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Aggregated data from 90 study participants suggests with a medium degree of confidence (p=0.1824895659099, 95% CI -0.99 to 0.9) that Calories Burned has a very weakly negative predictive relationship (R=-0.05) with Resting Heart Rate (Pulse). The highest quartile of Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) measurements were observed following an average 2 kilocalories Calories Burned. The lowest quartile of Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) measurements were observed following an average 2223.601102512 kcal Calories Burned.
The objective of this study is to determine the nature of the relationship (if any) between Calories Burned and Resting Heart Rate (Pulse). Additionally, we attempt to determine the Calories Burned values most likely to produce optimal Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) values.
Get Fitbit here and use it to record your Calories Burned. Once you have a Fitbit account, you can import your data from the Import Data page. This individual's data will automatically be imported and analyzed.
This study is based on data donated by 90 participants. Thus, the study design is equivalent to the aggregation of 90 separate n=1 observational natural experiments.
No minimum allowed measurement value was defined for Calories Burned. No maximum allowed measurement value was defined for Calories Burned. No missing data filling value was defined for Calories Burned so any gaps in data were just not analyzed instead of assuming zero values for those times.
Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) measurement values below 0 beats per minute were assumed erroneous and removed. No maximum allowed measurement value was defined for Resting Heart Rate (Pulse). No missing data filling value was defined for Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) so any gaps in data were just not analyzed instead of assuming zero values for those times.
It was assumed that 0 hours would pass before a change in Calories Burned would produce an observable change in Resting Heart Rate (Pulse). It was assumed that Calories Burned could produce an observable change in Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) for as much as 7 days after the stimulus event.
Calories Burned data was primarily collected using Fitbit. Fitbit makes activity tracking easy and automatic.
Consistent findings observed by different persons in different places with different samples strengthens the likelihood of an effect. Furthermore, in accordance with the law of large numbers (LLN), the predictive power and accuracy of these results will continually grow over time. 235 paired data points were used in this analysis. Assuming that the relationship is merely coincidental, as the participant independently modifies their Calories Burned values, the observed strength of the relationship will decline until it is below the threshold of significance. To it another way, in the case that we do find a spurious correlation, suggesting that banana intake improves mood for instance, one will likely increase their banana intake. Due to the fact that this correlation is spurious, it is unlikely that you will see a continued and persistent corresponding increase in mood. So over time, the spurious correlation will naturally dissipate.
A plausible bio-chemical mechanism between cause and effect is critical. This is where human brains excel. Based on our responses so far, 1 humans feel that there is a plausible mechanism of action and 0 feel that any relationship observed between Calories Burned and Resting Heart Rate (Pulse) is coincidental.


text: Keeping pace with rapid changes in the business and market is necessary to create and keep a customer. Today’s market requires getting close to the customers, so close that you tell them what they need well before they realize it themselves. This is what Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, believed in since the beginning.

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Forget old Himem he's too old and won't help ya, besides Windowz loads him up automatically anyway, and with 312 memory isn't the problem.
How much empty Hard Drive space is there?
Do a good thorough cleaning and see if that helps before trying anything else.
Go back into Msconfig and check Selective Startup under the General tab and then go into the Startup tab and uncheck everything. Reboot and then do a ctrl-alt-del and see what programs are running and copy them down. Now try your game and see what happens. If it is OK, then one of the programs you shut down is the problem.
Try running AdAware to see if you have spyware that is using your resources.
Do an up-to-date virus check.
You may even try reinstalling the game.
When your finished, go back into Msconfig and recheck the programs you want (especially ScanRegistry).
That's all that I can think of at this time.
OK, This needs to be done anyway as it will help your computer.
Lets see if we can free up some resources.
This will list all of the programs being started at boot time. The icons in the bottom right of the screen.
Your firewall if you run one.
As well, if you are unsure of what they are, post back the items in the list, maybe someone will know.
Some other good links on resources.
Ad Aware is good advice also. Those tattletails are something else!
Change Role of this computer to network Server.
Virtual Memory button see if Windows handles your virtual memory.
You can opt to untick this and select a static amount for Min and Max settings this will reduce processor cycles.
I will disagree somewhat, I don't think you should set a Maximum for memory. With 312MB windows may not even use VM. I would let windows manage it. But if you want to manage your own, then set a min and not a max or set the max to 312MB.
Use the resource program that comes with "98" and monitor your memory usuage then gauge what to set from it.
If he sets the Min and Max to the same it saves CPU and disk heads from having to adjust each time Windows uses it. The swap file become fragmented and therefore multiple movements are require from the disk heads if its set to one size this is reduced.
You are mistaken about Windows, it uses the virual memory most of the the time. the Memory gets full more often than your would think and on those occasions the swap file comes into play.
If you think Im wrong then switch yours off if you think its not needed.
I wasn't sure what you unchecked in your original reply. I would go to Msconfig and uncheck (temp) 'Process autoexec.bat and config.sys' for trying to eliminate possible programs that are causing the problem.
MaxFileCache=218000 which is aprox 70% of your Ram.
If it doesn't help you can either delete it or just add a ; in front of it to disable it.
The more Ram you have, the smaller the amt of Virtual Memory used. The advice about 2.5 X your physical ram was OK when you had only 16MB or so, but by following that now with 1GB of ram would mean that you should set your Virtual Memory to 2.5GB.
If you want to try yet another approach for manipulating your Ram, add this line to the [386enh] section in System.ini .
This basically forces Windows to use your Physical Ram first, before using your Swap. Some say that it really helps while gaming on the Internet, while others see no benefit while gaming.
Others say it hurts overall performance. This is easy to try and will do no harm. It is also very easy to undo.
Train's links are good reading.
Beside all that, System Resources is different than Ram, meaning that even if you doubled your Ram, the System Resources would remain about the same.
When you think you have the minimal amt of programs running, go to System Information,Software Environment,Running Task to see all that is running.
Have you tried reinstalling the game yet?
Have you installed new Video Drivers, Sound Card Drivers, etc.?
Did you install anything just previous to the problem?
PS: Windows always give you that message when you don't let it handle it. Disregard it.
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What said above is generally correct taking into account all the other parameters.
What are System Resources? Check these links.
Like I previously suggested, it may not be a Ram problem.


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Can You Make a Profit Mining Bitcoin?
The profitability of bitcoin mining is dependent on how far deep into your pocket you are willing to dig. This is because each answer is dependent on the individual. It is one of the reasons why mining calculators were invented. They will gauge the electricity costs, hardware costs, and numerous other variables to determine how much you stand to make.
To start mining bitcoin, you will need some serious hardware. Unfortunately, as bitcoin mining has continued to become a lucrative venture, so has the price of acquiring hardware. In fact, the hardware market for mining bitcoin has become so lucrative that there are companies that specialize only in its production. In the modern world, an ordinary PC just will not cut it.
The other consideration that makes it hard to mine bitcoin is the power costs. This is especially the case if you are in an area where electricity is expensive. In that instance, you may have to move to a new location or state. However, this may not be possible unless you intend to mine bitcoin on an industrial scale.
If you want to mine bitcoin, you will probably need to join a mining pool. To do so, these pools will charge you a small amount. Now, the profitability of bitcoin will depend on how much you are charged to join a pool. If the price is reasonable, you may be able to afford to mine Bitcoin.
Besides the basic factors, you also have to think about the stability of bitcoin. Today, Bitcoin could be worth a few thousand dollars and tomorrow its price could collapse. The truth is that no one really knows what will happen in the future. You might buy bBtcoin today only to wake up tomorrow with a lot of expensive hardware and nothing in your bank account.
Thus, it will depend on how long you are willing to wait it out for Bitcoin to become valuable.
Mining Bitcoin is expensive, and it may take some time for you to break even. However, you may wish to consider mining altcoins instead. These are not very expensive, and they do not cost much to mine. If you are lucky, your altcoin might appreciate, and you may end up with quite a lot of valuable assets in your account.
What do you think about bitcoin mining? Is it something that the average person can do and make a profit on, or is it just too impractical? Leave us your thoughts in the comment section below.
Why Are There Different Bitcoin Prices in Different Markets?
How Does Cloud Mining Work?
What is SAFT (Simple Agreement for Future Tokens)?

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Video production by @FLP Athens .
The track "Telomeres" was also featured in Downtuned Magazine's compilation "Abell 35-" last February. Check it here.
A telomere is a region of repetitive nucleotide sequences at each end of a chromosome, which protects the end of the chromosome from deterioration or from fusion with neighboring chromosomes. Its name is derived from the Greek nouns telos (τέλος) "end" and merοs (μέρος, root: μερ-) "part".

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Hello, thanks for your review! We're very sorry for any frustrations you have had while using our app, Bundles.
I noticed that the manual installation seems to have fixed any issues you were having, but please do let us know if you have any further questions or run into any other problems! We're more than happy to help.
I'm updating my review from 1 to 3 stars as Bold Support did finally reach out to me and was very helpful. One issue was that there were inconsistencies in the branding marketing of the app that made the support request tenuous at best as I could not find the product name in the drop down menu—support page did not list Bold Bundle but as Product Bundles.
Looking forward to see if the coveted feature is actually available. Given they were kind enough to extend the trial, I may return to it.
Installed to promote Buy One Get One 50% off as a feature stated as supported in its blog. Did not find the feature and submitted a support request. Never heard back yet the support status was marked as 'solved'. Skimpy documentation at best. Do not recommend.
It's fine not great. Maybe when holiday is over I will switch.
The Good: It's not too hard to setup or understand and create multiple discounts.
The Bad: It's buggy or doesn't always work. Some customers will work and some wont. Same exact bundle and sku and yet random customers wont see the discount. So I have to refund. I have fixe 12 orders today and will need to fix a few more for sure.
*other negative is can only create a bundle at max of 9 items. So if you want to sell 10 or more items you cannot create a bundle that size. Seems silly...but I'm sure there is a reason. But it still seems silly.
It does what it says it will do, but it's very glitchy and slows down web page loading. Often product images won't load and links won't work. It's just been a hassle.
It does what it says & i liked that it tracks which bundles were viewed, etc but it caused an issue with my store. The Bold support team were very nice. They said it was a conflict with the mail chimp app but once this app was completely uninstalled i no longer had the issue.
This app worked pretty well however it did not meet our needs. We needed to create bundles and select a specific product variant and also set a default quantity (qty 1 for product A and qty 2 for product B). Working with Bold support it appears this cannot be done.
Well, I can't seem to get any support on this app. I've sent multiple emails trying to get my issue resolved so I can even make use of the app!!!!!!
This App was recommended to me by Shopify Customer Service, when I wanted to offer my customers a reduction in price by packaging together several of my leggings into a bundle. The layout and navigation are not the most intuitive...but they do have very easy to follow video tutorials and exceptional customer service. Overall, the app does what it says it will and Bold customer service is the best I've worked with.
UPDATE: Was contacted by Jay, one of the Bold developers and he assigned me an associate to work with me. Angele was very helpful and took care of what she could as a temporary fix. She is now looking into a way to fix the issue completely. As things progress, I will upgrade the stars.
This is a weekend, so will await feedback on Monday. Thanks!
Paid $25.00 to have Bold Apps set Product Bundles in our store. Once completed I came back to my store to discover they had changed the search function and it is no longer operating properly. Submitted a ticket and sent an email *with an email receipt notification* to make sure it was received (which came back as received). 8 hours later still no reply.


