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ESPN's May says ASU made a 'big-time mistake' not hiring Kevin Sumlin
It was nearly one year ago when Arizona State fired Dennis Erickson.
The embattled football coach, whose team had lost four straight Pac-12 games, was allowed to coach in the Las Vegas Bowl in late December, but the search for a replacement began a month prior.
That it didn't lead to then-Houston and current Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin was a very costly mistake, according to ESPN NCAA football analyst Mark May.
Sumlin has guided the Aggies to an 8-2 mark in his first year at the helm, a record that includes a win over No. 1 Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The team won just seven games all of last season.
"Arizona State made a big, big-time mistake by not hiring this guy," May told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Tuesday.
May pointed to the record of Sumlin's current team compared to that of his former squad, Houston, which won 13 games last season (12 under Sumlin) but is just 4-6 this year.
"Just by those numbers alone it tells you what type of coach this is," May said. "He can get the job done with your guys, he can get the job done with his guys, he can get the job done, period."
Sumlin was rumored to be interested in the Arizona State job last winter, but many feel he would not have come to Tempe after learning the A&M job was available.
Still, May says ASU's problem was that they did not aggressively pursue the coach as soon as they could, and instead waited long enough for competition to become an issue.
"You've got to put your hat in the ring," May said. "If you don't put your hat in the ring and you don't do it early enough you don't know if you're going to get the guy or not."
May added it's possible Sumlin would have visited Tempe and been so impressed that he decided to take the job.
Instead, Sumlin accepted the Texas A&M job on December 10, while the Sun Devils landed Todd Graham four days later.
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Osogbo: Speaking to the Spirits of Misfortune, by Ócha'ni Lele
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I loved Osogbo. I don't say that often, or lightly; to earn such praise a book has to open up a whole new world for me, to change my point of view, to teach me something I can use daily. This is such a book.
Ócha'ni Lele is a master storyteller, and he has rich material to work with: the oral traditions of the Lucumí religion of western Africa. He opens the book with the story of the twin brothers Iré, blessings, and Osogbo, misfortune, and how Osogbo came to be dominant in our world. Never before have I read an explanation of their relationship so elegant — in the sense that mathematicians use the word, sensible and beautiful in its simplicity. I won't recount it here; everyone reading this review should experience it through Lele's words. Continue reading


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- On Wednesday, April 6, from 7-8:30 p.m., Rev. Michael Kinnamon, Ph.D., and Rabbi Steve Gutow will speak about interfaith relations at the Anheuser Busch Hall Bryan Cave Moot Courtroom at Washington University.
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Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:18
Or it could just be ya know, about respect.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:27
It's a sad day when "respect" for a character in a book and a scrap of material costs people their jobs. It's especially sad when those people are teachers who lost their jobs trying to teach their students to question the world around them. It's clear that ignorance is more important than education in some parts of America.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:33
Teachers are meant to teach what's in the books not get their impressionable young students to "question the world around them". Teach the facts and leave your damn opinion out of it. Give children credit, they can learn from themselves what they do and do not want to believe in and what they do and do not want to respect.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:35
And you don't see it as ironic that in "the land of the free" people are being punished for refusing to play the obsessive patriot? It has nothing to do with respect, and everything to do with the post 9-11 atmosphere in which people who aren't obsessively patriotic are treated with suspicion.
It's just a damn flag it's not going to harm anyone.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:35
Teachers are meant to teach what's in the books not get their impressionable young students to "question the world around them". Teach the facts and leave your damn opinion out of it. Give children credit, they can learn for themselves what they do and do not want to believe in and what they do and do not want to respect.
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Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:37
Yeah, let me just whip my dick out and wizz all over the 9/11 memorial! Then I'll take a massive dump on the tomb of the unknown soldier and spray graffiti on the Vietnam memorial!
They paid the inevitable price for not bowing to the Christian Taliban / uber patriot crowd. I fully agree with the teachers, it was an interesting lesson that raised an interesting point about the way people obsessively worship things like flags.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:45
Please, this is not a religious discussion.
You don't tug on Superman's cape. You don't spit into the wind. You don't pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger. And, as two educators have recently learned, it's also generally good advice to avoid stomping on Jesus and the American flag in public schools.
The Florida Atlantic University instructor who asked students to step on the word "Jesus" has been placed on administrative leave on the same day that the high school teacher in South Carolina who stomped on an American flag in front of his students way back in December finally resigned.
The incident in South Carolina first flared up when Scott Compton, an honors English teacher at Chapin High School in Chapin, S.C., was placed on long-term administrative leave after he threw an American flag on the floor and stomped on it in front of his students.
Compton allegedly repeated the unpatriotic deed three times in one day. His goal, apparently, was to teach students that the flag is merely a symbolic piece of cloth.
Compton was already fired, reports The State, a regional newspaper. However, he had been fighting his termination until Friday, when he formally agreed to resign.
"Both Mr. Compton and the District agree that his resignation is at the best interest of everyone," a joint press release announced.
At Florida Atlantic, communications instructor Deandre Poole is now on administrative leave after junior Ryan Rotela, a devout Mormon, was suspended from class because he complained about Poole's Jesus-stomping assignment.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 16:45
The 'ask the students to write Jesus on a piece of paper and then ask them to step on it' exercise was straight from the course textbook.


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Some suspension experts contend that shocks are the single most important set of components in the entire suspension. In light of all the fancy hardware on the market today—such as four-links, splined sway bars, aluminum spindles and control arms, and aftermarket subframe assembles that boast fully reworked geometry—this seems like a rather bold proclamation. Once analyzing basic suspension dynamics in closer detail, however, it all makes sense. While the springs support the weight of a chassis and absorb cornering loads and bumps, it's up to the shocks to control the motion of the springs. That means the shocks determine how quickly weight is transferred from front to back and side to side. Since getting the suspension to play nice with the tires—whether it's in a straight line or a cornering application—is all about optimizing weight transfer, optimizing the shock package is critical. Furthermore, since it's tough to swap out sway bars or springs at the track, adjusting shock valving is one of the most effective means of chassis tuning on race day.
