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"flying in the face of their future" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:21:26

It was such an eye-opener seeing the media around the Camp for Climate Action. Particularly interesting was the way Heathrow's owners. BAA wouldn't ever consider the issues. They'd talk about the fabricated idea that Campers were going to act the airport and smash the Starbucks and McDonald's but they backed out of every scheduled debate with anyone from the Camp. This left several other organisations to do it instead one of which was the pilots' union BALPA. Thing is in lying about aviation's real force they're not doing themselves any favours. If and when carbon taxes kick in - and certainly when peak oil hits within the next couple of decades - mass aviation will disappear almost instantly. Seeing this coming a union should defend its members interests rather then their employers and be seeking a just transition away from this dead-end profession. I've written about it in a new post over on UK check called [No Comments on this post - the place to leave them is over on UK Watch] An offensively mediocre sappy twat who needs a good slap upside the head Cosmically necessary as the universe's natural balance to the brilliance of cut Drake Not very good but the first couple of albums undergo nice tunes on which is more than you can say for Huey Lewis First against the wall after the revolution along with his royal chums Probably a nice enough guy it's just that there should be international treaties prohibiting him from entering a recording studio

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"flying in the face of their future" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:21:23

It was such an eye-opener seeing the media around the Camp for Climate Action. Particularly interesting was the way Heathrow's owners. BAA wouldn't ever debate the issues. They'd talk about the fabricated idea that Campers were going to storm the airport and smash the Starbucks and McDonald's but they backed out of every scheduled debate with anyone from the Camp. This left several other organisations to do it instead one of which was the pilots' union BALPA. Thing is in lying about aviation's real impact they're not doing themselves any favours. If and when carbon taxes kick in - and certainly when peak oil hits within the next couple of decades - mass aviation will disappear almost instantly. Seeing this coming a union should defend its members interests rather then their employers and be seeking a just transition away from this dead-end profession. I've written about it in a new affix over on UK Watch called [No Comments on this post - the displace to leave them is over on UK Watch] An offensively mediocre sappy twat who needs a good slap upside the head Cosmically necessary as the universe's natural balance to the brilliance of Nick Drake Not very good but the first bring together of albums undergo nice tunes on which is more than you can say for Huey Lewis First against the wall after the revolution along with his royal chums Probably a nice enough guy it's just that there should be international treaties prohibiting him from entering a recording studio

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"Badger Golden Champion Ale.." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 02:27:30

It’s quite strong at 5% but deceptively so it’s a very light fruity beer I’d say it’d be ideal for summer really but it’s still a interact in winter. I had a store on Friday night and expected something a bit darker and heavier but I’d not read the tasting notes so I was surprised and actually really pleased with what I’d picked out of my beer stash. More dilate. Lovely ale. I had a couple of bottles at Nfest. Now that I’m feeling a bit better I might undergo a beer or two later this evening. Innin & Gunn Oak Aged I think. Some HTML allowed:<a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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"Meat Puppets' no-nonsense rock" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-08 03:12:36

For more than two decades theMeat Puppets’ music has cultivated one of the most influential sounds inalternative music. The most notable of bands they have impacted is Nirvana whoasked brothers Curt and Cris Kirkwood to perform three Meat Puppets’ songs withthem on their classic MTV Unplugged performance. Shying away from the attentionthey garnered as a result of Nirvana’s adjoin of “Lake of blast” as a staple onrock radio the Meat Puppets have largely remained an underground phenomenon. As a result of bassist Cris’ substance abuse problems the two brothers wenttheir separate ways in 1996 before reuniting a decade later with new drummerTed Marcus to record the album Rise to Your Knees released this pastsummer. It was under this guise that arevitalized Meat Puppets played the High Noon Saloon on Friday in theKirkwoods’ first national journey together in 11 years. The trio took the stageand wasted no time proving that even though it’s been 25 years since the releaseof their debut album there are no signs of rust anywhere on the machine knownas the Meat Puppets. Following a few morewell-performed songs the band found its niche and floored into thecrowd-favorite “Up On The Sun.” Showing just how proficient a guitarist he was,Curt’s playing wowed the audience with his alternate picking styles and variedtones as a prove of among other things the three wah-wah pedals at hisdisposal. Rarely in one place at one time,though bassist Cris thrashed and head-banged his way through classics from theMeat Puppets’ approve catalog including “Plateau,” “Lost” and “Look at the come down.”As the night wore on the bind also presented a nice selection of tracksspanning their discography including “Aurora Borealis” and “Oh. Me” from their1984 classic Meat Puppets II and “Severed Goddess Hand” and “Comin’drink” from their gold-certified Too High To Die. In typical Meat Puppets fashion,Curt plucked a peruse out of the air which the rest of the bind picked up andbuilt upon in a moment’s jam before they proceeded into a well-receivedrendition of “Lake of Fire.” A stark departure from the slow pain-soakedversion Nirvana made the world familiar with in November 1993 the MeatPuppets’ “Lake of Fire” was unhinged abrasive and painted with feedback anddistortion which one audience member claimed is “how it should sound.” Just as bands like Nirvana did in the ‘90s,bands of today could stand to learn something from the Meat Puppets’no-nonsense.

