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Anthony Stolarz: My 1st NHL Camp
by Staff Writer / Philadelphia FlyersThe Flyers second round pick in this year's NHL Entry Draft, goaltender Anthony Stolarz, enters his first NHL camp this summer. At the end of each day, philadelphiaflyers.com will catch up with Stolarz to hear about his experience on and off the ice…
Stolarz After Scrimmage
In today's scrimmage, I got the call to start. It went pretty well. I gave up three goals, but I thought I play well. I felt a lot more comfortable than yesterday. Black really came out. They wanted that win but at the end, our team, Team Orange got the win. They looked like a different team than we saw yesterday. They were a little more aggressive on the forecheck and you could definitely tell they had their legs today.
To start we were back on our heels a little bit, but in between the first and second period, Lappy gave us a little talk. We turned things around and that showed in the second.
There were a couple fights in today's scrimmage. They were pretty good fights. When a guy gets hit, he is obviously going to be upset. Tye McGinn wanted come back and get some revenge.
My family came to see me today. My two brothers and my parents were here. It was great seeing them. I am going to go to lunch with them and hang out until I have to catch my flight back to Omaha.
I will be in Omaha for the rest of the summer. I will get a one-week break right before the fall semester. I am taking two classes this summer and we work out four days a week. Coach likes us being there all year around. So we have two captain's skates a week. It's nice to get there early, hang out with the guys and meet everyone. It's a goof time to get adjusted to the campus.
My rookie season should be fun. Hopefully I will play, but if I don't I will keep working hard.
I am going to take away a lot from this camp and work on everything Coach Reese told me: patience, power down and moving around the crease, and also being faster. I am definitely going to stay in contact with him.
Last night John, Chase and I decided go pitching and putting, again. I didn't have any more luck this time. Chase ended up winning so again. I think he is hustling us. Then we got back and watched some TV and went to bed.
This morning we had our first scrimmage of camp. It went well. It was a good experience. Everyone has been waiting all week for the scrimmages. This is the chance we see what everyone's really made of.
Cal Heeter started for our team, and I went in the second half. I was a little cold at first but got warmed up pretty quickly. I didn't accomplish my goal – I gave up one goal, but I mean I'll take it. We ended up getting the win.
It was a good game. We had a hard working team. We blocked a lot of shots and put a lot on net. I have to say it was a nice easy day for the goalies.
We were supposed to paintballing but because of the weather we had a change in plans. We're going to go bowling. Bowling is a good consolation prize so we'll take it. I'm not bad at bowling. I used to bowl as a kid but it's been awhile. So we will see…
After practice yesterday I just relaxed a bit, and then went to dinner. Chase Hatcher, John Stevens and I decided to go play some pitch and putt. We spent about two and a half hours playing, and I shot an eight over which put me in last place. It was a fun time, but I am not too much of golfer. I just started playing down in Corpus Christi. I am definitely looking to play a little more.
We played mini golf after that, and I ended up winning that; so I did redeem myself there. It was a fun night, and it was good to get out.
Chase Hatcher documented our golfing last night, and he got photos of me playing like Happy Gilmore. It was all about getting low just like shooting with a hockey stick. I am going to have to take some video and pictures of Chase tonight and get him back.
We had another 9am session. It was just me and Cal Heeter again. We worked one-on-one with Coach Reese. It was playing the puck the entire time. Usually goalies don't get to do that too often in games but Coach Reese gave Cal, me and the other goalies a chance to go out there and play. It was a fun practice compared to the other ones. Playing the puck as a goalie is fun. It was good working on things, and I am looking forward to the scrimmages tomorrow.
After practice I will probably go back and take a nap. Then I will grab some dinner, and we may go play some more golf or go see a movie. We haven't quite decided.
My last post was right before the softball game at Trial on the Isle. I didn't get to bat, but it was a fun time. I just sat in the dugout, talked to the guys and mingled with some fans. It was a good time.
Dinner was good. It was a barbecue. I haven't had barbecue in a while, since I have been in Texas which has been a couple months. It was hot dogs, hamburgers and french fries. We had a good time. At dinner I sat with Chase Hatcher and John Stevens. We had a group of fans sitting with us who bought tickets for charity. It was nice interacting with them. It was great that they came out and supported us.
After dinner we watched the movie, Broad Street Bullies. It was just an interesting documentary looking back at the tradition of the Flyers. It was very interesting. They were a great team and it was fun to see the way they played; it was a different style, but it worked. They won two Stanley Cups.
I definitely see myself fitting into that culture. I hope to be like Bernie Parent.
This morning I woke up a little sore from the training yesterday. My groin and hips were a little stiff. We had nice and easy morning workout. It was a mostly stretching and going through everything to make sure we were alright. Then we hopped on the ice at 10:30.
Today was a little different than earlier in the week. It wasn't as up-tempo and was more of two-on-ones and two-on-twos. It was passing across, skills and stick handling through the little bridges that they had. Overall, we had a good practice.
DAY 3 - Trial on the Isle
Today we had Trial on the Isle. I woke up at 6:15, showered and got ready. Then, I went down for breakfast at about
Anthony Stolarz carries Chase Hatcher on his back across the beach in Stone Harbor, NJ at the Flyers annual Trial on the Isle. |
I slept the entire way down here. It was about an hour and 20-minute ride. I just laid back and took a nap.
I played hockey down in Texas, and it's a little different than the Jersey shore. The waves are definitely a lot bigger here than in Texas. In Texas you can drive your car right up on the beach rather than parking on the street. The culture is different too. Down in Texas, there is a lot of BBQing on the beach.
The training with the military was fantastic. We did a 25-minute warmup that was really tiring and intense. It wasn't that bad after that. After the warmup, we were paired up. I was partners with Chase Hatcher, and we had to carry each other on our backs across the beach. That went okay, but we were two of the bigger guys in camp. It was a little rough going up the hill, and we did fall a couple times and had some laughs.
After that we broke up into our teams and did relay races. We had to run down the beach a few blocks, pick up a stretcher and carry a teammate all the way back. We were pretty much using teamwork, just like we need to do on the ice.
Next, we went to the Yacht Club and we had a blind kayak race on the bay. That went well mostly because my team ended up winning. I was paired up with Reece Willcox. He was paddling while I gave him directions. That went well.
We showered up. Everyone was pretty hot and tired from the beach. Then we had lunch. It was a very, very good lunch and I am looking forward to dinner.
We went over to the elementary school for an autograph session. I didn't expect that many fans to show up, but I was happy that they came out and it was a fun time. It was great to meet the fans.
We have the softball game next. Hopefully I am going to hit a home run. I have a little trick up my sleeve so lets see how it goes….
Yesterday, I was tired after practice and we went back to the hotel. Then, I actually ended up going to see Spiderman last night with Chase Hatcher and John Stevens. The movie was pretty good. It was exciting but you know, I don't want to give away any spoiler alerts. After, we just hung out for a little bit and turned down pretty early last night.
