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FULTON – Itawamba AHS Lady Indians head coach Devin Hill feels his team is in a hole in Division 1-4A play of their own making.
The Lady Indians undid part of that hole Friday.
Avoiding the division leader Shannon Lady Raiders hustling style of play, the Lady Indians imposed their quickness and controlled the tempo for a 71-52 victory in a battle of top teams in 1-4A. It was the first division loss for Shannon, who fell to 6-1 in division play.
"We like to focus on the game we're playing and (make) the other team play our brand of basketball," Itawamba head coach Devin Hill said. "We controlled ourselves tonight."
After a bit of back-and-forth to begin the contest, Itawamba closed the first quarter with a bit of a push. Kim Mallory began the final two minutes of the period with a layup, the beginning of a 7-2 spurt.
Mallory, who finished with 28 points, also ended the period with a rebound and basket with 4 seconds to play for a 22-14 lead by the Lady Indians.
Itawamba held form in the second quarter, finding ways around the physical Shannon defense. Constance Dunn pushed the ball down the court quickly for a fast-break layup with 5 seconds left in the half for a 39-30 advantage.
"I think we dug ourselves a hole in division play," said Hill, whose Lady Indians improved to 16-4 overall and 4-2 in the division. "We got out of that hole by one game tonight."
The portion of the contest that put Itawamba over the top was to begin the third quarter. There, the Lady Indians out scored the Lady Raiders 17-2, with Mallory and Jamyia Hill each hitting two baskets, increasing their lead to 54-32.
Itawamba's biggest advantage was in the fourth quarter at 67-39.
Tori Mallory tallied 13 points for Itawamba. Bieh Mitchell was tops for Shannon with 15.
(B) Shannon 104, Itawamba AHS 42: A tremendous defensive effort by the Raiders (16-5, 6-1) propelled them to a 38-4 first quarter lead.
"We played well especially on defense, and that's what we've been focusing on all season," Shannon head coach Cedric Brim said. "We were able to get in transition, and that's what we like to do."
Five Raiders scored in double figures, with Sean Watkins leading the way with 21.
Shannon remained in second place in the division with the victory.


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Lessons Learned From a Vacation Without Reservations
What would happen if you took a trip without any plans? No itinerary. No guidebooks. No GPS. No cell phone. No hotels booked. Travel the old-fashioned way: using advice from folks you meet along the way. We dropped our reporter in France and told him: Wing it! How'd he do? Let's just say he returned with almost no reservations.
It cut through the Amboise Forest, but the road had no name, none that we knew anyway, which was perfect. As my wife, Robin, and I drove south between two rivers, the Loire and the Cher, spotted sunlight warmed the tunneled lane. Signs said to watch for cyclists and tractors. A particularly French pairing, I thought. We'd also been told, by the helpful wine seller back in Paris who had pointed us to this very spot, to watch for small dirt drives with markers for vineyards. "You have to follow your feelings," Johan Pascaud-Blandin, the young man, had advised.
See where the locals took our writer.
Follow our feelings—that's something I've long thought was a lost art in travel. Everything now is so digitized, geo-located, Instagrammed, ranked by a gauntlet of faceless trip advisers. And that's before we've even left home. Never before have travelers had more information and more possibilities. Our wanderlust has been corrupted by a kind of anxiety for the Ultimate Experience.
In fact, my five-day trip to France was meant to buck the overdigitized state of travel. I asked myself, What if I spent a whole trip with no reservations? No Lonely Planet, no Airbnb, no iPhone. I had traveled without plans in Andalucía four years back and ended up in the greatest little whitewashed village in the middle of their running-with-the-bull fest (that's one bull, singular). And I'd recounted the adventure a hundred times. So what if I unplugged, truly, and leaned on locals for my every next move?
"The ground rules I set were simple: Start in Paris. Progress via face-to-face suggestions."
The ground rules I set were pretty simple: Start in Paris. Progress via face-to-face suggestions. Every single decision would come from a local source, unaffiliated with any official tourism gig, beginning with what area and town to visit each day. Inns, cafes, art galleries, fresh markets, hiking trails, back roads. This little experiment was risky, perhaps even disastrous, especially for a guy with nil language skills. But I figured there were worse places in the world to be lost.
Which is how we ended up—well, somewhere near the Loire Valley, a two-hour drive southwest of Paris. We had asked Johan for his favorite stretch of Sauvignon vineyards, and the deal was to trust the local wherever he took us. So we rented a little hatchback (picked up directly under the Louvre) and hit the road. Famous for both its grapes and its châteaux, the pastoral Loire wedge east of the city of Tours rolled out exactly as I imagined. Stonewalled villages. Boucheries and patisseries flanking Gothic churches. Corduroy hillsides fanning outward everywhere. And women, normal-looking women, not the casually luxurious sort found in Paris.
We stopped at a crossroads in Saint-Georges-sur-Cher. Here we were, in Johan's favorite cut of wine country, with no next move, when a goofy kid wearing a soccer jersey, 17 years old maybe, hopped out of his coupe with a look of uninitiated friendliness on his face. His name was Florian. In choppy English and with hand signals, we asked him if he could recommend a small hotel or, better, anyone nearby with a back cottage. A glow came over his face. There was a place, the old mill, a rich man and his wife, two rooms, not far. Florian seemed more than pleased as he drove us the mile to the right road.
"We ended up at a place called Le Moulin du Mesnil, and I'd be lying if I said it didn't make me believe in a god."
The place was called Le Moulin du Mesnil, a limestone mill turned respite, and I'd be lying if I said it didn't make me believe in a god (41400 Saint-Georges-sur-Cher, moulindumesnil.com, rooms from $92). Even in the bliss of Amboise's Sherwood-like forest, a tiny fear had breezed into this optimistic journey: What if I ended up in a crummy town and a damp motel? What if I wasted a full day in France—on my first trip?
Yvonne David's bucolic bed-and-breakfast (or omelet supper if you play your cards right) was affirmation of my anti-planning travel. Robin and I arrived near sundown and slept with the windows open to a private patio and listened to the mill brook at daybreak. Before heading to work, Yvonne, a bubbly, part-time schoolteacher, delivered fig bread and coffee, then pulled out two bikes from her barn, penciling out a route along the Cher to her favorite small village, Bléré.
