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Best Movie for Grownups
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
En español |A group of British retirees (an all-star cast including Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Maggie Smith, Penelope Wilton and Tom Wilkinson) takes off to live in a "restored" luxury hotel in India, only to find themselves pummeled by culture shock, dashed expectations and the cold reality of their own mortality. The concept of silver-haired characters finding strength in numbers was explored in several films last year — including Dustin Hoffman's Quartet and the French language film All Together (starring Geraldine Chaplin and Jane Fonda). But none hit the rich vein of humor and pathos mined so effectively here. Every laugh, each tear, is authentically earned thanks to Ol Parker's knowing script and John Madden's smart direction — which consists largely of pointing the camera at his amazing cast and letting 'em go.
WE ALSO LOVED: Hitchcock | Lincoln | Les Misérables | The Sessions
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Steven Spielberg (Lincoln)
Lots of great directors have taken sentimental stabs at depicting Lincoln — John Ford and D.W. Griffith among them. But we've always suspected we were watching Sunday school versions of Honest Abe. Only Spielberg could deliver both a warm personal portrait of Lincoln and a fierce look at a wily politician gaming the system in the name of a moral imperative. With his dynamic performance, Daniel Day-Lewis provides the instrument, but Spielberg is clearly plucking on Lincoln's strings from start to finish.
WE ALSO LOVED: Kathryn Bigelow, Zero Dark Thirty | Ang Lee, Life of Pi | David O. Russell, Silver Linings Playbook | Gus Van Sant, Promised Land
Best Actor 50+
Denzel Washington (Flight)
Whip Whitaker is a drugged-out frayed wire who shows up plastered for work every day yet somehow manages to pilot a jet for a major airline. Ordinarily, we'd find that hard to swallow — after all, every few weeks we learn about some pilot somewhere who's been grounded for blood alcohol levels lower than those permitted for drivers. But in a career-crowning role, Washington convinces us that Whip can hide his addictions from the world through bravado and instinct, even as we can see he's really flying blind.
WE ALSO LOVED: Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln | John Hawkes, The Sessions | Anthony Hopkins, Hitchcock | Jean-Louis Trintignant, Amour
Best Actress 50+
Judi Dench (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel)
It's an ensemble film, for sure, but that just makes Dench's standout performance as recently widowed Evelyn all the more remarkable. She's the character we meet first, and the one through whose prism we view the misadventures of her expatriate comrades. Too often in recent years Dench has been asked to play stoic, steely-eyed authority figures — most notably in one James Bond film after another. But here, her eyes agleam with hope (mixed with girlish insecurity), Dench has us rooting for vulnerable Evelyn.
WE ALSO LOVED: Ann Dowd, Compliance | Helen Mirren, Hitchcock | Emmanuelle Riva, Amour | Meryl Streep, Hope Springs
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Bartercard Cup - Round 8 Preview
ROUND 8 of New Zealand's Bartercard Cup has some interesting match ups as always.
Call for salary caps exemptions to clubs for injuries
STATE of Origin casualty Justin Hodges' manager has called on the NRL to allow clubs salary cap exemptions as compensation for players injured in representative games.
Comment: A tale of two Staples
A short, sharp pain followed by a burst of warmth and a sensation of fluid running down the forehead through the eyes, across parts of the face and into the mouth giving a tasteful metallic flavour. White blood cells rush frantically to the scene of the damage, desperately trying to clot the open wound. By this stage a clearly visible cut has spilt blood all over the right hand side of Michael De Vere's head, which is promptly actioned by referee Bill Harrigan who insists De Vere seek medical attention in compliance with the game's bleeding regulations.
Hodges considers legal action over knee injury
QUEENSLANDER Justin Hodges is considering legal action against Suncorp Stadium after suffering a serious knee injury in last night's State of Origin match against NSW, according to a report in the Daily Telegraph.
Both Origin Camps Licking Their Wounds
QUEENSLAND began scouring its playing ranks for State of Origin answers on Thursday as questions continued to be posed about the state of the Suncorp Stadium playing surface.
Hodges rules out suing over Suncorp injury
STATE of Origin casualty Justin Hodges will NOT seek legal action against Suncorp Stadium despite a season-ending injury on the uneven playing surface last Wednesday.
Hodges advised he could sue
QUEENSLAND centre Justin Hodges has been given legal advice he could sue after injuring his knee at Suncorp Stadium during Wednesday's State of Origin match.
No changes as London Broncos search for next win
TONY Rea has again named the same team for this Sunday's game at Castleford Tigers.
Bulls Eye
IN Bulls Eye this week, coach Brian Noble, second row forward, Jamie Peacock and hooker James Lowes look ahead to Sunday's Round 14 Tetley's Super League clash at Wilderspool when the Bulls travel across Pennines to take on the Wolves.
Wigan battling with injuries for Hull clash
WIGAN Warriors Coach Stuart Raper has announced the following team for Friday's Tetley's Super League home clash with Hull at the JJB Stadium, 8pm Kick Off.
Eels Get The Cheque Book Out
WING Matt Petersen signed a new two-year contract with National Rugby League (NRL) strugglers the Parramatta Eels yesterday.
Steve Kearney Sets Impressive Record
KIWIS veteran Stephen Kearney will set a new appearance record for a New Zealander in the National Rugby League (NRL) when he leads the Melbourne Storm against Penrith on Saturday night.
Heartbreak for the Dragons, jubilation for Newcastle
A noisy crowd at Energy Australia Stadium in Newcastle saw their home side claw back from a 12 point deficit at halftime to win at the death by 32 - 30.
Broncos could lose Tallis and Carroll
QUEENSLAND duo Gorden Tallis and Tonie Carroll are likely to drop out of Brisbane's side for Sunday's top of the table National Rugby League match against Canberra.
Faumuina Wants More Razzle Dazzle
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So....Watching clips of the 1972 team and I see Czonka head butting people left and right! He had a helmet made of crap.....and he is OK? But Junior Seau was F..ed Up?
So....Watching clips of the 1972 team and I see Czonka head butting people left and right! He had a helmet made of crap.....and he is OK? But Junior Seau was F..ed Up?
My grandpa smoked for 60 years and hes fine. Cigarettes are clearly not bad for you.
Zonk's skull is thicker than most gorillas'.
Still my all-time favorite fin.
Csonka used his forearms to attack the blocker, and no one was crazy enough to run head to head into that freight train.
He was a man among the boys. He still is.
