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Stay connected to our community and help the next generation of Christian leaders become agents of positive change, whether they're serving across the street or across an ocean.
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REDLANDS - Elyzabeth Green is everything her job description requires her to be - a friend, a peer, a role model, a teacher, a counselor and much, much more.
Green has become the face of the Redlands Police Department and is the epitome of its Community Policing Division.
"You see a picture of her when you look at the community policing handbook," Police Chief Mark Garcia said. "She spends so much time and energy to make the community a better place. She is a part of the community."
Green, 33, has been a police officer for seven years, the last two in community policing.
"This is my passion," said Green, the mother of 10-year old Isiah. "I love working with people and it's a joy to work with kids."
Green was born in Washington, D.C., and moved to Redlands at a young age. She attended Smiley Elementary and Cope Middle schools and graduated from Redlands High School.
"I have a vested interest," Green said. "There is something about Redlands. It has its good moments and its bad moments but it's a community that stands on its own. For me, it is like protecting what I love and fixing the things that I don't love."
Green, who is stationed at the Redlands Community Center, deals with kids and families every day. The official liaison between residents and the Police Department, her goal is to network, develop and maintain a trusting relationship with the community.
It's a good fit," Chief Garcia said. "There are a lot of young people there. Officer Green is very visible there. It's a good home base."
Green is always out and about. She visits schools about four times a month to talk with students of all ages, often doing read-alongs with the younger kids. This year she had a hand in the Redlands Safety Fair, the Celebration of Children, the Cesar Chavez Breakfast and both the Back to School Jam and the Christmas Block Party.
This was the second Back to School Jam for Green. Last year she helped hand out 200 backpacks and school supplies. This year she helped hand out 700 backpacks.
"At school sometimes there are things we take for granted, like backpacks, paper or a calculator," Green said. "We try to get the kids the basic stuff."
Green added, "A lot of time people don't know what to do or where to go. I want to give them the resources."
Green works with the Neighborhood Watch program and is active with the Redlands Unified School District's Student Advisory Board.
"This position is unique," Green said. "My department has given me the leeway to deal with the kids. I have been given a lot of support and they let me be creative. I am networking and I am doing it my way."
Green is also expected to conduct normal police work, often dealing with neighborhood disputes and situations that have not yet escalated.
"A lot of times the kids are caught in these situations," Green said. "I've got to protect the innocent and try to restore the peace. I have learned to balance it. I think helping the kids, being a friend and not becoming callous is important."
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TxDOT's Rail Division is charged with carrying out the Texas Rail Plan, which the Texas Transportation Commission approved in November 2010. It stakes out a broad, statewide vision for freight and passenger rail. Under TxDOT's guidance, the railroad will remain a part of Texas' identity for a long time to come.


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(NEWSER) – The end is in sight for that game in which the flight attendant tells you to turn off your e-reader for takeoff like she really thinks it's going to crash the plane, and you nod solemnly and pretend to actually turn it off until she's out of sight. Last week, sources told the AP that the FAA advisory committee had voted to approve the use of smartphones, tablets, e-readers, and other gadgets for takeoff and landing. But a senior Amazon executive on the advisory panel now tells the Wall Street Journal that the new recommendations go even further, clearing the way for "gate to gate use" of devices, regardless of the apps they're running or the wireless transmission mode they're in.


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Pokemon - City Championship 2012 - Huntington Beach
Chris Boutcher
Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 11:00 AM (PST)
Event Details
Pokémon Trading Card Game - City Championships 2012
- Bring a 60 card "modified format" deck, damage counters & coin
(Black & White and later expansion sets only).
- Booster pack prizes for 1st through 4th place in each age division, plus City Champion trophy for 1st place in each division.
- "Random goodness" door prizes every round
- Fill out and print your decklist online at PokeGym.net.
Majestix CCG (HB) has about 40-50 seats, so if attendance is large priority will be given to JR/SR, and Masters may run the first couple of rounds in "flights" until the JR/SR rounds are finished. Since the tournament is starting late in the morning there will be no lunch break, sorry.
Pre-register and guarantee your seat until registration closes! If Pre-registration is full, check back periodically in case of cancellations or if additional tickets become available.
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Coalition-Building in Texas Paying Dividends for Workers
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Unions and organizations that advocate for workers are teaming up to improve the conditions of all workers in Texas. The Workers Defense Project (WDP) and the Texas State Building and Construction Trades Council have seen quite a bit of success in their collaboration on behalf of the working families of the Lone Star State.
Getting a wide range of different groups working together involved several challenges. Organizations in the state that advocate for workers have disparate missions and goals and, according to Michael Cunningham, executive director of the Texas State Building Trades Council, learning to listen to each other took patience and perseverance. But it worked, he said, and the groups came together.
We have a united voice. We are working together and we're not going to let [anyone] divide us.
Another key early task was doing the research necessary to understand the problems that workers face. The groups found that conditions for construction workers in Texas are the worst in the United States. With more than 100 deaths on construction sites each year, the state averages one worker death every two and a half days. The survey found that nearly half of all construction workers in the state live below the poverty level, with as many as one in five reporting not getting paid for work. Texas also does not require workers' compensation to be available to workers on all jobs.
Once the extent of the problems was recognized, it was time to take action. The primary pursuit was pushing the state legislature to pass laws to address many important issues, including wage theft, worker misclassification, prevailing and living wages, safety training and others. Events also were created to raise public awareness, such as the "Day of the Fallen," where organizers placed 142 pairs of empty boots in front of the Austin City Hall to represent the workers who had died on construction sites the previous year. The combination of the pursuit of legislative goals and raising public awareness has already begun to pay off. Legislation cracking down on wage theft was passed through the Republican legislature. Workers in Austin won the right to rest breaks during their shifts. A number of local agreements were reached with developers to lock in prevailing wages. Several new bills the coalition supports are going to be introduced in the next legislative session.
Cunningham and Cristina Tzintzun, WDP director, both express their belief that the collaboration their organizations has engaged in has led to success and sets the stage for future victories on behalf of the working families of Texas.
Read more about the Workers Defense Project on the AFL-CIO Now blog: Austin's Workers Defense Project: A Decade Winning for Workers.


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Micro-Star International (MSI) has unveiled the latest addition of its X-Slim notebook series, the X-Slim X360, with Intel's Core i5 processor and HM55 chipset.
The X360 adopts MSI's ECO power-saving technology to allow consumers to select from five different power management levels. With the addition of Intel's Turbo Boost technology to automatically adjusts power levels, the X360 can run as long as nine-hours continuously, MSI claimed.
