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|Back to Baja
A cruise among the islands of the Sea of Cortez offers true romance and a return to yesteryear.
By Capt. Bill Pike — October 2001
Thanks to a stint as a nosy newspaper reporter when I was a kid, I'm the proud possessor of a handy bunch of goofy remarks and questions I use to smoothify social situations and render strangers easy to interview. The one I normally employ on married people goes like this: "So how did you two love birds first get together anyway?" Invariably, a good story results. And when it's done, everybody feels cool, calm, and talkative.
Some stories are better than others, of course. Take for example the one that brought a tear to the eye of Beverly Parsons in La Paz, Mexico, recently, not long after photographer Dave Shuler and I'd stowed our sea bags aboard the 77-foot Italversil motoryacht Sogno for a cruise of the islands of the Sea of Cortez. Bev started the story while she, her husband Bob, Shuler, and I sat around a big table in Sogno's cockpit, drinking Perrier and waiting on a customs clearance from Marina Palmira. The fact that the tale featured an old, romantic hotel not far away, as well as many of the wild and wonderful spots we'd be seeing over the next few days, added some interest. But the fact that Bev and Bob hadn't been back to any of these places in more than 30 years added even more. There's little room in the charter business for vacations, apparently, or even short getaways like the one the pair was taking on Sogno, a vessel managed by Interpac Yachts, the company they own and operate in San Diego.
"I was vacationing in Mexico for the first time, and I'd just bought some Aztec earrings in the gift shop of the Hotel La Playa," Bev said, sending a fond look toward her husband, "when this gorgeous guy came into the lobby."
Bob grinned wryly, adding that he'd stopped by the La Playa on a whim, having just finished a meeting with the owner of the yacht he was skippering at the time. Later in the dining room of the hotel, he continued, he'd succumbed to another whim—he'd sent a bottle of wine to the table of the beautiful young woman from the gift shop. She invited him to her table. They talked. They spent a few days together.
"And that was that," Bev laughed. "I went back home to Canada, quit my job at the University of British Columbia, gave up my apartment in Vancouver, told my fiancée I'd met somebody else, and flew back to Mexico to marry Bob and live on a boat."
"We spent five years down here," Bob smiled, as his wife dabbed a tear.
That evening Capt. Armando Almaguer dropped Sogno's hook in a deep green cove on the northern edge of Isla Espiritu Santo, a small island 26 NM north of La Paz. Except for a dozen shark fishermen living in huts on a beach at the head of the cove, the place was deserted. Old volcanic cones poking up from a mountainous desert landscape strewn with igneous rubble and vast slabs of uplifted sedimentary stone gave the place an eerie, prehistoric look. After a jicama appetizer jazzed up with lime juice and chili powder and a supper that consisted of a green salad, smoking-hot chicken fajitas, and yellow rice and black beans, topped off with a superb flan, the four of us donned jackets against the desert chill and gathered in the cockpit again to examine the night sky. "Things haven't changed here at all," Bob said, as a shooting star faded mutely. Bev agreed.
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A yellow swallowtail butterfly perches on the top of the pink Rose of Sharon bush and sways with the wayward breeze. She seems to be surveying the landscape and wondering if summer is truly on its way out. There is a fall look in the gathering clouds that drift and mass in darkening clusters, overshadowing the sun that shone so brightly such a short time ago.
This summer has passed so quickly. Already the bright yellow fronds of goldenrod bloom along the road banks, and purple ironweed raises a regal head above the weeds and underbrush. These are definite signs that fall is on its way. Another sure sign is the big yellow school buses that are making their rounds over ridges and across the winding roads of our county.
School seems to start earlier and go on longer than it did when I was a youngster. We started in September and got out in early May. We walked to grade school, which was a short journey for us, but many of the school children had to tread weary miles for their education. Now school buses pick up our children in the early morning mist to disgorge them, tired and weary, in the late evening.
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The years have passed by swiftly, our children grew up and all except Crystal are now grandparents. We saw the generation of our grandchildren as they too followed in the footsteps of their parents and take their places in the classroom. Some of our great-grandchildren (Morgan, for one) starts to high school this year. It boggles the mind.
Times have changed drastically since I started to school. School exposed us to a lot of new words. It was in the first grade that I heard, "L'ar! L'ar! Pants on far!" I was horrified. In the first place, we were never allowed to use the word "liar" to describe anyone. It belonged to the rest of the four-letter words that we didn't use.
If one of us told an untruth, we would call them a storyteller or say they told a story. Here at school the word "liar" was bandied about freely. Now, grade school children hear and use words that would burn the ears of an old sailor and talk about subjects that I didn't know even existed when I was in school.