Surely, rural France is best viewed by bike. Four easy miles took us by an early-season poppy field, crumbling homesteads, and an amazing château, Chenonceau, which arches across the Cher like a kingly aqueduct (37150 Chenonceaux, chenonceau.com, tickets from $15). A onetime country manor for royalty, the 16th-century castle is predictably opulent inside, but surprisingly cozy as well . Five miles farther, Bléré (population: 5,000) was one camera shop bigger than a village. The young guy who sold us a new battery charger pointed us to lunch at a sidewalk cafe called La Sarrazine, where the 20-something chef hand-delivered our meals (21 rue du Pont, 37150 Bléré, 011-33/2-47-30-33-52, salted scallop crepes, $15). From there, we rode on to meet Yvonne's favorite Loire vintner, Bruno Curassier of Domaine de la Grange, for a quick six-bottle tasting. The tasting is free, though you have to agree to buy at least one bottle (Rue de la Grange, 37150 Bléré, lagrange-curassier.fr, bottles starting at $6). In his honor, I named our red rental car Rosie, pronounced happily like the pink wine.
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Political Truth and the Cosmic Errors of Liberalism (1.10.11)
I hope it goes without saying that contemporary "Republicanism" is hardly the opposite of leftism. Rather, it's more like an obstacle, or bump in the road to socialism. More often than not it's just the crooked officer who wants his piece of the pie and can be appeased with bribes. Although more people call themselves conservative than liberal, there are in fact more "principled" liberals than principled conservatives.
Schuon is never explicitly political, but he frequently slips in a page-stopping observation that is pregnant with political implications. It would be strictly impossible to be a student of his and also be a leftist, just as it would be impossible for any seriously religious person to be a leftist. Not that there aren't religious leftists. It's just that their values are deeply at odds with the "perennial religion," and when push comes to shove, it is clear that they derive their values from politics, not religion; or, if from religion, they deeply misunderstand its esoteric and often even plain meaning. Rather, they simply use religion as a vehicle to advance their political agenda, an agenda that is rooted in ungoverned feeling. Everyone knows this, which is why the Democrat candidates are so awkward and unnatural when they talk about religion.
Edwards is a case in point. From where did he derive his mandate to end poverty -- as if such a thing could be possible, given the constants of human nature? He never explains how the sudden conversion to this mission came about. If it's just his ideology, that's one thing, i.e., the usual Marxist politics of envy, resentment, victimhood, entitlement, and theft. But if it is a "religious" impulse, he needs to explain his reasoning, and how and why it is permissible to force his religious beliefs on the rest of us, for it is hardly self-evident that "charity begins with government coercion."
To the contrary, there is reason to believe that charity ends with government coercion, for it places man either at odds with the collective or helplessly dependent upon it -- a helplessness that will be encouraged as "normative" once the system is in place and human nature, i.e., "gravity," takes care of the rest. Furthermore, this kind of socialist "charity" easily goes "hand in hand with complacency, which annuls its spiritual quality" (Schuon). Socialism never cures human selfishness but breeds it.
A spiritual virtue -- let us say charity -- is "nothing other than consciousness of a reality," in this case, the reality that all men are created equal and that our neighbor is equally precious "in the eyes of the lord." This is fundamentally a consciousness, not merely a "sentiment." If only the latter, then it is likely to be perverted by various forms of "intelligent stupidity," discussed in the last couple of posts.
Thus, "when virtue is purely sentimental, in the sense of being ignorant of the reality to which it relates, it may have a relative utility, but it is nonetheless a spiritual obstacle and source of errors" (emphasis mine). Again, true charity is rooted in consciousness of a reality. It is the very opposite of, say, self-created victims exploiting our sentiments to perpetuate their victimhood and therefore legitimize the presence of their hand in our pocket.
Metaphysical truths, in order to be effective, must become operative in the will. Thus, to transfer responsibility for a dimly perceived spiritual truth to the collective is to render it inoperative, since it relieves man of having to be personally conscious of the principle. But demagogues and narrow-minded moralists don't like to be reminded of this complexity, as they imagine that their "straightforwardness" absolves themselves "of the need for reflection."
For example, a John Edwards or Dennis Kucinich flatters himself by thinking he "speaks truth to power," when he actually speaks seductive lies to the powerless in order to keep them that way (and to keep voting Democrat). After all, it isn't as if the simple behavioral principles for avoiding poverty aren't well understood. But since they require the cultivation of certain timeless virtues -- and don't allow the sentimental liberal to feel good about himself -- the liberal isn't interested.
Is there a single leftist who understands the following principle?: "Too great an indulgence toward others is often caused not by an innate weakness of character but by an actual inability to conceive the frailty of men and the malice of the devil." And the reason they can't conceive of the frailty of men is that it would require too much painful self-examination.
One immediately thinks of the Hollywood left, who presumably project their deep character flaws into those they presume to rescue, which then absolves them of the need to root out their own frailties and rise above themselves. But "to take fallen man as the human norm is to end up idealizing not man but the human animal, the thinking beast." This is why no one is more anti-human than a humanist, for they undermine man's sufficient reason for being, not to mention his rootedness in the transcendent.
A Bill Clinton embodies the "qualities" of earthly intelligence and oily charm; or cunning and seduction; or calculation and hypnosis. As Harvey Mansfeld wrote, he is "the envy of vulgar men," and deservedly so. But as Schuon explains, "cunning" is no more a normal mode of intelligence than paranoia is a normal mode of perception. The latter is not perception but apperception, i.e., the systematic confirmation of one's malevolent suspicions. Keith Olbermann has to be the current poster boy for this dark side of human "knowing"; he is as brutally charmless as Clinton is "charming" to the willfully naive.
