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Whether you're spinning easy or simulating a burning climb, Giant's Cyclotron Auto II Trainer provides a real life feel. The smooth, magnetic resistance adjusts automatically without a remote. The frame is foldable for easy storage, lightweight so you can take it with you on the road, and has non-skid rubber leveling feet that protects your floor. The anodized-aluminum platform is super stable for out-of-the-saddle sessions and the Cyclotron comes with its own quick-release so set up is easy.
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The Albanian State Police is the national police and law enforcement agency which operates throughout the Republic of Albania. The General Director is the highest administrative, technical, and operational authority in the State Police, which sits structurally in the Ministry of Interior.
The General Directorate of State Police is made up of the following departments:
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The INTERPOL National Central Bureau for Albania is part of the State Police's International Cooperation and Coordination Directorate. It is the country's exclusive platform for taking investigations beyond Albanian borders.
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If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with relapsing multiple sclerosis, here are five things you'll want to know right now.
Sometimes it can be hard to understand exactly what multiple sclerosis (MS) does inside the body. Here are two explanations, one in everyday language and the other more scientific.Expand this section
MS is a disease where your body attacks itself, specifically the fatty coating called the myelin sheath on nerves in the brain, spinal cord, and eye area. This causes many scars to develop, which prevent the nerves from communicating as they should. This communication breakdown creates a range of symptoms from mild to severe, and from temporary to permanent.
No two people experience MS exactly the same way. Certain treatments
The central nervous system (CNS) is made up of nerve cells that send signals to each other. Each nerve cell is covered with a protective coating called myelin. Myelin acts as a conductor in helping signals move at high speeds from one end of the nerve cell to the other.
In multiple sclerosis, disease activity damages the myelin in a process called demyelination. Demyelination results in lesions that lead to a breakdown in signal transmissions. The symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS) are a result of this communication breakdown. Disease activity can also damage the underlying nerve cell, which may lead to permanent symptoms and disability.
There are four different types of disease courses in MS. A "course" means the way the disease affects the body over time. It can be helpful to understand the differences between them, especially for conversations with your doctor.Expand this section
Approximately 85% of people with multiple sclerosis are diagnosed with this type. In RRMS, people have clearly defined periods that alternate between remission and relapse. A relapse is also called an exacerbation, an attack, or a flare-up. During the relapse period, MS symptoms worsen and new ones may appear. These relapses are followed by a long or short period of remission when symptoms partially or completely go away. There is no way to predict the remission/relapse time frames.
Learn about the benefits of one treatment option for relapsing-remitting MS
Another type of multiple sclerosis is secondary-progressive MS (SPMS). Some people, following an initial period with relapsing MS, may develop this type in which symptoms and disability get progressively worse. It is less common to have periods of remission/relapse here.
Rebif® (interferon beta-1a) is not indicated for the treatment of secondary-progressive MS.
It is impossible for your doctor to predict if or when an individual with relapsing MS will progress to SPMS.
This type occurs in about 10% of people living with multiple sclerosis. Typically, people living with primary-progressive MS experience a slow but steady worsening of the disease from its onset, with no distinct periods of relapse or remission. The rate of progression varies for people with primary-progressive multiple sclerosis and may even include periods of temporary minor improvement.
Rebif is not indicated for the treatment of primary-progressive MS.
This type is also characterized by a steady worsening of the disease. Unlike people living with
Rebif is not indicated for the treatment of progressive-relapsing MS.
The cause of MS is currently unknown. It is generally believed that MS is an autoimmune disease. Normally, your immune system helps to fight foreign invaders, such as viruses and bacteria. In an autoimmune disease, something triggers the immune system to attack itself.Expand this section
Some scientists think that multiple sclerosis may be triggered by an infection—probably a virus. It is thought that this trigger may activate the production of T cells, which are a type of white blood cell. Once activated, the T cells start to multiply and cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to the brain and spinal cord. The T cells are thought to then begin a process that attacks and damages nerve cells in the central nervous system (CNS).
If there is a viral connection to multiple sclerosis, it is believed that the virus triggers a genetic predisposition to the disease, which means that exposure to a virus is just one factor for why someone might develop multiple sclerosis. There is also no evidence to support the idea that MS is contagious.
There is no single test for MS. This is why it's important to see a neurologist who specializes in treating MS when being evaluated. He or she will be able to rule out other conditions that can appear like MS, but are not. Lupus, brain infections, and multiple strokes are a few conditions that are sometimes misdiagnosed as MS.Expand this section
An MRI is an important tool to help confirm a multiple sclerosis diagnosis. However, there are some MS patients who do not have visible lesions on an MRI. A detailed medical history and various neurological tests are also part of determining an MS diagnosis.
A relapse is when symptoms worsen or new ones appear for at least 24 hours. If symptoms last for only a few hours, it may be part of MS but not a relapse. There is no way to know how long a relapse will last. Afterward, symptoms may partially or completely go away. This period is called remission. A relapse is also known by the terms exacerbation, attack, or flare-up.Expand this section Collapse this sectionBack to top


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To spit the dummy is to give up.
Reference to an infant spitting out their dummy (or pacifier) in order to cry
Spitting Image :
If a person is the spitting image of somebody, they look exactly alike.
SPIT AND IMAGE is also used and some suggest it is a hasty pronunciation of spirit and image to suggest that someone completely resembles someone else.
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If people split hairs, they concentrate on tiny and unimportant details to find fault with something.
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If people split the blanket, it means they get a divorce or end their relationship.
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If someone spoils the ship for a halfpenny's worth of tar, they spoil something completely by trying to make a small economy.
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Swim swim. Ooh, pens! Swim swim. Ooh, pens! Swim swim...
- Combination fishtank, desk lamp, clock and pencil cup
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If you're like most geeks, your work environment can be a depressing and sterile place. Designed to crush your soul to squeeze the last few ergs of energy out of each and every wageslave, grey walls, grey carpeting, and anemic flickering fluorescent lighting all combine into something truly evil. Unfortunately, you've got bills to pay, so you punch in every morning and punch out every night feeling a little more dead with each passing day.
You'd love to have some kind of decoration - some bright point of color and light in your otherwise dreary existence, but the cube-police won't allow it, citing some bogus OSHA regulation or something. Something to do with not being allowed to plug personal items into the power outlet. If only there was some unregulated power source - electricity that even they couldn't complain about.
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Similar Music: Positive Ukulele Introduction, Looking on the Bright Side, Hope, Inspirational Motivational Corporate Music
The title says it all really; a short and catchy ukulele piece, with that modern advert sound.
The track begins with a drum, snap and clap rhythm. After just 5 seconds, the main melody enters, played on a piano, harp and glockenspiel; accompanied by some cool ukulele strumming and bass. The melody repeats throughout 'Catchy Ukulele Advert' but the rhythmic variations towards the end of the track and some added brass help to keep things interesting. The piece ends with a distinct tone.
Ideal for: product promotion / adverts / advertisement / intros / corporate video / presentations
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Thank you for your ongoing support. We appreciate your participation in our little company's expansion and development. We are grateful and love what we are doing.
