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newbie needs advice on fear...heights...linking turns on steeper gradient
Hi guys.
My partner has been boarding maybe 8 times in 2 years. This year we have season passes and i want to help her overcome the fear that is holding her back.
From other threads ive seen many people are intimidated by the exit off the chairlift...
I got my gf to go on one first time but once up there she was afraid and only wanted to traverse toe side falling leaf style...she feels the gradient is too steep but its not any different...its just its higher up the mountain.
My question is how can i help her to beat the inner fear of gathering speed ...she doesnt sem to want to face going down the fall line and trusting that the board will turn...shes had 4 lessons in total and doesnt want to get off the learners slope...which she doesnt even like as one run only lasts maybe 15 seconds. Ive even offered to take my board off and hold her hands like instructors do but she wont accept my help....if she cant progress soon i fear the frustration will make her give up. If she doesnt get out of falling leaf she will get nowhere and most people understand a decent gradient and a bit of speed is a snowboarders friend so any ideas guys ???
Please note the intermediate trail is reasonably wide but shes still terrified of going over the edge even though its just more snow that slides down into another area...its not a rockface or cliff. I believe she may need to go with an instructor or a friend as couples do argue abd disagree and i dont want to be the pushy boyfriend. I believe she needs to be able to link turns confidently but she spends more time walking up the hill or on the magic carpet than snowboarding...shes made excuses about her headphones...her binding angles and other things when i think she cant admit the fear of facing down.the falk line....i believe trust in technique will help overcome that fear.....anyone had these fears themselves or with a partner and how to tackle it ? Are people who get scared so much simply going to be no good at snowboarding.....we both started at same time and im happy going to top of the mountain .i still get butterflies in stomach at the top of black runs but i.just go...try and not think too much an listen to my music to help with aggressive carving ...reactions and body.movement and planning my lines.
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Maybe snowboarding is just not her thing, not much you can do about that. Just let her go at her own pace. If she's willing to participate in a lesson even better. Some pick up the basics quickly, some take longer, and some really don't care for it and never will.
Find out, what exactly she's most afraid of and then concentrate in building up the technique to handle that particular situation. Negociating that problem will build up confidence to tackle the next step. Is it that she can't brake if getting too much speed? Then exercise braking. Is it that she's afraid to catch an edge? Then concentrate on edge control. Is it the turning? Let her do slow turns in proper technique and actually feel the board, how it reacts, how the edges will to the turns without bustling movements.
It rarely is a good idea when couples teach eachother... and in your case, as you're noobish as well, you most probably won't be able to identify what she's doing right or wronly. Thus invest on more lessons and choose a gentle patient instructor who will listen to her, discuss her fears and tackle them - her excuses about gear show that she's overstrained/pushed too much. She should have the time to analyse the real problem.
On a sidenote: It's no good to compare how fast you progressed with her progress. Everybody is different. I assume, she's the gentle cautious type of girl? And you like her for being soft n gentle? If so, remind yourself that you usually like these traits when you feel you get impatient and don't expect her to change her character just cos you'd like her to be suddenly brave just cos you're on the slope now.
And at the risk of getting a shitstorm for my next comment: snowboarding isn't for everyone. I've many rather cautious/fearful female friends who tried snowboarding and gave up soon, switched to skies and enjoy their time on the slopes with skies. With skies you have better speed control as a beginner and you rarely fall due to the additional poles. If your gf absolutely won't overcome her fears, and you absolutely want to spend time on the slopes together... maybe she'll prefer the saver way.
Hey thanks neni for useful comments...actually my gf feels more safer on a board than skis ...we have discussed it...yes she has admitted she may need another lesson but she can be aggressive in sport but the fear of going.fast on a board is the problem...i found the more steep you.go the more you.have to be patient and not force the board to turn too quick if its at the expense of balance. Is it true that pointing where you want to go with arms outstretched parellel to board can really help when learning to traverse and turn.
All i know is that mt hutts learners slope is a joke. Ive read in japan that one resorts beginners trail is 4km long.... Sometimes i think a holiday at a ski in ski out resort might be better as that way we can spend a good 6 to 12 days constantly on far longer learners slopes....another issue seems to be nz learners slopes arent very wide....if we were to go to usa or japan can anyone recommend a great beginners resort ?
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I get a little ribbing from my wife on this, but after a few non snowboard related surgeries, I take no risks.
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I find i laugh when I fall as the suit pretty much absorbs any hit.
Also, I had same problem with speed. I felt I was not in control when pointing the board straight down.
I took an initial lesson then
I followed a lot of the progressions steps from the snow professor's website.
I went by my self to bunny hill and just repeated each exercise till i felt comfortable with that step, then I moved on to next. I also found that going on slow days as well as going later in the season helped alot many of the bunny slopes are empty, which will also help build confidence. Less people to crash into or avoid means more focus on skills
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confidence will take time, as long as you allow her to progress on her own schedule.
perhaps if you let her alone on the bunny slope, with a few visits during the course of a day
you may find that she will find the courage to meet you on the intermediate slope after a few days
The confidence to "point it" and trust the board that it will do the turn takes some time to build up. I really can feel her. Although my beginners days are long ago, I'm a complete noob when riding switch, and yes, I actually am concerned with getting too much speed as well as soon as the board is turned into the wrong direction :D. I've to overcome the same beginners mistakes (counter-turning, too much weight on back leg, etc.). Thus the mantra is: bend your knees, don't stay in the back-seat, mind your upper body, let the board do it's work - and have fun! I actually used that outstretched-arms technique again last season when I exercised riding switch and my muscle memory was uncapable to handle turns in the "wrong" direction. Looks silly but works well :).