Check this out
3. Larry Csonka
Walter Iooss Jr./SI
During a game against the Buffalo Bills, Csonka was called for unnecessary roughness ... while he was running the football. The Dolphins' bruiser delivered a forearm shiver to the Bills' John Pitts, drawing a flag. Csonka steamrolled his way to 8,000 career yards.
Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl...#ixzz2MjKGOyQD
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...In 1968 Csonka suffered a concussion in a collision with a Bengal linebacker. For weeks afterward he suffered severe headaches. His career was thought to be in jeopardy. A neurosurgeon suggested he reevaluate his occupation. Knocked unconscious again in a game at Miami, Csonka came to on the sidelines to find Dr. Virgin hovering over him and a photographer standing on his hand. He told the photographer to get the hell off. Dr. Virgin called for a stretcher and an ambulance. Csonka got to his feet. "I'm not going to be carried off in front of all those people," he said. "I'm going out the way I came in or I'm not going." Dr. Virgin threw up his hands and followed Csonka to the dressing room.
Csonka wore a special helmet after that, with liquid and air compartments to absorb shock, but he eventually discarded it. The headaches went away. "I had absolutely no doubt I'd be all right," says Csonka. He now runs with greater intelligence, using his head more by learning how to use it less, and he wears his old helmet in a fashion peculiarly his own: the suspension shifted so that it sits forward and down over his head. Willie Lanier, the Kansas City linebacker, tells Csonka it looks as though his helmet's empty. "All I can see is your mustache," he says. "Good," says Csonka. "I'd just as soon you didn't know which hole I'm looking at."...
I will look at old clips of him. This is way before my time but I am going to youtube some vids. I feel I have been missing out.


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Patricia Wells's Cobb Salad: Iceberg, Tomato, Avocado, Bacon, and Blue Cheese
- 2 1/2 ounces smoked bacon, rind removed, cut into matchsticks (3/4 cup)
- 1 head iceberg lettuce, chopped (4 cups)
- 2 ripe heirloom tomatoes, cored, peeled, seeded, and chopped
- 1 large ripe avocado, halved, pitted, peeled, and cubed
- 4 ounces chilled blue cheese (preferably Roquefort), crumbled (1 cup)
- 4 small spring onions or scallions, white part only, trimmed, peeled, and cut into thin rounds
- Yogurt and Lemon Dressing
- Coarse, freshly ground black pepper
1. In a large, dry skillet, brown the bacon over moderate heat until crisp and golden, about 5 minutes. With a slotted spoon, transfer the bacon to several layers of paper towels to absorb the fat. Blot the top of the bacon with several layers of paper towels to absorb any additional fat. Set aside.
2. In a large, shallow bowl, combine the bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, cheese, and spring onions. Toss with just enough dressing to lightly and evenly coat the ingredients. Season generously with pepper, and serve.
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From Salad as a Meal: Healthy Main-Dish Salads for Every Season by Patricia Wells, (C) 2011 William Morrow
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Bandung : Creative Center amidst Lush Green Mountains
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Bober Cafe
Bober Cafe specialized in seesha smoking, coffee and cookies. Established in early 2004, started with small and comfy hanging out places for young old community. On June 2008 we started our humble business to enlarge the landscape, provide high tech facility to pamper the top satisfaction of our lovely customer. Free high speed internet access with no limitation had being our space as on of the most favorite hanging out places in Bandung. We began to interpret both technology and the taste of local music artist, performing Bober Cafe live music three times a week on wednesday friday and saturday. You'll love to enjoy it!
The large section of the menu contains a balance of variety with an awareness of nutrition , with the help of the science of coking. We have pampered many happy customers with a strong and nice coffee together with a healthy home made cookies while they surf the net. We have also conducted cooking classes and received many good reviews. The concept of our places was not based on the common cafe or restaurant found in Bandung.
Now Bober Cafe had many loyal customer which need a longer time to spend, in order to that we now open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. So we have been established for almost 6 years, as we continue to provide top class service available on the city we ponder upon customers and friends who passed by our path and left their foot prints. Thank you very much for your continued support, we would not be here without you.
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Team 2012-13: Sutor Montegranaro (Italy-Lega)
Career: Skonto Riga (Latvia-LBL, 2003-04); Unicaja Malaga (Spain- ACB, 2004-05); BK Riga (Latvia-LBL, 2005-06); Barons/LMT Riga (Latvia- LBL, 2006-09); Fuenlabdara (Spain-ACB, 2009-10); VEF Riga (Latvia- LBL 2010-present)
At 25, Freimanis is already a veteran of the national team with a trip to Slovenia marking his third showing at a EuroBasket, although in 2009 he did not taste court-time. The power forward's number have been at best modest of late, particularly in the past season in Italy where his stats suffered as a result of inconsistent playing time - something which he will now look to rectify in a national team jumper, as he fights for a starting spot with Kaspars Berzins. In the absence of so many in 2011, Freimanis was one of the players to come to the fore and lead the young Latvian side, topping the team in rebounding, whilst also producing the third-most points every outing.


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AUBURN, IND. (Feb. 18, 2013) – The sheriffs in DeKalb and Steuben counties, along with the Indiana Department of Child Services, are encouraging community members to report incidents of suspected methamphetamine production and use. The two counties are among those Indiana areas battling a high number of meth users and labs and the impact this epidemic is having on Hoosier families.
According to the Steuben County Sheriff's Office, 70 meth labs were seized in the county in 2012. DeKalb County seized 41.
"Meth is a super stimulant and generates a different kind of addict," said Steuben County Sheriff Tim Troyer. "Right now it's the most dominant illegal drug in our area."
DeKalb County Sheriff Don Lauer believes it's the single most-addictive illegal drug in America today. "The affect that meth addiction has on families is devastating," he said. "It's absolutely heartbreaking for our officers to go into a house, find a meth lab, and then see a toddler playing nearby." The drug controls the abuser so much they will often lose their home, personal possessions and even children to simply get high one more time.
Steuben County DCS Director Jan Lung sees first-hand the devastating effects meth has on families. "Parents who use meth tend to utilize their resources for the drug, leaving little money to buy food for their children," said Lung. "They ignore a child's most basic needs like a safe home and supervision. And many times they even neglect to send their children to school." Lung says about 35 percent of Steuben's child welfare cases involve meth.
Wes Husselman, DCS' DeKalb County director, says children's health and safety are put at extreme risk when parents or caretakers manufacture meth in the child's home. "Children are not only exposed to hazardous chemicals, there's always the possibility of a fire or explosion."