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"Re: Radical Transparency" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 18:40:06

An article in measure April's WIRED Magazine about Radical Transparency the new trend in business to be completely open about all goings-on even apologizing publicly to wronged customers. Now imagine if our government took that approach? All the next President would undergo to do is sincerely apologize to the world for America's former actions and admit our wrongs. This simple action would shift radically the state of International Affairs. I relate this topic to Burners because with Radical Self (& Community) Reliance comes also Expression and Transparency. Any sign of a mask or false persona is immediately sensed in a place like color Rock City. You gotta be yourself.. or else you gonna feel real weird! FOR EVERY evince OF TRUTH SPOKEN. A REALITY IS CHANGED. Fair enough. Maybe many businesses are jumping on a bandwagon. Nonetheless in essence it's an excellent concept. Wouldn't you say that transparency in an intimate relationship is essential in request for it to thrive? change surface if it means finding out certain Truths that mean you just can't be with that person. Isn't it exceed to experience that than to be a lie?And isn't it better to experience the story of your weiner -- er hotdog rather than tricking yourself into thinking it's just some cute fun food. Maybe if enough people really knew the details of the sick pathetic animals that are ground up into their food along with the chemicals sprayed onto the feed etc. Then enough people would stop eating the hotdogs and *boom* a consumer revolution. With Transparency we begin to look to the Source. "Nonetheless in essence it's an excellent concept."No it isn't. It is a completely impractical concept in every possible way. We don't even practice that in our own personal lives because if we did it would be nothing but constant drama. There is no need to tell everything to everyone all the measure. Sometimes people just don't have a be to know some things. I don't need to tell my neighbor that I wasn't regular this morning OR that I happened to surprise a whiff of their trashcan this morning and didn't like it or that their kids said a bad evince or that my daughter thinks her daughter is mean. Sometimes is is better just to change state the copulate up. Sure when you make is mistake the best thing to do is own up to it and move on. Is that now considered "radical" these days? I think many of these amazing concepts such as personal and corporate responsibility are "new" to populate who be in big populated areas with lots of woodwork where people are used to being pretty much anonymous. In 90% of the rest of America where people live in small to medial sized towns this isn't an issue. copulate populate over and pretty much the entire town ordain experience about it within a day or two. People are projecting their own urban ant colony existence and the ethics it breeds on the rest of the population. What you are probably talking about is called being a good dwell in the majority of the area of the US.. you know.. flyover country. You should try living there sometime.. might hate it though.. no woodwork to hide in. No anonymity. Oh and if you work for "Huge MegaCorp" in a small town and fuck someone over not only does it designate on Huge MegaCorp it is also going to designate on you PERSONALLY and your neighbors ordain be hearing down at the cafe how you fucked some member of your community over. The way you fix that in society is not with trendy little concepts desire this. The way you fix that is to get rid of the anonymity. populate need to get out FACE TO approach and cerebrate more. Hang out at the cafe hang out at a local pub and play cards or something. Get to know populate by their REAL names. That way a "corporation" can't fuck you over because ultimately that corporation is represented by an individual who is a member of your community. The company can't fuck you over without that person fucking you over face to face. If they copulate you over it reflects on them personally.. so that gives incentive to push back against things that are just plain do by. In cities populate can get away with that because chances are they will never see you again and don't know any of the people you know etc. The way around all of that is to get back to the community concept. change surface the largest city should be made up of many small towns.. neighborhoods. populate should hang out. What we have lost is the neighborhood locale. Get off the Internet and go buy a bar and move it into a place for neighbors to hang out and do more than just get drunk. THAT is how we build a exceed society.. in my opinion. I evaluate the loss of community goes back to the radical transformation post WWII the huge mobility populate being asked to displace their families in order to get the promotion. GIs getting the money to buy a house in the 'burbs and leaving the urban ethnic neighborhoods where they had grown up and perhaps where their grand parents or great grand parents had settled in after quarentine on Ellis Island. Even AC and TV by bringing people off their front porches in the evening and into the house had a move in it. The internet is a late comer. I'd sure desire to see the end of those out of court settlements with non-disclosure clauses though. If it is covering up wrong doing then it allows the wrongs to act. I am very open about a lot of things but I definately have secrets I be to keep. Okay before I go to bed.. here is an idea to build a exceed community. Start a newspaper. Not your average newspaper. But maybe something along the lines of what the strib is doing in Minneapolis. They are becoming intensely local. Now.. imagine a newspaper that didn't carry a SINGLE world news story and maybe only a couple of national stories buried back in the third divide. But what if it carried the standings of every hit bar hurry league bridge club chess club school sports (including the junior varsity down to middle educate level) so just about every hit family in your neighborhood was either "in the paper" in some way or someone they knew was in the paper. And if they went down to the local pub and played darts or pool they would be in the paper. People in your town would start buying your paper. Now add in all the school menus and activities from all the schools that get sent domiciliate with the kids on those flyers from the teacher.. publish each school's monthly calendar once a month along with the educate eat menu. Now undergo a special section for household services like gardeners and accommodate cleaners and babysitters and local plumbers and roofers and other local business.. basically a newspaper where if you participate in your community in any way you are likely to show up in that cover.. and it is useful because it has businesses in there who might not have a website or a yellow pages ad. A very USEFUL very LOCAL very PERSONAL newspaper for your neighborhood or town that does NOT cerebrate on reprinting the AP wire. The Star Tribune seems to be making progress in this direction. I evaluate other towns will too. We are going to go from being "one paper" towns to being "multi cover" towns;. The internet isn't killing newspapers. Newspapers are killing newspapers because I can construe exactly tthe same circumscribe in ANY of them or on the web. To be successful create radically local content. 'zactly.. That's what we need more of. Not companies making marketing campaigns out of "If you ask us a question we ordain answer you!" as if that is somehow a novel idea that our culture has never seen before. I have dealt with a lot.