Our philosophy: we are interested in the designs of traditional sandals from all over the world, sandals made out of natural, sustainable materials that are easy to make by hand with simple tools. We believe that the minimalist footwear traditions are part of our shared heritage and that we should preserve them and encourage others to do the same.
Our production sandals represent the best fruits of our experiences and experiments with old-school footwear and gleanings from insights that we have gathered from both our ancestors and our customers. Through small-scale, sustainable production, we give a growing audience a chance to try what we consider to be fine minimalist running sandals that happen to be great everyday footwear too.
In the coming months the Luna Sandal website (www.lunasandals.com) will develop into a place where you can share your experiences, get advice from other users, find resupplies and view the various production and custom sandals available. Your feedback and shared experiences are crucial to our continued growth and improvement.
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The Klingon Empire is ruled by a Chancellor with the support of the Klingon High Council. When the Chancellor dies, his replacement is chosen by an Arbiter of Succession, who chooses from eligible candidates (usually Council members themselves) based on rules established in Klingon law. A Chancellor with some foresight can decide who will be the Arbiter of Succession after his own death.
A clone of the Empire's founder, Kahless, was recently crowned Emperor, but his title is ceremonial and carries no real governmental authority.
The Klingon Empire controls a large volume of space that shares borders with the Romulan Star Empire and the United Federation of Planets. The full extent of their territory is unknown, but it is probably not substantially greater than that of either of its neighbors.
Threat Assessment
The Klingons are one of the most formidable military powers in the Alpha Quadrant. Martial traditions are so widely revered in Klingon society that almost every Klingon has at least basic military training. Similarly, virtually every Klingon has personal weapons and body armor, and attaining any sort of political influence requires a good military service record. Klingon technology is comparable to that of the other major Alpha Quadrant powers, and they invest heavily in military assets.
In an alternate timeline, the Klingon Empire was shown to be decisively winning a war against the United Federation of Planets (TNG, "Yesterday's Enterprise").


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First Impressions
"Early impressions are hard to eradicate from the mind. When once wool has been dyed purple, who can restore it to its previous whiteness?"
― Saint Jerome
Despite the fact that the opening section of your business plan is the last thing you'll work on, it is the first thing anyone looking at your business plan will see. Which is why it's important to keep these handy pointers in mind when you do get around to working on it. Let's start with some general guidelines:
Keep it short and to the point, that means making it no longer than 15-20 pages. Your appendix can house all of the other documents you deem essential.
Keep the tone, style, and voice consistent. This is best managed by having a single person write the plan.
Tailor your business plan to your audience. This means keeping in mind that what's important to a VC may not be on the same list of priorities as a small business loan manager at your local bank. It also means being flexible with the layout and knowing which sections to prioritize.
What You'll Need to Include
Here are the sections with which your business plans should kick things off with, that includes having a:
Cover Letter
Title Page
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Cover Letter
The cover letter serves the same purpose that it does when you submit one along with a resume as a job candidate. Actually you can think of the entire process of courting a prospective investor, partner, or initial employees akin to that of job hunting, it has to make sense for both parties.
Here are the skeleton elements that you need to make sure to include in this section:
Address of intended recipient
Your Address
Dear ______ (Make sure to have a name!)
Body paragraphs that highlight very obvious facts (ex. that you're submitting a business plan for your business, which you can describe in a sentence, and what the prospective reader can look forward to reading about in the following pages)
Express your eagerness in hearing back from them and a number where you can be reached
Thank them
Sign off
Title Page
You definitely don't want to overdo it on this one. Remember, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. I would recommend keeping this as minimalist as possible, which means no bright neon or contrasting colors or any unnecessary fancy borders. Do however include the following:
Business Name
Founder's Name (optional)
The words "Business Plan"
An image of the product (optional)
Table of Contents
This page should give anyone skimming through your business plan a clear roadmap of which section falls where. The benefits being that depending on who's reading the plan, some people might go through everything chronologically and others will have different priority sections they'll want to jump straight through to and skip others.
This means having every section, and potentially subsection, that could be of interest on the table of contents. You also don't need to spend a lot of time thinking about the most sophisticated way to number your topics. Simply using the numbers 1,2,3 and so on for main sections and 1A, 2A, 3A for subsections works just fine. We all have our preferences though, so feel free to go with yours.
Executive Summary
A good executive summary is the holy grail of good business plan writing. Even though it comes after you've written and thought through every other facet of your business, it is arguably the most important part of the puzzle.
Its purpose is suggested in its name, giving time-crunched executives (or your rich uncle) the high-level overview of your business that will either persuade them to continue reading further or toss your plan in the trash can without a second thought. Secondly, it's a summary, which means though you'll only be highlighting the main facets of what you've uncovered over the course of writing your plan.
Admittedly, it is a lot of pressure for a one page document, but it's there so you'll have to reserve some time at the end to crafting it to your utmost ability. Here's what your executive summary should include:
Business Concept (What you do)
Business Goals and Vision (What you want to do)
Product Description and Differentiation (What you sell and why it's different)
Target Market (Who do you sell to)
Marketing Plan (How you plan on reaching your customers)
Current Financial State (What you currently make in revenue)
Projected Financial State (What you foresee making in revenue)
The Ask (How much money you're asking for)
The Team (Who you are and why it matters)
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Melbourne: India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was full of praise for his side`s "exceptional" work on the field in the second Twenty20 International against Australia on Friday, which helped the visitors` register their first win in the ongoing tour.
An agile India today effected as many as four run outs to restrict Australia to 131 and then rode on Gautam Gambhir`s unbeaten 56 to pocket the match by eight wickets and snap their losing streak Down Under.
The visitors had earlier lost the Test series 0-4 to Australia before suffering a 31-run defeat in the first Twenty20 game in Sydney.
"It is always good to be on the winning side, the boys were exception in the field (today), probably the best fielding I have seen. It will be hard to beat this effort," Dhoni said after the match at the MCG.
"We are a side that relies a lot on a good start, not about the runs, a good, calm start is what we look for."
"Praveen bowled with the new ball, forcing the openers to make mistakes and the spinners did well too, they went for a few runs in between but overall it was a good effort by the bowlers and equally by the top three batsmen," he added.
His counterpart George Bailey also admitted that his side was completely out-fielded today and the four run-outs made all the difference in the match.
"It wasn`t as close as it looked. Losing is part and parcel of the game, we were well short with the bat tonight. Four run-outs was the big difference. We were clearly out-fielded," Bailey said.
Only his second match as Twenty20 captain, Bailey said they were trying to build a new team and have to be more consistent to emerge as a dominant side in this format of the game.
"We have a great bunch of guys, we are trying to build onto something, we have put some game plan together but the key is to be consistent," he said.
Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was adjudged the Man of the Match for his figures of one for 16 and effecting two run-outs of Australian captain Bailey and opener Aaron Finch.
"It is a pleasure to play for India, it is a very good achievement for me. Mahi (Dhoni) Bhai always told me to have believe in myself and I too tried to play my natural game," he said.


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At first I thought this was a man, which would have been a hoopster to end all hoopsters. Dangly earrings, big scarf, a ponytail, leggings, and a cool player's jersey.