Taking a snowboarding holiday somewhere with proper slopes is a very good idea. Continuous days of riding will help a lot to progress. If you ever consider to visit Europe, Zermatt has - among the huge selection of other slopes - very nice beginner slopes: long and wide, with a consistent slope.
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(GREAT FALLS)- Playing in their first State A Tournament since 2003, and playing against one of the favorites in the tournament, the Custer County District High School Cowboys played pretty well.
But despite playing well for the most part, the Cowboys lost to Dillon 59-47 to drop into the consolation bracket of the State A Tournament in Great Falls.
In other first-round action, Laurel hammered Stevensville 61-41, Columbia Falls beat Havre 50-36 and Belgrade edged Polson 40-35.
In loser-out action on Friday, Stevensville will play Havre and the Cowboys will play Polson. In the semis, Laurel and Columbia Falls will play at 6:30 p.m., followed by Dillon and Belgrade at 8 p.m.
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Dillon (19-2) led by as many as 11 early in the second quarter, but the Cowboys clawed their way back into the game, getting as close as 23-17 on an Austin Stradley three.
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In the third quarter, Dillon quickly got the lead into double figures and outscored the Cowboys 16-8 to take a 44-25 lead into the fourth.
Dillon led by as many as 21 in the fourth, but the Cowboys never quit on the game. They ended the game on an 11-2 run to keep the score respectable.
The story for the Cowboys was the Dillon defense. They harassed the Cowboys the entire game, holding them to 26 percent shooting in the first half and 39 percent in the second half.
"Dillon is tough," Finn said. "They're quick. Our guys did some good things, but we haven't seen a press as good as that this year. It got to us a bit."
Dilllon was an efficient 19-38 from the field in the game and were 10-13 from the free throw line in the second half.
The Cowboys (7-15) were led by Stradley who finished with 14 points. Gavin Gunldach had 12 points and Brac Warren added nine points and 10 rebounds.
Dillon was led by Troy Scott with 17 points and six rebounds. Brady Richardson had 10 points.
The Cowboys will face Polson with their season on the line today at 2 p.m.
"We just have to compete from start to finish," Finn said. "We have to play good basketball for 32 minutes. Every team is capable of going on big runs, we just have to play to win every possession."
Belgrade 40, Polson 35
In what proved to be the only game that was decided by less than 10 points, Belgrade pulled away in the second half to beat Polson.
Polson (7-16) took a 19-16 lead into halftime, but Belgrade outscored the Panthers 11-5 in the third quarter. The lead was never greater than six as Polson hung around the entire game.
Polson cut the lead to three in the final minute, but missed four point-blank shots in one possession before Belgrade grabbed the rebound, was fouled and sealed the win.
Belgrade (15-7) shot 47 percent from the field in the game, while they held Polson to 32 percent shooting and forced 12 turnovers.
Trevor Mahn and Brayden Konkol each had 10 points and Koby Ruff added nine for the Panthers.
Andrew Weltz had 10 and Cedrick Smith scored nine to lead the Panthers.
Laurel 61, Stevensville 41
A hot shooting offense and a stingy defense carried the Eastern A champion Locomotives to the 20-win over the defending state champions.
Laurel (19-2) attempted 19 fewer field goals than the Yellowjackets in the game, but shot 59 percent compared to 25 percent by Stevensville.
The Locomotives ran out to a 16-7 lead after the first quarter and were never challenged by Stevensville (13-9).
Tyler Thompson had 19 points to lead the Locomotives. Taylor Maida had 11, Zac Allen had 10 and Evan Jones added nine.
For Stevensvilley, the duo of Zach Gavlak and Jared Schultz combined for 33 of the teams 41 points. Gavlak ended with 17 and Schultz had 16.
Columbia Falls 50, Havre 36
It took awhile for the teams to get going, but one they did the Columbia Falls rolled to a 14-point win.
The Wildcats led 4-2 after the first quarter, but then rallied to take a 18-8 lead into halftime.
Columbia Falls (17-4) shot just 25 percent from the field in the first half, but improved to 52 percent in the second half. They were a solid 12-16 from the free throw line.
Havre (7-14) was even worse, shooting 21 percent in the first half. They did improved to 40 percent in the second half.
Ty Morgan had 19 points to lead Columbia Falls. Jared Trinastich had nine and Grant Wallace had eight for the Wildcats.
Dane Warp had 15 points and eight rebounds to lead Havre. Kade Rismon added nine points.
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Columbia Falls 50, Havre 36
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Columbia Falls (17-4)- Alex Presnell 6, Jayce Fagerland 5, Nakia Alexander 2, Ty Morgan 19, Mason Gedlaman 1, Jared Trinastich 9, Grant Wallace 8.
Belgrade 40, Polson 35
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If anyone knows the joys and heartaches of adopting children from Russia, it is John and Amy Simmons.
Eight years ago, they adopted two girls sisters and a boy from the country, and then tracked down and adopted two of their daughters' siblings.
