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My pillow is calling me, and I hope to be asleep when Romney makes his 9:00 a.m. EST (6:00 p.m. PST) Veep announcement. Everyone seems to think its Ryan, though, which makes me happy.
Whether I'm right or wrong, here's a VP Open Thread for you.
Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
My pillow is calling me, and I hope to be asleep when Romney makes his 9:00 a.m. EST (6:00 p.m. PST) Veep announcement. Everyone seems to think its Ryan, though, which makes me happy.
Whether I'm right or wrong, here's a VP Open Thread for you.
Romney will announce on board USS WISCONSIN. So, I suspect he will go with Ryan. If you have chosen a Badger, where else but the Big Badger Boat to announce it?
Remember, there is no salvation for America without destroying the back of Leftist power. Any solution that purports to achieve this grand goal without destroying the Left, is worse than a dream. In a dream, you can wake up if it turns into a nightmare.
I am just tickled pink. Maybe, between the two of them, we can beat the pinko!
Ymarsakar is right, of course. The Left's back must be broken. However, the revolutions that have succeeded have been those in which a power structure already existed before the fall of the old regime. If Ryan can manage to craft and pass legislation that dismantles and REPLACES the welfare state, most Americans will show that they very much prefer a pay check to a SNAP card. The power structure already exists. It is called America. Unleashing our people and their creativity was revolutionary once. It can be so, again.
It counts for something, at least with me, that two really smart guys have a chance to replace two, um, not so much, by any objective criteria.
Mitt's VP app sent a notice out shortly after 7 a.m. this Saturday morning. We need some R&R.
Romney is definitely making a play to win Wisconsin. Hurrah!
Picking Paul Ryan also makes the campaign more about economics and ideology. Is it a signal to conservatives that Romney is serious about gutting ObamaCare and taking on the deficit and massive overspending?
The left had their articles all ready to go, no matter who the pick was. I love the 'New Yorker' claim to be worried that a Vice President Ryan would lack experience in the private sector. Didn't seem to concern them when Obama ran for PRESIDENT.
This is a good choice. A serious choice. Now, it will be up to Americans to make the right choice.
An absolute stroke of genius to pick two guys from states that never vote Republican and may not even carry their home states, perhaps no one was available from NY, CA, NJ, MI, or some other GOP powerhouse. Do I like them, SURE, they are the kind of guys you hope your sister is dating; but I never vote anything but conservative.
As "snakehead" Carville has said, "leave it to the GOP to screw up a one car funeral".
Pray for America, and agnostics please "send good thoughts".
Caped – need I remind you that Al Gore didn't even carry his own home state and both he and his father had long ties with government there.
This election has just been defined as a contest between the productive and the moochers. I am hoping that R&R sweeps because the alternative is the end of the US as we know it.
I've been watching some of the videos of Ryan. The Dems are sure going to have wound memories from tangling with him back in 2009/2010.
But the one linked below could be a commercial almost on its own. Ryan owns Charlie Rose who tries to advocate for Obama and lays the Plan
I see this as a positive thing. Ryan is a wonk, but he's an articulate wonk with the smarts to be able to translate his wonkish policies into simple language that can be understood by the average American. He's young, good looking (he appeals to women), and really, really smart. I watched him in that "health care summit" that Obama had early on, reciting chapter and verse from Obama's own law to his face and pissing Obama off pretty well. *grin* Love it. In him, I see some *passion,* not just a dry-as-dust economist boring us all to death with a bunch of policyspeak. Yay!
The down side, as I see it, is that the Obamatons are going to take all Ryan's budget proposals and twist them into something terrible, then run ads on it, but, as I said above, Ryan can defend himself and his policy proposals in clear, simple language. I'm ok with that.
The pundits are already saying its going to get very ugly….I hope so! I'm gonna stock up on popcorn!
Well, now that Ryan will have the national stage, he can stick with his "Adult Conversation" theme. He's said many times, he proposed his budget not as THE solution but to get others to offer their budgets based on realistic data so there can be an adult conversation on how to fix this mess. This theme is prewired and ready to go.
Ryan hasn't been a hard ideologue. He's always admitted that Obama had philosophical differences and that their should be a conversation to find common ground. That theme will work also.
Mr. President, let us make this election about an adult conversation over the future of America, its budget, its deficit, its strangling regulation and its commitment to the founding principles.
Tactically, this pick is brilliant. In order to turn this country around we need the cooperation of Congress – both parties. Ryan is well liked and respected on Capitol Hill. He certainly has foes but has not made any enemies. He is always gracious and respectful. He is well wired in the House and as the presiding officer of the Senate he will have an opportunity to work with the Democrats on a daily basis. I expect that he will spend more time on The Hill than any other VP in living memory.
Well we finally have a conservative on the ticket. I think it's a great choice. Ryan knows the budget, the economy and entitlements inside out. He has the connections on the Hill to shepherd legislation through Congress, and he might be able to bring Wisconsin's electoral votes to the Republicans.
Paul as VP and Zakeed got busted. All's right with the world.
94Corvette #8:
Gore was already Vice President and I was one of those Tennesseans who saw he did not carry his "home" state (actually grew up in DC) and was chosen for his liberalism and would have been elected (God help us) if he had won TN. AND, may I remind you, he did not win.
roylofquist #12
"he will have the opportunity to work with the Democrats on a daily basis"
You must really be John McCain incognito. If you have been awake for the last few years surely you must realize they will NEVER COOPERATE and must be defeated, for they will only demagogue any position where we try to legislate a realistic solution.
This "reach across the aisle" crap works only one way and that is for us to give in to their demagogic onslaught. The only reach across the aisle I want to see is to "bitch slap' the likes of Reid, Pelosi, and Schumer.
I still love you ALL, but for heaven's sake folks, get to thinking right
Talk about the world being right(er). Ryan likes guns and the Second Amendment. It figures, but I was happy to see Only Guns & Money confirm this. http://onlygunsandmoney.blogspot.com/2012/08/ryan-on-guns.html
The best I can do is "maybe." I'm uncertain of the brilliance of Ryan as VP, though not at all uncertain about Ryan himself – but he's being removed from where he's effective.
Michael Adams, your #3: If Ryan can manage to craft and pass legislation that dismantles and REPLACES the welfare state… he was already doing that. And he was doing it in the right place, in the place where legislation is crafted and passed: that's congress. The leading thinker and crafter has now been removed from the place where crafting and passing happens, and tapped to be VP, a job which involves neither the crafting nor the passing. His strengths have been nullified, and he will now engage in an endless round of ceremonial duties, and he'll get to go to lots of funerals all over the world instead of engaging with committees and thinkers to come up with budgets, etc., designed to actually solve problems. There are horses for courses, and this horse has now been removed from his best course, and best use. Great PR. Maybe. Not so great for actually accomplishing anything. And he does nothing to put away the experience question: what's he ever run? Sure, he thinks good, but what does congress prepare you to run? A committee maybe, but a nation? You know it'll come up – and you know Romney won't say: "what the hell did Jugears ever run?"