The X360 will also come with MSI's EasyViewer, a 3D image display software and EasyFace, a face identification software to protect information on the notebook.
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FOX News maxim: Politicians don't cause markets to fall (except for Democrats)
Neil Cavuto [1], FOX News Channel's vice president of business news, reported on July 6 that the stock market was experiencing an "Edwards Dip" as a result of Senator John Kerry's announcement that he had chosen Senator John Edwards (D-NC) as his vice-presidential running mate. Cavuto made the statement despite FOX News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes [2]'s past repudiation of the practice of news outlets drawing causal connections between statements by political figures and short-term stock market behavior.
From FOX News Live on the morning of July 6 -- less than an hour after Kerry announced that he had picked Edwards as his running mate:
CAVUTO: Well they're calling it the Edwards Dip. Good morning everybody, I'm Neil Cavuto and this is the FOX Morning Market Report. Expect stocks to open on the negative this morning in just about 20 seconds as activity begins after a shortened holiday week, which commences today because of the July 5th holiday. But this is the same rule of thumb we've been seeing in the markets lately, anything that looks good for the Democratic ticket generally does not look good for the guys at Wall and Broad. I'm not really casting politic aspersions here, one way or the other, the simple fact of the matter is that Wall Street is largely -- largely, I stress -- a Republican bastion, so anything that makes the Democratic ticket look good -- and obviously this is deemed good news for the Democrats here, this Kerry-Edwards ticket -- will be deemed bad for the corner of Wall and Broad.
Cavuto did not say who was calling the market decline the "Edwards Dip." Also, his assertion that political maneuverings affect the stock market in the short-term flies in the face of Ailes's public apology, which Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz reported [3] on July 22, 2002. Following White House complaints, Ailes said that FOX had made "a mistake" on July 15, 2002, when it used a split screen to juxtapose a graphic showing market indexes with live coverage of President George W. Bush delivering a speech [4] designed to restore investor confidence in the wake of a series of corporate scandals that summer. "'It did give a false impression,' he [Ailes] says. 'We shouldn't have done it. If the market goes down 400 points while the president is speaking, that doesn't mean he drove it down 400 points. There are too many other factors,'" Kurtz reported.
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November 10, 2012
Fluo linen bag DIY
Looking for a simple but rewarding project or a DIY gift idea?
Then keep on reading as I may have something for you!
On my last trip to the craft store I finally found the fluorescent orange fabric paint I had been looking for! I desperately needed some after seeing some really nice printed home textiles in a boutique here in Paris.
With a simple pencil eraser I printed a random pattern of dots on some almost sheer natural cotton muslin. It took me about half an hour to finish the job. Once dry, and ironed to set the dye, I took the piece of fabric to my sewing machine and made a simple drawstring bag. From beginning to end, another 15 minutes, I guess. The result is a cute linen bag, or anything bag if you like.
Make them smaller and you have the cutest gift bags. The same printing technique would work well to decorate pillow cases, kitchen towels, napkins. Anything really. If you're running out of time you can have your kids do the printing part. Or, why not, the entire project!
What you'll need:
- a piece of fabric, pre-washed
- fabric paint, like Pébéo Setacolor, transparent fluorescent orange, #32
- pencil with eraser at the top
- plastic sheeting to protect your working surface
- painters tape to tape fabric to plastic
- rope for drawstring
- optional: fluorescent sewing thread
- sewing machine
1. Tape your fabric to the plastic sheet protecting your working surface, to prevent the fabric from shifting around creating unwanted smudges.
2. Dip eraser in paint, next onto fabric (do a few test prints on a piece of scrap) and do so in a random pattern.
3. Let dry. After, iron to set the paint (or follow your paint's instructions).
4. Make a drawstring bag as explained here. I used some contrasting fluorescent thread for sewing the drawstring tunnel. And that's all there is to it!
The things you can do with a simple pencil eraser... Have fun!
Labels: bags, crafts, DIY, DIY Gift Ideas, kids projects, sewing, sewing with kids, tutorial
5 comments:
- Louize said...
so lovely - and very similar to the tea towels I just made for a gift, except I used an eraser-less pencil - and a carrot! http://grtescp.wordpress.com/2012/11/10/carrots-and-sticks/
- November 10, 2012 at 2:56 PM
- Frances said...
Oh Pascale, this is a clever design!
I think there could be some Christmas colorway variations that might be quite good for stockings, or placemats, napkins, etc.
- November 10, 2012 at 4:49 PM
I like the idea and the colour as well !
- November 11, 2012 at 8:44 AM
- angeldogqueen12 said...
This is such a great idea, if I had more time on my hands I would try it out :)
- November 18, 2012 at 11:14 AM
- Mery Arbi said...
waao i did not know about ur blog and is soo cute!!! would you like to follow eachother? i'm already following you :)
- November 21, 2012 at 5:03 AM
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Brenda Schutt designed this frog pond in her garden at her home in Richfield, Ohio. The Summit Soil & Water Conservation District is accepting entries from Summit County residents for its annual clean-water photography contest. (Karen Schiely/Akron Beacon Journal)
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University names top researchers to CoEE leadership
The University of South Carolina has named three leading researchers to lead Centers of Economic Excellence (CoEE) aimed at creating jobs and new opportunities for South Carolinians.
Dr. Simon Hudson, a professor of tourism and marketing at the University of Calgary's Haskayne School of Business in Canada, has been named the CoEE Endowed Chair of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management. Hudson also will be director of the CoEE in Tourism and Economic Development and will join the university's faculty in the College of Hotel, Restaurant and Sport Management in January.
Dr. Anton Jochen Lauterbach, a professor of chemical engineering at the University of Delaware, will be the CoEE Endowed Chair for Strategic Environmental Approaches to Electricity Production from Coal. Lauterbach, who will join the university's faculty at the College of Engineering and Computing in August 2010, also will be the director of the CoEE in Strategic Approaches to the Production of Electricity from coal.
Dr. Steve Blair, an Arnold School of Public Health researcher recognized internationally for his studies on physical activity and health, will be co-director of the CoEE Technology Center to Enhance Healthful Lifestyles. Blair and Dr. Carolyn Jenkins of MUSC's College of Nursing will lead the center until two scientists are recruited.
University President Harris Pastides said the selection of Hudson and Lauterbach came after international searches.
"Dr. Hudson is an expert on the marketing of tourism, so his areas of interest are a perfect match for our state, where tourism is the No. 1 industry," Pastides said. "His research will be vital in making tourism a stronger economic force in the state."