Suspicion becomes "illegitimate as soon as it becomes a tendency and a kind of principle, for then it engenders a sickness of the soul that is incompatible with virtue and hence sanctity." "Bush Derangement Syndrome" reflects this principle "gone wild," and we can see the dreadful consequences for the soul drowning in its dark waters. Rational thought becomes impossible, since it it organized by hate, not love. It is similar to moralism, which sunders beauty from truth. In fairness, one also sees this latter problem in certain annoying precincts of the religious right. Morality should never be made to look "disproportionate" by detaching it from truth and beauty. Moralistic virtues merely imitate their archetype, and can in turn become "a form of idolatry" (Schuon).
Here is another principle to which liberals are oblivious: "Rights that are defensive for an isolated individual become aggressive for a collectivity." The latter situation arises from envy and entitlement, not any virtue. As Schuon explains, "There is no legitimate connection between humility and a mere leveling down, for such a leveling is a form of pride since it denies the natural hierarchy of values and men; by this negation it is also opposed to dignity. Humility -- or simplicity -- is never a synonym for egalitarian mediocrity or weakness." Racial quotas based upon group identity are an affront to cosmic reality.
But "To take a collectivity as such as an intellectual norm means the progressive strangulation of intelligence." It means ignoring the reality of man's fallenness, however you wish to conceive it. It amounts to saying that man has "unlimited rights," but no responsibilities. "The consequences of such an attitude are evident: it opens the door to all the vices of human nature and unleashes the downward force of its fall; this is enough to prove it false."
Sorry I have to end abruptly.... no time to edit or spell check.
All the Schuon quotes taken from Spiritual Perspectives and Human Facts
BTW, I hope you've all seen these videos of someone being dragged before the leftist inquisition. I think I have a man-crush....


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Then the acorns start falling and before long the temperatues will be going down. Doesn't feel like it now as it was in the 70's today but Oh so nice outseide. I just had to go for a walk and then got my camera and started to take some pictures.
This is what the drive looks like. It will get worse. Hopefully we will have some wind to blow them off. Along with ehe leaves.
I don't have any quilts to show. None are finished but look what is blooming in the garden. My daughter brought these home from a baby shower they were the favors.
She said to plant them which I did and they have been blooming ever since. At least two month.
Those windows up on the second floor is my sewing porch. It is the first foor of the house. We sit on a hill. I love the woods and never get tired of looking at them.
I'm going to be off to a quilting retreat on Wed. and am so ready for this. Been in the works for several months. I have the kit from Alaska to start sewing up. Will tell more about it when I get home. Will be sure and take some pictures
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Carlos Tevez's penalty ensured that Manchester City's unbeaten start to the season stretched to 15 games in the Premier League.
The Argentine striker, back in the team after three games on the bench, struck three minutes from the break after Marouane Fellaini had tugged Edin Dzeko over in the box.
Fellaini had given the visitors the lead ten minutes earlier, as City had a poor first half which threatened an unbeaten home run in the league which stretches back nearly two years – to when Everton won 2-1 at the City of Manchester Stadium in December 2010.
The draw came at a price, with Aleks Kolarov lasting just six minutesbefore limping off, so Pablo Zabaleta – who had been given a well-earned break on the bench – was again called into action.
But the Blues were lacking in punch and panache for most of the first half, ad it was no great surprise when Everton took a 33rd minute lead.
The Toffees had targeted the suspect City right flank, where Maicon is a far better attacker than he is a defender, and when Leighton Baines swung in a cross and Vincent Kompany could only glance it on, Fellaini was waiting.
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His header was brilliantly beaten out by Joe Hart at point-blank range, but the big Belgian followed in to knee the ball over the line.
At least the goal sparked the Blues into life, and Tevez's clever header was turned round the post by Tim Howard, while Dzeko's volley from Gareth Barry's chest-down was again saved by the keeper.
It was tight, and the Blues needed a stroke of fortune. They got it when Fellaini was judged to have tugged Dzeko to the ground as they awaited a corner.
It was nothing like as blatant as David Luiz's shirt tugging on Kompany last week, or even as bad as Ronnie Stam doing the same to Barry in midweek, but ref Lee Probert pointed to the spot.
Tevez, who has now scored 13 out of 15 penalties for City, confidently stuck his shot down the middle and City were level, two minutes before half time.
The Blues improved massively after the break, penning Everton back for long spells, but in the end were indebted to Hart for a good save late on.
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An Elmira man was found guilty Wednesday in Chemung County Court of stealing copper pipes from the basement of a residence on West Water Street.
Jerry W. Coleman, 41, of 234 Mount Zoar Road, Elmira, was convicted of third-degree burglary and petit larceny, according to Chemung County District Attorney Weeden Wetmore.
Coleman was accused of entering a building on Oct. 31, 2013 and stealing copper pipes.
The homeowner and her brother both testified they saw Coleman leaving the backyard with copper pipes, Wetmore said.
Coleman had pipes in his possession when police captured him in the area of Water and Euclid streets. Those pipes were later matched to pipes in the basement of the West Water Street residence, Wetmore said.
Because he has prior felony convictions, Coleman faces 3.5 to seven years in state prison when he is sentenced April 4. Coleman has 15 prior convictions, including of third-degree burglary, second-degree escape and first-degree falsifying business records, all felonies, Wetmore said.
Assistant District Attorney Damian M. Sonshire tried the case in front of Judge James T. Hayden. Coleman was represented by public defender Scott Fierro.
Elmiran convicted of stealing copper pipes
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Streak of warm, sunny, dry weather continues today, but rain due Sunday
High pressure will allow temperatures to warm today and conditions to remain dry. Sunshine is likely though Massachusetts, and temperatures will climb into the upper 70s, according to the National Weather Service.
"Today's conditions will be more of the same," said Alan Dunham, Weather Service meteorologist. "We are having Groundhog Day in September."
A few clouds might spoil the full sunshine later in the day, but overall pleasant conditions will abound. A mid-morning sea breeze will suppress temperatures a few degrees along the coast. Patchy clouds will develop tonight, as temperatures fall into the upper 50s.
Fog will linger into Saturday, and skies will become partly sunny through the day. Temperatures will crest around 76 degrees, and humidity levels will increase. Another sea breeze will develop during the day, bringing gusts up to 25 miles per hour, forecasters said. A cold front will move into the region overnight, bringing a chance of showers early Sunday, around 3 a.m.
