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AJ Buttons Armstrong
Jun. 3, 1993
Ohio, USA
Jun. 27, 2008
Trumbull County
Ohio, USA
Today our hearts are breaking, our precious AJ Buttons died last night almost on the midnight hour. He was a beautiful white Maltese with 2 black eyes and a black nose that looked like buttons on his face. ( see pictures) He was born June 3, 1993 in Warren, Ohio the son of Marjoi's Thundrun Dyno Myte and Smok'n Light'n. --He was a loving gift from a friend we had helped with the funeral when her husband died. She had 3 Maltese pups and when she broke her leg and one went into heat we kept it for her. She gave us AJ for helping her which you couldn't have given us anything better.
Our little Bud Bud was a fighter. The last couple of years he had medical problems but he always kept going. He fought up to the very end to live . Of course he ruled our home and we never left him alone as he took fainting spells. He loved to go in the car and all you had to do was put either his collar or sweater out and he knew what that meant and he was ready. -------He especially liked to go in the motor home and really enjoyed it when his brother CJ II was living. I am handicapped and have a scooter and they both would ride with me each day. Being the smaller AJ would ride in the basket and CJ would ride at my feet. Everyone knew "our boys".
He loved to con someone to take afternoon naps with him (usually Dad) At night he just kept after me to go to bed. He was so smart. He had a way of letting you know what he wanted. He never liked to eat the same thing 2 meals in a row no matter what it was or how good. Of course you can tell he was spoiled (wouldn't had it any other way) but oh so smart. Toward the end he had to take water pills and blood pressure pills. We put plastic down and papers on top. He taught himself to use the papers if he couldn't get outside or at night.
AJ loved auctions and he was accepted by the auctioneers and the crowd. He never made any noise and would let everyone pet him. We would pack him a lunch and take a dish of water. He would either lay in an air conditioned room or if outside in the shade or sit on my lap. Of course his sweater was near in case it got cold. He was one special boy that we love dearly.
Charles & I sat up with him all night with me holding him in my arms half the time and I gave him tons of kisses. I brushed, combed and trimmed him, we put his favorite red sweater on him and his rhinestone collar and wrapped him in a blanket. The girls at the vets said how beautiful he looked. He rode to the vets on my lap as he always rode when we went somewhere. After more kisses I had to let him go no matter how hard it was.
This is the first time in about 40 years we have been without at least one pet. I'm sure you know how lonesome it is. I still hear noises in the house and I think it is him. I hope those feeling never go away. AJ left us after 15 years and with some beautiful memories. I wish he was still here making those memories. He will always be loved and missed and I know he knew how much we love him.
AJ and his brothers will be waiting for us at Rainbow Bridge. We will get them, love them forever and never part again. It will be a happy time. We took AJ to Western Farms in Grafton, Ohio and he is buried in the pet cemetery there with his brother CJ II. --Goodbye for now sweetheart. Thank you for you love and sharing our family with us. Love you always. --Mom & Dad
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+Ruth Choi says, "Would it make your Mouth glow... while you eat it?" Ruth, I think it might. The UV/Black light makes your teeth fluoresce, if you had the candy in your mouth, it would glow, as well as your tongue, likely!
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There were so many comments on my post about Kryptonite Candy, I have reached my comments limit (500) so I will answer as many questions as I can in this post. If you are making anything glow-in-the dark, or UV-glowing, please share, I would enjoy seeing and sharing your projects. If you try this project at home, and have questions, please feel free to reach out to me, if I don't know the answer I'll find someone who does.
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There were so many comments on my post about Kryptonite Candy, I have reached my comments limit (500) so I will answer as many questions as I can in this post. If you are making anything glow-in-the dark, or UV-glowing, please share, I would enjoy seeing and sharing your projects. If you try this project at home, and have questions, please feel free to reach out to me, if I don't know the answer I'll find someone who does.
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+Jacquana Broughton asked where we do this, Jacquana, we are located in Sebastopol California in the USA, we have Make Labs, and some outdoor locations on our Campus. Some of the Camp Counselors are doing their presentations from other locations, though.
Recently I saw where one of our big box stores was offering outdoor paint that glows in the dark. I thought about getting a can and painting the steps leading to our front porch with it. My wife wasn't keen on the idea...