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Childhood and school days can be a happy and fruitful time. One thing is certain—it can never be repeated. We have one chance to lead our children the right way. After they are grown, it is too late.
We have had a lot of requests for the recipe to make sauerkraut in a quart jar instead of a churn. Thanks to Shelby Taylor, we now have the recipe.
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Roberta Hughes of East Bank has a friend who is looking for a recipe to make crockpot apple butter. Mom used to make it in a heavy aluminum pan in the oven. This required stirring about every 20 minutes, and was time consuming. We never heard of a crockpot.
Here is a poem that I have kept for years. It sums up my feelings right now.
SKETCHES by Ben Burroughs
As the months go racing onward
And the old years fade away,
We are often prone to thinking
Of a dead and bygone day.
Of course we know it does no good
To dwell upon the past
But somehow something makes us drift
To things that did not last.
No doubt it's human nature
To desire to go back
Upon the road of yesterday
And scan the almanac.
For mankind cannot seem to face
The fact that time has gone,
We cling to golden yesteryears
As time goes marching on.
We live again through memory,
And that's why we recall
The periods of happiness
That mattered most of all.
So it is and always will be
And I know you will agree
It is a tonic for the heart
To drift in memory.
Here is a parting thought from Charles Bennett, who writes, "When I retired the first of July, everyone told me that when you retire, you will wonder how you ever had time to work. It is true—I've never been so busy. Now I know why my grandfather lived to be 94—he never had time to die!"
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okay guys tropical storm fay is now in effect. hopefully it'll come by the east coast and give us some waves.:D
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okay guys tropical storm fay is now in effect. hopefully it'll come by the east coast and give us some waves.:D
we can only pray
dont get your hopes up, i give it 25 or less percent of curving north befor it goes to the gulf. The low preasure moving off of florida looks weak and i highly doubt it will steer it northerly. sucks, but thats how it goes. invest 93 disorganized and weak, not very optomistic about that doind anything either. guess you can pray, see what happens. later on, pray
in my experience, praying isn't so much a factor.
The Gulf coasters need to watch this thing carefully... all model projections are taking it near the Florida Panhandle at this point.
yeah, if that thing blew up, i'd consider makin a trip down there, panhandle is solid on good swell: http://www.surfline.com/video/video_...id=2350&mv=ncl
Crowd factor though
Little more incentive?
that just makes me upset. i wish i had a piece of it.:mad:
it will make land fall, the curve off the ga. coast and have swell sim to a nor east'r. thats just my opinion.
yeah but looking at the tracking if it meets with a pressure system then we have a chance that it can hopefully create some waves.
More than likely be chop suey ocean with some size, peaks with no face to it.. However there will be a clean up and leave about an hour for good surf before it is batted down, except for some of the better breaks that can hold a large wind swell a little longer. Otherwise, back to the saga of a very dissapointing summer xcept Bertha. Bring on the winter swells, this blows.


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Alternative Firings
The works in this album are all primitive fired, either pit firing or barrel firing.
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Buffalo Hair "Raku"
They are not fired in a Raku kiln but in a pit fire, for 3 hours, and then I took them out and applied buffalo hair when still red hot.
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This album is made for showing the pictures for the Community Challange #1
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I discovered this technique in a video from Steven Hill. Great video, great technique! Thank you Steven.
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tripods - ceremonial vessels
My tripods.I find the inspiration for the Ceremonial Vessels with, among others, the Chinese wine drinking vessels of the IX sec. a.C. Zhou Dynasty Occidental and Zhou Oriental, the Qin- and the Han-Occidental Dynasty.
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Good read, true legend!
Good read, true legend!
You can't put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get
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Fu88ing incredible man. Nice post Widge
"Awww, so you lost darling - but it's the taking part that counts" My Mum... thanks for nothing Mum.
Does anyone have any footage of Karelin in action? I am surprised at how hard it is to find his matches online considering the high level he competed at for such a large period of time.
My mind boggles at how good the man was, it's incredible.
!?!?The Russian brought a rare combination of strength and athleticism to the sport; he said he once carried a refrigerator up the stairs to an eighth-floor apartment; but he also could extend his leg over his head and, while standing on the other leg, touch the ceiling with his toes.
Also, anyone know anything about this guy?
Retired 186-0, without losing a single point, and won a gold medal at the olympics.
The mind of the believer stagnates. It fails to grow outward into an unlimited, infinite universe.
there's highlights on youtube mate thats about all i've seen mate
dailymotion has some karelin footage - full fights.
"Awww, so you lost darling - but it's the taking part that counts" My Mum... thanks for nothing Mum.
