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A reader recently left a comment on either my personal blog, Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook asking if I have any advice for Catholic teens. Well that's strange, I thought. How can I possibly be old enough to offer such insight? And truth be told, I never actually replied to the comment (or, at least, nothing substantial). I've thought and prayed a lot about that comment, though, and have come to the conclusion that it deserves a reply. Perhaps I'm not the most likely source to turn to for answers and inspiration (I'll be the first to admit that one), but I do hope that you can glean some encouragement from these words.
When I was about 17, I asked a friend (who is now a priest; then -- a Deacon) for some very similar advice. I've still not forgotten his words: "Pray, pray, and more pray. Also, be a good person. Don't grow up too fast, but enjoy life as God brings it to you. If you focus on being the best and holiest woman of God you can be -- your vocation will become pretty clear." I'll second that for the purpose of this post, but add to it another thought (or, rather, expand on a thought). In the words of Bl. Mother Teresa of Calcutta:
"The more you pray, the more you will love to pray;
and the more you love to pray, the more you will pray."
Simple as that! *smiles and winks*
My favorite prayer has always been the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. I began attending Mass periodically throughout the week with my homeschooled family before I ever received my First Holy Communion. Once I had received my first Communion, I began attending Mass daily. I've naturally gone through periods of time when I did not want to attend daily Mass (the last time I missed a Sunday Mass I think my absence was due to the flu. But the part I felt worse about was the fact that it happened -- of all Sundays of the year -- on Easter). I was in the 9th grade when I made the firm resolution to attend daily Mass unless circumstances prevented it.
Attending daily Mass has, among many other things, given me a much deeper appreciation and respect for my body. During my childhood and into my early teens, dressing modestly was not necessarily a personal priority. But I did because my parents held me to their standards (thanks be to God!). Once in high school and I was attending daily Mass more purposefully, I began to think of it this way: when we receive the precious Body and Blood of Our Lord, we are living tabernacles of Christ the King (just as Our Lady was the very first tabernacle, having carried Christ in her womb for 9 months). When we go to Catholic Churches today, we see the tabernacles decked out in gold to honor the Precious Treasure they are bearing. I'm probably not going to approach the altar adorned in gold with a diadem placed upon my head, but dressing modestly and appropriately for the Holy Sacrifice is certainly the next best thing. *smiles*
My devotion to daily Mass is purely a choice. My choice. My parents aren't making me; they never have and I'm doubtful that they ever will. I simply believe with all my heart that Jesus Christ -- Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity -- is present in the Eucharist. What further reason do I need to want to attend daily Mass?
In a nutshell, my advice is to attend Mass and Adoration as frequently as is possible. Masstimes.org is a great place to start to locate Churches and Mass times in your area (at least, in the United States). Regular attendance of both Mass and Adoration is also very fruitful along the path of discernment toward one's vocation. If you simply cannot wait to grow up and be of age for more serious discernment of your vocation: ask Our Lady now to protect your vocation. The rosary is a great prayer for that purpose and Adoration is a great place to pray.
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DETROIT -- General Motors will introduce a rear-wheel-drive Chevrolet performance sedan in the U.S. market for the first time in 17 years, at the same time giving its NASCAR race car a makeover.
GM plans to start selling a limited production version of a full-size sedan with a V8 engine called the Chevrolet SS, which will reach dealerships in late 2013. The vehicle, drawing inspiration from Super Sport vehicles of GM's past, will double as Chevrolet's next NASCAR Sprint Cup stock car.
The version sold to the public will be very similar to the vehicle raced on the NASCAR circuit, Chevrolet spokesman Monte Doran said.
"The NASCAR car is so closely related to the design of the production car that for the near future, when we take the new Chevrolet SS NASCAR car out for testing, it will be camouflaged just because it looks so much like the production car," Doran said.
Chevy will stop racing the Impala sedan in NASCAR after this year. That decision comes a month after GM revealed a redesigned version of the Impala in an effort to inject new life into the vehicle.
The 2014 Chevy SS is based on the same global architecture of the Chevrolet Camaro and the new VF Commodore, which will be sold under GM's Australia brand, Holden.
"The Chevrolet SS is a great example of how GM is able to leverage its global product portfolio to deliver a unique performance experience that extends beyond the track," GM North America president Mark Reuss said in a statement. "I am personally looking forward to driving it."
GM first sold a vehicle with the SS tag in 1961, when a high-performance version of the Impala was sold with a sporty suspension and power brakes.
The company currently sells an SS version of the Camaro as a coupe and convertible. Sales of GM's performance vehicles have been steady so far in 2012. The Detroit-based automaker sold 31,551 Camaros in the first four months of the year, up 2.4 per cent, and 4,328 Corvettes, up 0.8 per cent.
Doran said he anticipated skepticism of the SS from people claiming the Chevy SS is "just a civilian version of the Caprice," a Chevy that is sold only to law-enforcement agencies.
"The Caprice is a long-wheel-base version of the current Holden Commodore that has really been tailored for law enforcement," he said. "The new SS will be similar obviously -- it will be on the same architecture -- but they will not be the same car."
Doran said the Chevy SS would be sold mostly in the consumer market with few fleet sales.
"We don't expect this to have the same volume or appeal of a mainstream car like a Malibu or Impala," he said. "This is very much seen as a low-volume, limited-production car designed to appeal to performance enthusiasts."