Mike, #5 – wow! Romney now has a shot at winning Wisconsin! Why, hell man – that makes him nigh unbeatable! It's a lock! Come on – Wisconsin? Wisconsin's handful of electoral votes are the key to America's future? Get Wisconsin and you got the whole enchilada? Forgive my skepticism.
Corvette, #8 – quite true, Gore didn't carry his home state. I must have been asleep there for a few years, somehow I missed President Gore. He also didn't win, did he?
JKB, #11 – that's part of the problem, not the solution. There is no "common ground" with the current generation of democrats. When you get an asshole like Geithner up there saying, right out front with his bare face hanging out: "we don't have a plan, and we don't know the details of your plan, but we know we don't like it" – because it's your plan and you're an (R), not a (D). (I added that last, but perfectly plainly it's what he meant.) Where in this do you suppose there's "common ground" available? Harry Reid just flat won't allow any discussion on budgetary matters, and, in defiance of the law (why isn't the bastard in a cell somewhere?) hasn't even bothered to pass a budget in three years. ("Pass" one? Who am I kidding? He won't even allow it to be discussed.) "Common ground?" Where? There isn't any, and wasting as much as three seconds looking for it is time wasted. And conservatives know it.
He may not have made any enemies, Roly – but did he need to? With the attitudes (like Geithner's) prevailing among the democrats, he has them, whether he made them or not. He decided to be a republican, so they're there, one of life's givens. Reid and Pelosi may not be his "enemies," true – they just hate him. And everything he stands for.
It'll be interesting, I guess.
Caped Crusader,
Get a grip, man. The Republicans are going to gain control of the Senate but I doubt that they are going to get to 60. In order to make the necessary changes some Dems are going to have to cross the aisle. The impetus is strong – electoral death awaits the lefties as the 2010 and 2012 elections make clear. But hostility is not the way to tempt them.
Remember that the Democrats represent about half of the country. Not only are many of their ideas reasonable but also appeal to our friends and neighbors. We ain't gonna get where we need to if there's civil war. Chaos and calumny may be food for the zealot's soul but I ain't too interested in making you happy.
McCain? Yes, I voted for him. I also voted for Goldwater, Nixon, Ford, Reagan, GHWB and GWB.
Speaking of breaking out the popcorn, I cannot wait for the Ryan-Biden VP debate. My only potential misgiving is that I detest cruelty to the mentally handicapped. Please, Mr. Ryan, as you are demolishing Biden and showing the nation what a clueless buffoon he is, leave him a shred of dignity.
Your grim analysis is probably correct, as far as we can see. However, and I admit that this may be wishful thinking of the sort which more often typifies "Liberals," it may be that we need to do some extra-cameral thinking, if we want to see what might really be done.
You and I are near enough to geezerhood to remember how LBJ used his experience and contacts from the Senate to whip through Kennedy's and later, his own, legislative agenda. Ryan is not just an articulate CPA. He knows where a lot of bodies are buried. He is well aware of which arms to twist.
Also, he ought to help Romney get elected, which is the first step. After all, while we are unlikely to have a two-thirds majority in the Senate to override Obama's vetoes, a five or six vote majority might be enough to pass meaningful legislation for Romney to sign. Filibusters have only been popular when Democrats did them, and, with an articulate spokesman on the tube, loudly decrying these obstructionist tactics, even filibusters may not hold.
Speaking of the extracameral, Ryan is the sort of guy who just might look up from his notes one day and say something like, "We talk about controlling government spending, shrinking the government, and all that wonderfulness. However, what we are really stepping on our own feet, dancing around the elephant in the living room, is that Democrats for the past eighty years have been dispensing largess to line up support and votes. In spite of the dumbing down of American schools, many of us, maybe most of us, can see that they are bribing us with our own money. The government's spending problem is not some mysterious addictive process that we need therapy and medication to overcome. It is a quite deliberate and very obvious deception. We need only to stop. " Some will counter that Republicans do this trick, too. Yes, that's right. But we do not need to play the Democrats' game, which we don't like and nearly always lose. The R and R boys might be the team to do just that. We hope. We pray. We send good thoughts.
Your Southern roots are showing. The only thing you left out was "Bless his heart."
I voted for McCain, but believe me, it was more a vote *against* Obama than it was *for* McCain. This time I can actually vote for a ticket I believe in, for a change. I rather like that. Mitt wasn't my ideal candidate because of the whole MassCare thing, but I believe this was a really smart choice. It tells me Mitt is reading the tea leaves (grin) and he realizes that having an actual conservative on the ticket…and one who may appeal to the squishes in the middle…is the way to go.
Right now, I'm happy with the choice and I can imagine the koolaid drinkers are having a "maalox moment" this morning. I like that too! I'd really love to be a fly on the wall in James Carville's house today. I'd wager he's apoplectic.
Oh, and I can't wait to see Ryan wipe the floor with Joe Biden. @ Charles Martel…I'm afraid the dignity boat sailed a long time ago. Biden has no dignity, so there is no point in leaving him anything he never had in the first place. Shred him.
roylofquist #18
Roy, did all those things also; plus voted for Eisenhower and was a precinct captain and poll watcher in a cold rain for Nixon 1960. I assure you I have a lock grip on reality, but I never realized until today how many of my compatriots were founding, unshakeable, and unquestioning members of the Optimist Club.
Martel #19
Agree that Biden will be toast against Ryan, but after analysis by the media Biden will be portrayed as sweet, lovely and erudite French toast, while Ryan will be portrayed as bitter, stale and burnt toast. Conservatives have never figured out how to run against Santa Claus (Democrats) who will promise anything to anybody; and will do no better this time around, I fear. We are always reacting to scurrilous lying charges and have never figured out how to keep the Dems on defense. I fear this gentlemanly New England prep school boy will do no better; and the average American voter with a room temperature IQ and a love of entitlements will think no further than next week in assessing his vote.
And another of my pet peeves — if 60% of Americans are conservative, why in hell is there no huge national consrvative newspaper as our own organ of information and we would not give a damn what the NYT and Wapo, etc. think. And why do so many conservatives feel so timid that they cannot do as i did 20 years ago and inform the local lib rag that Tweeie died and I no longer needed the paper.
jj #17:
As usual, SPOT ON!!!!
As much as I'd like to see the two ignorant buffoons in the form of Obama and Biden square-off against Romney and Ryan in the debates, I do not think that will happen.
The Obama campaign will make the flimsy excuse that because of the nasty and vicious campaign being waged against them by the Republicans, they are thus forced to decline to debate. Of course our Pol-Pot-sympathizing press will applaud this 'brave' and 'high-toned' decision while (again) scolding the Republicans for being so nasty and divisive (oh, and racist, too).
Obama and Biden are both certifiable morons but the crime syndicate from Chicago and in the Democratic Party that prop them up are not and can see a massacre in the making.
Mr. Crusader,
I cancelled ours sixteen years ago. Never did like birds, anyway.
You're a good man, Michael Adams!!!!!!!
Its been my contention all along that Obama will try to weasel out of the Presidential debates because Romney will wipe the floor with him. Lord knows there is plenty of ammunition and I'm hoping that Mitt will take a page out of Gingrich's handbook and lambaste the host when he gets one of those "gotcha" questions that really means nothing….nothing more than making Romney look bad and Obama look good even before he opens his mouth to answer.