Considering the substantial role shock absorbers play in the overall acceleration, braking, and handling equation, it's not the least bit surprising that manufacturers and race teams invest staggering sums of hours and research dollars into shock development. AFCO is one of the biggest players in the industry, manufacturing shocks for everything from 6-second door-slammers, to circle track cars, to street/strip warriors, to road race machines. To get the lowdown on the fundamentals of how shocks work and the cutting-edge technology that goes into their development, we sat down with AFCO's Eric Saffell for a chat. As an added bonus, since AFCO falls under the same umbrella of companies like Dynatech, we threw in some exhaust system tech as well. Here's the scoop straight from Saffell.
Shock Anatomy
The fundamentals of how a shock absorber works are very easy to understand. Most hot rodders are already familiar with the body and shaft of a shock, which is what you can see from the outside. On the inside of the shock, there is a piston attached to the end of the shaft. Hydraulic fluid on both sides of the piston provides resistance to compression and rebound loads, and rings seal the piston to the inside of the shock body. While a tight seal ensures long shock life, the rings will grab onto the shaft if the seal is too tight, thereby increasing stiffness. Likewise, shims and valves on each side of piston control how much fluid passes through the piston, which determines the stiffness or softness of the shock. Shock damping can be manipulated depending how much oil passes through the deflective discs, valves, and shims. When you turn the knob clockwise on an AFCO adjustable shock, it puts more preload on the valves. This restricts the flow of fluid, which makes the shock stiffer. When you turn the knob counterclockwise, it removes preload from the valves. This allows more fluid to pass, which makes the shock softer.
Mono-Tube vs. Twin-Tube
Shocks utilize either a mono-tube or twin-tube construction, and each have their benefits and drawbacks. Twin-tube shocks have been around for a very long time, and have an inner body that slides inside an outer body. It's the workhorse of the industry, and the type of shock most people start out with in their racing careers. They can be used in entry-level circle track or drag cars, and double-adjustable twin-tubes can be used in high-end racing. While less expensive than mono-tubes, twin-tube shocks have a smaller-diameter piston, which limits damping precision. On the other hand, mono-tube shocks use newer technology and allow for more precise damping. Since mono-tubes don't have a small inner body, the increase in space inside the shock body allows for a larger-diameter piston. This extra surface area provides better response time. Overall, mono-tube shocks dampen more crisply and at a higher frequency. Furthermore, since they have a column of pressurized gas on top of the hydraulic fluid, they perform better in higher heat applications, like circle track cars that have their grille openings taped off. The downside of mono-tubes is that they are more expensive, and since they don't have an inner body, they are less forgiving of dents.
Data Acquisition
The information gathered from data acquisition systems on race cars plays a very important role in helping AFCO design state-of-the art shocks. By monitoring shock loads and shaft speed, we are able to capture the dynamic weight transfer on circle track, road race, and drag cars. Once we map what's happening on all four corners of a car during a race, we can then plug that data into the shock dyno, and put a set of shocks through the exact same cycling that they experience on the track. This allows us to chart the force values, shaft speed, response time, and gas pressure inside the shock. Once this information has been gathered, we can then dissect each aspect shock of performance, and make adjustments to improve performance. In essence, data acquisition allows taking track data, bringing it into the lab, and optimizing the shock valving for a specific track and track conditions. The goal is to sculpt the damping curve to generate the performance we're looking for on the track, which might involve developing new pistons that have differently sized ports and orifices. The beauty of data acquisition is that you can gather lots of information from a very brief duration of time. In a drag car, for instance, you can break down a pass by how the shocks react during various stages of a launch, then string all that data together. This allows us to truly develop a shock package for a specific type of car on a specific type of track.


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News about University of Pennsylvania, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Mar. 11, 2015
Princeton beats Penn, 55-42, in regular season finale, becoming first Ivy League women's basketball team to go undefeated in the regular season. MORE
Mar. 10, 2015
Princeton women's basketball team, having clinched Ivy League crown and berth in NCAA tournament, aims to complete undefeated regular season in finale against tough rival University of Pennsylvania; with nine consecutive wins, Penn is celebrating second-longest winning streak in team's history. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
College Football East Roundup; Pennsylvania routs Columbia, 31-7; other scores noted. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Applications to Dartmouth College fell by 14 percent in 2014, while applications to University of Pennsylvania rose by 14 percent, leading Dartmouth to question reasons for decline. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Penn defeats Princeton, 80-64, clinching its first NCAA tournament birth since the 2003-4 season; other men's and women's college basketball news noted. MORE
Nov. 21, 2013
Survey finds that about 80 percent of people who enrolled in a massive open online course from the University of Pennsylvania's Coursera program have already earned a bachelor's degree. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
Pennsylvania defeats Harvard, 30-21, to clinch at least a share of their third Ivy League football title in last four years. MORE
Nov. 4, 2012
College Football East Roundup; Pennsylvania defeats Princeton, 28-21, continuing their decades-long winning streak in the matchup; other results noted. MORE
Sep. 1, 2012
Two lawsuits accusing Dr Craig B Thompson of absconding with groundbreaking research from the University of Pennsylvania to start biotechnology company Agios Pharmaceuticals are settled; suits accused Thompson, now the president of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, of hiding his use of research he conducted while working at the university. MORE
Aug. 6, 2012
Drugmaker Novartis and University of Pennsylvania announce research and licensing agreement that seeks to build on the promising results of an experimental treatment that trains a person's immune system to kill cancer cells. MORE
May. 8, 2012
Basser Research Center at the University of Pennsylvania will be the first comprehensive facility to focus on specific genetic mutations that cause cancer; center was founded by Blackstone executive Jon Gray and his wife Mindy, who lost her sister to ovarian cancer from an inherited mutation in a gene called BRCA. MORE
May. 3, 2012
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announce nonprofit partnership, known as edX, to offer free online courses from both universities; program will compete with similar partnership between Stanford, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan. MORE
Mar. 7, 2012
Princeton defeats Pennsylvania, 62-52, in men's college basketball, allowing Harvard to secure the Ivy League championship and an NCAA tournament berth for the first time since 1946. MORE
Feb. 26, 2012
Penn defeats Harvard, 55-54, in men's college basketball. MORE
Feb. 23, 2012
University of Pennsylvania joins a lawsuit against Dr Craig B Thompson, president of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, claiming he improperly used research done at the university to start a pharmaceutical company. MORE
Feb. 11, 2012
Harvard defeats Penn, 56-50, in men's college basketball; other results noted. MORE
Feb. 6, 2012
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center president Dr Craig B Thompson is in a billion-dollar dispute with his former workplace, a cancer institute at the University of Pennsylvania, over accusations that he walked away with research; dispute reflects the importance that academic research centers now place on turning discoveries made on their campuses into sources of revenue. MORE
Jan. 31, 2012
Pennsylvania beats visiting Princeton, 82-67, in men's college basketball; other men's and women's college basketball items noted. MORE
Nov. 13, 2011
College Football East Roundup; Harvard defeats Penn, 37-20, to capture its 14th Ivy League championship; other college football results noted. MORE
Mar. 9, 2011
College Basketball National Men's Roundup; Princeton clinches share of Ivy League title with 70-58 win over Pennsylvania, and forces playoff with Harvard for NCAA berth; other college basketball men's and women's results noted. MORE
Mar. 5, 2011
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Harvard beats Penn, 79-64, to set up showdown with Princeton for first place in Ivy League; Princeton defeats Dartmouth, 77-55; other men's and women's results noted. MORE
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Name: University of Pennsylvania
Location: Philadelphia, Penn.