Despite NASCAR's attendance troubles, Doran said GM still believes the racing league boosts the bottom line.
"It brings new people to the brand," he said. "Our success on the track helps raise our awareness with customers who will eventually end up buying our new products."
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Mike D'Antoni circled the court two feet at a time, moving smoothly on crutches while his Los Angeles Lakers went through drills orchestrated by his assistant coach and brother, Dan. Although D'Antoni's surgically replaced knee is slowing him down a bit, he couldn't wait any longer to get the Lakers rolling. D'Antoni formally took over the Lakers on Thursday, four days after the slow-starting club hired him to replace Mike Brown. The former Knicks and Suns coach is still on crutches and pain medication, but knee surgery couldn't keep him away from the Lakers any longer. Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak welcomed D'Antoni after practice at a news conference packed with dozens of media members. D'Antoni is likely to make his sideline debut Sunday night against Houston. ''I'm really happy to be here - excited,'' D'Antoni said. ''(We're) starting to put stuff in now. Might take a little bit, but Mitch has said, and I'm sure you guys know, we're built to win this year. This is not a five-year project. We have a window, and we're going to try to get through it.'' D'Antoni's affable charm immediately worked on the Lakers, who praised their new coach's demeanor during their first few hours together. The coach acknowledged few qualms about taking over the star-studded roster that got off to a 1-4 start to the season, speaking instead of the limitless possibilities of the Lakers' talent within his creative style of coaching. D'Antoni said he rooted for Jerry West's Lakers while growing up in 1960s West Virginia, and he won't have any problem transferring his allegiances after trying to beat the Lakers for so many years in Phoenix. The coach also realizes his up-tempo style of play will mesh nicely with the Lakers' heritage under Magic Johnson - who has already criticized D'Antoni's hire. ''We would love to be able to play Showtime-type basketball,'' D'Antoni said. ''Now, they might have done it the best that you can do it. We would like to get some place close to that. I think that would be awesome.'' Los Angeles has gone 2-1 under interim coach Bernie Bickerstaff since Brown's firing, and D'Antoni indicated Bickerstaff is likely to run the team at home against Phoenix on Friday night.
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Larry Brown and his new staff haven't wasted any time revamping the SMU basketball roster for their upcoming transition to Big East play:
SMU has landed former Illinois guard Crandall Head, source told CBSSports. Larry Brown & Co. have added Josiah Turner and now Head thus far.— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanCBS) May 10, 2012
Head was originally at Illinois, but announced his departure in December. He averaged 1.4 points per game in 17 appearances as a freshman and made one start, against Ohio State. In 2011-'12, he played in only nine games after a four-game suspension to start the seasons (violation of team rules) and averaged 1.0 points and 9.2 minutes.
The transfer of Head combines with former Arizona guard Josiah Turner, and comes after Brown dismissed four players from the roster upon his hire.
For more on the SMU Mustangs basketball team, be sure to check out SB Nation's college basketball page.
Larry Brown and the SMU Mustangs basketball program are taking a shot at landing ex-Illinois guard Crandall Head. According to a report by Jeff Goodman of CBSSports.com, Head is expected to visit SMU on Tuesday.
Former Illinois guard Crandall Head set to visit SMU tomorrow, source told CBSSports.— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanCBS) May 7, 2012
Last week, Head told CBSSports that the Mustangs are the leaders to get him, though there was no list of teams he plans on visiting or showing interest in. Head did mention, however, his interest in playing for an former NBA coach.
"It matters a lot," Head said. "We all want to get to the next level and I can learn a lot from Coach Brown."
Head averaged just over one point a game in his career with the Illini and last season played less than 10 minutes a game.
Read more about SMU Mustangs basketball at SB Nation Dallas and our StoryStream here.
Larry Brown was able to convince Tim Jankovich, the Illinois State Redbirds current head basketball coach into joining him on staff at SMU. Brown, who just accepted the SMU position on April 17th, has been slowly assembling his assistants, most recently hiring Ulric Maligi, an assistant at the University of Houston.
The Dallas Morning News has the story on the Jankovich hire:
SMU officials were keen on Brown hiring a sitting head coach or a veteran coach because Brown hasn't coached at the college level in 24 years. Brown said that Jankovich understands that there is no timetable in place for when Brown may leave.
Tim Jankovich compiled a 106-64 record during his five year tenure at Illinois State and served as an assistant under Bill Self at both the University of Illinois and and the University of Kansas.
For all the latest news and notes surrounding Larry Brown coming to the Hilltop, stay tuned to SB Nation Dallas' exclusive storystream.
For all his fame and career accomplishments, Larry Brown is still a 72-year old coach who hasn't been involved in college basketball in over a generation, which is why his coaching staff will be crucial in terms of his ability to recruit.
He scored a major coup on Thursday, when SMU announced the hiring of University of Houston assistant coach Ulric Maligi, who has long-time ties to the Dallas basketball community:
Larry Brown is now in business. Per @skhanjr, the SMU coach has hired Houston assistant Ulric Maligi. Critical hire to get Texas kids.— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanCBS) April 26, 2012
Maligi, who is from Arlington, was the head coach of the Dallas Mustangs AAU program from 2003-2006. The Mustangs have long been one of the elite amateur basketball programs in the area, and Maligi coached several future NBA players there, including Wesley Johnson, Anthony Randolph, Sean Williams and Donald Sloan.