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Jane Friedman is the cofounder of The Hot Sheet, a columnist with Publishers Weekly, and a professor with the Great Courses. She maintains a blog for writers at JaneFriedman.com.
Start reading The Business of Being a Writer on your Kindle in under a minute.
This book contains so much valuable information about the business principles that lead to success as a writer. The information is clear, complete, and up-to-date. Jane doesn’t talk about what worked 20 years ago; she talks about what works in today’s publishing environment.
She explains how to develop a business model for writing. I initially bought the book because of my interest in book publishing, and she covers that in-depth: brand building, social media, pitching, book launches, recommended word counts, how to build an author platform, what to include on your author website, and more.
However, she also goes beyond book publishing and talks about other ways that writers can earn a living with their writing. For instance, she provides a great deal of information on freelance writing, including the most common types of articles and the publications where you can pitch them. She talks about consumer publications, but also trade publications (which are easier to break into and pay reasonably well). She also discusses the differences and similarities between publishing online versus offline.
Jane mentions that it is very difficult to make a living off writing alone, so she also provides additional methods for earning income: teaching, coaching, editing, consulting, etc. She notes that successful artists usually have multiple revenue streams.
At first, I was disappointed that the self-publishing chapter was so short, since I have self-published four books and was especially interested in that topic. However, I realized that much of what she covers in the book is equally applicable to traditional and self-published authors. For instance, book marketing is book marketing regardless of how you publish.
This is a great book that I highly recommend. It’s a resource you can refer to again and again to continue to improve your results (and income) as a writer.
I read a lot of self-help and inspirational books, and writing advice (heck, I write some). Most of it is the "Woohoo! You can do this!" type necessary to psyching yourself up to do the difficult business of wrangling words and sharing them.
That's the kind of book this is.
When you do, this book will be waiting for you, full of good advice and an encouraging squeeze.
5.0 out of 5 starsIt's finally here: the sturdy, grounded ladder to publishing success.
No-joke Jane is the penultimate B.S.-free authority on writing and publishing. She’s been doing the damn thing for eons, and she is not here for some nonsense. Thus, The Business of Being a Writer is straightforward and detailed. It pulls back Oz’s curtain on the mysteries of the publishing industry, introducing us to nuts and bolts like the P&L, or “profit and loss”: “a publisher’s basic tool for deciding whether a book makes financial sense to publish” (p. 47). So, OMG. It’s not a popularity contest that decides if they sign you; it’s a frigging spreadsheet. Who knew.
Jane gives broad advice, too, as soothing as it is honest: “Platform…[is] about putting in consistent effort over the course of a career, and making incremental improvements…It’s about making waves that attract other people to you—not begging them to pay attention” (p.175-176). In other words, you guys, we can quit the panic-inducing, neon-flashing GIVEAWAY! posts, and quietly do our best for the long haul instead.
The Business of Being a Writer is a writer’s career instruction manual condensed to 296 pages. With the fluff and empty promises of other book publicity "pros" boiled off, and the industry insider's knowledge added in, Jane Friedman's book is the beef demi-glace of authorhood.

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Much has been written this year about the transformative change that is occurring in our industry. While it is an exciting time, there has been so much change and it has come at us so fast, one could be excused for wishing that things would just settle down for a while.
While I admit that I did describe ticketing professionals as “magicians” in a recent address to the College of Hospitality Management (and in our “Ode to Ticketing Professionals” article), I’m afraid there is no Disney-like magic dust that can slow down the pace of change.
Simply put, we’re in for a real eye opener in the year(s) ahead. There is a feeling of electricity in the air as we prepare for the next great wave of change to sweep over us. I’m excited that the INTIX community will come together next month to discuss these and other industry trends at our 40th annual conference.
Perhaps nowhere has change been more rapid than in the wholesale move to wireless technology.
Few of us now go anywhere without our smartphones, and this has led to a paradigm shift for our industry with new ways to buy tickets, pay for tickets, and deliver tickets. But it goes far beyond this.
Not only can we as ticketing professionals access and manage the backend more efficiently, but we can also do far more on the front end to engage with the consumer. This extends to events themselves, where the proliferation of Wi-Fi and RFID has led to fully integrated mobile experiences that improve fan engagement from minimum-click mobile purchasing to VIP package options that get fans closer to the artists, athletes, and teams they love. Even #INTIX2019 is moving to RFID — we’ll have a custom lead-retrieval system to connect attendees and exhibitors provided by Microcom Corporation.
How far have we come? In 2018, just a decade after electronic ticketing (with downloadable PDFs) became available, the Denver Broncos moved to all mobile ticketing with no hard copy or print-at-home option. Broncos fans without mobile phones have the option of using RFID tokens instead. This season, the Baltimore Ravens also began requiring fans to scan mobile tickets as part of an NFL-wide push that requires all teams to offer digital tickets by the 2019–2020 season.
In the fall of 2019, when the newly-built Chase Center opens for business in San Francisco, it will be the first stadium designed from the ground up with technology in mind, creating new experiences with custom mobile content and venue-specific services during NBA basketball games, concerts, family shows, conventions, and more.
And yet, even as we begin to talk about smart stadiums, the conversation is already shifting to monetizing virtual reality technology that could someday make it possible to offer rich, immersive on-the-stage or at-the-game experiences directly to your home.
No sooner do we get accustomed to the tools and technologies we are using than they become obsolete. Technological evolution speeds up exponentially. What used to take a decade to come on stream is now happening in two or three years.
Largely driven by technological advancements, entertainers and sports teams are exploring exciting new ways to engage their fans. At the same time, access to venues is becoming more secure, and partnerships are being established to ensure fair and equal access to tickets on both the primary and secondary markets.
Thankfully, professionals in this industry are a very nimble group who actually embrace change. Just as our customers are hungry for easier, faster, smarter ways of doing things, so too are we.
As we look to the New Year, blockchain technology and associated words such as “cryptocurrencies” remain a “distant” and mysterious concept, still not fully understood by most people and likely to raise the question: Is this real?
Not only is it real, but it’s about to have an impact on everything we do.
Just as wireless led to a paradigm shift in our industry, so will the blockchain—a shared public ledger of information that many believe can create efficiencies and build positive fan sentiment and engagement.
In 2018, the Dallas Mavericks announced they will accept cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin as payment for tickets as early as next season.
Ticketmaster announced it is turning to blockchain technology to help protect fans against fraudulent tickets and help event coordinators gain more control and visibility over ticket distribution.
While the sports industry is abuzz with the possibilities of blockchain technology, the looming question is how far into the industry will it reach? We’ll find out soon enough.
At INTIX 2019, we’ll help demystify blockchain with panels on how it and open-source software will revolutionize ticketing, plus impacts for the user experience and the ticketing professional.
As we move forward with this and other technologies, we must remain focused on hospitality and service — the hallmarks of our long and noble industry. We need to find ways to use all this wonderful technology to better engage, communicate and welcome guests to our venues.
In a sense, we are returning to moment-to-moment sales and person-to-person relationships, but we’re doing it in new and exciting ways. Let’s keep doing that in 2019 as we continue to embrace change, ensuring that our venues remain open, accessible, safe and hospitable for all.
I hope you will join us at INTIX 2019 in Texas so we can continue the conversation and continue to learn from each other.

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"Original research: Perceptions of employment-based discrimination amon" by Patricia Pittman, Catherine Davis et al.
Pittman, P., Davis, C., Shaffer, F., Herrera, C.N., Bennett, C. (2014). Perceptions of employment-based discrimination among newly arrived foreign-educated nurses. American Journal of Nursing, 114(1), 26-35.

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Last night I attended a session on Mob Programming and Working well together, with guest speaker Woody Zuill, who claims to be one of the founders of the practice. The session was at the coop digital building at Federation House in Manchester city centre.
I attended with a few work friends straight after work, and was luckily only a few minutes walk away. The evening started with networking, and people just getting to know each other before the main talk with a few beers. Woody talked his experience in the industry, and how mob programming came about, and how much more work an be achieved working in this way, although the velocity cannot be measured so its difficult to prove. It made me realise the small amount of mobbing I have done so far in my career, is probably not as structured as it should be, and certainly not what Woody would consider mobbing!
He showed photos from all around the world, with companies he has converted to use Mob Programming, some interesting photos of companies with 3x80inch screens, looked a bit scary! He pointed us to a github page where you can run a client that will tell you when the next person is up for being the driver, but this feels a bit too strict in my opinion.
He also spoke about how to work well together, and the basis of this is built with individuals and interactions, kindness, consideration and respect, which seems kind of obvious but it’s a nice reference point. He mentioned that being too loud and overpowering takes the light off quieter individuals, and when mobbing or working in a squad, it’s important to get the balance right with listening, not over thinking, including quieter members of the squad and having consideration and respect for the other squad members.
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Winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for drama.
Amir Kapoor is a successful Pakistani-American lawyer who is rapidly moving up the corporate ladder while distancing himself from his cultural roots. Emily, his wife, is white; she's an artist, creating work influenced by Islamic imagery. When the couple hosts a dinner party for Amir’s colleague and her curator husband, what starts out as a friendly banter escalates into something far more searing and damaging.