"We have had some amazing experiences," said Amy Simmons, "instantly falling in love with these children as we met them and feeling we were needed and we needed them."
Now, the Kamas couple are taking the long view of Russia's newly instituted adoption ban, which they see as part of a reformation process not unlike what the U.S. went through decades ago as orphanages closed and a child welfare and foster-care system took shape.
"We're not giving credit where credit is due," said John Simmons, 48. "Things are starting to evolve and children have more of a chance to get a home in Russia. … I think in the long run [the ban] is going to be a good thing for Russia."
Russia banned adoptions of children by U.S. citizens in January, citing instances of abuse and deaths of about two dozen children placed with U.S. families. The move was largely seen as retaliation for a new U.S. law that punishes Russians accused of violating human rights through travel and property ownership restrictions. The ban resulted in large demonstrations in Russia and widespread criticism from adoptive families in the U.S., but remains in place.
According to the U.S. State Department, since 1992 more than 60,000 Russian children were adopted by American families. UNICEF estimates Russia has more than 740,000 orphans, though the government puts the figure at about 654,000. Of those, about 128,000 are eligible for adoption.
The ban left about 50 families, including one in Utah, in a lurch. Their adoptions were nearly complete when it took effect, and they were counting on assurances from the Russian government that they would be able to bring their children home. Some, in fact, were able to leave the country last week; Jeana Bonner, of South Jordan, expected to arrive home with 5-year-old Jaymi on Tuesday.
The Simmonses have both personal and humanitarian reasons for pursuing adoption.
At age 15, Amy Simmons entered foster care because of physical and sexual abuse at home. Amy Simmons said she stayed with that family until she married John and, while her foster family had its own challenges, the experience spurred her interest in giving "a forever home" and loving family to a child in need.
They had three biological sons before that pledge led them to Jack, now 17, who has Down syndrome and was a month old and in state care in the U.S. when the Simmonses adopted him.
When Jack was 10, the couple traveled to Vladivostok, Primorsky Krai, Russia, to adopt two sisters Sarah, then 5½, and Celeste, who was nearly 3. While there, they were introduced to Denney, who was 18 months old, and were able to adopt him as well.
At the 2005 court hearing where those adoptions became final, the Simmonses learned Sarah and Celeste had five other siblings. For John Simmons, there was only one response: During the next 18 months, they tracked down three of those siblings, all girls, who were still minors.
One girl, they learned, was so severely damaged by abuse she'd been burned after their mother set her on a wood-burning stove and impoverished circumstances that she would never be capable of living outside of an institution. But Annie and Emily, who were 14 and 15, respectively, were available for adoption.
The older girls recounted a tragic childhood where beatings were common. The older girls were so filthy when they were removed from their mother's care that a social worker had to spit on the children's hands and rub off the dirt to discern their real skin color, John Simmons said.
Amy Simmons, 45, said Emily kept insisting they had to find a "baby sister" left behind when she was taken into state care, and Emily at first had a hard time believing that "baby" was Sarah and was already part of the Simmonses' family.
The Simmonses brought Emily and Annie home near the end of 2006, and the couple are the first to acknowledge there have been challenges.
Emily, now 21, was particularly affected by her childhood, and was both homicidal and suicidal, Amy Simmons said. After failing to get help from the Division of Child and Family Services to address Emily's needs, the couple pursued a criminal proceeding that allowed her to be brought into state custody. Emily now lives at the developmental center in American Fork, where, with the appropriate care, she has flourished.
"When you have a child in that much crisis and you can't get help, it's really sad," Amy Simmons said.
Annie, now 20, has severe intellectual deficits that "almost protected" her from comprehending the abuse she experienced, John Simmons said. They are still beaming over Annie's invitation to the junior prom at South Summit High School last year, where she was named first attendant. She participates in music, physical education and special-needs classes, and is the manager for the girl's volleyball team. Under Utah law, she'll be able to remain in school until she turns 22.
"We have learned a lot," Amy Simmons said, " … about helping kids cope with stress and helping them to discover the strengths in themselves and watch them take off."
John Simmons, who has returned to Russia numerous times during the past eight years, said he has seen a notable shift in attitudes about adoption. The country is creating cottage homes to replace large orphanages and adoption is much more accepted including the adoption of children who are not Caucasian, he said.
The number of Russian families waiting to adopt is around 18,000, John Simmons said, a fraction of the need.
"They are becoming more like we are that it's about a need to find homes for these kids," said John Simmons, who self-published a novel based on the family's experiences with Russian adoption titled The Marvelous Journey Home.
John Simmons has spent a lot of time "behind the scenes" at three orphanages and, while they are overloaded with children, the workers he met truly cared about the kids.
"I consider them on the same level as a good schoolteacher," John Simmons said. "I wish they had more resources, but I didn't feel like the children were being abused and [their lives] wasted."
That growing acceptance of adoption doesn't necessarily extend to children with special needs, though a group many U.S. families are willing and able to provide with homes, John Simmons pointed out.
But a lot of Russian children will age out of orphanages while the system is still evolving, which is "really bad news," he said, because many will end up on the streets.
Most of those children now struggle once they leave orphanages, but those able to become contributing members of society, Amy Simmons said, will "increase as they get a better system and can help kids at younger ages."
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Welcome to the Fifth Quantified Self Conference!
