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Talk:Timeline of Church History
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Any thought of using EasyTimeline Syntax for this page? Thanks, Fr. John
- I looked at that but couldn't make heads nor tails of it. From another look just now, I think that even if I did master it, the complexity would end up inhibiting contribution from others. --Rdr. Andrew 11:53, 7 Feb 2005 (CST)
- Yep, looking a little more deeply I can see that it might be more trouble than it's worth! Fr. John
It is very good, brief at the same time, useful and helpful Timeline of Church History. However I am not able to print it.Please advise how to do it. Aleksiy
- Hi Aleksiy, this site uses a special stylesheet for printers, so that no "print-friendly pages" are required. Check it out, and let us know how it goes. Yours in Christ, Fr. John
I corrected the date of the Glastonbury mission of St. Joseph of Arimathea, and provided the correct information for the latter date with regards to the Church in Britain. Aristibule
I think you've got a great resource here, and I have been exploring constructing something similar using EasyTimeline. I've found that once the timeline is up, it isn't so hard to maintain. Feel free to drop me an email if that is something you'd be interested in and I'd be happy to assist with development. I do of course, also understand the competing need for simplicity of design - so no hard feelings if you don't take me up on the offer. Meanwhile, check out a useful resource one user has developed that can assist in timeline design from scratch: http://newped2.auckland.ac.nz/exe/exe/timeline/form.html. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Kidwellj (talk • contribs) .
The year 0
Hi! Some timelines will show Christ's crucifixion etc as 33AD. However, I believe that in the Orthodox Church we are of the thinking that if Christ is born around -6BC and died at the age of 33 then the date of 33AD should be revised (mathematically 33 + 6 = 39years of age.
Father John, would you be so kind as to offer a discussion on this. User:Ixthis888
Gospel of Matthew
According to a resource I have recently purchased, the Gospel according to Matthew is dated ca 80AD - which is significantly different to the dating listed on the site at present. Since it is an existing record, I do not wish to change the information without seeking the appropriate discussion and/or agreements first (as opposed to posting my own new information). Regards, Vasiliki.
- The dates of when each Gospel was written are often a matter for great academic debate. The Orthodox Study Bible dates it at 50-75AD, which is probably where the date in the article comes from (Mark is dated 65-70, just before the fall of Jerusalem; Luke at 70-80 and John at c.96 - Matthew, then, is the most vaguely dated.) — edited by Pιsτévο talk complaints at 20:04, January 10, 2008 (PST)
Oh wonderful! I will then for future development list my sourcing on this editing talk page first so that it can be agreed before posting (?) Also, if something requires a Theological discussional development prior to a posting is this the forum for that or do we need to take it offline through email? Vasiliki (Ixthis888) - Just learning still very new to posting.
- Sources are actually best listed in the article itself - something like {{ref|1}} tag for articles like this or, for biographies, putting urls in the External links header. Just a tip - the easiest way to sign your posts is to do three or four tilde's (~~~~) at the end of your message. — edited by Pιsτévο talk complaints at 23:08, January 11, 2008 (PST)
To the person who edited out some stuff
I first wanted to thank you for taking the time to 'edit' my contributions and I apologise if this has caused you stress but I did want to point out that I disagree with your reasons for removing various bits of my text.
The first example I would like to make is the removal of 'Old Testament' - if we are discussing the Timeline of Church History - then the ORTHODOX perspective is that the 'Church' is the Body of Christ (God) ...you can NOT exclude the development of the Church through the Holy Prophets ...
The second example I would like to refer to is the removal of my original text and making the Martyrdom of St Stephen the focal text. The purpose of that line entry was not to signify the death of a Saint rather the FIRST DOCUMENTED case of a Christian death - do you see what i am trying to say? Even though it is the same thing it is not. If the focus is Church history then it is the fact that someone martyred for the first time that is more important ...not the fact who it was ca. 30 Martyrdom of St. Stephen the Protomartyr
Vasiliki, Ixthis888
- I wouldn't want to speak for Fr Andrew, but I suspect his motivations were affected by a combination of space, encyclopaedic look and feel and common understanding of the term 'Church history'. While the proper understanding is that the Church was around through human history, few would have this as part of their natural understanding of Church history, which would have the Church being founded by Christ or at Pentecost (and naturally, probably the latter); it would be far too unwieldy to change the article name to "Timeline of Post-Christ Church History", for example.
- Of course, this intertwines somewhat ironically with the next point - the first martyrdom would have occured in the Old Testament or at the Holy Innocents, not at St Stephen, who would have been significant as the first deacon-martyr. — edited by Pιsτévο talk complaints at 20:04, January 10, 2008 (PST)
Hi Pistevo! Glory to God for all things! I like your response but you have me scratching my head for two reasons. The first - Father Andrew did not make the change someone else did ... I am to understand Father is on holidays? Either way it doesnt make a difference as I am only a guest not a moderator so i wish to participate in this project peacefully. However, I do hold an opinion that if this is an Orthodox site of knowledge then should not the information reflect the 'Truth' of God ...no matter how profane or non-sensical it might seem to the rest of the world? Or have I not read enough of the 'rules of the site' yet .. please point me in the right direction.
The other is your comment on the Holy Innocents. I have a Synaxario which glorifies a female Martyr and her Seven sons ... I have forgotten the name at this point ... however, these Saints are from the book of Macabees! Another trivial point to chew on ...though, the Mother & her 7 sons are the first technical martyrs for 'God', the Holy Innocents are the first to martyr 'unknowingly' for Christ (who is God anyway) and then St Stephen who martyred 'knowingly' for Christ ...so in a funny way, we have a trinitarian development on the 'First Martyr' category! Glory to God for that amusing conclusion. Vasiliki (Ixthis888)
- This is an Orthodox site of knowledge, but it is imperative that we let others access the wealth of information in Orthodoxy - hence, we use the most easily recognised terms. The usual right direction for rules of the site is at the style manual - feel free to peruse to your heart's content there :) — edited by Pιsτévο talk complaints at 23:08, January 11, 2008 (PST)
Evidence of Christianity, 25AD to 250AD
http://www.trinitylight.net/china_ancient_christian_stones.html -- Vasiliki 18:14, February 3, 2008 (PST)
Looks great Father Andrew!!!! :) Chris 10:57, February 21, 2008 (EST)
- I'm glad you feel that way—I was a bit concerned that you might think me too free with my pruning shears, but with continued collaboration, I think this article is honestly one of the best and most useful here. —Fr. Andrew talk contribs (THINK!) 04:20, February 22, 2008 (PST)


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UPDATE: Woman involved in Code Red incident in Mono City identified
At approximately 2:00pm, on Tuesday, May 10, 2011, Mono County Sheriff's Deputies received a call of a female, identified as Gwynneth Brimelow, age 48, of Lee Vining, CA, had possibly committed suicide. The reporting party stated they were missing a .45 caliber handgun and believed Ms. Brimelow had taken the weapon.
The reporting party searched for Ms. Brimelow's vehicle and it was ultimately located at a residence in Mono City where the reporting party believed Ms. Brimelow may have committed suicide. Mono County Sheriff's Deputies were then dispatched to the residence in Mono City.
Upon initial contact at the residence, there was no response from Ms. Brimelow who was believed to have entered the house through a back door. Finally contact was made with Ms. Brimelow who then got into a verbal altercation with the deputies.
At that time, the deputies decided to back off and called for further assistance from other Mono County Sheriff's Deputies, the Mammoth Lakes Police Department, California Highway Patrol, and the Mono County Paramedics.
Further contact with Ms. Brimelow was attempted via cell phone with no response. A flash bang device was used at the front of the residence to divert Ms. Brimelow's attention. Entry into the residence was ultimately made where Ms. Brimelow resisted arrest and subsequently hurt her shoulder.
A loaded .45 caliber handgun was found adjacent to her person. She was transported to Mammoth Hospital for evaluation due to her blood alcohol level being extremely high.