Romney needs to just stay on message and be aggressive in his answers…tying Obama to a failed policy every time he speaks. Paul Ryan will make Biden cry like a girl. :Dr Loooove it!
Michael Adams #26:
You are still a good man, indeed probably a great man, but I must confess that "Tweetie" was a mythical avian creature. I must confess to being a lover of dogs and birds, God's finest animal creatures. We had "Polly" a large Central American parrot when I was a child, and always a dog in the family. We now have two pet wild Cardinals who follow us everywhere and tweet when they want to be fed; "Little Red" and his mate, "Miss Scarlet". Beginning to get a St. Francis of Assisi complex
Martel #19
Just ran across this tidbit. Make sure that popcorn is buttered with small amounts of REAL butter and is air popped. We need every vote!
(in response to my, "Romney is making a play for Wisconsin, hurrah",
jj said:
> Mike, #5 – wow! Romney now has a shot at winning Wisconsin! Why, hell man – that makes him nigh unbeatable! It's a lock! Come on – Wisconsin? Wisconsin's handful of electoral votes are the key to America's future? Get Wisconsin and you got the whole enchilada? Forgive my skepticism.
Shoot, jj, you're absolutely right. If it were *just* Wisconsin, I'd agree. I explained myself horribly, but to really explain my gut instinct would take paragraphs, and I don't want to do *that*. But I think I'm on to something. The short version:
For me it came down to "the serious economic pick" vs "the political great-image pick". The first would be Ryan. The second would have been Marco Rubio. And the second pick, Rubio, would have reinforced Florida. I call Rubio the political pick because he is still new to the scene. He's impressive, but still too new, too inexperienced. Ryan is no old hand, but he's put in plenty of time – 14 years.
Another political pick would have been to choose a woman. But there isn't an absolutely *solid* woman to pick this year. There are good picks, but not great.
Wisconsin is the center of the political firestorm these days. It's trending conservative and with all the money and attention the Dems have poured into that state vis-a-vis Scott Walker and the election battle and recall battle, Wisconsin is higher profile than just its electoral votes. It seems to *matter* in this election cycle in one of those turns of fate where something has an effect entirely disproportionate to the effect it *should* have.
By the way, if you haven't seen Ryan's acceptance speech from this morning – try to catch the video. Neither Romney nor Ryan blew the roof off, but there's a fundamental *seriousness* to their speeches that moved me toward becoming excited. Ryan got off a number of very good lines. And the two of them laid out some very promising lines of attack. I felt like I was watching the opening moves of a chess match, where with Obama I'm watching the opening moves of "Dancing with the Stars".
After watching the video, and thinking about this on and off throughout the day, I'm very excited. A few days ago, I said that Romney is an utterly play-it-safe politician. I take that back right now. Paul Ryan was rather successfully demagogued by the Dems last year/two years ago. If Romney had wanted to play it safe and still emphasize economics, he'd have gone with Portman (and Ohio). Not Paul Ryan.
This was not the play-it-safe choice. This means Romney has decided he's going for it. This is high risk. He could lose it all if they don't succeed. But if they *do* succeed, we are in fact looking at a landslide of potentially mammoth proportions. I can't tell you what the American people will think or do. But Romney is betting that they are *ready* to listen. If he's right, this could be something big. If he's wrong… four more years of Obama.
What a risk Romney has taken. I am GLAD, supremely glad, he's taken the risk. Play it safe would have meant, in DC terms, a signal that not much was going to change. Well, if not much changes, we're still headed to ruin. With this pick – with the risks – Romney has indicated he's *serious*. Perhaps he truly does understand how much trouble we're in, and what will be necessary to save us. Perhaps Romney intends to truly make a difference. For the first time, I am willing to suspend disbelief, and believe that Romney may be SERIOUS. That gives me hope.
So, Romney may in fact be serious. And Obama, he just wants to play another round of golf. Ryan put a budget out there and took all the arrows. The Senate Democrats, required by law to submit a budget every year, are at three years and counting. One side may be serious, and the other side just wants to play and play and screw the entire country over.
The American people, in a sense, are on trial now.
Those loyal to America have experience creating economic and intellectual opportunities for the entire human species. Those loyal to their market portfolios like the Democrats and Obama, have experience creating crime, misunderstanding, ethnic conflict, and corporate monopolies.
Pick which one you think humanity deserves to progress towards as a sign of liberal goals. Remember, there is no America without fairness and justice. But America will take a long time to die even if you vote in totalitarian thugs.


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On 11/12/2012 11:45 PM, Paul Johnson wrote:
I run a Lenovo ThinkPad, but I repair Dells for a living. I just have to wonder what the heck Dell was thinking having Fn and Ctrl in opposite of correct order...
/snip/Must be a newer Dell. My Dell laptop has the left CTRL key at the far left extreme of the bottom row, just like on my old IBM keyboard. It has a Fn key where the IBM has only an empty space. A much more modern keyboad, a Scorpius LIV has all kinds of push bottons and
stuff, but the left CTRL is also at the extreme left bottom row.However, if the CTRL key is not where it normally is, perhaps this url will help you to move it: (Google's your friend!)
http://www.askvg.com/customize-any-key-in-your-keyboard-using-sharpkeys/ --doug

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| The-Jabberwockee chapter 2 . 9/29/2009
Wow, here I was thinking that your opening was original and had a lot of potential. Did it HAVE to be a school for mages, which are the equivalent of wizards? I loved the comment about knocking teeth out, I loved the mildly detatced state of morning waking, but the kid himself was a little drab. He was more of a prop, I felt, than a character. I understand wanting to get the premise of the plot over with, but it's the most important building block for the rest of the story. If the kid's supposed to be a troubled teenager, then, for God's sake, give him the attitude that goes with it! And, really, "unpredictable events [that] translate out to power surges"? Can we say "Harry Potter rip off" in French? If you just change some ideas around and make your characters a bit more fleashed out, you could really have something here. If not, all you have is another "oo, mages and school-life equal fun"! story and, really, the world's had more than enough of that as it is.
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SEC Weekend: The Biggest Games In The Nation's Best ConferenceSeptember 17, 2010
SEC football will feature several big games this weekend that provide teams to step forward in their bid to earn a trip to Atlanta for the conference title game.
IPhone app for college football: Stats, rosters and schedules. Never buy a game program again.
Leading the way this weekend is the matchup between Arkansas as they travel to Athens to take on the Georgia Bulldogs.
Arkansas will rely on the strong arm of Heisman Trophy candidate Ryan Mallett as he looks to connect with one of the strongest receiving corps in the nation. This will also be the week for the Razorback defense to show that last year was a fluke and they are ready to step up and help the team win.
Georgia will let freshman quarterback Aaron Murray test the Hog secondary and will hope all-world receiver A.J. Green's appeal to the NCAA for reduced penalties will be a success. On defense, Georgia will look to bring pressure to disrupt the Razorback passing game with their new 3-4 defense.