Lauterbach is a well-known chemical engineer whose research has been funded by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy, as well as industries such as Ford Motor Co., Union Carbide, AlliedSignal, Shell and Toyota.


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Listen to this one -
I bought an ubiquiti SRC card, put it into my cousins laptop, we put in a lot of codes just to test it out and after start injecting, we get loads of data, everythings fine
Now i put it into my laptop, set it into monitor, start the aireplay-ng -3 crack, after a while gets ARP requests and gets a large amount of data but then it all freezes, i have to ifconfig ath0 down - then ifconfig ath0 up, and run airodump again to get it working.
Why does this happen? is it my laptop, is it a setting i didnt turn on
Please help someone, thank you
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tried about 20 times now, with two networks.
i run aireplay-ng -3 attack
and aireplay-ng -1 attack
get arp requests
Start gathering data i got 1400 in about 10seconds, then it freezes
Beacons go up very slowly, nothing works until i ath0 down ath0 up
Is it my laptop or a setting i didnt put in?
I am going to try it on another laptop doing exactly same thing tomorrow night.
All i know is last night with my cousins laptop everything worked fine, didnt freeze, yet we put in a lot of codes for the card,
i dont know why it freezes, im sure its a simple fix,


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As if the snow in the Northeast wasn't enough, my battery was dead yesterday when I went to move my Z4 3.0i. I replaced the battery proactively in November of 2012, and drive the car regularly - it's not a summer only car.
I have had the car since it was new, and had a 2003 Z4 before it, and never had any problems with either not starting before. I have noticed that over the last few years, when the car has sat over night or longer, when I turn the key, the starter kicks in, and growls once, slows down, then gets it second wind and starts right up. This takes longer to read than it actually happens - all in about a second - never have to release the key. This seems to be the only noticeable "issue", but it was doing this before the battery was replaced, and it continued after it was replaced. After the car has been started, for the rest of the day this is not a problem, even though it might have set outside somewhere for hours.
I have seen some comments about locking the car when it sits in the garage overnight having some effect on the battery. Also the key battery might have something to do it. Anyone know about these?
Also, what is a reasonable amount if miles to drive a week to keep a good charge?
FWIW - overnight temperatures here in CT last couple of days were in the single digits, but when I tried to start the car, it was about 30. The car is stored in an unheated, detached garage.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions or thoughts.
Either you got a faulty battery when it was replaced or the charging system is not replenishing the battery while you are driving it.
If you have a volt meter, jump start the car, disconnect the jump start battery & check for the voltage on your battery. If it's not 13.5 - 14 volts, your charging system isn't working.
Good luck.
It's been an interesting couple of days.... I dropped the car off with the independent garage that did the battery replacement - they specialize in MB and BMW, so thought they would be a good start. They called back in a few hours and said that the charging systems were good, and that they wanted to keep the car overnight, to check for any problems in the morning, and to also charge the battery completely.
The next day, I went to pick up the car, and was surprised to find that this had all been done for free. Made me wonder; I would have expected some diagnostic charge, plus something to charge the battery. But never look a gift horse in the mouth.
I can't tell if the battery was replaced under warranty, as the battery was only a coupe of months old. The clock in the car had to be reset, so there was some sort of loss of power. I have been told that there is a manufacture date on the battery, but cannot locate. My info was that it was stamped on the negative terminal, but I can see nothing on the top of the post. (It is a Bosch battery). Is my info correct, or should I look somewhere else? I do not want to remove the cable from the battery.
The next two mornings, the car has started right up, as if it were the middle of summer.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Good to hear about a shop that stands behind their work.
What is the name and location of the shop? Shops that do the right thing deserve a little free publicity.
Do you keep the car on a 'battery tender'? If not, there is some of your issues. The car does go into 'sleep mode' after a predetermined period of time but some of the modules are still drawing power.
I have found that after about one month, without the battery tender, the battery is almost dead.
Both of my Z4's have to be on battery tender if they are not going to be driven for two weeks or more. My wife's 03 sits on a tender every winter (Nov to March) and all I do for the first start is pull the car cover off, remove the battery tender then place the key into position 1 (fully on) for 10 seconds. It then fires right up. If I am going to be traveling for more than two weeks, the same for the ///M.
In fact, the 03 has the original battery it was built with.... cold weather will KILL a not fully charged battery.
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Answers to a couple of posts...
1. The garage was Glastonbury Foreign Auto Repair in Glastonbury, CT. Have been very pleased.
2. I understand the need for a battery tender, but the car is driven all winter. It had been driven last 2 days before.
I have wondered about the use of heated seats, etc and how much they impact the battery on shorter trips. The longest I make is about 20 minutes or so this time of year.
Thanks to all who have replied. So far the battery is holding up.
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Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That in order to continue to provide work relief on useful public projects, and relief, as authorized in the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1938, and subject to all of the provisions of such Act, there is hereby appropriated to the Works Progress Administration, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $725,000,000, which amount shall be added to the $1,425,000,000 appropriated to that Administration in section 1, subsection 1, of such Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1938 and shall proportionately increase the amounts specified in limitations (1), (2), and (3), of (d) of subsection (1) of section 1 of such Act:...
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Comments on the MAC Championship?
I have heard some disappointing comments on the MAC championships.
I was told there were many close shots even for the Comp class. In fact, I was told that most of the Comp Class shots were under 25 yards.
If this is the case, I can only imagine how high some of the scores were.Chris Christenson - Admin
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Do you shoot these tournaments?
I normally do but work has kept me away the past two years. I was "MAC Shooter of the Year" a couple years ago.Chris Christenson - Admin
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Close Targets
Yes, there were a lot (30-40%) of close targets 10-20yds, but 90% were rock rascals with 12 rings the size of dimes and depending how many were in your group you could be shooting for a safe 10 on those.
I will say the 11 that were in the open were very demanding due to the windy conditions. Scores were not as high as you would have thought, a handful of 315+ scores.
For my first time I enjoyed myself, took 5th in MCOMP and won a wolf target so I can't complain, but I do know about a couple of incidents that should I have been involved with it, the event wouldn't have been as fun, but hopefully they will take people's suggestions to improve the event for next year.
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Double Lung' em' - I agree with you the shoot wasnt as easy as you might think. Sorry to hear that something happened - I hope you are going to share this information with the Mac Committee or atleast shared it with the ALA.
Chris - You need to get your boss involved in archery and maybe he/she will let you come back to play with us.undefinedundefined
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Well I was 1 of 5 people that were involved in the problem they had. I will do my best to be fair in all my statements.