Great article on an awesome wrestler
Way way back in 1994, training at the wrestling club in Bolton, there hangs a poster adverrtising Asics, title 'Train Like a Madman' and it has Karelin pictured ready to launch a guy into the air, his arms are huge and his face is sheer intensity (still there today).
There is a famous quote of his, to really train like a madman and this poster has been my inspiration to train when ever I feel tired and I so badly wanted a copy for my gym.
It took me til last year to get a copy of the poster from Dan Gable's website and it's proudly up on the wall at my gym, the photo is amazing, he looks demented and you KNOW his opponent is going for Air Miles
Nice find Widge
Nice article - except the picture caption says that he is on the right, but he is actually on the left.
I can remember seeing him on VHS at the worlds around '95; he won in the final by technical superiority, just picked his opponent and threw him off the mat!
When Mark Coleman was at the height of his UFC career he was asked who he would like to fight; without hesitation he said "Karelin" and then "I wouldn't actually like to fight him, but I'd love to see him in the UFC."
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By Eric Stevick Herald Writer
MONROE — The man on the tracks wouldn't budge.
He'd sent a text to his Monroe roommate on the afternoon of June 24, telling her that he was going to end his life by throwing himself in front of a train.
He gave no location.
Monroe police Sgt. Rick Dunn was less than a half hour into his shift when the 911 call came in around 3:20 p.m.
Dispatchers contacted a cellphone company to try to track the location by using cell towers to pinpoint the spot.
Dunn called the roommate after reviewing a dispatcher's report. Other officers approached different intersections of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe rail line where trains cross east and west through Monroe roughly two dozen times a day.
Dunn asked the woman questions, hoping she could provide some inkling of where her friend might be.
Based on the conversation and a hunch, Dunn drove down Kelsey Street and peered down the same stretch of railroad grade he'd looked at thousands of times before in his two decades with the Monroe Police Department.
On this day, something appeared amiss.
He drove to Highway 2 and 179th Avenue SE for a closer inspection before pulling over to the curb.
He'd spotted a burly man in a pair of shorts sitting on a railroad tie about 60 feet east of 179th Avenue.
Dunn got out and tried to talk to him.
The man, 37, was resolute.
"I'm done," he said.
During the conversation, the broad-shouldered figure planted himself in the middle of the north tracks used by eastbound trains. Dunn persisted with his coaxing, even as he heard the warning bells of the crossing signal arms dropping on 179th Avenue to stop car traffic.
Dunn also followed his training. He'd approached cautiously, taking cover behind a large metal control box about 20 feet away until he convinced the man to empty his pockets and show his hands.
As the train drew closer, Dunn's backup had not arrived.
Time was running out.
He had to make a decision.
Dunn tried to grab the man and wrestle him to the ground and away from the tracks.
The problem was the sturdy man had big arms, was sweating heavily and outweighed Dunn by 150 pounds. He also had no hair to yank.
"It wasn't very graceful and pretty," Dunn recalled. "He just fought on the track.
"At one point, when he was spinning, I could see the train and I could not believe how fast it was moving from where it last was."
As the train drew near, Dunn made a final desperate lunge.
"I just hit him high so we could clear the tracks," Dunn said.
The pair tumbled down a small embankment just before the train reached them.
"It was deafening from where we were," the sergeant said.
Only after it flew by did they find Dunn and the man alive and well on the other side.
Dunn had the man restrained, but needed a second set of handcuffs to take him into custody.
They walked the man to Valley General Hospital emergency room nearby for medical attention.
At 3:37 p.m., the cellphone company called dispatchers with a location. That was the very moment the train was passing the spot.
In this case, an officer's experience and intuition trumped modern-day technology.
"Had it not been for the extraordinary efforts of Sgt. Dunn, the outcome of this incident would've been tragic," Monroe police spokeswoman Debbie Willis said.
The man, facing medical and financial problems, later apologized and thanked Dunn for saving his life.
Dunn called the man's roommate who joined them at the hospital. He thanked her for caring enough to call.
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I was reading up on mdk3, then I saw how 'shamanvirtuel' created 'Charon', the basicaly gui version of mdk3 with more options.
I've searched the threads, used the search button, used google, and I can not find a valid link anywhere. Mainly because his google pages is down.
Any who, if someone could link/upload it for me, I'd really, really appreciate it. Thanks.
have a look here
charon2.0 alpha is available post #176
Does the 2.0Alpha support AtherosChipsets?