He was an assistant coach for UT-Arlington, Stephen F. Austin and Houston for the last seven years, and he should be an invaluable asset for Brown in terms of recruiting Texas players.
For all the latest news and notes surrounding Larry Brown coming to the Hilltop, stay tuned to SB Nation Dallas' exclusive storystream.
The SMU Mustangs are hoping for big things from the new coach of their men's basketball team, Larry Brown. The legendary coach is coming out of semi-retirement in hopes of completely revitalizing the school's basketball program. He has already began holding players meetings and is already making them interesting.
Laken Litman of FOX Sports reports that one of the invitees to the first SMU players meeting -- at the request of Brown himself -- was former head coach Matt Doherty, who was recently fired from the position. The two coaches are reportedly friendly and both share UNC ties.
The move is definitely an interesting one. It is unclear whether Brown intends to keep Doherty around as an advisor, or merely wanted to show the players that the transition will be smooth, or at least not acrimonious.
For all the latest rumors and analysis surrounding Larry Brown and the new-look Mustangs, stay tuned to the exclusive SB Nation Dallas storystream.
Larry Brown was formally introduced as SMU's men's basketball coach on Monday, and the school made sure everyone knew what kind of commitment it's making to hoops.
Visiting SMUMustangs.com takes you to a splash page listing all of Brown's accomplishments, which includes three Final Fours and a national championship with Kansas, along with his NBA success. SMU hasn't made the NCAA Tournament since 1993. The page also links to the official press release.
At the introductory press conference Monday, Brown moved around questions as to how long he would be at SMU. He also tried to ease the concerns that he wouldn't be able to recruit.
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"Walking around this campus, if we can get a kid to visit here, I can't imagine him going anywhere else."
SMU has renovated many of its facilites and plans on doing more as it moves into the Big East. The program is trying to make a splash and grab headlines as it attempts to move out of obscurity. Brown's hiring has done that, and SMU is making sure the buzz continues.
For all the latest rumors and analysis surrounding Larry Brown and the new-look Mustangs, stay tuned to the exclusive SB Nation Dallas storystream.
After all the drama and rumors surrounding SMU's potential hiring of Larry Brown, the coach finally confirmed the decision on Thursday.
Brown will be formally introduced at a press conference on Monday:
#SMU to welcome Larry Brown as new hoops HC in a press conference Monday at noon. Can watch a live webcast here: smu.edu/live— Laken Litman (@LakenLitman) April 20, 2012
While many media members have expressed the opinion that it is a bad hire, no one can doubt that SMU made a big splash as it heads into the Big East. In an attempt to avoid the ignored bottom of the conference, SMU made an outside-the-box hire that has brought a lot of attention to the program, which was part of the reason the hire was made. Monday's press conference is sure to draw a lot of attention, and SMU made a smart decision broadcasting it online.
For all the latest rumors and analysis surrounding Larry Brown and the new-look Mustangs, stay tuned to the exclusive SB Nation Dallas storystream.
After a week-long process where Larry Brown may or may not have dragged his feet about signing a contract in order to pursue the Portland Trail Blazers GM, the Hall of Fame coach confirmed to the Dallas Morning News that he would be taking over on the Hilltop:
"I'm thrilled that they think enough of me to put me in this position," he said when reached by SportsDay's Brad Townsend. "I realize how important this hire is, going into the Big East. But it's a thrill. I always thought of myself as a college coach. Now this gives me a chance to get back where I started."
SMU's boosters have stepped up in a big way, as not only will Brown likely receive a $2 million plus contract, but he is rumored to be bringing in a coach in waiting in Illinois State's Tim Jankovich who would make $800,000. The Mustangs previous coach, Matt Doherty, will still be under contract for the $500,000 the school owes him.
Most importantly, Brown is bringing in two of the best recruiters in the country, Kentucky's Rod Strickland and Illinois' Jerrance Howard, in order to help him try to take advantage of the DFW area, one of the deepest talent pools in the country.
For all the latest rumors and analysis surrounding Larry Brown and the new-look Mustangs, stay tuned to the exclusive SB Nation Dallas storystream.
The folks over at SMU are getting a good preview of the joy it is dealing with Hall of Fame coach and legendary itinerant Larry Brown, as the school has still not come to terms with a contract despite rumors confirming the deal leaking out earlier in the week.
If the latest reports are true, Brown is reportedly dragging his feet due to interest in a job in the NBA, specifically the open GM position of the Portland Trail Blazers:
Still think Larry Brown ends up at SMU (perhaps soon) but source close to LB says his interest in Portland GM job continues to delay process— Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) April 19, 2012
A front-office job isn't as much of a daily grind as coaching, especially when it comes to the level of hours a college coach must put in recruiting, something which Brown might not be prepared for, given that he hasn't coached outside of the NBA in nearly 25 years.
For all the latest Larry Brown rumors, stay tuned to the exclusive SB Nation Dallas storystream.
Hold the presses on Larry Brown to SMU -- for now. According to Sports Illustrated, SMU has not yet offered the job to the Hall of Fame coach, despite being very interested in the job.
"They haven't offered me the job, I haven't accepted the job, and I would never do it without Joe's blessing," Brown told The Associated Press. "I think before anything happens, Steve would probably have to have his blessing from his president. That's where we are."
It does seem likely that Brown will eventually end up with the job at SMU. Though he hasn't coached since he left the Charlotte Bobcats in 2010, he'd bring a lot of clout to the program as they get ready to move to the Big East -- a move that will certainly help with recruiting.