I arrived at the shoot at 11:00am Sun. That was the soonest I could get there. Upon arriving I was asked if I minded shooting in a group of 5? I told the official I wasn't fond of the idea, 4 of us were comp shooters. I told him we stand a greater chance of having glance outs on little targets. He said they did not have enough score keepers to send out so we were basiclly shuck. So we finally went out about 11:30- 11:45. ( MAC rules say you must start before 12:00) The 1st 11 targets were in an open field with windy conditions. That ate up a lot of time. By target 12 we entered the woods. At this point it was almost 2:00. We had a range official walk with us for 3 targets and he left. Then 3 targets later an official came back on a 4 wheeler to check on us and left. He came back 2 more times and left. With only 6 targets to go the 1 st official that was with us as we entered the woods returned and asked how things were going. We said fine. He looked at his watch and told us we had 20 min. to shoot 6 targets or risk being DQ'ed. So he called for another official to score so we could break up into 2 groups and finish on time. Well by then panic had set in and we were nervous about making the time. Another scorer arrived and we broke up. I shot with another guy and the other 3 shot together. The guy I shot with and myself were running from target to target just to get them all shot. I did okay, but the others all dropped a bunch of points. The guy I shot with dropped 11 points in 3 targets. Needless to say there were some very unhappy people. The problem I have with the whole thing was they waited until it was to late to bust the group. This should have been done one of the four times an official came back to check on us. Never the less the MAC has lost several good shooters. In my opinion, the MAC drpped the ball. I hope they will learn from this and make things better for those that chose to continue to shoot the MAC. I, along with others have learned. That is to stay away, till they fix the problems. Jeff Borg (unconserned shooter)
That's terrible. If they knew you were going to be strapped for time, why in the world did they send 5 people in a group.
I am sure there were some very unhappy shooters in your group. Why didn't the range offical tell you earlier that time was going to be a problem and break the group sooner.
Having to run between targets is not right. The other shooters didn't have to run between targets.Chris Christenson - Admin
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That just plain sucks. Is it stated in the rules of the MAC for time limit to shoot a complete course? I just wasn't up to shooting it this past weekend because I have been traveling for work all last week. After hearing that I am happy I did not go. The MAC good be a really good org. and I know a handful of people try hard but they just make some bad decisions sometimes. I look forward to shooting with you when the indoor season starts.
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Like DBL'em said, there were 10 or more targets that were 20 yrds or less. And when you have 4 comp. guys that can shoot, there is usually 1 or more kick outs. There were several goups of 3 that had an advantage over some of the larger groups. There was even a group of 7. Now that is just plain dumb.
Chopper, there is no rule for time allowed to shoot the course, just a deadline of 4:00 pm. The funny thing was they didn't have the scores done till almost 6:00 pm. I don't see why making us rush was such a big deal.
Another thing, I shot the Money class and won it. They handed me my big check for all of $26.00. It cost me $30.00 to shoot it. I didn't even break even. All that aggervation for $26 doesn't seem worth it.
Do they have any of the scores posted. I just like to see how everyone finished.
$26 that's sad.Chris Christenson - Admin
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I cant believe what I am reading!!
Im sorry about what happened yesterday but I disagree with what you are posting on here. You were asked by me and another range official if the group you were put with was satisfactory. I asked you and B.R. personally!! I recall both of you telling us that yes, that was fine. If fact, you stated that you would like to shoot together anyway. If you were not happy with the situation, I feel that you were given every opportunity to state otherwise seems how I asked you twice. And, I did volunteer to be your scorekeeper if you didnt want to go out in a group of five. Yes, I said that I really didnt feel like going back out, but I would. I said that twice also. Another thing...if there were range officials checking on you numerous times, at what time did you ask for a scorekeeper to break the group to get you through the course quicker? Yes a group of 5 will require more time to shoot but who knew how long it would take exactly??
Cindy @ MAC Central
MAC Rules state: Article IV, Section A, #1, letter t. There is a 12:00pm noon registration deadline and a 4:00pm deadline for submitting scorecards on Sunday at the Championship Shoot.
It was suppose to be 100.
If you get on the website for the mac it states 100 dollars for the winner,I was discusted,now I feel like puking...
I was wondering if there were a pack of dogs,I know I saw atleast 2 wolfs and 2 coyotes,alot of the same targets...like deer,I was expecting everyone to be different really...and atleast a few at 50 for us comp shooters.
35-40% is underestimating 20 yard shots...I shot the same course you guys did,come on,once we hit the woods,what the hell was that.
I thought I was a cub shooter again.
7-9 targets in a row?
bullstine.........Ridiculous target selection for a so renown shoot.
I looked forward to that shoot for months,I thought it sucked.Sorry I have nothing less to look forward to and don't care if I go to it next year really.I had more fun at monroe qualifying,thanks.
The rules state that there will be a $100 prize awarded to the TOP GUN, not every class.
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you can disagree with me all you want. I was told by Dave S. that they did not have enough score keepers to go around. At that point I didn't care. My issue is not that I had 5 people in my group, it is that the MAC screwed up by not breaking the group sooner. You can try all you want to take the blame off the MAC, but it is your responsablity, not mine to ask for a score keeper. As far as that goes, when does having a score keeper even make differece? You people didn't require it at any qualifiers.
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Cindy in response to your e-mail:
Hi Jeff,
I just read your post on 3dshoots.com. I have a few
questions for you. First, I stood there and asked you
and Bryan personally if you guys were ok with the
group that we had arranged. I recall both you and
Bryan saying that it was fine. Why on earth didnt you
say anything at that point about having too many
people in the group? I stood there and said that I
would go as a scorekeeper...yes I said I really didnt
want to go out again but I would. I said that more
than once!! Dave Shumway was right there with me and
recalls the same conversation. Did you ever ask for a
second scorekeeper when visited by range officials on
the course???? Once I found out the story behind
Bryan being so upset, I fought...fought HARD for you
guys. There was no reason at all that any of you
should have been rushed on that course. That was a
long course and it took 4 hours or more for groups of
3 to get thru there. If you do the math, a group of 5
should be allowed at least 5 hours for that course and
that's not allowing time to pull arrows and walk to
the next target. I was VERY upset myself when I heard
that you guys were rushed. I personally,and
especially the guys at ALA worked hard for this shoot
this year and its a bit disappointing to see messages
like yours posted all over. For being Pro/Semi-Pro
shooters, some of the guys sure have poor
sportsmanship. I went out to let Bryan know that we
needed to check his equipment yesterday not knowing he
was upset about anything and he was down right rude to
me. For what reason??? He also had every chance in
the world to change the situation from the start but
chose not to. We, all of us that have a part in
running the MAC, are not claiming to be Pros/Semi-Pros
so we are bound to make mistakes. So, please, if you
ever hear or see something that doesnt seem quite
right...dont be afraid to voice your opinion on the
spot. Sometimes people appreciate that little added
help. Jeff, Im sorry that you and the others in your
group had a bad experience this year. I hope that one
day you can attempt to help us rather than hurt us by
posting negative messages.