Today, we woke up, went to the rink and had a nice 20 minute quick stretch and then got dressed. I found out I was supposed to be on the ice at 10:30, but then I got switched to the 9:00 session so I just went and got ready. It was a goalie's only practice so it was nice to have some one-on-one time with coach Reese. It was very helpful, he just gave me some tips and pointers and just helping me out along the way. There were a couple shooters out there and Cal Heeter was out there too.
My older brother and one of his best friends came to see me came at camp today which was nice. Some more family should be coming later in the week.
Tomorrow is Trial on the Isle. I've heard it's a triathlon type deal with paddle boarding, running, and biking, and that it's just a long, hard day. Some of the guys around camp, they don't know what to expect. They say they've heard there's going to be some Military expert running it but we're just going to have to wait and see tomorrow. It sounds like a fun day. I am up for the challenge and hopefully I'll be good to go.
Coming home after the Draft was great. There was a lot of kids from home that were congratulating me. A lot of them are Flyers fans so I was just happy that I was drafted so close to home.
Going into camp, I expected that we were going to be working hard. Today wasn't too bad. I faced a lot more shots than I expected, but there's nothing wrong with that.
I've heard a couple stories from kids at other camps that their first day usually is just all skating and you don't touch any pucks. But instead, I probably got around a thousand shots so there's nothing wrong with that as a goalie. You just enjoy it.
This wasn't my first time playing at Skate Zone. I played in the Liberty Bell Games. It was a good experience. I think it was two years ago, just playing with a lot of kids from the local area around here. It was a good experience, good exposure at the time, and it's definitely nice to be back.
Some of my friends actually came down to watch, I saw them in the stands today. My family is coming down towards the end of the week for the scrimmages so it's going to be nice to catch up with them and see everyone again. I really haven't been home since Christmas.
I came to camp knowing Trevor van Riemsdyk, Chase Hatcher, and John Stevens. I will be rooming with Ian Slater. After this, I'll probably just get back, wind down, and prepare for tomorrow. I'm really tired. It's been a long day so far, so I'll just relax a little bit and hang out with some of the guys.


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Clif Bar Rises to Solar Challenge
In response to President Obama's "On Site Renewables Challenge", issued at the Solar Summit, to encourage private companies to increase their use of solar power, Clif Bar has launched its 50/50 by 2020 initiative. This initiative calls for their supply chain partners to use more solar and other renewable energy with a goal of 50 key supply chain partners transitioned to at least 50% renewable energy by 2020.
Clif Bar's own operations are already carbon neutral, and the company is working to reduce CO2 emissions from their buildings, manufacturing processes and business travel by 10% below 2009 levels by 2015.
As part of the progress toward that goal, Clif Bar's headquarters in Emeryville, CA are powered by one of the largest "smart" solar arrays in North America. The "smart" solar array is equipped with individual solar panel monitors to maximize efficiency and output. The solar array provides 100% of the office's electricity needs and 70% of the energy used to produce hot water.
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Article link: Obama Says 'Folks Faint All the Time at My Events'
I think it makes a bit of sense
That people faint at his events,
For I am often light of head
When hearing what Obama said.
His presidential double-talk
Will often send me into shock,
And knock my balance all askew
With symptoms like the stomach flu.
I steel myself by drinking beer,
And hoping he will disappear,
But when I once again can see,
His voice continues haunting me.
And if I hear him speak again,
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Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK) says Republicans should let the Bush-era tax rates for the top 2% expire and vote for a bill that gives 98% of Americans a permanent tax cut.
"That is a point we should agree on, do that, and continue to fight for the things we believe in," Rep. Cole said on MSNBC's "Hardball" on Wednesday. "Simply because we accept that part of his offer doesn't mean we have to agree with the rest. What I think a lot of people forget is these tax cuts are going to go up automatically, and unless Congress acts, I favor acting to save as many of them as possible."
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Protect surfaces with clear-coat finishes and/or film coverings available through paint, hardware, and glass supply stores.
Keep your property well lit. Install motion sensitive lights in low traffic areas.
Maintain property and buildings. Vandals are attracted to abandoned and/or dilapidated sites.
Consider landscaping alternatives. Eliminate large "canvasses" by planting vines or tall shrubs next to walls and fences. Use "barrier" plants with prickly or thorny foliage to thwart would-be vandals.
Cover or eliminate walls, fences, and other flat surfaces that are easily painted.
Hire security or initiate a Neighborhood Watch Program.
Remove potential rooftop access by moving cars, dumpsters, and pallets away from buildings. Likewise, remove or relocate pipes and low fences that vandals can stand on.
Teach your children to respect public and private property.
Design courtyards and walkways to be easily visible from all angles (windows, etc.)
Avoid building "up" when possible. Taggers are attracted to locations that are higher up where their work is more visible. Water neutralizes some of these products.
Multi-family dwellings and/or business complexes should be designed with clear ownership in mind. Common areas are less likely to be maintained and will thus attract vandalism.
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Prompt and persistent removal (within 24 hours) is the best way to eliminate a re-occurring problem.
Methods for removing graffiti include painting, sanding, scraping, chemical removers, power washing, and wet or dry sandblasting.
To determine the proper removal method, consider the surface structure and material of the "canvas" and the type of instrument used to vandalize. The ultimate goal is to preserve the original condition of the surface (like the graffiti never existed).
When painting, match the color. If the graffiti bleeds through, first use a primer.
When painting over larger structures like fences or walls, consider painting the entire surface so that it is one uniform color and future "hits" can be covered more quickly.
Sanding is one method for removing graffiti from wood fences, but the process is very labor-intensive and wears down the fencing material.
Use scrapers to remove sticker tagging from poles, paper boxes, etc. Chemical removers may be necessary to remove the adhesive backing.
When using chemical graffiti removers, ALWAYS consult the Material Safety Data Sheet for safety precautions including, but not limited to, wearing appropriate safety equipment, knowing the safe exposure limits, and emergency procedures and treatment.
Chemicals are often used to remove spray paint, marking pens, nail polish, etc. Removers may be found at paint supply and hardware stores. Again, it is important to read and understand the environmental and personal warnings for any of the removers you may use.
Avoid letting removers set on the surface to be cleaned for too long (it could affect the underlying material). Rather, apply a second coat.
Power washing or sandblasting are often used when stone/concrete walls or wood fences have been spray-painted. Power washing, like sanding, can wear down the underlying material, so it is important to only remove as little material as possible.
In most cases, runoff or particulate matter from sand or power washing is considered an environmental hazard. Do not allow paint-contaminated material to flow into the storm drains, which flow directly to creeks.
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To learn more about graffiti and the City's program, invite a City staff member to speak at your business or group meetings.
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Forget the fact Ross hasn�t said a word publicly about Sparano�s job performance since telling my former Sun Sentinel colleague Sarah Talalay he �love[s] all those guys� when she asked him about potential staff changes in mid-November. Ross was in New York City to give a major address to a Sports Business Journal-sponsored conference of some sort.
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The News: Danielle Haim Played Drums for The Killers
We all have dreams of live music collabs--one of those dreams where you're at a live show by your favorite band when suddenly, they bring out a guest instrumentalist or vocalist and totally change the game for that Instagram video you had planned on posting. That's exactly what The Killers fans got at Outside Lands festival this weekend, when the "Mr. Brightside" indie rock four-piece welcomed Danielle Haim (from the cover star sister trio on our June/July music issue) to play drums for them. The only thing left to say now is: #jealous.