Brown hasn't coached in the NCAA since the 1980s, when he coached at UCLA and Kansas before the college ranks to coach in the NBA.
Brown is bringing in two of the top recruiters in the country, but how will they fit in with rumored coach in waiting Tim Jankovich?
ESPN Dallas is reporting that 71-year-old Hall Of Fame coach Larry Brown will become the next head coach of the SMU Mustangs:
BREAKING: Hall of Famer Larry Brown, 71, agrees to become next #SMU men's basketball coach. Story to come: es.pn/eS1xuG #Mustangs— ESPNDallas (@ESPNDallas) April 17, 2012
The only holdup on an immediate official announcement is the assembly of a staff, according to ESPN:
Sources said that Brown has offered Illinois State coach Tim Jankovich a "coach-in-waiting position." Jankovich is leaning toward accepting the job, but he's also conflicted about leaving a Redbirds squad that returns every key player from last season's 21-14 team.
Brown has been out of basketball for just under two years, when he left the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats in 2010. He's the only basketball coach in history to have both a NCAA Championship (Kansas, 1988) and a NBA title (Detroit, 2003).
For more on Larry Brown and the SMU Mustangs, go to SB Nation's college basketball page.
The SMU Mustangs are currently seeking out candidates for the vacant position as new head coach for the men's basketball team. The school hopes that a new coach can help revitalize the program. To that end, the first candidate they've significantly pursued is former NBA, ABA and NCAA head coach Larry Brown.
According to Andy Katz of ESPN Dallas/Ft. Worth, Brown has an interview with the school on Sunday and is expected to give the school his decision this week. Another finalist for the position that was interviews on Saturday is Tony Benford, currently an assistant coach at Marquette.
While both Brown and SMU have expressed a mutual interest in one another, Katz states that there is no guarantee he will agree to taking on the role. Either way, the Mustangs should know within the next few days whether they'll be welcoming a Hall of Fame coach in the fall.
For more on the SMU coach search, please stay tuned to this StoryStream.
Could Larry Brown resurrect the SMU basketball program? A brief discussion of how his potential hiring could affect the Big East's newest member.
Larry Brown, the only man to ever win both an NCAA and NBA championship as a head coach, is reportedly the frontrunner for the vacant SMU head coaching position, as noted by Kate Hairopolous via Twitter.
SportsDay reported in today's editions that it appears Brown, 71, has emerged as frontrunner.— Kate Hairopoulos (@khairopoulos) April 16, 2012
Brown has been linked to the job in recent days, and it would be his first college gig since leading the Kansas Jayhawks to 1988 National Championship and then jumping ship to the NBA to become the San Antonio Spurs' head coach.
SMU recently fired Matt Doherty as its head coach after finishing 13-19 during the 2011-2012 season. Doherty managed to win only 42.3 percent of his games during his six year tenure with the Mustangs, failing to reach the NCAA Tournament every season.
For all the latest news and analysis on SMU's coaching search, stay tuned to SB Nation Dallas' exclusive story stream.
Larry Brown is a coaching nomad. The longest coaching stint in Brown's career is just 6 years, when he dealt with one of the biggest headaches in basketball in Allen Iverson and the Philadelphia 76ers. Its been Brown's M.O. as a leader of men, traveling from place to place to find a new opportunity and create a winning tradition.
ESPN's Andy Katz reported that SMU will meet with Brown on Saturday to discuss their head coaching opportunity as the Mustangs prepare to move to the Big East next season. Its also been reported that Marquette assistant Tony Benford will interview for SMU's head coach vacancy.
Here's a breakout of all of Brown's tour stops, which include small schools, ABA teams, an NCAA champion and an NBA champion.
For all the latest news and analysis on SMU's coaching search, stay tuned to SB Nation Dallas' exclusive story stream.
CBS Sports is reporting that Rick Majerus won't be the next head basketball coach at SMU, opting instead to stay at St. Louis University:
Rick Majerus has spurned SMU, sources told CBSSports -- and will remain at Saint Louis.— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanCBS) April 12, 2012
Majerus just completed his fifth year at SLU, where he's revived the program - the Billikens made the NCAA Tournament this season and upset Memphis to make it to the second round, finishing with a 26-8 record. St. Louis will return its entire team minus one starter next season.
SMU will continue its search after firing Matt Doherty as it transitions to the Big East Conference. The Mustangs have made several offers that have been turned down, most notably Marquette's Buzz Williams, a Texas native, as well as Harvard's Tommy Amaker.
For more on the SMU coaching search be sure to check out SB Nation's college basketball page.
Over the last few days, St. Louis basketball coach Rick Majerus has emerged as the front-runner for the vacant basketball job at SMU.
On Wednesday, Billikens AD Chris May announced the school had given permission for their 64-year old coach to speak with the Mustangs. Majerus, who makes $1 million a season for the Atlantic 10 school, stands to possibly double his salary at SMU, now that the school is set to join the Big East.
Majerus is best known for his time as the head coach of Utah from 1989-2004, where he won five WAC Coach of the Year Awards and took a team led by Keith Van Horn and Andre Miller to the 1998 Final Four.
He was a television commentator for ESPN from 2004-2007 before taking over at St. Louis, taking the school to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in over a decade.