Type: 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Year Founded: 1740
Tuition and Fees (Fall 2007): $35,916
Total enrollment (Fall 2006): 23,743
Undergraduate enrollment: 11,922
Undergraduate applicants (Fall 2007): 22,645
Percentage admitted: 16%
Graduation rate: 94%
Sports Nickname: Quakers
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Charls Walker, Treasury Official and Business Lobbyist, Is Dead at 91
As a Treasury Department official, Mr. Walker oversaw federal revenue-sharing. As a lobbyist, he helped preserve write-offs for the three-martini lunch.
July 3, 2015, Friday
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Americans don't like companies collecting their data, a new study finds, but they feel that they can't do much about it.
June 5, 2015, Friday
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Business schools say yes — because, really, who just wants to manage?
April 12, 2015, Sunday
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Brian Sutton-Smith, Scholar of What's Fun, Dies at 90
Professor Sutton-Smith sought to answer fundamental questions: What is play? Why do human beings engage in it? What psychological, cognitive and cultural functions does it serve?
March 15, 2015, Sunday
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Unbeaten Princeton Women Take Seat Next to Kentucky
The No. 13 Tigers, who beat Penn to move to 30-0 and become the first Ivy League women's team to go undefeated in the regular season, and the Wildcats are the only Division I teams still unscathed.
March 11, 2015, Wednesday
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The 13th-ranked Tigers (29-0) won the Ivy League crown on Saturday and face their archrival Penn on Tuesday at the Palestra in Philadelphia.
March 10, 2015, Tuesday
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February 24, 2015, Tuesday
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February 18, 2015, Wednesday
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December 29, 2014, Monday
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December 10, 2014, Wednesday
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5: what will the first score be worth?:
6: the minute of the first score?(5 mins either side for a point):
7: name the first scorer:
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10: name the team that scores first in t'second half:
11: name the team that scores last in t'game
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Travel like a local: Your Neighbourhood Guide to the Cape Town CBD by Day
Rob PetersThe CBD is the heartbeat of every major city and it is no different for Cape Town. The city centre is the pulse of the Mother City, providing the lifeblood of the surrounding areas. It is a melting pot of diversity and culture, a smorgasbord of historical influences and a place like no other on earth. If you really want to get underneath the skin of Cape Town, you need to start in the city.
Travel like a local: Your neighbourhood guide to DurbanvilleDurbanville is not your average Cape Town neighbourhood. There is so much more going on than the daily school run. This is a neighbourhood filled with great experiences for everyone to enjoy.
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Rob PetersWith a wealth of natural beauty, unrivalled mountain trails and sublime backdrops, it's not hard to understand why Mother City locals spend the majority of their time outdoors and on the go. The good news is that it's even better in winter with the cooler temperatures making it an awesome option for sport and fitness fanatics!
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February is, of course, the month of love and what better place to get romantic than in the Mother City, #lovecapetown? This city is the romantic's paradise, with some of the world's most beautiful views, top restaurants and idyllic picnic spots. Still stuck for ideas on how to show your crush, partner of friend that you love them? We might be able to help.
5 Reasons You Should Vote for Cape Town to be the World's Most Sustainable City
We're super proud to announce that the Mother City has been named as a finalist in the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) 'We Love Cities' campaign as part of the Earth Hour City Challenge!
Festival Season in Cape Town
Festival season in Cape Town means weekends of local music, camping with friends, relaxing in rivers and enjoying the summer sun. The 2014 festival season in upon us, so here is a list of my three favourites that are not to be missed.
Snorkeling with Cape Fur Seals in #lovecapetown
Think "adventure in Cape Town" and your first thoughts will probably be along the lines of shark cage diving, hiking up Table Mountain and kite surfing in Blouberg. Now there's a new activity to add to your adventure bucket list.
Natalie Roos's Top 5 nightlife spots for summer 2013
There's always something going on in Cape Town, but the city really comes into its own in summer. The energy and vibe are contagious and you can feel the excitement in the warm air. In winter I tend to hibernate but now that summer is here, it's time to haul out the dresses from the back of my closet and get out on the town. Anyone visiting Cape Town could easily be overwhelmed with the various options, so here are a couple my favourite spots to spend summer evenings.