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Elizabeth Zimmer
Elizabeth Zimmer writes for Ballet Review, Dance Magazine, Metro, and other publications. She edited the dance section of The Village Voice (1992-2006) and reviewed ballet for the Philadelphia Inquirer (1997-2005). She has covered dance in cities across North America, and taught writing and dance history at several universities. She edited
Body Against Body: The Dance and other Collaborations of Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane
(Station Hill Press, 1989) and
Envisioning Dance for Film and Video
(Routledge, 2002), and developed a dance history curriculum for urban schools. Her one-woman show,
North Wing
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Marshall, TX – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team built an early lead and rode a record-setting performance from linebacker Javicz Jones to post a 54-20 victory over East Texas Baptist University Saturday in Marshall. The 2nd-ranked Cru improves to 9-0 overall and 6-0 in American Southwest Conference play with the victory. UMHB also clinches at least a share of the ASC title and locks up the league's automatic berth in the NCAA Division III National Championships with the win. The loss drops the Tigers to 3-6 overall and 2-4 in ASC play on the season.
The Cru opened the scoring with LiDarral Bailey's six-yard touchdown run on the game's opening possession. Jones stepped in front of a Seth Hubbard pass on ETBU's first drive and returned it 24 yards for a score to give UMHB a 14-0 lead with 10:25 to go in the first quarter. The Cru offense struggled from there, putting up Chad Peevey field goals of 48 and 43 yards to make it 20-0 before putting together an 11-play, 78-yard drive capped by Bailey's 15-yard scoring strike to Geoff Myles with 12 seconds left in the first half to make it 27-0 Cru at the half.
ETBU scored on Khadafi Davis' four-yard run late in the third to end the shutout bid, but Bailey answered with a three-yard scoring run to give UMHB a 33-6 edge entering the fourth quarter. The Tigers would be driving again before Jones provided the dagger. He stepped in front of an ETBU swing pass at the eight-yard line and returned it 92 yards for a TD to put the Cru on top 40-6. Jake Sims would hit Kamray Runnels with a 27-yard TD pass between two ETBU scores before Brian Gallagher closed out the scoring with a four-yard touchdown run with 1:37 left to play.
Jones finished with 13 tackles in the game and became the ASC's all-time leading tackler by pushing his career total to 416. Jones entered the game tied with Jared Sanderson of Hardin-Simmons for the conference record. The 92-yard interception return is the longest in Cru football history and Jones is the first player in school history to return two interceptions for touchdowns in the same game.
UMHB rolled up 484 yards in total offense with 262 of those coming on the ground. The Cru held ETBU to just 42 rushing yards in the victory. Bailey was 13-22 passing for 162 yards and a touchdown and he added 43 yards rushing and two more TD's on the ground. Darius Wilson ran for 122 yards on 20 carries and Myles caught six passes for 65 yards.
Hubbard was 28-49 passing for ETBU for 308 yards, but he also threw those two costly picks. Roy Butler caught seven passes for 104 yards and Davis ran for 31 yards on nine carries. Dylan Bethea had a game-high 14 tackles to lead the ETBU defensive effort.
UMHB will now return home to close out the regular season with a 1:00 PM kickoff against Mississippi College next Saturday. A win would give UMHB the outright ASC title and should lock-up a #1 seed in the playoffs. The Choctaws will bring a 2-7 overall record and a 1-5 mark in ASC play into that contest. The Cru will then find out its first-round postseason opponent and game site when the 32-team field for the NCAA Division III National Championships is announced on Sunday, November 11th.
The Cru has now won at least a share of eight straight ASC titles. UMHB will advance to the playoffs for the ninth straight season and the 11th time in the past 12 years.


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The hip, venturesome, New York-based chamber orchestra returns to conclude the Ravinia season, with three marquee artists as soloists. At 8 p.m. Friday, Yo-Yo Ma will play the Schumann Cello Concerto on a program that includes works by Wagner, Debussy and Thomas Ades. Saturday (also 8 p.m.), Itzhak Perlman performs the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto. Rounding out the residency at 7 p.m. Sunday will be a program featuring soprano Dawn Upshaw, singing works by Ravel and Stravinsky. Martin Theatre, Ravinia, Green Bay and Lake-Cook roads, Highland Park; $75, $15 lawn; 847-266-5100, ravinia.org
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Opinion: Why Edward Snowden Is Still Stuck in Sheremetyevo
WSJ editorial board member Matt Kaminski on NSA turncoat Edward Snowden's latest asylum request. Photo: Associated Press
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... good afternoon and welcome to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel ... NSA SunCoke Edward Snowden is back in the news in these last hours ... announcing he's again going to seek asylum in that great bastion of freedom ... called flattened year Putin's Russia ... here's a sample of what he said today and I quote ... I believe in the principal declared that Nuremberg in nineteen forty five ... individuals have international duties which transcend financial obligations of obedience ... therefore individual citizens have the duty to violate domestic laws ... to prevent crimes against peace and humanity from occurring and quote ... editorial board member Matt Kaminski joins me ... makeover booking the Nuremberg trial ... of silly and a history not CI Germany here and and he's in a ... new crude all going to be a ... fly ... you know it's it's it's another American of self aggrandizing statement from him and I think it ... will drop even to people who support in the wrong way does another line out today that piece of bank to ... Venezuela Nicaragua or Ecuador ... for being such defenders of ... human rights ... these of course now ask um funny prudent to protect him ... in Russia which has had a very tough years ... in the last twelve months basically in terms of that the crackdown on dissent there are so ... he's increasing some ... unusual but the latest Southern defenders of human rights if they defend him ... nevermind what they do their own citizens ... in a amnesty was part of this group today that was at the airport operators in him it's not even a against international human rights watch the center was there too okay ... so I'm a naive had nothing but irony here is one of the crackdowns ... windows the crackdown last June Russia ... has been against an Geo's and human rights groups on ... the day they pass laws in the Duma ... to fix the basis of very hard these groups to raise money to do with the dew ... of the office had been rebooted and apply them to be shut down ... and now he's asking these guys to intercede on his behalf with the guy who is ... effective the depressing than ... them so what's it couldn't get from allowing a meeting like this to happen what's his calculation ... I mean I think that was very happy to play the anti American card in Russia for domestic reasons is this and it distracts from ... Russia's own problems ... he is truly epic anti-American but if the new notices the others but says he comes from ... the old come the cold war come ... rhetoric against the US ... is a question over how much risk only want him around for too long because it is a bit of an irritant to you know Obama is forced to bring it up ... and ... I think going a few weeks ago did seem to say I want this guided here um if you won the state to stop doing this stuff ... um so you have kids and think some of this anti Americanism but that they want him gone ... but but but Snowden sounds like Snowden doesn't feel that he I think so it feels more secure in Russia is afraid if he gets on a plane ... to be diverted some routes to the tothe us and can't get too thin as a well into enjoys happy ... aam exile then be on another bastion of of of freedom ... you got about a minute last night I is this saga has dragged on now for weeks ... what Sir ... Edward Snowden revealed that was ... helpful I'm and two to his cause that ... where theres actual violations or more points so we should think about we think about what we classify as secret who gets to see those secrets ... well um ... it is important to me that the ones or if ... it burst this idea that Edward Snowden's a ... a you know a whistleblower and a and they insensitive actively seeking out he's he's committed a crime ... only people who do release ... were doing to try and I'm you know change things he's left the U S gone terribly ... nothing stopping him and away from coming back to the U S should the ... government would be more than happy to ... facilitate that ... in terms of what he's done at the keys cause an incredible amount damage to two intelligence on ... him ... to the NSA Odyssey to this EIA ... um and I'm not sure I guess this debate he considered naughty but scientists debate as there's not a healthy debate to have ... that the fact that the way he's done this ... is we compromised us methods ... its compromise our security ... you know in the next time perhaps extending it will appeal to says stop the terror attack and then how will people be able to really ... you'd justify what what he's done ... well and Edward Snowden still stuck in Moscow pleading to prudent ... editoral board member Matt Kaminski


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By Adam Samrov
Merely two days after the NCAA playoff bracket were revealed, and with the committee moving the defending national champion Mount Union into the East bracket, many feel that because MUC dominated to a level this season that hasn't been seen in college football for a very long time, the Purple Raiders are just going to waltz right through the East.
Well, I don't believe that will happen.
Call me crazy.