Get all the news for Georgia and Arkansas by clicking here.
In Knoxville, Florida and Tennessee will renew one of the SEC's great rivalries, but this year it lacks the intensity of past games.
Florida has been struggling on offense this year and Tennessee is showing the effects of the last few years' coaching transitions.
Look for Florida to ride the legs of speedster Jeff Demps from the running back position, while John Brantley will continue to figure out who his go to receiver will be. The defense for Florida has been the key to the early wins for the Gators and the secondary will set the tone again this week.
Derek Dooley will be coaching in his SEC opener with a team that needs to improve at almost every slot. He has managed to get his team to play hard and their effort was keeping them in the game with Oregon last week until storms caused a delay where his young team lost their edge.
SECMatchups.com has the most news for the Vols and Gators.
LSU will host Mississippi State Saturday evening in Baton Rouge, and the Bulldogs will be looking for more than getting close in this year's contest.
LSU fans will want to see quarterback Jordan Jefferson step out and be the player that coach Les Miles believes he is. On defense, the Tigers seem to be better this year and are finding greater success making plays in opposing backfields.
Mississippi State has made progress under coach Dan Mullen, but the Bulldogs head man is looking for real wins and not moral victories. State will feature two quarterbacks, with Chris Relf playing the role of scrambling playmaker and Tyler Russell the traditional pocket passer.
Find the most news for the Mississippi State-LSU game at SECMatchups.com
Auburn and Clemson will host ESPN's Gameday show from the "Loveliest Village on the Plains" this Saturday, and is one of the best out-of-conference games in the nation this weekend.
Auburn will continue to ride the arms and legs of JuCo quarterback Cam Newton, and will need more point production than they generated last week against Mississippi State. Offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn will look to bring more to the table with the running game, and look for freshman Michael Dyer to earn more carries each week.
Clemson was glad quarterback Kyle Parker turned down the opportunity to head to pro baseball this fall. Parker is the heart and soul of the Clemson team. This year he has tossed four touchdowns and only one pick. Four running backs have generated most of the yards for Clemson, but look for fewer backs to play against Auburn.
Click here for the most news online for Clemson's game with Auburn.
No. 1 Alabama also has a game with an ACC opponent this weekend, as they take on the Duke Blue Devils.
The big story from Tuscaloosa this weekend is the return of Heisman Trophy-winner Mark Ingram at running back. Ingram had knee surgery just before the season started, and he will be looking to find his game legs this weekend. While Ingram has been out, the Bama running game has been solid with Trent Richards running for over 140 yards against Penn State last weekend.
Duke will spread the field on offense to test the young secondary of the Tide. Last weekend, Alabama allowed the Nittany Lions to convert several third-down efforts through the air, and be sure that Duke coach David Cutcliffe took note of this.
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1 1/2 lbs hamburger
1 medium onion chopped
1 qt tomato juice
1 15 oz can tomato sauce
1 15.5 can of dark kidney beans
1 15.25 can of black beans
1 15 oz yellow whole corn
1 (1.25-oz) pkg. taco seasoning
1/2 cup sugar
Corn chips (I use Fritos brand)
Shredded cheese
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Albus Potter is starting his first year at Hogwarts. The trouble? When he is sorted, he ends up in the same house as Scorpius Malfoy. Slytherin. Albus still gets to see his cousin and best friend, Rose Weasley, in lessons but he has to sleep in the same dormitory, eat at the same table and share the same common room as Scorpius!
As the year unfolds Albus' finds himself making an unlikely friend and meeting one of the men his father fought so hard to defeat. A Death Eater by the name of Yaxley...
Genres: Drama, Mystery, Action/Adventure Era: Next Generation Characters: Albus, Draco, Ginny, Harry, Hermione, James (II), OtherCanon , Ron, Rose, Scorpius Pairings: Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione, Other Pairing
Advisory: Mild Violence, Contains Spoilers
Published: 2009.09.16 Latest Chapter: 2010.06.15 Updated: 2010.06.15 Status: WIP (6800 words)


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Ask a hundred artists what the taste of wine looks like, and you'll get a hundred different visions. This is precisely what venerable Sonoma County estate Jordan Vineyard & Winery did to celebrate its 40th anniversary. And to up the creative ante even further, CEO John Jordan donated $32,000 in prize money to the artists that best depicted "Jordan in the City" in four different metropolises. The competition, named Jordan 4 on 4 and co-hosted by arts foundations in each city, brought out talent from New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Dallas.
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In Los Angeles, Agna Jomantaite won the grand prize with a moody indigo-tinted streetscape, depicting Hollywood in the foreground and wine country in the rearview mirror.
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The People's Choice vote in LA went to an entirely different style. A camera-roll motif on a black background appealed to Angelenos' movie-making sensibilities, while the fireworks popping from the bottle could have meant "Happy Birthday to Jordan" or "Hooray that Hollywood Bowl summers are back!"
Photo Credit: Kremena Ivanova for Jordan
It's no surprise to see that Miami's Grand Award incorporated a supple female sillhouette. The Cabernet-crimson wine goblet/sarong is an imaginative and lovely touch.
Photo Credit: Jeannette Aquino for Jordan
A beach theme was also selected as the People's Choice winner in Miami. Artist Armando Chacon brings all of wine country's favorite images to a Miami Beach backdrop: grape clusters and oak barrels represent wine country, vine-covered brick walls and a linen-draped table set for two.
Photo Credit: Armando Chacon for Jordan
Cowboy boots and Cabernet: It's a pairing that seems only natural when a great California winery visits a Lone Star culture hub. It's no surprise that this quintessentially Texan piece of art won People's Choice in Dallas. The Grand-awarded painting in Dallas was snapped up by a collector immediately after its unveiling at Rising Gallery on April 24, 2012.
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New York is the last city to name its prize winners, and each of the five finalists selected in April brings tremendous talent to bear. Stella Chang, whose mosaic-inspired piece (pictured) is a crowd favorite, has earned praise from Vogue editrix Anna Wintour for her work in the fashion accessories industry.
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New York visual artist Felipe "Feggo" Galindo can look forward to a busy month of June. In addition to being one of Jordan's New York finalists, with the pictured work showing in the Jordan group exhibition at Sherry-Lehman on Park Avenue, the Mexico native also will have his own solo show at Mark Miller Gallery through June 30.
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The sudden snowstorm that whirled through Juneau overnight, delaying flights and slowing traffic, has some local avalanche experts concerned about possible slides.
The heavy snowfall and high winds of the past 24 hours, on top of a layer of ice already on mountainsides, make conditions ripe for a large snowslide, said avalanche specialist Bill Glude with the Southeast Alaska Avalanche Center.
"It's like if you poured sugar on a piece of glass and then poured a whole lot of flour on it," said Glude. "The first layer of dry powdery snow has nothing to adhere to, and as it loads, it just stacks and eventually slides right off."
Glude said backcountry areas were most at risk for slides. But he said if heavy snow continues throughout the day, people in urban slide zones should be cautious. Such zones include Thane Road, Basin Road, part of the Behrends Avenue neighborhood and the White subdivision below Mount Juneau, Glude said.