Alas, it's but a female hoopster. A floopster? Maybe.
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Tribe clinch IL West Division crownAugust 24, 2012 No comments
It was a picture-perfect night for baseball on Thursday as the Indianapolis Indians defeated the Louisville Bats 6-1 at Victory Field, lowering their magic number to clinch the International League West Division title to just one.
An agonizing half hour slipped by after Indianapolis had beaten the Bats as the Indians waited (im)patiently for the Toledo Mud Hens to finish off a 10-3 win over the Columbus Clippers, securing the Tribe's first International League West Division title since 2000.
It will also be first trip to the postseason for Indianapolis since 2005, when the Indians won the IL Wild Card. This season has been historic for the Tribe, who have won 80 games, the most since that last division title in 2000.
Indianapolis scored the game-winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning. After working to a full count and fouling off several pitches, 3B Matt Hague hit a groundball single through the hole at shortstop to drive in SS Chase d'Arnaud from second. d'Arnaud had also scored the Tribe's first run of the game when he led off the bottom of the first inning with a home run to left, his fifth of the season and second in three days.
With his 2-for-3 performance on Thursday night, d'Aranud is now 9-for-17 (.529) in his past four games with a double, two home runs, four RBI and six runs scored. His first-inning longball tied the game at 1-1 after the Bats had scored in the top of the first when RF Felix Perez hit a two-out single to drive in LF Willie Harris.
The Indians put up three insurance run in the top of the seventh, the first when C Tony Sanchez doubled home LF Brandon Boggs to make it 3-1. Indianapolis then scored a pair of runs when a would-be inning-ending double play was botched, allowing both Sanchez and PH Jose Morales to cross the plate.
Indianapolis scored its final run of the ballgame in the bottom of the eighth inning as Sanchez recorded his second RBI hit of the contest, driving in Hague with a single to left.
The victory secured the first Triple-A win of RHP Phil Irwin's career in just his second start for Indianapolis. Irwin (6.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 9 K) struck out nine in six innings and has now recorded 17 strikeouts across 10 career Triple-A innings.
In support of Irwin, a trio of Indianapolis relievers combined for three scoreless innings. After RHP Logan Kensing (1.0 IP, 1 BB) and LHP Justin Wilson (1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 1 K) tossed the seventh and eighth inning, RHP Tim Wood let things get interesting in the ninth inning, allowing a hit and two walks before closing out the victory. Wood (1.0 IP, 1 H, 2 BB, 1 K) left the bases loaded to earn his 21st save of the season, which at the time tied him for the most in the International League.
Taking the loss for Louisville was RHP Todd Redmond, who allowed just one earned run but also an unearned run in six innings of work. Redmond (6.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 6 K, 1 HR) was coming off of his major league debut, when he took a loss to the Chicago Cubs.
The 80 wins also signify the most for the Indians as an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Indianapolis become Pittsburgh's top minor league affiliate in 2005 — the year of their most recent trip to the postseason — and earlier in 2012 signed a Player Development Contract with the Pirates to continue working together for at least the next two seasons.
By clinching the IL West, Indianapolis is guaranteed home playoff games on Wednesday, Sept. 5, and Thursday, Sept. 6.
In 2005, the Indians beat the Buffalo Bisons three games to two in the first round of the playoffs before falling three games to none to Toledo in the IL Championship Series. After the 2000 season, Indianapolis beat the Durham Bulls three games to two in the first round and won the IL Championship Series by beating Scranton/Wilkes-Barre three games to two.
The Tribe then went on to win the Triple-A World Series three game to one over Pacific Coast League champion Memphis. It was the eight Triple-A/Junior World Series win in Indianapolis franchise history.
The IL West Division champion Indians and the Bats will wrap up their three-game series on Friday at 7:15 p.m. Indianapolis is expected to send LHP Jeff Locke (9-5, 2.68) to mound while Louisville will likely counter with RHP Pedro Villarreal (3-10, 4.66).
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It is not very often that we look at full systems here at Legit Reviews, but here we have a very compact, yet powerful system from V3 Gaming. Equipped in the model tested is an Intel Core i3 540 clocked up to 3.8GHz under an asetek water cooling unit on a Zotac H55-ITX WiFi Mini-ITX motherboard, and GeForce GTX 460 graphics all in a tiny SilverStone SG05 case! Read on to see if this should be your next pre-built computer!
It has been proven time and time again that the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 is a beast of a card and has tons of head room for overclocking. The only part of the V3 Gaming Move 3DS that concerns me is the Intel Core I3 540. Personally, I would have liked to have seen a bit more power in the CPU department; fortunately for us V3 Gaming offers a free overclocking service which has been used for this system. The Intel Core I3 540 has an out-of-the-box speed of 3.06GHz. After V3 Gaming has played with if for a bit, the Intel Core I3 540 is now chugging along at a speedy 3.82GHz. That is nearly a 25% increase in speeds. Although, as I said above, the V3 Gaming Move 3DS isn't designed to be a super computer, but more speed never hurt anyone!
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Friday, June 12, 2009
A Long Overdue Update
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"G", wazz up!?. You rattle to the forward position in my brain now and again. Been waiting to see you with Katy Couric or standing next to that guy that hangs out at the Today show set every day. Now that old cat looks like a grave digger. My internal clock went off this week figuring you were back and seperated from service. Low and behold Google did not let me down.Welcome home lad.
Daniel Senay
aka Tarboy
St Louis MO
- June 13, 2009 at 11:21 AM
- tarboy said...
"G", Wazz UP!?. My internal alarm went off this week and told me you were back in CONUS and seperated. Google did not let me down. Welome home Sir.
Daniel Senay
aka; Tarboy
St Louis, MO.
- June 13, 2009 at 11:36 AM
- Kelsey said...
Hey! You're back! Thanks for updating details about the upcoming book--I'd been planning to just keep searching Amazon for it until I found it :) I was a latecomer to your blog, ironically not finding it until it was shut down, but I was amazed by the talent in your writing, and thrilled to find out there would be more coming in the form of a book. I'd like to wish you good luck in your new life, but you probably don't need it. Something tells me you'll be a success in whatever you choose to do. Congratulations and welcome back!
- June 14, 2009 at 5:50 PM
Can't wait for the book. I have a spot on the shelf saved for it right between Colby Buzzell's and Paul Reikhoff's.
- June 15, 2009 at 7:07 PM
Its good to hear your doing well, congrats on the book!
- June 16, 2009 at 6:40 AM
God is good.
Love, Mom
- June 16, 2009 at 7:16 AM
Welcome home sir. Thank you for your service. I look forward to reading your book.
- June 18, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- membrain said...
Thanks for the update. Thank you for your service. I'm still following the progress of PV2 Hotwheels' recovery from his tragic accident.
I wish you and the Gravediggers all the best that life has to offer.
- June 18, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- trisha l said...
Capt G! Welcome home! Can't believe its been a year already since Kaboom was shut down. Still reading milblogs and some very good ones, too, but nothing like yours.(Actually have all yours saved and occassionaly go back and reread 'em!) Anxiously waiting for your book to come out and buy two copies, one for me and one to donate to my local library. Best of luck to you and City Girl in NYC. Thanx!