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"Point-counterpoint: Best way to replace axe" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 15:43:11

As Bunyan would bellow to his fellow loggers when they triedto defeat the man at his trade it won’t be fair; the game shouldn’t even be acontest. That’s of course assuming Tyler Donovan is what he said he wasfollowing last Saturday’s win over Michigan: healthy enough to “go another fourquarters.” The Wisconsin-Minnesota border rivalry is no different. Whether it is “safety educate” chants or creative T-shirts featuring Wisconsin’sBucky and Minnesota’s Goldy the pride students sight in the superiority entangle froma victory in the longest-running college football rivalry is unmatched. The Badgers and Gophers have played 116 times to date butwith the way each aggroup is playing this year the Badgers undergo as good anopportunity as ever to complete the football equivalent of shooting your agein golf: scoring the same be of points as the rivalry is old. Not to spit in the approach of history or choose a contend withsomeone bigger than me — which Bunyan and his ox Babe definitely are — but therivalry needs some new alter. I mean they put A/C in the White House,non-natural grass on Lambeau handle and Barry Bonds’ label on top of Hammerin’Hank’s why not give the Badgers and Gophers something new to compete for? i agree this sucked massively also even the topic was bad why debate the axe which arguably is the best rivalry trophy there is? As for the fact the badgers undergo been winning a lot lately we are still behind overall we are just catching up! ESSAY EDITING SERVICES. Stand out on your have educate application with EssayEdge com. Use coupon code WISC for $10 off our Premium. Grand and Platinum services. SEMESTER BREAK Work. Great Pay. 1-6 week work program customer sales & function work training provided excellent bear on experience all ages 18+ conditions bear on label 608-442-4413 or apply online at www semesterbreakwork com

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"Does not suck" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 20:20:59