National Weather Service meteorologist Tom Ainsworth said to expect a 24-hour storm total of 20 to 25 inches of snow with the wind gradually dying down.
"An old weather adage is: The wind usually blows ahead of a storm or just behind, usually not both," said Ainsworth. "We should see the worst of the winds are over now."
Wednesday night saw gusts up to 68 mph on Douglas and at Eaglecrest with gusts up to 59 mph downtown. The highest gust, 140 mph, was recorded around 7 p.m. at the top of the Mount Roberts Tramway, Ainsworth said. The Mendenhall Valley had milder winds with 22 mph at the airport, he said.
Though the winds varied, all of Juneau received about 10 inches of snow overnight, Ainsworth said.
By mid-morning, three flights in and out of town had been canceled and passengers were stacked up at airports from Southeast to Southcentral as high winds and low visibility grounded planes, according to Jack Evans, spokesman for Alaska Airlines.
"It's really a mess right now all the way through Southcentral. The Anchorage airport is nearly closed down," Evans said. "Today is probably not a good day to be traveling."
Evans said passengers who have flights scheduled for later today should call ahead or check the Alaska Airlines Web site to see if their flights have been canceled.
"Unless the weather lets up, we are just sitting tight," Evans said.
Even if a flight is canceled, it may be worth showing up at the airport. A small break in the weather will be used to get some flights out, Evans said.
"As soon as the weather breaks we try to get flights in and out because we know, especially in Southeast, it can close right back down again."
Most motorists seem to be adjusting to the weather. Sgt. Kevin Siska said no major snow-related accidents were reported overnight or early this morning.
"People seem to be slowing down, which is really good - although they don't really have a choice because there's so much snow out there," said Siska. "In fact, the only reports we've had, that I know of, have just been cars getting stuck in intersections."
Siska said no road closures are planned as long as plowing continues throughout the day.
The roads did delay school buses, which ran an hour late today, said Ron DeLay, director of student services at Juneau School District.
The district broadcast the later bus times over radio stations starting at 6:30 this morning.
"The plowing has been done. ... We're going to stay open," DeLay said.
Public schools were open at the usual time this morning and the school day is expected to end at the usual time, he said.
Some events, such as the Thursday Night Contra Dance at the Terry Miller Legislative Offices, were canceled due to weather.
Skiers and snowboarders can play in new snow at Eaglecrest, said Jeffra Clough, director of the Eaglecrest Ski and Snowboard School.
"At the top of the mountain it's really hard to tell because it's really wind-blown," she said. "But there are pockets of powder, and in the trees it's very light, wonderful powder."
The ski patrol was on avalanche patrol this morning, checking snow conditions to ensure skiers won't trigger a slide. They covered the runs directly off of the lifts first, and planned to check the west and east bowls - which skiers and snowboarders have to hike to reach - next.
"This is huge," Clough said. "This is a real winter storm. It's great for us. ... We haven't had snow like this all season."
Meteorologist Ainsworth said over the next five days, people can expect to see gradually higher temperatures and more rain than snow. He said the front blew in with a directional change in the wind. Where the wind was coming from the Yukon it's now coming from the southwest heading northeast.
"They (winds) did a complete 180," Ainsworth said. "So basically the winds that were blowing the storm away from Juneau for a week are now blowing it toward Juneau.
"Each wave of precipitation in the coming days should bring warmer weather. By Saturday we should be back to the gray rainy weather we're used to."
Empire reporters Melanie Plenda, Julia O'Malley, Eric Fry and Christine Schmid contributed to this article.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post8080841648628866599..comments2012-10-14T06:36:43.136-04:00Comments on 5B4: The World from My Front Porch by Larry TowellMr. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-2754969987772770472008-10-31T00:09:00.000-04:002008-10-31T00:09:00.000-04:00Anonymous, If you were a gentleman you would tell ...Anonymous,
If you were a gentleman you would tell us who you are and communicate in the language of this site which is English.Stuart firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-5665682947421609902008-10-30T06:07:00.000-04:002008-10-30T06:07:00.000-04:00Je ne l'aurais pas dit comme ça, mais c'est vrai.Je ne l'aurais pas dit comme ça, mais c'est email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-59881418548399429632008-10-07T12:44:00.000-04:002008-10-07T12:44:00.000-04:00Sorry, that last note was me. In haste I forgot to...Sorry, that last note was me. In haste I forgot to add my name.Stuart email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-52163955751385848232008-10-07T10:33:00.000-04:002008-10-07T10:33:00.000-04:00To Philippe Anon,Non, j'etais aussi con a cette ep...To Philippe Anon,

Non, j'etais aussi con a cette epoque-la.
Apres tout, t'es Philippe email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-52636003035399702802008-10-07T08:34:00.000-04:002008-10-07T08:34:00.000-04:00@ Stuart,Si tu es bien le Stuart Alexander que je ...@ Stuart,
Si tu es bien le Stuart Alexander que je connaissais dans le fin fond du XIVème, je découvre quelques-uns de tes posts sur ce blog. Il me semble que tu as pris de l'assurance depuis cette époque...
Content de savoir que tu vas mieux, mais un peu navré de te voir si autoritaire.
(Certaines choses se comprennent mieux avec du recul).
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-50505301195336329082008-10-06T11:32:00.000-04:002008-10-06T11:32:00.000-04:00A precision on that title thing: I wasn't saying i...A precision on that title thing: I wasn't saying it would indicate a photographic style, just a potential infatuation of the author (but again, it's probably a publisher's choice to attract attention—fair enough).
I'm French so forgive my expression which is sometimes confusing.
Grega mind with no ceilinghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-73785907532003474122008-10-05T20:13:00.000-04:002008-10-05T20:13:00.000-04:00To SL anonymous and 'a mind with...',I understand ...To SL anonymous and 'a mind with...',

I understand your point about a lack of apparent difference in the 'style' of the pictures. But this never changes. Every period has its 'styles' that its practitioners struggle with. A photographer imposes his or her style by sheer obstinacy. Avedon was not the first nor the last photographer to shoot his subjects on seamless with a view camera, yet we usually can tell which portrait was made by Avedon.
Larry Towell sees his family and his world in a particular way and we have to try to understand why. Or not. If the 'style' seems interchangeable with Gilles Peress or Nikos Economopoulos or anyone else then we need to ask ourselves why, or not. If it does not 'speak' to you, that's fine, move on to the next.

To "a mind with...",

If someone is going to do a book about their family and their own world, I would expect their name to be the largest thing on the cover. I do not see how that could be indicative of any kind of 'style' I would find on the inside of the covers.Stuart email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-40869692049185931272008-10-05T16:04:00.000-04:002008-10-05T16:04:00.000-04:00I find the above comment very true. Style is often...I find the above comment very true. Style is often an under-discussed issue (although not on this blog) when sometimes the same boredom occurs with the "art photography" than with the overwhelming flow of pictures we receive daily.
