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Ole Miss star Marshall Henderson, college basketball's ultimate sideshow, is coming to town.
Some call him colorful. Some call him obnoxious. Some call him a shameless self-promoter. Some call him a thug. Some call him things that can't be posted on a family-oriented website. Whatever you call him, he makes baskets, makes headlines and makes opponents see red.
Ask Mississippi State coach Rick Ray. Last Saturday, as he swaggered past the Bulldog bench in the final seconds of an 82-63 Ole Miss romp, Henderson bragged, "I own this bleeping state!" Not amused, Ray snarled that Henderson should have relations of an intimate nature. The coach later issued an apology. The player, of course, did not. Inciting opposing fans, players and coaches is his shtick.
Henderson certainly accomplished that on his previous visit to Thompson-Boling, Jan. 9, 2013. He strutted around the arena as if he owned the place, taunting the Vols and the fans by prominently displaying the "Ole Miss" emblem on his chest after a made basket. And he made a bunch of them, finishing with 32 points as the Rebels routed the Big Orange, 92-74.
Fifteen days later, showing he was no fluke, Henderson scored 24 second-half points en route to a 28-point effort as Ole Miss completed a season sweep by beating the Vols 62-56 in Oxford. Again, he taunted the Vols as he torched them.
Tennessee's players were not made available to the media this week but head coach Cuonzo Martin is pretty sure they remember how Henderson humiliated them last season.
"If they don't something is wrong," the coach said. "He scored 32. He played well."
As well as he played, he showboated even better. Yet, even a no-nonsense type like Martin says he isn't offended by Henderson's spotlight-hogging antics.
"Everybody has their own style," Martin said, "but it's never directed toward officials and that sort of thing. It's almost like he takes the pressure off his teammates and puts it on himself. I have no problem. He's having success with it."
That's a fact. Henderson leads the SEC in 3-point baskets at 4.2 per game. The league runner-up averages 2.9. Henderson also ranks fifth among conference players in scoring (18.7 points per game), sixth in free-throw percentage (80.0), sixth in steals (1.5 per game) and ninth in 3-point percentage (36.4).
At 6-feet-2 and 177 pounds, he isn't particularly big or strong. Nor is he particularly fast or athletic. He is relentless, however, in working to find enough space to launch his patented jump shot.
"He does a great job moving without the ball," Martin said. "I mean, he's a threat on the floor. You have to respect him. But how do you defend him? You have to make his looks tough. You have to corral him."
Tennessee never managed to corral Henderson last season, even though 6-foot-6 guards Josh Richardson and Jordan McRae boasted significant height advantages. Those two will try again Wednesday night, with help from 6-foot-2 Antonio Barton and 6-foot-5 reserves Darius Thompson and Armani Moore. Constantly challenging Henderson with lanky, fresh bodies is probably the best strategy available.
"You have to put different bodies on him to give him a different look," Martin said. "If you give him the same look every time down he'll adjust quickly and he'll make you pay."
Even when he is covered like a blanket, Henderson has an uncanny knack for getting to the free-throw line and scoring his points there.
"He does a good job of getting fouled and throwing his body into you," Martin noted. "He's a smart basketball player. I don't think he gets enough credit for his intelligence for the game, the way he moves. And he has a good feel for the game."
Love him or hate him, Marshall Henderson is an ultra-productive basketball player who is the primary reason Ole Miss brings a 14-5 overall record and a 5-1 SEC mark into Wednesday's game with Tennessee (12-7, 3-3).
"He takes and he makes big shots," Martin said. "He plays with a lot of confidence. His team passes him the ball. They look for him, and they know when he gets the ball it's going up. In most cases, he's shooting it."
True. But "shooting it" is just one act in the sideshow known as Marshall Henderson. Like his feet, his mouth goes non-stop from opening tip to final horn.
Simply put, the only way to shut him up is to shut him down.


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The good news on Monday night was that the Ink Slingers, the Z-Level softball team competing in the Amarillo Parks and Recreation league consisting of several Globe-News sports department members, got a win. OK, so it was due to the other team (some names have been changed in this blog to protect the innocent) not showing up and it was a forfeit win. But that's almost beside the point.