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Sounds scandalous, I know--and maybe it is. But, until the serious cold weather hits, I think this look is the perfect outfit for the lingering warm summer nights we still have left to enjoy. I always try to show some skin in the summer, whether it's rips in my jeans or tanks with the sides cutout. These black overalls from Frame Denim's fall '14 collection are sophisticated enough to wear with even a striped tee underneath, and classy enough to go with no layers at all.
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If you ever feel like your nighttime look is missing a little something, why not try glitter? I don't mean go crazy by covering yourself head-to-toe in the shiny stuff, but I am talking about adding a little bit of shimmer with my favorite enhancer. MAC Glitter Affects glitter pods come in tons of awesome colors for amping up your look with some electric hues, or for adding a bit of glimmer to a look that's feeling just a little bland. The latter is the reason I use the good stuff. My suggestion? Shake the bottle then take off the lid and dab a Q-tip inside the lid instead of the bottle. This will give you just enough to swoop over your eyelid for an extra party-time touch without overdoing it.
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Whether or not you've ever seen The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Jacques Demy's French drama flick from 1964, you can still be super inspired by its leading lady Catherine Deneuve. The film itself is a colorful musical, both in its set design and costumes, but throwback It Girl, Deneuve, is what (in my opinion) makes the entire movie. She's seriously just too cool.
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Friday, July 16, 2004
By Richard Wright
THE BIGGEST transformation of Newport's centre for years, which will give the town a new bus station and a retail centre with a floor area of 50,000 sq ft, was approved by councillors this week.
They approved in principle the multi-million pound scheme, which is predicted to attract new High Street names to the Island, and agreed to fine tune the design with the developer in the coming weeks.
It probably spells the death for any major retail development on the nearby fire station site, which is now likely to be earmarked for mainly residential development.
Director of Halladale Developments Allan Lockhart said after the plan gained unanimous approval on Tuesday:
"We hope to make a start on the new bus station in the winter to minimise disruption.
"We would anticipate that element will take four months to complete and that the whole project will be completed within 12 months. It will attract High Street names that want to come to the IW but at the moment cannot find suitable premises.
"There is a severe shortage of 2,000 to 15,000 sq ft units on the Island.
"It is not the sort of development that will include pubs and clubs," he said.
Approval for the three-storey retail block, plus revamping the adjacent Inland Revenue offices with shops on the ground floor and creating a new bus station with passenger facilities behind the current bus station, comes nearly a year after the application was lodged and after studies of the effect on other retailers and traffic levels and movements in the town.
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CITY OF NEWBURGH — YWCA Orange County will hold open enrollment for its nontraditional job-preparedness program, called Women's Work, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center on Lake Street.
At the event, women can learn more about the program, meet the staff, enroll and access job-planning resources. Walk-ins are encouraged. A female worker who earns between $8 and $10 per hour in a retail, health care or child care job can double or triple her income by pursuing a job in a nontraditional field, according to the YWCA. For more information, contact Danielle at 561-8050, ext. 17.
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When the powerful but arrogant warrior Thor reignites an ancient war, he is cast down to Earth and forced to live among humans as punishment. Once here, Thor learns what it takes to be a true hero when the most dangerous villain of his world sends the darkest forces of Asgard to invade Earth. Thor must wield his powerful hammer Mjolnir to save us all in this extraordinary battle! With mythic heroes, cunning villains, magnificent monsters and breathtaking landscapes of timeless majesty, Thor: The Mighty Avenger forges a new type of super hero journey - an astral saga of truly thunderous proportions!
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First of all, everyone should know this: Lil Mouse is OK.
His mommy got him out of the nightclub before the black mob violence and gun play broke out, leaving seven wounded.
Lil Mouse is a 13-year-old gangster rapper from Chicago. His lyrics are all about killing people. Dealing drugs. Using drugs. Making money. More murder. Snitching. Robbery. Gang signs.
And that was just in the first minute of his new video, Im 4Real.
So it is easy to understand how some of his fans were concerned for his safety when a party for his new video got out of hand earlier this week.
Police said three people pulled out handguns and started firing shots both inside and outside Mr. Gs Supper Club and Entertainment Center at 87th and Ashland about 1:13 a.m.
So says the Chicago Sun Times.
Then it was panic, with lots of chair throwing and fighting.
But Lil Mouse was probably home in bed by then, his mommy told friends. Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/03/7-injured-at-party-for-13-year-old-rapper/#h4Q8O4rpwZOBbJWk.99
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Exactly.. with a kid in the video, something is not right.
Violence breaking out at a rapper's party? I'm shocked.
"Best. Party. Ever!" — Lil Mouse
Where is Jesse Jackson and Al Sharptoon? Be with your people. What an amazing bunch/tribe/herd. Always in the news.
Mickey and Minnie are not amused.
They should have let him get killed. That would have REALLY HELPED his career, as it would have given him SERIOUS street credibility. Now he's just like everyone else in Lahood, a rapper wannabe.
what a great way to unite the family.. besides funerals, that is. oh wait, 7 injuries , no dead? they may get there yet. practice practice..
Aspiring rapper, good to his kids, going back to elementary school....
> hate speech
Please refrain from using the terminology of our enemies. Your usage thereof legitimizes it, and by extension, their narrative.
Call it vile verbiage, libellous and licentious locution, foaming fulminations of the death-worshipping gang culture, but please don't call it "hate speech".
Other than that, your point is well taken.
I find Rap Cat more entertaining!
To quote any AP US economy article about a crappy outcome due to an administration policy..."unexpected".
"with lots of chair throwing ..."
Wouldn't be complete without the chair throwing.
never got to the song stuff, they lost me at a 13 year old at a nightclub...
A "Jungle beat" would be preferable to this mechanized 2 bar loop of noise. At least in a "Jungle beat", somebody has to PLAY the Drums!
But, you got the "Hate Speech" right.
As a musician, I find this stuff SO vile, as American Blacks have a magnificent heritage of Spirituals, Blues, Ragtime, Jazz, R & B, Motown, Soul, and Funk that has been the foundation of American Pop music for OVER 100 YEARS. (Even the songs of Stephen Foster in the early 19th century were patterned after African-American Musical and Rhythmic forms!) This is a COMPLETE abasement and degeneration of a Musical Legacy that was unique to America, but influenced the entire world.
I wish the leaders of the Black Community would rise up against this incredible sellout to satan. But I guess they really don't care.
Where was "mommy"?
Sounds like the mahdi bucking for mudhamheads job!
" should be Baby RAT..."
Good one Chode! Thanks for the laugh!
I did not see how many shots were fired but;
Three shooters, seven wounded, zero fatalities.
Damn those 'rap fans' need a little more range time.
My goodness! He's just a child! What sort of upbringing has this child had to already be writing songs about such horrible things? The answer to the former would explain this, the latter, how could his mother let him write such lyrics? Beyond sad.