+BRADLEY LEARIEL SASMAN and a few others asked about the Ingredients, The original post includes this list:
_-A vitamin B2 pill (just ask in your pharmacy, or on amazon.com (half a pill is enough)) (the one I used had 15mg per capsule and I used three capsules, don't use more than that, it will not enhance the effect)
-green food coloring
-mint oil (or any other type of oil to give your candy a nice taste)
-aluminium foil and/ or powdered sugar and quartz crystals (or something else to make the forms)
-UV light
-a small pot
-candy thermometer_
along with step by step instructions
_-A vitamin B2 pill (just ask in your pharmacy, or on amazon.com (half a pill is enough)) (the one I used had 15mg per capsule and I used three capsules, don't use more than that, it will not enhance the effect)
-green food coloring
-mint oil (or any other type of oil to give your candy a nice taste)
-aluminium foil and/ or powdered sugar and quartz crystals (or something else to make the forms)
-UV light
-a small pot
-candy thermometer_
along with step by step instructions
+manjul singh and a few others ask if this is safe to consume. The Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin) is a common food additive, and is available online, and in your grocery chemist or pharmacy. It is a water soluble vitamin tablet or capsule. The other ingredients are Water, food-safe food coloring, and flavoring, such as what you would use to flavor cake icing, and common sugar.
One comment shared a great Idea, about using toothpick to make little suckers! I like that idea a lot.
+Linda Muncak Mentioned that because she is Diabetic this would not be right for her. Very true, since it is basically sugar. But one could make all sorts of things with the mix, it does not have to be edible. We discussed making flat little 'candies' that could hang from the trees or windows, and have a UV/Black light near them for illumination. No eating required.
+arbinitnut rd asked, "candy that glows in the dark? It's not supposed to be eaten rite? I mean, it will shine in stomach through skin?" Although it says "Glow in the Dark" it actually requires a Ultra Violet Light source to make it Fluoresce. The Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin) "Glows" or more accurately - "Fluoresces" only when the UV light source throws Protons at it and they bounce off.
+Sean Mahoney said, "My 10 year old will love you for this, you just made me super dad, Thank You!~XD" Hey, us Dad's have to help each other out once in a while! Be sure to involve him, that memory will last his whole life.
+David Cyrus and a few others were asking about finding a UV/Black light source. They can easily be found on the internet, some Hardware stores have them, too. Use Google Search to shop and find a local distributer near you, just look for Ultra Violet Light, and find what is right for your situation, I prefer the Flashlight, but they are usually more expensive than just a bulb that would fit into an existing fixture.
+Wendy Cohoon brought up a great question that I don;t know the answer to (But I'll go looking!) "I tried making bubbles glow with a glow stick broken in to the bubble mixture, it make the bubble mixture glow for a bit but the bubbles didn't glow.
Wonder if the quinine in tonic water would stay in the candy after the water is boiled down?"
Wonder if the quinine in tonic water would stay in the candy after the water is boiled down?"
+Lisa Hogan Autry asked: "hm, how do jellyfish make their glow?" During the video presentation we talked about the differences between bioluminescence and fluorescence, +Ben L explained it quite well. Circle him up and ask him for some follow-up knowledge.
+Ryan Thai asked, "Does this work and is it safe ... What's it taste like ?" It is safe, containing only water, sugar, Vitmin B-2 (Riboflavin) food color and artificial, or all-natural flavoring. in the video (Maker Camp Day Eight: Kryptonite Candy with John Johns) we do talk about some different flavoring ideas, it's really up to you to experiment.
+Russell Davison brought up a good point, "Warning! Only use wooden or metal utensils. Plastic utensils melt into the candy and so you have to avoid eating the plastic when it cools down." We used wooden, and silicone utensils, but PLastic would likely melt in the 300 degree F hot sugar.
+Laurel Mendelson and a few others had problems with the links, and I'm sorry about that. The original post (https://plus.google.com/u/0/113205498691279040477/posts/1aSVWzZokH6) and the video on YouTube (Maker Camp Day Eight: Kryptonite Candy with John Johns) are good, though and should work for your project.