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"What do you mean, come out? I don't know how I got in!"
Director Randal Kleiser started off in episodic TV, doing episodes of such series as "The Rookies" and "Starsky and Hutch" before graduating through TV movies like "The boy in the plastic bubble" to the big time with the massive smash hit "Grease" in 1978. He next directed the seminal "Blue Lagoon" in 1980.
Paul Reubens (credited as Paul Mall) who plays the voice of Max is Pee-Wee Herman.
Davey's brother in the movie is played by Matt Adler, who later went on to star in both North Shore and Dream A Little Dream.
Joey Cramer was also in 1984's "Runaway" with Tom Selleck...he played his son.
There is a heavy reference to ET: The Extra Terrestrial in one scene, when David has Max stop at a petrol station, so that he can 'phone home'.
Any doubt that the pair has made it back to Florida is dispelled when a minivan pulls into the station, and Max's ship is checked out by two kids wearing "Miami Vice" and "EPCOT Center" t-shirts.
The Spaceship from the film, Max, can now been found on the MGM Studios Backlot Tour at Walt Disney World, Orlando FL. Max is quite prominent and can now be seen as you board the train for the tour, and also part way round.
The music that plays when the kid first gets on the ship sounds a whole lot like the music that plays on Space Mountain, Anaheim. Also, the ship appears on the Space Mountain queue video. It appears during the scene, or comercial, where crazy Larry is hawking spaceships.
"Girls Just Want To Have Fun" star Sarah Jessica Parker has a small role as Davey's caregiver who unwittingly helps him to sneak out of the research base.
Randal Kleiser was George Lucas' roommate when they were studying at U.S.C.
Blancmange's video for "Lose Your Love" can be seen in the scene where we see David in his room at the NASA center for the first time.
But, nothing bogus that we know yet for "Flight Of The Navigator".


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On yet another circuitous route to a point of interest I have yet to find, I found a truly useful martyr. Personally, I’d rather not have him forever suffering and relentlessly judging me as I sew together some little trifle to brighten up a chair, but I’m weird that way.
But it gets even better! If you order this amusing bit of trivialized Christian lore today, you’ll pay full price and I won’t get a commission of any kind.


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Live a Colorful Life: Psssst....I'm on pins and needles!
I'm over here as a guest, talking a little bit about thread, needles and pins. I wasn't planning on doing another giveaway so soon after Sherbet Pips, but this one was actually in the works for quite awhile, and Pips was definitely a spur-of-the-moment giveaway.
Do you remember when I wrote about buying fabric strictly for one word on the selvage? Well, now you know the secret word: "chasing"!!I wanted to make Rebecca a customized pincushion plus another one for this great series she is conducting.
This is her pincushion. I know she loves lavender, paisley, and mentioned being a "girly girl".
I hope you check out Rebecca's great series, Quilting 101. And don't forget to leave your comment. Happy sewing!
I loved your post over at Chasing Cottons. The pincushion is so cute!
Love Rebecca!! OH an love you too!!!
Thank you for all of the helpful information on Chasing Cottons. I love the pincushions. They are adorable!
Thanks for all of the great info on thread and needls. I love the pin cushions!
I love your pin cushions, I also love the tutorial, it is a very good idea and will be available long afterwards for those who are starting out.
Thank you for the great post on Rebeccas Blog site. I would love to win a pin cushion. A girl can never have enough shoes or pin cushions (or sewing notions).
Loved the tutorial! I am having fun in Quilt Class also.
Bec had her gorgeous pin cushion at Guild on Thus night. I LOVE,LOVE,LOVE it!!
Chasing? I have a collection of selveges that I have yet to do anything with.
I love the pin cushion and think it is so wonderful how you create from the selvage.
Your post was really helpful.
Your pincushion is soo cute. Thanks for a chance to win one.
I DO remember that post and I thought how much time it would take to look through bolts of fabrics for one word on the selvage! But I guess it was worth the hunt! Darling pin cushion!
The pincushion for Chasing Cottons is very cute. I'm enjoying the Quilting 101 class - especially about sizes of needles and pins today. Thanks for the giveaway of this special prize.
Thanks for your info for the Quilting 101 class. As a fairly new quilter I value info that veterans have to share. I love your pin cushions, great talent.
Such a cute pincushion - I am really enjoying Rebecca's classes !
You're so funny - love your sweet pinnies.
I buy fabric for so many reasons. Mostly I have no idea what I will be making with it. Buying fabric for a word on the selvage sounds perfectly fine to me. :) Love that cute pincushion.
How cute! I am really enjoying this class :) Thanks for your post.
Oh..I want one...please pick me!I saw your pin cushion from Chasing cotton..I hope i will win..
Great post, Cindy! Don't enter me in the giveaway though - I already have one of your beautiful creations.
Oooh! What a lovely pincushion - selvedges are my Achilles heel!
I have already won a pincushion from you but I love it so much I am going to enter this giveaway too! A girl can never have too many pincushions!!!
Enjoyed the posting over at Chasing Cottons! Cute pincushion!!
Your post on Chasing Cottons is really "spot on"!! Great information in an easy to read format. Your selvedge pincushions are so adorable, such a cute idea!
I'll be reading out your post to my craft group next week.... I'm always telling them about changing needles but I don't think they believe me!!!
I've come from chasing cottons!
I love the chasing cottons blog and yours! thanks for the post over at Bec's blog and for the cute giveaway!
So much thought and originality in your pincushions! They are to be treasured and used with love.
oh my these are so stinkin' cute! It's about time I update my old school red apple pincushion! great guest spot on Chasing Cottons! thanks for the thread link!!
Cute, cute pin cushion. The quilting 101 tute at quilting cottons is a wonderful idea. Can't wait to start!
very cute pin cushion! I am following quilting 101 and got sent here from there!
Really liked your post on Chasing Cottons. THanks!! Also, very cute pincusions.
Thanks for the great tips on "Chasing Cottons" today. No matter how much you might know, you can always learn more. I would love to win one of those adorable pincushions.
I just read your post at Chasing Cottons. Great post. I learned things that I didn't know before so thank you! In my post there I did leave a question on one part of the post that was a bit confusing to me however.
From the time I first saw things created with the selvedge I've wanted to make something similar. I stil don't have enough to do that yet however. Some day I guess. I LOVE the pincushions you make. Those are just adorable.
I'm so enjoying this online quilting class! I've loved fabric and color my whole life and am just now free to start spending more time on my fabric addiction. Great tutorial today by the way....and I'd so love to win one of your utterly lovely unique pin cushions!!! Red tomatoes are so blah ....although I do have a fairly nice Japanese one from my mother that I treasure.
OH, I love your creative pin cushion. I would put it to good use~! Like you, I pin a LOT. Thanks.
I would love to win the pin cushion...what a lovely idea.
I just discovered your blog. I think selvages are great. I'm a firm believer in recycling and using up everything. This reduces all waste and adds something special to things we make. I'm ready to start my own pincushions.
Love the pin cushion! What a cool idea. I would love to win it.
What a great post on pins and needles over at Chasing Cottons. And I love your selvage pincushions. Hope I'll have a chance to win one! Thanks!
Loved your post over at Chasing Cottons and love those pin cushions. I'm definitely going to have to make some for myself.
Thanks for a great tutorial full of useful information.
What a lovely idea. I always open the FQ's to be sure I get the words/dots. My jar is overflowing and I'm trying to decide what to do with them all. I love the pincushion, so I'll have to dig for some good words.
Thanks for the interesting post at Chasing Cottons. I often struggle with cotton and needle sizes for some project I work on. I really quite like this pincushion, and even though I obsess over paisley, I could definitely live with one that says "sew sew"! Thanks for the chance.
Thanks so mcuh for your information and advice regarding thread, needles and pins. I can never remember the numbering system for needles, and have to peer at the packets in the shop.
I took a break from sewing all my squares (Quilting 101 homework) to read your post. Fantastic information, I ordered some thread today, but had to get it shipped to my mom in Canada because they do not ship to Australia! Lucky I am going home in a month. Love your pin cushions! Do you have a tutorial to make them?
Words are awesome and so is fabric!
Great pincushions! Would love to win one! Thanks for the chance.
Your pincushions are amazing. I think that Rebecca is one lucky woman!! Thanks for the info on thread, needles and pins.
These are so cute! I love the way you've used the words on the selvedge to actually say something!
And thanks so much for all the great tips in your guest post. I never knew what the numbers on thread actually represented. Good to know!
Just came over from Rebecca's blog -- wonderful guest post. Thanks for all the helpful tips!
Thanks for the information on threads and needles. The pincushions are adorable.
Thank you for the informative post over at Chasing Cottons. I must say your pin cushions are just so pretty. Lots of thought and love in each pin cushion.
Great post, and even greater pincushion! I finally started saving my selvages and am beginning to have a few really pretty ones. This one is a great inspiration!
The pincushion is adorable! I love it! Thanks for the giveaway!
Love your selvage work...so clever. I am enjoying the Quilting 101 classes over at Chasing Cottons! Thanks for sharing.
I love this pin cushion and I loved your post on Chasing Cottons' blog! Thanks for the info, it is very helpful.
Great 'class' over on chasing cottons! I loved all the info, especially about thread. I have always used cotton thread, as it just made sense to me with cotton fabric & batting. My local shops only carry 100% cottons in white/off white. All the pretty colours are poly & I can't bring myself to try them. I can't understand why they don't beef up their cotton thread. It bothers me to no end!
The pincushion is inspired -and the post on threads, needles and pins was superb!


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The perfect stationary seat or rocker for even the youngest babies to play, eat or rest! Easy adjustments (and a removable toy bar) let you convert it from a rocker to stationary seat with three position recline. Overhead toys provide bat-at play for your baby. When it’s time to relax, switch on soothing vibrations.
Fisher Price - Infant to Toddler Rocker.


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Hope for the Heart: Christ’s Response for Me / Pickle, Julianne / Paperback / LSI - TEACH Services, Inc.
Life is filled with sun and shadows, gentle breezes and sudden storms. Sometimes it leaves us longing - hoping for something better. There is hope in God's Word - hope for the wounded heart - peace for the inner storm - sunshine for our dark clouds - and fresh air for our faith. There is hope, precious hope.
Our loving Savior has provided in His Word Hope for the Heart. Open the pages of this book and begin your personal journey to find hope for your own heart. But even if you currently have sunshine in your soul, this book can help prepare you for the thunderstorms that roll.
Julianne Pickle writes from her own personal journey. She finds that lessons are easier to remember, when simplified and written out in one's own words.
Julianne was born into a family where books were a good thing, where reading was a good idea, and the Good Book was good news. She hopes that the reading of this book will help apply the Good News to your heart.
She has published a cookbook, two CD’s of music, and writes poetry.