Showers will continue into Sunday morning, there will still be a chance of showers in the afternoon, but the wettest part of the day will be the morning.
A few breaks of sunshine will come late in the afternoon.
Showers will continue Sunday, and should taper off by noon or so. Clouds will cover most of the state through the day, and temperatures will hover in the mid-70s, forecasters said. A few rumbles of thunder are likely to accompany the rain, but no intense storms are likely.
Conditions will improve Monday and remain pleasant through early next week, according to the Weather Service.
"Next week will be like this week," Dunham said. "It will be basically a complete rewind."


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posted on November 26, 2010The Author wins the John Whiting Award
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The Fabulous Lorraine and Fiends
The Fabulous Lorraine and her Fiends invite you in......In Where? In here, where anything probably can and will happen. Be Welcome. Be very welcome.....(Cue Evil Laughter...)
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Cool cake! - At 7:03 PM , EmilyLady said...
Pretty cake.
I see every Fiend agrees with me. Grin. - At 7:05 PM , Kitty Cat said...
who makes this cake?! it is gorgeous.
"i want to go to there..."
have a wonderful party all.
xoxo from rainy LA> - At 7:09 PM , sfmarty said...
wonderful cake.
As for your site, can't read it. It is too large and the words are cut off. (grrrr) - At 7:14 PM , bengalgirl said...
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great show you guys, great birthday present I must say
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- At 10:17 PM , Na said...
Posting here, because I can't seem to get onto the new site. :(
Lovely cake. Very fun evening. Greatly enjoyed the Fiend chatter and being able to see Paul and Lo and Lojo in their element.
'Night from me. - At 1:29 AM , spacedlaw said...
I like this cake much better than last year's, I must say.
- At 8:06 AM , bulfinch's aglaia said...
So, do we still post here? Or is everything going to be on the new site? (as ever, I'm confused...)
- At 8:10 AM , said...
About the party: you know it's a great evening when Lorraine & Paul & Lojo and their guest drummer play for 1 hr 55 min and take a break and no one leaves Charlie's! Standing room all nite.
Happy B'day Lorraine! - At 8:11 AM , dabbler said...
Hope someone is still reading here, as I am baffled about commenting on the new site. I can't login. It says my username is invalid, AND my browser doesn't have cookies enabled. But, in fact, neither is true! When I go into Firefox to enable cookies they already are (as I thought) and neither of the possible usernames works. I get the same message when I click on log-in through Google. Help???
(and the white on black looks pretty...but my eyes hurt after a dozen comments. I'll never make it through our more usual hundred...
Beautiful work, Dr. Wicked! - At 8:12 AM , dabbler said...
ticky box, in case
- At 8:23 AM , Phiala said...
The plan is to move everything there, and make this site go away.
I've had login problems too. The google login didn't work for me in any useful way (though it said I was logged in), and the wp login had some issues too.
Here's the user's colors solution:
Go here: bookmarklets. "Zap colors" is one of the examples in the instructions. Drag it to your bookmark/links bar.
Now go to Q's new site, and click on that new bookmark. Yay readable!
(Bookmarklets in general are wildly useful, but that one is my all-time favorite.) - At 8:28 AM , FabulousLorraine said...
Hello my darlings!
You can leave a comment here and I will get it, or you can e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I know the new site and blog is having some problems, it is not a easy to read, hard to log in, I don't like names after comments, or having the comments numbered. Among other things.
Think of the new site as Beta. We , Dr Wicked and Myself, with the help of all of you, will be working them out.
May well come back to blogger.
But we will have a home, my Fiends, I promise you! Stay with me please... - At 8:36 AM , Phiala said...
No need to come back to Blogger. Word Press can be made to do anything your heart desires. Betas are always a bit wonky.
No worries, we all understand. And none of us mean to sound like we're ungrateful, we just want to mention things that might need improvement.
And good morning, and thanks again for the lovely gig! - At 8:38 AM , Marjorie said...
Happy Birthday Ms Fabulous!!
And don't worry, you won't shake us off that easily, whichever blog you're on! - At 8:38 AM , Marjorie said...
And yes, thank you for last night
- At 8:53 AM , EmilyLady said...
Happy Valentine's Day, Fiends! Quiche, how did the night turn out?
No worries, I don't think any of us plan on leaving you any time soon. - At 9:15 AM , FabulousLorraine said...
Been playing around with the site and have written to Dr Wicked. The white on black is going, and I have asked if we can't go back to blogger for the blog.
Word Press, while great for some things, is not working for me, as a blog.
I like blogger.
We are happy here.
Any and all imput is very helpful. I need real honest thoughts to make my site, and our home, as it is the Fiends home too, a lovely place. - At 9:17 AM , dabbler said...
Hey Fablo,
I was pretty sure I wasn't being abandoned, but thanks for the reassurance!
Great show last night!
And Happy Birthday! - At 9:18 AM , dabbler said...
And I'll vote for blogger, cause I've got it (mostly) figured out. Old dogs and new tricks, ya know...
- At 9:25 AM , FabulousLorraine said...
New post is up here on blogger, so we can talk about this while we figure out what we are doing.
No one is getting abandoned.
(I want blogger back too) - At 9:32 AM , Jess said...
Just sent you an email Re: night garden, Quiche.
I like Blogger, too. I've lived here all my bloglife! Moving to Wordpress kind of feels like moving to, I dunno, Canada. :D
The site is cool, though. I like how a laser-eyed bengal head pops up every time I hover over "Bengals".
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Cavs are looking for consistency on offense
Their defense gives Clackamas a chance to hang with anyone
Clackamas girls basketball coach Todd Lane says he likes his Cavaliers chances of advancing to the eight-team Class 6A State High School Championship Tournament.
I think we have a good shot, Lane said last weekend. We have to get by three teams that are very capable of beating us. But, if we bring our top game, I think we have a good shot at getting back [to the 6A State Tournament].
Lane said he is confident his charges will continued to play the hard-nosed defense that has brought them success this season.
But we need to be a little more consistent on offense, he said. Weve been a little more inconsistent on offense than Id like. Hopefully we can make shots and play defensively the way weve been playing.