Ugh... I know I already posted, but again, he's a child! What is wrong with his mother?
bad poetry in a monotone....I'd have flunked grade school poetry if I'd have delivered it without emphasis.
did a basketball game break out???? Was Bobby Knight there....WOW, what a party!!
How much longer will you continue to pay (probably 100%) for these feral thugs to hate you?
Did I understand Rush this week to say that 80% of the graduating high school seniors in New York (I don't know if he said city/state) cannot read or write?
How can a person even hold a job today without being able to read or write?
Shortly, we'll see statistics about how the poor downtrodden have such crappy jobs and income and how can we allow people in this country to suffer and what are YOU doing about it?
I am armed 100% of the time these days.
Range time won't help as long as they keep using that sideways gangsta grip.
Music for and from SHTF Zombies.
I have always wondered why they use that sideways gangsta grip. Any ideas?
I have a little money saved up, I'd like to gift this bunch with a oneway ticket for the trip of a lifetime. Guess where I would send them!
Whats a 13 year old kid doin in a Nightclub anyway!
Looks like he got em all stirred up and split the scene!
Yo gots to see what it goona be when the Z shoots the T.
That damn trial could be the death of yo and me!
Da Bros in do hood gonn shake da mouse
and yaz gonna be scared in yo house!
Justice for da T and death fo the Z!
Makea lifea betta fo yo an me!
This is a fascinating example of how a statistic takes on a life of its own once it hits the news.
The original report was the 80% of students entering the New York City community college system required remedial reading/math classes. From there it grew (via "Sultan Knish," who is usually sharper, among others) to "80% of NYC high school graduates." Now we're getting "80% of graduates in New York State can't read or write."
Just because I'm a bore, I will elaborate. The original "80% of new students at City College of New York facilities" who need remedial courses does not include NYC students who go to other colleges/universities after graduation. It does not include those who go to no college. It does include some students from other school systems, even out of state. It doesn't include most of the very significant number of NYC students who don't graduate, but it does include some students who never graduated from high school: those with GEDs or education from other countries.
Additionally, needing remedial courses does not equate to illiteracy or innumeracy. My own daughter, the outrageously excellent Gunner Anoreth, had to take remedial algebra in community college, because in spite of several computer languages, a comprehensive knowledge of history, political science, and classical literature, and great hand-eye coordination, she just had a b8tch of a time getting a handle on algebra.
In other words, it's an interesting statistic, but far from the totem it has become in only a few days.
It becomes easier to believe when I read that 40+% of ALL the residents of Detroit and New Orleans cannot read or write.
Christian friends of mine that went to NO to help out with Katrina recovery say that much of their time was spent filling out simple forms for residents to get FEMA supplies/help/support.
That's a little more believable, but it still raises the question of how they got that number. As a stats-nerd, I'd want to see the studies!
They are crouched down hiding behind something such as a car or wall holding the gun above their head and firing over the obstacle. Keeps the muzzle from climbing and since they are not actually aiming the sights are irrelevant..
I can only speculate that they watch it being used in movies and see it as a 'cool' way to shoot. I don't know that they even think about it.
My Blog - mostly creative stuff and a few essays from time to time.
Detroit? Ummmmmmmmm I didn't mean a bus trip, guess again.
It wasn't that long ago when 13 year olds went to Chuckee Cheese for a party.
That is so terrible it's funny!
Jim Croce was right.
My personal theory: the gansta grip allows them, despite recoil muzzle bounce, to keep spraying & praying in a horizontal plane, since they really don't care who or what they hit.
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Blue Jays lock up prospect Villatoro for five years
By Gregor Chisholm / MLB.com
The signing was first reported by the Honduran newspaper Diez. It has yet to be officially announced by the club in North America, but Diez did participate in a news conference in Honduras, where he tried on his new Blue Jays gear.
Villatoro is an 18-year-old prospect who reportedly also received interest from the Orioles, Yankees, Mets, Astros, Giants and Pirates. He has the ability to throw 93 mph and is "very happy" to have reached the deal with Toronto, according to the newspaper La Tribuna.
The Blue Jays put Villatoro through an extensive workout before coming to terms on the deal. Last year, he took part in the Dominican Instructional League and he's expected to pitch in the Dominican Summer League during the 2013 campaign.
Villatoro was originally spotted by a Blue Jays scout while pitching for the Hawks of the Honduran Air Force. He has the ability to add even more velocity to his fastball, but he is considered a long-term project who will need to slowly advance through the club's Minor League system.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed by Villatoro or the Blue Jays.
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The Smoking Peanut
on ESB
Episode Information [edit] | |
General | |
Season №: | 2 |
Episode №: | 32b |
Airdate: | March 8, 2001 |
Running time: | 11 minutes |
Sister episode(s): | "Pressure" |
Credits | |
Writer(s): | Paul Tibbitt Walt Dohrn Doug Lawrence |
Main: | Paul Tibbitt Walt Dohrn |
Storyboard: | Carson Kugler |
Animation: | Andrew Overtoom |
Creative: | Derek Drymon |
See all credits for this episode. | |
Chronology | |
Previous: | "Pressure" |
Next: | "Shanghaied" |
List of episodes | |
Simplified list of episodes
"The Smoking Peanut" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season two. In this episode, SpongeBob throws a peanut at a clam.
- Clay
- Harry
- French Narrator
- Buddy
- Franco
- Dave
- Monroe Timmy
- Jimmy Gus
- Eugene H. Krabs
- Gus
- Yellow Officer
- Light Purple Officer
- Patrick Star
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Taylor Fishbowl
- Clamu (debut)
- Joe
- Charlie
- Shelly Fishbowl
- Frank (red shirt)
- Lloyd-Rich
- Creature on the PA (voice only)
- Tyler
- Harv
- Dennis
- Mevis
- Dale
- Billy
- Anchovy
- Gary the Snail
- Johnny Elaine
- Live-action people
- Norma Rechid
- Hans
- Squidward Tentacles
- Sandy Cheeks
- Judge (mentioned)
- Phil
- Thaddeus
- Frank (citizen)
- Sandals (debut)
- Nat Peterson
- Fred
- Archie
- Paco
- Tom
- Medley Fishbowl
- Susie Rechid (debut)
- Baby Oyster (debut)
- Other Bikini Bottomites
It is the annual "Free Day" at the Bikini Bottom Zoo, and Mr. Krabs is abusing it by stealing light bulbs, filling an entire barrel at the soda machine, and raiding the gift shop with a fake mustache to hide his REAL identity. Meanwhile, SpongeBob and Patrick go to the Oyster Stadium to see Clamu the giant oyster perform tricks. However, Clamu is sleeping, making Patrick leave out of boredom. SpongeBob tries to wake Clamu up by throwing a peanut at her, and Clamu wakes up and goes on a rampage as she attacks people and cries in madness. SpongeBob believes himself to be responsible, and as he walks home with Patrick, Patrick decides to investigate the crime and is determined to discover the culprit and punish him.At home, SpongeBob tells himself that the incident will blow over soon. However, when he turns on the TV, the oyster incident is the top news story. The Realistic Fish Head reports that the cry is so powerful that it can be heard all around the world (even above the surface), and asks what kind of "cruel, careless, evil person" would do anything to upset the giant clam.