SANParks Smitswinkel Bay Tented Camp
As you make your way from Cape Town to Cape Point, you pass through the quaint harbor village of Kalk Bay, winding along through the naval-themed Simon's Town and around the bend past Smitswinkel Bay. To your left, a jewel-coloured bay overlooked by a slope dotted with ramshackle houses takes your breath away. Just past this, on your right, lies the entrance to the SANParks Smitswinkel Bay Tented Camp.
Cape Town welcomes 2014 in style
If you were in Cape Town on the 31st of December 2013, you would have heard the music, the shouts of excitement and the official countdown to 2014 ringing out though the streets as the Mother City welcomed the new year in style.
Take to the skies to view the Mother City
There are many ways to see the Mother City. From the top of Table Mountain, from the deep blue of the Atlantic Ocean or from the winding roads that weave across the city…but the very best way to marvel at the majesty of Cape Town must be from the sky!
Slangkop, Kommetjie - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of Slangkop, Kommetjie was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Bruce Smee.
Cape Town Stadium at sunset - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of the Cape Town Stadium at sunset was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Waldo Buckle.
Cape of Good Mornings - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of a panoramic view of Cape Town was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member P van Schalkwyk.
Cape Town Festival of Beer 2013: 22-24 November at Hamilton's Rugby Club
Beer enthusiasts can look forward to a weekend of being spoilt for choice as the Cape Town Festival of Beer once again hits Cape Town this weekend, the 22nd-34th of November at Hamilton's Rugby club in Greenpoint.
Muizenberg sunrise - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of Muizenberg at sunrise was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member P van Schalkwyk.
Kommetjie Beach - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of Kommetjie Beach was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Gale McAll.
Hout Bay from Chapman's Peak Drive - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of Hout Bay was taken from Chapman's Peak Drive by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Bruce Smee.
Braai & Camping spots in Cape Town
Hot summer sun, extra long days and warm nights, sun-kissed skin and time to spend with loved ones; summer in Cape Town is the ideal time to get outdoors and enjoy getting close to the spectacular nature that is within minutes from the bustling city.
Camps Bay - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of Camps Bay at sunset was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member meeeeeeeeeel.
Misty rays - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of misty rays creeping over the mountains was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member flava2000.
Natalie Roos' Top 5: Places to make the most of summer in Cape Town
There is no denying that summer in Cape Town is pure magic. Long, long days, salty skin, tanned bodies and beachy hair…these are the things that a Cape Town summer is made of. Of course, not every day can be spent on the beach, so it's important to make the most of the extra hours summer brings with daily activities after work. I try to make a concerted effort to spend as many hours as possible outdoors during summer and these are a few spots where I'll be doing that.
Rihanna lights up the stage in Cape Town
Fifty thousand fans, one hundred thousand eyes, one hundred thousand clapping hands and one mega star! Rihanna's sold-out concert in Cape Town last night was one for the record books!
Rihanna in Cape Town Road Closures
Rihanna Navy - ASSEMBLE! Just two more days to get through before our RiRi will be lighting up the stage at Greenpoint Stadium and we could not be more excited! Don't get stuck in traffic, we've got the lowdown on the road closures around the stadium.
Orange Skies - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of orange skies at sunset was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Antonella African Soul.
St. James at sunset - Flickr pic of the day
This picture of St. James Beach in Muizenberg at sunset was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Bruce Smee.
A #lovecapetown Bo-Kaap Cooking Safari
We spent a day in the colourful Bo-Kaap with our #lovecapetown foodie blogger, Rachelle Lucas, learning how to cook traditional chicken curry, roti's and samoosas in the kitchen of one the Bo-Kaap's friendliest locals, Amina.
Your guide to Rocking The Daisies 2013
The countdown to RTD 2013 has officially begun and with just 2 more sleeps until the gates officially open it's time to pull out your pen and paper and start ticking off your "to do" list.
A Foodie Day in #LoveCapeTown
A Chefs Table lunch at one of the world's premier hotels, followed by an eight-course ice cream midnight feast… Does this sound like your dream foodie day? If so, you'd best add #LoveCapeTown to your "foodie destinations" Bucket List!
#BraaiDay: The #LoveCapeTown Way
On Tuesday 24 September,2013, the weather played along beautifully and the smell of good old, South African braai meat was in the air all around Cape Town. If there's one thing South Africans love to do, it's braai, and by "braai" we obviously mean barbeque. What better way to celebrate our heritage than by introducing our #lovecapetown visitors to our braai culture?
#lovecapetown: A day in Darling
If incredible wine, delicious country fare and wildlife spotting are not enough, Groote Post also offers visitors the opportunity to see the colourful carpet of Darling's famous flower season…and it's all just an hour out of the city!
#lovecapetown: A day on the False Bay coast
Fancy a spot of whale watching? Maybe a couple of hours of seal spotting? How about a leisurely afternoon with playful penguins? If this sounds like your cup of tea, then a day out along the False Bay coastline, into Kalk Kay, Boulders Beach and Cape Point is just what you're looking for. Give yourself a full day, because you won't want to rush through this experience.
2013 Gold Loerie Award for Cape Town Tourism
"And the Gold Loerie Award goes to…." There is cause for much celebration here in the Cape Town Tourism office this morning, as we celebrate Saturday night's win at the 35th annual Loerie Awards!


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OCH Regional Medical Center Administrator and Chief Executive Officer Richard Hilton will appear before the Starkville Board of Aldermen Tuesday night to ask for reconsideration of a decision it made Jan. 3 to suspend payments for ambulance services.
Through an arrangement the city, Oktibbeha County and Mississippi State University have maintained with OCH in excess of 30 years, Starkville budgets a set amount each fiscal year for ambulance service. In the recent past, the county paid more than $200,000 annually for the service and MSU set aside $30,000. The city made annual payments of $40,000.
Both the city and county have used assistance from Emergency Medical Services Operating Fund grants to meet the amount they've budgeted.
The board voted 5-2 in favor of reallocating the remaining $30,000 the city was to pay for the fiscal year to its contingency fund. Ward 1 Alderman Ben Carver and Ward 4 Alderman Richard Corey voted against the measure.