If you speak with people less familiar with the medium they often have this B&W, wide-angle, frameful-of-action Magnum style in mind when they think about art photography -showing maybe that's it's become a standard- and to some it has lost some of its strength, also because it relies so heavily on the visual athletics of the photographer. Just a sign: it might be a publisher's choice but look how big his name is written on the cover compared to the title?a mind with no ceilinghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6666226609376223220.post-85469538221689434232008-10-05T07:40:00.000-04:002008-10-05T07:40:00.000-04:00Dear Jeff,As always, you instantly reach the point...Dear Jeff,

As always, you instantly reach the point - the so-called worthy projects vs the mundane, the banal.
Obviously, there is something much more attractive in that photography made close to the front porch. It oftens says so much more than the "serious" body of work. Better than that, it gives clues about the talent and the humanity of the photographer (as we talk about a Magnum guy, there are some names among his fellows who couldn't be considered seriously if we could have a look at their private photos...).

Having said that, and even though I am touched by Towell's vision on his family, I am still taken aback by the photographer's gesture. Sorry, but the man seems to count on his usual tricks, the same ones he uses on the fields. You know, the B&W, the depth of field and the layers of action, the decisive moment... Even when the frame seems uncertain, there is a mastery.
I must apologize for my poor English, but what I'm trying to express is my frustration in front of a work I would like to accept without reservations, a work that moves me but leads me nowhere further. The fact is just that the language Towell uses is too predictable, or too interchangeable to bring us to higher emotional peaks.

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Organic farmers are sprouting up in Walker County much like their heirloom tomatoes - abundantly.
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Mark and Gina Tant of tAnt Hill Farm began their farm two years ago and cultivate about two acres.
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Mr. Babb sells his produce at his home and at the Battlefield Farmers Market.
Pocket Farm Produce, tAnt Hill Farm, and Thornberry Farms all sell in Chattanooga at venues such as the Main Street Farmers Market on Wednesday afternoons or at Grace Episcopal Church in Brainerd on Saturday mornings.
In addition to selling at the farmers market, Letty and Curtis Smith of Circle S Farm in Rising Fawn sell their organic produce through a Community Supported Agriculture organization. Their customers order their produce ahead of time and then pick it up when it's ready.
None of the farmers mentioned in this story are certified as organic producers by the federal government, and they cited the expense and paperwork involved in pursuing the designation.
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These Illuminati symbols
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Originally posted by scrog77
These Illuminati symbols
How do you know they are "Illuminati symbols"?
Originally posted by scrog77
Well obviously the all seeing eye but some of them I'm not sure about, hence the question mark at the end of my OP if you'd cared to have read.
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by scrog77
Well obviously the all seeing eye but some of them I'm not sure about, hence the question mark at the end of my OP if you'd cared to have read.
The Bavarian Illuminati did not use the Eye of Providence and instead used a circumpunct.
Originally posted by scrog77
Can I ask who dose use the all seeing eye because I'm pretty sure most people see it as an Illuminati symbol
Originally posted by GENERAL EYES
At a quick glance I can't see anything "satanic" in any of the symbols - a lot of them actually have rather astute, benign and interesting useage and connotations within Esoteric Communities....(and one of the most prominent ones is from the animated series Fullmetal Alchemist).
Flat out fear rules them...
Occult doesn't equal Satanic. What are these "darker associations"?
What masters are these? I always love this "peon theory" that CTs have.
FORCE, unregulated or ill-regulated, is not only wasted in the void, like that of gunpowder burned in the open air, and steam unconfined by science; but, striking in the dark, and its blows meeting only the air, they recoil and bruise itself. It is destruction and ruin. It is the volcano, the earthquake, the cyclone;-not growth and progress. It is Polyphemus blinded, striking at random, and falling headlong among the sharp rocks by the impetus of his own blows.
The blind Force of the people is a Force that must be economized, and also managed, as the blind Force of steam, lifting the ponderous iron arms and turning the large wheels, is made to bore and rifle the cannon and to weave the most delicate lace. It must be regulated by Intellect. Intellect is to the people and the people's Force, what the slender needle of the compass is to the ship--its soul, always counselling the huge mass of wood and iron, and always pointing to the north. *snip*
I would say fear rules CTs or is a tool of theirs, not all, but many.
...now please tell me you still don't understand why we (on the outside) hold these views?
proverbs 9:10, 1:7, psalm 111:10, acts 17:11, job 28:28


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Robert Burns wrote: > I still don't understand how we disagree here. For any specification the > issue of what is or is not valid has to be a part of the conversation. > Disabling null end tags in a hypothetical HTML 4.02 DTD makes the use of > <br /> valid HTML 4.02 (and valid SGML). It's also already valid XHTML > 1. So I'm not sure where we have a disagreement here. Are you just > saying you don't want null end tags disabled in HTML? Then that's just > another part of the language that we discuss, deliberate and work out > (the same as deciding whether it should have a P element). I don't think it's really a matter of what I want, it's more an issue of the logic (or lack thereof) behind it. Ever since HTML was created (as a dialect of SGML), NETs have been a part of the language. The fact that few if any browsers actually implemented them is neither here nor there : documents that used them correctly were valid (modulo other things), those that used them incorrectly were invalid (-- ditto --). Now there is a suggestion that NETs could be removed w.e.f. *HTML 4.02 (which isn't within our aegis, strictly speaking), but to what end ? To allow documents that were previously invalid to become valid, if the DOCTYPE werechanged ? What sort of reason is that ? Or is it more that some XHTML documents could then be valid HTML documents ? Again, to what end ? Even worse (assuming that browsers do not alter their behaviour based on the DOCTYPE, much as I would like them so to do), you would end up with a situation in which an HTML 4.01 document using <meta ... /> in the head region would be flagged as "invalid" by the validator, whilst an *HTML 4.02 document with exactly the same markup would be flagged as valid, yet both would render identically in an HTML 5 compliant browser. Could we really explain that to the web-page-author-on-the-number-57-Clapham-Common-omnibus ?! Philip TAYLORReceived on Friday, 31 August 2007 17:23:07 UTC
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The Creekside softball team made program history, defeating Bartram Trail for the third time this season in 4-0 District 5-5A championship rout.
It's the Knights' first district title and the team's first trip to the playoffs in the school's four-year history.
And while a few nervous mistakes may have been expected, the Knights made none of them.
"I know they were probably wanting to jump through their skins, but they held it together very well," Creekside coach Sabrina Hartsell said.
Creekside scored its first run in the bottom of the fourth, and ultimately it was the only run that mattered. Creekside (23-3) padded the scoreboard in the fifth after Victoria Daddis reached on an error and was driven in by Colleen Darragh.
But the pair of runs weren't good enough for Knights. First baseman Jordan Roberts knocked a two-run blast over the left-field wall in the bottom of the sixth, scoring Frankie Gazarto as well.
"I just tried to go out there and focus and not think about what the score was or who was in the stands," Roberts said. "I was just concentrating on that pitch, that at-bat, that play."
Daddis and Darragh led the team in hits with two apiece, while Danielle Soto and Gazarto chipped in with one hit each. Soto and Amanda McCullough each scored on errors.
From the circle, Creekside pitcher Rachel Pence (14-2) allowed just one hit and one walk on the night. She struck out 11, retiring the side in five of the seven innings.
