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Eagles Peak Climber's Log
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|From Academy
Date Climbed: Mar 1, 2015
|Nice winter hike from Academy, lot of snow, nice views of Pikes Peak.
|Posted Mar 1, 2015 9:08 pm
|Via South Peak
Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2013
|Up Stanley Canyon and then up and over South Peak. Very nice hike.
|Posted Sep 28, 2013 11:47 pm
|Trail Closed
Date Climbed: Nov 13, 2012
|Only was able to hike from the visitor center to the main trailhead. Trail is closed because of Waldo Canyon Fire. I didn't think it made it further North than Blodgett Peak. Thought about going on, but didn't want legal problems just to hike a mountain I've done 2 times before. Next time
|Posted Nov 13, 2012 12:09 pm
|Short jaunt up
Date Climbed: May 21, 2012
|Made an ill-advised attempt--ran out of time and had to turn back. Pretty trail and rugged enough for a good workout. Also, someone forgot to put oxygen in Colorado.
|Posted May 22, 2012 5:17 pm
|From USAFA
Date Climbed: Nov 21, 2008
|Has been referred to as the "Legal Incline."
|Posted Jun 26, 2011 12:09 am
|Nice views!
Date Climbed: Feb 7, 2009
|I decided after a week of 50 and 60 degree temps to finally attempt this one. The trail was still snowy and icy in places which made the going slow but the views from the top were worth every step.
|Posted Feb 7, 2009 10:52 pm
|Jeremy Hakes
|Steep, somewhat unpleasant trail
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2008
|Good workout, but loose trail.
|Posted Aug 19, 2008 4:12 pm
|Snowy and Icy...
Date Climbed: Jan 26, 2006
|Climbed with my friend Bill. Nice snow, and the creek was mostly frozen. Great weather!
|Posted Dec 1, 2007 8:01 pm
|Sarah Simon
|Via USAFA
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2007
|Well, I've never had so many young people call me "ma'am" on a hiking trail in my life. No gripes about well mannered cadets, though. This was quite a steep climb on such a hot day (nearly 90 degrees in COS), but I was rewarded with a breezy, bug-free summit all to myself for about 30 minutes. I enjoyed lunch and views of the Academy & Pikes Peak to the sound of wind in evergreen bows and birds chirping. This was a nice day, and a good solo hike to think and be at peace. To be sure, the down-hike will take its toll on worn out knees and hips...gettin' old is painful sometimes.
|Posted Aug 26, 2007 5:42 pm
|Via USAFA
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2007
|Well marked, nice day. Unique views of the Academy.
|Posted Aug 17, 2007 5:10 pm
|Morning exercise
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2007
|I was quite surprised by the large number of people on the peak. I was also surprised by how steep the trail was. All in all a good hike and some great views. This would be quite an adventure with snow and ice!
|Posted Jul 1, 2007 9:31 pm
|Mike Mc
|Stanley Canyon
Date Climbed: May 21, 2007
|I climbed this peak(s) from Stanley Canyon. About half-way between the trailhead and the reservoir, I scrambled up a granite ridge, then bushwacked to the summit. Interesting route...crappy rock!
|Posted May 24, 2007 9:53 am
|11/14/06 Climb
Date Climbed: Nov 14, 2006
|Started climbing this peak at 3:00 p.m. on 11/14/06. It was in the 30's and the wind was very strong(up to 60 m.p.h.). I had nothing but a sweater and some shorts on. When I arrived to the canyon at the base, I started making my way up the peak and everything was going fine. Then, about halfway up, it goy very steep and icy. I had to use my hands for support and there was snow everywhere so they were freezing. I climbed for about an hour then decided to head down because it was about to get dark and I was freezing! When I got down my hands were purple and numb. This was my first attempt at this peak and an unsuccessful one. This has been one of the steepest climbs I've ever done(raising 2000 feet in about 1 mile). I will retry this peak when I'm better prepared and have some gloves.
P.S. Don't climb this peak in winter unless you're planning on slipping a lot and freezing your butt off! You may need crampons because there's tons of thick ice.
|Posted Nov 15, 2006 3:18 am
|Not bad
|Hiked this a long time ago with some friends. Make sure you take the correct cut-off.
|Posted Sep 19, 2006 10:23 pm
|Family's First Hike
Date Climbed: Mar 18, 2006
|Checked out the web page to find an easy mountain for the family to do together. My wife smokes and still hasn't made it up the Incline, and though my 9- and 13-year old had done Rocky and Mount Manitou and the Incline, my 5-year old was completely new to this.
I couldn't have been more wrong today as we climbed the mountain with 2 other families and a young friend. All in all, we had 9 kids, including an 8-month old in a baby back pack, my 3 kids, and 2 other 9-year olds. To top it off, my friend's father who has cancer made the trip. It was supposed to be easy.
Very early on, we made a wrong turn (notice there's no trail page or trail description) and got lost. Making the way back to the main trail, we noticed snow almost immediately. Uh, oh. Not like the sun-beaten Incline, I knew this was going to be bad. Less than a mile in, my wife and my friend's wife turned back along with one of the 9-year olds and the 8-month old. Soon after, my friend's father took a long break, which basically said he wasn't making the summit push. They turned back at the right place because just after that were the most incredible ice fields I'd ever seen! It's hard to describe, but imagine a frozen river that thaws and refrezes each day. There's layers upon layers of ice as much as 2 feet thick. AMAZING!! Anyway, after 3 hours, all of us made it to the top, even the 5-year old who kept repeating that she "loved the mountain!" The other kids went through bouts of hatred and love for the mountain, depending on whether they were slipping on the ice or not.
Coming down was just as bad as going up, as the snowy trail melted slightly, and everything became a skating rink. To help the kids up and down, the adults formed human chains then ended up slipping themselves.
Made the top to see spectacular views, some of the best I've seen from local summits! I think the best view I had all day, though, was, after telling my 5-year old to stay put as I helped my 13-year old up another part of the trail, coming back to see my 5-year old pulling herself up an easy class 3 wall! AMAZING!
So, while being ticked off that the web site didn't give us the most basic of information that could have helped us, this did end up being a great hike (though difficult on the level of Cameron Cone) for the family. Just wish my wife got to see it.
|Posted Mar 19, 2006 6:16 am
|from Academy
Date Climbed: Nov 5, 2005
|Climbed Eagles (aka North) from the academy with some light snow falling. Great hike with alot of vertical. Make sure to visit neighboring South Peak and an outcrop to the west with sweet views of Pikes.
|Posted Feb 15, 2006 3:04 am


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I think that what shocks, or saddens former soviet bloc immigrants to the USA that they see so much freedom of thought and expression and yet, people wrap themselves in groupthink cocoons-- they choose ignorance, and this pathological behavior is encouraged and rewarded by academics and journalists--- the very people who shouldn't be encouraging a rewarding such behavior.