This fiscal year, a $15,000 grant annually accepted and used by the city to fund the EMSOF service was not received. Starkville Chief Administrative Officer Lynn Spruill said that was the case due to a failure to attend and participate in a course required to receive funding.
Despite the error, the city previously budgeted its usual $40,000 contribution without accommodating for the grant. Mayor Parker Wiseman said despite not receiving the grant, there was enough budgeted to fund the service, which is why he advised against pulling the funding.
Hilton said he will discuss reasons why the board should reverse its decision, including statistics that show that two thirds of OCH ambulance service runs are inside the city limits.
"I want to share with (board members) how some of the arrangements are between the hospital, the city and (Starkville) Fire Department and the number of (ambulance) runs we make in the city in comparison to the support the city is providing," Hilton said. "This commitment has been a team effort that started over 30 years ago between all three entities to support maintenance and operational costs that would be there to cover shortfalls that would not be covered by billable services. I just want to emphasize that I would really like to see all three entities staying in harmonious support of emergency medical service. Hopefully by appearing and sharing information it can help change (board members') minds."
Wiseman said OCH budgeted a $397,000 loss for ambulance services last fiscal year and disagreed with the board's decision to pull funding.
"I do hope the board will reinstate funding for the ambulance service. The city, county university and hospital have banded together for quite a long time to ensure that we have a quality ambulance service in our community, and I disagree with the decision for the city to withdraw its support from that service," he said. "I don't think it's fair to the other parties that contribute year after year to the service."
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Customized Corvettes come in all flavors-some sweet, some salty, and others with a whole new taste sensation. We realize that not everyone agrees with changing the recipe of an old favorite, as on the rare '63 split-window shown here with all the extras. But builder Bill Verboon has the street cred to know whether to restore or do a restomod. After all, he and wife Karen have owned and restored about 30 Corvettes over the years. (See our June '09 and July '00 issues for features on some of Verboon's other Vettes.)
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After transporting this basket case in two separate truckloads to his personal shop, what made Verboon take the restomod route, instead of a straight restoration? Two main reasons: the sorry condition of the car and its lack of any particular provenance. There were no historical documents with it, and nothing odd or unusual about it either, except for big-block halfshafts in the rearend, suggesting that it had been fitted with a larger engine at some point. Otherwise, the fender tags indicated that it originally had a 300hp engine (no longer with the car) with a four-speed. The color scheme was originally red on red (but painted twice-first orange, then maroon), and the equipment list showed no power brakes or steering-just power windows. Most of the mechanical and interior items were either missing or dilapidated.
"Restoring the car to original would have cost a fortune," Verboon points out. "I basically bought just a frame and body. And I really wanted to build a hot rod."
Given those circumstances and personal desires, it only made sense for Bill and Karen to express their creative impulses in a tasteful and innovative way. He began by taking a thorough inventory of all the parts, and then selling off some of them, such as the steering column and seats, at swap meets to help offset the cost of the buildup. After pressure-washing out all the mouse droppings, he shipped the body off to American Stripping, using plastic media shot at 37 psi to remove all the layers of old paint.
Meanwhile, Verboon sought out Newman Car Creations to give the '63 frame a fresher, '96 C4 suspension. It took several painstaking months to modify the frame, add mirror-silver aluminum powdercoating, and then hang a new cast-aluminum differential torque arm, along with struts, Baer disc brakes, and carbon-fiber halfshafts. Energy Suspension bushings took some of the slop out of the old setup as well.
The new chassis also required adding 21/2 inches of width to the rear of the body, to make room for 18-inch rubber. Newman provided some fender flares, which Verboon enlarged even further by splitting them lengthwise, and then tapering them back into the body for a smoother flow. While he was at it, he installed six sequential taillights for a finishing touch.
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There's something eerily fascinating about cultural myths. Remember the Urban Legends blogpost? It's our taste for danger that keeps us coming back for more.
If you find the Guggenheim less than spine-tingling, maybe you're after a little more excitement in your tourism. True, you could go white water rafting, or tightrope over the Grand Canyon, or swim with sharks…alternatively, you could risk getting your throat eaten out by a Chupacabra, or your legs bitten off by a Mngwa. Sound tempting? You know it does.
How about we give you a rundown of some of the most gripping mythical tourism out there? Hold on to your trousers.
1. What about a Sasquatch Safari?
Sasquatches are a common phenomenon in and around the vast woods of the United States and Canada. Dozens of sightings have been reported over the years, which even led to the founding of The Bigfoot Field Researchers Association.
There are several tours available in "Sasquatch areas" like Texas, California, Washington State and Canada. Fancy sliding into a pair of walking shoes for the Cherokee Bigfoot Adventure Tour? A great place to start is Texarkana, Texas, which has something of a reputation for creepy goings on, including a number of Bigfoot sightings. Make sure you've got your camera ready to snap that world scoop!
2. Up for a dip in Loch Ness?
Another myth that keeps the world gripped is Nessie. This dinosaur-like creature apparently occupies the deep waters of Loch Ness. The first sightings of the Loch Ness Monster date back to 1933 and she continues to fascinate the world. You can have the full Nessie experience by going on a Loch Ness boat tour. Various companies offer boat trips with a duration varying from 1 to 6.5 hours. The boats are equipped with sonar to register anything unusual.
There is excellent provision for tourists around the shores of Loch Ness, including a number of restaurants, shops and guest houses. Better to stay for a couple of days and go for a wander in the surrounding countryside. Loch Ness Country House Hotel is a popular place for those who like a little comfort alongside their monster-hunting.
3. A real die hard?
Try a full week of vampire adventure in Transylvania.