Sheriffs Lauer and Troyer both say their departments rely heavily on the support and information local citizens provide about the use and production of meth. "The best way citizens can help our community is to get involved. If you suspect illegal drug activity in your neighborhood, call and report your suspicions," said Lauer.
Troyer emphasized the crucial importance of telling someone about any suspicions. "If you don't let us know, those drug-related activities will continue and that will allow the meth problem to perpetuate."
In Steuben County, anyone with a tip about illegal drugs should contact the sheriff's office at 260.668.1000, ext. 5000. Anonymous tips can also be submitted online at www.steubensheriff.com. For DeKalb County, call 260.925.3365. In addition, a northeast Indiana illegal drugs task force welcomes anonymous tips online at www.imagedrugtaskforce.org. The IMAGE (Indiana Multi Agency Group Enforcement) drug task force includes law enforcement agencies from LaGrange and Noble counties as well as DeKalb and Steuben.
DCS must also rely on community members to help protect children. In Indiana, all citizens are required to report incidents of child abuse and neglect. "We look to neighbors, friends, family members and other community members as first responders in helping protect children," said DeKalb County's Husselman. Anyone suspecting abuse or neglect should contact the child abuse and neglect hotline at 800.800.5556.
About Indiana Department of Child Services:
DCS is committed to protecting children who are victims of abuse or neglect. The agency's primary goal is to safely keep these children at home with their families by offering appropriate support services. If safety continues to be a concern, children are placed with relatives or in foster care. DCS also oversees adoptions from the foster care system and manages the child support bureau. The Kids First Trust Fund, supported by the sale of 'Kids First' specialty automobile license plates, subsidizes programs designed to prevent child abuse and neglect. Indiana Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline: 800.800.5556 www.in.gov/dcs.


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After showing plenty of promise in the first four races, Force India are determined to once again fight with the big teams in Barcelona...
After showing plenty of promise in the first four races, Force India are determined to once again fight with the big teams in Barcelona.
For all the latest F1 odds on the Spanish GP, round five of the 2013 F1 Championship, visit Sky Bet.
Paul di Resta
Q. Paul, you've enjoyed your strongest start to a season - what's your feeling after four races...
PdR: "We've got to feel very happy with how things are going and I want to congratulate everybody in the team. We took a very sensible approach to the winter and focussed on understanding the key areas that drive performance, which seems to have paid off. It's important to pick up good points early in the season against our competitors and to be ahead of McLaren after four races is a credit to the team and a nice feeling. Of course we want to be on the podium and it was very close in Bahrain, but I'm sure it will come soon enough."
Q. Do you feel you have a car that will be competitive on any type of circuit?
PdR: "The car is performing well, especially in the heat, and we were also strong in the cooler conditions of China - so that's a good sign. The key is making sure you find the right operating window whatever the conditions because that's what makes the difference. We need to keep doing what we're doing, but at the same time we know the return to Europe always sees every team bring more upgrades. Hopefully we can stay fighting with the big teams and keep picking up the points."
Q. With two tests already completed in Barcelona do you feel well prepared ahead of this weekend's race?
PdR: "I guess we have more data around Barcelona than anywhere else, but at the same time the temperatures will be much higher at this time of year. So I'd expect that to change things quite a lot and impact on the tyres. Also, it's one of those tracks where you're constantly chasing the right aero balance to cope with the long, high-speed corners, especially turn three. But when you come to the end of the lap you need the mechanical grip for the hairpins and chicanes."
Adrian Sutil
Q. Adrian, four races in, how do you sum up the start of 2013?
AS: "The start of the season was good, especially if you consider I had only two or three test days to prepare. Australia was a strong race and the best way to come back to Formula One. Since then I've been unlucky with being hit in China and the puncture in Bahrain, and I definitely missed out on a few good points. On the other hand there are lots of positives, especially the performance of the car and the experience of the races. It is still early in the season so there is more to come and the car is really fast. I'm sure we can recover the points we lost in the last few races."
Q. How hard is it to accept the disappointment when you're simply in the wrong place at the wrong time - as was the case in China and Bahrain?
AS: "These things happen all the time in Formula One - sometimes you benefit from them and sometimes it goes against you instead. They all balance by the end of the year. I try not to spend too much time thinking about the negatives, I try to move on and focus on how to do better. If something happens, I think whether I did anything wrong, learn from it and avoid doing it again."
Q. What do you expect from the upcoming race in Barcelona?
AS: "I know Barcelona really well from all the testing we've done there over the years. It is important, after three difficult races without points, to finish the race without any incidents. If I do that, I should have the pace to be among the front-runners. I have to do my job, avoid mistakes and hopefully my luck will change. Wherever we have gone so far, the car has been competitive, so the next few races should see us scoring points and close to the podium."


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I too am tired of the white on white uniforms. For crissakes, let's not have those same colors at home and on the road too.
I too am tired of the white on white uniforms. For crissakes, let's not have those same colors at home and on the road too.
dude you cant stop there .if you talked all ready dont stop now.we want more ,more more
Why the hell would the dolphin be facing the other way??!! I have a feeling this change is going to look pretty stupid. They should've had dolphin fans voting on the change they would like. I suppose the 2 goons (Mike Dee and Steve Ross) are the ones deciding on this crap.
Please God, let me see 1 Dolphins Superbowl victory before I die.
the one I submitted had elements of all the past logos... here's hoping... that would ****ing rock to be a part of the team like that.
"Now when I go to the bathroom I find out who my friends are." - Jake Scott after both broken hands were in casts following the 1972 season
I hope we get complete new colors or darker colors like the rams from
or like the broncos complete jersey/logo change. Im not a fan of the bright aqua and orange but I understand it fits the city of Miami
Originally Posted by Crazy685
Hey guys, I've seen it. I'm not allowed to say where or how, but I have. Quote me on this when it's released, but what I can tell you is:
1) The helmet is gone
2) the Dolphins is facing the other way
3) The colors are different. Shade wise.
I honestly have a hard time believing this....
think about it, do you honestly think griese and Marino would ever say they "nailed" a dolphins logo with no helmet and facing in the opposite direction???
I would be thoroughly disappointed if this turned out to be the new logo.
throwback colors and logo would be ideal


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"I usually make this bacon, lettuce, onion, pea, cheese and cauliflower layered salad in a large flat bowl. There's never too much because everybody loves it! You can vary the salad by substituting green onions for red, jack cheese for the Cheddar, etc."