Cindy @ MAC Central
1. Yes I recall you coming over to our group and asking if this group was OK. We really didn't have a choice I thought, since Dave told me there were no available scorekeepers. I don't recall you asking ME if we needed you to keep score. The number of shooters in the group wasn't an issue at that point.
2. What exactly were you fighting for? It was all said and done by that time.
3. Since you yourself realized that it was taking groups of 3 or 4 at least 4 hours, you yourself should have known that a group of 5 would be at least 5 hours. Why wasn't someone sent out to us when you had more scorekeepers available who were willing to go out. Even at the halfway point it could have helped so we wouldn't have had to rush. When the Range Official came out to check on us 3 different times what was he doing? Was he checking our time? Why wasn't a scorekeeper offered to us any an of these times?
4. As an "Amateur" shooter (not Pro or Semi-Pro), I don't feel it's my responsibility to ask for a scorekeeper, it's the officials of the MAC to realize the potential for a problem and fix it, such as needing a scorekeeper. It's obvious by your e-mail and the amount of trips the officials made out to check on us, that you all knew we weren't going to make it by 4:00 p.m.
5. My point is this, I never had a problem with the group I was shooting with, the problem is that the MAC is trying to make this all seem to be MY problem instead of theirs. My only problem is that the MAC didn't act in a professional manner by maintaining a shooting schedule as needed, doing whatever it takes to ensure that all shooters have the opportunity to finish the course without being rushed.
6. Now, with the course having to be finished by 4:00 p.m., why did it take until 6:00 p.m. to start giving out the awards? Since the 4:00 deadline was such a big deal, the awards should have started right away. Don't tell me you wait until all scores are in to start tallying totals. That just wouldn't make sense or be the smartest thing to do. Surely, you are getting final totals together as they come in so everyone is ready to start the awards ceremony by 4:00 when the last group comes in. So why then, did we all have to stand around for 2 hours?
What if....
As far as I can tell,there is no doubt in my mind that the mac was not coordinated at all properly,even from my standpoint and veiw.
I got shooting at around 11:00,w/a group of 4.
When I got done at 3,everything was being shut down,food and all was getting put away,and I was thirsty and hungry when I got done people.
What was I suppose to pack a lunch....
I am not the one complaining about the being rushed issue...but 12 to 4 was what I thought the rules were.
But next time I'll make sure I wake up at 4,and drive for 2 hours to shoot at 1/2 yard off stakes for a hour at 20 yards before going out.
Maybe the 50 yard PRACTICE stake shouldn't even have been out there and removed and placed at 10.
I don't know about other comp shooters but when a mbr or cub wins the top gun something is not quite right,is it boys and girls.
I'll leave my mckenzie cards at home next time at my next MAC shoot too,cindy.
If you could get any targets you wanted from ganders funds,how come there were 2 or 3 of the same targets,no BISON like on your flyer,no sheep,no hyeena,no lion,no jaguar,no gazelle,fallow deer,no javalina,should I go on...
For my first year in getting my foot in the door in tournament archery,Which I love so dearly todate.
How come I feel like Jeffro and many others including myself where not impressed with the MAC tournament?
I payed a total of 45 dollars to shoot in a semi-pro event that got me a Local 461 aurora water bottle,a 10 dollar off coupon to gander mountain to my next purchase of 50 dollars or more,and a 2004 archery deer hunting information sheet that is readily available when I purchase my deer tags this fall.
Not to mention the gas to travel all over creation and the time I spent to find out what the MAC is all about.I did get food as well.
I do this for fun,but take it to my heart and my livelyhood and look to the future to be a better archer.
This years Mac tournament did very little in my eyes to say the least but leave me with a empty stomach.
I was not to happy my sight was off during the shoot and I didn't shoot as well as I have been due to that fact alone.
But,really I was wondering what jeffro feels like with his whole wad of lute he won,a tank of gas for you dude?
Maybe even a towel,headband, or a pair of running shorts...for next years event.....
You might want to buy some rhinehart cards......
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I really don't believe that the answer lies in going tit-for-tat.
I think we are forgetting here what the MAC is (a group of clubs) the MAC board merely steps in to resolve issues.
What I would like to know is what is the proposed solution from the shooters and please keep in mind we are all here because of the love of archery. Unfortunately sometimes i think we forget that. Brendaundefinedundefined
Lil' Cherokee is right. It's unfortunate that something like this has happened. Now the question is how does the MAC fix it so it doesn't happen again.Chris Christenson - Admin
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2hr wait after 4pm
I would say the biggest annoyance to many was the long wait after the last group walked off at 4pm and the awarding of prizes at about 6pm, especially when the food people packed up and left by 4pm.
Personally I wouldn't mind seeing it set-up similar to the ASA and have a shotgun start w/ 4 random people to a group. That would be 120 people and I don't think that many shot this weekend. Start at 10-11am and be done by 3-4pm all in one day.
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Indians finalize Opening Day roster, Carrasco named fifth starter
(GOODYEAR, Ariz.) – The Cleveland Indians Opening Day roster is set.
The Tribe finalized its 25-man roster on Wednesday informing RHP Carlos Carrasco that he locked down the final spot in the starting pitching rotation, while optioning RHP Josh Tomlin to Triple-A Columbus.
The Indians also announced that right-handers Scott Atchison and Blake Wood locked down the final two spots in the club's bullpen.
Filling these final three roster spots completes the Indians 25-man roster for Opening Day, March 31 in Oakland.
Despite veteran slugger Jason Giambi opening the season on the DL (non-displaced rib fracture), he will still travel with the Indians for their opening series against the Athletics. Michael Bourn will open the 2014 season on the DL (hamstring) also, however it is unclear if he will travel to Oakland with the club.
Pitching match ups have been set already for the Tribe's opening series. They'll look like this:
Monday, March 31 – RHP Justin Masterson vs. RHP Sonny Gray
Tuesday, April 1 – RHP Corey Kluber vs. LHP Scott Kazmir
Wednesday, April 2 – RHP Zach McAllister vs. RHP Jesse Chavez
Salazar is expected to start the Tribe's home opener against the Minnesota Twins on Friday, April 4 at Progressive Field.