OK. Now that that's out of the way, I'm going to rehash a post I wrote Monday morning on the Empire 8 message board because I feel the East region and the seven playoff teams in this bracket can stand up to MUC's dominance:
I said this
I'm going to jump in here and defend the East.
MUC may be the king of the "mountain," but I wouldn't count any of the other seven teams in the bracket out.
Ithaca is probably the toughest 8 seed in the bracket, and they have a ton of talent. IC will not be afraid to come up and punch you in the mouth a couple of times.
Jamie Donovan and Alex Baez are a talented 1-2 punch in the backfield and both have different running styles, making it tough for defenses to stop them.
Dan Juvan is a multiple year starter, so he's been through some big games. IC has a ton of good receivers including Brian Seamus Hogan and Patrick Heenenan, among others.
But if you manage to get through that, you'll face either The College of New Jersey or RPI. TCNJ went 6-1 in the NJAC, one of the better conferences in the region, beating Cortland 30-0 along the way.
RPI won the LL, a league where four teams started the final day with a chance to win and get in. Quarterback Jimmy Robertson is one of the top quarterbacks in the East and receiver Brendan McGowan is a big-play receiver, who might have some success against the MUC secondary.
If you get past that, you may have to face Hartwick, Curry, Hobart or St. John Fisher.
Hartwick's defense isn't terrific, as evidenced by my alma mater, Utica, scoring 70 on them, but they will run and gun and outscore you if they have to. Their quarterback, Jason Boltus, has thrown for 500 yards this year in a single game twice, and they are one of the highest ranked offenses in Division III.
Lindy Crea is an all-purpose yards machine, and he will create some matchup issues.
Hobart is another Liberty League team who had to fight to get in. Andrew Strom has the power to beat a team with his arm and his feet. Strom also has a plethora of receivers to get the ball to, but they can also be a team to grind it out a little bit and really make you work for it.
MUC fans know about St. John Fisher, and you'll learn even more in 2008 when you guys face off on opening weekend.
Another high powered offense from the Empire 8, the Cardinals have Rob Kramer at quarterback, one of the top quarterbacks in the region. They have a two-headed rushing attack with Ryan Hanson and James Reile, and both backs can create matchup issues because they have different running styles. The Cardinals have a big o-line that can play with any defensive line, and not be intimidated in the least.
I know MUC is good. I know MUC is dominant. But don't tell me for a second they are going to waltz through this bracket, because it's just not going to happen.
The Cortaca Jug game is considered to be one of the biggest rivalries in Division III football. The game is defined by great performances, and despite the lopsided natures of the 2007 version (Ithaca won 40-17), both teams had some worthy performances on Saturday.
For Ithaca, Donovan ran for 131 yards and three touchdowns, picking his way through the Red Dragons' defense.
Juvan only completed 12 passes, but two of them were for touchdowns and added up to 306 yards total, for a nice yards-per-completion average of almost 25 yards
Ithaca tight end Brian Weverburgh stepped up nicely to make five catches for 128 yards and both of Juvan's touchdowns.
And despite the loss, Cortland had some plusses as well, with senior running back Mike Sveda running for two touchdowns, the first two of his career, in the last regular season game for the Red Dragons. Both teams will get playoff games, Ithaca in the NCAAs and Cortland will host Union in the ECAC Northeast Bowl.
Dutchman's Shoes
RPI won for the first time at Frank Bailey Field since 1992, as the Engineers beat Union 20-14. Not only was it a rivalry win, but it was also a Liberty League-title clinching win. Down 20-7, Union quarterback Jared Gourrier scored on a two-yard run to put the Dutchmen within 20-14. On the next possession, Union held RPI to a 3-and-out and took over after a punt on their own 40-yard line. But on the first play, senior linebacker Tom Rayhill intercepted Gourrier to secure the win for the Engineers.
RPI gets one more home game at '86 Field when the sixth-seeded College of New Jersey comes to Troy to meet the fourth-seeded Engineers.
Unless Ithaca wins, it will be the last game at 86 before they move to the new facility on campus.
Scoring 70 ... and losing?
Yup, Utica did it. With their opponent, Hartwick, needing to beat them to secure the automatic qualifier for the Empire 8, the Pioneers would not go quietly. After ending regulation tied at 49, the most points Utica scored all year, neither team scored in the first overtime, as Utica missed a field goal. Both teams scored in the second overtime, tying the score at 64.
In the third overtime, Hartwick scored on the second play from scrimmage and then made the two-point conversion to go up by eight, 72-64. Utica came back and scored in the possession to come within two, 72-70. On the two-point conversion, Utica false-started on its first play, then Hartwick came up with a defensive stop to win the game and the automatic qualifier.
The two teams set an NCAA record for most combined points in a game, breaking the record by one by Weber State and Portland State, who scored 141 combined earlier this year.
Utica set a record by scoring 70 points in a loss, the record was set by Division II's Western New Mexico.
Hartwick quarterback Jason Boltus threw for 420 yards and six touchdowns and Utica quarterback Alex Conlon completed 13 passes for 216 touchdowns and four touchdowns.
Hartwick's Jack Phelan caught 11 passes for 240 yards in the offensive showdown that featured 52 first downs by both teams.
In the nine games previously this season, Utica only scored 129 total, and scored 70 against the Hawks.
Hartwick gets the New England Football Conference's rep, Curry, out of Milton, Mass., in the first round of the playoffs, while Utica, at 3-7, can take this game into next year knowing they can play with the big dogs of the Empire 8.
Great performances
Wesley's Mike Pennewell carried the ball 18 times for 136 yards against Morrisville State and it was the eighth straight game that Pennewell went over the 100-yard mark this season.
William Paterson's Frank Mosolino won the New Jersey Athletic Conference defensive player of the week award in the Pioneers' 21-20 win over Rowan. Mosolino had 10 tackles, five solo and three for loss to help secure the victory.
Brockport State Matt McCormick was the do-everything guy for the Golden Eagles' offense in Brockport's 55-13 rout of Buffalo State in the "I-90 Bowl." He rushed for a career-high 226 yards on 29 carries and also scored a touchdown on the ground. He also threw for 96 yards and a touchdown.
McCormick set Brockport single season records for touchdowns with 13 and points with 78. He also became the first Brockport running back to get over 1,000 yards on the ground since 2002.
Rochester's Matt Bielecki put forth a yeoman's effort in his last regular-season game for the Yellowjackets. With a chance to win the Liberty League title against Hobart on the line, Bielecki was a workhorse, running the ball a career-high 42 times for 191 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough as the Statesman got two touchdowns drives of less than a minute to win 30-14.
Hobart quarterback Andrew Strom went 20-for-31 for 284 yards and two touchdowns in the win. The Statesman, as a five-seed, go on the road to Pittsford, N.Y. To take on the St. John Fisher Cardinals, the East's de facto No. 1 seed with Mount Union at the top of the bracket.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute senior Matt Burger had one of the best days of his career statstically against St. Lawrence on Saturday. Burger caught nine passes for 135 yards – albeit in a 24-13 loss. Burger ends his career with the Engineers at the top or near the top in many of WPI's receiving categories.
In the same game, St. Lawrence quarterback Brad Heil set a single-season record for the Saints for most yards passing with 2,157. Senior receiver Mike O' Donnell caught six passes for 101 yards in the win, and he set two school records – most catches in a career – 135 – and career receiving yards with 2,396.
Record breakers/milestones
Newport News kicker Matthew Edelen kicked seven PATs, a single-game record, in the Builders' 61-55 four-overtime loss against Chowan, a Division II school. Edelen also set single-season records with 31 PATs made.
Newport News senior receiver Travis Reid caught 12 passes for 170 and three touchdowns and became the first player in Builders' history to go over 1,000 yards in a season.
Wesley set school and Atlantic Central Football Conference records in their last game of their regular season against Morrisville State on Saturday. The Wolverines gained 710 yards total and scored eight rushing touchdowns. They tied the record from earlier this year of ten total touchdowns, with Alpha Koroma scoring on three of them.
Salisbury secured their place in the field of 32 and a first round date wuth Muhlenberg in the South region with a 35-14 win over Frostburg State. Salisbury finished 9-1 overall and earned a Pool B bid. They scored 418 points this season with their vaunted option attack, breaking the school record of 415 set just two years ago in 2005.