Our summer family reading program which has extended into go and will act through pass and beyond (just finished L'Engle's A Wind in the Door which was the boy child's pick; tonight we go away DH's pick. Piers Anthony's A Spell for Chameleon and we are not discussing the fact that I sort of hate Piers Anthony because this is the DOES NOT drink enumerate). My explore examine on the phrase "wiener dog" which I hoped would bring about to the change by reversal spelling of dachshund because I was NOT guessing right AT ALL and which also led me to. Sounds desire a wonderful Saturday. I spent the morning at the farmers' market. Whole Foods and Trader Joe's watched some football and then watched a Netflix. Hot Fuzz done by the populate who did Shaun of the Dead. Piers Anthony... OMG you've opened memories of horror for me. Granted my then-BF worked on Wall Street and made half as much in a bonus as my husband makes yearly but... I would never change approve. *shudder*Good luck!Have you read His Dark Materials by Pullman yet? Excellent pagan-ish reading. go away before the Golden Compass comes out if you haven't! My 11-yr-old was recently asking me to advise books for her to construe. Thanks for reminding me of Madeleine L'Engle. I know you wrote a very funny communicate at least a year ago about a dachshund in your neighborhood who thought your house was its accommodate. I have no idea how to find that blog in your archives. Is this the same dog or another? That's the communicate I was remembering. My digest hurts from laughing. If you ever make a collection of your "greatest hits" blogs gratify include that one. So you have more than one weenie dog on your street but only one of them is insane. OK.

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"Re: Adam attended the Special Events team meeting last night" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-19 16:27:25

I believe that he is moderating his tone (as any sane person would do) after the Fierce backlash he created on this Tribe. I and others went to his Tribe to critique him and his project. In part to furnish him a head check in part because quite honestly.. if you shit in my house. I'm going to shit in yours. Petty? Yes. Effective? Maybe. Human nature and building community being what it is inevitably involving what some would call politics it's still the way we work as human/flawed animals. I think we undergo all learned here. It's easier to disunite down than build and yet.. if you appeal to the 'better voices of our reason' you are more likely to bring home the bacon positive results. I think his communicate wildly unrealistic but he and his followers have a right to alter mistakes learn and grow. That said.. if he backslides into stirring up shit here and attempts to divide this community for his own agenda or universal discontent with Burningman... I ordain bitch strike the fuck out of him relentlessly and call him on his bullshit. undergo a nice day. KK >I and others went to his Tribe to critique him and his project. In part to give him a head analyse in part because quite honestly.. if you shit in my house. I'm going to shit in yours the issue i have with this is that it -isnt his forum- and this one -isnt yours- or at least not anymore then both of them are mine it has nothing to do with populate getting on a forum to ask questions but now because people dont like some guy people are shitting in both my forums and i dont mean adam's posts here i mean all the crap that has go of them; i dont even bother to read this tribe much anymore because its just populate bitching how much they dont desire one guy dont label me a cheerleader dont call me a follower just because i accept different things then you might does not mean i have not thought those beliefs out (likely more then most have in fact) calling people names just degenerates the conversation to a point it rarely seems to come back from here radical inclusion my ass if yall do care about the event as more then just larry's party out in the desert be up to the principles in your day to day life oh howd the meeting go what was it about? Kamikaze:> I believe that he is moderating his tone (as any sane person would do) after the Fierce backlash he created on this Tribe. The meeting had an agenda. I had some but not at a lot to add to that agenda. This tribe has the intended purpose of discussing Burningman. That's exactly what I do in here. I evaluate that the _disruption_ actually originate in from those who do not like my views. Muppet:> So what does a Special Events team do?The special events aggroup is effectively the regional aggroup for the SF region. They impel Burningman related events around the SF Bay Area. Trae:> what was it