The Quantified Self 2013 Global Conference will be our fifth gathering of the global community of self-trackers and tool-makers. This will be a working meeting with attendees coming from many of the 90+ QS groups worldwide. It's a place to gather, inspire, and learn from each other as we share our self-tracking projects, collaborate on new ideas, and discuss the future of the Quantified Self movement.
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I know Ford North America does not roll like this, but Ford does have the right stuff in the parts bin to take on the other makers entering a trim level between the mass market Focus and ST. Ford N.A. could bring out a Titanium X trim with the 1.6l EcoBoost 180hp, 6 speed manual , sort of like the Euro Focus Zetec S.
Example of the upgrades - more powerful version of the 1.6-litre Ecoboost (+20hp etc), a bodykit , sport suspension, LED tail lamps, unique rims, & offer some cabin upgrades such as sportier front seats and a slightly better overall standard of trim.
|Not in the economy car class that's for sure.
|ok so it's not hi/po as far as I can tell dodge has nothing in their stable that will even touch the st.
They do but would not call it hi/po.
1.4-Liter I4 Intercooled Turbo With MultiAir® Engine With 160 Horsepower At 5,500 Rpm And 184 Lb-Ft Of Torque.
"1.4L Turbo Engine" Badge
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|Seems low on hp's for a 2.4. Doesn't do anything for me.
|I thought they already had a hi/po dart with the turbo?
|Darts are sexy, imo.
Hating the red around the entire guage pod. Is that lit, or is it just really bright red?
"universal garage door opener" D'oh!
|Eh.... Titanium competition. It might be rather pricey after you add an AT, and HIDs. Still waiting to see about an R/T that will complete with the ST. Apparently so is ChryCo/Fiat.
2013 Dodge Dart GT Model to Debut at North American International Auto Show
Dart GT model hits the mark with 184 horsepower, premium Nappa leather and a sport-tuned suspension that caters to the driving enthusiast for a U.S. Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price of only $20,995.
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The new Dart GT embodies the best attributes that compact car buyers are looking for, including outstanding style, performance, technology and value, said Reid Bigland, President and CEO Dodge Brand. With 184 horsepower, 18-inch aluminum wheels, sport suspension, premium leather interior and several class-exclusive features, the Dart GT represents the sweet spot in the compact car market, offering mid-size roominess combined with premium amenities for only $20,995 MSRP.
The Dart GT model is the latest addition to the 2013 Dodge Dart lineup, which currently includes the Dart SE, SXT, Rallye, Aero and Limited models. Dodge continues to investigate a high-performance R/T model.
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Scouting report vs. Redskins
By Aaron Wilson
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LANDOVER -- The Baltimore Ravens have multiple agendas tonight at FedEx Field in their preseason finale against the Washington Redskins.
Here's a look at what the Ravens need to accomplish in their final tuneup before the launch of the regular season Sept. 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
1. Get absolutely no one of any importance injured, especially skill players, who are hard to replace. I repeat, don't get hurt, nicked, scuffed, dinged, roughed-up, bashed, banged-up, bruised, ruptured, ripped, shredded, blasted, devastated, concussed or traumatized. I didn't even use a thesaurus. How 'bout 'dem apples?
2. Establish a rhythm with quarterback Steve McNair, avoiding interceptions, penalties, sacks and, in particular, red-zone snafus. It's also time for the former NFL Co-MCP to demonstrate that he can complete a pass over 12 yards. His 36-yard screen pass to running back Musa Smith doesn't count. Throw it deep.
3. Block someone. The offensive line was dominated by the Vikings' front seven. That can't happen again. Jonathan Ogden has to shed the rust and he's running out of time. Simeon Rice is waiting for J.O. in Tampa. I can see the speed rushes coming now.
4. Figure out who the third wide receiver is. Should it be Devard Darling, Demetrius Williams or Clarence Moore? If I had a vote, which I don't, I would say Williams, the rookie from Oregon, has the most upside.
5. Figure out who you're keeping and who you're cutting.
Here's my prediction on the 22 players they will cut by Saturday: QB Drew Olson, WR Romby Bryant, WR Travis Latendresse, RB Cory Ross, TE Rob Abiamiri, TE Bobby Blizzard, G Thatcher Szalay, OT Rob Droege, OT Mike Kracalik, CB Evan Oglesby, CB Derrick Martin, S Robb Butler, CB Duvol Thompson, LB Jim Cottrell, LB Tim Johnson, LB Roderick Green, LB Dennis Haley, DT Nick Leaders, DE Remi Ayodele, LB/DE Ryan LaCasse, P Leo Araguz and K Aaron Elling.
6. Cover the pass closer. The Ravens played right into Vikings quarterback Brad Johnson's hands with soft coverage techniques. Chris McAlister and Samari Rolle are more than capable of playing bump-and-run. Let them do their thing.
7. Get Trevor Pryce untracked. He needs to wake up from his slumber. Run some stunts that require him to move around. They didn't give him a five-year, $25 million contract that includes $10 million in guaranteed money for him to do nothing. Why does a starting defensive end have only two tackles. Furthermore, the light needs to fully click on soon for first-round defensive tackle Haloti Ngata. The team is counting on him to be an anchor in the middle. He needs to start pushing people around.