Here's what the Indians Opening Day roster will look like:
Starting pitchers:
RHP Justin Masterson
RHP Corey Kluber
RHP Zach McAllister
RHP Danny Salazar
RHP Carlos Carrasco
Position players:
Asdrubal Cabrera SS
Nick Swisher 1B
Jason Kipnis 2B
Carlos Santana 3B/C
Yan Gomes C
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David Murphy OF
Nyjer Morgan OF
RHP John Axford
RHP Cody Allen
LHP Marc Rzepczynski
LHP Josh Outman
RHP Bryan Shaw
RHP Scott Atchison
RHP Blake Wood
RHP Vinnie Pestano
INF/OF Mike Aviles
INF/OF Ryan Raburn
INF Lonnie Chisenhall
INF/OF Elliot Johnson
OF Michael Bourn
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Pokemon League: Saturday at 11am-1pm
Every Week–Pokemon league. ;-) This has been going SUPER well. We have a great group of players showing up and lots of fun being had by players from young to full on adult.
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Catching the Game: PENN (4-5, 3-3 Ivy) vs. Cornell (2-7, 1-5 Ivy)
|Saturday, Nov. 23 at 1 p.m. | at Franklin Field
Penn Ticket Office | 215-UofP-TIX
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PHILADELPHIA -For the 120th time, Penn and Cornell will face off on the gridiron. In the fifth-most played rivalry in college football history, the Quakers hold the all-time edge, 69-45-5. Saturday's matchup will mark the 26th consecutive year the game has served as the season finale for both teams and is also Senior Day for 21 members of the Class of 2014. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. The game can be seen on the Penn Sports Network.
The Penn-Cornell Series—120th Meeting
Penn has won 69 of the first 119 meetings, including five of the last six and 10 of the last 13. However, the Big Red were victorious in their last visit to Franklin Field in 2011. Head Coach Al Bagnoli is 15-6 against Cornell.
Trustees' Cup
Started in 1995, Penn has won the Trustees' Cup 12 times. This will be the 19th time the cup has been awarded to the winner of the Penn-Cornell game in honor of the fifth-longest rivalry in college football.
Senior Class of 2014
Penn's senior class enters its final game with an overall record of 24-15 (.615), including an impressive mark of 20-7 (.741) against the Ivy League. Heading into their final game at Franklin Field, the current Penn seniors are 14-5 (.737) overall at home and 11-2 (.846) against Ivy League opponents. Most importantly, the Class of 2014 has two Ivy League championship rings.
Rising in the Record Books
Senior wide receivers Ryan Mitchell and Conner Scott continue to move up among Penn's all-time top 10 in career receptions and career receiving yards. Mitchell and Scott are both within reach of their 100th career catch on Saturday. Mitchell, who has a reception in 28 of the last 29 games, is just one catch shy of the mark, while Scott is six receptions away (he had six catches last week). To date, only seven players in the program's 137-year history have ever reached 100 career receptions—the last to do so was Braden Lepisto with 102 from 2005-07. Earlier this year, Mitchell and Scott hit 1,000 career receiving yards to become the 16th and 17th players in program history to reach that particular milestone. Mitchell has recently cracked Penn's all-time top 10 in career receiving yards with 1,358 (eighth all-time), while Scott has 1,167 yards (13th all-time) and is 63 yards away from reaching the school's top 10 in that category.
Quick Quaker Notes
Penn's opponent has scored first in six of the last seven games ... The Quakers have forced a turnover in each of their last 10 Ivy games and 23 total in that time (16 interceptions, seven fumbles) ... Penn is 4-0 all-time in its alternate red jerseys.
Penn Scoring Trend
Penn has gone 122 consecutive home games without being shut out. They have never been shut out at home in the Al Bagnoli era. The last time this occurred was a 24-0 loss to Dartmouth on November 18, 1989.
Winning Ways
With a win on Saturday, Penn would clinch yet another season at .500 or better under head coach Al Bagnoli. In 22 years under Bagnoli, the Quakers have had just one losing campaign (4-6 in 2007). In fact, Penn has won at least six games in 15 of his 21 years at the helm, including six perfect Ivy seasons and three overall unbeaten seasons.
Coaching Changes
Over the last 22 years, every man who has taken a head coaching job in the Ivy League has lost to Al Bagnoli. The only exception at this point is David Archer, who is in his first season at Cornell and has yet to face Coach Bagnoli. Since Coach Bagnoli took over at Penn in 1992, the other seven schools have combined for 23 different head coaches and every Ivy school has had at least one coaching change (17 total). Bagnoli has beaten five different coaches at Cornell and four different coaches at Columbia (he's beaten Pete Mangurian at both those schools). And for a little fun with the longest tenured Ivy League head coach, here's what was happening in 1992 when Bagnoli took over at Penn:
• - Cornell head coach David Archer was in grade school.
• - A Few Good Men and A League of Their Own were in theaters
• - MTV introduced the first season of The Real World.
• - Jump by Kris Kross and Black or White by Michael Jackson topped the charts.
• - Tom Kite won the U.S Open in golf.
• - Andrew Agassi and Steffi Graf won Wimbledon.
• - Troll dolls and the Super Soaker 100 were the most popular toys.
• - Penn was coming off a 2-8 season - its worst in a decade.
• - There have been six Presidential elections since Bagnoli took office at Penn.
NCAA Record
No program in the history of college football—at any level—has played more games than Penn. Every time they play, the Quakers set an NCAA record. Saturday's game will be the 1,343rd in the Red and Blue's illustrious history. Penn remains the only program to pass 1,300 games, hitting that mark on Oct. 31, 2009 in an overtime win at Brown. Yale is second all-time with 1,290 games played.
A Penn Win Today Would…
... mark Coach Bagnoli's 21st season at .500 or better in 22 years.
... be the sixth in the last seven games against Cornell.
... mark the sixth straight winning season in Ivy play.
... snap a three-game Ivy League losing streak.
A Penn Loss Today Would…
... be the second straight to Cornell at Franklin Field.
... mark just the second losing season under Coach Bagnoli.
... mark Penn's first four-game Ivy League losing streak since 2005.
… be less good than a win.