Kean's A.J. Roque set a New Jersey Athletic Conference record in their 37-27 win over The College of New Jersey. Roque threw for 272 yards and five touchdowns to knock the Lions out of a possible No .1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
Roque ends his career with 8,448 career passing yards, breaking the record of 8,408 set by Montclair State's Ed Collins from 1999 to 2001.
Springfield's Joe Harasymiak snagged two interceptions against Norwich in his last game, to get to 17 for his career, tying a school record set by Keith Sweeney from 1991 to 1993.
Springfield senior quarterback Chris Sharpe went out with a bang in his final game in a 54-42 win over Norwich. Sharpe accounted for 442 yards in total offense, a new Springfield school record, to get coach Mike DeLong's 150th career win. Sharpe ran for 276 yards and three touchdowns, just four yards short of his record set against St. John Fisher last season. He also threw for a career-high 166 yards and two touchdowns.
Norwich's Darnell Jackson ran for 268 yards and three touchdowns in the loss to Springfield.
The Merchant Marine Academy's J.J. Watson set career-highs in touchdowns and yards, scoring twice and 145 yards in the MMA's 37-32 win over Susquehanna. It was the first win of the year for the Mariners.
Playoff predictions
MUC gets more than they bargain for, but still beat IC 40-24.
RPI vs. TCNJ: RPI has more experience in the playoffs, but this one will be close.
RPI wins 27-20.
Hartwick vs. Curry: Hartwick beats up on the NEFC.
Hawks 56, Curry 16.
St. John Fisher vs. Hobart: The best game of the weekend. Hobart comes out strong, but Fisher is too much.
Fisher 24, Hobart 21.
My last column of the year
Another year of columns is over. Thanks to all the people who read and contribute to what I do.
Division III football is one of the best sports out there, and it's nice to be able to talk to people, both here on the column and on the boards, about something that everyone loves.


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October 10 – Happy Birthday Eddie Layton
He was the only person in Yankee franchise history to spend 31 seasons playing in Yankee Stadium without getting an official at bat. Born in Philadelphia on October 10, 1925, Eddie Layton began playing the organ when he was just twelve years old. Five decades later he was spinning tunes for Yankee, Knick and Ranger fans as the official organist at both Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden. When CBS purchased the Yankees in the mid sixties, then Yankee President, Mike Burke found Eddie playing organ for CBS daytime soap operas and hired him to play Yankee Stadium's 50,000 watt Hammond Organ. Layton was not a baseball fan and knew nothing about the game when he accepted the job, but like PA announcer Bob Sheppard and Star Spangled Banner singer Robert Merrill, he became an important part of the Yankee Stadium experience for millions of Bomber fans. Layton died in 2004.The only non-musician Yankee player to celebrate his birthday on this day was this almost unknown reliever.


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Chicago North Shore Wins Division I Title
Virginia Beach, VA. -- The Emirates Airline USA Rugby Women's Club Championships saw Chicago North Shore take the Division I Championship on Sunday morning. Chicago North Shore met the Glendale Raptors on Sunday afternoon to decide this year's national champion. Both teams had entered into the weekend off of great performances in the regular season and in the previous rounds of playoffs.
Glendale kicked off to North Shore to begin the match and early play saw Glendale build momentum to take the ball into North Shore's territory. However, Glendale could not capitalize on the opportunities set before them and gave away possession one too many times due to penalties. North Shore used their opponent's infractions to clear their territory and keep the Raptors at bay. Continuous Glendale penalties kept North Shore in possession of the ball and within striking distance of Glendale's try-line. The first points of the game came of yet another Glendale penalty and North Shore was quick to take the three points on offer. North Shore 3, Glendale 0.
From the restart Glendale regained possession and built up some attacking phases. Glendale's backs broke into North Shore territory and the Chicago club was penalized at the break down. Glendale chose the scrum option just outside of North Shore's try-line. After tight forward play and great support from the Glendale Raptors the ball was once again turned over due to a Glendale infraction at the heavily contested ruck. North Shore managed to clear the ball into touch and steal the ball back in the proceeding lineout. After some back and forth play, North Shore pressured a loose ruck very well and stole the ball back form Glendale. North Shore found themselves in Glendale's territory. But Glendale showed some great defensive organization and won the ball back and move it quickly wide to their backs. This resulted in yet another knock on that saw North Shore with possession, still in Glendale's half. Glendale was then penalized and Pam Kosanke again took points. Half time score: North Shore 6, Glendale 0.
After a first half that was blurred by continuous penalties and few attacking breaks the teams came out onto the pitch in the second forty with the full intention of bringing more intensity and flair into this championship match. Chicago North Shore stepped up to these intentions and broke into the Glendale half right after the kickoff with a long run to the Glendale five meter line. Glendale responded with an attacking move that saw them take the ball through the hands and into the North Shore half. At the ensuing break down, the Chicago North outside center was yellow-carded for repeated infractions and left her team to defend a Glendale assault with one less player.
Seeing that they had a slight advantage on North Shore for the next ten minutes, Glendale tried desperately to get points on the board by keeping the ball in their forwards and working tight yet fast play. However, Glendale could not utilize their position on the field and turned the ball over yet again to North Shore who quickly counter attacked and moved the ball very fast into Glendale territory. Kosanke decided to take the game in her own hands and capitalized on poor defensive positioning by chipping the ball over her opposite number and gathering the ball right before touching down. She converted her own try and gave North Shore a comfortable lead, 13-0.
Glendale respond quickly though, with many phases and building momentum that put North Shore on their heels as the defended against a fast Glendale attack. Glendale finally touch down when their momentum becomes too much and too fast for the North Shore defense. Conversion is missed, North Shore 13, Glendale 5.
For the rest of the match possession was back and forth as both teams lowered their penalty count and the match became more open and quick. Glendale attempted to use their backs to get through the North Shore defensive line but could not find a hole in the disciplined North Shore line. North Shore was under pressure for much of the last quarter of the game and Glendale tried everything in their arsenal to try and get through, or around, the defense. North Shore showed great discipline, organization, and determination as the kept up with Glendale and resisted their attacks. Chicago North Shore was still on defense when the final whistle blew. Glendale fell to their knees as they realized that opportunities were missed and too many penalties were given away. Pam Kosanke celebrated with her teammates as she had just had the game of her life, leading her club to a National Championship and scoring all of her teams points. Chicago North Shore rejoiced as the final whistle gave way to them being crowned the 2011 Emirates Airline USA Rugby Women's Club Division I National Champions.
Box Score:
Chicago North Shore 13
Tries: Kosanke
Cons: Kosanke
Pens: Kosanke (2)
Glendale 5
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Many of society's problems are caused because people are so selfish and self-centered. The same is true of the Church. Often we think only of ourselves and how a particular issue affects us. But there is one place where we need to be more self-centered; when we read the Bible we ought to read for self not for others. This Book of books was written just for you. Certainly every page of the Scripture was written in a specific context. Just as certain is the fact that every page had a specific meaning and application for the original reader. That truth has never changed, nor will it. However, the Scripture is living and active. It is the sharpest tool ever invented. It means the same thing no matter who happens to be reading it, but it cuts you in different ways from how it cuts me. Those cuts are for our healing, for our benefit. That is the beauty of God's Living Word.
You and I have a deep seated tendency to read a passage, lean back in our easy chair and muse, "They should….." or "We need to…….". I think there is a better way to absorb and apply the Scripture. When I read the Word of God, my musing ought to be about what God wants from me, not from anyone else. It is a very subtle and tempting trap to think in terms of what other individuals or the whole group ought to do. It is far more profitable to come to the Bible with an intentional focus on what God is asking me to be or do. It is far better to meditate on the change that God is asking me to make in my life. Please do not misunderstand my meaning. There is not a "truth" for you and a "truth" for me. We all have the same general disease; we are slowly marching toward death. We all have different specific maladies whether they are diabetes, lung cancer, kidney failure, hardening of the arteries, dementia, etc. and etc. These all call for different treatments and yes, different surgeries.
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SirSidTheKid wrote:it really depends on how much you play compared to how much you are willing to spend.. if you play every day, get custom fitted and spend the money. if you play once or twice a week, just get to a place that lets you hit the clubs and get what feels good for the money you are willing to spend... PING probably is the best custom fitting company on the market, but myself..