- June 18, 2009 at 1:44 PM
- bigD said...
Hi Capt. G,
So good to hear from you. I look forward to your book. I think of you often and it is good to hear that you are doing well. Wishing you every happiness as you find your way back into the civilian world. Thank you for your service and thank you for sharing your time in Iraq with us. As just posted by Old Blue the author of milblog "Bill and Bob's Excellent Afghan Adventure,"... "You have written history, and someday there will be those who wish to know what you saw, how you felt, how the events such as the summits, the conferences, the elections, the official high level stuff that others will care to prognosticate, spin, alter and otherwise fold, spindle or mutilate affected you as an entity who wore one pair of boots. Someday your story may affect someone's perception of how the big picture looked, and how your little picture fit into the big picture." His was a plea for milblogging soldiers not to delete their blogs and hopefully, continue their blog from a post-deployment point of view. I read several blogs by soldiers who are now home and the stories they tell need to be heard.
"Write while the heat is in you. The writer who postpones the recording of his thoughts uses an iron which has cooled to burn a hole with. He cannot inflame the minds of his audience."
~Henry David Thoreau
"A writer's problem does not change. It is always how to write truly and having found out what is true to project it in such a way that it becomes part of the experience of the person who reads it."
~Ernest Hemingway
- June 18, 2009 at 6:52 PM
- OldGrouchy Doug Wright said...
Cpt G: Been following Pvt Hotwheels recovery at Brooks. God Bless him and also all of the Gravediggers and you.
- June 23, 2009 at 11:22 AM
1. Good for a couple of copies.
2. Thanks
- June 29, 2009 at 2:34 PM
Yeah- how is Hotwheels? Where are you all getting updates? I'd love to know how he's doing.
Glad to hear you got the book deal working, and can't wait to read the final version!!!
- July 6, 2009 at 1:38 PM
Loved your blog and can't wait for your book. Welcome home
- July 11, 2009 at 8:08 PM
Capt. G - Welcome back to the world! Your book will be on my Christmas list.
- July 22, 2009 at 9:12 AM
- treyvt6 said...
I am looking forward to the book. when your blog was shut down it was a window on an important part of the world slamming shut. good on you for your literary success and good on you for coming home in one piece.
- July 28, 2009 at 5:19 PM
- Julie said...
So glad to see you are back. Have thought about you and the Gravediggers quite a bit over the last year. Your blog was one of the first blogs I started reading and it has always remained one of my favorites. I am looking forward to your book. Good luck in your new life...and as always thank you for your service LT!
- August 1, 2009 at 9:34 AM
good for you, captain gallagher. i'm a british army officer and i thought you may also be interested in reading something by a british officer which pretty much captures some of my experiences.
Look into getting "The Junior Officers' Reading Club."
It's a great book--make sure yours is published across the pond, too, because i've loved your blog and it got me through some times at sandhurst--i knew what was on the other end.
thank you, mate, for a great blog and i'm glad your unit made it out safely.
-Lt Dan (1 YORKS/British Army)
- August 13, 2009 at 8:01 AM
Welcome back Capt G. Thank you for the update. I will certainly be purchasing your book.
Best wishes to you and City Girl in your future endeavors.
Take care and God bless.
- September 1, 2009 at 8:19 PM
I was wondering when we'd hear from you again.
Glad you're back safe.
Maybe I'll see you kicking around NYC.
Can't wait for your book to come out.
Thank you for your service.
- September 2, 2009 at 7:03 PM
- d said...
I just found these mil blogs,...Sandbox. My son is 25Q in AIT. I'm a glutton for punishment so Ive read. MY WAR and DOOR TO DOOR. Yours is next. Are you going to be writing on your blog again? Mom of John
- September 23, 2009 at 8:04 AM
- Mezzo SF said...
Hey, Matt...congrats on the book deal. It's good to have an update from you - missed having your writing over the last year.
I'll tell my brother [Will D., WFU theta chi) you're headed to NYC. He's out on the east coast now and goes to NYC a lot - I know he'd be glad to see you.
- October 11, 2009 at 12:23 AM
- MK said...
Hey Matt - great to see you back on the web. Yours was one of the first milblogs I followed, and remains one of the best. Your eloquence is one thing: your willingness to share your experiences is another altogether. Thanks for both, and especially for your service.
Looking forward to the book.
- October 21, 2009 at 10:41 PM


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Rockies Fall to Braves 9-8 in 11 Innings
The Colorado Rockies (12-13) jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead in the first inning, only to watch Guillermo Moscoso give up six runs in 4 1/3 innings, eventually ending in a 9-8 loss to the Atlanta Braves (16-11) last night in Denver. The two teams go at it again tonight at 6:10 at Coors Field (TV: Root Sports).
The Rockies fell to 3-4 on a homestand full of late-inning action but lacking in early-game efficiency. Just twice has the starter lasted more than five innings. Jhoulys Chacin pitched his way to a demotion to Triple-A Colorado Springs with a bad outing Tuesday night in a 7-6 loss to the Dodgers. Moscoso, having given up 12 earned runs in 9 1/3 innings in two starts on the homestand, is in danger of ending up back in Triple-A.
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"The effort tonight, again, A-plus, that's all you can say about it; we left it all out there," manager Jim Tracy said.
"But the unfortunate thing, as far as I'm concerned, is when you face a starter of the caliber of Tim Hudson, to ding him as badly as we did in the first inning of the game and then let them get back in … 4 1/3 innings from the starting pitcher, roughly as many balls as there were strikes. And as a result of the outing we let them back into the game and used more bullpen innings than starter innings."
In the bottom of the 11th, Todd Helton's groundout accounted for his third RBI of the night before Michael Cuddyer grounded out to end the game at the four-hour mark.
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Windows is my choice simply because of the vast amount of vendor-suppplied drivers for the variety of desktop accessories and pheripherals out there (especially printers and fully-functional launch-day driver support for most hardware), along with Office, Visual Studio, VISIO and the Windows Live suite; these are the things which I cannot live without, and are also the things FOSS have failed to dethrone even after so many years. Example: to date i still get pissed at the current version LibreOffice for making it so difficult to align tables and images to a document, or for not being able to set the orientation of one single page from a 10-page portrait report to landscape style; tasks which were do-able with 1 click since Office 2003.


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Renzey said:Why do you gamble? To have fun, or to win? I have noticed that most gamblers want to gamble worse than they want to win. And so, they get their wish.
Playing a winning game at any kind of gambling is work! The fun comes in the winning. Two blackjack players, one a funloving typical type and the other a competent card counter sit at the same blackjack table. While they're there, the typical player is having fun "playing" at his game and the competent card counter is "working" at his. If the deck breaks even, on the way home the typical player is experiencing disappointment and the card counter is having fun.
