Posted on 01 November 2008
Tags: aburns@ksu.edu, Andrea Burns, beautiful colors, carotenes, Clint Eastwood, color variation, cool nights, Daily Globe, Dodge City, DODGE CITY DAILY, Dodge City Daily Globe, dodge city ks, energy, fall colors, fall foliage, Ford County, Ford County Extension Office, Kansas, maples, Missouri, New England, new england in the fall, outlaw josey wales, plant pigments, purples, sugar accumulation, Sunflowers and Sons, Sunshine Sunflowers and Sons;, The Outlaw Josey Wales, tree species, warm sunny days, xanthophylls, yellows
Kansas isn’t the place most people think of when the words fall color are mentioned, but that is really a travesty. So few people know so little about other parts of the country to even think of them as being more than what they are most famous for. If it wasn’t for growing up in [...]
Posted on 01 November 2008
Tags: Bailey Massenburg, Big Island, Big Island Interscholastic Federation, Bill McMahon, Bryce Jenkins, Caralyn Broyles, Haley Abing, Hawaii, high school sports, Hilo, Honolulu, Honolulu Marathon, Honolulu Marathon/Hawaii High School Athletic Association, Interscholastic League, Interscholastic League of Honolulu, Jake Shiraki, Jana Larson, Juliana Besenbruch, Kauai Interscholastic Federation, KEITH BACK, Kekaulike, Kristin Ali Keith, Laura Shimabuku, Mark Turner, Maui Interscholastic League, Michael Franklin, New England, Stephens, Wayne Joseph
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I find it interesting that no matter where you are in the country so many high school sports take place in the same season, no matter how varied the seasonal climate is. From New England to Hawaii fall is the time for cross country.
Oahu runners to push BIIF harriers
Oahu runners to push BIIF harriers
JENKINS, KEITH [...]
Posted on 01 November 2008
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I am still working my way through the list and finally get my second high school sports story of the day. I know there are those who don’t necessarily consider this important news, and certainly nothing to blog home about, but it is. This is the sort of thing American can still have pride in. [...]
Posted on 23 April 2008
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I have been thinking all day on the subject of why Barack lost Pennsylvania. More specifically why Hillary won. The phrase elitist keeps coming back to my mind. Both Barack and Hillary are smart people, but there is a difference. Barack is too smart sometimes and thinks you are too. This works with me, his [...]