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1 pound
1 large head
iceberg lettuce - rinsed, dried, and chopped
red onion, chopped
1 (10 ounce) package
frozen green peas, thawed
10 ounces
shredded Cheddar cheese
1 cup
chopped cauliflower
1 1/4 cups
2 tablespoons
white sugar
2/3 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
This is an awesome recipe. Comments were made about the dressing being to thick. My aunt gave me this same recipe but the dressing uses 1 cup mayo and 1 cup sour cream and of course the parmesan cheese and sugar. It makes a creamy dressing and is easier to spread and is soooo good. My family just loves it.
My sister in law always made layered salad, but I was never impressed. The glob of mayo on top turned me off & it always felt like it needed mixed up to avoid a bite of one ingredient. Then my friend came over for a cook out & I watched her mix up a salad, lettuce, mozzerella cheese, eggs bacon, peas & optional onions. She then tossed it all with the mayo/sugar dressing. OMG it was amazing. I started making it this way & my inlaws & parents declared it their favorite salad & request at all get togethers. Just throwing this out as an alternative to a great salad. BTW mayo goes on right before serving & make sure lettuce is dry to avoid being runny. I rinse lettuce the day before & dry in fridge with paper towels.
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I made this for a party recently and it was a big hit. The only change I would make is to layer the dressing in the salad instead of just adding it to the top.
Rave reviews from everyone at the family reunion this weekend! The full pound of bacon and the red onions really make the salad. I also loved the addition of parmesan cheese to the mayo dressing--used the fancy shred, rather than the powdered canned stuff, and it worked out very well. I also increased the mayo to 2 cups. My dad, who'd never had this kind of salad before, asked if it was my own recipe, because, "this is a real award winner, if you ask me!" Thanks for a great, simple recipe!
This is an excellent recipe. Because the dressing is rather thick when first prepared, it should read "spread" the dressing instead of "drizzle" it over the salad. It thins after sitting and then being tossed with the vegetable mixture. This salad can be prepared and refrigerated 8-12 hours before serving. I substituted Swiss cheese instead of Cheddar, and added 3 chopped hard boiled eggs and 1 cup of chopped celery. I love recipes that can be made-up ahead of time!
I was looking for new ways to get veggies into my husband. He likes a lot of raw, but not cooked vegetables. I made this recipe yesterday and my husband & I loved it! Changes I would make next time: *use 1 C mayo & 1 C sourcream instead of 1 1/4 C mayo
*add 3 chopped, boiled eggs *add a tablespoon of white vinegar to mayo & sourcream mixture *as a finishing touch, add extra crumbled bacon and shredded (not grated) parmesean cheese & 1/2 C of toasted, chopped pecans. Changes I made yesterday: *I used 1/2 of a large, sweet onion instead of a red onion (it was too strong) *I used shredded Parmesean cheese to the mayo
My sister requested I make a seven layer salad for Easter this year. I looked up some on-line and decided to try this recipe. It was wonderful. I made it last weekend to test and brought it to an Easter dinner this weekend. I did change a few things. Instead of just iceburg lettuce I mixed in a package of spring greens to make it more colorful. I also used half mayonnaise and half miracle whip and added two tbsp milk to thin the dressing. I made the salad the night before and tossed it to just prior to serving. It still looked pretty and everyone got a good mixture of the salad.
This is a great salad. At first I thought the dressing was a bit too thick, but it wasn't once the salad was served. Actually, the thickness of the dressing served as a preservative, keeping the salad fresh for several days in the fridge. Yummy!!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Seven Layer Salad
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 387
Calories from Fat: 294
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I have been enamoured of the heavens ever since my dad pointed out my first constellation. We would get our star chart out and set the dial for the right time of year, then "charge" the glow in the dark stars under a lamp in the den. After we got outside, my dad would tell me to keep my eyes closed for 10 minutes so that they would adjust to the darkness. I knew it was only going to help me see the stars better, but I couldn't wait. I always peeked, every time. I even begged my family to go on "Double Dare" because the grand prize was a trip to Space Camp. I didn't know you could just sign up and pay to go, Space Camp seemed too awesome for just anybody to get in. Somehow you had to prove your worthiness by getting slimed on television. I have since discovered that a shooting star entering the atmosphere could just as easily be astronaut poop as space dust, and that being an astronaut takes a lot more math that I am willing to do. All of that being said, I still get excitied to see a shooting star, whatever it's composition, and if I had Nick Carter's money I , too, would be trying to hitch a ride with some cosmonauts.
Space Oddity, David Bowie (1969)
Best space song. Ever. "Space Oddity" is eerie and beautiful, very much like outer space. The whispered countdown, the national pride, the isolation and subdued dispair are all artfully woven into spacey-sounding instrumentals. David Bowie is the man.
Major Tom (Coming Home), Peter Schilling (1983)
This song is a sequel to "Space Oddity", but this time around there is a happy ending for Major Tom. Personally, I like the drama of David Bowie's Major Tom, but I prefer the sound of the take-off in this song. The chorus is unavoidably catchy and fun to sing along with too.
The Galaxy Song, Monty Python (1983)
Memorize the lyrics to this song and you could pass Astronomy 101, no problem. I didn't say get an A, but pass? For sure. While not the most compelling song in a musical sense, you have to appreciate the fact that so much terminology can be put into lyrics that flow quite well, actually. The last verse is my very favorite, talking about light speed ("that's the fastest speed there is") and how insignificant and special we all are, yet "pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in space, 'cause there's bugger-all here on Earth."
Heaven and Hell Part 1, Vangelis (1975)
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Phencyclidine (PCP) is a drug of abuse. This compound affects diverse neural pathways and interacts with cholinergic, adrenergic, GABA-secreting, serotoninergic, opiate neuronal receptors, and gamma receptors. It has analgesic, anesthetic, and stimulatory effects, giving bizarre behavior, ranging from depression through catatonia, euphoria, violent rage, and hallucinations. Most fatalities result from its hypertensive effect.
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Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
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Urine phencyclidine (PCP) may be undetectable at alkaline pH. Urine pH must, therefore, always be recorded.
For chain-of-custody information, see PCPX / Phencyclidine Confirmation, Chain of Custody, Urine.