How many people will look at MSNBC (not just crazy libs), see NO minorities at the RNC convention and then decide the GOP is a Klan meeting in disguise? If the answer is greater than zero, that's too many.
that is what a person with even a minimum of intelligence would expect to see.
If you bother to count heads and see more than 1 in 100, say 5, 10, whatever, maybe approximating their national statistical #s and still assert otherwise, what do you call that? The truth?
When a media outlet, say MSLSD, purposely omits minority speakers from its coverage and asserts they aren't present what do you call that. etc.
Waiting to hear about how Eskimos and Yeti were underrepresented from lib media
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I still think its worse than you think it is. And I thought I was the optimist here...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...nt_Act_of_2009The stimulus has been criticized as being too small. In July 2010, a group of 40 prominent economists issued a statement calling for expanded stimulus programs to reduce unemployment. They also challenged the view that the priority should be reducing the deficit: "Making deficit reduction the first target, without addressing the chronic underlying deficiency of demand, is exactly the error of the 1930s."[95]
In July 2010, the White House Council of Economic Advisers estimated that the stimulus had "saved or created between 2.5 and 3.6 million jobs as of the second quarter of 2010."[96] At that point, spending outlays under the stimulus totaled $257 billion and tax cuts totaled $223 billion.[97] In July 2011, the White House Council of Economic Advisers estimated that as of the first quarter of 2011,[98] the ARRA raised employment relative to what it otherwise would have been by between 2.4 and 3.6 million. The sum of outlays and tax cuts up to this point was $666 billion. Using a straight mathematical calculation, critics reported that the ARRA cost taxpayers between $185,000 to $278,000 per job that was created, though this computation does not include the permanent infrastructure that resulted.
In August 2010, Republican Senators Tom Coburn and John McCain released a report listing 100 projects it described as the "most wasteful projects" funded by the Act. In total, the projects questioned by the two senators amounted to about $15 billion, or less than 2% of the $862 billion. The two senators did concede that the stimulus has had a positive effect on the economy, though they criticized it for failing to give "the biggest bang for our buck" on the issue of job creation. CNN noted that the two senators' stated objections were brief summaries presenting selective accounts that were unclear, and the journalists pointed out several instances where they created erroneous impressions.[99]
The stimulus should have been bigger.
If the Romney/Ryan philosophy of pre-New Deal American economic policy gets realized, they'll be jobs for us small folk alright - in the fracking industry and at Walmart.
In just a few words, it so clearly states that no amount of Government spending/redistribution can be too much as long as THEY'RE the ones in charge of it, and of course......that the massive waste that comes along is simply part of the cost. How dare taxpayers even comment, don't they know it's for the greater good?
And it says that the workers are apparently too good for jobs like oil industry and retail jobs like WalMart. A mindset that is such a core part of our current emplyment and immigration problems......jobs exist, but many Americans are too good to work them, hence importing illegals, and an endless stream of welfare for able bodies folks who refuse to work.
All part of the Government Cradle ideal of the collectivists.
It has nothing to do with feeling that you are too good to work at a place like Walmart. There are many, many Americans who are forced to change careers because they lost their jobs-and do it. It is about trying to raise a family and asking only for decent health benefits. Why wont one of the most profitable companies in the world offer decent benefits? GREED.
So continue to fight the good fight about collectivism and socialism and communism.
And I will continue to bang the drums on the affects of corporate GREED on this country.


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I thought it was time to give you all a new challenge and so I have decided to resurrect the 'recommend your favourite _______ challenge', started by Marauder by Midnight last year. The rules will be similar and points will still be available, though possibly not quite so many as last time. If you would like to see examples of previous challenges, please see the Hall of Records. In the spirit of February being the month of love, the first challenge is to recommend your favourite pairing.
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- Write a short paragraph introducing your pairing, why you like it and how you discovered it – so if it's a canon pair why you decided to support it or if it's non canon how you first began to consider it as a pairing.
- Find two stories (from any category) which you think portray your pairing well and write a review recommending others to read it. This review should not be the kind you would leave for an author, but should be aimed at another reader. Examples of things to include: why it is a good portrayal of your favourite pairing, how it affected your own views on the pairing, things about the story in general – is it well written, does it have a good plot, is the characterisation good?
- If you wish you may also write a drabble of no more than 500 words, giving your own portrayal of the relationship.
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Padres tab Antonelli with first-round pick
Wake Forest third baseman has shown plenty of promise
By Lyle Spencer / MLB.com
SAN DIEGO -- For Matt Antonelli, the Padres' 2006 first-round pick in the First-Year Player Draft, Tuesday was as bright as the sunshine in the city he hopes to call his new home someday soon. "Going in, I was hoping to be drafted by San Diego," Antonelli said. "This is something I've been working towards my whole life. I couldn't be happier with the team I was chosen by. The Padres are a great organization on the rise." Looking to enhance their offense and athleticism, the Padres chose Antonelli, a third baseman from Wake Forest University, with the 17th overall pick in the first round. Antonelli, who batted .335 with 11 homers and 30 extra-base hits in 200 at-bats this season, has a compact swing, excellent plate discipline and is considered versatile enough to play a variety of positions, including second base and the outfield. Standing 6 feet and weighing 198 pounds, he's a right-handed hitter. With Vinny Castilla on the downslope of his career, an opening is imminent at third base. Antonelli is expected to compete with Chase Headley, a second-round pick last year out of Tennessee who is progressing nicely at Class A Lake Elsinore. "Hard-nosed, versatile," Antonelli said when asked to describe himself as a player. "I can play third base, second, the outfield, a lot of different positions. I can do a lot of different things -- hit-and-run, steal some bags. All-around, I can do things pretty well. "I played third mostly in college, but I've also played a lot of short, and second in summer leagues. I enjoy all three of them."
"Although he's a third baseman," Fuson said, "he's such a great athlete that by the time he's Major League-ready, he could play center field or second base. He is an offensive catalyst."
Consistent with the qualities sought by Fuson, Antonelli makes consistent contact -- only 24 strikeouts in 200 at-bats this season -- and works counts. Put a fastball in a location he likes and he'll drive balls to all fields. Eight of his 11 homers for the Demon Deacons this year went to the opposite field.
"I had seven career homers coming into this season and hit 11," Antonelli said. "I got a little stronger and put on about 10 pounds. Being a year older helped."
Padres manager Bruce Bochy, in Milwaukee before Tuesday night's game against the Brewers, said Antonelli "looks like a guy who can give you some options.
"He can play different positions, and he's a good athlete," Bochy said. "He's an on-base guy, disciplined at the plate, a good athlete who runs well enough to play different positions."
His soft hands and above-average quickness, speed and range make Antonelli a solid defender at third, capable of moving to any of the three outfield positions if Headley develops at third.
Headley, a switch-hitter, was batting .279 through Tuesday with .458 slugging and .369 on-base marks at Lake Elsinore, leading the team with eight homers and 31 RBIs.