8. Is middle linebacker Ray Lewis still a true impact player? He's playing well, but it's not the same as his NFL Defensive Player of the Year form. Who will pick up the slack? My hunch is Bart Scott and Adalius Thomas make a lot of tackles this year.
9. Who has epsom salts? Kyle Boller will need them. This is the last time he'll take a beating with Droege and Kracalik blocking for him. These guys are human turnstiles and have nearly gotten him killed during the first three preseason games. You can say a lot of things about Boller and I have, but you can't discount his toughness. This son of a firefighter is gritty, or at least as gritty as a Valley boy from SoCal gets.
10. Rookie running back P.J. Daniels needs a good game tonight to hold off Ross. It's very close in the competition between Ross, a little undrafted back from Nebraska, and Daniels, the fourth-round pick from Georgia Tech.
11. Enjoy the last exhibition game. Real football starts next week.
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Great post/article Aaron. I can't say I disagree with you. I actually hope Ross beats out Daniels, I think he is a better player. Plus he can contribute on special teams.
Honestly, I really wanted Harrison, who I hear is tearing up the Browns camp.
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I think Daniels will make it. It's much more likely that Ross would make it to the PS than Daniels. If Daniels gets cut along with Martin and LaCasse you have to start looking at this draft a little different. 3 picks not making the team is not good!''You'd love to go on the first day but I'm glad for the situation I'm in,'' he said. ''Baltimore knows how to play defense.''
Re: Scouting report vs. RedskinsOriginally Posted by RavenFanatic2k6
I consider the UDFA haul part of the draft so I don't think it reflects poorly at Ozzie and DeCosta if some of their higher choices don't make it.
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You may be right. PJ Daniels hasn't rushed the ball much tonight, Ross has gotten every carry in the 4th Q.''You'd love to go on the first day but I'm glad for the situation I'm in,'' he said. ''Baltimore knows how to play defense.''


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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. --- Two years ago, a first quarter red-zone turnover cost North Carolina seven points and the early momentum in a 33-10 road loss at Miami.
Saturday at Sun Life Stadium, Carolina weathered a similar miscue and rode tailback Giovani Bernard's 177 rushing yards to a 18-14 win over the Hurricanes.
Bernard had first-half scoring runs of 10 and 17 yards and gained 105 of his 177 yards after halftime for the Tar Heels, who have won four straight and two in a row against Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal Division opponents.
The Tar Heels (5-2, 2-1 ACC) overcame another penalty-riddled performance and a pair of missed field goals to get their first road win under first-year head coach Larry Fedora. One week after committing 15 penalties for 126 yards in a 48-34 win over Virginia Tech, Carolina was flagged 15 times for 140 yards against the Hurricanes.
Bryn Renner finished 25 of 40 for 214 yards and an interception, his first game this season without a passing touchdown.
After forcing a quick Miami punt, Carolina went 61 yards on just seven plays for the game's opening score. Bernard accounted for 45 yards on the drive that culminated in a 10-yard touchdown run, his ninth of the season.
The next Hurricane drive was cut short by Shakeel Rashad's first career interception, but the Tar Heels were unable to capitalize. After a pair of long completions to Eric Ebron and a Romar Morris run and horse-collar penalty got UNC back in the red zone, Renner was intercepted at the goal line by Eddie Johnson to end the threat.
Carolina stopped Miami (4-3, 3-1 ACC) on downs to open the second quarter but again came away with nothing when Casey Barth missed wide left from 33 yards. The Hurricanes took advantage of the missed opportunity and marched 80 yards on 12 plays to tie the game at 7 on Mike James' 1-yard touchdown run.
The game would remain tied for less than three minutes, however, as Renner orchestrated his best passing drive of the day and Bernard punctuated it with a 17-yard touchdown scamper.
Renner completed 4-of-6 passes for 58 yards on the drive, none bigger than a 16-yard connection with Bernard on fourth and 6 at the Miami 33. Bernard made a lunging shoestring catch to pick up the first down and then scored his second rushing TD of the day one play later.
Ebron made it 15-7 with a two-point catch from punter Tommy Hibbard. On the field as the holder, Hibbard took a shotgun snap and threw to Ebron split out left for UNC's first two-point conversion of the season.
Tre Boston's second interception of the season ended Miami's final drive of the half and Carolina took a 15-7 lead into the locker room.
The teams traded empty possessions to open the third quarter before the Hurricanes pulled within a point. After Carolina downed a Hibbard punt inside the Miami 10, quarterback Stephen Morris led the hosts on a 12-play, 94-yard drive that ended with Morris scoring on a 5-yard run.
UM lined up to go for 2 but was whistled for a delay of game penalty and chose to take the single point and make it 15-14.
Thanks to Bernard and some timely defensive stops, that was as close as Miami would get. Barth connected on a 48-yard field goal late in the third quarter and Carolina stopped the Hurricanes on downs twice late in the fourth to preserve the win.
UNC ran a season-high 84 plays from scrimmaged and amassed 486 yards of total offense, coming just shy of gaining 500 yards for the third week in a row.


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UNC Announces Spring Football Events
Under the direction of second-year coach Larry Fedora, the North Carolina football team starts its spring football practice period Wednesday, March 6 and will hold the annual Spring Football Game on Saturday, April 13, at 3 p.m. at Kenan Stadium.