+Sarah Rasor a kindred spirit says, "Thanks!! This is awesome! I'm always looking for good Halloween ideas! I plan all year long!" Tell us more! I hit up garage and yard sales all year long, and search for good ideas early, since some projects take longer than a few days. (Shameless Plug) some of our +MAKE magazine Halloween issues are great starting places! (http://makezine.com/halloween2007/)
+Maria Nedelcu said, "Looks like antifreeze... +Jonathan Johns but the idea of glow in the dark candy is awesome ! Thanks...gonna make it with my kids..!" The photo is very bright green, just like anti-freeze, but you can make it almost any color you'd like, get an assortment of food colors, and try for blue, or orange, or pink or yellow. (Make it with your kids, and share some results photos with us.)
+Roxie Harlin commented, "Radioactive substances destroy the cells of your body - Don't even think of making this deadly candy!" And she is partly correct! If this candy was radio active. But since it is really just sugar, water, Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin) and food coloring and flavoring, it is not radioactive at all, and perfectly safe, and not radioactive at all.
+Sherif Kholeif bring some scientific insights, "I have some doubts about the safety of the product. First, food coloring (natural or artificial?) anyway is mixed with flavored oil and vitamin B2 up to 300o (Fahrenheit or Celsius? - better be in oF), assuming it is up to 300oF (about 149oC). There is probably a chemical reaction going on and new products are created. It is the new products being created what's making me in doubt about the safety of the product. Vitamin B2 has a melting point of 280-290oC (decomposes). Any analysis of the resulting product being reported?" We are not reporting any post analysis, but if you;d like to, we'd post the results! The food coloring (Natural, or artificial) is added at the end, as is the flavoring. The B-2 may or may not be breaking down under temperature, but what would be the "New Product" created?
+Hannah Ferguson asked, "That may look good, but cant the substance causing the glowing be poisenious? (I cant spell) Just wondering..." The glowing is cause by the reflection of Ultra Violet Light, so it is not glowing internally, it is just reflecting. The basic ingredients contain no toxins.
+Jonathan Johns Thanks for your reply. If the temperature reported is in degrees Celsius, then B2 won't decompose, however, a chemical reaction may take place and the product will depend on the type of flavoring, coloring agent, other ingredients, cooking time, etc... An analytical lab can analyze the mixture on cold, then the resulting product using the same solvent(s) and an HPLC instrument. If the ingredients after cooking remain similar to those analyzed on cold, then the safety of the product will depend only on the type of ingredients added (no new products created). However, if there is a new product created, then this will require more investigation using a GC-MS or an MS instrument to identify the new product. All I hope is that the ingredients remain unchanged after cooking. For coloring agents, please use natural products as well as for flavoring. Some natural and safe coloring products when used in recommended doses are: E100 (yellow-orange), E140 (green), E160a (orange to red), ...If you would like to decrease the amount of sugar used, you can use some natural or safe sweeteners added at the end of the cooking process.
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I would love to share! But it make take me a few days to get picks and descriptions for you! Last year we built (and I took a blow torch to
for effect) a life-size coffin. The year before that the focus was spiders-we did an entire porch enclosed in webs and spiders, complete with giant homemade spider egg-sacks hanging from the ceiling. One year was cemeteries and tombstones, i now have a take apart cemetery that I LOVE that covers a huge part of our porch. One of my favs though is our collection of homemade black-light reactive potion bottles! We always have black lights mounted around the house during the fall and they are killer! I have an oozing cauldron that looks great, is easy and inexpensive to make and lasts forever, and since I already made all the mistakes, you don't have to! I have to finish my mounted head on a platter this year, but it is coming along nicely! I have a lot of work for the next week, but give me some time and I can put together pics, directions, hints and tips. I'm always looking for new and creative projects! Oh and creepy but fantastic tasting foods too! Those are the hardest to find without repeating stuff every year!
+Sarah Rasor You are too cool! I want to see pics of everything you make this year, and a virtual walk-thru video. You'r place sounds amazing! After the presentation, the Counselors and I had a follow-up hangout and discussed some other things we could do with the Sugar mixture other than candy. If it is treated simply as a medium, one could make thin colored translucent "Panes" of faux stained glass... A creepy glowing stained glass window in a faux creepy mausoleum? Yes Please! And about food, last year I tried my hand (Pardon the pun) at the dreaded severed hand meatloaf - have you made that yet? My Buddy David also makes a killer make-your-own Bloody Mary station. I'll be working on a post for that this year, too. Keep in touch!