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Cutoff concentrations
Phencyclidine by GC-MS: <10 ng/mL
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1. Baselt RC, Cravey RH: Disposition of Toxic Drugs and Chemicals in Man. Third edition. Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers, 1989
2. Schuster DI, Arnold FJ, Murphy RB: Purification, pharmacological characterization and photoaffinity labeling of sigma receptors from rat and bovine brain. Brain Res 1995;670:14-28
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ACCRC for running his Lincoln on aluminum soda cans.
They threw this rig together quickly to test the concept.
The concept works.
Here's how it works.
Soda cans are dumped into a tank of Lye (sodium hydroxide and water).
The sodium hydroxide peels off the aluminum oxide surface from the aluminum allowing water to come into contact with aluminum metal. The aluminum immediately oxidizes, ripping the water's oxygen atoms away to make aluminum oxide. That releases the hydrogen which bubbles out to be burned in the Lincoln's engine.
Here's the reaction: H2O + Al -> AlO2 + H2 + heat
Step 1: Lye tank and water bubbler
His left hand is on the hydrogen vent hose. The gas that bubbles out of it is hot and steamy and has a fair amount of powdery white aluminum oxide in it. So next it goes into a pipe to the bottom of the white bubbler tank, where it bubbles through water. That makes it cool and clean.
Just like in a hookah or bong.
Is this a serious forum, or just screwing around?
enhance what? This was my parts car for another Lincoln It had no gas tank or gas line. Ran only on hydrogen.
I want to know that running an engine on hydrogen which is extracted from water is possible in today's date?
As a proof of concept, yes. As something you'd want to try to drive around? Only in a Zombie apocalypse. Problems: 1) Hydrogen is has a very low octane rating and makes a lot of noise and heat and not a lot of kinetic energy, 2) crappy energy density without pressure vessels or cryonics (those who think you can electrolize on the fly can bite me). Unless you cheat and burn hidden energy like I'm doing in this trick with the aluminium. 3) look up "hydrogen embrittlement" before you do this to any car that you aren't willing to destroy. 4) Be aware that you add extra explody and the unique hazard of turning yourself in to soap speread over a wide area with this fielld of research. It's amusing, but honestly I don't think this is the wave of the future.
i think this is the future because as you see. energy crisis will be there so this is somethig from which we can produce energy
But it isn't really. There is no hydrogen utilization strategy where the production of the hydrogen does not require more energy than you could possibly get out of it, hydrogen is not a power source, it is a power storage medium and not a very good one, very low energy density. It requires very high pressures and very low temps. you might want to look into the "Fischer Tropsch" process, or "blue diesel" to make it into something a little more storable.
The galsone system was totally disconected. No tank or fuel line.
Hello the car which was running on hydrogen from aluminum is 100%
running on hydrogen and if yes then for how much CC how much
hydrogen/liter is required ?
We filled a ten gallon, inflatable bag with gas at just over sea level pressure, the 462 cubic inch engine emptied it in a matter of seconds.
This was tricky. The process is exothermic and get more efficent as it gets hotter and as the chemical density increases. So the longer it went, the better it got. "too much" was easily applicable. 25 gal of water, six jars of lye, and a bunch of cans, heat sinks, aluminium scrap etc. The amount of surface area on the aluminium was also a major factor.
The cans would dissolve but leave plastic sleeves behind.
Minor and very late corrections to this post, The tuna can was to allow the system to vent in case of a backfire, we used the existing carb for throttle control and when you leaach wood ash you get potasium hydroxide, not sodium. the confusion is common as both are commonly called "lye and in this and most other cases can be readily substituted.
you make a pound of water for every pound of gasoline you burn.
There are always going to be these (insert favorite derogatory slang here) 'people' that want to slam on any possible new technology and new applications of little known existing technology. Either because they have a monetary stake in doing so or are skeptical to the point of mental problems or just think they know everything there is to know.
Have you considered how much diesel fuel is used by farmers in the harvesting of whatever oil you plan on using for your bio-diesel? Although how about using electrolysis to produce hydrogen and oxygen, which can be injected into the fuel mixture of a regular car?
Hey, this is very interesting and simple
Only improvement I would suggest is exchanging the cans for the deposit and buying aluminium scrap. At current metal prices , you would get a lot more aluminium that way
Great instructable to get the basic out there for people to see. It's hard to understand how there can be negativity toward hydrogen diyers, it is far beyond economical and environmentally friendly compared to just about everything out there in the alternative energy collaboration. I have a well, so water doesn't cost me anything, I use solar and wind to power and charge battery's. Making distilled water in very similar to hydrogen production, so how is it some people say it is not worth it. As far as protecting your engine you need to realize that: using gasoline or number #2 fuel oil/ diesel is the reason for the 5000 kilometer oil changes, the oil dirties from carbon deposits left in the combustion chamber, hydrogen is one of the cleanest fuel's you can burn in a combustion engine much like alcohol. There is no carbon foot print. It has to be that some people just don't quite understand the process, or they believe the bad press from the oil cartels about this perfect alternative to the carbon fossil fuels. Keep the ideas coming, it is the back yard mechanic and scientist that will ultimately save our planet for all living things and our future generations. look forward to more of the keen ideas from the youth of today. I'm not so young but it is a fantastic thing to see the youth taking responsible moves forward on our past mistakes.
I literally created an account to say this to everyone interested in electrolysis, so for your own benefit please read this.
I made an electrolysis unit and ran a Bunsen burner with it using no electrolyte additives. The device ran on distilled water and used only 150 watts of brute force 12VDC (No Pulse). Inner/Outer tube cell design.
In 2005 i became interested in electrolysis for the purpose of liberating hydrogen from water and using it as fuel. I have since learned that there are many pros and cons (Professional's and Con-artists) in fact there are even some professional con artists selling devices on ebay that are very dangerous and poorly made using materials they found to be the cheapest for construction of their device. However, the real teachers would include STANLEY ALLEN MEYER, Daniel Dingel, and Bob Boyce. Google those names!!!!
First and foremost NEVER USE GLASS as a container for your electrolysis apparatus because when you end up in a hospital from a flashback rupturing your cell, glass is hard to see in X-Rays.
If you want to know the truth about Hydrogen instead of mere opinions from self educated individuals leaving comments (including myself) then visit YouTube and see the "University of Berkeley Chem 1A" series of videos. Here is a link to where they start;
I used to make videos showing my progress with hydrogen projects but stopped making videos due to so many people having mixed feelings about the concept being a waste of time because it is not efficient. It is not a waste of time at all in my opinion. My videos are titled "Hello Hydrogen part 1,2,3,ect"
on youtube. I dont care about how many views the videos get and i am only sharing these videos in an effort to make people aware of safety issues.