• Spring Game, April 13, 3 p.m. - Kenan Stadium
Admission to the Spring Game is free, and will feature Fedora's up-tempo no-huddle offense and attacking defensive scheme. The game will be broadcast on ESPN3.com.
Pregame fan activities at the Spring Game begin at 11 a.m. at the Bell Tower Park in front of Kenan Football Center with live music, food vendors, merchandise tents and interactive games. An autograph session with UNC players will also be held from 12:45-1:45 p.m. Additional activities, including the General Alumni Association Bell Tower climb, will be held in the quads surrounding the Bell Tower. A complete schedule of events and details for the Spring Game will be unveiled soon on GoHeels.com.
Kenan Stadium gates will open at 11 a.m. and restrooms in the stadium will be open. Public parking will be available on a first come, first serve basis in the following lots: Bell Tower Deck, Rams Head Deck, Craige Deck, Jackson Deck, Cardinal Deck, Boshamer Lot and Bowles Lot. Disability parking will be available in the Rams Head Deck. All parking will be $5 per vehicle.
Also on campus that day is the UNC Science Expo, held on the main quad of campus from 10 a.m-3 p.m. Cameron Avenue will be closed from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. for the Science Expo.
• Charlotte Scrimmage, March 28, 7 p.m. - Mallard Creek High School
• Greensboro Scrimmage, April 5, 7 p.m. - Grimsley High School
The Tar Heels also will hold open scrimmages on Thursday, March 28, at Mallard Creek High School in Charlotte and on Friday, April 5, at Grimsley High School in Greensboro. Fans are encouraged to attend the scrimmages, which both begin at 7 p.m. Admission is free.
"I'm excited about the opportunity to take the Carolina football team to Charlotte and Greensboro for open scrimmages," said Fedora. "We are reaching out to our fans and alums in the Charlotte and Greensboro areas and encouraging them to get a first-hand look at our football team. Charlotte and Greensboro have both always been an important area for Carolina athletics in many aspects."
The Rams Club and UNC Athletics will conduct a football tailgate at 5 p.m. from both Mallard Creek High School on March 28 and Grimsley High School on April 5. Each tailgate will feature an appearance by Coach Fedora. These events are open to all fans and admission is free. Food will be available for sale at the tailgates.
Concessions and Chapel Hill Sportswear merchandise will be on sale throughout the scrimmage. Parking is available at no charge at both high schools.


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Recently uncovered documents reveal during the 1970 members of the RCMP were actively engaged in spying on women who were active in the fight for female rights. The Mounties assumed anyone who fought for women's rights was somehow working in conjunction with Soviet agents against the interests of the Canadian government. Rita MacNeil, a Cape Breton singer was shocked to learn her name was on the list of potential subversives. In the ealy 70s she was a married woman with two children who was just about to enter her singing career but somehow she did something to arouse Mountie suspicions.
The RCMP infiltrated the Toronto Women's Caucus in the 1960 and developed detailed files on every female in the group. MacNeil says, "I don't think they hadms. d a reason to be following what we were doing, unless they were on to something else I didn't know about." Ms. MacNeil said all they did was sit "around talking about issues and going on demonstrations." One can only assume the Mounties feared the overthrow of the Canadian government by a handful of elderly women carrying some signs. Of course, Ms. macNeil did a lot of singing and one knows songs can become the spark that leads to revolution.


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Thursday, May 03, 2012
Booking Through Siblings
Do you have siblings? Do they like to read?
My mother had my brother nine months after she married my dad; my sister, 15 months later. I didn't come along until 15 years after my sister.
My brother, who died when I was 16, took after my dad and loved to read. By the time I was paying attention to what he read, he'd become obsessed with religion, and spent every free moment on the Bible or other religious material expounding on the Bible. I can remember him becoming quite upset with me when I suggested he read Franny and Zooey--totally the wrong kind of thing to be reading, in his eyes.
In hindsight, it's easy for everyone to see he was an untreated bipolar, and I still wonder how his life would have turned out if he'd had the proper meds. Would we have read the same books or continued down separate reading paths?
My sister, on the other hand, took after my mother, and has never been much of a reader. Part of this, no doubt, is because she has dyslexia, although, of course, no one figured this out while she was in school. She did, however, manage to read and love East of Eden, and endured her teacher's ridiculous notion that East of Eden was a dirty book that she ought not to have read.
In general, though, she finds books, and blogging about them, very dull.
Booking Through Thursday
7 comments:
- Eva said...
Sorry to hear about your brother.
My siblings and I have different reading habits too.
- Jeanne said...
My brother doesn't read a lot, and what he does read is mostly nonfiction. He grew up in a house with lots of books and reading, but he's always been our token non-academic.
- Karen K. said...
I have a brother who likes to read, but he reads really slowly and I don't think he has much time for it. My sister reads but she's the busiest person I know. But she loves Jane Austen, I wish she'd join the Jane Austen society and come to the annual meeting with me and my mom in the fall!
My husband isn't much of a reader either but my two girls are like me, hooked on books. My youngest just bought herself a Kindle and she's not even 11!
- Bybee said...
My brother didn't like to read when he was growing up. Now he likes a series of adventure books by a 19th century author who is heavy on the moralizing. R.M. Ballantyne.
- Vintage Reading said...
My brother (age 40) boasts that he's not read a book since leaving school! Sister is an avid reader and Kindle devotee unlike me who prefers real books.
- Kathleen said...