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Guard – Guilien Smith, Sr., Catholic Memorial
The 6-foot-1 Smith was named ESPNBoston's fifth "Mr. Basketball" earlier this week as the top player in Massachusetts, after leading the Knights to the Division 1 State Championship. He led the run-and-gun Knights in scoring (19.1 ppg) and rebounding (8.6), but elevated his game in the playoffs, averaging 23.1 per game on their run. He will continue his career next year at Dartmouth.
Guard – Kellan Grady, Jr., Catholic Memorial
After a meteoric postseason for the state champion Knights, Grady is the talk of the Bay State as one of New England's more promising juniors. He averaged 17.8 points, 5.1 assists and 4.8 rebounds, including 21.5 points for the playoffs. Grady currently holds offers from Rhode Island, Boston University, Brown and Dartmouth.
Guard – Isaiah McLeod, Sr., Cambridge
The 6-foot-1 McLeod was one of the state's leaders in scoring average (26.0) this season, including eight games over 30 points, to go along with 8.2 rebounds per game, as the Falcons captured their first MIAA Division 1 North title since 2007. He is one of a rare class of Bay State players to be named MVP in two different leagues over his high school career (Greater Boston League, 2013-14; Dual County League, 2014-15), and finished his career with 1,170 points. He will continue his career next year at Southern Connecticut State.
Forward – Tyree Robinson, Sr., Durfee
One of the most explosive athletes to come through the MIAA landscape in years, the 6-foot-3 slasher has made his presence felt at both ends of the floor over the last two years with his seemingly endless vertical leap. This season he averaged 25.7 points, 13 rebounds, 5.5 blocks and 2.5 steals as the Hilltoppers made the second round of the Division 1 South tournament. In 40 career games with Durfee he scored 952 points, and in 2013-14 brought the Hilltoppers their first Big 3 Conference title in over two decades.
Forward – Tyonne Malone, Jr., Putnam
Once again, the 6-foot-3 Malone was a volcanic presence at both ends for the Beavers, who made their third straight MIAA Division 1 State Championship appearance but fell short in their quest to three-peat as state champs. Malone averaged 16.7 points per game during the regular season but was one of the most explosive players of the postseason, averaging 22.2 per game – including 29 in the state final.
G – Tommy Mobley, Sr., Newton North
One of the deadliest long-range shooters in Massachusetts, the 6-foot-3 Mobley leaves North as one of its most decorated scorers in program history, winning MVP of the Bay State Conference three consecutive years and finishing with 1,607 career points -- better than his brother, Yale forward Greg Kelley, and second only to schoolboy legend Anthony Gurley, among North's rich history of scorers. For this season he averaged 23 points per game as well as six rebounds and three assists, as the Tigers reached the Division 1 South semifinals for the third consecutive season.
G – Wabissa Bede, Jr., North Andover
The 6-foot-1 Bede who earned MVP of the Merrimack Valley Conference after finishing the season with the state's second-best scoring average (26.8 ppg) to go along with 11.5 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 3.4 steals and 1.2 blocks. Earlier this winter he received his first Division 1 offer, from New Hampshire; to date he has also heard from VCU, Creighton, St. Bonaventure, Maine, Northeastern and Fairfield.
G – Brandon Twitty, Jr., Catholic Memorial
Another of the state's premier marksmen, the 6-foot-2 Twitty made plenty of big shots in the Knights' run to their first state title since 2008. On the season, he averaged 15.4 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.2 steals per game for the state's leader in team scoring average (86.1).
F – Devan Harris, Sr. F, Danvers
The 6-foot-5 Harris was one of the state's most bullish on the blocks, as the Falcons went 27-0 in capturing the Division 2 State Championship, the program's third state title in four years. On the season, Harris averaged 19.9 points and 10.3 rebounds per game.
F – Ryan Boulter, Sr. F, Mansfield
Boulter was named MVP of the Hockomock League after a dynamic senior season in which the 6-foot-6 stretch forward shot 44 percent from three-point range. He led the league in scoring average (22.6) as the Hornets reached their second Division 1 South final in three seasons.