D said:O.K. guys back from my trip to Vegas and had a few sessions of GREAT success using simple Ace/Ten front count (Renzey). I've changed my tune and now am ready to put in the time and concentration necessary for a more advanced counting system. In fact, I spent the flight home counting down a deck...no where near 30 seconds yet! I began with learning Basic Strategy, added Renzey's mag 7 hands, then used the Ace/Ten front count. Perhaps, that is the key, we each have to go through the learning process and prove to ourselves that having the edge counting gives IS fun!
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ROQUE BLUFFS, Maine (AP) — Authorities say two women who got lost while hiking in a Maine state park died in a car accident shortly after their rescue.
Thirty-seven-year-old Amy Stiner, of Machias (muh-CHY'-us), and 38-year-old Melissa Moyer, of Sunbury, Pa., were killed Tuesday night when they drove their car into the ocean after driving the wrong way down a road. The county sheriff says Moyer was five months pregnant.
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Nicole Kidman: Grace Kelly in New Biopic!
Nicole Kidman is in negotiations to take on one of the most coveted roles of the season: Grace Kelly in Olivier Dahan's Grace of Monaco, according to Variety.
Written by Arash Amel, the 44-year-old Aussie actress' starring role apparently attracted the attention of numerous top Hollywood actresses. The film is reportedly already getting awards buzz with industry professionals.
Here's a synopsis: Set between December 1961 and November 1962, [the] story finds the Rear Window star as a former Oscar winner and mother of two who had already spent six years as the consort of Monaco's Prince Rainier III at a time of crisis.
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How Tennessee and Air Force Met in the 1971 Sugar Bowl
For 12 years, since the death of Fred Digby, the Mid-Winter Sports Association had basically been run by committee. Edna Engert, the secretary hired by the organization in 1936, carried out the day-by-day duties of the office, and the various committees of the membership made the hard-and-fast decisions. The Sugar Bowl had realized for some time that it needed an executive director.
Navy Captain Joseph T. Katz, a native New Orleanian, was retiring. His last tour of duty in a 28-year military career was as head of public relations and special projects for Vice Admiral Tom Connolly. On July 27, 1970, Joe Katz was appointed executive director.
The pickings for bowl eligibles outside the South were slim in 1970. Nebraska, Notre Dame, and Air Force, in that order, were the obvious choices to fill the 1971 berths. At an early date it appeared that Notre Dame and Nebraska would meet in the Orange Bowl, though the Irish had a late-season game with formidable LSU. The Sugar Bowl wanted either of those teams or, in lieu of the Southeastern Conference champion, the higher-ranked SEC runner-up Tennessee Volunteers.
Voting for the Associated Press national champion would again be done after the bowls, and this situation added some spice to postseason games. When the champion was picked before the bowls, the higher-ranked teams seemed to look more for the easy mark and a good time.
The No. 3-ranked Cornhuskers wanted the No. 6-ranked Irish because Notre Dame was viewed as Nebraska's stepping-stone to the national championship. It was reported that same Orange Bowl officials wanted Notre Dame win, lose, or draw against No. 7-ranked LSU; others wanted the Irish-Tiger victor.
Texas, with a No. 1 ranking, was a huge attraction for the Cotton Bowl, and it was also keenly interested in the LSU-Notre Dame winner.
As it turned out, Notre Dame won a somewhat controversial 3-0 victory over the Tigers and accepted a Cotton Bowl invitation. The snubbed Orange Bowl was then left with a choice of LSU or Arkansas. Any chance the Sugar had with LSU may have been dashed the year before when the Mid-Winter Sports Association opted for Ole Miss.
LSU accepted a provisional invitation from Miami that stipulated the Tigers had to defeat its final two opponents, Tulane and Ole Miss. At the same time, the Sugar invited No. 8-ranked Tennessee, which in most years would have been a prime bowl target, and No. 10-ranked Air Force, an exciting offensive team, though both had difficult games remaining.
The Vols handled their assignment well, defeating Vanderbilt 24-6 and UCLA 28-17 and rose to 4th in the polls. Air Force did not do as well, beating Rose Bowl-bound Stanford 31-14 but getting drubbed 49-19 by Colorado in its final game.
Charles Zatarain represented the Sugar Bowl at the Air Force-Colorado game, trying to keep a smile on through the darkest moments of the ordeal. An officer came to Zatarain's seat and informed him there had been a crank call about a bomb planted in the press box. "Don't worry about me, Colonel," smiled Zatarain, casting an eye toward the scoreboard. "I've already been bombed."
So, while the Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl had the earmarks of No. 1 shoot-outs, the Sugar and Rose Bowls had only outside shots at one of their teams becoming the national champion.
Still, New Orleans would be getting an interesting contrast. Air Force averaged 423.6 yards in offense, third best in the nation. The Vols were second nationally in defense, surrendering a miserly 88.4 yards a game.
The pragmatic Sugar Bowlers made a concession to realism for this game. New Orleans and Dallas, the only bowls that competed in the same approximate time slot, had been inflicting damage on each other's television ratings. The Cotton Bowl had come out the better in recent years. With No. 1 Texas and an attention-grabber like Notre Dame, the Sugar realized there was no way anybody was going to top the Cotton Bowl's viewer interest. The Mid-Winter Sports Association moved its kickoff to noon, which gave it an hour jump on Dallas. It was also realized that the move would hold the Sugar viewers until just about the half.
Tennessee, under 29-year-old Coach Bill Battle, opened a 10-point favorite. Battle, who felt that a bowl trip was a reward, worked his team hard in practice but allowed the squad freedom to enjoy the city. On the other hand, Air Force Coach Ben Martin appeared grim and determined to make up for the Colorado defeat. Writers, noticing this and Tennessee's mediocre 6-10 bowl history, began picking the Falcons.
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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Installing Apache With PHP
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It also assumes that either MySQL or PostgreSQL have already been
1. Download Apache
Download the apache source in .tar.gz format from http://httpd.apache.org.
If you download Apache 2, bear in mind that you may need to change the
version numbers accordingly in all of the commands for the installation
2. Download PHP
Download the PHP source from http://www.php.net in .tar.gz format.
If you download a different version to the one used in this tutorial,
remember to change the version numbers accordingly when executing commands
for the installation procedure.
3. Pre-Install
Copy both .tar.gz files to the same directory
Ensure you are logged in as a user with enough privileges to compile
software (most users are).
4. Extract The Archives
run the following commands:
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To configure with MySQL, type the following:
If you use PostgreSQL, type:Code:cd ../php-4.1.1 ./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.3.22 --enable-inline-optimization --with-mysql=/usr
In both cases, remember to change the =/usr to the directory where theCode:cd ../php-4.1.1 ./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.3.22 --enable-inline-optimization --with-pgsql=/usr
MySQL or PostgreSQL directory can be found, e.g. if PostgreSQL is
installed in /usr/local/pgsql, you will type /usr/local.
7. Build And Install PHP
Type the following:
Once this has run, the compiled Apache PHP module will be copied to theCode:make make install
Apache source directory, and the PEAR libraries will be installed in an
appropriate place.