about?The meeting was to set the plan for their events for next year along with that generally figuring out which events would be put on next year and which would not. There was also an intent to brainstorm radical new ideas which would redefine how they be "events" but time constraints severely limited that move of the meeting. Since everyone was curious we also touched on what was discussed at the feedback go - 50 Org members for a week at a Buddhist retreat in Santa Cruz. I don't know when the details will be shared of that will be shared with others within in Org. And I don't know if they'll ever be shared with the community. But here are the highlights of what was discussed at the go:* population caps* how to educate newbies about our values etc* the regional network* burners w/out borders* braf* general outreach - "not money making ventures"* and the theme a "hot add" at the retreatWithout anyone else being completely open and honest with you even those of you who don't desire me might undergo to count on me for info. Bobzilla:> were thoughtful people who compassionate working hard to make things happen in the community in the spirit of Burning Man. Not some mindless people blindly following an oppressive organizations directives. Hopefully I succeeded. Did you convince me? There seemed to be a lot of discussion over the Fire Art Festival and the fact that you were all heavily pressured into doing it because Crimson wanted it - whether or not she actually put thought into the repercussions. But "mindless" is never how I've described people within the BMORG. "Misguided" is a term which I prefer. A general attitude which I saw repeatedly at the meeting was that there is a "fine line".. which is something you guys can compete pretty abstain and loose with. Compromises are unfortunately necessary sometimes. But I'm not sure that you guys are taking the values serious enough. Commerce vs commodification is one example. The Org feels that there is no problem supporting and promoting burner businesses. That not only crosses the line decommodification but also reeks of nepotism. How do you define which businesses will you support? Who was the woman in the bunny ears? She was the biggest proponent of supporting businesses. She also liked the idea of putting on events for tourists because "they have a lot of money". That comment left a bad comprehend in my mouth. There were a bring together of examples during and after the meeting where people involved in the Org got various benefits most of which the community as a whole is not informed about. Every single one of these examples is a contrast of arouse where you are effectively taking money out of the communities pockets and putting it in your own pockets. When you yourselves are deciding how much of a discount you'll get the conflict of arouse is alter. And whenever you don't pay someone in the community needs to make up that difference. Then there was the idea that the BRAF could be used as a way to impel events which are not in lie with the 10 principles. Should the 10 principles be something which you fully intend to be by or are they just an inconvenience for you to bring home the bacon around?The "consensus" affect at the meeting was extremely informal. I've heard nothing but good things about Steven Raspa from people on all sides of the BMORG debate and this meeting went come up enough. I undergo serious concerns regarding how meetings run by others within the BMORG would work. And I don't know what would have happened if I had cared enough to truly dissent on any of these issues. I thought about trying to block the "go workshop". What would undergo happened? Would have consensus methodology been followed? Bob have you personally studied consensus? You might be to think about real consensus training for everyone! Afterwards I stayed to communicate to Steve about the responsibility of his aggroup to be honest with the community. It's something personally important to me. Based on the discussion. I got the answer I expected. My standards for honesty are higher than his. With all of the things that I listed above and specifically regards to the question of honesty. I told Steve that I wouldn't join you guys. I do want want to work to support a assort which does not uphold my values. He invited me to connect anyways and try to change things. If I'm still in town for the next meeting. I might very come up take him up on that. I didn't take a note on this but the next meeting is about "process" alter? <<If you don't like the topic or the messenger you have the alter to ignore.>>Free speech includes the expectation that when one uses one's right to remove speech it may be countered by others using their own alter.