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This month's edition of Texas Monthly features Colt McCoy and his father on the cover and declares Texas "QB Nation", acknowledging the quality of quarterbacks to come out of the state after a long dry spell in which the emphasis was more on running backs.
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High school football made its unofficial return to Amarillo on Friday afternoon as Amarillo High made its first appearance under new coach Mel Maxfield against an opposing team in hosting a scrimmage against Abilene Cooper at Dick Bivins Stadium. That was followed later in the evening by Caprock scrimmaging River Road.
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In light of the news that Roger Clemens is going to be indicted for lying to Congress about his steroid use over four years ago, more weight has to be given to the revelations in the two books Jose Canseco wrote regarding steroid use in baseball. This comes at a time where (on paper anyway) Canseco is carrying less weight.
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A year ago, the Texas Rangers suffering a sweep on the road by the Tampa Bay Rays would have barely registered as a blip on the DFW sports radar. Didn't we have to concern ourselves with more pressing matters, like the Cowboys next exhibition game?
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Believe it or not, the countdown to the start of high school football season has begun, and in some cases it's actually down to single digits.
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There might not be a bigger sports week in America than what we're in the midst of right now. We crowned a new national basketball champion (or the same old one, Duke, ruining the "Hoosier" dreams of Butler), opened the Major League Baseball season and there's that thing called the Tiger Woods Coronational... er, The Masters in Augusta, Ga., where Globe-News sports editor Lance Lahnert is spending the week, presumably not as Tiger's wingman.
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It's easy to be "high" on this year's NFL draft class.
OK, that was too easy a play on words, but what do you expect when a recent report claims that over one-third of all college prospects for this year's NFL draft have tested positive for marijuana use? Since marijuana is still illegal (like it or not), this on the surface doesn't look good for anybody who's involved. But should it really be all that surprising? And, bottom line, should it really matter?
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For most of last week, I knew I'd be going down to Levelland for the Region I-1A boys basketball tournaments, an assignment which at first glance doesn't appear to be glamorous. Maybe not, but it was a rare opportunity to cover small schools playing at a high level, and it was every bit as rewarding as covering the larger schools in the area.
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Why was Canadian-Pacific (CP) up 2 percent today.They sub-contracted transport of INT's fuel to MMA. I'm not a lawyer but would figure they have the bulk if not all the responsibility for that crash. Go figure.
Sentiment: Buy
Not even World Fuel Services knows the answer to that question. My personal opinion is that it is an over reaction and/or short selling.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
earnings on 7/31 (tomorrow), if better than expected, reverses today's selloff.
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For years I've been wanting to do a super mario playroom, and since we bought a house I've finally got a chance! :) here is the progress from the last 3 weeks... Still have a lot to do, but it's slowly getting done. I'm mobile, so some will be in replies. This is the pipe and one mountain.
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Mario!!! That is so cool. But I'd be tempted to make it my room haha
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I'm very grateful my son isn't home right now to see that. I'd never hear the end of him wanting that room. haha
It looks really great!!
How fun. Playrooms never worked out for us- no matter how cute and organized I made them the boys still would bring all their toys out of that room to where ever we were
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Great job! Can't wait to see the finished room.
That is cool, my DH would love that. Our son's playroom could be made into a Super Mario theme, but we aren't that talented, LOL.
This is what we did with our son's, this was the best that we could come up with at the time.:
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Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by MCImes, Feb 19, 2013.
goose island big john ! awesome stout !
I have never experienced Storm King as a hop bomb, or anything I would remotely consider an IPA. That said I have never had it fresh from a tap, nor have I had it from the bottle any less than 3-4 months old. Everyone has a unique palate, and an opinion is just that...an opinion. Describe it however you like, to me it has always been nicely balanced. If you want to argue facts then thats a whole different story.
I had some '09 BCBS recently. If you can get your hands on some of it, it's amazing. Better than the '12.. Age definitely works wonders on this beer.
Bell's Kalamazoo.
Dark Truth Stout by Boulevard Brewing Company is a great, complex and balanced imperial stout. I prefer it over Old Rasputin. Obsidian by Deschutes is also slammin if they distribute by you.