The Cavaliers (19-5, 8-2) entered postseason ranked fourth in the state in the OSAA power rankings, trailing only South Medford (22-3), Three Rivers League champion Oregon City (17-6, 9-1) and St. Marys (20-4).
Theyve proven themselves one of the states top defensive teams, giving up just 40 points a game, while scoring 58.
They were to meet 30th-ranked Grants Pass (7-16) in Tuesdays first round of the playoffs.
With a win, theyd host either 13th-ranked Tualatin (13-9) or 20th-ranked Centennial (14-9) this Friday, with the winner advancing to the state tournament.
The Cavaliers have had balanced scoring this year, which has made it difficult for opponents to defend. Clackamas leading scorers heading into postseason were: Sydney Azorr (9.9 ppg), Kaitlyn Reiner (9.8 ppg), Erika Pagano (9.3 ppg) and Erin McDonald (8.2 ppg).
Clackamas coeds got the job done at Canby on Feb. 25, defeating the Canby Cougars 44-32 and finishing the Three Rivers League season 8-2 (19-5 overall).
The Cavaliers finished second to Oregon City (17-6, 9-1) in the league standings, two games up on third-place West Linn (17-6, 6-4), and three games in front of fourth-place Canby (16-8, 5-5).
Lane said that the Canby game was nowhere near his squads best game of the year.
It was an ugly game, said Lane. Both teams looked a little sluggish. We missed a lot of close-in shots....
Lanes Cavaliers turned the ball over 18 times and they made only 36 percent of their shots from the floor (16-of-44).
The Cavaliers went up 11-8 in the first quarter and they led the rest of the way, although the Cougars stayed close.
McDonald (14 points), Pagano (11 points) and Reiner (10 points) headed up the Cavalier offense. McDonald was 5-of-8 from the field, with two 3-pointers.
Pagano played a strong game all around, with eight rebounds, three assists and three steals to go with her 11 points.


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18 November 2011
Peace is Closer Than We Think
(From Danny...)
We all struggle at various times to feel real peace and love, especially when life gets a little tough. Hopefully we've noticed at least a few times in our lives where the Divine has stepped in and helped us, either temporally or spiritually. Many of us are more aware of the times God seems to have stepped in for someone else and yet ignored us in a seemingly similar situation. Why the difference...if God is no respecter of persons, why does it appear that sometimes He is more generous with others than He is with us?
I don't know if I can fully answer this question, because I've yet to experience all that life has to offer. But, with everything that's been handed to me so far, I think I've started to figure it out...
What if God really is equally favorable to all. What if the exact same level of peace, love, joy, hope, energy, enthusiasm, inspiration, etc. is pouring out upon everyone, and I mean EVERYONE...all the time. We often compare ourselves to others, wondering what we're doing wrong that is stopping us from receiving more of that good stuff they are talking about.
We are sometimes held in awe at the spiritual guidance that is given to some seemingly chosen few (Jesus, Buddha, Eckhart Tolle. etc.). Take which ever one might be a personal spiritual hero of yours, and consider the possibility that the same amount of light that they receive is being sent to you right now, in this very moment. You just haven't learned to receive it yet, you're just not as finely tuned.
In our worst times, we may find ourselves praying for relief for hours upon hours, maybe for days and weeks before it finally comes. When it does come, it's as if God finally turned on a light switch that He had previously left off. In fact I often hear people coming to the conclusion that He was just testing our faith to see if we'd continue, and only after enough effort had been put in did he reward us with the Peace that we sought. Though there certainly is some truth to that concept (i.e. only after the trial of your faith do you receive your witness), I've started experiencing it a little differently the more consistently I apply the principles Mara and I talk about on this blog.
I've experienced that in reality, it may very well be that the same amount of love, peace, and joy was pouring out upon you BEFORE you even started your prayer as when you finally received your answer. The reason it took you so long to feel that peace is you had to get to a place where you "vibrated at the same frequency" as God's love.
What I mean is, how can you expect to feel love, peace, and joy, when you refuse to give up the emotions of anger, fear, doubt, etc (the emotions that are causing you to seek divine intervention in the first place)? When our faith is real, to the point that we willfully abandon those negative emotions as we approach God, He cannot possibly withhold peace from us...primarily because He never was withholding it in the first place. We just couldn't notice it, we weren't in tune with God.
God doesn't take away our fears and doubts and anger, we must choose to give them up. And in the process we make room for the peace we were after all along...the Peace that was already there.
There's a story in this book of scripture that tells of a man who had developed complete and total faith in God. In one of his encounters with the Divine, he addresses God with such faith, that as God stretches forth his hand the man actually sees it breaking through the veil. The man wasn't expecting that and fell back terrified. The following conversation leads you to believe that God didn't purposefully reveal himself to the man, but it was because of his complete faith that the man couldn't be kept from experiencing the reality of a living God.
So I imagine it is with God's Peace. God isn't specifically sending us peace in one moment and not in another. It is constantly flowing from him, it is the reality of His very nature. It is we who become aware of that peace, not God who decides to turn it on or turn it off.
Peace is as close as we're ready for it to be.
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Oh my goodness. I can't even believe your post. I know it was meant for me. Thank you for writing this. And thanks be to Heavenly Father for helping me listen to the spirit... so that I could get up out of bed... (of where I was tossing and turning because of some hurt feelings that I have been struggling with) and come down stairs to read, and find "peace". My intentions were to get out the conference ensign, and read.. which I am still going to do after I finish this comment. But my computer was open.. and I couldn't help but see your "peace" heading on this post... so I clicked on it. I have only been to your blog once before.. so I don't know exactly why it is in my "top hits" page...but it was there.. and I saw this.. and read it. And now I am printing it out... because I LOVED everything you had to say, and I 100% agree.. and it is exactly what I needed to hear.
