve a total suspension of two games – this Sunday at Sporting Kansas City and June 1 at the Columbus Crew.
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But aside from Davis and Hall, there were two others names on the list that brought a smile to the faces of Dynamo faithful. First was Geoff Cameron, the former Dynamo jack-of-all-trades who now plies his trade with Stoke City of the English Premier League. And second was Stuart Holden, a fan favorite in orange from 2006-2009, who left Houston after the 2009 season to join English club Bolton Wanderers.
So with a week left before the USMNT convenes in Cleveland, it's no surprise that Holden is back where it all began, training hard with the Dynamo (pictured, above) in the hopes of being selected by USMNT head coach Jurgen Klinsmann for one of the team's upcoming matches.
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That's the reaction right now in the world of American soccer with today's announcement that Manchester City FC and the New York Yankees have joined forces for New York City FC, the 20th team in Major League Soccer, which will begin play in 2015.
A second team in the New York market has long been the goal of MLS commissioner Don Garber and he has not been shy with his intentions. The addition of the New York Yankees, however, is news to everyone. While some might question whether or not a second team in the New York market is good for MLS, Dynamo president Chris Canetti believes this is a positive step for Major League Soccer.
"This is a great announcement for MLS and a big positive step forward," Canetti said. "I know that Commissioner Garber has worked long and hard to make this project a reality and it is good to see his vision come to fruition. It is another symbol of MLS' growth and development."
Canetti understands what it takes to be successful in New York City. The Connecticut native joined the New York MetroStars in 2000 and worked for the organization until he joined the Houston Dynamo in May 2006.
"I believe that the New York market can support two teams because of the variable dynamics there," he added. "I think New York City will be an incredible success story given its location and the huge soccer market within a short distance of the stadium."
So while the move to put the league's 20th team might be good for New York sports fans, what does this mean for the Dynamo?
In 2011, the Dynamo were moved from the Western Conference to the Eastern Conference to make room for the Portland Timbers and the Vancouver Whitecaps. When the Montreal Impact joined MLS in 2012, the Dynamo remained in the Eastern Conference, giving the East 10 teams and the West nine teams. With NYCFC beginning play in 2015, does that spell a potential move back to the Western Conference for the Dynamo?
"I can only guess, but it would seem to make sense that the Dynamo are relocated back to the Western Conference," Canetti said. "It would balance out the conferences with 10 teams per side, and it makes the most geographical sense for us to be realigned."
There are lots of things to consider with a potential move back to the Western Conference for the Dynamo. The move would potentially mean a revival of the Texas Derby with multiple games played each year between the Dynamo and FC Dallas. A switch could also halt the budding rivalry between the Dynamo and Sporting KC. In the grand scheme of things, a move back to the Western Conference for the Dynamo could lead to the return of a balanced schedule that fans have long called for.
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Practices will run 6-8 p.m. at the Shamokin pool each Friday through the end of May. New athletes and volunteers are welcome. For more information, contact Arden Miller at 374-5369.
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Board of Directors meeting, Tuesday, May 21 at at 6:30 p.m. at Dr. Miller's office. Meeting is open to the public.
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Registration for Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 will be Friday, June 7 and Friday, June 14 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus in Shamokin. Children must turn 4 by July 31, 2013 to be eligible to play. There is an $8 discount if registration is completed by June 14, otherwise cost is $40 and uniform fee is $25. An equipment and uniform exchange will also be conducted at this time. Bring old uniforms, shin guards, cleats and other items to donate. Used items will also be available to buy at discounted prices. For more information, contact Cathy at 573-4345 or go to www.ShamokinAYSO.org.
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2) "Wu kok" mushroom-and-pork-filled taro fritters
3) "Cheung fun" with shrimp
4) Shrimps, mushrooms and carrot dumplings
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Solar System Log by Andrew Wilson, published 1987 by Jane's Publishing Co. Ltd.
Venera 7 was one of a pair of spacecraft prepared by the Soviets in 1970 to make a survivable landing on the surface of Venus. The spacecraft were quite similar in design to Veneras 4, 5, and 6, with a main bus and a spherical lander (now with a mass of 500 kilograms). After the last mission, engineers redesigned the landing capsule to withstand pressures of up to 180 Earth atmospheres and temperatures of up to 540 degrees Celsius.
Venera 7 successfully left Earth orbit and implemented two midcourse corrections on 2 October and 17 November, respectively, before beginning its Venus encounter operations on 12 December 1970, when the lander probe's batteries were charged up (using solar panels on the bus) and the internal temperature lowered. At 04:58:44 UT on 15 December, the lander separated from the bus and entered the Venusian atmosphere at an altitude of 135 kilometers and a velocity of 11.5 kilometers per second. When aerodynamic drag had reduced velocity to 200 meters per second at an altitude of 60 kilometers, the parachute system deployed. Within 35 minutes, at 05:34:10 UT, the capsule was on the Venusian landscape.
Although transmissions appeared to have ended at the moment of landing, Soviet ground tracking stations recorded what at first proved to be unintelligible noise. After computer processing of the data, Soviet scientists discovered a valuable 22 minutes 58 seconds of information from the capsule-the first transmissions of a spacecraft from the surface of another planet. Quite likely, the initial loss of signal occurred when the capsule tipped over on its side. Venera 7's data indicated a surface temperature of 475 give or take 20 degrees Celsius and a pressure of 90 give or take 15 atmospheres. The information was a good fit with previous Soviet and American estimates. Impact point was 5 degree; south latitude and 351degree longitude.


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Submitted by Cookie C (not verified) on May 24, 2011 - 12:21am.
Today's Chronicle (May 2011) says Camp 4 is not a good place to camp. Wondering why I started looking around and came to this site. Then the above named Random Image. Is there any way to get a copy? It stays thumb sized on my computer. And who is the man on the left? I cannot make him out. Maybe this was the early descent of Washington Column? I don't remember if Ellen was there. A photo of me was given to my son, Bruce Calderwood, not long ago, standing on a ledge on WC. Bruce might like a photo of his mother and father in cozier days.