Like Josh Barfield and Khalil Greene, infielders he'd like to join in the near future in San Diego, Antonelli has good speed and is considered a smart, assertive baserunner. He stole 15 bases this season and 46 in three seasons at Wake Forest.
Antonelli was named as a Cape Cod League All-Star each of the past two summers for the Falmouth Commodores.
In 2005, starting all 58 games at third base, Antonelli batted .332 with five home runs and 35 RBIs, leading the team in batting average, runs scored (68), walks (57) and on-base percentage (.475). He led off in 47 games, recording 23 multihit games. He pounded left-handed pitchers to the tune of a .424 average and drew walks in 41 of the team's 58 games.
As a freshman, he started in all 50 of the team's games at third base, batting .305 with two home runs, 37 RBIs and a team-leading 51 runs scored. He was second in stolen bases (18 in 20 attempts), third in batting average and was fourth on the team in RBIs.
Recommended by Padres scout Ash Lawson, Antonelli was a first team All-ACC selection in 2006.
Staring all 163 games the Demon Deacons played in his three seasons at Wake Forest, Antonelli set a school record with 128 walks while batting a career .324 with 18 homers and 110 RBIs. He's the fourth Demon Deacon in school history -- and first position player -- to be chosen in the first round.
Growing up in Peabody, Mass., Antonelli was a Red Sox fan with a special interest in Nomar Garciaparra, now starring for the Padres' National League West rivals in Los Angeles."He played with a lot of energy and had a great work ethic," Antonelli said. "I tried to model my game after him." Antonelli, 21, has impressed scouts with his attitude and development at Wake Forest against quality Atlantic Coast Conference competition. He has improved each season after electing not to sign with the Dodgers as a 19th-round pick in 2004. "We are very excited to get one of the top college position players," said Grady Fuson, the team's vice-president of scouting and development. "Matt is a very athletic kid and he had a great career at Wake Forest." One of the most heralded high school athletes in New England history, Antonelli was the Massachusetts player of the year in football and hockey at Danver's (Mass.) St. John's Prep, and the runner-up in baseball. Little wonder the Padres loved his athleticism and aptitude.
|"Going in, I was hoping to be drafted by San Diego. This is something I've been working towards my whole life. I couldn't be happier with the team I was chosen by. The Padres are a great organization on the rise."
|-- Matt Antonelli
Lyle Spencer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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1. The state's guarantee of a school district's bonds may enable that school district to obtain a higher rating for its bonds, which would enable the school district to sell its bonds at a lower interest rate, saving property taxpayers money on interest.
2. This provision is needed to provide for a program to allow all school districts easy access to the bond markets through the backing of a statewide guarantee fund. This will help address the backlog of school building needs, a problem throughout the state.
3. Some school districts have difficulty passing bond elections for new facilities. This provision may aid in passing bond proposals when the local patrons know that the property tax burden will be less--through lower interest payments--because this guarantee program is in place.
4. This amendment is an innovative, almost risk-free way for the state to help local property tax payers save money while promoting public education. Government is created to solve problems and this is a way the state can help with some innovative, forward thinking. Other states, including Utah, Wyoming and Oklahoma, have school bond guarantee programs that are working well.
1. The amount of interest savings to a particular school district would be small compared to the cost of establishing this program. Many school districts can purchase "bond insurance" to upgrade their district's bond ratings. The cost and bureaucratic red tape of this program may not be worth the effort.
2. This proposed amendment sets a bad precedent for state guarantee of local municipality debt. While this amendment only addresses school district debt, it may open "Pandora's Box" so that in the future the state will be guaranteeing municipal and county debt. Additionally, even though the state is only contingently liable for the school bonds, the state would be held responsible for payment in the event of default by a school district. This represents bonding the state without a vote of the people at the a general election, which is required by the state constitution.
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Daltons were good neighbors, resident says
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 18, 2007 at 8:21 am
James Dalton is a registered sex offender in Palo Alto.
His photo is at:
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a resident of another community
on Jul 18, 2007 at 9:17 am
Our hearts go out to Mrs. Dalton.
a resident of Los Altos
on Jul 18, 2007 at 11:15 am
I was friends with their daughter way back when , I feel so sad for them! My heart goes out to all of you.
a resident of another community
on Jul 18, 2007 at 3:20 pm
Our hearts and prayers go out to the Dalton Family. Our memories are from Our Lady of the Rosary School and the fun times we had together as kids. No human rational can answer why. We pray that there can be some healing and peace from this tragedy.
a resident of Gunn High School
on Jul 18, 2007 at 6:05 pm
I remember John Dalton as the first guy who ever asked me to dance at a Gunn High School dance, the summer before sophomore year. His ex-girlfriend stood by and snickered with her friends but I didn't care. He was very good-looking and kind and I bet he remained so.
My heart goes out to his mother, other siblings and his extended family.
Shame on you who judge 'people in their 50's living with their mother'. So what? Once upon a time, multi-generational living was the norm. People looking after family members is a bad thing?
a resident of another community
on Jul 18, 2007 at 8:31 pm
He did remain so, and such a good friend. We used to work together and he was always in high spirits no matter what was going on. John always had an ear to listen to, and boy could he play the hermonica. I will miss you buddy, I was thinking of you last week when I saw a truck like yours drive by in SC..... Peace to you and your family and friends.
a resident of Midtown
on Jul 22, 2007 at 6:19 pm
I am so sorry. I was in John's class at Our Lady of the Rosary, and I remember him vividly. I can see his face as though it were yesterday. He was a fine person. I will pray for all the family during this time of terrible grief.
Kathy Roddy
a resident of Barron Park
on Jul 27, 2007 at 10:12 pm
Jimmy has had mental problems since senior year. This is a sad ending to a long problem
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"To create a new standard it takes something that's not just a little bit different. It takes something that's really new and really captures people's imagination. And the Macintosh, of all the machines I've ever seen, is the only one that meets that standard."


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I often collect bits and pieces of ideas that aren�t substantial enough to support an entire column, but (to my mind) are still worthy of mention.
I often collect bits and pieces of ideas that aren�t substantial enough to support an entire column, but (to my mind) are still worthy of mention.