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Is the modem/router/ata/wifi all one IP address and MAC on the external network or are the components separated somehow? You were able to take the AP away from the external network and let the core DHCP have it so you might be able to do the same with the address info of the ATA.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) In a career of special moments, Steve Spurrier added another one in South Carolina's victory over fifth-ranked Georgia. And there may be some even bigger ones ahead for the Gamecocks and their ball coach.
Connor Shaw threw two touchdown passes and ran for another, Ace Sanders had a dazzling 70-yard punt return touchdown and No. 6 South Carolina's defense dominated fifth-ranked Georgia in a 35-7 victory Saturday night.
``If we play like this, maybe we have a chance for a real big year,'' Spurrier said. ``Maybe.''
Spurrier's caution is well placed. After all, this is the Southeastern Conference.
The Gamecocks (6-0, 4-0 SEC) head to angry LSU, the defending league champions who lost for the first time earlier Saturday, next week night, then go to Florida - the undefeated Gators beat LSU - for a game that should decide the Eastern Division.
South Carolina sure looks ready for the challenge.
``We definitely sent a message out to the whole country,'' Gamecocks tailback Marcus Lattimore said. ``It's not the old South Carolina. We can play with y'all. We can play with anybody.''
The Gamecocks their school-record 10th straight game with a performance that marked certainly marked them an Eastern Division front-runner - and maybe showed they're capable of even more.
``This was a special one,'' said Spurrier, who has a national title on his impressive resume from his time with Florida. ``It really was.''
South Carolina grounded ``Gurshall,'' holding Georgia's stellar freshmen Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall to 76 yards combined. The Bulldogs (5-1, 3-1) finished with 224 yards, less than half their season's average coming in.
``First of all, the bad news is we took a whipping. The good news is we all took it together. It was a team loss,'' Georgia coach Mark Richt said.
Lattimore ended with 109 yards and a touchdown, the third straight time he's gone past the century mark on the Bulldogs. Coincidence the Gamecocks have posted their first-ever three game win streak in the series that began in 1894?
The Gamecocks 10th straight victory surpasses a school best set with their 9-0 start in 1984. That team reached No. 2 in the country and were poised for the top spot when No. 1 Nebraska lost, but South Carolina fell to Navy to lose perhaps its best-ever shot at a national champion.
This South Carolina team showed the brand of championship defense usually found on the SEC's best teams.
Georgia came in with a league-leading 48.2 points and 536 yards a game of offense - and where shut down by the Gamecocks.
Gurley and Marshall kept pounding the line to little effect, held scoreless after combining for 294 yards and five TDs in last week's win over Tennessee. Aaron Murray was 11 of 31 for 109 yards. He was sacked twice and threw one interception.
The game figured to be a matchup of Georgia's explosive offense against South Carolina's impenetrable D. The Gamecocks showed early it was no contest, holding the Bulldogs to just 111 yards of offense in the first half and taking control of the game.
South Carolina's offense set the tone at first, Spurrier once again showing there are few better at calling plays. Damiere Byrd outfought Georgia's Bacarri Rambo for a 42-yard catch on the game's second snap. Two plays later, Shaw hit a wide-open Bruce Ellington for a 20-yard TD catch that sent the record crowd of 85,199 into a frenzy.
They had more to celebrate moments later when Kelcy Quarles tipped Murray's pass high in the air and safety DeVonte Holloman made a diving interception. Shaw cashed in again for the Gamecocks, ending a 69-yard sequence when tight end Rory Anderson came open in the end zone for a 14-yard touchdown.
South Carolina used special teams - typically a Georgia strength - to extend the lead a few plays later after a three-and-out by the Bulldogs. Sanders bobbled the punt, got the ball back, broke several tackles and outrun the punter to the left pylon for a 21-0 lead with less than nine minutes gone.
The Gamecocks defense took control after that.
Georgia ``didn't move it very far when they were out there,'' Spurrier said with a grin.
South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney sacked Murray for a loss of 6 yards to stall one series. Gurley and Marshall were continually swallowed up for minimal gains. The Bulldogs looked as if they'd found their footing right before halftime, Murray converting three third-down passes to get to the Gamecocks 4. But on fourth-and-goal, Rantavious Wooten was stopped shy of the end zone after catching a short pass by D.J. Swearinger and Shaq Wilson.
First-year defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward thought his team could put on a show against the high-powered Bulldogs. ``I believe in the young men that I coach every day, I believe in the system that we run and I believe we can play with anybody,'' he said.
The biggest drama of the second half was whether Georgia would leave with its first shutout since a 31-0 loss to Alabama in 1995. Spurrer kept his defensive starters in, yet the Bulldogs drove 75 yards to score on Ken Malcome's 3-yard TD run with 1:55 to go.
Malcome finished as the team's top rusher with 45 yards, all on Georgia's scoring drive.
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Andy and Tommy out of the race which from the start was their race to lose. Did not see that coming . They did end of with some nice parting gifts. MUSTANGS I guess you could say I got the back door cover on that one. They were so dominating. Phil was very surprised.
Moose, hear you on the cab drivers helping decide the outcome. It does not happen much so, I do not think you have need to put too much into changing anything because of it. Just my opinion.
I have a feeling that the team I least want to win Ernie & Cindy will get to the finish first.
Do not have a problem with Marcus/Amani or Jeremy/ Sandy winning. If it's not my team I hope Jeremy/Sandy get the win.
Great season! Had a good feeling that once Andy and Tommy were eliminated Ernie and Cindy would win the million. Very difficult time for Marcus landing plane and who names a furniture store the Dump? Ha Ha.
Note: on the next TAR we will have two reality stars from Big Brother racing. Brandon and Rachell aka Brachel will will on the next season.
See you then Moose!
Its almost time for The Amazing RaceTeams look to be pretty good for the 20th edition lets take peak at them
Joey/Danny...Fitness team
Nary/Jamie Federal Agents
Brendan/Rachel Big Brother Legions!!!Looking forward to seeing how they fare
Bopper/Mark Country boys
Rachel/Dave Army wife and Combact Pilot
Misa/Maiya Sisters
Art/JJ Border Patrols
Vanessa/Ralph divorcees
Kerri/Stacy Cousins
Dave/Cheri married clowns
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Im thinking Team Fitness..The Twins Border Patrol and the Country boys are going to be strong teams Gun to my head Ill take Team Fitness. Looking forward how Branden and Rachel do Branden will do well but Rachel im not so sure. Im sooooo pumped for show to start tomorrow night I cant wait!!! Womens teams im not so sure about? They could surprise but I doubt it. Who do you all like to Win? Hope Phil has awesome challanges and love to see racers freak out. Should be awesome season.
1)Rachel (30) and Dave (33) Dave is a combat piolet and Rachel is his wife. They are from Madison Wisconsin as he just got back from combat from Iraq for a yead. Have to respect him for fighting for our country. They are clean cut polite and seem to have their heads on right.
2)Branden (31) and Rachel (27) Big Brother celebrities and legions. They are engaged from Westwood California. Branden mentins hes half Mexician and instantly hates JJ & Art. Not a good way to start off race as that could comeback and bite them.
3) Art (43) & JJ(42) Two best friends and border patrols agents from Temecula and Carlsbad California. Thats one job I wouldnt want but they seem to be 2 avarage joes and stand up guys. They are ok and they hit it off with Dave right away as the 3 are government employees. JJ had to conquor his fear of hights and he did it with gusto in the skydive which was awesome!!!!
4)Nary(32) & Jamie(33) The all girl team are not only bst friends but Federal Agens From LA California. Last years all girls teams were to be honest bad I dont think this year is any different.
5)Venessa(31) & Ralph(36) Didnt see much of them on this leg. But they seem pretty cool.
6)Elliot(28) & Andrew(28) They wernt on that much on last nights leg, but im sure that will change. I like these guys!!!
7)Kerri(30) & Stacy(30) . To Stacy who volunteered to skydive with out realizing it. Once you decide to do task yoyu can chage your mind. But she did it and sucked it up and did task. They smoked the 4 teams in the empanada making contest so they are worthy of keeping and eye on.