Feeling guilty, SpongeBob goes to Squidward and Sandy for advice, but just like Patrick, both are concerned with finding and punishing the culprit, adding to SpongeBob's anxiety. To add more to his apprehension, once SpongeBob goes home, Patrick reveals that he found the bag of peanuts that the thrown peanut came from left near SpongeBob's home, stating that he's getting close to solve the mystery. Eventually, policemen enter SpongeBob's house and question him on the oyster incident. SpongeBob admits to everything they ask him, but instead of arresting him, they conclude from their evidence that Patrick is the culprit due to his stupidity.
Patrick is taken to Oyster Stadium, where he is chained to a platform in the middle of the stage and pelted with peanuts by the angry audience for the crime. Unwilling to let Patrick take the fall of something he didn't do, SpongeBob arrives at the stadium and orders everyone to stop throwing peanuts at Patrick. He finally confesses to having thrown the peanut, apologizing to Clamu, Patrick, and the people of Bikini Bottom and asking for forgiveness. The audience, refusing to accept SpongeBob's apology, decide to throw peanuts at both him and Patrick, but before they can do so, a zookeeper arrives and stops them, having captured Mr. Krabs with Clamu's pearl.
The zookeeper reveals that when Clamu was sleeping, Mr. Krabs stole her pearl, and when Clamu woke up after being hit by the peanut, she found out that her pearl was gone; thus it was the theft of the pearl, not the thrown peanut, that made Clamu angry and depressed in the first place. Having recovered the pearl from Mr. Krabs, the zookeeper gives it back to Clamu. However, the pearl turns out to be an egg as it hatches into a baby oyster.
Having being reunited with her offspring, Clamu finally calms herself down, which emotionally touches SpongeBob, Patrick, and the audience. With the truth of the crime finally revealed, SpongeBob and Patrick are cleared of all charges, and the audience turn their rage toward Mr. Krabs for stealing Clamu's offspring. Rather than admitting that what he did was wrong, Mr. Krabs instead makes the excuse that it's Free Day, and is literally buried in peanuts by the angry audience, much to his discomfort.
( ‣ ) Associated production music |
( • ) Original music |
( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
‣ Zelle 506 - Gerhard Trede [title card]
‣ Hawaiian Train - Victor Cavini [free day]
‣ Circus Overture - Daniel Janin ["He spits a giant pearl 100 feet in the air!"]
‣ Lavender's Blue (a) - Brian Douglas Gulland, Richard A. Harvey [Clamu asleep]
‣ Steel Licks - Jeremy Wakefield [Patrick leaves]
‣ Burglar Bill (d) - Andrew J J Hall [SpongeBob throws a peanut at Clamu]
‣ Shark Attack (a) - John Charles Fiddy [Clamu throws a fit]
‣ Hawaiian Link (b) - Richard Myhill ["Stupid Patrick. I didn't do anything wrong."]
‣ Bikini Bottom News Theme - Nicolas Carr [news on TV]
‣ Paradise Isle - Jan Rap ["This is getting a little out of hand."]
‣ Wooden Bear - Gil Flat, Tony Tape, Florian Voelxen [SpongeBob goes to Squidward for advice]
‣ Footsteps of Horror - W. Merrick Farran [Sandy rips phone book in half]
‣ Flight in Panic 1 - Gregor F. Narholz [SpongeBob running home]
‣ House of Horror - W. Merrick Farran ["This is it! All of the clues are coming together!"]
‣ Zelle 506 - Gerhard Trede [police at the door]
‣ The Pursuit of Power (a) - Keith Mansfield [everyone throwing peanuts at Patrick]
‣ The Pursuit of Power (b) - Keith Mansfield ["Wait! Hold your peanuts!"]
‣ Dramatic Cue (a) - Ronald Hanmer [Mr. Krabs is the real criminal]
‣ Dramatic Cue (d) - Ronald Hanmer ["Behold!" (showing Mr. Krabs' clothes)]
‣ Dramatic Cue (e) - Ronald Hanmer ["The oyster's pearl!"]
‣ Tribute to the King - Gregor F. Narholz [everyone cheers]
‣ Nostalgic Hawaii - Jan Rap [ending]
- This episode is available on the Seascape Capers, Complete 2nd Season, First 100 Episodes DVDs.
- As of January 27, 2017, The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) gives this episode a rating of 8.8/10 based on 251 ratings by users.[1] TV.com users give this episode a 8.8/10 based on 148 votes.[2]
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- Clamu didn't cry suddenly after the peanut has been thrown at her. The pause might be the time Mr. Krabs took the pearl.
- Alternatively, the pearl could've been taken while Clamu was asleep, and she noticed it was missing after she was rudely awoken by the peanut.
- The zookeepers who attempt to calm down Clamu was later seen in "Born Again Krabs," as paramedics.
- The countries that are seen outside Bikini Bottom are Egypt, The Netherlands, India, because of The Giza Pyramid, The Sphinx, and Taj Mahal.
- The Realistic Fish Head mentions that other countries could hear Clamu's screaming, but if that was the case, then Bikini Bottom residents could have gotten deaf from it. It is possible the screaming is not that loud to the residents and they may hear it as regular loud screaming that could be heard from a distance.
- Sandy shows excellent strength when she rips the phone book in half.
- When SpongeBob looked out his window, he saw Oyster Stadium. However, his house would have to be in the zoo to see Oyster Stadium clearly, as the stadium is inside the zoo.
- SpongeBob tells Sandy that he needs to get his hair cut, even though he doesn't have any. In "The Sponge Who Could Fly," he is seen with hair until he combs it.
- SpongeBob tells Sandy he needs to go get a haircut, so she said to herself, "SpongeBob doesn't have hair... or DOES he?" She has a grossed out face when saying this. This could be an innuendo joke.
- In all other episodes, Bikini Bottom has blue and white police cars (similar to NYPD's old squad car.) In this episode, the police cars are black and red.
- All of the main characters appear in this episode except Plankton.
- There is a book called "Zoo Day Disaster" which is based on this episode.
- Oyster Stadium is later seen in "Not Normal."
- In the Polish dub, the episode's title is "Orzeszek" meaning "The Peanut."
- In the Croatian dub, the episode name is "Leteći Kikiriki" or "The Flying Peaunt."
- This is the 25th episode appearance of anchovies.
Cultural references
- The episode is a reference to a "smoking gun," a conclusive piece of evidence in a crime. The smoking gun, in this case, is the peanut.
- The most notable "smoking gun" in American history is the piece of a phone conversation recording that mysteriously went missing in the Watergate scandal of the 1970s.
- Clamu is a parody of the once popular and very famous whale Shamu in Seaworld.
- When Clamu's loud wailing makes SpongeBob and Patrick fly to their seats, the peanuts in SpongeBob's bag flew out of the bag, but when Patrick said "Now this is a show!," his bag is full of peanuts again.