G – Marcus Zegarowski, Soph., Hamilton-Wenham
The younger half-brother of reigning NBA Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams, Zegarowski earned Cape Ann League MVP honors in leading the Generals to the Division 4 State Championship, their first title in school history. On the season he averaged 20.6 points and also led the team in assists and steals.
G – Ty Nichols, Sr., Putnam
Earlier this month, Nichols was named Western Mass Player of the Year by the Basketball Hall of Fame, as the Beavers reached their third straight state final but fell short of a three-peat. On the season, the 6-foot Nichols averaged 16.5 points per game.
G – Jonathan Garcia, Sr., Putnam
Long considered one of the premier on-ball defenders Massachusetts has to offer, the 6-foot-3 Garcia lived up to the billing again this winter, as the Beavers reached their third consecutive Division 1 State Final. On the season, the returning All-State selection averaged 9.5 points per game.
F – Connor Merinder, Sr., Andover
A four-year starter for legendary coach Dave Fazio, the 6-foot-5 Merinder will go down as one of the Golden Warriors' all-time greats, averaging 15 points, 12 rebounds, three assists and three blocks per game as they won the Merrimack Valley Conference's Large division outright. He will continue his career next season at Trinity.
F – Chris Doherty, Fr., Marlborough
One of New England's most promising freshmen took Central Mass by storm this winter, experiencing runaway success as the Panthers reached the Division 2 State Championship, their first state final appearance in school history. The 6-foot-6 Doherty averaged a double-double (16.3 points, 13.2 rebounds) for the regular season, but turned it up in the playoffs, averaging 22.8 and 14.3.
Michael Boen, Sr. F, Mansfield
The 6-foot-4 Boen was named a Hockomock League All-Star as the Hornets reached their second Division 1 South final in three seasons. For the season he averaged 15 points, 8.5 rebounds and 6.4 assists. He will continue his career next season at Stonehill College.
Darrick Boyd, Sr. G, Chicopee
The 6-foot Boyd is the first player in our site's history to make an All-State Team from two different schools, as he earned All-State honors last season with Springfield Cathedral. He averaged 19.6 points per game as the Pacers reached the Division 1 West semifinals.
Fru Che, Jr. F, Somerville
After a brutal start to the season, the Highlanders got hot in the second half, winning eight of their last nine games of the regular season to sneak into the Division 1 North tournament. At the forefront was the 6-foot-4 Che, who picked up a second straight Greater Boston League All-Star nod along the way.
Kareem Davis, Sr. G, St. John's Prep
This winter, the 5-foot-7 point guard led the Eagles to their first Division 1 North Final appearance since their last state championship season of 2010-11. Along the way, Davis was named a Catholic Conference All-Star for the second straight season, averaging 17 points per game.
Jakigh Dottin, Soph. G, Cambridge
One of Massachusetts' brightest young sophomores, Dottin formed one of the region's most feared backcourts as the Falcons captured their first Division 1 North title since 2007. A dogged on-ball defender, he averaged 13 points, five rebounds and two steals this winter.
Joey Downes, Sr. G, Sandwich
Downes was named MVP of the Atlantic Coast League as the Blue Knights posted their best record in school history, going 21-2 and reaching the semifinals of Division 2 South. He averaged 22 points per game, with 85 three-pointers made, and finished his career with 1,535 points.
Marcus Giese, Sr. C, Franklin
The 6-foot-6 Giese was a tough matchup underneath for nearly every opponent this winter, as the Panthers reached the Division 1 Central semifinals. He shot 51 percent from the field, and posted averages of 13.1 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game.
David Giribaldi, Sr. G, Andover
One of the more creative scorers north of Boston, the 5-foot-10 Giribaldi was electric at times this winter for the Golden Warriors, who won the MVC outright and reached the D1 North semifinals. He finished his career averaging 15 points per game this season.
Karlens Joas, Sr. F, Malden Catholic
The Lancers have slowly risen to power the last half-decade, and Joas was at the forefront as they reached the Division 2 North quarterfinals this season. A two-time Catholic Conference All-Star selection, the 6-foot-5 Joas plans to do a post-graduate season next year at Taft (Conn.).
Jason Jones, Sr. F, Brighton
The 6-foot-6 Jones was the city of Boston's premier rebounder this winter, averaging 15 rebounds per game to go along with 10.2 points and three blocks. The Bengals reached the Division 2 North semifinals for the fourth straight season.