Here are a few random thoughts I picked up along the way:
n According to a Daily News story, some at the Board of Elections were disappointed at the sparse turnout for early voting. I think they picked the wrong polling place. Not that there�s anything wrong with the polling place they chose, but if they�d opened the precinct at the city recreation center at Northside, I believe more would have taken advantage of early voting, including me. Jacksonville has the largest population in Onslow County, so it only makes sense to start early voting there.
n Have you ever noticed how annoying commercials starring B-list celebrities are? Marie Osmond with her trout lips hawking diet stuff; Fred Thompson and Henry Winkler trying to sell people on expensive reverse mortgages that they will never personally need or use; Debbie Boone with her one-hit-wonder song playing over and over; and a bunch of former sports greats discussing everything from their potty habits to ointments all make me hit the off switch faster than reruns of The Nanny.
n I have never seen the American people more polarized than they are now, and I blame the entire Washington establishment. We have gotten so far away from �Mr. Smith Goes to Washington� that it�s criminal. Instead of sending honest men and women with deep moral convictions to govern us, we�ve allowed our politicians to develop rules that apply only to their constituencies. The anointed, including the elected and their cronies, have slipped the noose and are above the regulations that hamper the remainder of the American public. Laws should apply equally; it should not be so expensive to get elected that only a few privileged, rich people can get into the game. Moreover, moral ambiguity should not be a pre-qualifier for holding political office. Where are Will Rogers, Harry Truman and Jimmy Stewart when we need them?
n To the City of Jacksonville: Please reinstate twice a week garbage pickup. My trashcan is disgusting. I can�t get within 10 feet of it, and there�s not enough Spic and Span in the world to make it bearable. Usually it won�t hold everything it needs to hold. I know you cut the twice a week pickup in order to save money, but honestly, making Jacksonville trashier and stinkier isn�t the answer.
n And last, but certainly not least, to Sgt. Moore, the Marine who recently was awarded the Navy Cross, and all of the local recipients of Silver and Bronze Stars, Purple Hearts, unit citations and other awards won in battle: I am so very, very proud of you. And grateful. You are worth a million of those idiots in our nation�s capitol. You, and the other veterans we honor tomorrow, are true heroes. Thank you for your service.
Carole Moore welcomes email at email@example.com.


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Aramis joins Braun on injury list after jammed knee
By Adam McCalvy / MLB.com
PHOENIX -- With Ryan Braun resting a bruised left knee, Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez was similarly sidelined on Saturday when he jammed his left knee on a slide at second base.
Ramirez's bloop double down the left field line snapped an 0-for-10 start, but he came up limping after sliding into the bag. He left the Angels-Brewers game immediately, then walked back to the clubhouse with head athletic trainer Dan Wright for evaluation. The official diagnosis was a left knee strain.
"When he slid into the bag, the impact," manager Ron Roenicke said. "They checked it out and they don't think there's any damage anywhere, but it's day to day, and that usually ends up being more than just a day."
The Brewers play at the Cubs on Sunday before a team off-day on Monday.
Both of the Brewers' middle-of-the-order hitters are now banged up. Braun did not play Saturday after taking a foul ball of his left knee two days earlier, though Roenicke was confident the injury would not prevent Braun from playing for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic.
"He went through all of his workouts, hit up here and just didn't feel right running," Roenicke said.
Braun will join Team USA on Sunday and participate in workouts and exhibitions throughout the week before the team's Classic opener against Canada on Friday night.
Brewers prepare for Classic exodus
PHOENIX -- With players beginning to depart Sunday for the World Baseball Classic, the clubhouse at Maryvale Baseball Park is about to become a whole lot more spacious.
At the moment, the Brewers have a Major League-leading 13 participants in the Classic, including 10 players from big league camp. Many were scheduled to depart on Sunday to join their nations' training camps, either elsewhere in greater Phoenix or in Florida.
"It will be nice to get away and break up what can be the monotony of Spring Training, the day-in and day-out routine," said Canadian closer John Axford. "But at the same time, it's the first time in 10 years I've been able to put on the uniform of Team Canada, so I'm really, really, really looking forward to representing my country on this world stage. I think it will be good, too, to gear up a little bit and get some of the anxiety of a 'real' game."
Axford, fellow reliever Jim Henderson and infielder Taylor Green will report to Goodyear, Ariz., for a quick Team Canada training camp -- they play an exhibition against the Brewers on Tuesday, and Axford and Henderson are both scheduled to pitch.
Left fielder Ryan Braun and catcher Jonathan Lucroy will join Team USA for a few days of training in Scottsdale, Ariz. Starting pitchers Yovani Gallardo and Marco Estrada will train with Team Mexico in Glendale, Ariz., though Gallardo will return to Brewers camp on Tuesday to test a minor groin injury. Infielder Jeff Bianchi and Team Italy will also train in Glendale.
Two of the Brewers' big league participants will travel. Catcher Martin Maldonado and right-hander Hiram Burgos are to travel Sunday morning to Ft. Myers, Fla., to join Team Puerto Rico, which will play exhibition games before traveling again to San Juan, Puerto Rico for Pool C.
"It's going to be fun and intense for the same time," said Lucroy, who will catch Estrada's start against the Cubs on Sunday before attending a Team USA meeting that night. "I'm not going there to collect a paycheck. I'm going there to win a championship."
Classic departures bring opportunities
PHOENIX -- The start of the World Baseball Classic means opportunity for the extra catchers in Brewers camp.
Both of the catchers on Milwaukee's 40-man roster are playing in the tournament -- Jonathan Lucroy for the U.S. and Martin Maldonado for Puerto Rico. Five non-roster invitees will cover those absences: Dayton Buller, Anderson De La Rosa, Robinzon Diaz, Blake Lalli and Adam Weisenburger.
"They said, 'Get ready to play. You're going to get a lot of work,'" said Lalli, 29, who made his Major League debut last season with the Cubs.
Diaz is the only other member of the group with big league experience. He played 44 games with the Blue Jays and Pirates in 2008 and '09.
The other three players were in the Brewers' organization last year. Buller is the most experienced, but he has been sidelined from Cactus League games so far by a calf strain, manager Ron Roenicke said.
Lalli, who could end up being the top catcher at Triple-A Nashville, welcomed the heavy workload.
"That's what you want as a player -- opportunity," he said.
Last call
• Roenicke said he was seeing good things from third baseman Aramis Ramirez, even though Ramirez was hitless in his first nine Spring Training at-bats.
"I like his at-bats. He's hit some balls hard," Roenicke said. "The hits, they're nice to have more, probably for the player because he knows he has some hits and can relax a little bit. For me, I like to see [quality] at-bats right now."
• Shortstops Jean Segura and Jeff Bianchi agreed to terms on 2013 contracts Saturday, the final members of Milwaukee's 40-man roster to sign.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Scherzer stymies Sox to pick up 16th win
DETROIT -- Max Scherzer lost his unbeaten season three weeks ago. Then he really started pitching stingy.
"He's always had great stuff, but in the past you would get one or two pitches to hit and you would capitalize," White Sox slugger Adam Dunn said after Scherzer's latest gem. "He doesn't walk guys like he used to and his stuff is as good, if not the best, in the game."Full Game Coverage
DETROIT -- Max Scherzer lost his unbeaten season three weeks ago. Then he really started pitching stingy.
"He's always had great stuff, but in the past you would get one or two pitches to hit and you would capitalize," White Sox slugger Adam Dunn said after Scherzer's latest gem. "He doesn't walk guys like he used to and his stuff is as good, if not the best, in the game."Full Game Coverage
The White Sox had another chance at Scherzer on Saturday night at Comerica Park after watching him pick their lineup apart last week in Chicago. This time, Scherzer actually made it look easier.