If you are serious about building an electrolysis device then visit www.hhoinfo.com to find literally thousands of builders and see there variations.
Stan Meyer gave me the inspiration to run a vehicle on water after seeing his video titled; "Equinox - It runs on water".
R.I.P. Stanley Allen Meyer
"Founder of the Water Fuel Cell"
Stainless Steel 316 and 304 are inert to hydrogen, oxygen, and the combination of the two being water. Electrodes should be made from this material to prevent decomposition of your electrodes.
The nasty stuff you see in the bottom for your cell after use is not healthy, keep it off you skin and away from ground water. Your getting it from impurities in your water, use distilled water only.
Never compress Hydrogen and Oxygen together, its a recipe for disaster. I personally have ran my cell to 80 PSI during a cell pressure test, later I came to find out I was lucky I didnt lose my life in the process. Hydrogen and Oxygen will self implode at a certain pressure and also at a certain temperature and that is without any spark or flame. Keep it safe test your cell PSI with ambient air and a compressor not Hydrogen and Oxygen.
Buy a real flashback arrestor that is safe for the use of hydrogen and oxygen DO NOT use a fish tank air line check valve as i have seen some try to do...
Do not bother building a lawton box.... If you insist on pulsing then buy a pulse generator. HP Agilent makes a good vintage pulse gen (HP 8131A is what I got) that sells for around $300 on ebay these days, they where $42,000 in 1982.
Do not get discouraged when you hear a college grad chemistry major try to tell you about the second law of thermodynamics, they didnt take into consideration that the water is holding the energy like a relay. It takes energy to break the covalent bond of water but you liberate energy in the process. They also didnt take into consideration that resonance can also play its role in electrolysis. It is believed that High Frequency Pulses of High Voltage DC can create very efficient electrolysis. The frequency of resonance is different for each cell and each cell condition such as cell construction, cell surface area, water temp, water composition, ect. So basically its a science still being understood just like everything else.
If you were to P in an electrolysis device then turn it on you would create many gases aside from Hydrogen and Oxygen. During combustion one of the byproducts would be water vapor, that water vapor can be condensed back into water. Pure water. Water that is so pure it has 0 parts per million total dissolved solids. In fact the water needs nutrients added to it to keep it from leaching nutrients from the body when it is used as drinking water.
Nasa has an electrolysis system on the space station ran by solar power to provide oxygen for breathing, it gets its water delivered from earth but can even run on water taken from urine!
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Below is an article on it found at the following website;
The International Space Station (ISS) was designed for long-term spaceflight and has been in orbit since 1998. So how is oxygen made aboard the ISS? It's handled in one of three ways, using oxygen generators, pressurized oxygen tanks or solid fuel oxygen generators (also called oxygen candles).
The primary method is accomplished by the oxygen generators: the Russian-made Elektron and the U.S. Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS). The Elektron is located in the service module (Zvezda) and the ECLSS is located in the Destiny laboratory module. These devices make oxygen from water by a process called electrolysis, during which an electric current passes through water from one positively-charged electrode called an anode to another negatively-charged electrode called a cathode. There's a small concentration of salt in the water to conduct electricity because water itself is a poor electrical conductor. In the process, water gets split into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas. Here's how the chemistry of the process works:
* At the cathode, a type of reaction called reduction occurs. Electrons (e-) from the cathode combine with the water (H2O) to make hydrogen gas (H2) and hydroxide ions (OH-): 2H2O (l) + 2e- ->H2 (g) + 2 OH- (aq).
* At the anode, a type of reaction called oxidation occurs. Electrons get removed from water and flow into the anode. Removing the electrons from water yields oxygen gas (O2) and hydrogen ions (H+): 2H2O (l) -> O2 (g) + 4 e- + 4 H+
The electricity is generated by the station's solar panels and supplied to the oxygen generators through the station's power grid. The water gets delivered to the station from Earth by Progress supply ships and the space shuttle. Water also gets reclaimed by condensers that remove water vapor from the cabin air (astronauts exhale water vapor). Finally, water can be recycled from the astronauts' urine by the ECLSS unit. The hydrogen gas made in the electrolysis process gets vented into space and the oxygen gas is circulated into the cabin air.
In my opinion, I do not care if it takes a 10,000 watt electrolysis device to get an small 4 stroke engine running, because the sun and the wind and the water are still free. For now at least...
If you found this comment helpful or interesting please feel free to copy paste it anywhere you like.
by Richard Collins
I am very green conscious, I run 7 large solar panels and a 450 watt wind generator. These charge a bank of golf card batteries which run a 5000 watt Inverter from which I get 120Volts a.c.
I can use this to get 12 VDC to run the hydrogen device to provide fuel for my main vehicle engine or my 120VAC propane fired generator.
So my aluminum use is free except for the deposit I could get by selling the cans. I get those for free along the highway anyway.
An often overlooked source of aluminum is old window and door frames, eavestrough, enhine blocks, manifolds etc. and I really watch where the hydro electric company is working, the high voltage power lines are often aluminum and they always have scraps and chunks that I can talk them out of...
Most of this stuff winds up in the landfill anyway.


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General Motors has announced that the first of the new 2014 Corvette Stingray Coupes are heading to dealer showrooms.
The highly anticipated sports car left the assembly plant at Bowling Green, Ohio Wednesday. Approximately 1,000 of the vehicles are on their way and should be delivered to dealers in the next few weeks, WXYZ-TV reported.
"It's an amazing sight to see the transporters filled with Stingrays heading to customers in all corners of the country," Dave Tatman, plant manager of General Motors' Bowling Green Assembly plant said in a news release. "The pride at Bowling Green is overwhelming and it shows in the tremendous quality and attention to detail going into each one of these new Corvettes."
The 2014 Corvette Stingray is the seventh generation of the sports car, which has been exclusively built at the Bowling Green plant since June of 1981.
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The Kane Middle School's seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams improved their records to 2-0 with wins over Elk County Catholic Tuesday night. The eighth grade team struggled early, losing the first match of the evening 25-18, but soon got their footing and won the final three matches of the evening with scores of 25-22, 25-21, and 25-17.
The Kane Cheerleading Club attended Galaxy's Winter Blast Competition at the Jamestown Community College Physical Education Complex in Jamestown, N.Y. and came home as the Scholastic Grand Champions. On their way to the overall competition win, they placed first in the Non-Tumble Division as well as placing first in the Varsity Tumble Division.