I am using 2.0.1 (france) version.
posted here by SV: http://forum.backtrack-fr.net/viewtopic.php?id=588&p=1
download at: http://neovortex.kodings.googlepages...haron2.0.1.lzm
Language is french, but it is no problem at all, even without knowledge of French
atheros is supported , but still buggy sometimes.
i knew that a socalled project was online, and maybe this will change of name.
i can advise that everybody waits a little for XXXXX final (name not defined) , that will be the corrected and final code for my mdk3 frontend, but with a much nicer and easier gui.
the 2.0.1 version is french only but is the most up to date version.
more news soon
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
tnx SV for infos.
looking forward for any news about a new mdk3 frontend.
something will happen somewhere on the web with a new easy and nifty website.
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
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Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
Hankins is best-suited as a RDT or NT that can occupy double teams and control the middle of the trenches. Although he plays with inconsistent technique, he is powerful enough to make up for it. He holds his ground well and does not get pushed around by blockers. One adjustment he will need to make is keeping his pad level low and driving with his legs rather than attempting to just manhandle players with his upper body strength.
The true junior also must learn to play with his hands to keep blockers at bay. He is not particularly fast, but has better footwork than most interior defensive linemen. Unlike other players his size, he has a reliable motor and the stamina to play later into games. This allows him to really wear down opponents.
Hankins shines when he can take on guys one-on-one, locate the football, and drive his man into the backfield to potentially make a play on the ball carrier. He should be ready to play immediately.
He projects as a first round pick in the 2013 NFL Draft.
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I would like to see the Patriots take this guy, he is a destructive force on the run game.
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Ted Berg made the following observation over at his blog yesterday:
"It doesn't make a hell of a lot of sense to trade Ike Davis or David Wright right now, since both are arguably at the nadir of their value. Davis missed most of 2011 with a lingering ankle injury. Wright spent time on the disabled list with a broken bone in his back and endured the worst season of his excellent Major League career…So think about this: They could trade Wright during the 2012 season and get back whatever some team is willing to give up for a part season of Wright, or trade him after the season and get both the full 2012 season's worth of Wright and whatever some team is willing to give up for a full season of Wright."
Ted is, as usual, right on the money. There simply isn't a compelling baseball reason to trade David Wright anytime soon. Even if Wright doesn't fit into the 2013 plans, the Mets can trade him for the same amount of baseball talent return that they'd get now-with the fact that Wright is one year older mitigating against any possible rebound Wright enjoys in 2012.
Here's the problem with Ted's analysis: the Mets haven't been in a position to make baseball decisions for purely baseball reasons for a while now. The decision-making on Jose Reyes provides a useful indicator, with New York holding onto Reyes, then failing to offer him a contract before he signed with the Miami Marlins. And as I've highlighted before, the team has done this in many smaller ways, too, from failing to sign any reasonable alternatives to fill potential holes in the starting rotation, to choosing bullpen arms over a backup catcher (while most other teams have the financial luxury of affording both).
With ownership up against an enormous set of financial challenges, David Wright is not simply an elite third baseman with one year left on his contract, plus a team option. He's someone who will be taking $15 million of ownership's money this year, and $15 million next year, should the Mets pick up the option and keep him. And lest you think that's an insignificant amount of money to them at this point, remember that as recently as last November, the Mets' owners took out a $40 million bridge loan just to pay a $25 million debt payment on Citi Field. The margins really have gotten that small, if not smaller.
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My first right-angle drill was a small corded model that other carpenters were always asking to borrow. It solved a multitude of problems and was the tool of choice when I was in a bind. But in recent months two new right-angle tools have replaced that drill in my affections: a drill/driver from Milwaukee and an impact driver from Hitachi. Both are cordless and take lithium-ion batteries. They are small and light, and because of their configuration I can use them in places where other drivers won't fit.
Milwaukee 2415-21
Milwaukee's right-angle drill/driver was introduced last September and is part of the company's M12 system. It has a 3/8-inch ratcheting keyless chuck, a battery gauge, an LED light, and a large paddle-style variable-speed trigger.
Hitachi's right-angle impact driver (left) works well in tight quarters because it's short and narrow. The Milwaukee drill/driver (right) — shown with a stubby bit in the chuck — is good for drilling the occasional hole in locations that would be hard to get at with a larger tool.
Rubberized for much of its length, the 2415 is comfortable and easy to hold on to. The forward/reverse switch is centered below the trigger; if you grasp the tool low you can operate the switch without shifting your hand position. I found it more comfortable to hold the tool high and use my free hand to switch between forward and reverse.
Electronic clutch. Most drill/drivers have a mechanical clutch, but the Milwaukee has an electronic one controlled by a thumb-wheel on the back of the housing. At a predetermined level of torque, the motor stops and the LED flashes red. I dislike this clutch because it's unresponsive to fine adjustment and cannot be set low enough for delicate work. What's more, it's unpredictable: There's no feedback to tell you that it's about shut the motor down.