But then, the numbers show Scherzer to be as close to unbeatable this season as any pitcher in the last decade. With 7 2/3 innings of three-hit ball in a 3-0 shutout at Comerica Park, Scherzer became the first pitcher since Roger Clemens in 2001 -- and the second pitcher in the last 44 years -- with a 16-1 record.
Clemens got to 20-1 with the Yankees before losing his final two decisions. Dave McNally started out 16-1 with the Orioles in 1969.
"He's obviously on a pretty good roll," manager Jim Leyland said.
When the Rangers finally handed Scherzer a loss a few weeks back, his comparisons to those two were supposed to end. The way he's pitching now, it's arguably time to stop talking about Scherzer's season exclusively in terms of wins and losses.
He's 3-0 in three starts since losing to Texas just before the All-Star break, but the pitching behind it has been his best all season. Opponents have mustered just two runs on eight hits in 21 2/3 innings in those outings, drawing just three walks against 18 strikeouts.
The last run Scherzer allowed came from a Conor Gillaspie homer. That wasn't Saturday. That was July 22, two starts ago. Scherzer now has 13 2/3 scoreless innings since.
Scherzer has said repeatedly that he doesn't judge himself on wins and losses, but how he pitches. He's backing it up.
"He's got a lot of stuff going for him, throwing hard and everything," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "But this year, especially just controlling off-speed pitch, his slider, you can see guys catch up to the velocity and then awareness in the field to throw that slider pretty good. [He'll] make it look like a fastball and then it dives out of the zone."
Scherzer's six scoreless innings last Saturday against the Phillies was a relative cruise in a 10-0. This game never got that far out of hand -- three runs actually marked Scherzer's third-lowest run support of the season -- but his pitching never let it feel within reach.
He took three Tigers solo homers off White Sox lefty John Danks and pitched like he had a trio of three-run blasts behind him.
"When you get Max some runs, get him a little run support, he's a bulldog," said Torii Hunter, whose first-inning homer put Detroit ahead for good. "He battles on the mound. It doesn't matter who's at the plate. He's coming after you."
The Tigers, meanwhile, are trying their best to pull away. Scherzer's gem stretched Detroit's winning streak to seven games, its longest since winning 12 in a row to run away with the American League Central in September 2011.
Cleveland's win at Miami kept Detroit's lead at three games with one more game left before the two sides meet at Progressive Field for four games beginning Monday.
"It's all about the team," Scherzer said. "We're in first place, we have to keep it there. The Indians and Royals are playing really good baseball right now and anything can happen so we have to finish the season strong."
The Tigers have their opponents to one run or less in six games on this streak, including four in a row. On Saturday, the only White Sox baserunner to reach scoring position against Scherzer got there without a hit. Singles from Dunn leading off the second inning, Gillaspie in the seventh and Alejandro De Aza in the eighth accounted for all the hitting damage.
Though Scherzer allowed leadoff baserunners in three of his first five innings, two third-inning walks comprised the only real threat against him. Once Scherzer ended the inning with an Alex Rios flyout to left, he pretty well rolled through an aggressive-swinging White Sox lineup from there.
"I walked three. That's always one thing that I pride myself in, not walking guys, but I was able to pitch around those," Scherzer said. "I didn't let some of those guys beat me in some of those situations. I felt again that I was pitching with four pitches again tonight and just keeping the ball down. A couple balls they hit hard, Austin [Jackson] ran back and tracked them down and he played a great game tonight."
Scherzer struck out six batters, pushing his career total to 999. He had an 0-2 count on De Aza with two outs in the eighth and the sellout crowd of 43,906 on its feet when De Aza sent a line drive single into left field, leading Leyland to the mound to end Scherzer's outing.
Hunter's 12th home run of the year put Detroit ahead in the opening inning before Jhonny Peralta sent a Danks fastball into the shrubs in straightaway center field, an estimated 444-foot drive according to ESPN Stats and Information.
Jose Iglesias capped the damage with his first home run as a Tiger, sending a Danks offering over the bullpen and into the left-field seats.
Danks (2-9) settled down to retire the final 10 batters he faced, but Scherzer and Detroit's bullpen never gave the Sox hope of getting him off the hook. Jose Veras replaced Scherzer in the eighth to retire Alexei Ramirez before Joaquin Benoit pitched the ninth for his 12th save in as many chances.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. Read Beck's Blog and follow him on Twitter @beckjason.


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text: backKaren Dean now an Oxfam ambassador2.25.2013Illinois College junior Bret Thixton kept Friday night's ceremony short.In IC's McGaw Theater on campus, the economics and political science major from Riverton shared a few words about Oxfam America and introduced one of the organization's newest Sisters on the Planet ambassadors — political science professor Karen Dean. Dean is one of five such ambassadors in Illinois. The organization consists of more than 400 ambassadors worldwide, but Illinois College has the only Oxfam group in about a 250-mile radius. Read the entire story as it appears in the Jacksonville Journal-Courier.Story by Jake Russell, Journal-Courier About Illinois CollegeFounded in 1829, Illinois College is a residential liberal arts college fostering academic excellence rooted in opportunities for experiential learning while preparing students for lifelong success. The college is located in Jacksonville, Ill. With an enrollment of about 1,000 students, the college offers over 50 undergraduate programs and a Master of Arts in Education degree program. In 1932 the society of Phi Beta Kappa established a chapter at Illinois College, and it remains one of only 11 in the state.Illinois College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.Visit www.ic.edu or call 217-245-3467 for more information.Media Contact InformationOffice of Marketing and CommunicationsAmy RourkeWriter and Public Relations Manager217.245.3419back


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Rock You Can Wear
At any moment in just about every part of the world, you can spy a piece of band merchandise. Fans often wear clothing embellished with the logos of their favorite bands to help them express who they are to strangers. And now, perhaps more than ever, bands are embracing merchandising and creating new and innovative pieces that go beyond classic tour T-shirts, hoodies and patches.
Over the last couple years one area of merchandising that has particularly gained popularity is T-shirts for women. I'm not talking about T-shirts emblazoned with the same design displayed on men's shirts but in smaller sizes, but shirts made with special, female-friendly designs with shapes and fabrics created with women in mind. And some bands go deep into the wardrobe. I recently purchased workout shorts from GRAMMY-nominated metal group Mastodon with the word "A**todon" written on the rear, as well as "booty shorts" from the likes of the Darkness, Cannibal Corpse, Hank III, and more.
I've also seen great scarves from the likes of Rammstein and the Horrors, a unique wearable item great for these cold winter months. But, hands down, the best item I've seen this season was a Slayer Christmas sweater.
Municipal Waste has some of the most creative merch. I've seen them toss out branded frisbees at concerts and they even have their own snuggie. Nothing says metal like a bright-blue snuggie.
Rock duo One-Eyed Doll make a lot of their own band merch, adding a custom one-of-a-kind flair to items their fans eat up.