Twilight Schmilight! Real vampires come from Transylvania. According to legend, vampires roamed the lands of Eastern-Europe, looking for fresh blood. Ever since Bram Stoker invented Count Dracula, Transylvania has been the motherland of all vampire stories. Local hotel 'House of Dracula Brasov' offers copious opportunities to explore the surrounding area. Have a walk over to the Gothic Biserica Neagră (The Black Church) and Dracula's Bran Castle. Alternatively, several Dracula Tours offer all-in trips. Castle visits, coffin try-outs, vintage vampire movies and a vampire ball at the Dracula Castle are just some of the things listed on the program. And you know what they say; once you've tasted blood……
4. Extraterrestrial adventures
Are you tired of mythical earthly creatures? Try aliens for some action larger than life! Alien capital of the world Roswell, New Mexico is known worldwide for the mysterious UFO crash in July 1947. In an official press release, the American Air Force stated that the crashed object had in fact been a UFO, only to recant a few days later. In 1978 a former Major added more fuel to the fire, stating the crashed object had been a UFO.
Roswell has been a place of pilgrimage for alien and UFO hunters ever since. You can experience this mystery for yourself by going on one of the many tours available. Alternatively you can just wander around, but make sure to visit the Roswell Army Airfield (or RAAF for the insiders) and stop by the Alien autopsy hospital. Decide for yourself…
5. Yowie-Whowie!
If you can't get enough of hairy creatures, try a Yowie expedition. Yowie is Bigfoot's cousin from down under. He is rumored to live in the dense rainforest of eastern Australia.
Yowie is originally a legend told by the Aboriginals, but thousands of eyewitness stories later, the Aussies are convinced there's something out there. Unlike Bigfoot, Yowie has never been photographed or filmed (real or fake!). Hoping to finally find Yowie and his friends, the Australian Yowie Research Centre organizes a monthly expedition. Yowie or no Yowie, an expedition through an Aussie rainforest sounds pretty good!
6. Hunting for Goatsuckers
Central America and parts of California and Texas are haunted by a devil-like creature known as Chupacabra. Chupacabra literally means 'goat sucker', as this animal supposedly feeds itself on goat blood. Sightings are quite rare, which has led to some very diverse descriptions, ranging from a forked-tongue, leathery skinned reptile to a winged monkey with sharp spines running down its back.
If you want to chase the little goat sucker down, you might just be sending yourself on a wild-goose chase. Nonetheless, there are several Chupacabra location guides on the market, slightly boosting your chances of spotting one. Focus on the rural areas in Puerto Rico and Texas. Oh – and watch out, because we're still not sure whether the creature flies, walks, crawls or jumps.
7. Into the strangeness
Next time you're passing through Tanzania, watch out for the Mngwa. Mngwa means 'the strange one' in Swahili. It won't be hard to miss; the donkey-sized, man-eating lion is said to be different from all other felines. This pussy is much more ferocious and is able to kill with a single bite. The Mngwa has reportedly been around for over seven hundred years. Several leaders of native tribes organized hunting expeditions in order to find Mngwa, only to come back empty handed. Even now, the only evidence is a few large footprints and some eyewitness reports. The chances that you'll have an actual encounter with a Mngwa are quite slim. For those thrill seekers out there, however, there are some local tours available.
8. In the air tonight
Believers and non-believers of mythical creatures usually agree that dragons are a bit far-fetched. An enormous, flying, fire breathing monster would surely have been discovered by now. Still there are stories, including recent sightings, that would beg to differ. The latest dragon was 'seen' in Wusong, China. It is said that the entire village saw a dragon fall from the sky, surrounded by steam. The dragon stayed for twenty minutes, while unusual coloured light was seen in the sky. The truth probably lies somewhere in the middle, but it still might be worth 'dragon' yourself over to China to get in on the action!
9. The hills have eyes…and ears, and a nose…
Again, this might be a long shot, but there have been sincere reports of trolls living in the dark woods and mountains of Norway. According to old Scandinavian sources, these grimy little monsters live in isolated rocks, caves or mountains. They also tend to use boulders to attack churches, for they can't stand the sound of church bells. In the Romsdalen Valley, near Andalsnes, you'll find the Troll Wall (or Trollveggen). It's Europe's highest vertical rock and was once said to be the home of trolls. Nowadays people still see the faces of these old inhabitants in the rock formations. The Trollveggen is also a popular attraction for climbers and hikers. Visitors to this attraction often stay in nearby Alesund, a quaint old fishing town situated an hour and a half away.
10. Full moon
A big, hairy, wolf-like monster with human features…is it an old wives tale, or is there a little truth in the werewolf sightings in Wisconsin, USA? This creature is known as the beast of Bray Road. It first emerged in 1980, and since then there have been numerous reports of encounters with this supposed werewolf. The beast of Bray Road might be a distant relative of the beast of Gevaudan. This beast terrorized the South of France in the 18th century by attacking humans and ripping their heads off. Its true nature and identity, however, remain uncertain.
Intrigued yet? There are no official tours available but the locals in Elkhorn are more than willing to share their stories with you. Base yourself at The Hampton Inn and take your time to enjoy Elkhorn's beautiful nature sights, which are well worth checking out.
I reckon that's enough titillation for one morning; we'd all best get back to work. Have you been on any of these tours and expeditions? Gone toe-to-toe with a Bigfoot? Deconstructed Sartre with a Chupacabra? Maybe you know about another curious mythical creature – pictures, stories, embarrassing facebook profiles…let us know by leaving a comment below!
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By MATT CRANE
The Mississippi State University Horticulture Club is doing its part to beautify the Starkville community with new plants for the fall season.
The club held a fall plant sale Friday featuring mums, pumpkins, pansies, kale, swiss chard and satsuma trees.
Club President Marianne Spitchley said the club's main objective is to start plants mostly from seeds and raise them in the greenhouses on campus, providing a wonderful hands-on educational experience.
"Our plant sales help so much because the money we raise allows us to go on trips and attend conferences around the country," she said. "This year we'll be going to a conference in Miami to further our education."
Spitchley said the selection featured at the plant sale is perfect for the fall season.
"They are fall plants, meaning they can withstand the upcoming temperature changes, and they are perfect for bedding plants or container gardening," she said. "The mums we are selling are always remind me of the opening of the fall season."
Spitchley said the sales, including the upcoming Christmas sale, allow the horticulture students to keep growing plants and learn about the industry of greenhouse crops.