I have 8 older sisters and I'm really the only big reader in my family. A few of my sisters read but not like me. My mother was the power reader but as she has gotten older she doesn't read nearly as much. I used to wish my sisters read more so we could trade books and discuss the ones we've read.
- joemmama said...
While my sister reads, our taste is very different. She runs towards Danielle Steel and I go more for Hemingway. Go figure...our Mom loved Readers Digest condensed books..no time I guess


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'Pominville led the team in points for the month, yes. But his ability to stay out of the penalty box is ultra-impressive. Zero penalty minutes all month meant that one of Buffalo's best penalty killers was available every time. Welcome to the No. 1 spot. Now all we need is for you to score some goals yourself.'
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Robin Wright Gossip
Robin Wright gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Emmys Best Dressed: Robin Wright
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I'm giving it to her. But I have to say, as best dressed goes, compared to previous award shows, I'm not exactly punching myself in the face with the awesome. That's what it should feel like, right? For the BEST DRESSED? It should make you want to argue in favour of it until you're hoarse and exhausted, until you can't possibly debate anymore, but you still can, until you find a 6th gear, because it deserves your full support, support to the death. Full Story
A Christmas F-ck You to Sean Penn
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Sean Penn recently moaned in Esquire that all he ever wanted was to be loved. And that through all of his relationships, he's never been really loved, properly. In particular, he intimated that Robin Wright totally punked him and that he was a victim of her romantic fraud. Click here Full Story
Sean Penn needs love
Sean Penn wrote about Sean Penn for Esquire. As celebrity interview/articles go, this one isn't a puff piece. There is some insight. There is a lot of honesty, and it goes hand in hand with a lot of self-congratulation, but at least it's not boring. He comes from a generation of actors -- let's call it, arbitrarily, the Class of '81: the Sean Penns, the Tom Cruises -- who are not boring, and certainly so much more interesting than the Ashley Greenes and the Chace Crawfords being trotted out one after another. Full Story
Buttercup & Wesley 25
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Almost all of them were there last night at the New York Film Festival Princess Bride 25th anniversary screening and DVD launch. I used to really, really want to marry Cary Elwes. Why is it that I always write about this movie Full Story
Robin Wright doesn't slum
Ben Foster's no back up dancer. And Robin Wright isn't, as Sasha would say, in the case of Jennifer Lopez, dumpster diving. This...again... is how you do. Or should do. Check out Wright in Australia last week with Foster, an extremely talented actor...and you'll know this if you've seen The Messenger. Full Story
Now this is how you handle casting drama
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Remember when it was reported that Jessica Chastain would be playing Princess Diana in that movie, Caught in Flight, the one about the last couple years of Diana's life? Click here for more. Well, yesterday it was announced that Caught in Flight will star not Chastain, but Naomi Watts.What the what?Chastain has spoken publicly about this role, about being excited for it, and the weight of portraying one of the most famous women in history. Full Story
Scissor itch
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Several times today I have pulled up these photos of Robin Wright at the ELLE Women in Hollywood Tribute last night to stare at her hair and fight the urge to call up the stylist to do the same. It just wouldn't work on me the way it's working on her. My cousin Cat, who has long, straight hair like me is reading this right now and thinking the same. Full Story
Robin, Evan, James
Robin Wright, James McAvoy, and Evan Rachel Wood were in Washington, DC yesterday for the premiere of The Conspirator at Ford's Theatre. The film is about Lincoln's assassination and the only female co-conspirator (played by Wright) charged with plotting the President's murder. Robin, I think, is one of the few women who can pull off this shag. Full Story
"Half of everything" looks great
Remember he said that? Remember Sean Penn told The Hollywood Reporter that: "I got practical issues, like everyone else...I had just got taken for one half of everything I had in the divorce, so it's not like I don't have to work." (Source Full Story
Brad Pitt well lit
Nothing is more important to an actor, male or female. I've learned a lot about lighting since working in television. I've learned how much it means to people who appear on television. I've learned how much those who appear on television know about lighting. Oh you think they're all superstarry and famous, sipping on champagne, oblivious to the technical sh-t and for the most part that's true. Full Story
They found Berger
Deadline reported last night that Robin Wright will sign on as Erika Berger in the US version of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Not bad. I guess I'd be down with seeing her get into bed with Daniel Craig, sure. But it certainly is a glossy production, non? My friend's parents pointed this out during the original movies from Sweden. Full Story


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Six people displaced by Hooksett blaze
Deputy Fire Chief Michael Hoisington said the blaze started in an interior wall of the 232 Hackett Hill Road home, but investigators have yet to determine what caused it.
The fire was reported just before 11 p.m. and crews had it knocked down about 25 minutes later. A second alarm was sounded, but Hoisington said most of the mutual aid was canceled because firefighters had the blaze under control so quickly.
No one was injured although damage is estimated at $25,000. The building is uninhabitable, according to Hoisington.
The Red Cross is assisting the two displaced families.


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Lost cities, Crusader castles and the Martian film settings are all part of this family holiday to Jordan. We visit the ruins of the Roman city of Jerash and explore the spectacular lost city of Petra. We camp in the dramatic desert of Wadi Rum, discover the Crusader castle of Kerak and travel to the Dead Sea to experience the sensation of floating on the surface of its salty waters.