For all the latest news and analysis on SMU's coaching search, stay tuned to SB Nation Dallas' exclusive story stream.
The SMU Mustangs are hoping to overhaul their men's basketball program; a process that would begin with the hiring of a new head coach and continue from the top down. The latest names bandied about as potential candidates for the coaching job are Buzz Williams and Larry Brown. You can now add another name to that list.
Laken Litman of FOX Sports and Scout.com reports that Rick Majerus has come up as a name associated with the coaching search. Majerus, a five-time WAC Coach of the Year during his 15-year run with the Utah Utes, has been at the helm of the Saint Louis Billikens program since 2007.
Majerus has turned the program around at Saint Louis and is fresh off steering the Billikens to the third round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. If SMU is really looking to rebuild, they could do much worse than Majerus.
For more on the SMU coach search, please stay tuned to this StoryStream.
With SMU still looking for their next basketball coach, a look at which two jobs the two biggest dominoes on the board (Shaka Smart and Brad Stevens) are holding out for.
With a beautiful campus only five minutes away from one of the deepest recruiting hotbeds in the country, there's no reason the right coach couldn't turn SMU into a Memphis-like program, especially with the school set to join the Big East.
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President Barack Obama denigrates Republican emphasis on oil exploration and drilling and college kids cheer when he says we must get away from dependence on oil. He also talks about new technology like electric cars and algae-mobiles. What he and apparently most college chemistry students are clueless about is the fact that there is one material above all others that has increased vehicle fuel mileage and that material is plastic. Plastic has reduced the weight of every vehicle on the road today, and guess what plastic is made from? Oil.


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weed n satanDigging: Huerco S - Colonial Patterns
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Album Rating: 3.5^there is only reality and truth behind that
Album Rating: 4.0These guys are writing a new album fuck yeah.
Album Rating: 4.5really? damn, im looking forward to it.
their last album was really awsome M/Digging: Blut Aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta II: Dialogue with the Stars
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uh, link? they just came out with their last album not too long ago
Album Rating: 4.0and 2 of their members left not long after that
does anyone here actually smoke weed?
Album Rating: 4.5'and 2 of their members left not long after that'
youve gotta be kiding.. i think they're touring with revokation atm.
i like to listen to stuff like this when im buzzed, not when im high
Album Rating: 4.0i too am gay
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its just a personal prefervnce but i can only play slap bass when im high so its kinda wierd
that is kinda weird looks like you wont be able to fill in for the members these guys lost
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NORMAN — Historically, Oklahoma has played its best baseball at the end of season. The last few years were characterized by runs late in the regular season and into the postseason.
The position the Sooners (27-6, 7-2) occupy atop the Big 12 Conference standings hasn't happened very often. How will they handle the pressure of being the leader instead of one of the chasers?
Some evidence will be provided when OU opens a three-game series with Baylor (17-16, 5-3) at Baylor Ballpark in Waco, Texas, at 6:30 p.m. today.
Claiming the series against Texas removed a huge burden on the program. OU had not taken a series from the Longhorns since 1998 and the Big 12 Conference was just two years old at that point.
However, another burden remains.
OU has never won a Big 12 regular-season baseball championship. It has finished second by a half-game twice (2004 and 2009), but hasn't put that trophy in the case.
"Because of the way we've started out we've built a lot of confidence," first baseman/designated hitter Matt Oberste said. "Having a lead in the Big 12 standings is something that is very important for us." The Sooners have been over .500 in conference play after three series just five times since 2004 and 2004 marked the last time OU won its first three series to start the conference slate.
Traditionally, the stumbling block had always been a late March or early April encounter with the Longhorns. Now that OU has successfully navigated that series, it can look toward bigger things — like winning the Big 12 Conference.
"It's an important step for this team," right fielder Max White said. "We want to get a ring and then we want to host a regional and super regional and get to Omaha. To get that experience of winning a Big 12 championship would be awesome."
There is more pressure to win the league than ever before. The Big 12 Conference is the fifth best league in college baseball according to the Ratings Percentage Index. The SEC, ACC and Pac-12 are way ahead of the Big 12 and right now, so is the Sun Belt.
A middle-of-the-pack finish in the Big 12 won't be rewarded with an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament anymore. Winning the league is about the only way to secure an at-large spot.
Is OU ready to do that?
OU coach Sunny Golloway believes so. The main reason for his conviction is the Sooners' pitching staff.
"I think we are because of the arms we have," OU coach Sunny Golloway said. "I think (your are) when you have Jon Gray and Dillon Overton and even Adam Choplick, despite him running into trouble last week. I think Ralph Garza has made a big step coming out of the bullpen and Jake Fisher is throwing really well. Jacob Evans has been ridiculous for a freshman.
"…If we want to be the kind of program we want to be, we've got to be able to get to the top of the ladder and stay at the top. Right now, we're there. We'll see how long we can stay there."
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SK marksmanship program targets the mental aspect of shooting
SOUTH KITSAP — Danielle Corpuz lies still with her eyes closed envisioning a peaceful scene. There are mountains and a lake, trees and a shiny round moon above the water.
She raises up on her elbows, braces a rifle against her shoulder and looks through the scope. Corpuz watches as the mountains disappear, the trees disappear, the lake disappears. When all that's left is the moon, she slowly squeezes the trigger and fires right at it.