8. Reconfigure Apache
You now need to reconfigure Apache, telling it about the PHP module:
9. Compile ApacheCode:cd ../apache_1.3.22 ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache --activate-module=src/modules/php4/libphp4.a
Apache can now be compiled and installed using the following:
10. Configure ApacheCode:make make install
Configure Apache's httpd.conf file, which should be located at
You will need to set your particular options depending on your server, see
the Apache documentation for more details.
You will also need to add the following line to the httpd.conf:
You may also want to edit the line that says:Code:AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
to read:Code:DirectoryIndex index.html
11. Check PHP ConfigurationCode:DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
There should be a file called php.ini somewhere in the directory tree
under which PHP installed itself, probably /usr/local/php.
Check this file for settings you may need to change, although the default
file is fine for most purposes. Some security-minded people may wish to
disable certain options.
12. Start Apache
Start apache as follows:
A. Appendix A - Stopping ApacheCode:su /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl start
If you need to stop apache, type:
B. Appendix B - Installing PHP Into An Existing ApacheCode:su /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl stop
If you already have a working installation of Apache, and do not want to
spend hours reconfiguring, you can simply change the ./configure line of
the PHP configuration to:
Remember to change the mysql to pgsql if you use PostgreSQL, and to changeCode:./configure --with-apxs --enable-inline-optimization --with-mysql=/usr
the /usr to the relevant path for your system.
If you have done this, you do not need to configure or build Apache, the
PHP module will be installed with the apxs script into your existing
Apache server.
Remember that you will still need to add the line:
and:Code:AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
to your httpd.conf file.Code:DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
C. Appendix C - About This Document
Author: Andrew Bennieston
Date: 08-07-2002
Time: 17:07
Distribution: AntiOnline, Firestorm UK


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Bulldogs' Season Ends with Defeat
ITHACA, N.Y. –A spot in the inaugural Ivy League Tournament was at stake Sunday afternoon at a rainy Schoellkopf Field as Yale took on Cornell in the regular season finale. The Bulldogs fell behind 6-2 in the first half but fought back to get within 7-5 with 12:18 to play. That was as close as it would get however, as the Big Red scored the final five goals of the game and earned a spot in the semifinals against Dartmouth next Friday with a 12-5 win.
Cornell (5-8, 4-3 Ivy League) was led by six goals from attacker Jessi Steinberg, including four in the first half. After a pair from Steinberg in the first four minutes, Yale (6-9, 3-4 Ivy League) got on the board when sophomore goalie Whitney Quackenbush made a save and junior midfielder/defender Kaitlyn Flatley took the ball up the right side on the clear attempt. Flatley kept going to goal and fired one high past Kristen Reese at the 24:46 mark.
After another goal from Steinberg, senior attacker Jessica Sturgill pulled Yale back within one by driving and making a nice move in the 8-meter fan for a goal at 19:32.
The Big Red took advantage of a Yale turnover at 12:49 to go up 4-2, prompting a Yale timeout. Cornell used that as an opportunity to send in Kyla Dambach in relief of Reese, a senior getting the start on Senior Day at Schoellkopf.
Steinberg scored again at 9:31, and a minute later the Bulldogs caught a tough break. Senior defender Claire Eliasberg appeared to have come up with a turnover just outside the crease, but a foul was called on the play. Attacker/midfielder Libby Johnson got a free position out of it, and turned that into a goal to make it 6-2.
After freshman midfielder Brittany De Lea helped force a Cornell turnover and also chased down a loose ball to prevent a Yale turnover on the ensuing possession, Sturgill buried a free position attempt to bring Yale within 6-3 with 3:16 left in the half.
The Bulldogs then had a pair of chances to score again. An offside call on Cornell gave Yale one possession and a caused turnover by junior defender Fielding Kidd gave Yale another, but the Bulldogs could not convert either possession into a goal.
Yale came out strong at the start of the second half, overcoming some bad luck early on when a shot by sophomore attacker Caroline Crow hit the post. After a save by Quackenbush on a free position attempt, freshman midfielder Devon Rhodes drove in for her 27th goal of the season.
Rhodes' goal made it 6-4 with 21:10 left, and after she got the draw control she set up Crow for another shot -- but once again the Bulldogs were denied by the goalpost. Crow responded by breaking up the Big Red clear attempt with an interception, but Flatley had her shot partially blocked and it sailed wide. Dambach then came up with a pair of saves on Rhodes, including one on a free position shot.
Steinberg continued to put on a show at the other end of the field, scoring again at 15:46 when she momentarily lost possession in front of the goal but was quickly able to pick up the ball and fire it past Quackenbush.
Sturgill answered with a free position goal two and a half minutes later, giving Yale a 3-1 run. There wound up being a span of 27:41 during the middle of the game in which the Bulldogs allowed just that one goal.
"We finally started to get some composure and run the offense," said Anne Phillips, Yale's Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Women's Lacrosse. "In the first half, we struggled with clearing the ball and we struggled with turnovers [10 of Yale's 14 turnovers were in the first half]. We were fine on draw controls, but the turnovers haunted us and came at inopportune times."
Any chance of Yale keeping momentum after Sturgill's goal was eliminated by yet another unfortunate break. The random stick check after that goal resulted in one of Yale's sticks being ruled illegal, which gave the draw control to Cornell. The Big Red eventually got a free position shot that midfielder Katie Kirk used to extend the lead to 8-5 with 10:36 to play.
Senior defender Michele Fiorentino caused a Cornell turnover with nine minutes to play, but Yale then turned the ball right back over to the Big Red. Quackenbush made a nice save on a low shot by Steinberg, but the Bulldogs turned the ball over again right after that.
Cornell called timeout with 7:18 to play and began methodically running down the clock when play resumed. That forced the Bulldogs to start pressuring, and Johnson took advantage of that for a goal at 5:09 that made it 9-5. Steinberg scored again at 3:46, and the Big Red tacked on two more goals in the final 76 seconds to make the final 12-5.
Sturgill's hat trick wound up being the highlight of the game for the Bulldogs, as she finished her career with 66 goals -- 24th on Yale's all-time list. Sturgill also had four of Yale's nine draw controls for the game.
"In addition to scoring, Jess did some great things on the draw," Phillips said. "She played well all weekend, including the game against Georgetown Friday night. She played her heart out."
In the end, it was the final game for Yale's seven seniors -- Eliasberg, Fiorentino, Sturgill, attacker Jenna Block, midfielder Sarah David, attacker Lindsey DeMarco and midfielder Natalie Reid. The Class of 2010 finishes with 35 career wins, including 14 Ivy League victories, and one NCAA Tournament appearance.
"We talked in the locker room about all of the seniors," Phillips said. "This class stayed together for four years through a lot of transition. They all contributed to the success of the program in different ways. We had hoped to have added playing in the first Ivy League Tournament to their legacy, but it wasn't meant to be."
Quackenbush finished with six saves, giving her 145 for the year. That is the most by a Yale goalie since 2000, when Amanda Sisley '03 stopped 146.
Rhodes finished as the fifth freshman in school history to lead the team in goals (27) and points (35). Flatley was second on the team in both categories with 21 goals and 22 points, numbers that are all the more impressive considering that in her first two years -- playing primarily defense -- she had five goals in 32 games. Fiorentino's one caused turnover on Sunday gave her a team-high 20 for the year, a career high.