Last Time Out
What had the looks of a long Saturday afternoon for Penn nearly turned into the greatest comeback in college football history. The Quakers trailed at Harvard, 38-0, late in the third quarter, but mounted a near-historic comeback before the potential game-tying drive fell 20 yards short in a 38-30 loss. (The largest comeback in Division I history is 35 points.) Penn trailed 31-0 at the half and Harvard scored at the start of the third. The Quakers finally got on the board with 4:25 left in the third quarter and then scored again on the second play of the fourth quarter to pull within 38-14. Following a three-and-out from Harvard, the Quakers added another score and a two-point conversion. And after another three-and-out, the Quakers marched 70 yards and made it a one-score game with a touchdown and two-point conversion. The defense forced another punt and Penn's final drive started at its own 30 with 3:42 to play and no timeouts left. Twice on the drive, Penn converted on fourth down to keep hope alive. The first was a 16-yard pass from Becker which tipped off the hands of Ty Taylor and right to a waiting Ryan Mitchell at midfield. Faced with 4th-and-5 from the Harvard 42 later in the drive, Becker hit senior Conner Scott for eight yards to the Harvard 34. Two plays later, Becker would connect with Taylor for eight yards and a first down, getting out of bounds with under a minute to play. After a one-yard gain, Becker looked for Scott in the end zone, but his pass was just out of the reach of the diving receiver. Third down saw an incomplete pass to Kyle Wilcox in the flat, and on fourth down Becker's pass over the middle was deflected by Harvard in the secondary and fell to the ground to halt the near-record setting comeback.
Up Next
Penn begins preparations for the 2014 season.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Athletic Media Relations Director Seth Montgomery and the Brevard College Sport Information Department is pleased to announce the release of the 2010-2011 Brevard College Athletic Yearbook online for fans and media to view and print out, free of charge.
The 2010-2011 Athletic Yearbook was designed and edited by the Brevard College Sport Information Staff, with help provided by various Brevard College student-athletes and members of the BC Coaching staff.
Several features in the Athletic Yearbook include Athletic Administrative staff biographies, the 2010-2011 Brevard Athletics Year in Review, a season-in-review and section for each of the 19 athletic programs Brevard College offers, recognition of the Champs/Life Skills winners, BC Honors and Awards and much, much more.
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Green River Community College has been awarded a grant to launch the South King County College Access Network with a goal to increase college enrollment and completion among South King County students.
The Green River Community College Foundation named Susan Benedict chair of its board of directors at its Dec. 4 executive committee board meeting. She will serve out the remainder of the outgoing president Denton Hanford's term in addition to a two year term set to begin July 1, 2013.
In response to community demand, Green River Community College's Professional and Technical Division will be offering a Certified Nurse Assistant course at Birch Creek apartments in Kent starting Winter Quarter.
Green River was recently honored with a visit by a delegation of Chinese representatives from the Civil Aviation Flight University of China.
The Green River men's basketball team (5-2) received some good news as fall quarter finals began on Monday, when it was announced that the team was ranked eighth in the first Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges coaches' poll of the season.


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Flu Facts for People With Cancer and Cancer Survivors.
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Good article Gavin. I push the flu shot heavily around our house even when no one had cancer. And now the rule is you have to have the flu shot to visit once flu season rolls around here (usually after the first of the year). Everyone in the house gets it. And I always encourage my patients and caregivers to get it. The only hold out is my mother in law who thinks she gets the flu from it.....very hard to do since it is an inactive virus but for some people as their immune system is ramping up and making antibodies after the vaccine may have mild flu like symptoms.....usually a low grade temp and body aches. You can only get the flu from the nasal spray which is a weakened live virus.
Can you tell it's one of my soap boxes?
Good rule you have there Kris re everyone who wants to visit getting their flu jabs first! My dad used to get it too and my mum also gets one each year, she has copd. Just waiting on the district nurse coming to see her to give to her this year. We start flu season quite early here in Scotland and I know that some health boards have already started getting the jabs done this year!
I think that it's only kids here in Scotland that get the nasal spray, everyone else gets the jab in the arm! Here's another link that I think is informative as well -
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And a good soap box you have there too Kris, well worthy I say!
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Definitely another good one, Gavin. I have three big soap boxes that always get me riled up....flu shots (vaccines in general), over use of anti-bacterial products and women with heart disease especially heart attacks (it's better now because we are changing how the medical field looks at women and heart disease).
My husband will laugh if someone gets me started on those because I can be very passionate. And of course I am adding cancer now too....educating people about cholangiocarcinoma since so few people know about it.
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The last time Utah honored the legacy of Rick Majerus, the team went out and played its best game of the season from start to finish.
A rousing win over Boise State served as the net result, as dominating a victory as Utah has experienced this year.
On Saturday against Colorado, Utah will retire Majerus' sweater and hang it in the rafters where it has belonged for so long. The players will try to honor the former coach, who died in December.
"We really want to win this game," senior forward Cedric Martin said. "We know what he's meant to the program. He built this program."
Majerus led the Utes to the national title game in 1998. He consistently made the NCAA Tournament, and recruited such stars as Andre Miller, Keith Van Horn, Michael Doleac and Andrew Bogut, along with Britton Johnsen to the hill.
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Ray Price doing well following kidney stone surgery
Listen to Ray Price on iHeartRadio
Ray Price is reportedly doing well following surgery Wednesday. The country legend underwent a procedure at a Nashville hospital to remove kidney stones.
His wife Janie said in a Facebook post shortly after the operation that Ray "came through the surgery with no complications of any kind." She added that his pain was subsiding, and he was "finally getting a peaceful look on his face." Janie also said the surgeon put stents into Ray, which should prevent future complications.
Price was readmitted to the hospital last week in "severe pain" from the kidney stones, which developed as a result of the dehydration that landed him in the hospital last month.
Janie also noted in another post that the surgeon was playing a Ray Price CD during the operation. She said the surgical nurse told her everyone in the operating room was "all so pleased to get to be listening to Ray Price music while Ray Price himself is on the table!"
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Roper scores 32 in Tornados loss to LimestoneNovember 27, 2010
Brevard falls to 0-2 on the year in 78-76 loss to Saints
Gaffney, S.C. - Josh Roper scored 22 of his game high 32 points in the second half, including the Tornados first 17 points of the half in leading the comeback, but late free throws again took down the Tornados as Limestone went five of six from the charity stripe in the final 16 seconds of the game as Brevard fell in Timken Center, 78-76.
Roper led Brevard (0-2) with 32 points, connecting on 13 of 25 from the floor, nine of 14 in the second half in his attempt to rally the Tornados from a four-point halftime deficit. Gaither Hendrix added 12 points and three assists, while Josh Jordan pulled down a team-high seven rebounds. Vincent Dombrowski continued the Tornados streak of hitting a three-pointer at the buzzer, connecting from just behind half court as time expired in the contest to round out the scoring leaders with seven points.