Here are some reviews that disagree with you;
"Overall: Surprised at how good this beer is. A lot of deep flavors and well balanced. Excellent"
"O- a complex and well balanced stout. Alcohol is hidden well and has a great hop kick to balance it out. The flavors and aromas get better as they warm, nice roasted character highlights this brew."
"Summary - A pretty good stout. A little scary to start off - the hops aroma and the kick at the start of the sip had me worried, but it really balances out the more you drink it. I enjoyed not having such a roasted kick as in some other stouts. Enjoyable and powerful, I'd drink it again."
"T- A delicious chocolaty coffee flavor with roasted malts. Very sweet with some hop balance. Aftertaste is dominated by a roasted/smokey taste with a bit of coffee."
"A well balanced stout that demands your company to marvel at and soak it in!"
"The flavor is very dense, slightly on the bitter side, but very well balanced between sweet malt, charred malt, and hops. If you like stouts you have to try this."
"T: First a big wave of heavily roasted malt with some dark roasted coffee lingering about. Finishes dry with a piney hop flavor, which mellows out a bit as it warms in lieu of a more balanced (but still rather hop forward) play between the chocolate malt and hops."
"D - Very drinkable. Super smooth and well balanced."
"O- Very tasty hoppy strong stout. Malt and hops work very well together."
"O - a very well put together Imperial Stout. I've had about 20 bottles of it and its my fav readily available Imperial Stout"
"T- Leaning slightly towards the hoppy side, but very well-balanced. Lots of roastiness. Coffee, malts, and a little creamy chocolate towards the end."
"O- A great balanced fresh Imperial Stout, looking forward to how this one ages"
...They all apparently feel Storm King is a balanced beer, so maybe just except the fact that we all have our own opinions and describing how your palate perceives something isn't universal.
I agree to "except" all the points you have presented. Thanks for manning up and admitting defeat.
If we wanted to I am sure I could copy and paste a bunch of reviews to support my opinion but I don't feel I need to justify my opinion. I will say that I think the word balance is often misused as a descriptor when it comes to many beers and not just with this beer. Just because people use the word does not make it an accurate descriptor.
If you watch the video on the Victory website they admit that when they were developing the beer they viewed it as a Black IPA of sorts and wanted a very attenuated Imperial Stout without the cloying sweetness. With that explanation, the descriptors the brewery uses does not lend itself to a balanced representation of the style. They were leaning more towards the hop forward side of the style.
Sure, personal opinion has a lot to do with many responses in this thread but sometimes things are a stretch even with opinion taken into account. Even if you think Storm King is a balanced beer certainly there would be more appropriate, more balanced beers that would have been a more accurate answer to the OPs question.
You're extremely childish, I'm sure the OP really appreciates you contribution. Keep up that great beer advocacy...you're doing so well at it.
You're my new favorite BA.
You don't need to give examples of people that felt it wasn't balanced because my point was simply that there are quite a number of people in our community that feel it IS a well balanced beer. The point was that it's an opinion and not fact either way.
If you listen to what they are saying in the video in no way do they describe the beer as being unbalanced.
"Hit with an impact of malt and hops", "Storm like, turbulent, tumultuous, then it resolves itself in something very common with a little bit of alcoholic warmth", "We wanted to see what it would be like to make a really attenuated powerful imperial stout without the cloying sweetness"
I'm certainly not claiming that Storm King is the most balanced option, not even that it is one of the better examples. I gave the OP a number of easily attainable well balanced stouts that are distributed in his area, simple as that.
I suggested Yeti, but I genuinely suggested it because I think of it as a balanced and surprisingly drinkable stout. I honestly wouldn't even say Yeti is my favorite stout that I've ever tried, although I liked it a lot, but I would say it fits the OP's criteria. It's surprisingly smooth, considering its ABV, and it's not overly roasty dark coffee/chocolate bitter or too malty sweet or anything else. It's a heavy beer, but that doesn't mean it can't be balanced.
I stick by my suggestion of Yeti as a balanced, surprisingly easy to drink stout.