As a team Yale finished with a slight improvement in the won-lost column in Phillips' second season -- going from 5-11 overall to 6-9 overall -- but had numerous other signs of greater progress throughout the year. The Bulldogs knocked off then-No. 13 BU on the road, and came up with a thrilling last-second win over Brown on a goal by Flatley. They also downed archrival Harvard, and beat Columbia on the second-to-last weekend of the season to keep control of their chances for an Ivy League playoff spot.
Yale also started establishing Reese Stadium, which will be dramatically transformed by renovation this coming offseason, as a tough place for opposing teams to play. The Bulldogs went 3-1 against Ivy League teams at Reese, and the lone loss was a narrow 7-5 defeat to eventual league champion Penn. No other league team held the Quakers to fewer goals, and even five-time NCAA champion Northwestern allowed Penn eight goals.
With the margin for error to get into the Ivy League Tournament so slim, though, that one loss proved costly. Penn finished 7-0 in the league and will host the tournament starting Friday. Princeton beat Dartmouth Sunday afternoon, so the Big Green finished as the No. 2 seed at 5-2. Cornell and Princeton both made the tournament with 4-3 records, one game ahead of Yale.
"We went right to the end of the season in contention for a playoff spot," Phillips said. "We've made some progress since last year. We're headed in the right direction, but there's still work to do."
Report by Sam Rubin '95 (firstname.lastname@example.com), Yale Sports Publicity


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Wedding invitations need not be all typographic. This is a nice change in pace from most invites that tend to focus more on type than image. And we love letterpress printing lots of color, so this artwork does the trick. It was designed by Sheraton Green over at CSA Design. The peacock image comes from the CSA Image collection – an easy $40 bucks to license for wedding invites.
Since CSA also designs all the French Paper stuff, they sent over 140lb Cover Poptone Sweet Tooth paper stock. We printed four PMS colors, with some really beautiful overprinting happening inside the illustration. These kind of solid areas are always a challenge for letterpress. Note how the solid areas are a bit "salty" in the ink coverage.


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Shippensburg Shopping Center sold for $2.6M
The Shippensburg Shopping Center, anchored by a Kmart in Cumberland County, was sold for $2.6 million to Philadelphia-area real estate firm Wilner Realty & Development Co.
Wilner acquired the 144,000-square-foot Shippensburg Township shopping center on Walnut Bottom Road from Maryland-based Hill Management Co., said Brad Rohrbaugh, a partner with York-based real estate brokers Bennett Williams Realty Inc. Settlement was Dec. 19, he said.
In addition to the Shippensburg Shopping Center, Montgomery County-based Wilner also owns:
• Summerdale Plaza in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County.
• North Point Plaza in Hanover, York County.
• Crossroads shopping center in Manchester Township, York County.
• Carlisle Commerce Center in West Manchester Township, York County.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker College softball team will play host to the Tusculum Pioneers on Saturday (April 12) in a South Atlantic Conference doubleheader.
The Cobras come into the contest after splitting a doubleheader with the Wingate Bulldogs who are at the top of the SAC standings. The Bulldogs took game one 4-3, but Coker rallied to take game two by a score of 3-2.
Outfielders Katelyn Szupello and Sydney Weatherford have been the offensive juggernauts this season for the Navy and Yellow. Both have batting average's that are top 20 in the conference, Szupello at .371 and Weatherford at .368. Szupello's four triples are also good enough for second best in the conference to go along with her 25 RBIs. Weatherford is tops in several offensive categories for the Cobras. She is the team leader in RBIs with 39, doubles with 11, and home runs with seven. Her team-highs are also in the top ten in the conference.
Lauren Phillips has been the leading pitcher this season for Coker. She heads into the weekend with an even 9-9 record in 101 innings of work. Her 3.95 ERA is best on the staff.
The Pioneers come to Hartsville sporting a 24-20 overall and 10-6 in conference record. Offensively they are led by Carolyn Williamson and Kaytlin Stroinski. Williamson leads the team with a .303 batting average and Stroinski's 27 RBIs is a team high. On the mound they are led by Kelly King. King has a team high 16 wins which is good enough for third in the conference to go along with a 1.79 ERA.
Game one of the doubleheader is set to begin at 1:00 p.m. at Saleeby-Stokes softball field with game two starting at 3:00 p.m. Live stats can be followed at www.cokercobras.com
Story written by Sports Information Intern Aaron Beebe `15


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Scanners 4
By Jennifer Sherowski
Dawn breaks on the banks of Southeastern Finland, lighting up the icy jumps of Talma; a tiny resort outside the capital Helsinki where nearly every Finnish pro snowboarder has cut their teeth. In an hour or two the hill will be crawling with a mass of unknown kids who ride there religiously-their bible being the open-ended book of tricks one human can possibly do in a snowpark. Most of them rip-much like members of the comparable talent pool found at Hemsedal, Norway. How could they not after clocking in as much time on jumps and rails as your average factory worker spends on the line?
A few of these riders will be singled out by local reps, given travel budgets, and encouraged to venture on to central Europe and eventually North America. Big-name brands will snatch them up as teamriders-they'll relocate to Whistler or Mammoth, where they'll learn about powder and Taco Bell. Their names will be butchered by contest announcers, and their weird sense of humor will often get lost in the translation. And yet, left behind in the home country are hundreds of these kids, killing their local mountain in continuing innocence of how ripping they are-they just don't know any better.
What is it about the scene in Talma-or the similar ones found slightly east in Norway or just north of that in the mountains of Sweden-that makes Scandinavia breed such good snowboarders? Is it the healthy, whale-meat-strengthened blood pumping through these kids' veins? Or is it the tireless hours spent riding under lights in the long, dark winter or beneath May's midnight sun?
The best answer is-a little bit of both. Following in the boot tracks of Haakonsen and Franck, Kuhlberg and Vanninen, let us introduce a whole new fleet of Nordic rippers going big and talking with actions.
From Trondheim, Norway, we have twenty-year-old Kjersti Buaas-who did an air-to-fakie seen around the world at the 2002 Winter Olympics women's halfpipe event. She has added power and an element of real danger to the definition of "good female rider." Bjorn Mortensen, virtually unknown to North American audiences before last season, earned the cover of the TransWorld's March 2002 issue for his stylish, manly roof drop in Val Senales, Italy. "Big Nads" Mads Jonsson annihilates kickers alongside his friend J.P. Solberg and spent the year traveling and living up to his nickname. Both Mads and Bjorn have been touring extensively with Burton and filming with European production-company Methodmag.
The really big news floating around Europe right now, though, is the siege of mini-Vikings Mikkel Bang and Freddie Austbà®. "These two kids are the next thing to hit the market," says Mads Jonsson. "They're getting so much better every day-it's really cool to watch." Mikkel-on the cover of this season's Buyer's Guide-is all of twelve years old and Transworld's youngest cover holder ever. Freddie is thirteen and already a master at the art of snowboard trickery. According to Jonsson, Austboe f-ks it up on a skateboard, too.