- When SpongeBob knocks on Squidward's door, Patrick's house is nowhere to be seen.
- Patrick's eyelids are usually purple. But when he says "Hey, SpongeBob!" when SpongeBob is trying to open his door, his eyelids are pink instead of purple.
- When SpongeBob is about to go into his house after Patrick is saying he will investigate the lights are off but when he enters they are on.
- This error happens again when SpongeBob says to Patrick "good luck with that."
- It also happens when Patrick is arrested.
- When the zookeeper pulls Mr. Krabs's pants off, his belt buckle colors are reversed to yellow on the inside and black on the outside, but in the next scene, the belt is back to normal.
- At the end, some of SpongeBob's belt isn't completely filled in.


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Masterworks from Budapest. From the Renaissance to the Avant-Garde
From 18 February to 28 May 2017
Maximilien Luce was born in Paris on 13 March 1858. He began to study art, specialising in printmaking in Hildebrand's studio, where he completed his training in 1876. He then he started to work with Eugène Froment, engraving plates for publications. During his military service he continued in this field with Lançon and Froment and also attended Carolus-Duran's studio to paint. In the mid-1880s Luce became interested in Seurat's techniques. He held his first exhibition in 1887, showing seven works at the third Salon des Indépendants. From 1889 onwards Luce exhibited with some regularity in Brussels, first in the Salon des XX and after 1895 in La Libre Esthétique. In 1892 he visited Signac in Saint Tropez and in 1893 went to Brittany whose harbours and coastline would be the subject of his canvases. Landscape dominates Luce's production. During the early years of the 20th century he painted portraits and floral still lifes, while he abandoned neo-Impressionist techniques in favour of a much freer handling. During most of his career he worked as an illustrator on a series of socialist and anarchist publications such as Père Peinard, La Révolte and La Voix du Peuple. In 1907 he travelled to the Netherlands with Kees van Dongen, visiting and painting several cities including Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Scenes set in furnaces, where he depicted the work of rolling-mill operators, welders and other working men, also occupy an important place within Luce's oeuvre. During the 1920s he painted landscapes of Paris and Rolleboise. In 1935 he accepted the position of President of the Société des Artistes Indépendants, succeeding Signac. Luce died in Paris on 7 February 1941.
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The Top Gear car review:Audi TT Coupe
World's best sub-£100k cabin meets great drivetrainAgainst:
S line ride, still not as engaging as a BMW 2-SeriesOverview
What is it?
The third-gen version of the car know-it-alls will sneer is nothing more than a Golf in a posh frock. Well, game over, glass-half-empty sorts – the new Audi TT is pretty darned good. It does all the stylish, refined coupe things better than the old car, but thanks to an aluminium-intensive construction (yes, it is based around the VW Group's do-it-all MQB platform) it's also much lighter, and a genuinely engaging drive at last.
Not that the car shouts it on the outside, unfortunately. Besides moving the badge from the huge grille to the bonnet, R8-style, and turning some of the curves into angular creases, the new TT looks more like a mild facelift of the old car than a traffic-stopping newcomer.
But good news! You can have a fast one. You know how this works: the Audi TTS brings much speed, the Audi TT RS brings vast speed.
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bread pudding with apples and dried cranberries
Author Notes: This is a simple bread pudding with quiet, seasonal flavors and a hint of tang from the cranberries. You could use it as the template for a basic vanilla pudding, with pears, or stone fruit. —BrooklynSupper
Serves 6-8 servings
- 5 flavorful apples, in our case the heirloom variety American Golden Russet, rinsed
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- squeeze of lemon
- 1/2 loaf of white bread, stale or not, crusts removed, and sliced 3/4" thick
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons butter
- half a vanilla bean
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 cup whole milk
- 4 eggs
- 1 or more egg yolk
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
- Cut the apples into 1/2 inch slices. Scatter in a large baking dish somewhere around 9 x 13". Drop bits of butter all over, scatter the cranberries, squeeze the lemon all over, and give the pan a few shakes. The American Golden Russet apples we used were quite sweet, so I did not use any sugar in the roasting. If your apples are tart, sprinkle a tablespoon of sugar over the apples. Put into the oven and roast for 15 minutes until the apples are just bubbly. Let everything cool a bit, then pull the apples and cranberries out of the pan and set aside.
- Meanwhile, cut the bread slices so that each half slice will stand about 4 inches high. Butter the slices and set aside. Use a ton of a butter or just a little, it's up to you.
- In a large sauce pan heat the cream and milk. Slice the vanilla bean in half and add to the cream mixture. When it is just starting to bubble along the sides and steaming, cut off the heat and set aside for 10 minutes or so, scrape the sides of the vanilla bean with a spoon, and then remove it. In large bowl, whisk the eggs, yolk(s) and sugar together. Whisking constantly, pour the cream over the eggs, and add a good pinch of salt.
- Add a little more butter to the dish the apples were cooked in and arrange the bread so it is overlapping and at an angle (see below). Tuck the bits of apples and cranberries throughout. Slowly pour the custard over the slices. You want the bread to be almost completely covered, so add a bit of milk if you need more liquid. At this point, if you have the time, I strongly suggest you set the dish in the refrigerator for 20 minutes to an hour--keep a close eye on it so you can add more liquid as it is absorbed.
- Put the whole thing in the oven and bake at 350 degrees until the bread is golden and the custard has set a bit, roughly 40 minutes. Cool for 30 minutes and serve.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Bread Pudding (Sweet, not Savory)
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N.C. State's decision to stop its basketball players from tweeting is drawing a thumbs-down from the Charlotte sports marketing firm that advises Penn State, the Big Ten Network, ESPN Plus and other big names in the sports world on handling social media. When I asked Liz Barrett, a consultant with Sports Media Challenge, what she thought, she said N.C. State went too far. She said student-athletes, properly supervised, should be able to handle social media.
Not sure I agree that they'll always follow marching orders and avoid embarrassing their schools, but I do think universities, normally such bastions of free speech, risk looking like free speech censors when they tell student-athletes they can't express themselves in a public forum. Barrett's firm's currently surveying student-athletes, university officials and the general public on the subject. Click here if you'd like to vote.
What do you think? Is it right for colleges to tell students on athletic scholarships that they can't use Twitter?
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Should colleges ban athletes from Twitter?
5 comments:
- Anonymous said...
I don't care what the other schools do, but UNC is the flagship school and a leader in communications and journalism, so they so the athletes there should be exempt from this freedom of speech. If not for Marvin Austin's tweets, we would never know the glamorous side of Tarheel sports and only hear the feel good comfort side. Let Freedom of Press and Meida prevail!!
- October 20, 2010 at 4:08 PM
- Timothy Whitson said...
That's a tough question; on one hand student athletes who receive financial assistance due to their athletic ability enter into a "contract" to maintain personal standards of conduct that won't embarrass the school. On the other hand is the overall university experience which should encourage free thinking and speech. I suspect in the larger scheme of things that free speech should win out, but just like anything you say or post to the internet there will inevitably be consequences whether "official" or not. The Constitution doesn't say the coach has to give you floor time, or start you; that decision rests solely with him.