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d: 29 Dec 1897 in Farm on Corn Hill Rd, 4m E of Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
Burial: 02 Jan 1898 in Grandview Cem, sec B, lot 223, burial #724, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
Note 4: Third of 13ch.
Note 5: Bef. 1854 Farmed with father.
Note 6: Abt. 1854 Became foreman for a landlord.
Note 7: Bet. 1856 - 1866 England to Winnebago.Co.IL, rented farm.
Note 8: Bet. 1866 - 1874 IL to Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, rented part of farm he would later purchase.
Note 16: 1870 Census; farming, $700, SE corner of Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
Note 17: 1874 Purchsed 350a, $7500, in SE area, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
Note 18: 1874 Borroed $600 down payment for farm.
Note 19: 1878 Hist; farming 305a, sec 35, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
Note 21: 1889 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
Note 22: 1890 Very successful with 465a farms SE & NW of Fayette.
Note 24: 1895 Census; widowed, Alfred & Amy with, farming, SE of Fayette, IA.
Note 28: Cause of death; pneumonia, out in cold from house fire week before.
Note 29: 07 Dec 1899 "Big Auction" by adm. of Isaac Homewood estate, at home farm SE of Fayette.
Son Ira Dean Homewood would take over the farm until his death in 1927.
Landscape near the Homewood farm.
Isaac Homewood's son Ira Dean Homewood took over the home farm after his father died in late 1897, until Ira died in 1927.
Homewood Alfred Dean Homewood Homewood son of Ira Dean Apr 8, 1895 1953 Grandview Fayette Sec C. Son of Ira Dean Homewood 1868-1927,Wesfield.Twp & Harriett M. Follettt 1873/Westfield.Twp-1949/Oelwein. Ch; Isabella Pearl, Harold D.
Homewood Alfred John Homewood Langerman Katie 1876-1951, Fay.Co.IA 18 Feb 1876 17 Jan 1951 Grandview Fayette Sec D. Son of Isaac Homewood 1829/Eng-1897/Fayette & Sarah Ann Dean 1836/Eng-1990/Fayette.
Homewood Amy M Homewood Homewood dau of Henry Hilleyard Feb 23, 1891 Oct 16, 1980 Grandview Fayette Sec C. Lot 202. Dau of Henry Hilleyard Homewood 1864/IL-1916/StrawberryPt & Minnie Orpha Earle 1866/Albany-1930/StarwberryPt.
Homewood Charles Earl Homewood Whitcher Velma 1899/IL-? Aug 5, 1899 Jun 18, 1941 Grandview Fayette Sec E. Son of Iran Dean Homewood 1868/Westfield.Twp-1927/Westfield.Twp & Harriett M. Follett 1873/Westfield.village-1949/Oelwein. Ch; Aleo May, Charles Lavern, Earl David, plus two.
Homewood Claire M Homewood Homewood dau of Henry Hilleyard Apr 1897 1898 Grandview Fayette Sec C. Lot 202. Dau of Henry Hilleyard Homewood 1864/IL-1916/StrawberryPt & Minnie Orpha Earle 1866/Albany-1930/StarwberryPt.
Homewood Claud or Claude Homewood Homewood son of David Isaac Dec 14, 1890 25 Jul 1891 Grandview Fayette Sec D, lot 201, burial #593. Age 7m11d. Son of David Isaac Homewood 1863/IL-1943/CO & Ida Lillian Spear 1866/PA.
Homewood Dorothy Eliz Homewood Homewood dau of Ira Dean Apr 19, 1913 Aug 1931 Grandview Fayette Sec C. Dau of Ira Dean Homewood 1869/Westfield.Twp-1927/Westfield.Twp & Harriett M. Follett 1873/Westfield.village-1949/Oelwein.
Homewood Harriet Mae Follette Homewood Ira Dean 1868/Westfield.Twp-1927/Fayette. Oct 27, 1873 Jul 22, 1849 Grandview Fayette Sec C, Lot 202, burial #2205. Dau of Charles Ephraim Follett 1840/Maine-1920/Westfield.Twp & Eliz Jane Hughes 1855/IN-1914/Fayette. Ch; Rufus E, Alfred Dean, Edith Mae, Charles Earl, Leslie Euguen, Myrthle Blanche, Ira Lyle, Harvey R, Dorothy E.
Homewood Henry Hilleyard Homewood Earle Minnie Orpha 1866/Albany-1930/StrawberryPt Oct 29, 1864 Sep 16, 1916 Grandview Fayette Sec D, Lot 202. Son of Isaac Homewood 1829/Eng-1897/Fayette & Sarah Ann Dean 1836/Eng-1990/Fayette. Ch; Amy, Richard Edwin, Kathrine J, Clare, Henrietta L.
Homewood Ida Jane Homewood Homewood dau of Isaac 4 Mar 1866 24 Feb 1888 Grandview Fayette Sec B, Lot 223. Dau of Isaac Homewood 1829/Eng-1897/Fayette & Sarah Ann Dean 1836/Eng-1990/Fayette.
Homewood Ida Lillian Spear Homewood David Isaac 1863/IL-1943/CO, buried CO. Oct 17, 1866 Jan 19, 1914 Grandview Fayette Sec D, lot 201, burial #1113, 8' from N end. Ch; Grace, Isaac Robert, Ella Bell, Claude.
Homewood Ira Dean Homewood Follette Harriett M 1873/Westfield.Twp-1949/Oelwein Jan 1, 1868 Apr 28, 1927 Grandview Fayette Sec C, Lot 202, burial #1488. Son of Isaac Homewood 1829/Eng-1897/Fayette & Sarah Ann Dean 1836/Eng-1990/Fayette. Ch; Rufus E, Alfred Dean, Edith Mae, Charles Earl, Leslie Euguen, Myrthle Blanche, Ira Lyle, Harvey R, Dorothy E.
Homewood Isaac Homewood Dean Sarah Ann 1836/England-1890/Fayette 5 Dec 1829 29 Dec 1897 Grandview Fayette Sec B, Lot 223. Son of Thomas Homewood 1801/Eng-1891/Eng & Munn ?/Eng-?Eng. Ch; Geo Thomas, Annie S, Thomas Geo, Isaac Dean, Silas Hilliy, Leella Mary, David Isaac, Henry Hilleyard, Ida Jane, Ira Dean, Eliza Ann, Ada May, Amy Jane, Alfred John, Sarah Ann.
Homewood Katie Langerman Homewood Alfred John 1876/Westfield.Twp-1951/IA? 1876 1951 Grandview Fayette Sec D. RNA. Ch; Isabella Pearl, Harold D.
Homewood Minnie O Earl Homewood Henry Hilleyard 1864/IL-1916/Strawberry.PT Jun 16, 1866 Sep 18, 1930 Grandview Fayette Sec C, Lot 202. Dau of Richare Earle (of Albany Mill) 1815/Eng-1879/Fayette & Catherine Ann Brown 1818/OH-1891/Fayette. Ch; Amy, Richard Edwin, Kathrine J, Clare, Henrietta L.
Homewood Sarah Ann Dean Homewood Isaac 1829/Eng-1887/Faeytte 6 May 1836 27 Jan 1890 Grandview Fayette Sec B, Lot 223. Dau of Thomas & Eliz Dean of England. Ch; Geo Thomas, Annie S, Thomas Geo, Isaac Dean, Silas Hilliy, Leella Mary, David Isaac, Henry Hilleyard, Ida Jane, Ira Dean, Eliza Ann, Ada May, Amy Jane, Alfred John, Sarah Ann.
Homewood Kathy Lu Ann Homewood Homewood dau of Charles Ervin 12 Jun 1954 15 May 1957 Hawkeye Hawkeye Lot 551. Dau of Charles Ervin Homewood 1928/Bethel.Twp-2004/Windsor.Twp & Unknown Ungerer.
Homewood Kevin Charles Homewood Conrad Nanyc 1957 Jan 14, 1992 Hawkeye Hawkeye Son of Charles Ervin Homewood 1928/Bethel.Twp-2004/Hawkeye.IA & Doris Ungerer. Ch; Kevin Jr, Darren.
Homewood Laura Anna Appelman Homewood Clifford James 1919/Fay.Co-1993/WestUnion 24 Jul 1923 17 Oct 1983 Hawkeye Hawkeye Lot 623. Ch: Cheryl, Larry, Dennis, Diane, Barbara.
Homewood Clifford James Homewood Appleman Anna Luara 1923/Fay.Co-1983/Fay.Co May 16, 1919 Feb 14, 1993 Hawkeye Hawkeye Lot 623. Son of James Thomas Homewood 1890/Windsor.Twp-1960/Windsor.Twp & Elva Bell Wicham 1891/Bethel.Twp-1985/WestUnion. Ch: Cheryl, Larry, Dennis, Diane, Barbara.
Homewood Bessie Bell Homewood Homewood dau of James Thomas Feb 16, 1917 Dec 31, 1918 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Dau of James Thomas Homewood 1890/Windsor.Twp-1960/Windsor.Twp & Elva Bell Wicham 1891/Bethel.Twp-1985/WestUnion.
Homewood Doris Dean Mayo Homewood Wm Fred 1895/Windsor.Twp-1967/Windsor.Twp, 2nd wife. 1 Aug 1905 8 Apr 1986 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Ch; Betty Lou, Jerry Gene, Judith Ann.
Homewood Elva Bell Wickham Homewood James Thomas 1890/Windsor.Twp-1960/Windsor.Twp 22 Dec 1891 11 Apr 1985 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Dau of Wm Wickham 1873/IA & Annetta Miller ?/IA. Ch; Amy Mae, Howard, Bessie Bell, Clifford James, Eobert Eugene, Raymond Donald, Charles Ervin, Unknown.
Homewood Eva May Steuer Homewood Wm Fred 1895/Windsor.Twp-1967/Windsor.Twp, 1st wife. Mar 10, 1896 Jun 10, 1928 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Dau of Wm Steuer 1869/IA-1937/Bethel.Twp 8 Nina Orris 1879/IA. Ch; Arlo Lavern (Tom), LeRoy Wm, Doris Elaine, Eva May.
Homewood Howard Homewood Homewood son of Thomas Geo Oct 7, 1915 Jan 2, 1919 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Son of James Thomas Homewood 1890/Windsor.Twp-1960/Windsor.Twp & Elva Bell Wickham 1891/Bethel.Twp-1985/WestUnion.
Homewood James Thomas Homewood Wickham Elva Bell 1891/Bethel.Twp-1985/WestUnion Aug 27, 1890 May 7, 1960 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Son of Thomas Geo Homewood 1857/IL-1931/Windsor.Twp & Lucy May Whitely 1868/Westfield.Twp-1923/Windsor.Twp. Ch; Amy Mae, Howard, Bessie Bell, Clifford James, Eobert Eugene, Raymond Donald, Charles Ervin, Unknown.
Homewood John Henry Homewood Schott Eliz Ann 1900/Windsor.Twp-1934/IaCity, 1st; 2nd Marth Helen Pierce 1902/Fay.Co-1988/WestUnion May 19, 1903 Mar 7, 1970 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Son of Thomas Geo Homewooe 1857/IL-1931/Winsdor.Twp & Lucy May Whitely 1868/Westfield.Twp/1923/Windsor.Twp. Ch with Eliz; Harold Geo, Phyliss Jane.
Homewood Eliz Lizzie Ann Schott Homewood John Henry 1903/Winsdor.Twp-1970/WestUnion Mar 15, 1900 Dec 3, 1934 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Dau of Lawrence Schott ?/Ger & Marie Popenhagen 1879/IL. Ch; Harold Geo, Phyllis Jane.
Homewood Lucy M Whitley Homewood Thomas George 1857/IL-1931/Hawkeye Jul 6, 1868 Aug 23, 1923 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Lot 11. Dau of Frederick M. Whitely 1835/IN-1910/Westfield.Twp & Matilda J. Earle 1841/IL-1913/Fayette. Sadie Adele, James Thomas, Katie Ann, Wm Fred, John Henry.
Homewood Martha Helen Pierce Wickhan Unknown 1st; 2nd, Homewood John Henry 1903/Winsdor.Twp-1970/WestUnion, 2nd wife. 28 Mar 1902 24 Nov 1988 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Wickham ch; Leon Robert, Beverly, Betty, Delores, Joyce. Homewood ch; none.