Fortunately the trigger is fairly responsive, so you can set the clutch to drill and control the depth-of-drive by easing off near the end. Still, it would be nice to have a decent clutch. This one is more or less worthless.
Power. To test runtime, I counted the number of 3-inch drywall screws each tool could drive per charge into solid framing. I chose 3-inch screws because driving them would not only be a reasonable test of power — it would also run the batteries down fairly quickly. The hem-fir lumber had been in my garage for a while and was very hard and dry. I performed the test more than once and with different batteries. The Milwaukee averaged about 60 screws per charge — an acceptable amount for a tool designed for intermittent use.
By today's standards, this model's torque rating — 100 inch-pounds — is low, and yet I found the tool to be reasonably powerful. It will drive 3-inch drywall screws in softwood, though 1/4-inch lags require full-depth pilot holes.
According to Milwaukee, the drill can be used with up to a one-inch spade bit. With a new one-inch bit in the tool, I drilled a series of holes through a dry 2x6. It worked, but the drill labored and the battery was depleted after seven holes. I tried the tool with smaller bits — twist drills and spade bits of up to 11/16 inch — and it worked just fine.
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Hitachi's right-angle impact driver is shorter and more compact than Milwaukee's right-angle drill. It has a built-in light, a comfortable rubberized grip, and a broad flat bottom that lets you stand the tool on end, out of the way. The forward/reverse switch is next to the trigger and is operated with your thumb and forefinger.
Power. I assumed that the Hitachi driver, with its torque rating of 250 inch- pounds, would outperform the Milwaukee — not by driving more screws, but by driving them more powerfully. In fact, it drove about 50 3-inch screws per charge in the runtime test but — surprisingly — had a hard time doing it. The tool really felt like it was laboring. It worked a whole lot better with 15/8- and 2-inch drywall screws.
The battery gauge is a handy addition to the Milwaukee tool, but the electronic clutch could use some work: You never know when it will kick in, and there's too much torque at the lowest setting. A mechanical clutch would be better.
Impact mechanism. While the driving power of the Hitachi was not impressive, the tool does have some advantages over the Milwaukee. Impacting reduces the tendency of the driver to cam out of the fastener in high torque applications and allows the user to ease screws and nuts to the desired depth or level of tightness. At very low levels of torque the impact mechanism does not engage, which allows the tool to run at or near 2,100 rpm — a reasonable speed for driving small self-drilling sheet-metal screws. With a maximum speed of 800 rpm, the Milwaukee is too slow to comfortably drive these fasteners.
The same was true of drilling holes: If the bit was less than 1/4 inch in diameter, the Hitachi was faster than the Milwaukee. Bits larger than that caused the impact mechanism to engage, slowing the tool to the point where it was impractical to drill holes in sheet metal or wood.
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Battery: 10.8 volts; 1.5 amp-hours
Charge time: 40 minutes
Weight: 2.2 pounds
Length: 11 inches
Maximum torque: 265 inch-pounds
Speed: 0 to 2,100 rpm
Impacts per minute: 0 to 3,400
Chuck: 1/4-inch hex
Street price: $180
Includes: tool, hard case, charger, two batteries
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Battery: 12 volts; 1.4 amp-hours
Charge time: 30 minutes
Weight: 2.4 pounds
Length: 11.75 inches
Maximum torque: 100 inch-pounds
Speed: 0 to 800 rpm
Chuck: 3/8-inch ratcheting
Street price: $129
Includes: tool, soft-sided case, charger, one battery
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The Bottom Line
Either of these right-angle drivers would be a handy addition to a tradesman's kit. Other than the electronic clutch, I liked almost everything about the Milwaukee drill/driver. It would be a reasonable choice for the carpenter who needs to drive large screws and wants to be able to drill as well as drive.
And the Hitachi? Though small, comfortable, and very easy to control, it drives most fasteners more slowly than a drill/driver. It's a good tool for driving small to medium screws and for doing light assembly with small nuts and bolts.


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In his fourteen seasons, Coach Settles has established the CMS Stags Tennis program as the elite of Division III collegiate tennis. On the national level, CMS earned its first NCAA title in any sport in 34 years by winning the NCAA Division III Team Championship in Mason, Ohio in May of 2015. The NCAA title followed two consecutive NCAA Division III Team Championship finals appearances, solidifying the program as the best in D3 from 2013-2015. In 2016, Settles led the Stags to a #2 national ranking, and their 11th consecutive undefeated SCIAC championship, a streak of 105 conference wins. In recognition of Coach Settles' leadership, both the Intercollegiate Tennis Association and the United States Professional Tennis Association have honored him with Coach of the Year accolades at the National (2013) and West Regional (2009 and 2006) levels.