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- Petra - Visit the spectacular 'Rose Red City' of the ancient Nabateans, featured in an Indiana Jones movie
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World Cup in Review
32 countries, 64 matches latter, and 30 days later, the dust from the World Cup 2010 has settled. I'll admit, it has taken me a while to get into soccer. During the 2006 World Cup, I was in Mexico and couldn't help but to feel the passion they had for the game. This year I had the pleasure to be in Costa Rica during the World Cup. It was invigorating the way anywhere you'd go you could find the matches on. This facilitated my goal to watch at least part of every game, which I nearly accomplished. I followed all of the World Cup drama closely, so here's my attempt to sum up my thoughts a month later.
While discussing the World Cup with my brother he asked me why I even bother with watching group play if the U.S. (or Mexico in my case) isn't playing. For me, I love watching how each country has its unique style of play. I think it reflects a lot on the
culture of the country they represent. It turns out there's data to support my view, which brings us to flopping. While sports in the U.S. are not immune to acting or working the officials, it seemed a little excessive during the World Cup. Players were willing to sell it to the point that they would get carried off in a stretcher just to hop right off when they get to the sidelines. Sure it feels cheap and even un-American, but it has become part of the culture of the sport and we should embrace flopping. The rest of the world isn't going to change because the U.S. (a non-super power) has a problem with it.
If there was just one thing I learned during this World Cup, it was that FIFA has officially passed up the NBA for worst officiating. I know I just said that we should embrace flopping as part of the game, but it doesn't mean the officials shouldn't do their best to limit it. At times I felt like I was watching the San Antonio Spurs there was so much whining. Even so, this World Cup may be even better remembered for the the blown calls for offsides and goals.
The U.S. was rightfully outraged when the officials wrongfully called them offsides and took away their go-ahead goal as they nearly staged an incredible come back in the Slovenia vs. U.S.A match. (I admit I was infuriated by the call, but I saw a poll on ESPN.com showing that the large majority of sport nation felt that it was a worse call than the blown call that ended Tiger's pitcher, Armando Galarraga's, perfect game. Call me biased, but the ump's view was much clearer and an easier call.) Then the officials failed to call offsides on Argentina's first goal against Mexico. They couldn't seem to get any call right.
Many fans are calling for instant replay on goals to make sure the right call was made; however, I disagree. One major difference between soccer and sports in the U.S. is that soccer doesn't stop. There are no commercial breaks or time outs. It is pure sport. While adding instant replay would increase accuracy on some important calls, it would slow down the game, and there is still no guarantee they will get the call right anyway. I like Bill Simmons' suggestion (Question #8) to at least add special goal line judges. They wouldn't cost much or slow down the game. Something to think about FIFA.
This World Cup was definitely filled with drama. The two countries that played in the finals four years ago (Italy and France) were both eliminated in group play, which allowed us to see some new, fresh faces advance. Each region was represented in the
elimination round. After U.S. lost, Ghana became a favorite but suffered a controversial loss. This gave fans yet another reason to complain about the World Cup. I am just as heartbroken as anyone that Ghana lost to a Uruguay team I was not especially fond of, but I think it was handled correctly. By using his hand he gave his team a slight chance of staying in the game. The appropriate consequences were dealt, and the unimaginable happened.
Also very unfortunate, was that Spain won. I remember watching the match between Spain and Honduras and deciding I did not like Spain. They seemed arrogant and tried working the officials more than anyone. Then I saw David Villa, the Spanish hotshot striker, slap an opponent because he was frustrated and didn't even get a card for it. At that moment I realized that I did not like this Spain team and that with my luck, they
would have a decent shot at winning it all. I was not happy to see Spain hoist the trophy, but they played extremely well and they earned it. Felicidades.
Even though this was really long, I could have talked about so much more. What key moments from South Africa did I leave out?


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i buy/sell/trade a lot on backpage/sports equipment for my area.
for the kind on money you're looking to spend, an older triple s/n (frame/barrel/slide) from the mid-nineties, is another option & what i look for, without a rail, unless you need the rail for a light.
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cant wait, Im done with the winter b.s. even tho it hasnt started it
cant wait, Im done with the winter b.s. even tho it hasnt started it
Fight the good fight!
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I'll there. Time to get started on my car. Any chance of a best scirocco class?
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Great show last year can't wait till this year to go again
super amped for this .. will be my first show definatly need to find some people to cruise up with ... from keyport/hazlet area anyone going up please let me know ..#mk2swag
Another set back- cracked oil pan
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Purchased insurance, updated status.
Going to fill out the application for the License today (or soon). Once we have the license, the location and date are 100% confirmed.
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1984 scirocco
Small possibility that I may come to this.
Updated the Club List.
I'll be there with my crew can't wait
RIP Alexi, and Burns. Two awesome friends remembered by many forgotten by none.
VRSociety will be there again this year
Going to be presenting another one of our "Best VR" awards as well, if you'd like to add it and us to the list. However, the trophy/plaque might be a bit more ambitious this year
Last year along with presenting our own "Best VR" award, we were given the honors of choosing "Best Corrado" "Best Audi" Best MK4" and "Best MK2" and we had a blast doing it!
Can't wait to hang out again this year
Some pics I from found from last year:
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Planning on making it again this year. The GTI probably won't be done by then, but I'm still gonna try and make it out.
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