Homewood Robert Eugene Homewood Woodwon Phyllis 1944?/2000/WestUnion 25 Feb 1921 30 May 1986 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Son of James Thomas Homewood 1890/Windsor.Twp-1960/Windsor.Twp & Elva Bell Wickham 1891/Bethel.Twp-1985/WestUnion.
Homewood Thomas George Homewood Whitely Lucy May 1868/Albany.area-1923/Hawkeye Oct 1, 1857 Aug 25, 1931 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Lot 11. Son of Isaac Homewood 1829/Englang-1897/Fayette & Sarah Ann Dean 1836/England-1890/Fayette. Sadie Adele, James Thomas, Katie Ann, Wm Fred, John Henry.
Homewood William Fred Homewood Steuer Eva Mae 1896/Bethel.Twp-1928/Windsor.Twp, 1st; 2nd Doris Dean Mayo 1905/Fay.Co-1896/Windsor.Twp. Aug 5, 1895 Mar 28, 1967 Oak Lawn Cem Eden Twp Son of Thomas Geo Homewood 1857/IL-1931/Windsor.Twp & Lucy May Whitely 1868/Westfield.Twp-1923/Windsor.Twp. Ch with Eva; Arlo Lavern, Leroy Wm, Doris Elaine, Eva Mae. Ch with Doris; Betty Lou, Jerry Gene, Judity Ann, plus five.
Homewood Harold George Homewood Langerman Phyllis Mary Holtzman 1910/Westfield.Twp-1993/Fayette, 2nd husb. 31 Dec 1923 11 Dec 1969 St Francis Cath Westfield Twp PFC US Army WWII. Ch; David Henry.
Homewood Irene Thamert Mcfadden Fred d.1845/Randalis, 1st; 2nd Harold Dean Homewood 1905/Smithfield.Twp-1987/Fayette. Jul 30, 1905 Dec 21, 1993 St Francis Cath Westfield Twp Dau of Andrew Thamert & Anna Runk. McFadden ch; John, Vernon, Kathleen, Patricia.
Homewood Phyllis Langerman Hollzman Orman Clifford 1908/Westfield.Twp-1937/Fay.Co.IA, 1st; 2nd Harold Geo Homewood 1823/Westfield.Twp-1969/Fayette Jul 24, 1910 Oct 5, 1993 St Francis Cath Westfield Twp Buried under Holtzman name. Holtzman ch; Carolyn Mary, Unknown. Homewood ch; David Henry.
Homewood Arlo Lavern Homewood Appleman Fern Irene 1918/Auburn.Twp-1983/WestUnion, 1st; 2nd; Mabel nee Banks Smid 1921/Fay.Co-1997/WestUnion. Mar 23, 1915 May 26, 1992 West Union West Union Son of Wm Fred Homewood 1895/Windsor.Twp-1967/Windsor.Twp & Eva Mae Steuer 1896/Bethel.Twp-1928/Windsor.Twp. Ch with Fern, Ardith Rae, Carolle Lois, Gayle, Irene.
Basic descendent tree of the major line in Fayette Co, Iowa.
I have to re-create trees from online, census, burial info so there will be speculations/best guesses.
The tree can be added too or corrected should anyone want to email the info to me.
... 5 HOMEWOOD, Thomas b: 1801 in Kent, England d: 23 Mar 1891 in Washenden, Biddenden, Kent.Co, England Note 8: Bet. 1856 - 1861 Came to America with sons; returned to England. Note 11: Occupation, farmer. Note 13: Ch; 6 sons, 7dau's.
......... +MUNN, Mary b: 1805 in Sutton, Kent, England d: 03 Jun 1882 in Biddenden, Kent.Co, England m: 02 Jun 1826 in London, England Note 8: Ch; 6 sons, 7dau's. Note 11: Age at death, 77y.
.... 6 HOMEWOOD, Isaac b: 05 Dec 1829 in Headcorn, Kent.Co.England d: 29 Dec 1897 in Farm on Corn Hill Rd, 4m E of Fayette, Fay.Co.IA; on a Wed. Burial: 02 Jan 1898 Grandview Cem, sec B, lot 223, burial 724, on a Sunday, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 4: Third of 13ch. Note 5: Bef. 1854 Farmed with father. Note 6: Abt. 1854 Became foreman for a landlord. Note 7: Bet. 1856 - 1866 England to Winnebago.Co.IL, rented farm. Note 8: Bet. 1867 - 1875 IL to Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, rented part of farm he would later purchase. Note 16: 1870 Census; farming, $700, SE corner of Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 17: 1874 Purchsed 350a, $7500, in SE area, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 18: 1874 Borroed $600 down payment for farm. Note 19: 1878 Hist; farming 305a, sec 35, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 21: 1889 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 22: 1890 Very successful with 465a farms SE & NW of Fayette. Note 24: 1895 Census; widowed, Alfred & Amy with, farming, SE of Fayette, IA. Note 28: Cause of death; pneumonia, out in cold from house fire week before. Note 29: 07 Dec 1899 "Big Auction" by adm. of Isaac Homewood estate, at home farm SE of Fayette.
.......... +DEAN, Sarah Ann b: 06 May 1836 in Biddington, Kent.Co.England d: 27 Jan 1890 in Fayette, Fayette Co, IA Burial: 28 Jan Grandview Cem, sec B, lot 223, burial #556, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. m: 26 Dec 1853 in Biddenden, Kent, England Father: Thomas DEAN Mother: Elizabeth UNKNOWN Note 3: 04 Jun 1856 Eng to NY to Cherry Valley, Winnegabo Co, IL Note 5: 1866 ILL to Fayette Co, IA.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, James Thomas b: 27 Aug 1890 in Fayette area, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 07 May 1960 in Hawkeye area, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 11: 1925 Census; farming, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
.............. +BRUENINIG, Edward m: 10 Nov 1932 Note 11: Ch; 6 with Amy.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Howard b: 07 Oct 1915 in Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 02 Jan 1919 in Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Bessie Bell b: 16 Feb 1917 in Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 31 Dec 1918 in Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Robert Eugene b: 25 Feb 1921 in Fay.Co.IA d: 30 May 1986 in West Union, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
......... 10 HOMEWOOD, Kathy LuAnn b: 12 Jun 1954 in Hawkeye, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 15 May 1957 in Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Hawkeye Cem, lot 551, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 11: Drowed in farm creek.
......... 10 HOMEWOOD, Kevin Charles b: 1957 in Hawkeye, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 14 Jan 1992 in Auto accident, Limerick, Maine Burial: Hawkeye Cem, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 9: 1978 In the Army at time of marriage. Note 11: 1991 Foreman for Maine Rubber Co, Westbrook Maine.
............... +CONRAD, Nancy m: 06 Jan 1978 in Luth. Ch, Hawkeye, Fay.Co.IA.
....... 8  HOMEWOOD, William Fred b: 05 Aug 1895 in Fayette area, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 28 Mar 1967 in Hawkeye area, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 11: 1925 Census; farming, Hawkeye area, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 15: Ch; 4 with Eva, 7 with Doris.
............. +STEUER, Eva Mae b: 10 Mar 1896 in Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.Ia d: 10 Jun 1928 in Hawkeye area, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA m: 14 Aug 1914 Father: William STEUER Mother: Nina ORRIS Note 11: Died during childbirth.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Eva Mae b: 10 Jun 1928 in Fay.Co.IA d: 10 Jun 1928 in Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
....... 8  HOMEWOOD, John Henry b: 19 May 1903 in Fayette area, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 07 Mar 1970 in West Unon, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 6: Jan 1909 Hand badly crushed in corn shredder, age 5+. Note 8: 1925 Census; farming N of Hawkeye in Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: Ch; 3 with Eliz. Note 15: Bef. 1965 Farmed N of Hawkeye in Fay.Co.IA. Note 18: 21 Sep 1965 Retired to home on Wells.St in West Union, IA.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Harold George b: 31 Dec 1923 in Hawkeye area, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 11 Dec 1969 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA Burial: St Francis Cath Cem, Fayette, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: Army, WWII.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Phyllis Jane b: 11 Jun 1925 in Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 29 Jul 1989 in Raymond, Bk.Hawk.Co.IA Note 11: 1970 Living in Waterloo, IA.
........ 9 HOMEWOOD, Joyce Note 11: 1970 Living in Waterloo, IA.
............. +PIERCE, Martha Helen b: 28 Mar 1902 in Fay.Co.IA d: 24 Nov 1988 in West Unon, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Oak Lawn Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. m: 24 Dec 1937 in Fay.Co.IA Father: Walter PIERCE Mother: Incie ENTWISIE Note 9: Attended country schools, then Alpha H.S.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Lelia Leella Luella Ella Mary May b: 24 Sep 1861 in Cherry Valley, Winnebago Co, IL d: 15 Jan 1920 in Hosp, Rochester, MN Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, IA. Note 11: Living on same for 36yrs, at time of death. Note 21: Age at death; 58y3m21d.
........... +POTTER, Perry b: 18 Jan 1856 in Manchester, Delaware Co, IA d: 28 Jun 1941 in Fayette, Fayette Co, IA Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, IA. m: 05 Dec 1883 in Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Father: Daniel POTTER Mother: Jane E. PHILLIPS Note 11: 1890 Farming in Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
....... 8 POTTER, Ida May b: 23 Dec 1884 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA d: 17 Dec 1961 Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
........ 9 BURNS, Howard b: 23 Dec 1910 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA d: 01 May 1981 in Fayette, Fayette Co, IA Note 3: Worked at the Fayette rock quarry.