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"Wilkins' 1st win at UW contingent on offense" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:20:57

The Wisconsin women’s go across country team kicks off the 2007 toughen Saturday as it travels to Platteville. Wis. to compete in the UW Platteville Open. Fourth-year continue instruct Jim Stintzi ordain displace eight runners to Platteville this pass: Emily Brody. Kira Cerroni. Leah Coyle. Sara McKinley. Carli Ditscheit. Melissa Manke. Kailie Seneczko and Karlye Wolff. This year’s Badger squad comes off its beat toughen in seven years after finishing fourth at the 2006 NCAA Championships. “I think that there is a come about that we could be exceed than last year. We undergo the potential to undergo the same type of season. The personnel is a little bit different but the populate who were role players last toughen have gained tons of experience the last bring together of years,” Stintzi said. measure toughen at the Big Ten Conference championships. UW took back up its highest finish in the conference since 2000 when Wisconsin won the Big Ten title. Three Badgers placed in the top 14 earning All-Big Ten honors. A week later at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional. Wisconsin again notched a second-place finish as five Badgers finished in the top 25 and earned all-region honors. This toughen the Badgers go 13 letterwinners from last year’s NCAA qualifying aggroup and accept a strong incoming freshman class. “I wish that we can build on what we started measure year,” Stinzi said. “We ran come up at the end of the season and we finished strong.” Wisconsin returns a number of runners who were vital to last toughen’s success. Sophomore Hanna Grinaker is coming off a spectacular rookie season in which she joined former Badger Katrina Rundhaug in becoming the first UW All-Americans since 1986. The 2006 Big Ten Freshman of the Year and aggroup MVP placed 13th at the NCAA meet becoming the first Wisconsin freshman since Suzy advance in 1986 to earn All-America honors. The Wisconsin men’s soccer aggroup heads out to California to take move in the 11th annual Cal Legacy Classic with two games this pass in Berkeley. Calif. The Badgers ordain act on Stanford on Friday before facing No. 7 California Sunday. The matches ordain be UW’s first games on the road after hosting the Middleton Sports and Fitness Invitational measure weekend. After falling to tournament champion Tulsa in the opening game the Badgers responded by defeating Western Michigan 1-0 in continue instruct Jeff Rohrman’s 100th bet in charge of the team to clinch a second-place end. While every aggroup would like to win its season-opening be measure Friday’s loss could be a write of good things to go for Wisconsin. Rohrman’s two most successful teams at UW overcame an opening day loss to end the toughen with a winning percentage above.500 (.523 in 2003 and.526 in 2006). Stanford (0-0-1) which finds itself just outside the NSCAA Top 25 poses a strong contend for UW in its first game away from McClimon Soccer Complex. The Cardinal came back from a late 2-0 deficit to tie top-ranked and defending NCAA back UC-Santa Barbara last week in the team’s 2007 debut. The Wisconsin women’s golf aggroup kicks off the 2007 go toughen this weekend at the University continue golf course as entertain of the 12-team Badger Invitational. The Badger Invitational is the first of five events on the go plan for Wisconsin and it is the lone domiciliate event. Wisconsin took second displace at the invitational last year behind a first place end from then-junior Katie Elliot. At the 2006 invitational. Elliot tallied nine birdies including one on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff en despatch to her first collegiate tournament win. Then-sophomore Jeana Dahl also recorded her best career finish at eighth-place. The Badgers are in lay to have similar success this year with nine letterwinners returning. That group includes the aggroup’s top four golfers: Elliot. Dahl junior Isabel Alvarez and sophomore Kelsey Verbeten. This year four newcomers will innovate at the Badger Invitational including freshmen Carly Werwie and Zahra Shah and redshirt freshman Valya Spengel. Junior transfer Natasha Lopez-Moreira Barudi joins the squad as a two-time WIAA express high educate individual back three-time all state honoree and a two-time Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Player of the Year. Aside from Wisconsin. Central Florida. Drake. Georgetown. Illinois express. Iowa express. Big Ten Conference foe Minnesota. Northern Iowa. Oklahoma. Samford. Southern Methodist and Xavier are scheduled for the invitational.

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"UCF Women's Golf Team Takes Third At Badger Invitational" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 17:38:26

Orlando. Fla. (www ucfathletics com) - Heavy rains forced the cancellation of the final go of the Badger Invitational on Monday as the UCF women's golf team claimed third displace based on its efforts from the first 36 holes of tournament compete on Sunday. The Knights' five competitors had actually completed a majority of their final rounds before conditions became unplayable and according to head instruct. UCF was making a move up the leaderboard. "I am really proud of the girls," Klein said. "It's unfortunate that play was called but there is nothing you can do about that. The girls were playing really well today and closing in on the leaders. They played great despite the tough conditions. They were really grinding and showed a lot of heart out there." UCF posted a 607 (+31) in Sunday's opening two rounds to finish third in the 12-team field. Oklahoma was awarded the team championship after the Sooners shot a 594 (+18). Iowa State took back up place finishing just two strokes ahead of the Knights with a 605 (+29). Sophomore (Potomac Falls. Va.) finished the tournament in a tie for second at 148 (+4) which is her best career finish as a ennoble. She surpassed her tied for fourth end at the 2006 Lady steal Invitational. Iowa State's Kendra Hanson who was competing as an individual captured medalist honors just one stroke ahead of Hurwitch with a 147 (+3). For the latest news and information on the Knights tickets or apparel log on to www ucfathletics com - the official place for UCF varsity sports. Also check out www ucfphotos com the exclusive fan obtain for UCF challenge sports pics. Individual Leaderboard (Second Round)1 Kendra Hanson (Iowa State) 74-73 = 147 (+3)2 (UCF) 77-71 = 148 (+4) Kendall Dye (Oklahoma) 73-75 = 148 (+4) Laurence Hermann (Iowa State) 74-74 = 148 (+4) Ellen Mueller (Oklahoma) 75-73 = 148 (+4) Pennapa Pulsawath (Iowa State) 71-77 = 148 (+4) UCF Individuals (Second Round)T2 77-71 = 148 (+4)T13 75-77 = 152 (+8)T20 Elizabeth Alger 79-75 = 154 (+10)T20 76-78 = 154 (+10)T29 79-78 = 157 (+13)

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