- October 20, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- J said...
Yes, a tough question. I personally find Twitter to be one of the most annoying things on Earth, but obviously most people like it and use it. But, the first time a school loses a big game when a player runs a play incorrectly because he didn't know what he was doing because he was tweeting while the team was teaching the play, you'll see a lot more banning of tweets.
I would say athletes should be prohibited from it during practice and game days, but other than that they should be allowed to. - October 20, 2010 at 4:29 PM
- C Harris said...
can't we just ban everyone from twitter, no one cares what you had for lunch
- October 20, 2010 at 7:29 PM
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The Asian Grill explores one of the world's simplest and most enduring forms of cooking using some of the most flavorful ingredients in the world.
Author Corinne Trang focuses on fundamental flavors and simple techniques, revealing the secrets of colorful food with endlessly original taste and texture combinations. Such dishes as Lemongrass and Kaffir Lime Leaf-Marinated Pork Skewers, Spiced Yogurt Lamb Kebobs, Grilled Wild Salmon Sushi Roll, Five-Spice Chicken, reflect the wide range of grilled dishes that Asia has to offer.
Loaded with prepping and grilling tips, the ingredients section lists Trang's selected sources and favorite brand names. Her sample menus range from romantic dinners for two to backyard bashes. The Asian Grill includes an introduction to the Asian pantry and a primer on grilling equipment. And the more than 80 recipes, including condiments, vegetable sides, sweets and drinks, are sure to breathe fire into anyone's tired grilling repertoire.
Grilling has never been so simple and flavorful, exotic flavors have never seemed so accessible. "I grew up in two worlds," notes Trang, "East and West. From Asia I learned five thousand years of cooking history. From Europe and America, I learned how to translate it into enjoyable fun and fresh inventive ideas. In The Asian Grill I wanted to make the excitement of discovering new flavors accessible to everyone. Anyone who can marinate and grill a simple steak or make a basic salad will find a world of experiences waiting."
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Corinne Trang is a New York-based, award-winning author of Authentic Vietnamese Cooking and Essentials of Asian Cuisine. She is a culinary instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education (ICE) in New York City and lectures around the world. Trang's articles have been published in such distinguished magazines as Food & Wine, Bottom Line Personal, Health, Cooking Light, Organic Style, and Saveur. Born in France's Loire Valley of a French mother and a Cambodian-Chinese father, and raised in Phnom Penh, Paris, and New York, Trang has traveled extensively and studied culture and cuisine throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Bolstered by her multi-ethnic background, her deepest commitment is to exploring the relationship between culture and food. Trang believes strongly that while learning a cuisine, its ingredients, and cooking techniques, one can also glean insights into the history and culture of the people who created it—a process that enriches and extends a cook's understanding and enjoyment.
The Asian Grill
Corinne Trang
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S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) component GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) will unveil its latest earnings on Thursday, March 22, 2012. GameStop operates as a retailer of video game products and PC entertainment software. It sells video game hardware, software and accessories, and PC entertainment software.
GameStop Corp. Earnings Preview Cheat Sheet
Wall St. Earnings Expectations: The average estimate of analysts is for net income of $1.72 per share, a rise of 10.3% from the company's actual earnings for the same quarter a year ago. During the past three months, the average estimate has moved down from $1.73. Between one and three months ago, the average estimate moved down. It has been unchanged at $1.72 during the last month. For the year, analysts are projecting profit of $2.86 per share, a rise of 7.1% from last year.
Past Earnings Performance: The company met estimates last quarter after beating the forecasts in the prior two. In the third quarter, the company reported net income of 39 cents per share versus a mean estimate of profit of 39 cents per share. In the second quarter, the company beat estimates by one cent.
Investing Insights: Will the iPad 3 Be the Next Catalyst for Apple's Stock?
Wall St. Revenue Expectations: Analysts predict a rise of 0.8% in revenue from the year-earlier quarter to $3.72 billion.
Analyst Ratings: Analysts are optimistic about this stock, with nine analysts rating it as a buy, one rating it as a sell and five rating it as a hold.
A Look Back: In the third quarter, profit fell 1.5% to $53.9 million (39 cents a share) from $54.7 million (36 cents a share) the year earlier, meeting analyst expectations. Revenue rose 2.5% to $1.95 billion from $1.9 billion.
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The company's net income has fallen in the last two quarters. Net income dropped 23.4% in the second quarter.
Revenue rose in the third quarter after seeing a drop the quarter before. In the second quarter, revenue fell 3.1%.
Stock Price Performance: Between December 19, 2011 and March 16, 2012, the stock price rose $1.04 (4.6%), from $22.52 to $23.56. The stock price saw one of its best stretches over the last year between October 3, 2011 and October 12, 2011, when shares rose for eight straight days, increasing 11.7% (+$2.66) over that span. It saw one of its worst periods between July 5, 2011 and July 18, 2011 when shares fell for 10 straight days, dropping 14.5% (-$3.95) over that span.
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'Tribes' surf for pride at San Onofre
It's all about the bragging rights.
There was a family-friendly vibe at last weekend's Gathering of the Tribes, but the competition for bragging rights was in full force at the Church surf break in San Onofre State Park.
"It's more about the heritage of these events, it's just about a good time and the joy of surfing – that's what it really comes down to," said Newport surfer Todd Messick, owner of surf brand Art in Motion. "Everyone and anyone gets to participate. It's not about the sponsors, it's about the level of surfing."
Hundreds of competitors from 14 clubs came down from along California's coastline – as far north as San Francisco – to compete at the cobblestone beach. There was even a team from the East Coast.
The event was the first of a 10-stop series this year, with surfers ages 5 to 75. Categories include longboard, shortboard, tandem and standup paddle.
Clubs from Long Beach, Huntington Beach and Doheny State Beach competed, with several Orange County surfers among the standouts throughout the two-day event.
Huntington Beach's Gary Sahagen took second place in his age division (50-59) and also came in third place in the president's division, which included all the club presidents riding various boards from standup paddles to shortboards. Doheny club President Mark Calkins came in second in that division.
"Right after my final Sunday it started getting windy and a bit of rain came right before the awards ceremony," said Sahagen, who has been competing in the event since it started 21 years ago. "Otherwise, it was beautiful. There were head-high waves on some sets. It was really good shape."
Sahagen said many club members have become friends through the years, and it's all about the camaraderie and catching up with one another.
"Alls it really does is give you bragging rights at the end of the year – but there's a lot of competition involved; people want those bragging rights," Sahagen said.
Doheny Longboard Surfing Association had some good results, with several South County surfers winning their divisions. Standouts included Andy Niedles, junior men's 15-19; San Clemente's Josh Ropazo, age division 30-39; and San Clemente's Rachel Tilly, girls under 14. Dana Point's Steve Newton, who was surfing for Oceanside's club, came in first in men's 20-29.
"It was great. Saturday the waves were just phenomenal," said Calkins, who organized the contest. "There were really good waves, all in all some of the best surf we've had for the event."
The Doheny team finished third, and Calkin's wife, Katie, won the women's longboard division.