"This year we are going to donate a bunch of poinsettias for the Christmas sale, and whatever is left over will be taken to elderly patients in nursing homes around Starkville," she said. "We're also planning to teach elementary school students by bringing potting soil and actually letting them pot a plant so they can keep them and watch them grow. We're hoping to teach them how the process works."
Greenhouse manager Jacob Higdon said while his job is a full-time commitment, he is grateful for the wonderful learning experience he is receiving, and said selling the plants he helped raise can be a bittersweet experience.
"I'm thankful for the opportunity to be in a position to help out our club in any way," he said. "It's sad to see the plants go, but a wonderful thing to see them grow."
Richard Harkess, faculty advisor for the Horticulture Club, said he is proud of the active club and emphasized the importance of the seasonal sales to each student's education.
"The students benefit by practicing what they learn in class because they are growing most of the plant material themselves," he said. "The sales also serve as an important outreach because we have a fairly significant following, and it's good for the students to interact with the community as well as getting the community out to interact with the campus and our students."
The MSU Horticulture Club's next sale will Friday, Nov. 30 featuring poinsettias for the holiday season.
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The Value-Added Stock Loan Participation Program was created in 1994 and is designed to help farmers finance the purchase of stock in certain types of cooperative, limited liability company, or limited liability partnership that will produce a "value-added agricultural product." This may include wind energy and anaerobic-digestion cooperatives if they meet the eligibility requirements (see Statute and Rules for details).
Like Minnesota's Agricultural Improvement Loan Program, this is a "participation loan" program, where loans are made by individual financial institutions working with the Rural Finance Authority (RFA). The RFA purchases up to 45% of the loan principal up to $40,000. The participant negotiates an interest rate, which may be a variable or fixed rate, for the non-RFA portion of the loan with a lender. The interest rate offered by the RFA is then set at a fixed rate of the lesser of 4.0% or half the lender's effective rate at closing. Loans are for a maximum of 8 years, and interest-only payments are permitted for the first 2 years. Interest and loan principal repayments are deposited back into a revolving loan account. The RFA is not permitted to make stock loans cumulatively totaling more than $2 million for the financing of stock purchases in any one cooperative.
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Certificate in Sustainable Business Practices Announced
The John Cook School of Business has announced the Certificate in Sustainable Business Practices program.
Modeled on the business school's Service Leadership program, the Certificate in Sustainable Business Practices is intended to help undergraduate business students understand how firms can achieve economic sustainability while also pursuing environmental and social sustainability; a goal that fits well with SLU's mission.
Building sustainable societies is increasingly important, both pragmatically and as a social justice issue. Often there is the perception that environmental and social sustainability are at odds with economic sustainability, especially when considered from the perspective of the individual firm. However, this need not be the case; it is possible for businesses to promote environmental and social sustainability while also being economically sustainable (i.e. profitable).
The Certificate in Sustainable Business Practices Program, headed by Rob Boyle, Ph.D., combines coursework related to sustainability with field work, seminars and reflections.
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County Commissioner Tan Smiley said Tuesday that he had run in 2010 on a pledge to pursue consolidation between the city of Port St. Joe and the county of what he believed were redundant departments.
He told Port St. Joe commissioners during their regular bi-monthly meeting that he was resuming that call.
Echoing comments he made last week during a Board of County Commissioners meeting, Smiley said, after spending 15 minutes discussing other issues, that it was time for city and county officials to seriously analyze consolidating functions such as law enforcement and the building department.
He said the police and building departments were two of seven departments that could be consolidated to save taxpayers money.
"If we can stop money going out that is less we have to take in," Smiley said. "I wish you guys would sit down and look seriously at consolidation. This is something we need to look into."
Those comments came after a lengthy monologue in which Smiley, alternately speaking as a citizen and a commissioner, expressed frustration with the inability to perform work in his district, primarily comprised of the city limits, compared to work being done in another district.
Smiley specifically came with photos and a presentation about housing being constructed and rehabbed in other districts, from White City to Wewahitchka and Oak Grove.
He said the BOCC had also been able to address stormwater issues he could not in his district as well as playground equipment that had been upgraded in a park.
"We are helping people which is what government is supposed to do," Smiley said. "You can stop me from doing work in my own district."
Smiley said he could not come to the Port St. Joe board and make a motion and was constrained in pursuing grants and other funding mechanisms to make needed changes in his district.
City commissioners noted several times that the housing work going on in unincorporated areas was funded by a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), while the city has dedicated the current and next CDBG grant cycle on water line replacement in the neighborhood of North Port St. Joe.
A governing body may only have one CDBG per cycle.
Playground improvements Smiley suggested were being funded by a grant secured by the Port St. Joe Redevelopment Agency.
City Commissioner Rex Buzzett said while Smiley can not make a motion in a City Commission meeting, he could come to any commissioner to work to address problems.
Other than one time – pertaining to issues on Avenue A which Buzzett noted had been addressed – Smiley had never come to him.
Mayor Mel Magidson wondered if any city commissioner appearing before the BOCC would be permitted to spend 20 minutes at the podium and also asked if Smiley was willing to support county-wide voting, as 70 percent of county residents have supported at the ballot box.
Smiley's reply was that as long as he was chairman of the BOCC, the podium was available to the public for whatever time was needed.
He replied that he would not support county-wide voting because it was not the solution to the county's ills.
Board membership
Tension that stemmed from the prior meeting's discussion about the makeup of city volunteer boards arose again as Commissioner Bo Patterson said he would consider a policy to bar anyone from serving on more than one board.
"I love volunteers, but I feel strongly if you are on a board, you should focus all your energy on that board," Patterson said.
He explained that was the reason he did not support the re-appointment of Patti Blaylock to the Planning and Development Review Board (PDRB) and that the lack of a policy created a discussion that should not have occurred during a meeting, leading to bruised feelings.
Buzzett said commissioners have the ability to minimize any problems through the appointment process and he and city attorney Tom Gibson said a policy could constrain commissioners in the future.