Along those lines, I don't think Imperial automatically implies imbalanced. I don't think stouts are, by definition, not balanced. I don't think a beer that might be considered not balanced means a bad beer. I'd go so far as to say that a lot of Imperial IPAs are more balanced than some IPAs. They have a stronger malt backbone to support the very strong hop profile. Some regular IPAs, many that are very good beers, have a much more minimal malt presence while still carrying an excessive hop bitterness. I would say those are not balanced, but they can still be excellent.
Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout
Bell's Kalamazoo Stout
Schlafly Irish Style Extra Stout
Sierra Nevada Stout
Yes, they mention that the beer has elements of balance. Any good beer does have to have some sort of balance but that does not make it a balanced beer. If you are brewing a stout with the intention of winding up with something similar to an IPA, you are not aiming for a balanced version of the style. High attenuation is only going to accentuate hop bitterness and flavor. The cloying sweetness would be an element that would balance a huge hop profile, that was something they wanted to avoid.
They did not come out and say it but they certainly imply they were not aiming for a balanced example of the style.
As said before, I have never experienced a big hop profile in this beer. It has always been well balanced to my particular palate. It is what it is, to each his own.
That's ridiculous, and yet so commonly understood.
Brooklyn Chocolate Stout is my pick.
Perfect I would argue and balanced I too would argue
Well, the OP mentioned Founders IS, though, and is looking for something different...and probably something with more of a yeast signature considering the Sam Smith's reference.
I'd say that perhaps Foreign Style Stouts are just what the doctor ordered- at 7-8%. Schlafly's is pretty killer, lots of dark fruits that become more prominent the more you drink it. Cisco's Capt. Swain is also really good but probably out of the OPs distribution range, but you never know. And, yes, the 800lb. gorilla in the room also makes a real quality version (Guinness, of course).
I love the smokey nose and flavor of Dark Truth Stout but I was really surprised at Brau Brothers Ivan The Great. Seeing as your in MN you should have no problem tracking down some Ivan.
I've watched the uninitiated spit yeti out because of it's bitterness. Yeti, especially the Espresso Oaked variant is my favorite stout right now, hands down, but not because it is the most balanced beer out there. The OP blatantly stated "I still love all the over the top stouts like founders IS, KBS, black note, central waters and the like but Im looking for something different at the moment" and "I really like the medium-heavy mouth feel, mild sweetness, not over-the-top hops, not ridiculously dark malt" and yeti fits right in to that description for me. It is a very assertive imperial stout that has so much roasted malt that the head is darker than the body of most beers, the body is sweet and boozy and bitter, and it toes a fine line of perfection, but it doesn't stand out to me as a beer I would reccomend to someone looking for something a little less "over the top".
I think ten fidy is just delicious and perfectly balanced. The abv is hidden well its very smooth and easy to drink. Oak aged yeti is another well balanced. I especiallly like the espresso oak aged yeti
Balanced is a hard definition to get around on a stout, my favorites are the Imperials and they are all listed above, Ten Fidy, Founders, KBS, Yeti, and Big Bear Black Stout from Bear Republic. Peche Mortel (http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1141/10325) is an awesome stout, but for session stouts I like the ones with either cream or coffee mostly, chocolate sometimes but rarely. Narwhal from Sierra Nevada surprisingly, is very tasty to me. Left Hand Milk Stout is one I often recommend to a "noob" craft beer drinker that wonders what all that dark beer tastes like, it has never gone wrong.
I'm surprised at the lack of love for Pretty Things' Babayaga.
If we're talking about balance, then Babayaga has to be included. The symmetry of flavors is rewardingly experimental while staying true to style.
Haven't tried any of the Yetis other than espresso oak aged, so perhaps I'm off base, but that one seems a bit heavy and sweet to throw back more than one maybe two. Don't get me wrong, I love it but I wouldn't recommend it in this instance.