8)Dave (44) & Cheri(44) Who happen to be clowns from Ringling Bros. Thankfully they are the Ned Flanders type cheerful. They did well overcoming bad start to finish in 8th.
9)Mark(45)& William aka Bopper(41) They pride themselves from being on the other side of the tracks. Their hickish accents could play as wear thin. Mark is loud and obnixious and missing alot of his teeth. Bopper seems to get carsick whenever he has to go in backseat of car.This team is making it too easy and this doesnt bode well.
10)Joey"Fitness"(29) & Danny(27) These guys are cool and I like them. It dosnt help though that neither know how to drive stick shift. They were very very very lucky they wernt eliminated as they were spared by the skin of their teeth.
Misa & Maiya- got off to bad start trying to find clue in ballons. As It nearly too them 2 hours to find. They cought up with the other teams and even lead that pack but bad karma hit them when Maiya got her car stuck in the sand. By the time misa hit strip as Maiya did they were in back of pack. They actually beat Jersey boys in empanada challange and WERE 50 YARDS AWAY AND IN SITE OF PHIL. That was a TAR first. Not they way you want to be remembered nor make TAR history. Great first episode. looking forward to next week to giving you all another TAR recap.
Guess who I have in the office pool?
Hint: they are already out of the race
They fully deserve to be out first how do you miss Phil???
Good show. I will now be rooting for one of the Rachel teams to win.
Dam right about Vanessa KQC
Vanessa has one smoking hot body!
Tears of a clown I liked that team. Sorry to see them go so early.
Another Episode in the books sorry for the late recap. Road block 1 featured Boil my water light my fire...Teams had to assemble oven with nothing but the box....Border patrol was too undecided in what to do as they were driving all over to find light my fire as they finally found where they had to go..Tensions are starting to mount early with Border Patrol and Brachel...theres no love lost between them. Have feeling s--t will hit fan with those teams As it was early in day to wait for kettle to whistle as teams had to wait. Next challange was counting cattle. I think bus wreck screwed the teams in 2nd bus and helped out all womens team big time. I till think all womens team will not last long. Rachel was having hard time as Rednecks helped her out with counting catting as I knew it was only matter of time before she melted down. Heres recap of where teams finished.
1) Rachel and Dave They are looing like team to beat as Dave has way of doing it his way as they breezed through challanges and were rewarded trip to Granada!!!
2)Art & JJ...These guys made great recovery dispite trying to figure out donkey challenge was and they got it together to just finish behind Rachel/Dave. Will be interesting to see if they and Brachel get into it as theres no love lost with them.
3) Bopper and Mark These guys put oven together fast and breezed in challange. I wasnt sure about these guys but they are sleeper team. Dont count out thses guys also they are funny to watch.
4)Brandon and Rachel. I like this team dispite what others are saying..Why the hate? Brandon is knda cocky but they were lucky to have Mark help them in cattle challange. As I said it was matter of time before Rachel melted down. Keep and eye on that as it could be costly.
5)Kerri and Stacy. They were lucky that bus ahead of the crashed as they wouldve been gone. Dont think they will luck out like this and dont see them lasting long.
6)Nary &Jamie see above. I think them covering up their professin wont last and they will be gone.
7)Vanessa & Ralph not much face time with these 2 but Vanessa is good at math and Ralph is pretty cool. I like this team they arnt cut throat.
8)Joey & Danny. These guys rock!!!!I like this team it was cool how they asked Kerri and Stacy for help with Oven. They arnt as cocky as they seem also Joey had nasty gash on hand but kep working. Thats awesome. Have feeling these guys and next team im about to report are going to do well next episode.
9)Elliot and Andrew These guys also rock!!!not much facetime with these too also. They need to turn it around quick or they will be gone.Cool to see then kick ball with Argentina legion Maradonna with Phil.
last team elininated
Dave & Sherri...Pretty awesome how Dave beat Hodkins twice. They had back luck from get go and it didnthelp their bus crashed as they easily would made it to next stage. Daves math skills didnt help out either,
On to Paraguay see you next week.
Great Episode last night as well as I think some of the most difficult challanges ever on TAR. As The Border Patrol and Dave and Rachel/Mark/Bopper and Federal agents got really lucky last night in getting standby flights. What challanges last nightStacked up or Strung out In stacked up teams had to stack watermellons 10x10 pyramid as it proved to be tricky except Border Patrol kicked behind andwasted no time in getting task done. While Vanessa and Ralph had really tough time in stacking watermellon as it took them all day/nightto finally get it done. Also Dave and Rachel got lucky to have express pass in skipping that. In Strung out Elliot and Andrew have tough in stringing up harp as he thought it was like stringing up guitar how wrong they were. Also Rachel and Vanessa getting into it.Keep and eye on that situation. What about waterdance. All teams had tough time Except Border Patrol. Dave had really tough time as he broke all bottles and thet had to wait out 2 hour penalty. Heres where teams finished.
1)Art/JJ..These guys rocked last night as they breezed through all challanges and Arts big head proved to be worthy in waterbottle dance. They are going to be in race for long haul as they seem to have sided with Dave and Rachel.
2)Brandon/Rachel..They placed 2nd only because of 2 Hour delay by Dave and Rachel and other teams screwups. but give them credit. They did finish challanges well to get 2nd especially in Harp challange.. Keep and eye on Rachel and Vanessa.That could rear its ugly head.
3)Joey"fitness/Danny. What a comeback by these guys!!!!Im thinking these are the guys im pulling for to win!! Aside from the Border Patrol they kicked but in watermellon challenge.
4)Mark/Bopper Watching them pronunce names was like Larry The Cable real and all Italian menuBut they are becoming threat to win as well. Also funny how Mark got hit in head with watermellon. Also like how they tricked Mississippi in watermellon challenge in taking their cab
5)Nary/Jamie not a fan of this team whatsoever. Not much face time. But as I said their lie about them being teachers will come back to bite them. Which I hope is next week.
6)Rachel/Dave This team was even keel but this leg wheels came off as I think they were lucky to have express pass to skip watermellon/harp challange. If not for express pass they wouldve beed eliminated. 2 hour penalty screwed them from 2nd to 6th.
7)Kerri/Stacy of the all girl teams this is one I kinda like but not too crazy about them.They need to find their groove or they will be going home very soon. Stacys hair dew made bottle dance hard but they survived it. Dont think they will be around much longer.
8)Vanessa/Ralph Give this team credit for not quitting as they couldve easly. I know my fellow posters like Vanessa but I think shes a c--t badmouthing Rachel for no reason. Ralph is ok as he keep to task of watermellon and told Vanessa to do same. They shouldve been gone but start were with them leaving next team to be eliminated.
Elliot/Andrew I really liked this team and I thought they were going to be in last group but they had tough time in harp challange as well as bottle dance. Elliot though stringing harp was like stringing guitar. How wrong he was as it proved to be fatel. As wel as bickering. I personally though this shouldve been nonelinination leg as challanges were toughest ever on TAR, but we are down to 8 teams. On To Italy.
Vanessa will kick Brachel's behind
Team Border Patrol smoked the competition last night.
Tough watermelon challenge.
Since my team went down I am rooting for Kentucky Mark & Booper.
Did you see next weeks previews? Brachel breaks down and cries. Shocker
Great recap as always Moose love reading them
It was off to Italy on this stage as 8 teams remain for the $1 million. Ive changed my opinion of the Border Patrol as well as team kentucky as I will tell you all in bit. What about the streets of Turin are they narrow or what? Team Kentucky got screwed on not going to travel agency to get tickets to Italy as it set them back of pack. Also what about fast forward with Border Patrol landing helicopter as they thought it was eal helicopter only to see it was remote control and had to land it on helmet.. Here is where the teams finished
1)Art & JJ...These guys are firing on all cylenders as they clearly are the team to beat and they know it. I think they are arrogent but what they did to Kentucky in giving them their prize money to Bopper was awesome!!!!Funny how they thought fast forward was landing real helicopter only to realize it was remote control and had to be landed on goofy helmet. But give them credit they stuck with itand took home first place.