Thank you, thank you. Really. What you talked about isn't always easy to do.. but I am so grateful to have this post, to read over and ponder on. Thank you. May you and your adorable wife be blessed in your endeavors.this was great! I once blogged about how I felt God had never answered a prayer of mine. Not one! http://thisgirllovestotalk.blogspot.com/2011/05/answers-like-light.html
However I totally saw Gods hand in my life and have seen miracles happen. I started to think that perhaps some of us are lead - just lead in the right paths and that life is happy and works out. That indeed is a blessing. I do know that I need to keep working on being better at praying and 'coming into the same vibration' as you say. God is always there. He doesnt turn on and off! thanks for the wonderful words!Becky, you're right...this isn't always easy to do. But it gets easier. I think I've always kind of known this my whole life, but my divorce gave me the first real opportunity to truly practice and to practice often.
Every time feelings of despair, anger, hurt or fear crept up on me...I felt empty and alone. When I purposefully changed those thoughts to gratitude, love, forgiveness and hope...all of the sudden comfort and peace was there.
The emotions and thoughts God asks us to develop are what bring the peace and joy he promises us. I can't think of a time since I truly learned that lesson where it hasn't been true for me.
So, yes...it is hard, but sooooo worth it to develop the self discipline that allows you to 1) be aware of the negative thoughts you feel and 2) dismiss them quickly because you know that hanging on to them in any shape or form stops you from feeling something infinitely better.
Good Luck!
This Girl Loves To Talk - thanks for sharing your experience!
Jenn - We're grateful for you too :)This is really well written, accessible truth. And a good reminder to practice seeking God. Sometimes I think that it's scary to recognize that we have the choice to feel peace or not, and it seems (ironically) easier retreat into victim mode. We are powerful in our ability to choose, and also responsible not always for our circumstances but for our responses. I appreciate you putting this out there and love your and Mara's blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this! It reminds me of what my college-attending told me last week. He had just been to a Stake Conference where the Apostle, Elder Ballard had spoken. He had felt the spirit and was happy. Then he got home and found out some disturbing things and felt angry. He told me he felt the spirit leave.
I've learned from my husband to control my feelings. I grew up thinking that wasn't possible.
The change that Christ wants us to make is so worth the trouble! Thanks for sharing so articulately how to make these changes.Danny - "I've often said that more often than not, God is in our reaction (what we choose) and not the circumstance (that which is thrust upon us)." This. This is so beautiful. I am not a particularly religious person, but I think anyone can see the love, hope and power in that statement. Regardless of how one characterizes "God," we can all work to find that peace and love in our reactions and our choices. It gives me chills! All my best to you and Mara; I look forward to reading every day.
ReplyDeleteCarrie, thank you for adding that perspective. These principles are true no matter what one's concept of God is, or even if individuals lack a defined concept of God. I'm so glad you see the power in this even though you don't share our same outlook, and wish the best to you and to any other reader who feels similar to you. Thanks for adding your voice!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you articulate a truth that has been floating around inside my head and heart. This is so true. As I read your description of the constant presence of Heavenly Father's peace and love, I related that to how I feel about my children. My love for them is always there even when they misbehave or are out of my sight. Do they always feel and recognize this love? I hope so, but it is easy to take for granted.
I also loved your advice about choosing to give up the negative feelings we have. That's something I've been realizing lately--that we choose how to spend our emotional energy. I've been working (and praying) to let some old hurts and hard feelings go so that I have more room and time for more positive things. I know that I'm so much more at peace when I do.I was thinking about this post last night and I wonder where and how grief fits in. When we lose something precious (like a marriage, trust in a person, our health) we often are anxious, and push away feelings of acceptance and God's love and peace. But grieving and facing loss, does not necessarily separate us from peace. In fact that grief may be essential to drawing nearer (along the lines of mourning with those who mourn). But those deep feelings and the sorrow can also feel alienating. I wonder your thoughts on that....
ReplyDeleteBirdie - a reader emailed us about a very similar question. I've been toying with a post but haven't quite finished it. Here are some of my basic thoughts that will eventually find their way into a post:
I think there are some forms of pain/sorrow/sadness that are holy and divine. I think sorrow and peace can coexist, and can be felt simultaneously. That's how I felt when I faced the loss of my first marriage. There was grief and sorrow for the breakdown of the marriage, there was sadness as I watched my first wife struggle to find her way through some very painful moments and make some bad decisions in the process...but there was also peace. The peace came from my total confidence that either 1) my first wife and I would fully reconcile and move forward better than ever, or 2) that life would still be beautiful and other wonderful doors would open to me in the event divorce proved inevitable. I was convinced, either way, that everything was going to be okay, in fact better than okay. Those were my only two options. Since both of those options included an attitude of faith, hope and love - peace was my result. So I felt peace in the knowledge that no matter which future I faced, all would be well...while also feeling sorrow and grief as I watched someone I loved struggle so dearly to find the same meaning in her life.
Here's the trick, sometimes sorrow and sadness turn into anger, jealousy, and bitterness (How easy would it be to go through divorce or death or any great loss and allow your grief to turn to anger at God, jealousy towards those that still have what you've lost, bitterness at the unfairness of life). So even though sorrow isn't ungodly, anger/jealousy/bitterness are.
It is our duty to make sure that our sorrow doesn't keep us from the best emotions of faith, hope, humility, patience, trust, love, etc. Sorrow is good, but only to the extent that we allow it to help us turn to God for the ultimate source of comfort, peace, love, and even happiness.I just wanted to thank both of you. Though I know everything you write to be so true, I'd been struggling to connect all the dots and figure out how to apply it. I've been getting closer everyday, and today I received an answer to my prayers and a very real knowledge of Heavenly Father's presence in my life. Your words bring such strength and have been a huge part of bringing me to the answers I need and the peace that has been waiting for me. I have so needed this peace! Thank you
ReplyDelete"God doesn't take away our fears and doubts and anger, we must choose to give them up. And in the process we make room for the peace we were after all along...the Peace that was already there." - my favorite part of this post.
Like one of the other commenters, I am not a particularly religious person, but I love that both of you write in a way that (although you're coming from a religious point of view) the concepts are accessible/applicable to anyone.
thank you for this post!Karen - thank you for your comment, and I'm glad you're not the only one that has said that. Mara and I certainly choose to make our religious worship a big part of our lives and a key outlet for the development of the attributes we discuss here. That being said, the idea that the things we discuss are limited to any one religion, or to religion at all, just isn't true.