Settles is a USPTA certified Elite Professional and a graduate of the USTA High Performance Coaching Program. In addition to coaching the Stags, Settles has coached Team USA in the International University Challenge - leading six top collegiate American players in an eight team international competition in France - and the Southern California Maze Cup Team (Boys and Girls 16s and 18s).
Settles has served as a volunteer member of two USTA national committees, the Collegiate and Adult & Senior Competition Comittees. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association and is co-chair of the ITA Small College Operating Committee and task force on NCAA Legislative Issues.
Settles' outreach efforts in the Claremont community have yielded USTA / ITA Campus and Community Outreach awards in 2006 and 2011. He continues to coach USTA Junior Team Tennis teams and organize USTA Campus Showdowns each fall, while serving as Tournament Director for the USTA National Senior, Super Senior, and Ultra Senior Father-Son Hardcourt Championships in June. In 2013, Settles and wife Kathy launched Tennis in Our Schools, a 501(C)3 not for profit foundation bringing tennis to each of Claremont's seven elementary schools in the form of physical education and after school programming.
Before coming to CMS, Settles served as Director of Player Services of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), the governing body of men's professional tennis. At the ATP World Tour, Settles' wide range of responsibilities included supervision of the Player Services Department, staff liaison for the ATP Player Council, Player Leadership Committee, and Board of Directors; and serving as founding committee member of the ATP Medical Services Committee. From 2004-2012, Settles served on the Player Services staff for the Farmers Classic in Los Angeles, an ATP World Tour event.
Still an active player himself in the adult and family divisions, Settles is winner of 15 USTA National Championships. Paul, and wife Kathy have four children: Ryley, Christian, James, and Caleb.


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Summary Three vests in the booklet: each with a different lace panel up the front -- Fountain lace, Wave lace or Umbrella lace. Knit flat and seamed.
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She should not exist.
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Claire Brennan has been attending Emerson Academy for two years now (the longest she and her mom have remained anywhere) and she's desperate to stay put for the rest of high school. So there's no way she's going to tell her mom about the psychic visions she's been having or the creepy warnings that she's in danger.
Alec MacKenzie is fed up with his duties to watch and, when necessary, eliminate the descendants of his angelic forefathers. He chose Emerson as the ideal hiding place where he could be normal for once. He hadn't factored Claire into his plans. . . .
Their love is forbidden, going against everything Alec has been taught to believe. But when the reason behind Claire's unusual powers is revealed and the threat to her life becomes clear, how far will Alec go to protect her?
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Old English papa (9c.), from Church Latin papa "bishop, pope" (in classical Latin, "tutor"), from Greek papas "patriarch, bishop," originally "father." Applied to bishops of Asia Minor and taken as a title by the Bishop of Alexandria c.250. In Western Church, applied especially to the Bishop of Rome since the time of Leo the Great (440-461) and claimed exclusively by them from 1073 (usually in English with a capital P-). Popemobile, his car, is from 1979. Papal, papacy, later acquisitions in English, preserve the original vowel.
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9/11 Day Of Service And Remembrance Names iHeartMedia Official Entertainment Partner
MyGoodDeed, the respected 9/11 nonprofit which annually organizes the federally-recognized 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance (http://911day.org), has again named longtime supporter iHeartMedia the official national entertainment partner of 9/11 Day. Since 2010, iHeartMedia, the leading media company in America with a greater reach in the U.S. than any other radio or television outlet, has used its broad reach to inspire millions of Americans to observe the anniversary of 9/11 by serving others. Over the last three years, iHeartMedia has committed over $10 million in support, the single largest media contribution by any 9/11 Day partner.
From September 1 through September 11, iHeartMedia's 840 radio stations will air a series of on-air public service messages in support of 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance. Listeners who want to participate can choose options including volunteering, donating to charities of their choice, or simply making a voluntary pledge to dedicate time on 9/11, or another day, to performing good deeds that help others in need.
This 9/11, an estimated 35 million people are expected to observe the day through service of some nature. For example, in five cities across the country, military veterans, civilians, and active-duty service members will be volunteering with The Mission Continues at projects that pay tribute to first responders, who played a critical role on 9/11. Each project will honor the sacrifices of those lost on September 11, 2001 and in years since in defending the country.
Some of this year's projects will address needed upgrades and servicing at sites including the FDNY Fire Academy, the St. Louis Fire Department Headquarters and Training Facility, and the Texas Fire Museum. From Saturday, September 7 through Wednesday, September 11, iHeartMedia on-air personalities in New York, Boston, Washington DC, St. Louis, Dallas, and Phoenix will help promote volunteer activities and in many instances will be personally on location to report back to listeners. In NYC, Bethany Watson, co-host of the popular "Elvis Duran and the Morning Show" in New York on Z100, which is syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, will be onsite at the Fire Academy Randall's Island to assist in refreshing and improving the facility atmosphere.