"I'm walking on air. It's the very first coalition contest for the year, so it's nice we kick if off here," Katie said. "It's at the best place down there at Trestles, it's close to everyone's heart. It's just one of those spots you love to go to, and be with all our friends. The spot is just an epic, beautiful place to surf. It's wonderful to win a trophy at that spot."
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SAVANNAH, Ga. - Two filmmakers charged with manslaughter in connection with a train crash that killed a member of their movie crew have been allowed to return to California after turning themselves in at a Georgia jail for booking.
Don Samuel, an attorney representing "Midnight Rider" director Randall Miller and his wife, Jody Savin, said Tuesday the couple reported to the Wayne County jail in southeast Georgia on Sunday. He says within 30 minutes they were freed on bonds of $25,000 apiece.
Miller, Savin and executive producer Jay Sedrish were charged with manslaughter and criminal trespassing July 3. They were filming a movie about singer Gregg Allman when a train plowed into their crew Feb. 20. Camera assistant Sarah Jones was killed.
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In the videos below, Trevin Wax (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Brian Dembowczyk (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2016-17, Session 10—Rebuilding the Wall.
Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this week's subject matter. To view a comprehensive list of the studies for this three-year cycle of The Gospel Project, see our All Ages Chronological Study Plan (which includes Scripture references for each weekly session).
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- Ronald Brautigam (Fortepiano)
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On their fifth disc of Mozart's concertos, an ongoing series which has been described as 'a lucky break and a true delight' in the German magazine Piano News, Ronald Brautigam and Die Kolner Akademie perform Concerto No.20 in D minor and Piano Concerto No.27 in B flat major, K595.
MusicWeb International, 27th September 2013
Only the terminally averse to the fortepiano and/or smallish orchestras need stay away from any of these recordings...The smallish orchestra and the solo instrument are well balanced so that the former sounds full-bodied; not large-scale, but by no means pint-sized or desiccated...and the soloist shines without being too forward.
BBC Music Magazine, April 2014
Brautigam and Michael Alexander Willens are never exactly slouches when it comes to tempos, and they give a breathlessly agitated account of the opening movement of the D minor Concerto K466...the slow movement of [K595] is decidedly on the flowing side...but the performance on the whole is one that commands attention. Recommended.
American Record Guide, March/April 2014
This is the fifth recording in Brautigam's series of Mozart piano concertos and the first to cross my review path. They are very recommendable. Brautigam's instrument was made by Paul McNulty in 2011, after Walter & Sohn, c. 1802. The booklet has a photograph plus additional information. It is a fine sounding fortepiano, closer to a piano than the harpsichord-like instruments many are familiar with. Brautigam is a sensitive artist and brings as much subtlety as he can to this sublime music.
Recording information: Deutschlandfunk Kammermusiksaal, Cologne, Germany (07/2012).
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Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 24 in C minor & 25 in C major
Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 19 & 23 / Ronald Brautigam, fortepiano
Haydn: London Sonatas; Adagio Hob.XV:22 / Sylvia Berry, fortepiano
Alfredo Casella: Triple Concerto; Giorgio Federico Ghedini: Concerto dell'albatro / Emanuela Piemonti, piano; Paolo Ghidoni, violin; Pietro Bosna, cello
Handel: Aci, Galatea & Polifemo / Staskiewicz, Abadie, Invernizzi. Fabio Bonizzoni
Mahler: Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection" / Miah Persson, soprano; Sarah Connolly, mz. Philharmonia Orchestra. Zander
Valentina Lisitsa plays Liszt
Liszt/Doppler: Hungarian Rhapsodies / Martin Haselboeck
George Enescu: Complete Violin Sonatas, Vol. 1 / Axel Strauss, violin; Ilya Poletaev, piano
Works Details
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus : Concerto for Piano no 20 in D minor, K 466- Performer: Ronald Brautigam (Fortepiano)
- Conductor: Michael Willens
- Ensemble: Die Kolner Akademie
- Running Time: 26 min. 25 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Form: Concerto
- Written: 1785
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus : Concerto for Piano no 27 in B flat major, K 595
- Performer: Ronald Brautigam (Fortepiano)
- Conductor: Michael Willens
- Running Time: 27 min. 7 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Form: Concerto
- Written: 1791


text: The year is 1942: Mr. Winkle (Edward G. Robinson), a mild-mannered bank clerk, decides to quit his job and open a fix-it shop in his garage. Winkle's wife Amy (Ruth Warrick) disapproves of this, and orders her husband to move into his little shop. Tired of being browbeaten, Winkle is delighted when his draft notice shows up. Fitted for a uniform, Winkle has the wind taken out of his sails in basic training, but soon finds that army life agrees with him; when given a chance to go home when the draft age is lowered to 38, he refuses to do so. Transferred to the South Pacific, Winkle instinctively performs a conspicuous act of bravery. He returns home a much-decorated hero, but he's too shy to partake in the ceremonies in his honor, opting instead to return to his shop, and to his now-loving wife Amy. A tailor-made Edward G. Robinson vehicle, Mr. Winkle Goes to War was adapted by Waldo Salt, George Corey and Louis Solomon from a novel by Theodore Pratt. Watch for Robert Mitchum, Hugh Beaumont and Miss Jeff Donnell in unbilled bits. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


text: Waldorf teachers often find great spiritual significance in the drawings created by their students. In this, they are guided by such Anthroposophical works as UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN'S DRAWINGS (Rudolf Steiner Press, 2007), in which author Michaela Strauss explains, among other things, that when a child draws a house, s/he is expressing the recent experience of being incarnated on the Earth. "In no other motif can one see the multiple experiences in the process of human incarnation so clearly as in the motif of the house." [p. 58] On the other hand, many drawings produced by Waldorf students are simply copies of works created on the chalkboard by their teachers. In any case, a distinctive Waldorf style is often evident in Waldorf students' drawings, along with reflections — some subtle, some overt — of Anthroposophical beliefs. Here are a few sample Waldorf student drawings, most done by kids in the USA, a few by kids in France. |


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AbeBooks has a fantastic virtual Weird Book Room. I was thrilled to discover that I only have three of the books on the page: Mannix's The History of Torture (highly recommended!), The How And Why Wonder Book of Guns (useful!), and the Gangsta Rap Coloring Book (a gift!). Oh, how I love thee, Abe. Abe Weird Book Room (Thanks, Vann Hall!)


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Ernest Hemingway, as a result of his short stories, novels, and nonfiction, has become perhaps the best-known American writer of the twentieth century. In such novels as The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms, Hemingway chronicled the lives of aimless, adventuring young adults in Europe in the early decades of the twentieth century. In other writings, Hemingway wrote elegantly and perceptively about some of his passions: bullfighting, hunting, fishing, drinking. But it is in his short stories where Hemingway best shows his mastery of style and structure and where his deepest and most enduring themes—death, writing, machismo, bravery, and the alienation of men in the modern world7mdash; dominate.
Hemingway was born, in 1899, into perhaps the most characteristically American of environments: the suburbs. His mother was domineering, and dressed young Ernest in girls' clothes when he was young (a fact that many...
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