........ 9 BURNS, Elvin Dale b: 13 Aug 1913 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA d: 08 Jan 1949 in Fayette, Fayette Co, IA Note 3: Died in accident at Fayette, IA, rock quarry.
....... 8 POTTER, Daniel Isaac b: 14 Jan 1886 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA d: 19 Sep 1972 in Fayette Co, IA Note 3: Farmer and blacksmith.
....... 8 POTTER, Charles Henry b: 03 Jul 1887 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA d: 21 Nov 1960 Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, IA. Note 3: Farmed iin Smithfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA.
....... 8 POTTER, Roy George Jack b: 17 Mar 1892 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA d: 20 Feb 1979 Note 1: Called Jack.
..... 7  HOMEWOOD, David Isaac b: 01 May 1863 in Cherry Valley, Winnebago Co, IL d: 30 Mar 1943 in Olathe, CO Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, IA. Note 8: 1895 Census; farming, Homewood area, SE of Fayette, IA. Note 9: Sep 1896 Living in east part of Fayette village, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: 1910 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 14: 1920 Living at Olathe, CA Note 17: 1927 Living at Olathe, CO.
........... +SPEAR, Ida Lillian Speer b: 17 Oct 1866 in Penn d: 19 Jan 1914 in Olathe, CO Burial: 24 Jan 1914 Grandview Cem, sec D, lot 201, burial #1113, 8' from N end, Fayette, IA. m: 13 Mar 1890 in Fayette, Fayette Co, IA Note 11: Cause of death; liver cancer.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Claude b: 14 Dec 1890 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA d: 25 Jul 1891 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA Burial: 26 Jul 1891 Grandview Cem, sec D, lot 201, burial #593, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Henry Hilleyard b: 29 Oct 1864 in Cherry Valley, Winnebago Co, ILL d: 16 Sep 1916 in Strawberry Point area, Cass Twp, Clayton Co, Iowa Burial: Grandview Cem, sec C, lot 202, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 3: Called Harry. Note 9: 1895 Census; farming, SE of Fayette, IA. Note 11: 1900 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 14: 1910 Census; farming, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 19: 1927 Living at Strawberry Pt, Clayton.Co.IA.
........... +EARLE, Minnie Orpha b: 16 Jun 1866 in Albany, Fayette Co, Iowa d: 18 Sep 1930 in Strawberry Point, Clayton Co, Iowa Burial: Grandview Cem, sec C, lot 202, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. m: 04 Dec 1889 in Albany, Westfield TwpFayette Co, Iowa Father: Richard EARLE Mother: Catherine Ann BROWN Note 11: Lived in Strawberry Point, Clayton Co, Iowa.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Kathrine Jane b: May 1894 in Wesfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa d: 29 May 1936 in Hospital, Oelwein, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Strawberry Pt, Clatyon Co, IA Note 11: Living at Strawberry.Pt, Clayton.Co.IA at time of death.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Claire M. b: 21 Apr 1897 in Wesfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa d: 17 Dec 1898 in Wesfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Burial: Grandview Cem, sec C, lot 202, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Ida Jane b: 04 Mar 1866 in Cherry Valley, Winnebago Co, IL d: 24 Feb 1888 in Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec B, lot 223, burial #505, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: Cause of death; measles.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Ira Dean b: 01 Jan 1868 in Wesfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 28 Apr 1927 in Fayette area, Fayette Co, IA Burial: Grandview Cem, burial 1488, sec C, lot 202, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 7: 1895 Census; farming, homewood area, SE of Fayette, IA. Note 10: Bet. 1897 - 1927 Took over home farm after death of father. Note 11: 1900 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 16: 1925 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 18: 1927 Farming home farm (of Issac), SE of Fayette, IA. Note 21: Cause of death; diabetes.
........... +FOLLETT, Harriett Mae b: 27 Oct 1873 in Westfield village, Fay.Co.IA d: 22 Jul 1949 in Oelwein, Fayette Co, IA Burial: Grandview Cem, burial 2205, sec C, lot 202, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. m: 26 Apr 1893 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA Father: Charles Ephraim FOLLETT Mother: Elizabeth Jane HUGHES Note 3: Called Hattie. Note 8: Cause of death; corornary thrombosis.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Alfred Dean b: 08 Apr 1895 in Fayette area, Fayette Co, IA d: 20 Aug 1953 in Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec C, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
....... 8  HOMEWOOD, Edith Mae b: 05 Sep 1897 in Fayette area, Fayette Co, IA d: 10 Dec 1951 in Dubuque, IA Note 9: Ch; 4 with Lloyd, 2 with Wm.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Charles Earl b: 05 Aug 1899 in Fayette area, Fayette Co, IA d: 18 Jun 1941 in Iowa City, IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec E, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 8: 1925 Census; farming, Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 11: Ch; 5 with Velna.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Dorothy Elizabeth b: 19 Apr 1913 in Fayette area, Fayette Co, IA d: Aug 1931 in Fayette area, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
............. +RESSLER, Kenneth Calvin Waite b: 24 Dec 1894 in Shell Rock or Fayette, IA d: 27 Oct 1970 in St. Paul, Ramsey.Co.MN Father: Franklin Jay RESSLER Mother: Flora Lucinda WAITE Note 5: 1920 Census; farming, on "Hunt' farm, near Fred Hoyt, Lima Rd, Fayette.IA.
........ 9 RESSLER, Don E. b: 1921 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA d: 19 Sep 1921 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, Sec A, lot 14, Fayette, IA.
........ 9 WOOD, Archie b: 09 Nov 1925 in Fayette, Fayette Co, IA d: 29 Dec 1998 in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, IA Note 3: Truck driver.
........ 9 CHITTENDEN, Dorcas Ada b: 21 May 1925 in Smithfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 02 May 2006 in Health care, Independence, Buchanan Co, IA Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, IA. Note 4: 1943 Graduated, Fayette High School.
......... 10 SMOCK, Jeff Note 3: 2006 Living Manchester, IA.
......... 10 SMOCK, Judy Note 3: 2006 Living, Evansdale, IA.
......... 10 SMOCK, Karen Note 3: 2006 Living, Walcott, IA.
......... 10 SMOCK, Janice Note 3: 2006 Living, Washingon, IA.
......... 10 SMOCK, Sandy Note 3: Living, Meriden, IA.
......... 10 SMOCK, Lori Note 3: 2006 Living, Davenport, IA.
........ 9 CHITTENDEN, Shirley Ann b: 10 Aug 1928 in Smithfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 09 Feb 1933 in Smithfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec E, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
........ 9 CHITTENDEN, Lois Esto b: 07 Mar 1930 in Smithfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 27 Jun 1989 in Waterloo hosptial, Bk.Hawk.Co.IA Burial: Grandvew Cem, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
......... 10 HALL, Gaylin Note 9: Lving in Story City, IA.
......... 10 HALL, Neil Note 8: Living in Bedford, IA.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Amy Jane b: 24 Dec 1872 in Westfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 01 Mar 1932 in Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Alfred John b: 18 Feb 1876 in Westfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 17 Jan 1951 in Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec D, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 9: 1900 Census; living with bro Thomas, farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.Ia. Note 11: 1910 Census; farming, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 16: 1927 Living in Fayette village, Fay.Co.IA.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Harold Dean b: 20 May 1905 in Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 21 Feb 1987 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec D, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: Bef. 1975 Lived in Cedar Rapids, IA. Note 12: 1975 Retired back to Fayette, IA.
....... 8 HOMEWOOD, Isabella Pearl b: 10 Sep 1907 in Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 11 Oct 1912 in Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, sec D, lot 101, burial #1080, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: Cause of death; appendicitus. Note 12: Age at death; 5y1m1d.
..... 7 HOMEWOOD, Sarah Sadie Ann b: 02 Dec 1878 in Westfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA d: 30 Mar 1955 in Fay.Co.IA Burial: Grandview Cem, Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Note 11: 1900 Census; div?, sis/law with Stranahan's, in Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
.... 6 HOMEWOOD, David b: 29 Jan 1835 in Biddenden, Kent.Co, England d: 07 Dec 1901 in Lousivlle, Pottawtomie.Co.KS Note 8: 1856 England to Winnebago.Co.IL Note 11: 1895 Living in Wamego, KS.