Corpuz, a sophomore, is one of four students on South Kitsap High School's marksmanship team who competed in April in a national championship in Utah. On Thursday — the day she scored her first perfect round during practice at the Washington National Guard Armory in Port Orchard — Corpuz described her enthusiasm for the sport.
"It's really a challenging sport," she said, "because unlike other sports, it uses your mental ability instead of your physical ability."
This fall, students in seventh and eighth grades will have the chance to join a club shooting team sponsored by American Legion Post 30 in Port Orchard. Team members will participate in the Legion's Junior Shooting Sports league.
Although the junior high team is not an activity of South Kitsap School District, Master Gunnery Sgt. Mark Brosnan, who coaches the high school team, will help coach the junior high team.
Brosnan hopes the team will feed into the high school's marksmanship program. As with any sport, giving students an early start allows them to better develop their skills and benefits the team as a whole, he said. "Our goal is to cultivate a competitive team, teach them safety" and foster a lifelong enjoyment of the sport.
Students must be registered in South Kitsap School District and, under the Legion's rules, must be on the honor roll to join the club team. That, says Brosnan, is because the same qualities that make a good shooter — dedication, ability to follow directions and build skills on previous lessons — are those linked to academic success. The cumulative GPA of South Kitsap's marksmanship team is 3.7.
Girls currently dominate competitive shooting at the high school, Brosnan said.
"It's a difficult sport, and it takes a lot of drive to do it properly," he said. "The girls just are more determined to get to the level they need to be competitive."
The three other students who went to the Utah competition — the Civilian Marksmanship Program's Western Regional Championship — are Breanna Emery, Katelynn Croston and Jessica Hasel.
"I would say you have to have a lot of patience for shooting," said Hasel, who scored her first perfect round at the championship. "If you mess up a shot, there's no going back and fixing it."
Students learn to shoot in three progressively challenging positions, lying belly down, kneeling and standing. They wear stiff leather jackets and pants to help stabilize their movements. Their rifles use compressed air to propel a .177-caliber pellet 550 feet per second toward a 0.5 mm dot 10 meters (about 33 feet) away.
That takes a steady hand and a calm mind.
"Because they're teenagers, they have a lot of thoughts rolling around in their heads, like flies in a jar," Brosnan said. "They have to get those under control. They can't think about third period French or their boyfriend or anything to do with their cellphone."
The marksmanship program is part of the high school's Naval Junior ROTC program, which allows shooters to participate in other leagues beside the Civilian Marksmanship Program.
Most of Brosnan's top shooters hope to continue with marksmanship in college. Some plan a career in the military, but that's not the goal of the program, said Brosnan, a veteran of the Marine Corps. It's a sport, plain and simple.
South Kitsap's marksmanship program is one of about 30 total in the Puget Sound region.
On the back of their sweatshirts, Brosnan's shooters sport a bull's-eye with the words "Rule #1." The meaning became apparent during practice, as Brosnan advised Corpuz on how to adjust her head for a better shot.
"It worked," she said, pleased with the result.
"That's because of 'Rule #1,'" Brosnan said. "Master gunnery sergeant is always right."
Junior High Marksmanship
Seventh- and eighth-graders at junior high schools in the South Kitsap School District who meet academic qualifications are eligible to take marksmanship through a new team, sponsored by American Legion Post 30 in Port Orchard. Space is limited. For information or to apply, ask for materials at your school's office. An introductory clinic is planned for the summer, with regular practice and competition to start in the fall.


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Behind the scenes at the symphony: Melody Sawyer Richardson is the new chair of the board of directors of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the orchestra has announced. She succeeds J. Marvin Quin. Previously an attorney with a Wall Street firm, the Cincinnati native has served as vice president and general counsel of the Cincinnati Arts Association, and has been an active member of many local and national boards in the arts.
The board also elected 12 new members: Stuart Aitken, CEO of dunnhumbyUSA; Ron Koetters, CEO of Monarch Construction Company; Jon McCann, a principal with Johnson Investment Counsel; Dr. Cora Ogle, a research professor at UC's Department of Surgery in the division of Burn Surgery/Shriners Burns Institute; Bob Olson, a retired attorney and subscriber since 1968; Ryan Rybolt, president and COO of Infintech (Innovative Financial Technologies); Rosemary Schlachter, A 1993 Cincinnati Enquirer Woman of the Year; Jeff Schloemer, a partner with Taft Stettinius & Hollister; Digi Schueler, who also serves on the boards of Playhouse in the Park, the YWCA and Every Child Succeeds; Matt Stautberg, Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis for Macy's, Inc.; Nancy Wagner, former president of Friends of the Pops and board member of Society for the Preservation of Music Hall; and Shelia Williams, an award-winning author and former executive for Huntington Bank and Fifth Third Bank. In addition, Patti Myers, a principal in ComPlan Associates of Cincinnati, joined as president of the Cincinnati Symphony Association, the CSO's volunteer arm.
More about Richardson: She is chair of the Cincinnati Ballet and was the 90th Anniversary Cabinet Chair for the Cincinnati Opera. She is also a board member with Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau, Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Opera, SPCA, University of Cincinnati Foundation, the International Sculpture Center, and the U.S. Department of State Fine Arts Committee. She is the Ohio Vice Regent for George Washington's Virginia home, Mt. Vernon. Richardson joined the SORTA Board in 2003. She was first elected Chair of the SORTA Board in 2007, and was re-elected to lead the organization in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
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Florida Community Bank N.A., a banking subsidiary of Bond Street Holdings Inc., announced a merger with Great Florida Bank that will, upon closing, result in creating Florida's fourth-largest independent banking institution.