Some of my favorite items are those that are limited to that night's concert, such as gig posters. Poster art captures the uniqueness of the show as it includes the date, venue and artist lineup, and is usually created by a locally commissioned artist. The best posters are on good paper stock, numbered and signed by the artist.
Some bands even sell live recordings of the concert you attended as the ultimate keepsake. Kiss and Metallica have both offered professional quality recordings of their shows.
While visiting GRAMMY winner Jack White's Third Man Records last year, I purchased a limited-edition Jack White USB flash drive, marking one of the most unique pieces of merch I've ever purchased. Coldplay utilized Xylobands to turn their audience into an LED billboard at concerts. The remaining wristband became a take home souvenir for many.
I've spent many hours before and after concerts at the holy grail, aka the merch booth, salivating over items that will become memorabilia for years to come. Even now that the merch booth is also available online, shopping for items swathed in my favorite band's logos is still an integral part of my music experience.


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Re: Digweed Live In......?
I'd even go as far to say that between the bannings; you bring something to this board. I suppose democracy is listening to others even though the message may be crass or cruel or rude.
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I'd even go as far to say that between the bannings; you bring something to this board. I suppose democracy is listening to others even though the message may be crass or cruel or rude.
Could you, one day, be Dermo's co pilot Ahad?
Maverick and Goose.
None taken Ahad.
Big pressure on Edward to show these dopey yanks how to club.
Tucked up at 2am in his jimmer jammers after being sick will simply not do.
All guns blazing BF.
now I feel nauseous
So, Live in where then?
Who gives a fuck, really.
4 x CDs from Rosario according to the Bedrock facebook page.
Out Dec 9th
1. Terranova - Painkiller - Michael Mayer Mix
2. Mama-Don't Stop The Beat - Tiefschwarz Remix
3. Jacob Phono & Jens Bond - I Stay
4. Jacob Phono & Jens Bond - Lick Your Brains
5. Jimpster - Brought To Bare ft. Jonatan Bäckelie - Deetron Remix
6. Fairmont - Lie To Me.
7. Mario Aureo & Manuel Moreno - Arosis - Sebo Remix
8. Dubb Disko - Please Don't Go
9. Vinayak A - Set Her Free - Martin Buttrich Remix
10. SuSoul - Cosmic Theater - Pete Herbert Remix
11. Leave - No Doubt - Lopazz Remix
12. Paul C & Paolo Martini - The Race feat. Mousse T
13. Coma - Les Dilettantes - Roosevelt Mix
1. Le Carousel - Stick Together - Phil Kieran Remix
2. Our Loving Sun - To Disappear - Ripperton Remix
3. Paul C & Paolo Martini - Red Swan
4. Martin Buttrich & Mousse T. - Sunseeker
5. Jagwar Ma - Come Save Me - The Pachanga Boys' Jagwar Pawar Version
6. H.O.S.H. - Dancer
7. Traumer - Sofa
8. Martin Buttrich & Davide Squillace - BCN Motion
9. Oscar Barila & Sergio Parrado - Redemption
10. Deetron feat. Ben Westbeech - Rhythm - Instrumental Mix
11. Deetron feat. Ben Westbeech - Rhythm
12. Rebelski - The Rift Valley (Lee Van Dowski Binary Re-Up Mix)
1. Dan Curtin - Got Me Somethin
2. Funk D'Void - Lambo PM
3. Dia - Sights
4. Marst - Control Room
5. The Japanese Popstars - Pump Power - Marino Canal Remix
6. Nick Curly - When The Wild Horse
7. Tiga VS Audion - Let's Go Dancing
8. Satoshi Fumi - The Messenger - Ian O'Donovan Remix
9. The Japanese Popstars - Out of Nowhere - The Japanese Popstars Remix
10. Slam - Eterna - John Digweed & Nick Muir Remix
11. Daniel Dexter - Why So Serious? - Uner Remix
12. John Digweed & Nick Muir Versus Ian O'Donovan - Dawnbreaker
13. John Digweed & Nick Muir Versus Carlo Lio - Infinity Road
14. Alex Niggemann - Tangram (The Bright End)
1. Adam Beyer & Ida Engberg - You Know
2. Deetron - Character Beats
3. Breccia - Indigo
4. Amir - Katatonisch - Butch Remix
5. Sebastian Markiewicz - Fibre - Phil Kieran Remix
6. Aidan Lavelle - Issues
7. Aidan Lavelle - Direction
8. Nuno dos Santos - Mon Toy - Gregor Tresher Remix
9. John Digweed & Nick Muir Versus Jamie Stevens - Prism
10. Pele & Shawnecy - Roach Hotel
11. Carlo Lio & Harvey McKay - Fuck Jack
12. The Advent - Disco Diva - Uto Karem Remix
13. Arjun Vagale - Kempai - Jon Rundell Remix
14. Harvey McKay - Push It
There's some tunes on there, that's for sure.
14. Harvey McKay - Push It
Wasn't he racing in the 3.20 at Chepstow? He's got some talent that lad.
See Deetron's done alright then - 4 entries in all. Good lad.
he could have come back to stereo to re-record, dammit
Some of the tunes on this are so much on my srasse they've got chimneys. I didnt bother with Czechoslovakia but this is getting bought.
I think the Slovenia release was for those who'd been begging for a peak time-release for years. When they got it they then realized that it translates badly to home versus listened to off your head at a proper club.
I love to listen to it in the car though. I admit it's not home material.
Haven't listened to Slovenia either but this looks the nuts. Will defo be picking it up.
I admit it's not home material.
tbf it works a treat in the cans during a good, stiff walk down the coast on a blistering hot day, especially with a cheeky little rollup for company...
Slovenia was the weakest of the series, but still some great moments in there.
Looking forward to this one.
Slovenia > Cordoba IMO. London on the other hand is the best mix CD he's done since... I don't even know when... Sydney disc 1?
How many fucking times do I have to tell you people, Sydney is all about Disk 2.
For fucks sake.
Sydney disc 2 could have been Yogi Banana for the speed of it
How many fucking times do I have to tell you people, Sydney is all about Disk 2.
For fucks sake.
I've told as many times that I couldn't even handle it in my early twenties.
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Five others are fighting, as they have all year, to emerge as the Romney alternative.
The ascendant Rick Santorum and Rick Perry are battling to win over social conservatives. Libertarian-leaning Ron Paul is working to preserve support that's starting to slip. Newt Gingrich is struggling to end his sharp slide. Michele Bachmann is hardly a factor.
"It may be Romney's to lose at this point," said John Stineman, an Iowa GOP campaign strategist. "And it's a battle among the rest."
While much can happen before Tuesday's caucuses, public surveys and internal polls as well as interviews with Republican activists, Iowa voters and political operatives both inside and outside the candidates' campaigns suggest that Romney is in strong contention to win Tuesday's caucuses.
Paul, who surged this month, has faded some following attacks on his foreign policy positions. Santorum and Perry are climbing, but evangelical Republicans and cultural conservatives continue to divide their support among the field — giving Romney an opening. And a large contingent of voters hasn't yet locked in on a candidate as the clock winds down.