"iHeartMedia was an inaugural partner of 9/11 Day in 2011 because we strongly believed in giving the public a platform to publicly or privately honor those lost in the attacks on September 11, 2001," said Jessica King, Director of Community Engagement for iHeartMedia. "We believe our participation is more important each passing year to ensure that 9/11 Day remains the world's largest annual day of charitable service and giving in the U.S."
"iHeartMedia has been an absolutely instrumental partner for three years, helping us substantially increase public awareness of, and participation in 9/11 Day," said David Paine, president and co-founder of the 9/11 Day Observance. "The entire company has been deeply dedicated to the cause of remembering and honoring the victims and heroes of 9/11, and we are extremely thankful and touched by their ongoing commitment to 9/11 Day."


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Triple-A roundup: Craig homers twice
LaPorta smacks pair of longballs; d'Arnaud collects three hits
By MiLB.com Staff | April 30, 2012 9:41 PM ET
New Orleans starter Tom Koehler struck out 10 over six two-run innings to beat Round Rock for his first win of the season. Chase Lambin collected three hits, including a home run, along with two RBIs and two runs scored in the 5-3 victory. Dusty Brown went deep for the Express, while Matt Kata and Joey Butler also drove in one run apiece.
Logan Schafer capped a three-hit day with a walk-off double to give Nashville a 4-3 win over Omaha. No. 3 Royals prospect Mike Montgomery yielded three runs on seven hits over six innings, but didn't factor into the decision. He fanned three and walked one. Brooks Conrad homered for the Sounds, while Jason Bourgeois and Clint Robinson hit longballs in the loss.
Coming off his second loss of the year, John Ely (2-2) struck out eight over 6 1/3 scoreless innings as Albuquerque shut out Oklahoma City, 5-0. Relievers Wil Ledezma and Shane Lindsay combined to toss 2 2/3 hitless innings for the Isotopes, while Jeff Baisley and Josh Bard both drove in two. Making his first start at Triple-A, No. 7 Astros prospect Brett Oberholtzer took the loss after yielding four runs on seven hits and a walk.
Top Blue Jays prospect Travis d'Arnaud went 3-for-5 with a homer, a double, an RBI and a run scored as Las Vegas trumped Reno, 8-7. Adeiny Hechavarria, Toronto's No. 16 prospect, homered and knocked in four runs. Adam Eaton led the Aces offense by collecting a home run, two doubles, three runs scored and two RBIs.
Eight of nine players in the Grizzlies' lineup collected a hit in Fresno's 9-5 win over Salt Lake. No. 7 Giants prospect Charlie Culberson homered and knocked in three, with No. 2 prospect Francisco Peguero also going deep and driving in two. The Bees scored all five of their runs in the ninth, led by Paul McAnulty's three-RBI double.
Jordan Pacheco homered and drove in three as Colorado Springs cruised to a 5-2 win over Sacramento. Rob Scahill earned the win after allowing two runs on six hits in six innings. Brandon Moss smacked a solo homer for the River Cats, while No. 6 A's prospect Grant Green drove in the team's other run on a groundout.
In the International League, veteran Matt LaPorta slugged a pair of solo homers in a losing effort as Columbus fell to Pawtucket, 6-4. Daniel Nava hit a go-ahead RBI double in the top of the ninth inning and Pedro Ciriaco was 3-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored for the Red Sox. Reliever Mark Melancon retired the only batter he faced for Pawtucket.
Matt Torra allowed one hit over eight innings to improve to 2-2 as Durham beat Indianapolis, 1-0, to end its nine-game losing streak. Jesus Feliciano drove in the game's only run with an eighth-inning double and Cesar Ramos notched his first save with a scoreless ninth. Jeff Locke yielded three hits over seven shutout innings, not factoring into the decision for the Indians.
Bill Hall was 3-for-5 with a double and two runs scored, scoring the game-winner on a wild pitch in the 12th of Norfolk's 6-5 win over visiting Louisville. Ryan Adams, Baltimore's No. 12 prospect, hit a solo homer and scored twice for the Tides while Miguel Gonzalez allowed a hit and struck out four over four scoreless innings. Outfielder Denis Phipps drove in a pair of runs for the Bats.