"She hit her spots; she kept them off guard, moved it around the plate and changed speed," Hartsell said. "You can't ask any better of a pitcher than that."
Bartram Trail reached the state semifinals last year and has made the final four the past four seasons, including a pair of back-to-back state titles.
But on this night, the Bears struggled to get anything going. Brooke Barlow got the team's only hit of the night, a single to right with two outs in the top of the sixth.
Kesley Chisholm reached first on a two-out walk, but both were left stranded one batter later.
Meanwhile, Creekside advances to play host to a regional game next week. Bartram will go on the road.
"This is definitely new territory for us," she said. "There is pressure but honestly I think the girls will handle the pressure just fine. They work hard and the chemistry on the team is amazing."


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Ian Hickson wrote: > On Wed, 24 Jun 2009, Sam Ruby wrote: >> Ian Hickson wrote: >>> On Wed, 24 Jun 2009, Sam Ruby wrote: >>>>> I presume, from your e-mail, that you do not consider this to be debate: >>>>> >>>>> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Jun/0173.html >>>> | > * We need summary for backward compatibility. >>>> | >>>> | HTML5 supports implementing the summary="" attribute for backwards >>>> | compatibility as currently written. >>>> >>>> ... is an example of what Laura describes as "selectively choosing >>>> those points in a subject which happen to favor a position, while >>>> ignoring the rest". >>> What were the points that were ignored here? >> The fact that summary is non-conforming. > > Is that relevant to issues of backwards-compatibility? I was under the > impression that it was not. I wasn't trying to ignore that or selectively > chose a point here. Search for "backward compatibility" here: http://esw.w3.org/topic/HTML/SummaryForTABLE#head-222af24a2b1dcdc3afe5e3036551b70f99cf232c It is entirely possible that the two of you are using this term in different ways -- you narrowly concerning only browser vendors, and Laura inclusively to include authoring tools. >>>> Another, more recent, example is "The browser vendors are the >>>> ultimate gatekeepers, of course". >>> What points does this ignore? I don't understand. >> The fact that no behavior is being asked of the browser vendors. > > If UAs do nothing with summary="", it won't have any effect on > accessibility. So unless I'm misundertanding something fundamental, this > is false. But you didn't say "The UAs are the ultimate gatekeepers". You said "Browser Vendors". In any case, Mike Smith correctly noted[1] that "... they're certainly not the ultimate gatekeepers as far as decisions about document conformance." >> The fact that I did not comment on the remainder of the post you cited >> is an indication that I believe that it did further the dialog. > > This is encouraging; however, it seems that Laura does not share your > view, so it would be helpful is Laura could explain why. She might not, and her responding may be helpful; but at this point I will add that your responses to me on this thread reinforce the notion that you are "making every effort to look right no matter what the facts may be." > Cheers, - Sam Ruby [1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Jun/0652.htmlReceived on Wednesday, 24 June 2009 12:53:05 UTC
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BUDDY & JULIE MILLER - Written In Chalk (2009)
Married couple Buddy and Julie Miller release their latest album together featuring guest artists including Robert Plant, Emmylou Harris, Patty Griffin, the McCrary Sisters, and Larry Campbell. Buddy and Julie Miller have been writing and making music together since they first met and married over 20 years ago. Whether the end result was a Buddy rocord or a Julie record, they couldn't help but collaborate and influence each other's work. New West is excited to release their latest, WRITTEN IN CHALK, a true collaboration. The musical synergy this couple has with each other is clear on the record and is rounded out with a thoughtful country-soul vibe, emotional lyrics, outstanding musicianship and of course, Buddy's extraordinary guitar playing. *
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The Friday night lights will be shining on the Heritage and Chatfield High School football teams this week. However, the action won't be with helmets and pads on the gridiron.
Kent Murphy has coached a number of great players, many who've gone on to play Division I college hockey. Though Seth Jones is not one of those college prospects, he certainly fits the bill as one of the better players. Maybe even the best.
A former Littleton Hawks and Colorado Thunderbirds player back when his father, Popeye Jones, played for the NBA's Denver Nuggets, Jones' formative years on the ice came under the coaching of Murphy and Angelo Ricci. Now he's being considered the top prospect in the June 30 NHL entry draft.
DENVER — The deer-in-the-headlights look is slowly disappearing for Columbine junior-to-be Michael Tait. Sparingly used on the Rebels' varsity football team last season, Tait fine-tuned his quarterbacking skills at the JV level. But at the Denver Broncos' annual 7-on-7 football tournament June 20 at All City Stadium, his passing skills were out there for all to see.
Chatfield diver Hobbs named All-America by NISCA
Chatfield sophomore diver Averly Hobbs, who placed second at the 5A state girls swimming and diving championships in February, has been chosen as one of four divers from Colorado to be named an All-American.
The National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association announced the list earlier this month. There were 100 female divers on the list.
The following are all-conference selections for the 5A Jeffco League for the 2013 spring sports season:
Tyler Rogers was sitting on the couch in his brother's apartment in Fort Myers, Fla., watching the webcast of the annual Major League Baseball amateur draft. It was late on June 7, with just a handful of picks left in the 10th round and his name yet to be called.
Rogers, who had watched the broadcast all day, shut his computer down but still had it up on the TV. He didn't think he would be drafted, at least not on this night. Then the 6-foot-4, 190-pound right-handed reliever heard his name called as the 312th selection overall by the San Francisco Giants.
By Will Petersen
For the Courier
The text messages were the evidence that Washington Nationals superstar Bryce Harper legitimately felt bad.
The seventh annual Dakota Ridge baseball camp went off without a hitch last week, attracting more than 100 kids ranging from elementary to high school, but one 20-year-old was missing.
Sydney Merchant, Dakota Ridge; Jaylee Tait, Columbine; Gillian Vance, Dakota Ridge; Ashlyn Kirschner, Ralston Valley; Zarena Brown, Pomona; Mallory Graff, Standley Lake; McKenzie Smith, Ralston Valley
Chatfield Senior to host camps July 31-Aug 2 and Aug. 5-8
Chatfield Senior High School will be hosting a volleyball camp for incoming 5th-8th graders July 31-Aug 2 and for incoming 9th-12th graders Aug. 5-8 in the main gymnasium.
Start and ending time have yet to be determined.
Cost is $50, which includes a T-shirt.
Forms and more information are available at www.chatfieldvolleyball.com.
Last summer, Steve Schimpeler had a clue of what was in store for the Chatfield Chargers' boys basketball program for the 2012-13 season. But maybe even he wasn't fully aware of just how special this team would truly be.
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Congratulations to former head coach George Seifert for his much deserved induction into the 49ers' Hall of Fame. Understandably over shadowed by Pro Football Hall of Famer Bill Walsh, Seifert never got the credit he deserved.
Nevertheless, Seifert proved that while the 49ers success had much to do with Walsh, they didn't need him to win championships. In fact, in some ways, Seifert was the anti-Walsh with how he handled players. Walsh wasn't always revered by his team, with players always wary that he would get rid of them soon after their primes. Walsh also made it subtly clear that the team's success was due to his innovative system of offense, which, of course, is true.
