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Cedar Ridge at Northern Durham softball! Listen live here!
Cedar Ridge at Northern Durham softball! Listen live here!
Torres, Woods leads Orange rushing attack to beat Cedar Ridge 36-6
Photo by Bernard Thomas No intricate Xs and Os. No pep talks. No diagnosing hours of game tape. Orange simply outmanned Cedar Ridge to retain the victory bell at Auman Stadium on Thursday night. One only need look at the Panthers’ rushing personnel, in addition to rushing yards, to understand why Orange continues to have the upper hand against its crosstown rivals on the gridiron.
Happy holidays: A list of actual personal confessions
Holidays, you ask? Technically, yes. It officially becomes the holiday season the moment you can turn on the Hallmark channel and catch a jaded executive (played by Winnie Cooper) who returns to her hometown at Christmastime to turn its charming Main Street into a strip mall, only to unexpectedly fall deeply in love with her first boyfriend, who owns his family’s diner, which is smack dab in the middle of the strip mall site.
Confessions of a College Park Mom: It's time to reenter the world — six feet apart — with masks on | The Community Paper
By cardinal@community-paper.com | on May 28, 2020 By Lindsay Chamberlain Pretty soon, our pale, pale bodies will be venturing out our front doors for more than just groceries, medicine, workouts and haircuts, and we will reveal our fabulous post-quarantine selves to the world. I pledged in early March that I’d buy only healthy groceries and work out every day, but that grew old around week … well, one. It was the end of week one.
A love letter to my kids' teachers
I see you. You’re scrolling Facebook and see HUNDREDS of posts about “home school” and “BS” and “This isn’t distance learning.” You’re seeing the applause emoji being thrown up to everyone who “opts out” of school for the rest of the year. And you’re doing this late at night, or on the weekend, while you’re frantically trying to rewrite lessons so that they can be done without your hands and eyes and presence. Or a printer.
Will my late planted soybeans mature before a killing frost?
The question on many farmers' minds revolves around the maturing of soybeans as August begins. Aug 01, 2019 By Lindsay Chamberlain (UW), Jim Specht (UNL) and Shawn P. Conley (UW) August 1st is right around the corner and crop maturity timing concerns have erupted! These concerns are amplified in 2019 due to historically low GDU accumulations and late plantings that have significantly delayed overall soybean crop progress.
Will My Late Planted Soybeans Mature Before a Killing Frost?
Authored by Lindsay Chamberlain (UW), Jim Specht (UNL) and Shawn P. Conley (UW) August 1st is right around the corner and crop maturity timing concerns have erupted! These concerns are amplified in 2019 due to historically low GDU accumulations and late plantings that have significantly delayed overall soybean crop progress.
The Soybean Flowering - Summer Solstice Fallacy
By Shawn P. Conley, Lindsay Chamberlain and James Specht Source: University of Wisconsin, Madison Every agronomist has been ingrained with the knowledge that soybean is considered a “short-day” plant and will not flower until after June 21st a.k.a. the summer solstice.
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