I do agree whole-heartedly with Boulevard's Dark Truth stout which I think is one of the best balanced stouts out there. Also Odell's Cuthroat Porter, though not a stout. There's been a lot of mention of Obsidian as well, which I like, but I had Abyss on tap the other day and found it extremely drinkable as well. Gotta watch those ABVs if you want to throw them back all night though.
milk stouts (left hand nitro/ killigans mother's milk) are always very smooth... but also generally low ABV and kinda mild. Of the non-milkstout varieties: Speedway is a generally available, much stronger flavor, and tasty as hell. Well, at least I think it's well balanced, although not ultra smooth. Same for Big John, although that's likely difficult to find now.
I prefer expedition...absolutely stunning.
Had a Alesmith Speedway Stout the other night. Wow!!!
It was too strong at first, but when I started swallowing it slowly the chocolate and vanilla flavors really came through. I thought that balanced the taste and the heavy mouth was unreal.
One of my new favorites.
I like new holland's dragon's milk. I think it is a very smooth BA stout.
I would seriously recommend Dark Horse's Plead the 5th- the roasted malt really shines through more so than the hoppier Founders Imperial Stout.
If you want a similar porter, I would go with Deschutes Black Butte, has a nice creamy mouthfeel to go along with the complex porter flavour.
I just had my first a Obsidian Stout and was blown away! So, that's my vote.
I was pleasantly surprised with Magic Hat's heart of darkness, very smooth English stout. Could drink a whole six pack of this with ease.
As for an imperial, I recommend Southern Tier's Oat, it's pretty damn smooth and very well balanced. Enjoy OP.
FIS aged at least one year.
Thank you for considering OP's question and answering appropriately. OP Check out foreign style stouts.
Lion Stout is one I have not seen mentioned -- a really good foreign export type of stout and a decent price.
Sierra Nevada Stout is a good everyday stout.
A month ago I would have said Rogue Shakespeare stout, but they changed something about the hop aggressiveness in that beer when I tried it last month -- either a different crop or hopping rate or timing or something. Much more bitter than I remembered.
Bell's Kalamazoo Stout and Anderson Valley Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout are two more good suggestions for non-imperial stouts. Bell's Double Cream is a great stout but not around all year long.
On the imperial side, it is hard to go wrong with Yeti (harder to find though at least here in VA), Founders IS, and Brooklyn BCS is also a good choice for a balanced option.
Firestone Walker Parabola (http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/2210/41815). Not my favorite barrel aged RIS but the most balanced in my opinion. I actually prefer stouts with a bolder flavor profile.
I would agree with everyone saying Old Raspy, Yeti (just "simple" Yeti), and Founders Imperial Stout. This Black Rat Imperial Stout I'm having right now falls into that category too I would say, though that's obviously not exactly something available widely.
The flying Dog Pearl Necklace Stout is pretty smooth and tasty. Other than that Victory's Baltic Thunder.
I'm loving SN Narwal, but not everyone is liking it.
This is like a really big honey dew list and I like it much better than the one my wife gives me....
old raspy
ten fidy
So Last night, at the recommendation of the good folks at four firkins, i had Brooklyn Black Chocolate and Plead the Fifth. Both of those NAILED exactly what I was talking about. Brooklyn BCS may be my new favorite beer.So smooth, so good.
I disagree that I am looking for a non-imperial stout. There are plenty if imperial stouts that have what im looking for. There has just been a trend lately towards the "Black IPA" style stouts. You can flame me for this, but black ipas fucking blow. Ive tried at least 10 and never buy them a second time.
I agree with the Yeti series (oaked espresso being the best) and founders Breakfast stout too.
I havent had Kalamazoo stout and I havent had SN stout in a long time. Ill try those. old rasputin too. thats ove ive been meaning to buy by get side tracked.
I completely disagree with storm king. That was one of the beers that inspired my OP. Its totally a black ipa. Dark truth also gets a meh from me. good, but not great. Founders IS is great after a year or 2, but the fresh ones ive drank lately leave me wanting it slightly less bitter. In the vertical I did from 09-12 i found that anything older than a year goes into my Love category. new its still good, just not as good when its a year or 3 old.


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Carlos Eire is the Riggs Professor of History and Religious Studies at Yale University.