Nevertheless, shortly after Seifert was hired in 1989 to replace Walsh, he told players at one of his first team meetings that the 49ers' success was not about coaching. It was about them. They were the ones that won the Super Bowl titles in 1981, '84, and '88. They were the ones that carried the team to the playoffs annually.
The philosophy worked. In his first season, the 49ers compiled a 14-2 record and plowed through the playoffs beating their opponents by a combined score of 92-18. Then they flattened the Broncos, 55-10 in the Super Bowl.
Seifert fueled the team's success with his defensive schemes and his ability to put his players first and himself last. On the defensive side, Seifert was part of the NFL trend that established situation substitution. It prompted former linebacker Keena Turner to say that what Seifert was doing defensively approached what Walsh did on the offensive side.
And what Seifert said in '89, he lived by. He was always searching for the moment during a season when the players took over the team. Rather infamously, it happened in the last 49ers' Super Bowl-winning season, when Seifert benched quarterback Steve Young in the midst of a 40-8 thrashing by the Eagles. After his benching, Young stood behind Seifert and hurled verbal invectives at him as the 49ers continued to be trounced on the field.
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Around the Dauphin Athletic Complex, "9 in 2014" is printed on the backs of Lamar football t-shirts. The premise is pretty simple: the Cardinals are aiming for a nine-win season, which would be a school record since the school changed its name to Lamar University in 1951.
So how can the Cards get to that goal? It will require winning every game they're favored in as well as the toss-up games. For good measure, they'll probably need to win at least one game that they'll be underdogs in. Here's the breakdown:
Must-win games (6): Grambling State, Texas College, Mississippi College, at Nicholls, Incarnate Word and Houston Baptist.
Five out the six games that should be considered, "must win," are at home, with Nicholls being the lone exception. Teams can exceed or fall short of expectations, but going into the season, none of these games can be lost if Lamar legitimately wants to reach nine wins. Truth be told, the Cardinals should at least be 3-1 heading into conference play. Anything short of that would and should be a disappointment. UIW and HBU are newbies to Lamar's schedule so there will be a certain element of surprise, but those are still games Lamar should win if they want to be as good as they hope to be.
Toss-up games (2): Abilene Christian, Central Arkansas
Both of these game are on the road, which ups the difficulty element. But for the purposes of winning nine games, they'd ideally need to win both of these games. At least one win out of these two games is required, unless Lamar wants to take the harder road to nine wins. They only lost Central Arkansas by two last season, but that was at home. ACU is traditionally known as a tough program, but they're still making the transition from Division 2 to FCS.
Underdog games (4): at Texas A&M, Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana, at McNeese State
Simply put, Lamar needs to win at least one game they won't be favored in if they want to hit nine wins. If they lose either or both of the toss-up games, that number goes up, and so does the difficulty of reaching that landmark. SHSU showed big play ability in their loss to Eastern Washington, but their defense left a lot to be desired. Then again, it was against one of the best FCS teams in the country. So who knows what that means right now, especially with that game being about a month away.
McNeese will be a tough game, but there is a bit of a rivalry factor there. Add to that the fact that Lamar lost by four to the Cowboys last season and the Cardinals have reason to think they can steal the season finale in Lake Charles.
Southeastern has a lot of hype coming into this season, picked to win the Southland Conference, and the offense should be really good. The good news for Lamar is that they host the Lions. But the defense will have to play a great game, otherwise the Cards offense will need to prepare to go score-for-score with SLU, something that not many FCS teams will be able to do.
A win at Texas A&M, in the home opener for the renovated Kyle Field, after the Aggies open the season on the road against a tough South Carolina squad, would be icing on the cake. As well as a sign that Lamar could win more than nine games in 2014. This is a money game for Lamar, but FCS teams have been pulling off upsets of FBS teams like it's in style lately, so who knows.


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Va. collector wins title to Declaration
Maine has no claim to an early copy of the Declaration of Independence because it is not an official document, the Virginia Supreme Court ruled Friday.
The decision leaves the ownership of the copy with Richard Adams, a Virginia collector.The copy was one of those made by order of the Massachusetts Executive Council in 1776. The council ordered that the copies be delivered to ministers throughout Massachusetts -- Massachusetts then included the future state of Maine -- to be read to their congregations and to be transcribed by town clerks into their record books.
The justices rejected Maine's argument that the copy is an official government document that had been wrongfully appropriated from the town of Wiscasset. It was discovered in 1995 in the home of a daughter of a former Wiscasset clerk and eventually sold to a London dealer who sold it to Adams for $475,000.
The court found that the official public record of the Declaration was a copy made by Edmund Bridge, the town clerk in Pownalborough, the future Wiscasset, in 1776, and not the printed document.


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Danielle Sered, MA, MFA
Danielle Sered has spent her professional career working on innovative strategies to address youth violence through conflict resolution and arts education. She has developed Common Justice with the support of the Vera Institute of Justice after several years of working with court-involved youth.
Prior to starting Common Justice, Danielle designed and launched ArtsReach. Using education through the arts in inner-city Atlanta schools and juvenile detention centers, ArtsReach taught conflict resolution, prejudice reduction and provided information about HIV/AIDS.
She has additional experience with youth justice issues through her time supervising the Youth Justice Project at the Harlem Community Justice Center (a project of the Center for Court Innovation) where she directed the youth court. During this time she also designed and supervised creative writing workshops for juvenile jails and prisons for the PEN American Center.
Danielle served as Interim Director of Community Services at the Adolescent Re-entry Initiative at the Vera Institute. Working with young men returning to the community from Rikers Island jail, she designed and refined work, literacy and case management services for the youth.
Danielle brings personal experience of economic disparity, violence and loss to her work and alongside it a recognition of her extreme privilege as a white person with access to education, and the support of caring adults in her life.
Of the types of cases Common Justice hears, Danielle has been both victim and offender of each and has seen both traditional court-based approaches and more innovative community-based responses to crime. After experiencing firsthand how poorly the system meets the needs of those harmed by crime, Danielle developed a serious commitment to building alternative processes.
Since launching Common Justice, in addition to growing the project through a successful pilot period, Danielle has been named to the Advisory Council for the New York State Office of Victims Services, the Diversity Advisory Committee for the federal Office for Victims of Crime, and the Victims Advisory Board for the New York City Department of Correction. She also sits on the Downstate Coalition for Victims of Crime. She has presented at a number of conferences and public events, including the National Center for Victims of Crime and the Communities and Justice conference sponsored by the New York County District Attorney's office.
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Meet the Fellow
Common Justice is an alternative to incarceration process initiated by Stoneleigh Fellow Danielle Sered. The project seeks to foster healing in communities, promote equity and fairness in the delivery of victims' services, and diminish over reliance on incarceration. The process brings together the harmed parties, the responsible parties (those who committed the crimes), and other community members such as neighbors or family members. These people work with trained facilitators to reach agreements to address the needs of the harmed parties, provide sanctions for the person responsible for the crime, and make things as right as possible for all those involved.