2)Rachel & Dave..They bounced back pretty well after last weeks 6th place finish but started to argue like married couple. Keep and eye on that as it could loom large as far as them staying alive in race.
3)Joey"Fitness" & DannyI like this team!!! They are coming around Their first 2 legs are becoming and aberration. No panic, no worries!!!!They've kept their cool while others have lost it. These guys are guys guys as they would drive yor drunk behind home after youve had too many.
4)Vanessa & Ralph..These guys are right on the edge. After last weeks near elinination they barly managed to get first flight to keep up with the teams. Ralph is ok but Vanessa im not so sure. Yeah shes hot and has killer body. I do also but im not snobby or a person about it. I think they will be lucky to be around much longer.
5)Nary & Jamie..Theyve finished in middle of pack 4th time in a row. dosnt bode well. Im not fan of this team at all, as I HATE HATE HATE how they lied about their profession. I hope they are gone next week.
6)Brandon & Rachel..What can I say about them? Rachel is total headcase as she cant hack amazing race. Brandon is awesome as he has kept them together with cool head. Very lucky to be in race as they need to step it up and work together and not have anymore Rachel meltdowns or they are done.
7)Kerri & Stacy...Another hohum leg from this team..2nd week in a row one memeber is stuck doing roadblock when it shouldve been another. Stacy should let Kerri do repel. At least they didnt filp out. This team wont be around much longer I hope.
and team that finished last.
Mar & Bopper. These guys were behind 8 ball from start of race as they went to airport for tickets instead of travel agency. Luckly Border Patrol told them otherwise they wouldve been toast. They cought up to Kerri & Stacy but couldnt quite pass them. I like this team as they are goodhearted and down to earth. Great attitude doing the statue cleaning as they were having great time. What a moment at pitstop with Boppers daughter as what class by Boarder Patrol in giving prize money to Bopper for his daughter. Bopper and Mark were spared elimination as it as wasnon Elimination leg. Next week its off to Germany.
Hello Sorry for late recap last week I will try to get recap every Monday. It was off to Germany this week. Last week was nonelimination as Mark& Bopper were spared. For finishing in last Mark & Bopper had to yodel for speed bumpThese guys are ok they have great attitue and mean well!!!!You think with Hog calling and that they would excell which they did!!!Fairy Tale Champion male. Border patrol excelled in beard styling. What about Vanessa and Ralph bickering. Actualy Rachel and Brandon were ok as they didnt fight and are tough when they work together. As far as icing goes all girls teams had hard time Here's were teams finished.
1)Art & JJ...Because they finished so far ahead, they along with Jersey boys and Dave & Rachel were able to get jump start on rest of teams catching earlier train. JJ surprised my how much he knows about styling beards as they killed it in that challange. Also they were only team with enough sense to take horse carriage up to castle while other teams walked all the way. Also dosnt hurt they won trip to Thailand. Time management is a specialty for them. With 3 wins in a row they guys are serious threat and real deal. I expect them to be in it at the end.
2)Joey"Fitness"& Danny..Dispite a setback in beard-styling challange in which they chose man with longest beard they excelled in this stage. These guys are always in control and work well together and never lose their cool. I expect these guys to be in it at the end.
3)Vanessa & Ralph...I have to give them credit dispite them getting under each others skin on way to castle. Ralph did right thing in letting Vanessa do Beard challange. They finished 3rd their highest placing. I thinmk their luck will turn on them eventually.
4)Rachel & Dave...These guys make it harder then it should be along with Nary & Jamie they made a huge mistake in going to wrong castleThey have been in top have most of stages but Im worried about them.
5)Brandon& Rachel..They keep finding ways to stay in race!!!They were last team to complete detour but are team to watch when they arnt at each others throat. Also funny when Brandon Fell at check in point
6)Mark & Bopper...How can you hate these guys!!You cant.They left starting line 2 hours behind but cought up with teams. They brezeed through yodeling and Bopper had fun time with which in Gingerbread challange, They are on razors edge and it might backfire ont hem with one bad break.
7)Nary & JamieAs stated before I hate this team and hope they are next to go. They've been mediocre all season long. So hope they are sent home next week.
and last team sent home was.....
Kerry & Stacy I thought they were going to make move to finish higher after breezing through gingerbread challange and leaving Bopper/Mark and Rachel and Brandon but curling was their downfall as it took them forever and getting lost on way to check in. They never had urgency and were happy to be in it aslong as they were. They just wernt strong team. 1 womens team down Hope Nary and Jamie are next to go. Next week Azerbaijan.
LOL at Brandon's landing on his behind at the check point
Team border is blowing everyone away. They just need to keep focus. We have seen other teams like the snowboarders last season winning a bunch then, one mistake and it's over.
This week 7 teams remain alive for the $1million dollers as they flew from Germany to Azerbaijan. Pretty awesome challanges this week. As challangers had to wait till dawn to get clue for Helicopter as they did native dances with natives and each other. When temple opened the fast forward was alive for all teams, Bailing hay was the challange as Jersey boys and Dave & Rachel decided to do this. while other challange was getting out of Helicopter crash under water and reteive clue in lifeboat. The other detour was oil & apples.Oil challange was crazy!!! Here were the challangers finished.
1)Dave & Rachel...This team and Art & JJ have won every leg..Im surprised they beat the Jersey boys as Rachel came through and as result of winning fast forward and stage they both won 2 2013 Ford Taurus!! If this team along with Art and JJ arnt final 3 ill be shocked.
2)Art & JJ..After 3 straight legs they opted not to do fast forward..They out raced everyone Art Bopper and Jaime teamed up to do helicopter challange. They also opted to do oil challange which was funny to see both of them oiling off Borats brotherClearly the team to beat.
3)Bopper & Mark..Happy to see these guys get it together after facing speed bump and possible elimination.for Mark puking in backseat of car..They were mistake free staying with lead pack whole way. Also Mark let it slip that Bopper has crush on JaimeBopper has daughter but not sure if hes married..What will his reaction be when he finds out they are Federal AgentsGreat team these guys are as they get along with everybody..
4)Rachel & Brandon..No arguements or freakouts from RachelNot sure if they will stay even keel through out race but they keep moving up little by little.
5Nary & JamieThey are hot yes, but dont want to see them after next stage...Their lies will catch up with them. UTurn is in their future if cats out of bag about them saying they are teachers but really Federal Agents.
6)Vanessa & Ralph..Not a good leg for them especially Vanessa in helicopter challange. Claustrophobia is nt good for that as she barley made it..Have feeling they will come through next stage but are on razors edge of being eliminated.
And the team elimanted
Joey"Fitness"& Danny..2 teams go for fast forward and this is what happens...One team wins other team is in big hole and thats what happened. They dug them selves in hole they couldnt get out of. It looked liked they were going to win FF but Rachel pulled it out. Dont blame them for gong all in to try to win stage and take first place. They were pissed they lost hay challange as you could tell they were down.. It had to be tough to play catch up knowing they were doomed. Worse case it was elimination legIf they picked Oil over apples I thenk they wouldve made it through but wasnt meant to be. They left gracefully and were gratefull they made it through 6 legs. Two weeks of to Tanzania..Also Rachel/Vanessa get into it
After a week of from the Amazing race 7 teams remain alive for the $1 million. As teams finished ther task in Azerbaijain they ade their way to Tanzania.. But not without conflict and DramaWith Brandon/Rachel & Vanessa/Ralph...getting into pissing match with the Rachel/Vanessa getting into name calling as well as Brandon Raising middle finger at Ralph. Also Border Patrol calling out Fed Agents about what their real job is...Why teams did target practice instead of jumpimgfor 1 minute is beyond me. What views of AfricaAll the teams did well in markmenship/courtship.except Vanessa who couldnt ride bike Then once they did that they had to make camp for overnight..Dave/Rachel arguing like married couple when they messed up on tent.As well as Art/JJ going wrong way to camp ground. Heres where teams finished up...
1)Dave/Rachel....Dispite being 2nd in charter plane ride they took home their 4th stage win and dispite their arguing they are solid team winning their 2nd led as wellas trip to Costa Rica They are ok for me and are solid team dispite cracks in their relationship.