Despite rapidly shifting dynamics, two things were clear on the final weekend before the caucuses: The yearlong effort to establish a consensus challenger to Romney had failed, and Romney's carefully laid plan to survive Iowa was succeeding. It relies on conservative voters failing to rally behind one candidate.
He was either slightly ahead or in a virtual tie with Paul in NBC/Marist and CNN/Time polls, with Santorum running third. A new poll by The Des Moines Register, which has endorsed Romney, late Saturday showed Romney and Paul statistically even at the front of the pack. Romney had 24 percent and while Paul had 22 percent. Santorum was third with 15 percent of likely voters backing him.
Gingrich had 12 percent support and Perry had 11 percent. Bachmann trailed with 7 percent.
With the stakes high, the candidates pressed their closing messages Saturday and released final TV ads while volunteers and staffers canvassed the state to both persuade undecided and mobilize backers.
Notably absent was Paul, the Texas congressman who returned to his home state late Friday. He had no campaign events in Iowa until Monday; his campaign said he was spending the holiday weekend with his family. Paul, however, is appearing on several Sunday morning news programs.
By Saturday afternoon, an upbeat Romney had returned to Iowa from a brief trip to New Hampshire. In Le Mars, he drew a crowd of 300 people, including supporter Alan Lucken, who shouted to the candidate: "You're going to win."
"I'm planning on it," Romney said and later told a reporter, "I sure hope to. I'll tell you that."
In another show of confidence, Romney promised to return to Iowa, a perennial general election battleground, if he is the nominee.
"I'm going to be back in Iowa — we're going to fight, we're going to win Iowa in the general election," Romney said as he closed his remarks in Le Mars.
He spent the afternoon in conservative Plymouth County and more populous Woodbury County, both winning areas for him during the 2008 race. He finished second in the state that year behind former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, although Arizona Sen. John McCain later captured the party's nomination.
At one point, he promised to veto the DREAM Act, which would provide conditional permanent residency for some illegal immigrants. While Romney has faced criticism for changing stance on some social issues, he has held to a strict position on illegal immigration during his 2012 campaign.
Romney planned to campaign Monday in cities he won four years ago — Cedar Rapids, Davenport and Dubuque. He wants to maximize the edge he holds in critical areas rather than risk underperforming in places where more ardent conservatives are leery of his Mormon faith and shifting positions on social issues.
Santorum, meanwhile, looked to capitalize on his recent surge in polls by focusing on southern portions of rural Iowa, where the former Pennsylvania senator has made a point of visiting more often than his rivals. And he rolled out a new TV ad casting him as "a trusted conservative who gives us the best chance to take back America."
He claimed momentum Saturday — and acknowledged his opponents had more money — as he traveled with his daughter Liz, who quit college to campaign for her father.
"We believe that ultimately, money doesn't matter in Iowa," Santorum said at a packed stop in Indianola. "You can't buy Iowa. You've got to go out and work for Iowa votes."
Perry's advisers see Santorum within reach and have begun attacking the former senator for having supported spending on home-state pet projects, an unpopular position in these tough economic times.
"I think the world of Rick Santorum. He's got a great family. But we've got some real difference when it comes to fiscal issues," Perry told supporters in Boone. "Those differences couldn't be clearer when it comes to important issues in this election like spending."
Santorum, in turn, charged Perry with hypocrisy: "He had a paid lobbyist in Washington looking for earmarks."
Perry has seen his fortunes improve some in recent days in part because he and his allies have advertised the most aggressively. Of the more than $3 million in television ads he has spent, the final round included spots promoting him as a Washington outsider, and Santorum, Bachmann, Gingrich and Paul as insiders.
Perry announced he would travel directly from Iowa to Greenville, S.C., the day after the caucuses, bypassing next-up New Hampshire. Still, he said he planned to participate in two debates in New Hampshire next weekend.
Gingrich, for his part, was spending the weekend pleading anew with Iowans to side with him despite what they have learned about him through millions of dollars in attack advertising by Paul and a political action committee bankrolled by Romney supporters.
"Iowa could actually dramatically change people's understanding of what works in politics if you repudiate that kind of negativity," Gingrich told 150 people at a Council Bluffs restaurant Saturday.
Illustrating the split among social conservatives, Des Moines-area talk radio conservatives Simon Conway and Steve Deace made competing endorsements Friday — Conway for Perry, Deace for Gingrich.
Bachmann, who had fallen since last summer to single digits in Iowa polls, spent the day at her Des Moines-area state campaign headquarters rallying supporters and volunteers. Ten protesters connected to the nationwide Occupy movement were arrested outside the office in a suburban strip mall. Bachmann did not come outside of the building.


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On the Bridge: Coming home again to Irish soil
LEE -- In 2009, Ann LaBier of Lee first went to Ireland, on a 10-day trip in March, and she spent St. Patrick's Day in the town where her grandmother was born.
Her grandparents -- her father's parents and her mother's father -- came from Ireland to Brooklyn, N.Y., in the early 1900s.
Her grandmother came from Balinrobe, County Mayo in Western Ireland.
The town is about as large as Lee, a downtown area sorrounded by farmland and sheep. LaBier saw the holiday parade there. St. Patrick's Day, she said, is a national holiday in Ireland and a religious holiday. Many people go to church in the morning after their chors are done.
"There are parades everywhere," she said, and people dressed in costume, holding banners. The processions had themes like the recession, events shaping the town and communities.
"It was breathtaking," she said, "to be standing on a street with 2,000 people and wondering how many were my relatives."
At the South Mayo Family Research Center she asked about her maiden name -- Dulin, from the Irish town of Doolin -- and family names, O'Malley and Feerick.
O'Malleys, she was told, "were block deep."
She and her husband went to Doolin too, on the Atlantic Coast near the Aran Islands. She remembers stone walls marking field borders, thatched roofs, piles of peats drying for fuel, and the bright colors of the houses, vibrant purples and yellows and green. Those colors, she was told, show independence.
"The government owns the houses," she said, "and once people pay them off, then they can paint them."
Ireland has gone through difficult times since her grandparents left, though their entry into the EU has helped recently.
"Their stability is based on people coming," she said.
Jo Grossman of Housatonic has been coming often, for many years. She works for a foreign literary rights agency and travels often -- and Ireland draws her back constantly.
"It envelopes you," she said. "It makes you feel you belong there."
She fell in love with the idea of Ireland when she was 12, she said. She has no Irish blood she knows of -- her family is Jewish from Hungary and Germany -- but she has loved the country for decades and visited many times.
On her first trip, in 1993, many of the most famous sites were open, and she could walk right up to them. She saw the green mounds at New Grange, she said, earth domes over passage graves. A small rock window sits above the low door, and at the summer solstice the sun shines through.
Now tourism is growing, she said, and people are coming in. In Dublin, she learned to say "thank you" in Polish from a young man who filled her car with petrol.