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TCU head coach Gary Patterson rewrote Horned Frog record books on Saturday night, with his 110th win at the helm of the Frogs.
He passed legendary coach Dutch Meyer, who was responsible for both of TCU’s national championships in 1935 and 1938.
However, Patterson wasn’t the only Horned Frog setting a record against the hapless Grambling State.
Quarterbacks Casey Pachall and Trevone Boykin combined to go 17-17 on pass attempts, the most ever without an incompletion in FBS history.
Pachall, who only played in the first half, was 9-9 for 201 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Wide receiver Josh Boyce, the leader in receptions, yards and touchdowns last year for the Frogs, had 102 yards receiving on four catches for two touchdowns, one of which was a 66-yard catch-and-run in the second quarter. Receivers Brandon Carter and David Bush also had touchdown receptions.
The Frogs asserted themselves on the ground as well, rushing for 255 yards, getting over 50 yards from Waymon James (69), B.J. Catalon (63) and Boykin (57).
The majority of Boykin’s rushing yards came on a 34-yard scramble that resulted in a touchdown, and increased TCU’s lead to 49-0.
On special teams, true freshman cornerback Deante’ Gray returned his first ever punt 70 yards for a touchdown. He finished the evening with 160 punt return yards. New kicker Jaden Oberkrom will have relieved Frog fans saying, “Ross Evans who?” in no time, as he went 8-8 on extra point attempts for the game.
The defense got into the action as well, harassing Grambling State QB D.J. Williams all night long. Three Frogs, Devante Fields, Stansley Maponga and Sam Carter, all sacked Williams, and TCU recorded three other tackles for loss.
Junior safety Elisha Olabode had a pick-6 in the first quarter that pushed the lead to 21-0 as the Frogs built a lead early and never looked back.
At the end of the night, Grambling State gained 70 total yards of offense, roughly as much yardage as their band covered in their fantastic halftime show.
Next week, the Frogs head up to Lawrence, Kansas, for their first Big 12 conference game against the Kansas Jayhawks.
The Jayhawks lost to Rice this week, so I fully expect the Frogs to take care of business.
Meanwhile, the Frogs have jumped to #11 in DSR’s College Football Top 25. Check out the rest of the rankings here.
Week 2 in the college football season really did a number on my rankings.
Five teams in my Week 1 Top 25 found themselves out of the rankings in Week 2, so let’s jump right in.
So, without further ado, here is Week 2’s Top 25 (scroll over the image for more detail, or look below the image. Sorry about the formatting, we’re working to improve it).
Well, it’s about time we preview the Frogs’ game this week, and make some around the league picks.
TCU hosts Grambling State on Saturday night in what’s sure to be an invigorating display of speed, power, and monetary superiority, namely in the form of a new stadium. The first game in the Carter shouldn’t concern any Frogs, at all, and will in truth focus mostly on the in-game experience of a rather young Horned Frog squad before they head into the Big 12 waters.
Never one to look past an opponent, though, let’s go ahead and give Grambling State the rundown. The Grambling State University Tigers, an HBU located in Louisiana, have an enrollment of less than 5,000 students (half of TCU). They have a thriving Sports Administration and Social Work program. The Tigers are an FCS team competing in the Southwestern Athletic Conference against such elite programs as Mississippi Valley State, Prairie View A&M, and Alcorn State. The Grambling Football squad went 8-4 last year, winning the SWAC rather convincingly.
Last week, the Tigers had less luck, slipping up in the fourth quarter and giving up 13 points to Alcorn State to lose 22-21. Tigers leading rusher Dawrence Roberts lefts at the half with cramps (98 yards), and his absence was a notable one. Expect Roberts to be a key point of attack for the TCU defense, as true talent is an uncommon occurrence on the Grambling team.
TCU should win this easily. Expect the inevitable slow start from the Frogs, but this game should be out of reach by the second quarter. I’ll be heading out there early, enjoying the celebration of a new stadium and a new season, and praying for a Rick Settle fourth quarter TD.
Ohio State takes care of UCF. 44-13, all business.
Miami at #9 Kansas State. I’ve got the U squeaking out a victory here. Kansas State is a one trick pony with Collin Klein, and I imagine Miami will figure it out pretty early on. 27-17 Miami.
#15 UGA at Mizzou. Missouri had some choice words for the Dawgs this weekend, and the SEC in general. DT Sheldon Richardson (Read: Scrub with a large mouth) felt it necessary to poke the bulldog and say, “[The SEC] is old-man football.” Heaven help that kid. The Fightin’ Richts take this guy convincingly, unfettered by the moral implications of reminding Missouri that they shalt not take the SEC’s name in vain. UGA 24-10.
Every week, we’ll pick an insignificant Mid-American Conference game, just to keep you abreast of what happens on Tuesday Nights. This Week’s MAC Special (unfortunately, no Tuesday games this week): Morgan State @ Buffalo. I like Turner Gil- wait, he’s not? That was three years ago? Ok, Morgan State covers the spread. Money in the bank.
Comment with your picks. Don’t forget to follow @TheDSportsRant for live coverage on Saturday, and @spfleming for an emotionally-attached detailing of bad football.
It was certainly a busy weekend for college football, both on the field and in the rankings. Big wins and upsets, major injuries and breakout performances all had a say in making the weekend great.
It has become a running theme that at least one FCS team will upset their FBS opponent in week 1. Pitt became the latest to fall to an “inferior” foe, as they were knocked off, quite handily, by Youngstown State.
Now that that’s out of the way, let’s take a look at how things shifted from our preseason poll.
Quick bit: Tevin Washington made everyone forget his solid performance by throwing the worst interception of the weekend.
Nick Florence could have Bears fans forgetting all about Robert Griffin III.
Quick bit: Nick Florence picked up where RG3 left off in throwing for 341 yards and 4 touchdowns. There’s a storyline to watch.
Quick bit: The Cougars absolutely stifled Washington State’s offense in Mike Leach’s return to coaching.
Quick Bit: This win would have been more impressive if Kellen Moore was still a Bronco.
Quick bit: 84 points is impressive, but Savannah State has won two games in the last two seasons playing in the MEAC.
Losing Brandon Jenkins means guys like Bjoern Werner will have to step it up (Of course, Werner had four sacks on Saturday).
Quick bit: The ‘Noles suffered a huge loss on Saturday when DE Brandon Jenkins hurt his foot. Jenkins will miss the entire season, as we learned Monday.
Quick Bit: It took a 4th-quarter, 4th-down stand for the Badgers to beat the fellas from the MVC.
Quick bit: I knew Alabama was good but I didn’t expect the Wolverines to get beaten like this. The Tide plain whooped them.
Quick bit: The Hokies benefited greatly from a huge Georgia Tech error. Kicker Cody Journell redeems an earlier FG miss to seal it for Virginia Tech.
Quick Bit: Vanderbilt is a good team, and the Gamecocks should be happy they left Nashville with a win.
Geno Smith is already making Heisman pundits go “Oooooooooo”.
Quick Bit: Geno Smith got his Heisman bid off to a great start, throwing for 323 yards and 4 touchdowns, while running for 65 more yards and another score.
Quick bit: It took a strong 4th quarter for the Sooners to put UTEP away. Before that, they struggle mightily on offense.
If Alabama has another game like they did on Saturday, they’ll be the new #1.
Quick bit: The Tide are for real. That’s all.
Quick bit: Barkley threw for almost 400 yards and four touchdowns.
Well, for lack of a more grandiose introduction sentence, it’s over. A season full of unbelievable lows, mildly exciting highs, and lack of general grasp on just who exactly this team is has finally come to a close. It ended [disclaimer: clichés ahead] not with a bang but a whimper, as the Frogs went out quietly in UCLA, amassing just 3 runs on 14 hits in their 65 at-bats in Los Angeles. They lost the same way they’ve lost all season – mental mistakes, fielding errors, and impatience at the plate – which is marginally frustrating, but ultimately to be expected.
I could say so many negative things about the Frogs this weekend, but they played their little tails off to scrap into a Super Regional they had no business being at, and should be commended for peaking at the right time and playing hard.
The postseason experience really gave the Frogs a good time to gel, and their chemistry and momentum rolling into next season should be huge, as the freshmen realize that when they actually come out and play, nobody can touching them. This run in the College World Series really was a positive time for this team, and a great way to reward the freshmen after they worked so hard to compensate for an all but dead weight upper class (you know who I’m referring to).
I’ve reached a good place about this Horned Frog baseball team, after this run. I was very negative on them this season. Only half of them deserved it (the upperclassmen and Derek Odell). The freshmen on this team have really played well this season. Once Kevin Cron got healthy and notched some at-bats, he was unreal this season. His upside is tremendous, especially after an off-season workout regimen gets him into shape coming into next season.
Jerrick Suiter is a freak. That’s about all I have to say about him. Preston Morrison was just named 1st team Freshman All-American. The Frogs have a core coming back that is already respected, and soon to be feared.
Despite the no-show in the Supers, this Frog team sent a very strong message to their new Big 12 friends – it’s about to get real.
As the College World Series wraps up in the next few weeks, Frogballing will inevitably become less frequent, but I’m still planning to update on important news and offseason notes, maybe even track a few of our boys in the big leagues. For now, I’m going into full CWS mode, so let’s get to the picks.
Last week: I went 6-2, missing only TCU and Stanford. That brings me to 14-10 on the postseason, a respectable .583.
In the Upper Half of the bracket, I’m finally caving and relinquishing my stubbornness: I think Florida State is undoubtedly the team to beat now. That’s right, I #fearthespear. Call me crazy for this, but they’ll see Stony Brook in the semifinal. The Seawolves went into the dragon’s lair and stole two games convincingly from LSU this weekend, and they aren’t scared of anybody. And, come on, they’re the only ones left with more than 50 wins. FSU-Stony Brook semifinal.
In the Lower Half, I’m much less fun. South Carolina loses the first game to Florida, and then the two will duke it out for best of the SEC in the semi-final. Consistent with #KingSEC, Arkansas advances past Kent State, but ultimately loses to Florida and South Carolina.
So, on the record, for clarity’s sake I’ve got my final four as FSU-Stony Brook and Florida-South Carolina.
Bet against me, and maybe you’ll keep your money. Leave predictions below if you think you can do better. Remember to follow @TheDSportsRant for general updates, and during the games I’ll be tweeting reactions from @spfleming.
In the top of the sixth inning, the TCU baseball team trailed the Dayton Flyers 9-6 and had only a mere twelve outs standing between them and losing five straight, ending their season. That’s about as dramatic, back-against-the-wall a situation can get. And what did the Frogs do? Exactly what they haven’t all season – relaxed, stayed patient at the plate, and watched the runs flow like a waterfall. Since that sixth inning, the Frogs have played with a calm and reserve they have been incapable of tapping into for the whole of this season. At one point, there was a stretch of 13 innings where the Frogs outscored their opponents 32-5, per @tcusid. They were down in every game they played this weekend, and came back to win four of them in a row, playing the last innings placidly, not batting an eye. They quietly disposed of A&M, and then just dismantled Ole Miss to win the regional.
Their maturity at the plate is astonishing, as the majority of their team and offensive production this end of season stretch has come from freshmen, but it helps that Brance and the older players remembered who they are. I have no idea what happened to Brance, but some proverbial WD-40 on the gears has fired him back up again, peaking at the perfect time this season. The Frogs are playing great ball, the best we’ve seen all season, and with the veterans there to bolster the blazing freshmen, the Frogs are going to be hard to beat. As long as Derek Odell stops making errors. Scratch that – also long as he keeps his Error to Home Run ration at 1:1.
Before I make some picks, let’s take a 30,000 foot view at the UCLA Bruins, who the Frogs face in the Super Regional for a three game series this weekend. UCLA is 45-14 on the season, the PAC 10/12/Whatever regular season champs. This is the Bruins’ third Super Regional appearance in six seasons. They are led by manager John Savage (ok not that guy). Savage has been at UCLA for 8 years, and the Bruins have been in the postseason for six of them. He matches Schlossnagle pound for pound in experience. The Bruins play in Jackie Robinson Stadium, which has no bearing on the matchup other than it’s a pretty cool name for any baseball facility, especially what with the whole Dodgers-being-in-LA-now ordeal.
The Bruins overpower the Frogs in batting average, .310 to .268, but despite the reputation their pitching staff has nationwide, their 3.28 team ERA is higher than TCU (.317). In the Super Regional, UCLA was dominant, outscoring their three opponents (Creighton 2x and New Mexico State) 23-6 in three games. The Bruins actually gave up more hits in their third game (12) than they did in their first two combined (4). They are led by Junior OF Jeff Gelalich, who has 50 runs scored this season, and, wait for it… a .998 OPS. He’s also batting .372. So he’s pretty good. Also, on the Bruin pitching staff is sophomore Adam Plutko, who has 2.56 ERA and 85 strikeouts in 105.2 innings over 16 games. He essentially guarantees 6 innings a game, on average, and their bullpen is beyond fierce. The relief trio of Ryan Deeter, David Berg, and Scott Griggs have 115 appearances between them, and Deeter and Berg both have ERAs below 2.oo. The Frogs are going to have to score runs early, as a late comeback just doesn’t happen against UCLA. These guys are lights out.
In Gainesville, Florida takes care of NC State in two games. All business here.
South Carolina will advance over a scrappy Oklahoma team, conceding the second game.
Kent State rolled through an easy regional, but so did Oregon. Golden Flashes in three. Because we like the little guy here at DSR.
Arkansas over Baylor in Waco. Again, all business. Two games.
Florida State and Stanford is a series I’m excited to watch. I’ll pick the Cardinal here, in three tough games.
Arizona is rolling, and St. John’s can’t keep that pace for three games. ‘Cats lose game one, close, win it on Sunday.
As much as everything in me wants Stony Brook to beat LSU, it probably won’t happen. But I’m going to pick the upset. Stony Brook rallies late on Sunday, stuns the Tigers.
Last, but not least: UCLA v TCU. I think the Frogs will win game one here. They have serious momentum. We can attribute the game two hold-your-ground win to UCLA. So it comes down to Sunday, again. Honestly, the Frogs play best when they’re on the hot seat, and I think they can squeeze by UCLA. It won’t be easy, and it sure as heck won’t be pretty, but if they keep pace with this weekend, they can hang with anyone. The key is to stay relaxed. With all these young guys, it would be very easy to get caught up in the moment, and to freeze. If Schloss can calm the boys down, the Frogs should advance. Officially, TCU 2-1 in a nailbiter.
Well, just like last time, bet against all of these, and hopefully you can win some money. Leave your picks below if you think you can do better. Follow @TheDSportsRant for general updates, and look to @spfleming for my live tweeting of the games.
Tomorrow afternoon kicks off our postseason with NCAA regionals. The Horned Frogs, after an astoundingly mediocre and disoriented first half of the season, have rallied to a respectable 36-19 record this season, scoring a date with Ole Miss Friday at 12:35 CST in College Station. After the jump I’ll preview the regional, suggest some strategy for the Froggies, and who knows, maybe even pick the regional winners nationwide.
A&M will face Dayton to meet the winner of TCU/Ole Miss, double elimination.
Ole Miss comes in a little battered and beaten by a rough SEC schedule. The Rebels limped to a 14-16 record in conference, hitting a huge speedbump after starting the season 15-3. One of those losses came in Fort Worth, as the Rebels and Frogs split two on Opening Weekend. The Rebels have hot bats, boasting a team average of .298, but their ERA sits at a pedestrian 3.57. Ole Miss has lost six of seven headed into the regional and desperately needs a jumpstart to make something happen in the postseason. Ole Miss is lead by Junior Infielder Alex Yarbrough, who is batting .389 with 41 RBI on 91 hits this season.
The Dayton Flyers, out of Dayton, Ohio (enrollment 7500), are the Atlantic Ten Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champs, rolling through the regular season with a 17-7 conference record. The Flyers are on somewhat of a tear, winning 9 of their last ten, and six straight. They are batting a better-than-respectable .293 on the season, but their pitching is 186th in the NCAA with a 4.93 ERA. Let’s just say that this will not bode well against the Aggies. The Flyers don’t do well on the road (15-16 record this season), having dropped games at Ball State, Miami of Ohio, and two to Temple. The Flyers’ player to watch this season is Brian Blasik, the Atlantic Conference’s only position player honored. The shortstop is batting .344 with 46 RBI on 84 hits.
Last, but not least, are the Aggies. A&M has the 5th best pitching staff in the NCAA, boasting a nigh ungodly 2.86 team ERA. The Aggies also hold a scary home field advantage: they’re 30-10 when playing at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park. (Apologies. Unnecessary endorsements made that last sentence clunky.) The Maroon and White will be tough to beat on their home field. They have 5 starters batting over .300. They have 6 pitchers with at least 14 appearances and an ERA under 2.95. In layman’s terms, they are very good. Very good.
The Frogs shouldn’t have trouble with Ole Miss, which of course in this Season without Reason means that they will. Pitching will have to be on, and the freshmen who have put the team on their backs will have to keep doing so, despite the pressure of the postseason. After a rough conference tournament, TCU needs to pull themselves up by the bootstraps and perform. It should be an exciting weekend. I’m planning on making the trip for game two on Saturday.
TCU: A&M cruises past Dayton, and TCU staves off a rally to beat the Rebels. This Frog team has played terribly, and they’ve played well. If they play well, they could eek this regional out. I think Schlossnagle settles the boys down, and they beat A&M on Sunday to advance.
Nationally, I’ll just run down the list of who I think advances to the Supers.
Oregon will host Valparaiso. Fleming’s Guide to Losing Money, Episode 28: Never bet against Valpo.
I want to pick Dallas Baptist and Rice, but I think I have to go with Baylor-Arkansas in Waco. Sorry little guys, maybe next year.
It’s hard to see anything else happening besides UCLA cruising to the Super Regional. They’ll host the Frogs.
Miami-LSU will be a fun matchup in Baton Rouge. I’d love to tailgate that.
New Mexico State will be extremely excited to move on, until they realize that they have no idea where Chapel Hill, NC, is.
Mississippi State will face Stanford. Why not FSU, you ask? Because SEC. That’s why.
My professional advice is to pick against literally every single one of the above matchups, and maybe you’ll make some money. Leave your picks below, if you think you can do better.
Be sure to follow @TheDSportsRant on Twitter for updates periodically throughout the weekend, and @spfleming for emotional responses to the Frogs’ performances.