No matter what you believe, or what you call God, or if you don't even call it God...these principles still apply, to ANYONE. I'm truly happy that's evident to you, and I hope the same is true for other readers.Danny,
Thank you very much for your incredible post. I think what you said about God's love and peace always being available is incredibly true. I did notice something that you said that triggered the perfectionist in me and I want to say something to those who might be struggling with the same problem. You suggested that Tolle, Buddha and Jesus were more able to receive peace because they were more enlightened and vibrated at a higher frequency. While this is entirely true of course, I think we have to keep in mind that we are not the one's that need to get ourselves to that point. Yes, we need to do some hard work, but ultimately, it is our Savior that carries us across the finish line (and really throughout the whole race!). Learning that the responsibility to be enlightened was not my burden alone but one that I shared with Christ, really brought me peace. I really believe that as long as we are willing; willing to forgive, willing to submit to God, willing to love and be whole, that God will take care of the rest. And we shouldn't view our own imperfect and vulnerable state as we try to get to that point as somehow proof that we are not good enough. We shouldn't judge or condemn ourselves for not being there yet. Rather than demand of ourselves that we be 'perfect' enough for enlightenment, peace, forgiveness, and wholeness, we can affirm within ourselves and to God that these things are what we want, and then be patient and kind with ourselves as God works to bring them about in our lives. Yes, God forever sends out his love, and yes, it is our birthright and destiny to be forever immersed in that love and peace and joy, but it is also okay to be imperfect, to occasionally lose peace, or to struggle with forgiveness along the way. We must love ourselves enough to say "I am worthy of love and peace and joy," but also to say, "I can be patient and loving with myself while I get there."RepliesOne thing I say each time we teach these principles about the importance of expressing virtues that I think you'll appreciate is as follows:
"Now that we've discussed how important it is to develop and express virtues in response to the unfortunate circumstances of life, or the unfortunate actions of others...let me remind you of one very important thing. Just as I have described how others are worthy of a patient and loving response, you must remember that YOU are too. You are just as worthy of your own patience as you struggle to do these things more consistently, as anyone else would be. You are just as worthy of forgiveness and mercy for your personal failings, as I am encouraging you to express for others who have wronged you. You don't need to get it all at once....but you learn a little here and a little there, growing day by day. That's what you must do, and that's what I am trying to do. I think God is less concerned about where we are on the journey, and more concerned about which direction we're heading."
Anyway, hope that lines up with your experiences as well. Thanks for the great comment and insights!
Hi Danny.. I wanna ask about the reason you divorced with your first wife?
Thanks a lot
XoRepliesHello Bebby, I've probably written about it in other comments or in posts, but I don't often talk much about the details as it involves someone else's life as well. Also, because it is always much more detailed than a single comment can explain. Infidelity was the prime reason, though even that I was willing to work with and see if we could come back to a healthier place than we were before she'd been unfaithful. In the process of trying to work on ourselves and our marriage, in a way that I think was consistent with this post, we became closer friends in many ways than we'd ever been....however in the year that followed her confession, there were many decisions made that showed we were no longer following a similar life path or a shared commitment to what makes a marriage successful, so we eventually decided to divorce.


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Kompany, the influential captain and centre-back, is poised to return to action after 10 games out with a thigh injury as City travel to West Brom in the Barclays Premier League in midweek.
The Belgian has been missed for his leadership, organisational and defensive skills and will be gladly welcomed back at The Hawthorns, even though Pellegrini believes his deputies have fared well.
Pellegrini said: "Kompany is in the squad list and he is travelling with the team.
"Vincent is a very important player. He is a very good defender and, of course, we need him.
"He is also the captain of the team and he will normally be in the 11 starting.
"We have other captains but all the team is happy with the return of the captain.
"But I repeat, we don't have as many problems in defending as the scores say and the results say.
"I think we have the third best defensive record in the Premier League.
"In the last five (domestic) games just Sunderland have scored one goal (against us). In all the others we have had clean sheets.
"So the other defenders can do it as well, but Vincent is always an important player."
Yet it can be argued that some of City's exhilarating home performances - including 7-0 and 6-0 thrashings of Norwich and Tottenham respectively - have masked defensive deficiencies.
These have particularly come to light away from home and City have lost at Chelsea and Sunderland during Kompany's absence.
They were also beaten at Cardiff in August in another game Kompany missed.
In all, City have lost four out of six away games - a statistic which contrasts sharply with their 100 per cent home record and is threatening to undermine their title challenge.
They will hope to start putting that right this week as the West Brom game is followed quickly by a trip to Southampton, although Pellegrini maintains the approach to all games has been the same.
The Chilean said: "Against Aston Villa, against Cardiff and against Sunderland we made individual mistakes that decided the match but we didn't give the home team five, six, seven (scoring) options each game.
"It is important to concentrate more. It is more an aspect of concentration and intensity during the whole match.
"This week we play two games away before we play against Arsenal here at home, so I hope we will be the same team we are here in those two games this week."
City's inability to replicate their home form on the road is puzzling but West Brom, who also have a good reputation for attacking football, will want to test their resolve further.
Pellegrini said: "They are a very strong team - a mixed team. Sometimes they play long, sometimes they want to build up short.
"They are a strong team in the air and a very strong team defending, so we need to play a good match.
"I saw the games they played against Chelsea in London and the draw at home against Aston Villa and they are a difficult team."
The potential return of Kompany is timely, with fellow central defender Matija Nastasic out with a calf injury. Playmaker David Silva and striker Stevan Jovetic also remain on the sidelines with similar problems.
The other major selection issue in recent weeks has concerned the goalkeepers, but Costel Pantilimon seems likely to be retained ahead of England's Joe Hart.
Hart did play in last week's Champions League tie against Viktoria Plzen, but Pantilimon has been the man in possession since the start of November and impressed against Swansea on Sunday.
Pellegrini said: "Joe Hart continues to be the number one of England. He is a very good goalkeeper.
"But Pantilimon has played seven games - four in the Premier League in which he has conceded just one goal - so that is also important for the team.
"They are two important goalkeepers. I trust in both of them. At the moment I am playing Pantilimon, but you saw the other day when Joe Hart played he did very well."