But she likes the country and the smaller towns.
"You battle sheep," she said. "They think they own the road."
It mists often but rarely rains hard, she said, and "even when it rains, the colors look brighter."
In June, the days stay light until 11 p.m. in the long, northern dusk. Music at the pubs starts late, she said.
On the road, she finds herself stopping to explore what catches her eye: old, thatched houses, one with an old stove and flowers growing out of the thatch.
One woman saw her looking at her house and invited her in. Another helped her in a downpour to find a B&B so hidden the woman didn't know it existed in the town where she was born. She and Grossman are now fast friends.
Grossman has talked with caretakers at medieval abbeys and at the old armory in Kinsail, overlooking the water. She has talked with guides giving tours, a librarian who told her that more than 5,000 Jews emigrated through Ireland in World War II, a man on a bicycle who recommended the town's Chinese restaurant for dinner.
LaBier savors the memory of Irish food -- lamb stew, fresh eggs, blood sausage, fruit breads with sweet butter, strong tea, nd the seafood.
"The fishermen are out catching what you're eating that night," she said.
She had not known her grandparents. She is the youngest in her family, and her grandmother died the year she was born.
Her mother's father, she said, came to the U.S. when he was about 14, at the turn of he 20th century. He worked odd jobs, she said, and during Prohibition he ran a speakeasy.
But her family has not handed down stories about her grandparents' lives.
But she thinks about them: about how brave they must have been to leave everything they knew and come to a city neighborhood when American businesses used to hang signs outside saying "Irish need not apply."
And something of Ireland seems to have come down to her. She has red hair, a Shamrock bracelet and an insistence on respect. And the country draws her back. She remembers how she felt when she stood there for the first time.
"It was a sense of the first time you felt like you were home. When we landed" --" she took a deep breath and let it out slowly -- "something felt like where I want to be."
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This is a guy who was the 24th pick in the 2006 draft, who was supposed to be a jobbing pro, an uncoachable player, changing his professional DNA by force of will. In Darwinian terms, its like watching a dog grow wings.
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For a whole bunch of reasons not least of which is the mental health of anyone who watches the Raptors play Lowry has to re-sign.
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"I chose here because I can see what the club are trying to do, the players they're bringing in," said Beckham in front of a packed press conference at PSG's Parc des Princes stadium. "I won't receive any salary, we have decided my salary will go towards a local children's charity in Paris and that is one of the things we are very excited and proud to do…I am very lucky to have earned what I have earned throughout my career."
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Is it the equivalent of Self Rising flour? Or is the % of Baking powder and salt too low to notice a rise unless more yeast is added?
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I was hoping to find KASL at the super grocery. The other product was Bob's red mill, VWG Flour. I guess your saying that the VWG "flour" just describes the form (consistency) of the VWG and you cannot use it in place of bread flour or KASL in that quantity ? I thought that the WRISE was the leavening in the mix, I guessed that they put enough WRISE in the mix to "take care of" the leavening ability of the 7% protein flour. ( I re-read your reply, you said it was heat activated. So technically, there is no leavening in the tort. mix ?) The mix already contains soybean and or cotton seed oil, so I wasn't going to add any extra shortening for that portion (1/2) of the flour. (But rethinking it now, there can't be that much in there because it doesn't come out of the box looking like the "cornmeal mix" that others report on their thin crust doughs.) I'm all ears and learning, so please keep it coming. Peter, how would you compare/ contrast the difference in the DKM thin (or Your thin) -vs- the 30 minute Shaky's that Steve did?


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Uncle Tom Fury | "Django Unchained" –
Sam's deliciously-villainous "Stephen" (who's basically "Uncle Ruckus" from "The Boondocks") has a classic negro moment when he sees a freed slave ("Django") on a horse, which, in those times, was unthinkable. Very few scenes (in film history) are more hilarious.
"Say.WHAT.Again!"|"Pulp Fiction" –
"Jules Winnfield" (and his perfectly-moisturized jheri-swirl) is the iconic bada$$ Sam was born to play. Nominated for an Oscar, Sam owned every scene including this famous breakfast interrogation that NEVER gets old.
FED UP In The Friendly Skies | "Snakes on a Plane" –
After hours trapped in this terrible movie battling deadly snakes 30,000 feet in the air, Sam SNAPS in thee scene that launched "Snakes on a Plane" into pop culture infamy.
Sam Shakin' The (Courtroom) Table | "A Time to Kill" –
"YES, THEY DESERVED TO DIE AND I HOPE THEY BURN IN HELL!" – "Carl Lee Hailey."
Rage Against The Machine | "Changing Lanes" –
Black man having the worst day ever is denied a crucial loan and does what anyone in his position would do: Destroy the Bank teller's computer monitor. If you've never seen this movie, you should. It's riveting.
Haters Gon' Hate | "School Daze" –
Like Chris Rock's classic "N***as vs. Black people" routine, Sam's ironically-profound monologue outside the fried chicken spot will always be relevant.
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John McClane VS Zeus | "Die Hard: With A Vengeance" –
The racial tension between "John McClane" (Bruce Willis) and "Zeus" (Sam L.) in this underrated "Die Hard" flick is cinematic gold. Only Sam could've made this movie work the way it does.
Samuel L. Shark Bait | "Deep Blue Sea" –
Sam screaming at disrespectful decibels the entire movie had Jaws stressed. So, he ate him in the only memorable scene from an otherwise forgettable movie.
White girl Chained | "Black Snack Moan" –
Shamefully-bold film where a raggedy 'ole ex-Blues guitarist discovers and enslaves a sex-addicted white girl. Yes, it's just as ugly, offensive and cinematically-reckless as it sounds but a somewhat enjoyable time (after several drinks).


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Leo has begun to doubt if Santa Claus really exists...if you can adopt Leo and make this Christmas Eve miracle happen If so, please email Jennifer at email@example.com. We are in Northern California.
Published in 1897, in response to 8-year-old Virginia's letter to The Sun newspaper:
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! How dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as if there were no Virginias. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. (...) Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding. No Santa Claus! Thank God! he lives and he lives forever. A thousand years from now, Virginia, nay, ten times ten thousand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of childhood.
If you can, please rescue Leo.
If he sees Christmas this year, there really is a Santa Claus.
Leo the rabbit is safe tonight, in his forever home, with visions of sugarplums dancing in his head. Even if there is nothing under the tree for him tomorrow morning, Santa has already brought Leo what he wanted for Christmas most of all - life.
Thank you to all who emailed and posted, offering support, foster space, and adoption. "Santa Claus exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy."
Merry Christmas to all!


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This is sort of a weird question, but here goes anyway:
If an Animagus is killed in their Animagus form, do they transform back as they are dying, or is their body stuck in animal form forever? I'm thinking of an Avada Kedavra sort of murder, so said person would be caught really off-guard, and it would be really sudden. What do you guys think?