CLARION – Two Kane Wolves wrestlers won district titles on Saturday at Clarion University while two teammates took third place to earn a spot in the Northwest Regional Tournament.
CLARION – The Kane Lady Wolves defeated Redbank Valley on Friday night at Clarion High School in the District 9 AA semifinals by a score of 53-39. The Lady Wolves overcame the loss of leading scorer and rebounder, Kaila Jamerson, who went down with a knee injury just 28 seconds into the game.
Kane wrestling coach Mike Swartwood has eight wrestlers still in the mix to advance to next week's Northwest Regional Tournament. Four Wolves still have the opportunity to claim a district title, earning a spot in this morning's semifinals.
The Kane Lady Wolves overcame a sluggish start in Wednesday night's contest against the Curwensville Golden Tide to come away with a 46-32 win in the opening round of the District 9 AA playoffs.
The Lady Wolves played the Tide 11 days ago in a Saturday morning makeup game, and shot horrendously, narrowly escaping with the win. Wednesday night appeared to be heading the same way but the Lady Wolves outscored the visitors 20-5 in the third quarter to take control of the contest.
Kane's fourth grade boys' basketball team took part in a tournament recently and came away with second place.
Three athletes from Kane's indoor track and field team brought home medals from Saturday's Tri-State Track Coaches Association (TSTCA) meet. The meet, held at Edinboro University, was a qualifier for this Saturday's Pennsylvania's indoor state championships to be held at Penn State University.
The Kane Lady Wolves' basketball team will host the Curwensville Golden Tide tonight in a quarterfinal game of the District 9 AA playoffs. The 19-5 Lady Wolves are the top-seeded team out of the eight-team bracket. The eighth-seeded Tide enter the postseason with a 9-14 record but Kane coach Dave Kiehl probably won't have to do much motivating to get his team to play hard. The Lady Wolves played Curwensville in their final game of the regular season, and escaped with a narrow 40-35 victory after trailing much of the game.
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We all know that trees are an integral part of disc golf. But if you have an abundance of Chinese Elm trees on your course (like we do) you soon realize that it is necessary to prune them on a regular basis so that the course doesn't get out of control. They grow like weeds. If properly pruned and maintained they can look decent however.
So yesterday we had a course cleanup day at our Cottonwood course. We had a lot of people show up to help and this time we actually closed the course from 9 in the morning till 3 in the afternoon. I had the good fortune of getting a small chainsaw from a friend to use (maybe a 12" bar, a pretty small one). We team up with the Forestry department in that we do the cutting and pruning and they will mulch up our branches and return them to the course. So all was going well and our group of three was moving to a fairway on the longest hole of the course. It is close to 500' and uphill. Very difficult and I have been known to get a 5 on it before.
We get over and start pruning and I take a branch that is low and hanging out into the fairway. It is indeed a live branch but it is hanging out in the way. Our goal is not to prune lines for throwing but rather to maintain lines that have existed in the past. If we simply let the Elm trees go wild the course will look like crap. Next thing I know this crazy dude starts yelling at me that I must be out of my mind for cutting that live branch. I try to remind him that this is a work day and this is what we do twice a year. He tells me that he is going to "knock me out and take my saw". In the end I just tell him that I am not going to argue with him and walk away. I put the chainsaw away until he has gone somewhere else, I prune for a small amount of time using a hand saw, and then I pull the chainsaw back out and start working in a different area.
I was pretty pissed off that someone who is never around (I only met him for the first time on that day) shows up all of a sudden and starts yelling about something that they know absolutely nothing about. He had never dealt with the midnight cutters or the branch breakers. He showed up, started trouble and tried to tell us what we could or couldn't do. We are aware completely of what we can and can not do. We partner up with the Forestry department in that regard and they are more than willing to let us trim up the place because they have a tight budget. It works for both of us. We don't need a clown to get in the way. This guy will never be welcomed back at a work day again. And the irony is that another guy showed up who is a professional landscaper and he took out his equipment and pruned up plenty of live branches.
I will say that the course looks pretty good today but there is still a lot more stuff that needs to be cleaned up. I saw more broken branches today and little stubs where someone previously did a poor job of pruning. Oh well, maybe next year.
Oh, the politics of trees...
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Wow some people are just idiots... friggin tree huggin dirty hippies >.< hahahaha jp :) i love hippies :)
Thanks craig!!!!
I thought the same thing at first. Maybe the guy is an Eco-Nazi. But honestly, we are having a work day where unpaid volunteers show up to do the necessary work and bring their own tools, etc. in order to accomplish the job. Part of that work is trimming trees. Yet when we attempt to do the work we get harassed by a volunteer. Unreal. That guy will never play league if I am running things. Worse yet is he supposedly goes to all of the meetings for us to try and get new courses. That is not the kind of person that we need representing us. He doesn't understand anything and is possibly mentally unstable.
That was the only blemish on one of the best work days that we have had in the past five years. It was a complete success. We completed the following:
1) Picked up trash.
2) Trimmed trees and piled up the branches.
3) Picked up broken glass.
4) Reworked a tee, fixing the retaining wall and putting in a new bench.
5) Spread mulch piles.
6) Fixed two pin positions.
7) Put in signs warning of disc gold activity.
I played league today but couldn't throw very well because I was completely sore. And my friend who helped me out a lot and was one of the first people there yesterday morning hit the $280 ace pool. I told him it was because of the good karma that he put in.
In my experience, anytime you make a change to a course, even in the case of just returning it to the original design, or removing fallen trees to bring a fairway back, etc, there will be ***holes who just can't accept it and will get pissed. Sucks to be them, and it's their problem let them deal with it. Most of us want our courses maintained and playable.
I think that you nailed it on the head Ben. Thanks.
I just wanted to update the thread. Forestry came out and mulched up all of our branch piles. The course looks great and now we have quite a bit of mulch down in different places. I also got a personal endorsement email from the head of Forestry saying that they always enjoy working with me.
This guy is now on the radar with some higher ups trying to get us new courses and not in a good way. It seems that his rant has backfired on him. People will now be watching out for him at meetings and making sure that he doesn't go off.
Also, we played that hole in the long position last night and it was almost laughable that this guy was complaining about the branch that I cut. You wouldn't even notice a missing branch unless someone pointed it out to you. There are so many trees on that hole. My partner and I carded a 4 on it in doubles. Getting a three on that hole in that position is definitely like a birdie. It is the most difficult basket position on the course.