Jarrell Douglass led three Saints (3-0) in double figures with 26 points and added nine rebounds in the contest. Stewart Clark and Joe Raga added 10 points apiece as the Saints connected on 43.6 percent of their field goal attempts in the game. Danny Friend also pulled down nine rebounds in the contest to lead the Saints on the boards.
A three-pointer by Ashton Ford gave the Saints the 12-11 lead at the 16:01 mark in the first half, but coming out of the media timeout, the Tornados went on an 8-0 run, capped by a three-pointer by Roper to go up 19-12 with 13:13 to play in the opening period. The lead would expand to 23-14 following a jumper by Jackson, before the Saints went on a run of their own, cutting the lead back to 28-26, before a three-pointer by Kenny Fluellen completed the comeback as Limestone took a 29-28 lead with 7:09 in the half.
The teams would go back and forth the remainder of the opening half, until Douglas went on a personal 7-2 run against the Tornados to close out the half as the Saints held the 38-34 lead at the break.
Roper reeled off the first six points of the half to give the Tornados the 40-38 lead, but Limestone took charge, going up 50-42 off a three-pointer by Bogdan at the 15:48 mark.
Brevard steadily chipped away at the lead throughout the half, tying it up at 57, 59 and 61, before taking the lead for the first time in the second half at 70-69 off a layup by Drew Schauss with 3:00 to play.
Douglass would give the lead back to the hosts for good with a pair of free throws with 2:45 to play. A desperation half-court shot bounced off the backboard and into the net at the buzzer for Dombrowski to finish the scoring in the contest as the Tornados fell to the Saints on Saturday afternoon, 78-76.
For the contest, the Tornados were 31-69 (44.9%) from the floor, hitting 52.9 percent of their shots in the second half in the comeback. Brevard also held the rebounding edge over the Saints, pulling down 37 rebounds to Limestone's 34, but the decisive edge in the contest came at the free throw line as the Saints went 23 of 29 from the charity stripe, while the Tornados were eight of 12.
Brevard continues on the road, heading to Banner Elk, N.C. to take on Lees-McRae College on Monday, November 29th. Tipoff for the game between the Tornados and the Bobcats in Williams Gymnasium is set for 7 p.m.


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Tadao Ando
By Francesco Dal Co
"Architecture not only mirrors the times; it must also offer
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- Tadao Ando
This Spring Tadao Ando became the 59th recipient of the AIA gold medal; the highest honor conferred by the American architectural establishment.
The book, a comprehensive monograph of Ando's work, examines over one hundred buildings and projects designed between 1969 - 94, illustrated by photographs, plans and exquisite sketches.
Francesco Dal Co introduces this detailed survey, which ranges from the smallest of Ando's private houses from the 1970's to such major commisions as the Church on the Water, Hokkaido (1981), the Japanese Pavilion for Expo 92 in Seville, and the Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum (1992). A selection of Ando's own writings over the past fifteen years are also featured, giving an insight into the development of this unique architect's work. An interview with Hiroshi Maruyama accompanies a selection of essays by a range of respected International critics including Peter Eisenman, Kenneth Frampton, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani and Fredric Jameson.
Covered in snow from December to April, the area becomes a beautiful white expanse of land. Water has been diverted from a nearby river, and a man-mane pond 90x45 meters has been created. The depth of the pond was carefully set so that the surface of the water would be subtlu affected by the wind, and even a slight breeze would cause ripples./Tadao Ando
For an architect, creator in a barren land, building structures is the projection of his strong commitment to the future. What matters most is the intensity of that commitment as reflected in the architecture. Only when a building opens up a new world does it provide truly fresh stimulation./Tadao Ando
Light is the origin of all being. Striking the surface of things, light grants them an outline; gathering shadows behind things, it gives them depth. Things are articulated around borders of light and darkness, and obtain their individual form, discovering interrelationships, and become infinitely linked."/Tadao Ando
A site has a distinct field of force that affects man. The field is a language, yet not a language. The logic of nature affects one subjectively, and becomes clear only to those who seriously attempt to perceive it. Architecture is ultimately a question of how one responds to these demands made by the land./Tadao Ando
Publisher: Phaidon
Last updated: December 19, 2013
See also
Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum
Naoshima Island, Japan
Chikatsu-Asuka Historical Museum
Osaka, Japan
Garden of Fine Arts
Kyoto, Japan
Feelings are facts
Beijing, China
Florian Idenburg & Jing Liu Pole Dance
New York, New York, USA
Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
New York, New York, USA


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holy fuckin shit fezat .... thats all i gotta say about that
I'm so ill I don't need a fucking signature!!!!
how the hell do you do those effects fezat? They simply blow my mind.
the splatter, the textured gradient in the bottom piece, the fading keyline around everything... everything!
fezat fo show
Suck it donny!!
Damn fezat raped the competition.
should be a clean sweep by fezat ... might as well end it now koper
I'm so ill I don't need a fucking signature!!!!
i liked fezat eventhough he ''copied'' me with the effects from the last battle
fezat is supa.... but it sucks to vote all the weeks for da same man.. il give my vote to zotos
give a chimp 1200 micrograms of lsd, and some oil markers, u got me.
Fezat is a fucking technician.
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QUOTE (koper @ Jul 16 2006, 10:25 PM)crikey gov'na!
fezat that is so good
You got a bag full of paint, a head full of brain
No snow, no rain, ain't got no complaint
Like you high on that krylon running through your veins
You look like a war vet starin at them trains - Atmosphere
yo fezt is ill...i end up voting for fezat in almost every battle..keep it up
i was hopin to see sumthin besides a hiphop theme so didnt vote fezat even though he def kills it
i wanted to do a metal theme for this but im not good enuf to compete lol...
damn.. fezat
zotos was great too

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see that is the useless, pointless chit chat that we need more of. thank you ume for blessing this thread with your amazing skills at being useless .

considering i colored it during my wife being in labor in the hospital i think i did alright ... I HATE HOSPITALS!!!!!!!!
I'm so ill I don't need a fucking signature!!!!
fezat that shit is fucking amazing. the only thing i can think of that gets that kind of color is oil pastels or chalk pastels but im not shure.
Voted Fezat due to the fact he jus killed it, zotos was good aswell.
No competition - Fezat... Awesome... Although the Babu pic is a bit on the slim side, still, a great piece of art...
hahahaha fezats is stupidly goood! clean sweep?