Most of these young riders spend time killing Hemsedal, Norway and nearby resorts like Trysil. "Riskgransen" (Sweden) is definately not the hot spot that it used to be," photographer Jeff Curtes says of the once overblown media scene that served as the breeding grounds for earlier waves of Scanners. "Riskgransen now seems to be more a refuge for the Swedish pros to gather, chill, ride among friends, and wind down the year."
These days the famous late season scene in Scandinavia goes down at Hemsedal, where the celebrated natural quarterpipe and a dedicated park crew makes for what Curtes calls "the best location on Earth for springtime kicker sessions." And although the international pro community has converged on Hemsedal (from time to time), outsiders only provide fuel for the hometown fire-as Curtes says, "The local scene of Norwegian rippers is still totally happenning and going off!"
The Finnish Mafia perpetrating earlier Scanner activity has been succeeded by the Trulli Clan, a tight-knit group of Talma locals who travel and ride together. Heikki Sorsa, Iikka B ckstrà®m, Lauri Heiskari, Eero Niemel , and a few other young Finns in their late teens comprise a touring cast of stuntmen throwing down in parks and pipes under the Trulli banner. The home page of the Clan's Web site reads, "As you can see new dopeness you all have been waiting for is here." It makes you wonder, are these kids serious? But you know, when it comes to their riding, the statement seems oddly, beautifully true.
More killers coming out of the country natives call "Suomi" are Markku Koski-who you may or may not know executed the first-ever 1440 in halfpipe competition history at the 2002 U.S. Open; Jaakko Sepp l , another Finnish rookie whose tricky moves will hit the masses in this season's Afterbang; and Eero Ettala, whose been shredding around Tahoe and Whistler, as well as shooting in Europe with Straight Jacket films.
So here it is-the newest invasion of Scanners chewing up jumps and buying electronics in resort towns near you. Just don't forget about all the little Norsemen whose names we'll never know because they stayed behind in places like Narvik, Norway and Ruka, Finland. There just isn't enough room in the boat for everyone-yet knowing that for every Mads and Iikka there're twenty kids tearing it up on their local man-made, it somehow backs up the currency of this movement like gold bullion in Fort Knox. So pay attention, and let it be known that Scandinavia's influence on snowboarding remains just as powerful-and important-as it ever was.


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New York: Social networking Facebook Inc is in talks to acquire popular messaging app Whatsapp, a move that will beef-up its mobile services business, says a media report.
"Whatsapp, the multiplatform mobile messaging app that has been one of the runaway success stories for ad-free, paid services, has been in talks to be acquired by Facebook, " technology blog Techcrunch said citing sources close to the matter.
"We are still digging around on potential price and other details...," the report said citing sources.
Whatsapp, which was founded in 2009, has 1,000 million daily active users globally and delivers about one billion messages per day.
The social networking firm, which was founded eight years ago by Mark Zuckerberg with his college roommates and fellow Harvard University students, at present has around one billion users across the world.
Facebook has been making efforts to improve its mobile service business and made buyouts including the purchase of photo-sharing mobile app Instagram.
Earlier in July, Facebook acquired the team behind start-up firm Spool, in an aim to beef up its mobile business. Besides, the social networking firrm also purchased Israeli facial recognition firm Face.Com in June.


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WARRIORHOG8 wrote:migya wrote:WARRIORHOG8 wrote:migya wrote:WarriorHawk87 wrote:I don't know if people check this thread often, but what about playing off of the trades that just happened in Denver? I read that the Nuggets are going to try to shop around both Felton and Gallinari. I think Felton would be a great fit for the Warriors. He is a true point guard and would actually try to create for other players on a consistent basis. I know we have Monta and Curry but neither of them are true PG's and I don't think this team can last too much longer with both of them playing together. I think we could shop Monta to Denver for Felton and maybe try to get Gallinari as well. I know we have a lot of 3 point shooters but this guy is also tall and can get his fair amount of rebounds. He is also a young, coveted talent and would be valuable to possibly shop around to other teams down the line. I also know that the Nuggets want to use Lawson and Affalo at their guard spots and would maybe give up Felton for a bargain price. Please let me know if this logic is way off, I'm not well versed in trade economics.
Personally I wouldn't replace Curry at PG unless we got a better PG in return or at least one that is pretty good and another great player coming with him. Denver has noone else that would do for us in any trade involving Monta or Curry, which ever way
Don't wanna stray too far off the actual topic, but let me throw this out there and it can be moved if needed. We've had a season and a half to evaluate. Do you continue with the Monta and Curry backcourt? Because to me it still looks (MOST OF THE TIME) like we have 2 shooting guards with one playing out of position. That's not taking into account the defensive liability of two players around the 6-foot mark in the backcourt. Monta still sems to be the piece that most people are willing to part with, but I gotta say and I have been a past Monta detractor that the on-the court results this year have Monta as much more valuable than Curry. Would be interested to get you guys' thoughts on this as you all really seem to have your shite together as far as keeping perspective through up and down runs with this team.
Curry looked like a real PG last season, but now seems like he has fallen into the me first attitude somewhat, at least not playing like a PG like he should. I still do think, if he is motivated and told to do so, that he'll be a great PG again, that's why I'd rather trade Monta, that and Monta has much higher value right now.
I still think trying to trade Monta for Chris Paul is the way to go, if it can be done, but even Curry and filler for Paul would be great. I mentioned such trades for Paul last season and now maybe it is more realistic
Do you not feel like the fix is in and he already intends to go to the Knicks as soon as he's free? Just has that Heatles conspiracy feel to me with 2 of 3 pieces already in place. Don't know how it works money-wise at this point.
That's a real good point and to be honest, I missed that completely. Think you have it right and that stinks for the team.
I actually think the FO should be looking to trade Curry immediately, he could really just leave for nothing later


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Chickpea Salad, Baked Jalapeño Poppers, How to Cook Pork Chops, Tomato Polenta Tart & Gooey S'mores Pie
Hungry? Good. Just check out all these awesome recipes from this past week! We have this amazing chickpea salad tossed with red onions and sumac — perfect for a side salad or a simple lunch. There's also bacon-wrapped baked jalapeño poppers and spiked lemonade if you're celebrating the start of football season. Plus how to cook the perfect pork chop, a polenta tart topped with roasted tomatoes, apple challah and plenty more tempting culinary diversions. Take a look!
- Chickpea Salad with Red Onion, Sumac, and Lemon
- Baked Bacon & Cheddar Jalapeño Poppers
- How To Cook Tender & Juicy Pork Chops in the Oven
- Polenta Tart with Roasted Cherry Tomatoes
- Gooey, Crunchy, Chocolate-Filled S'mores Pie
- Spiked Blueberry Lemonade
- Roasted Sweet Potato, Goat Cheese & Arugula Sandwiches
- How to Make Butter (and Cultured Butter!)
- Apple Butter Challah
Published: Sep 6, 2013


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Tri-Weekly Texas State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 14, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 5, 1870
Description: Tri-weekly newspaper from Austin, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with extensive advertising.
Date: January 5, 1870
Creator: Josselyn, Robert
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