City have declined to comment on a report they have struck a deal potentially worth up to £2.4million for 14-year-old Malaga player Brahim Abdelkader Diaz.
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-For-show hydraulic rudder
-Sleeping compartment with top-deck access
To add:
-ACF armament (A pintle mounted MG or two)
-Real ACF Engine
-Real fin-enabled rudder
-Crates and barrels hanging off it
For a powerplant setup, may I suggest the use of dual large-displacement ACF V12s powering a few screws at a really low RPM through a gearbox? Would be satisfying hearing the V12s full-throttling it out to only 50 RPM at the propeller.
Also, about low gears in ACF: Does axis friction help at all with the problem of engine RPM jumping when it hits it's powerband? I'm sure the problem is a lack of drag on the output that's making the engine do that, but would axis friction provide drag in the right way?
This would do with some lua wheels. Although the mastery of stability is epic with this car.
Currently working on a huge post-apo truck... and currently the handeling is probably the best I've aquired on a truck.
I like seeing this picked up again but the colours look a bit sharp, don't you think? not sure if it's just the map but it looks sort of cartoony / plasticish right now.
it's just colormod
It's almost as if the shimmer has been taken off the car. Matte finish. Eww.
I have no idea what this is. I just started building. Powered by a 2.2L inline 6 with a 4 speed gearbox which is good for about 94km/h
edit: karbine that car is hot
That can't possibly be yours because trolls don't post meaningful or appropriate content.
It's very nice.
I like very much the exhaust out the side like that, it's a nice little gritty addon that makes the vehicle feel a tad more utilitarian. One thing I don't get is the transparent 'shield' type thing above the windscreen. I get that it's supposed to be a sun visor of some sort, but it just looks strange there, probably because it's too transparent.
WOW, do we actually get something else than trolling?
I do like your truck, great content.
I think duurb3l is mamba, after a large metal object struck him in the head repeatedly.
Karbine those colors are rather, uh, bright. They clash even for a rally car. Like the akare idea revamp tho.
To be armed/ given functionality.
All of my 's, take them.
Nice Landrover!
Some slooooow progress.
Roof will be hard to build. :c
You idiot... Can't you see it's a Porsche?
Thought it was an Abrams
Heh, postcount
That thing is sexy! Mind if I get inspired?
Really? My money is on Typhoon class submarine.
Anyway, got the DH-88 flying
2x 500hp boxer engines
I find this lame. alot.
It's genius and you deserve a 509-user fanbase of people who don't know what they're doing whatsoever.
I'm so lonely.
I'm so bored.
Nearly twice as fast as my old twin 24l Spitfire. I still have a problem with a bit of RPM fluctuation and I'm not sure how to fix it. Cruises at about 110kph-130kph or around 70mph and has excellent climb and maneuverability. Balto did the cockpit and wings, and I did the engines and fuselage
All gauges function and have a purpose
i stole that and flew it, and it was brilliant
Sexy. Propeller blades look very odd though.
I haven't really bothered to find any suitable blade props. The ones you see in the picture are the props that seem to work the best with fin so far.
Search for Propeller models on garrysmod.org, there's a rather good alternative there if you're not hardcore vanilla. I think it would look good though.
Yeah, but there are no servers that have those models.
Flying destroyer-weight airship (I'd come up with a name for it but I don't feel like it right now, plus it's not done). It flies now, and I've started adding weapons.
Since otherwise it'd be OMG OP NERF NOW, I've engineered a few weak spots to make it a bit more fair. That, and it's slow and cumbersome.
A: 105mm Howitzer (x2)
B: 50mm Autocannon (also x2)
C: Engine: What drives the propellers: Shoot here to make it go even slower (ie: not move at all).
D: Magazine: Filled with yummy candy: Shoot here to receive snacks (and a dazzling fireworks display).
E: The bridge. Duh.
F: 50mm Autocannon (x2) to be added
G: 105mm Howitzer (x2) to be added
H: Machine gun (one port/ one starboard) to be added.
Also, I need to work out how to make the guns less wobbly. I should probably invest in a different chip, actually.
Yes, definitely need a new chip; crashed the server the moment I started fiddling with the turrets.
See if you can find a ceiling fan prop, they might be the right size for that plane.
More floaty stuff.
To add:
-Some sponson-mounted heavy machine guns, and maybe an MG on top.
Requires someone else to operate the main gun; WASD-aimed.
Alright, got to do a "guess the car" with just the vents and a part of the bonnet because building more to it will make it way too obvious. The rangers shows the full size when finished.
ferrari 430?
it's an enzo.
also I'm still working on the Beetle vid but schoolwork is being bitchy.
I'll post a picture again once I get something major done to it.
progress on a new car
Seeing as everyone's got their own tank nowadays, I figured it's about time I ought to roll one of my own off the assembly line.
Naturally, it's made of scrap metal and couldn't penetrate a piece of tin-foil. Or maybe it can, iunno, it's not done yet. It just does this weird thing where it leans to one side and I'm trying to fix it (not to mention making it... you know... work.)


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It's definitely a decent deck... One minor suggestion; consider taking Cesare out and putting Randy in! Just one more star won't make a huge difference in the points you get, and on the up side, you replace a predictable card with a big mean bruiser. You will KO more often and probably win 3 rounds more often, which will more than make up for for Randy's star count.
Whats wrong with this?
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Sesame Ginger Chicken Recipe
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
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- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds, toasted
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
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- 1. In a small bowl, combine the first four ingredients; set aside. Pound the chicken breasts to 1/4-in. thickness. Grill over medium-hot heat, turning and basting frequently with soy sauce mixture, for 8 minutes or until juices run clear. Garnish with onions. Yield: 4 servings.
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This paper studies Mongolia's experience of growth and recovery during the first decade of its transition to a market-based system and compares it with those of other transition economies. Mongolia, like most other transition economies, experienced a painful, initial "transformational recession" before the economy began to recover, with efficiency gains the main source of growth during the early stages of transition. Mongolia's transition process has been relatively smooth compared with other transition economies, probably reflecting the combined effects of some favorable initial conditions, coupled with the early adoption of appropriate adjustment policies and market-oriented reforms.
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