Jack Loughnane, Jr. G, BC High
Loughnane was named a Catholic Conference All-Star for the second straight season for the Eagles, who just missed out on a playoff berth. For the season he averaged 18.2 points, eight assists, seven rebounds and 2.5 steals per game.
Devonte McCall, Jr. F, Amherst
The son of one of Massachusetts' all-time schoolboy greats Zach McCall, the 6-foot-4 junior led the Hurricanes to the Division 1 West final with some explosive play above the rim. On the season, he averaged 15.2 points per game.
Peter Merry, Sr. C, Danvers
The 6-foot-10 Merry was named MVP of the Northeastern Conference as the Falcons won their third state title in four seasons. One of the stop shot swatters in the Bay State, he averaged six blocks per game – including 20 in his final four playoff games – to go with 10.1 points and 6.4 rebounds.
Frank Oftring, Jr. F, Bishop Feehan
Oftring was instrumental in the Shamrocks' run to the Division 2 Eastern Mass Final, where they fell to state champion Danvers. The 6-foot-5 Oftring averaged 19.7 points and 10 rebounds per game as the Shamrocks won D2 South.
Miles Robinson, Sr. G, Arlington
The Spy Ponders endured their most successful season in school history, going 22-2 and reaching the Division 2 North Final, and Robinson, the Middlesex Liberty MVP, was at the forefront. He averaged 20.2 points, 12.1 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 2.9 steals, finishing his career with 1,148 points and 812 rebounds. One of the nation's top under-18 soccer prospects, he'll continue his career on the pitch next year at Syracuse University.
Erick Rosario, Sr. G, Lynn English
The Bulldogs were one of the fastest teams this winter, and at the forefront was the 6-foot-1 Rosario, who averaged 19.4 points, 9.8 assists and 8.2 rebounds as the Dawgs reached the Division 1 North quarterfinals. He finishes his career at English with 1,223 points, 693 assists, 609 steals and 483 rebounds.
Nate Tenaglia, Jr. G, Tewksbury
The 5-foot-7 Tenaglia was named Co-MVP of the Merrimack Valley Conference's second division, along with teammate Alex DiRocco, as the Redmen experienced their most successful season in school history. On the season he averaged 17 points, four rebounds and six assists as they reached the Division 2 North semifinals.
Tyree Robinson, Sr. F, Durfee
With a seemingly endless vertical leap, there were few shots that the 6-foot-3 Robinson didn't alter – and he has the averages (13 rebounds, 5.5 blocks, 2.5 steals) reflect that tenacity. When he wasn't throwing down highlight-reel dunks to the delight of the crowds, he was wowing them with the way he deposited shots into the stands, sometimes charging in from behind the play. Even in his short tenure with Durfee (40 career games), the electricity he brought to historic Luke Urban Field House won't soon be forgotten.
John Walsh, Danvers
What Walsh has done in just five years at the helm of the Danvers program is truly remarkable. Before his arrival, the Falcons traditionally lacked consistent success. But in his half-decade in charge, they've gone 104-19 with three state titles –including their first Division 2 title this season, which completed a 27-0 campaign. Walsh now has five state titles to his name (he won two as an assistant at Watertown under his cousin Steve Harrington), and has a program that is built for the long haul. Expect Danvers to remain state title contenders for years to come.
All-Defensive Team
G – Jonathan Garcia, Sr., Putnam
G – Guilien Smith, Sr., Catholic Memorial
F – Tyree Robinson, Sr., Durfee
F – Tyonne Malone, Jr., Putnam
C – Peter Merry, Sr., Danvers
All-Shooters Team
Tommy Mobley, Sr., Newton North
Kellan Grady, Jr., Catholic Memorial
Josh Lee, Sr., Arlington
Vinny Clifford, Sr., Danvers
Joey Downes, Sr., Sandwich


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Where did it go south for Rob Chudzinski?
The cynical answer is to say when he took the job knowing he was working in a structure where CEO Joe Banner and GM Mike Lombardi had more input or as much input on personnel as he had.
Chudzinski knew the structure when he took the job, but clearly the marriage didn't work.
The cynical view is not the Cleveland Browns' view though.
