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For years I have noticed overgrazed horse pastures, including my own, and accepted the conventional wisdom that horses are hard on the earth. But that close-cropped section bounced back beautifully after a few weeks, and we are pleased to discover that by moving the horses much more quickly across the pastures than the other animals, they are leaving surprisingly deep green and healthy swaths behind them now.

Kelly beat Julian. It’s far more accurate to say Julian lost the heat – so badly you’d almost call for an investigation – than Kelly won it. You were rooting for Kelly? Me too.

“After 10 months, we’re not back 100 percent, but I would say we’re around 65 percent,” Edwin Almadóvar, director of USDA Natural Resource Conservation Center Caribbean sector, told Earther.

Klukwan leads 30-14 at the end of the first quarter behind, as expected, an impressive shooting performance. Klukwan player Jason Shull, who was inducted into the Gold Medal Hall of Fame last year, hits a three in this short clip below.

The No. 1 overall seed held off Virginia Tech 75-73 in the East Region semifinals, earning a trip to the Elite Eight to face Michigan State. The Blue Devils had to survive a wild final possession for the Hokies, who missed two 3-pointers for the lead then had Ahmed Hill miss a short putaway on a perfectly executed inbounds lob to the lane to end it.

Go elsewhere if you want to read negativity; this will be pure positive vibration. Even scratching the opening sentence, “Sage Erickson is not a CT surfer” does not bother.

In truth, we all love surfing and we’re doing our best to adapt to the vicissitudes of viewing our heroes devote their lives to the dream tour. Without them, where would we direct our passive aggressive, self-righteous superiority? However, if the competitive surfing of someone whose name rhymes with, say, No One Guru, Less He Vendes or Jack Fleestone bore you to the point where you want to slam your head into the reef, this merely provides an opportunity to snag a few snide points on the coattails of their professional mediocrity.

Thanks to the skateboarding and the interviews, I missed most of the Gold Coast heats. I dipped in here and there, but not enough to get a feel for the judging or the narrative. Caroline Marks’s exuberance was fun to see and it’s been clear for a while that a CT victory was coming. Good on her for delivering. I do gently want to hold her arms to keep them from flying around, but the judges don’t seem to mind this stylistic quirk. Is it fair that I do? I’m not sure.

OAKLAND – Heading into the second round of the NBA playoffs, the Warriors still have a myriad of obstacles entering the hyped Western Conference semifinals matchup with the Houston Rockets. 

I enlist the help of not just any sushi chef, but the most experienced sushi chef in Wilmington — Danny Ke of Genki Sushi (4724 New Centre Drive.) I peer over the sushi bar to watch him make sushi during one of their slow times – 3 p.m. on a Wednesday (the restaurant still packed.) He lightly taps a chefs knife onto a quail egg, palms the yolk and sets it atop some tuna tartare.

  22. Wizards (32-50, LW 22). The Wizards need to find a new GM/president of basketball operations, then figure out the biggest question facing the franchise: Re-sign Bradley Beal to a max (or, if he makes an All-NBA team, supermax) contract that keeps him with the Wizards for six years, making him the franchise cornerstone; or trade him while at his peak and jumpstart a rebuilding/retooling. Don’t expect John Wall to play next season following his torn Achilles.

Alley-Oop: When a player tosses the ball up towards the basket while another player simultaneously leaps up, catches the ball in mid-air, and dunks it. An effectively executed Alley-Oop can excite the crowd and change the momentum of a game. One of the most famous Alley-Oops ever was in the 1991 NCAA final of Duke vs. University of Nevada Las Vegas, when Grant Hill leaped to an enormous height to dunk an Alley-Oop pass by point guard Bobby Hurley.