For Great Florida, the transaction will provide value for all stockholders relative to the present value of their investment.
Upon completion of the merger, Great Florida's stockholders will receive $3.24 per share in cash for each common share owned. The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of the fourth quarter of 2013, submit to customary conditions, including receipt of regulatory approvals and the approval of Great Florida stockholders.
When the transaction is completed, Florida Community Bank will become the fourth-largest bank headquartered in Florida, with approximately $4.4 billion in assets and 67 locations in Florida.


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NEW YORK (AP) — An actor on HBO's "Treme" (truh-MAY') is seeking class-action status for his profiling lawsuit against Macy's.
A lawyer for actor Robert Brown filed the papers Wednesday in federal court in New York City. The 29-year-old says he was stopped buying a $1,350 Movado watch and targeted because he's black.
The lawsuit says many others have been targeted at the store because of race. Brown first filed the lawsuit last month.
The suit says Macy's has not changed its wrongful security practices, even after a 2005 settlement with the attorney general over racial profiling complaints. A separate lawsuit against New York police says the department encourages the practices.
Macy's didn't comment on the suit but says it doesn't discriminate. City lawyers say they haven't yet reviewed the lawsuit.
A judge must approve class-action status.
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t was not my fault. I swear to whatever God you want to name. It was not my fault. It was November in Winnipeg and I was not looking for trouble. I was limping around with a cane. I was in pretty rough shape overall with assorted ill-healed holes in my hide and the beginnings of the flu from hell.
I was not looking for trouble. I want to emphasize that.
I limped, hacking loudly, into the Entegra Credit Union on Selkirk Avenue in the North End about five minutes after it had opened, just in time to stand at the end of a long line of blue-collar retirees and middle-aged housewives. My wife, Claire, had stayed home from work to let me open my very own bank account and I was enjoying not babysitting, which was how I was currently earning my living. Not that the kids were that bad, they were just very, very, well ... bad.
After ten minutes I finally reached the teller. "I need a savings account, one that I can access through the automated tellers."
She stared at my bruised face and looked away. "Sure."
"I also need some deposit slips. There's nothing on the table over there."
The girl, whose name tag read EILEEN, was maybe twenty-five and pretty with black hair and dark blue eyes. She smiled with some condescension as she answered, "We haven't had those for five years at least, maybe longer."
She took the information form I'd filled out along with my social insurance card, my Manitoba Medical card and a piece of photo ID, in my case a Manitoba Liquor Control Commission card (cost $17, newly arrived), and $5,632 in cheques from the Manitoba Lotteries Corporation, and typed away on her computer. I'd phoned ahead of time and knew they'd run a credit check on me before I received the account, but I was sure I'd pass--ex-cons like me didn't generally have
credit rating, good or ill.
I was standing there with my cane hung on the counter when the robbers walked in.
I turned around slowly to see two guys in the lobby behind me, one with a rifle and one with a pistol. They were both wearing rubber masks of Brian Mulroney, Canada's least loved prime minister. All of a sudden I was feeling every injury, bruise, and hole in my hide.
Both robbers were painfully thin--drug thin--and wearing jean jackets and canvas gardening gloves. Both vibrated with adrenaline and, maybe, chemical speed. Not a good combination for anyone.
No shit.
A curl of smoke was coming from the barrel and breech of the rifle held by Mulroney Number One. It spiralled to theceiling while he fumbled in his jacket to fish out a pillowcase with its mouth held open by a bent coat hanger. This meant he was the cash man, which meant that Mulroney Number Two was ...
... crowd control, and since the crowd consisted mostly of older people and me, he chose me. He took four fast steps and rammed the pistol barrel into my chest.
"I'm not smiling."
And I wasn't. These guys were amateurs, which made them dangerous. Amateurs are always worse than pros. Pros will kill you but they'll generally do it on purpose. Amateurs, however, can kill you by mistake as well as on purpose. Everything they did screamed that they were amateurs. Like the way that Mulroney Number Two was poking me with the pistol. You never, ever, touch someone with your gun. Touching someone with your gun makes it easy for whoever is being threatened to take the weapon away from you.
He screamed assorted obscenities at me and I could smell rye whiskey on his breath, which was a second mistake; never drink before work. Mulroney Number Two backed away and swung the pistol at the tellers. Mulroney Number One started to work the cashiers. Mulroney Number one was holding a lever-action rifle with the barrel cut right down to the top of the tubular magazine and the stock crudely shaped into a pistol grip. He waved the gun around and I saw the barrel width and guessed it was a .22 or a .32, a pretty small calibre. That was good and bad. Good because the hole it would make would be small. Bad because it meant that the magazine could carry a lot more rounds. Also bad because it meant the recoil would be lessened, which would mean Mulroney Number One couldshoot more often and more accurately. I realized I hadn't heard or seen him work the action, which meant the hammer was sitting on a spent shell.
That would be the third mistake the Mulroneys made and
is another reason why none of it was my fault.
I shouldn't have been surprised. A bank robbery occurs every fifty-six minutes across North America, so the odds catch up with you eventually. That's like 9000 a year, each netting an average of two grand Canadian, which made for a lot of loot changing hands.