Banner said at a Monday news conference that the working arrangement with Chudzinski, Lombardi and Banner went well, that any disagreements were of the normal kind. He said he was "unequivocal" on that subject.
To Banner and owner Jimmy Haslam, the team simply did not progress or improve. Haslam mentioned he said in July that he would judge the season by whether the team was better in the final three games than the first three. He said he did not see that improvement.
Chudzinski did not finish well. The Browns lost seven in a row to end the season, and dropped 10 of their last 11. A loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars was bad, and the effort against the New York Jets was worse.
But he was also done in by circumstances that he knew of when he was hired, but probably couldn't fully appreciate until he was in the job.
In the Browns structure, Banner runs football, which means he runs personnel. He discusses consensus but he also is the final say on personnel. He also has a certain operating style. Lombardi evaluates and finds personnel.
The tension between the front office decisions and a coaching staff trying to win immediately seemed to increase as the season wore on. The strain showed in various ways, and Chudzinski would not win that struggle without victories on the field.
Barely a week went by in which offensive coordinator Norv Turner did not -- directly or indirectly -- state that he was making do under less than ideal circumstances.
Chudzinski had five different running backs, three different quarterbacks, a third receiver who missed the final two games and a veteran corner placed on injured reserve who finished the season playing for Miami.
Monday, Tony Grossi of ESPN-Cleveland.com reported the front office wanted to shake up the locker room by cutting a starter -- receiver Greg Little or guard Shawn Lauvao, and Chudzinski balked.
If that happened, the coach is in a bind. If he disagrees he's not a team player and he doesn't demand accountability. But if he agrees, he loses the locker room and operates out of fear, which has never been Chudzinski's style.
The Browns, incidentally, deny the request/mandate to cut a player ever happened.
Banner also disputed any notion that the team was building for 2014 and not for this season.
"We were one of the most active teams in free agency in the NFL," Banner said. "That's not something geared toward 2014. It's geared toward making progress."
He continued.
"I think it you took the players that we added, and if you took them comprehensively -- undrafted free agents, people we claimed, people we drafted and free agency -- and you look at the teams we played over the last five or six weeks I think we'll stack up OK in terms of who we added in 2013," Banner said.
The flip side: More than $20 million in salary cap space went unused and the starting running back was traded and never replaced with a credible back. Cornerback Leon McFadden wound up playing after being drafted in the third round, a round or two ahead of where scouts had him projected. And though first-round pick Barkevious Mingo had moments, he did not make a significant impact.
While Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron and Joe Haden improved, Little did not and Davone Bess, one of the front office's offseason acquisitions, wound up AWOL for two games.
A bad game against the Jets led to the decision to fire Chudzinski regardless of what happened against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
"It galls me when you all write -- and you have the right to do it, and people have the right to say it -- same old Browns," Haslam said. "It's our single mission to change that."
Except the change has started with two head coaches fired within one day of the final game in consecutive seasons.


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In the pilot, there seemed a schism between the early scenes where Caroline was an annoying caricature of a pampered rich girl and the last few where she seemed smart and like someone Max might want to be friends with, and also between the grating puns and other wordplay that Michael Patrick King loved to use on "Sex and the City" and what I'm assuming were some of Whitney Cummings' contributions.
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Now that the July 31 MLB trade deadline is just days away, the Cleveland Indians will look at several options, including Chase Headley, to improve their team.
For the second consecutive season, the Indians controlled the American League Central for the first half of the season. However, they again fell off as the season went along.
At 50-52 and in third place, the Indians now find themselves in an odd position. Do they make a move to contend this season or sell to build for next season?
The team is now 5.5 games back in the division, and the Indians are five games behind the Oakland A's for the final wild card spot. Dayn Perry of CBS Sports ranks Cleveland's remaining schedule as one of the easiest in the American League, so they are a move away from being in great position to make the postseason in 2012.
The Indians do not want to part with any top prospects, but they may be influenced if the right deal comes along.
With holes at first base, third base and in left field, the Indians will look at a handful of players to fill their needs. The pitching staff has been a disappointment this season, and there are still several good pitchers available.
On the other hand, the team has several assets other clubs find attractive. Cleveland needs to decide if they want to make a run at the playoffs this season or clear some salary for the offseason.
Either way, the team will be in position to contend next season.
Stats are from MLB.com


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