Good work Jim, I want those new courses in a bad way. You know I have said there are some crazy placements stuck directly behind trees there so I am sure I would agree with a branch trimming. I am all for heavily wooded courses but there needs to be some sort of fairway to avoid the dreaded "poke and hope"
Just thought that I would update this thread with a few things. I guess that Avery Jenkins showed up yesterday to throw at Cottonwood. My friend , Kurt, who sells discs and bratwurst up there talked with him. Avery said that baskets probably need to be marked better (number signs and all). This is probably true as our baskets are getting on in age and some of the number plates are beat up or even missing. We do try to mark basket positions on the signs with stickers but they get peeled off as well. Surprisingly, the course is still looking pretty good nearly three weeks after our work day.
Then today I was talking with Kurt after a round and our friendly village idiot showed up. I didn't really recognize him at first until I saw his goofy smile and he started talking about some disc that he had. I didn't say anything to him, just gave him the evil eye. He went on his way, playing by himself because he probably has no friends. Oh well.
But Avery Jenkins was at our humble course. I hope that he enjoyed his round. My friend Kurt told me that Avery's girlfriend could probably out throw me. That might just be true.
BTW, on the hole with the "holy branch", the basket is only in the regular deep position now (as opposed to super deep). My drive wasn't so good but I did get a decent up shot and had a nice look at par. Ended up carding a 4. It's still a tough hole because it narrows towards the top of the hill where the basket is. And I don't miss that branch (and I doubt that anyone else does as well). The hole does look a bit cleaner but there is still plenty of trouble around.
That's about it from my small section of the world. Don't forget to change the clocks this weekend.
On a side note...I was playing in a NorCal tourney about a few years into me picking up the game. My round was over for the day, so I thought I would caddy for my friends wife. OK so there was a pretty lady in her group that I wanted to meet!
So I had no idea who the other people in her group were. Their names were Val and Burl Well it turns out that it was THAT Val and Burl, but hey,I was still new. I had no idea who they were at all! OK sorry I'm rambling lol! So in short, don't feel bad Jim. All four of those ladies were out driving me BIG time.
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Kyle Wyman Talks About Everything Leading up to Road Atlanta
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(April 19, 2012) - I'm currently in the back seat of my Uncle's Toyota Camry in the middle of West Virginia. My Dad, him and I are headed down to Road Atlanta for the Triumph Big Kahuna event this weekend. I have some testing to cover and so much good news to share that it's arguably coming out of my ears.
Firstly, I'll cover the Homestead test. I wrote my last blog a couple of weeks after Daytona, and although the test had already passed, I thought I would save it for this entry because I covered so much in the last! I had a great couple of days down there, and am thankful that AMA Pro Racing was able to organize the test right after the Daytona round to keep it logistically reasonable for all of the teams to make it down there.
I had never been to Homestead-Miami Speedway before, but was definitely looking forward to it. I love going to new tracks and the challenge that comes along with it. Turns out the track is really fun! There are some super fast corners where we come back down off the NASCAR track, and some very tight hair pin corners in the infield. The circuit has a lot of character, and although I could probably say the same thing about almost any other track in the series, I think it has one of the widest spectrum of corners out there. From 5th gear wide open with the knee on the ground all the way down to "bus stop" style 2nd gear corners, there is a lot to think about. Your brain must adjust to the variance in speed more so than your average race track.
Over the course of two days I was able to come away with the fastest time in the XR1200 division. It's a great feeling, especially after coming to a brand new course. I'm really happy with my bike, my Dad and Uncle have worked their butts off, and my support from Spyke's HD and Ohlins USA is incredible. I couldn't be happier with the people I have behind me, so on that note, on to the good news!
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Not only will I be pulling double-duty this weekend at Road Atlanta, but I'll be debuting a brand new title sponsor for my XR1200 program! KLR Group, a full service investment bank focused on the natural resources sector, has stepped up to provide me with support for my efforts alongside GK Motorsports. I'm proud to be representing such reputable companies and look forward to offering them exposure in the series!
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Carter Hawkins, the Assistant Director of Player Development, handed me an
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After throwing to the minor leaguers, I spoke to the media. As I stood there
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professional Brockton Rox.) The media session was about 15 minutes long. A few
reporters also interviewed my 13-year-old daughter Jasmine, who was wearing her Baseball For All jersey.
As we walked from the minor league field to where the major league players were taking BP, an Indians pitcher looked up from his training and asked, "How'd she do?" Hawkins nodded his head and replied, "It was money."
As I waited for my turn to throw BP, I got a bit antsy. So I asked if there was
someone I could warm up with. A few minutes later, I turned around and Indians Manager Manny Acta was there to throw with me. Wow! As we began to throw, I warned him that I was a bit nervous and that maybe the reporters should move farther away. He said it would be okay. Sure enough, a few throws later, one got away from me and sailed over Acta's head. I yelled, "Sorry!"
As I stood behind the BP net, ready to make history, I had never been so
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Welcome to the Big Leagues Justine! One of the best feelings is to get to throw BP to professional players at any level! However we all dream of throwing BP to Major Leaguers. As a clubbie for several minor league teams I have been able to throw to several players that are now in the big leagues however you got to throw to actual Major Leaguers, I'm jealous!!
Congrats and hopefully soon we see you coaching in affiliated ball!!
Everytime I read your blog all I can think of is what you wrote on Chelsea's hat in New York.. "Follow your Dream". And we are trying to do that everyday. I find it hard to put into words how I feel about your journey. I am so thrilled for you and one day I am sure of it, your dream for Girls Baseball will become a reality. I could write volumes here and never come close to expressing how grateful I am of our paths crossing in this life. You have been an inspiration to our daughter and a dear friend to all of us. Thank you Coach for being who you are. Keep that dream alive and we will be behind you all the way!!!!
That's awesome. Congratulations. I'm sure tomorrow will be a piece of cake now. I hope you get to throw BP to the Dodgers at some point.
Congrats! I saw the video of you throwing, looked good. I know during BP that you just keep throwing, but did you ever get the urge to turn around and watch one of the hits? Just to know that they hit that "homer" off you.
Congrats! I saw the video of you throwing, looked good. I know during BP that you just keep throwing, but did you ever get the urge to turn around and watch one of the hits? Just to know that they hit that "homer" off you.
What an opportunity for you. Congradulations and I'm glad you had such a great time living a dream. This is definately something my daughter will be keeping tabs on. Good article on Bleacher Report, also:
All the best.
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