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The Gunners were held to a 1-1 draw in the north London derby – so Manchester United can leapfrog them with three points.
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CHICAGO (WLS) — The two women fighting it out to become Chicago’s next mayor met in their first head-to-head forum Thursday night. Toni Preckwinkle and Lori Lightfoot have just a handful of weeks to convince voters they are the best one to lead Chicago forward.
The gloves came off quickly after Preckwinkle criticized Lightfoot for being a successful corporate attorney, which is also part of Preckwinkle’s first attack ad.
“For somebody like Toni Preckwinkle and her people to criticize me for being successful, I find it highly ironic,” Lightfoot said.
“For the last 13 years she has been an equity partner, that’s an owner, that defends big tobacco, that defends big pharma, that defends environmental polluters,” Preckwinkle countered.
Lightfoot also launched her first ad attacking Toni Preckwinkle for her attack ad on Lightfoot and highlighting the fact Preckwinkle hired Ed Burke’s son.
In the forum, the decorum quickly disappeared.
Both candidates said crime was a key issues facing the city, but they clashed over the future of Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
“I’ve said that we need a superintendent that would acknowledge the challenges that we face, one of those is a code of silence in the police department, and the other is racism in the department, and he hasn’t been willing to do that,” said Preckwinkle.
“I don’t think it’s right or fair to, frankly, pander to the crowd as President Preckwinkle has done, to make the superintendent a lame duck,” said Lightfoot.
Lightfoot’s endorsement from a firefighters union Thursday was her second labor endorsement.
“Her opponent is a very nice woman and she’s done some good things but we feel Lori is the person that’s going to bring Local 2 and the city of Chicago forward,” said Jim Tracy, President, Chicago Firefighters Union Local 2, earlier in the day.
But the endorsement and some alderman who joined in caused another flare up.
“She accepted today the endorsement today from Alderman Sposato and Alderman Napolitano, both of whom are Trump supporters,” said Preckwinkle.
“What you are clearly determined to do from day one of the election and every day since, is to tell lie after lie,” Lightfoot retorted.
That prompted a swipe from Preckwinkle afterward.
“One of the most imports characteristics of leaders is that they be even tempered and judicious,” she said.
Afterwards Lightfoot said it’s clear Preckwinkle’s strategy will be about mudslinging.
Preckwinkle called that comment discouraging and said she’s just comparing and contrasting who they are.

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