Big league veteran John Lannan earned his second win after fanning six and allowing one run on four hits over seven innings as Syracuse routed Charlotte, 12-4. Jarrett Hoffpauir had two hits and three RBIs while Josh Johnson was 3-for-5 with two runs scored and a stolen base for the Chiefs. Jordan Danks had three hits, including a pair of doubles, and drove in a for the Knights.
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The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is under way and fields of tulips should be popping this weekend.
Take the family and view this spectacle of color in a driving tour that encompasses a 15-mile triangle bordered by Highway 20, the Skagit River and the Swinomish Channel.
If you're tired of being cooped up in the car, take in one of a variety of events and activities scheduled throughout the month.
Events this weekend include:
A visit to Tulip Town: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 15002 Bradshaw Road, Mount Vernon. Professional kite fliers fly kites each weekend or you can ride the old Blue Trolley to tour the fields. Rides run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily; $2 for adults, $1 for kids.
Tulip Run: 9:30 a.m. April 6, Skagit Regional Airport, 15400 Airport Drive, Burlington. This scenic 2- or 5-mile course is flat and fast on gravel-packed trails. It's free for age 14 and under and 70 and older. Day of race registration fees: with shirt (if available), $33; without shirt, $22; shirt only (if available), $13. Information and registration at www.tuliprun.com or call 360-540-1611.
Woodfest: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sedro-Woolley High School, 1235 Third St., Sedro-Woolley. Events include chain saw carving demonstrations, professional woodcraft vendors, student competitions, silent auction, a wood carving raffle and treats for sale.
World Canine Freestyle Competition: 10 a.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday at Country Classic Kennels, 9332 99th Ave. NE, Arlington. The Emerald City K-9 Freestyle Dancers hold the annual World Canine Freestyle Competition.
Dancing dogs and their rhythmic handlers from Canada, Oregon and Washington will vie for prizes.
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Fox Hosts Hate Group To Sanitize Its Image
Fox's Laura Ingraham brought on Bob Dane, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), to attack the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and rebut SPLC's identification of FAIR as a "hate group." Ingraham and her guests ignored the fact that the SPLC, a non-profit organization that monitors hate groups and crimes, attached [1] the label to FAIR in part as a result of the group's anti-immigrant advocacy, ties to white supremacists and the racist rhetoric of the group's founder John Tanton.
On the March 8 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor, Dane attempted to discredit the SPLC as a "far-left political attack machine" and compared the SPLC's activism to McCarthyism. Before the segment was over, Dane denied the very existence of hate groups, claiming that while hate crimes are real, "a hate group is a concoction, an invention of the politically-left Southern Poverty Law Center." Watch:
FAIR has a history of holding rallies [2] where immigrants are smeared as "disease-ridden" criminals. One FAIR event featured [3] a guest who had threatened, "We should hang you and send your body back to where you came from." FAIR also has close ties [4] to the White Nationalist Council of Conservative Citizens and has received over $1 million in funding from a white supremacist group. According to the SPLC, FAIR is "the most important organization" in a network of 13 hate groups [5] founded by John Tanton, who once warned of a coming "Latin onslaught [6]."
This isn't the first time [4] Fox has hosted anti-immigrant hate groups. In 2012, Fox hosted a member of FAIR to smear [7] undocumented immigrants, and recently, Fox News hosted a nativist [8] with ties to FAIR.
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wow, I cant believe this is news for you guys. Ive been able to use any game controller, wirelessly from my Galaxy Tab 10.1 for nearly 6 months now.
Not very practical and there isn't nearly enough games to be worth it. OnLive's streaming games and WIRELESS controller seems like a better idea. Real console games are streamed and able to play on your ipad/iphone/android over wifi AND 3G. I think it was supposed to be approved by apple dec. 7, but I don't think it has yet... we will see.


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'Robert Sadler, president of M&T Bank and a member of the "Business Backs the Sabres" campaign, expects about 150 executives to attend. The intention is to drum up support for the Sabres, whose season ticket sales have fallen below 8,000.'
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NORWALK — A sheriff's deputies pursuit of an auto theft suspect ended late Tuesday night in a traffic accident that left the suspect and two others injured, authorities said Wednesday morning.
The vehicle — reported stolen in Compton earlier on Tuesday — was spotted by Lakewood sheriff's deputies at Pioneer and Alondra boulevards in Bellflower, said Lakewood Station Lt. Minh Dinh.
The deputies pursued the vehicle westbound on Alondra, and the driver attempted a left turn on Horst Street in Norwalk, where it allegedly hit another vehicle, Dinh added.
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'Miller wasn't tested too much by a sputtering Atlanta offense that has generated just four goals in its first four games, all regulation losses. But when he needed to make a key save to help keep Buffalo's momentum going, Miller was there. "That's the kind of attitude we need to have," he said.'
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