Of course generally I was the one doing the robbing. In the good old days when that was my business. Nowadays I don't do that.
Mulroney Number Two was standing there in the middle of the marble-floored lobby waving his gun around. It was a revolver, an old one with most of the bluing gone from the barrel and with the kind of forward-leaning lines that made me think it was single action. Single action meant that the hammer had to be pulled back to full cock before each shot. Double action meant pulling the trigger would cock the gun for you.
One teller had dumped handfuls of bills into the pillowcase and Mulroney number one bellowed, "THE COINS TOO! NOW!"
This was embarrassing. No one takes the coins--they're too heavy and too hard to dispose of, unless you own a pool hall. And, really, why make it any easier for the cops, who have a 70 percent clearance rate on bank robberies in the first place? Of course the clearance rate was little comfort for the banks because only 30 percent of the loot is ever recovered. The rest goes to broads, booze, and blow. And if the police captured the loot then some of it sometimes went for the occasional subsidized police vacation in Cancun.
It was Mulroney Number Two. The hammer was still down on his revolver and again he was pushing it into my chest and I was feeling pretty sore from assorted injuries.
"No sir." With all that pain I had no problem putting a quaver into my voice.
It didn't help and he slapped the barrel of the gun into my temple. Everything went dim and hazy and I barely stopped myself from falling. I reached up and touched the edges of the hole and it became wet. Blood welled down the side of my face and the pain blossomed and I just stood there.
The bright red blood and the open flower of a wound seemed to satisfy the robber and he walked away to yell at other people. A metre and a half away a plump white lady shook her head and muttered something in Ukrainian or Polish. Other than that the crowd was silent and I watched the robbers work. I tried not to think and my mind wandered. The most popular day to rob a bank is Friday and the second is Monday and the most popular time to do it is in the first two hours of opening. And more robberies occur in California and Florida in the States and Ontario and British Columbia in Canada. Vancouver is the bank-robbery capital of Canada. Go figure. The weather, I guess. In the States the robbery capital is Atlanta. I blame that on the Coca-Cola bottling plant and CNN.
Another teller was handing over her bills and coins. That left only one teller and then this would all be over. Then I could go home and find out how big the hole in my head actually was. Maybe it would earn me a little sympathy sex from my wife Claire. Maybe I could go back to healing from my own errors. Then I heard sirens and that made me flinch. These were amateurs in front of me and amateurs panicked when the cops showed up. And panicking amateurs might freak out,take hostages, or start shooting. All of those options would be bad.
To top it all off I knew Claire would never, ever, let me hear the end of it if I survived. All of which meant that I had no choice at all when I called out, "Hey, asshole, yeah, you."
Mulroney Number Two twitched like I'd slapped him and strode over to me. He paused and jammed the gun barrel into the centre of my chest. He still hadn't pulled the hammer to where it was supposed to be.
"I was just calling you an asshole, asshole."
I wondered if I was right. I wondered if the gun
single action. If not I was deeply and truly fucked.
Mulroney Number Two sputtered and pulled the trigger but I was right, the gun was single action. Nothing happened. While he was trying to figure out what was going wrong I grabbed the gun with my right hand and twisted it down with the barrel pointing towards his belly. The sound of his finger breaking was loud and his scream was louder. A few metres away Mulroney Number One dropped the pillowcase and raised the rifle with both hands.
I wasn't hurrying. Never rush these things. There's a rhythm to it all.
My left hand went to the centre of Mulroney Number Two's chest and pushed hard and I jammed my right foot down onto his to pin it in place. He was overbalanced and fell backwards slowly as I kept my weight on his foot. He fell and the weight of his own body tore the muscles and bones loose and turned his ankle into shredded meat. That made him scream even more and his voice filled the credit union like water pouring into a fishbowl.
Two metres away Mulroney Number One pulled the triggerof his rifle but nothing happened and that gave me time to flip the pistol around and pull the hammer back through half-cock to full cock.
He did.
"Gun down."
The big question. The big chance. The thousand-dollar question. If he tried to work the lever I'd empty my gun into his narrow chest, but it was his choice.
The gun went down.
"Arms up."
His arms went up and the doorway filled with blue uniforms, black leather belts, anodized steel, white skin, and maybe a half metre of moustaches and about two square metres of bald skulls. I had the pistol pointed at the ceiling and I put it down on the ground. I did it all very slowly and I did it staring into the barrels of eight semi-automatic pistols held by eight stressed cops.
I sighed as I sank to my knees and said loudly, "This is not my fault."
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Steps on how to finish level 65 of Candy Crush Saga:
1. Crush chocolates first together with the chained candies. These candies are your top priorities so look for candies near the chocolates or chained candies.
2. Another priority is to crush the candies that are cornered at the top, bottom and sides. Do this as much as you can.
3. Only crush the middle candies if you can get a special candy or you have no other moves left.
4. Special candies are very important in level 65. So try to set up as many special candies together. Try setting up a wrapped candy with a striped candy OR a striped candy with a chocolate ball.
Summary: How to finish Candy Crush Level 65
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2. Get rid of all cornered candies.
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Hotel in Aarhus near ARoS
Situated in Aarhus, this hotel is close to Aarhus Theater, ARoS, and Den Gamle By. Also nearby are Aarhus Cathedral and Viking Museum.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, CABINN Hotel Aarhus features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24-hour front desk.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Aarhus hotel also offers multilingual staff, a television in the lobby, and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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