2)Mark/Bopper...Who wouldve thunk it these guys would be moving up in standings!!They really are good ole boys from Kentucky who I think will take over top spot before race is over..Def one of teams to get behind as they are great and have awesome attitude. Aswel as being friendly to everyone. Mark was pleased to be in Africa citing his great grandfather came from Tanzania. Bopper was having fun doing jumping!!!Hard not to like these guys.
3)Art/JJ...These guys suffer a bit of setback finishing in 3rd but say what you want they are arrogent and cocky but they have donewell and can be that way. I loved how they called out Fed Agents about them being teachers. They along with Team Big Brother arnt going to be friends anytime soon. I dont see this setback hindering then a bit..Aside from going wrong way they are faves and wouldve won this stage if they went right way.
4)Brendon/Rachel...When Rachel isnt crying shes ok andnot as dumb as other teams make her out out to be. Aside from pissing contest with Vanessa this team is one not to be counted out. Have feeling they will be around for awhile.
5)Vanessa/Ralph...Vanessa is hot 38 and shes not afraid to flaunt what she has...Id love to have gf like her but it wont ever happen. Funny to see her falling from bike thoughThis team with Big Brother hasnt seen the last of the 2 babes getting into it. Also Ralph and Brendon could have fight also.
And the team that finish last but got spared in non elimination
Nary/Jamie...From past post Im not fan of them and this is their last hurrah. Im soo glad they finished in last and have no liking for these liers and they wont be next week as they have to do penalty and I think they are too far behind. I HATE HATE HATE THIS TEAM AND HOPE THEY ARE GONE NEXT WEEK
Last week after last weeks pissing match with Vanessa and Rachel as well as the Federal Agents and Border patrol 6 teams remain as Nary & Jamie were spared elimination. Also Double UTurn ccame into effect this week also. Teams were in Tanzania as what a country and view the racers had before they did their challenges. Brandon said i right as it was much needed break from race to take in awesome sceanery. Nary & Jamie had handicap of doing speed bump for finishing in last in nonelimination leg. What about Art/JJ thinking they had it easy with water supply as they had to wait in line for awhile to fill water up. In Air Supply teams had to fix flat tire and they all did well in that. Roadblock had team members getting 500 grams of honeycomb from swarm of bees. The Uturn double was placed on Brandon/Rachel and Ralph and Vanessa and they did really well dispite the handicap. Heres where the teams finished up.
1)Bopper & Mark...I couldnt be happier that these guiys took home the top spot in this leg. How can you hate these guys? You cant. Also dosnt hurt they got trip to Hawaii for winnign leg. Keep and eye on Boppers knee. I think this team really need the 1 Milliion and they havnt had one disagreeable moment yet, They smoked the bike repair challange. Wheather this team makes it to end remains to be seen,, but they are favorites now.
2)Dave & Rachel..not much to report from these guys but they almost finished in 1st for 5th time and had squabble with Art & JJ which I will report in second. As wel as their own squabble.
3)Art & JJ..Big mistake in doing water supply as they had to wait 45 minutes to get water and it cost them 1st place I think. Also very lucky they didnt get uturned as they got to uturn Big Brother. They also got pissed that Dave/Rachel didnt uturn anyone and it resulted friction between those two teams saying they were done with them because they wernt honorable.
4)Brendon & Rachel..They fully knew they were going to be uturned but didnt complain at all they did really well in uturn as they uturned Ralph/Vanessa It looked like Rachel was going to meltdown in water challange but she whined a bit.
5)Ralph & Vanessa...They cost themselves lots of time trying to find and walking by Hillary Clington without seeing it. Anyother leg they wouldve been eliminated as well with them getting uturned but one other team had bigger handicap and next team to be eliminated was
6)Nary & Jamie...They really were way behind everyone else but managed to catch up with with Vanessa/Ralph but it was too much to over come with speed bump. They really raced as well as they couldve but not enough. Im sooo glad they are gone from race. Next week its off to India where Dave and JJ look to get into it.
Art & JJ need to worry more about the race and not that another team did not keep a promise.
Team Border or Mark and Booper are the only 2 teams I want to see win. It looks like Mark has a major breakdown in India on the next leg. It seems like they are always in India.
This week its on to India!!!I always love it when the race goes here its TAR Favorite and great great moments happen in this country. Last week JJ went ballistic on Dave and Rachel for not UTurning anyone and it spilled over this week as they didnt say anything to anyone as they went to travel agent. In first challange it was Bollywood..To JJ for doing Bollywood dance that was funny seeing him do that..Rachel nailed it down her first try as shes got some great moves and is really hot. While Rachel BB Vanessa JJ and Mark had hard time. It took Rachel 4 times to get it but she did well. She had mini meltdown but it wasnt bad to where it would cause friction. Vanessa took about 8 times to do it but she got through as did JJ who looked like Fat Elvis. Mark had tough time while it took him 12 trys but finally did it and not giving up Next challange wasCricket or Clutch it in which racers had to drive India Cab in drivers drill and Clutch ithad racers try to hit ball bast pro cricket players. JJ/Rachel had battle to decide to win and it was Rachel who did well to move past Art/JJ. Other teams did well in challanges. Heres where the teams finished.
1)Dave/Rachel...Theyve had rough patches but have managed to keep it in check as they won their 5th leg and another trip, that being to Santa Lucia..This is becoming the team to beat. they cruised through all the challanges this stage. Also Rachel is awesome dancer.
2)Brendon/Rachel.This teamquite well this stage as Rachel did good in Bollywood and in clutch it challange. It helped that Rachel is better dancer then JJ as well as better Cricket player, also they were cool and composed about being UTurned last week and it didnt bother them. Surprise Finish by this team,
3)Art/JJ..To JJ tring to dance Bollywood.It did help to be all guys team in this challange. Perhaps its karma about Double UTurn that these guys had tough time doing challanges along with Clutch in JJ getting beat by a girl.
4)Ralph/Vanessa..This team looked to be in control taking quicker flight and hour ahead of other teams but it did go as planned. Also doing driving challanges hurt them also as they shouldve finished in 2nd. Not sure this team can do it. Un less Mark/Bopper stage miracle I think Ralph and Vanessa are next to go. which leads to team that finished last......
5)Mark/Bopper..It didnt help that Bopper hurt his knee as it really limited him in this leg. Also Mark getting sick on Bus didnt help. India is pretty dirty.smoggy. Also Mark had hard time with Bollywood as it took hm 12 trys to get it downAs they were ready to call it quits and Im glad they didnt as they wouldve regretted it forever as they were spared in this being non elimination leg. Hard not to like these guys. They are down to earth southern country boys who friendly to everyone .
Next week race continues in India. Its another speed Bump and it looks like Vanessa could be in trouble and Rachel could lose her hair.
Good stuff Moose.
Finale looks to be the top 3 teams that finished in this leg. Then again you never know what will happen on The Amazing Race.


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- Judy said...
Nothing could be more humble, but valued; simple, but loaded with meaning, than this plaque. To be honest, I thought Ann had done the cross stitch. Wishful thinking?
- January 25, 2011 at 7:15 PM
- Elizabeth said...
When I think of the fond memories Dad had of the little brown house in Penrose where Dwight, I, and Judy were born, and then the white house with the blue trim and roof across the way - and the careful planning that went into the modest house on 93rd south of Tumwater, there was a great deal of nostalgia and love involved for the orphan. Mother probably picked this out, and it was decoupaged to a plaque in the early '70s when we were all doing that sort of thing. I did think you had done the counted cross stitch, Ann. What is holding you up? (Sorting out your sewing room?) Thanks for posting this reminder. I had forgotten all about it.
- January 26, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Ann said...
If wishes were fishes I would never go hungry. I wish I had (cross stitched this little saying, that is). It's on the list!
- January 26, 2011 at 11:33 AM


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SeraphaemIt fits well, like a comfortable old sock. This Thursday I'm having lampchops for dinner with some mint jelly on the side.Next week, Colonel Kenney's Curried Chicken, and for October I'll settle on Italian.S.
All though there maybe 2 boots, they would still be considerded Number 3 and Number 4.Example: Hey XXX when were you voted out?XXX: I was the 4th voted out.Wouldn't matter which episode it is really, you have to remember 18 Survivors, 2 have to go out in 1 episode.
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