"We have a small pool of volunteers," Buzzett said. "We're the ones choosing."
Resident Tim Nelson said commissioners should aggressively work to bring "new blood" to boards, saying the same familiar names seem to pop up on boards.
"We want turnover," Nelson said. "We should do what we can to get a larger percentage of people on the boards."
Harkening back to the previous meeting, Patterson also questioned policy on commissioners participating in meetings by phone.
"If you are not here you can not look people in the face when you vote," Patterson said.
Buzzett, who participated by phone during the last meeting, said he didn't believe Patterson raised the issue about him, but felt a need to respond.
He said he was addressing medical issues in Texas and had an opportunity to participate. If a commissioner cares enough, is responsible enough and has a legitimate reason to miss a meeting, there should be no reason he should not.
"You are bringing up something that doesn't need to be brought up," Buzzett said. "I don't see a problem."
Magidson said commissioners should be encouraged to participate if they can and the law allows for absence due to cause.
"Their voice should be heard," Magidson said.
Commissioner Phil McCroan turned to Buzzett and explained he had several citizens question him about Buzzett's absence from the meeting and that is why the item had been placed on the agenda.
Cape San Blas Lighthouse
A lampist is in town to take the lens out of the Cape San Blas Lighthouse, the first step in the overall relocation process.
The work is expected to be done today.
Bids for the relocation of the lighthouse are due today and bids for relocation of the ancillary buildings, the keepers' quarters and oil house are due next Thursday.


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TRITON NOTESOne-time NCAA Championships qualifier ... Three-time All-American honorable mention (two individual, one relay).
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013-14An NCAA All-American Honorable Mention in the 1000 yard freestyle, 1650 yard freestyle and 800 yard freestyle relay ... Placed 11th in the 1000 yard freestyle with a time of 9:19.83 and 12th in the 1650 yard freestyle with a time of 15:38.73 at the 2014 NCAA National Championships ... Member of the 800 yard freestyle relay team that took 15th at the NCAA National Championship with a time of 6:46.31 ... Won the 1000 yard freestyle (9:13.52) at the PCSC Championships, dropping more than 11 seconds off of his previous best time in this event ... His performance moved him up from No. 8 to No. 2 on the all-time UCSD list.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012-13CSCAA Scholar All-American honorable mention ... Seventh-place in the 1,650 freestyle (16:16.61) and sixth-place in the 500 freestyle (4:35.90) at the PCSC Championships ... Best mark for the year in the 1,650 freestyle was at the Arena Invitational (11/17) with a time of 15:54.32 ... Swam his season best 4:34.87 in the 500 freestyle at the Arena Invitational (11/15).
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HIGH SCHOOLA 2012 graduate of Davis (Calif.) Senior High School ... Two-time All-Delta Valley Conference in the 200 IM ... All-DVC in the 500 free in 2012 ... Two-time All-American in the 400 free relay ... CIF finalist in the 200 IM and 500 free as a junior and senior ... Third-place in the 500 free in the Palo Alto Section Challenge ... Blue Devils were two-time DVC champions and two-time CIF third-place finishers ... Best marks were 1:56.87 in the 200 IM and 4:37.28 in the 500.
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The brutal and bloodthirsty King Hyperion and his murderous Heraklion army rampage across Greece in search of the long lost Bow of Epirus to overthrow the Gods of Olympus and become the undisputed master of his world. With ruthless efficiency, Hyperion and his legions destroy everything in their wake. As village after village is obliterated, a stonemason named Theseus vows to avenge his mother, who was killed in one of Hyperion's brutal raids. When Theseus meets the Sybelline Oracle, Phaedra, her disturbing visions of the young man's future convince her that he is the key to stopping the destruction. With her help, Theseus assembles a small band of followers and embraces his destiny in a final, desperate battle for the future of humanity.
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Signing for a good causePosted by on November 8, 2012 – 9:00 pm
It might have looked like a simple autograph session on Thursday night at Dick's Sporting Goods in Cranberry, Pa., but it was far more and will go a long way in helping those in need in Allegheny County.
Six Steelers players, including Charlie Batch, Jonathan Dwyer, Larry Foote, Keenan Lewis, Maurkice Pouncey, and Shaun Suisham signed autographs during two different sessions in exchange for donations to the United Way.
"It takes a whole community to address the most critical needs here in Allegheny County," said Linda Jones, vice president of workplace campaigns. "The Steelers are such great supporters. It is critical for us to have the community come together to make an impact to help with those needs and we are glad to have a great partnership with the Steelers to be able to provide that opportunity.
"As Bob Nelkin (President of the United Way of Allegheny County) says all of the time the United Way is the business community and the employees of those businesses coming together to make an impact. The business community and employees are so critical to us to be a successful organization."
No player understands the need the United Way has more than Batch, who has been the Steelers' United Way spokesman for the past six years. He speaks to companies to encourage their participation, but he also understands individual donations are just as meaningful.
"It's always important," said Batch. "Any time you have the chance to go to different areas and raise money for the United Way it's special to be a part of.
"I know how important it is to raise money from corporations, from people throughout the city. I think you need to continually remind people of the importance of the United Way because there are people out there that need help."
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By Brocks Momma on Nov 9, 2012 | Reply
What a wonderful family event. Cant say enough good things about last nights event!!!!
By Ray on Nov 9, 2012 | Reply
i what to see you guys but on my birthday stop to vist me im a huge fan of you win this game befor my birthday comes in march 25 ok good luck
By joeh2113 on Nov 9, 2012 | Reply
Charlie Batch for president! Just like the whole Steeler family, THE class act, fan for fifty years, go steelers!
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hypnosec writes "Amazon's latest Kindle Paperwhite is now officially jailbroken, giving users the ability to do things like turn their eReaders into weather station displays, or connect serially to a Raspberry Pi. To jailbreak the Paperwhite, the user needs to copy a file over to the root directory of the e-Reader and restart the device. The Kindle Paperwhite jailbreak is based on a previously known hack used on the Kindle Touch."