When Pope Benedict XVI travelled to Cuba two weeks ago, he was acting within a long tradition. Popes, after all, are not only spiritual leaders, they are representatives of the oldest continuous absolute monarchy in the world, which traces back to the Apostle Peter two millennia ago: The Holy See has been engaging in diplomacy far longer than any modern state has been in existence. On account of that history, and because of its spiritual authority, the Vatican has a rare sort of international clout, one that doesn't depend on armies or a gross national product.
Pope Benedict XVI cannot be accused of shirking his responsibility to engage with world affairs. But it is equally clear that he has not been inclined to use his diplomatic power to promote political freedom. On his recent trip, Benedict could have advocated human rights, or protection for Cuban dissidents, many of whom are Catholic themselves. But on all these issues, he largely kept silent. Indeed, when it comes to papal visits and speeches, this pope has focused his diplomacy on ensuring the Catholic Church's growth, even when it requires keeping silent about flagrant abuses of human rights.
It didn't have to be this way, as the example of Pope John Paul II attests. Benedict's immediate predecessor set a very high bar as an international diplomat, undertaking 104 foreign trips, more than all previous popes combined. Indeed, upon ascending in 1979, John Paul II essentially redefined the papacy: Previously, popes had mostly dealt with the world in relative seclusion, from within the papal palace in the Vatican....
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Nil-nil was the final score of the World Cup exhibition game played Tuesday by the national soccer teams of Greece and Nigeria at PPL Park in Chester.
A no-goals tie hardly inspires. But for many green-clad Nigerians in the stands, it was a victory even before the kickoff, when Nigeria's players came out escorted by children with cards emblazoned with "#Bring Back Our Girls. Stand Against Terrorism."
It was a message about the 238 girls kidnapped in April and still missing after Boko Haram militants attacked their school in northern Nigeria. And it was aimed at a worldwide audience: The match was broadcast on sports networks in Africa and nearly every other continent, and streamed online.


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joshDfarris 11:31am via Twitter for Android
So excited to announce that I will be performing in the full @starsonice US Tour!! #dreamcometrue
What a great opportunity for Josh!
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What a great opportunity for Josh!
So happy for him! Its great for the fans to get to know the up and coming skaters along with the veterans we already love!
How much adorable Josh can you handle?
Test your stamina with this fancam of the guys' group number The Walker!
In case you can't quite tell, Josh is wearing the fetching ensemble of red pants and orange shirt.
I watched Jashua lately on SOI tour, I was supper impressed, wanna share here.
He is definitely a cutie pie. He smiles like a flower during his hyper energetic group number. and that smile!
He did spread eagle + 3A right in front of the judges side. gorgeous! difficult entry 3A jump. landed on show performance perfectly.
He looked very skinny and tall, and long legs. and good artistry as well!
Here is an adorable interview from the last show in Seattle.
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And some exciting news about the new program!I cannot articulate how much fun I have had and how much I have grown as a person and an athlete, Farris said on the final night of the show. He also admitted that one of the best things that came out of the show for himself personally, was his relationship with fellow skater, Jason Brown. Were officially really good friends now, Joshua shared, as he has previously struggled with keeping his personal friendship with Brown separate from his competitive interactions with him.
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(n.) Chadd is actually the antonym for Chad. God put the extra D on Chad to actually make a cooler person, who is fun, loving, loyal, and gives very good hugs. He usually has brown hair and brown eyes. He is unselfish and likes to make friends. He doesn't think he's good at anything. Yet he loves to make people laugh and have a good time.
That cool guy looks like he could be a Chadd.
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Chadd means a very chill person who is either very tall or has a very HUGE cock and is great at sex
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One who has sexual fantasies of the deceased. Usually a closet necrophiliac
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I am so up in the air with this one....I am waiting until game week to place the bet because there are too many variables until that time...ho wis Harvin recovering...is anyone else going to get injured...how many coaches will be distracted from preparations.
THis looks to be the best match-up since OSU vs Miami actually turned out to be though. But UF will always have that 63-24 flop against Nebraska as my measuring stick for them versus elite Big 12 teams (I think that is the only time they played a big 12 team in the last couple of decades too)
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The Big 12 fans wants other Big 12 teams to lose.
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While the defense has been solid, the Huskies have one of the top scoring duos in District 10 in Eric Campbell and Hammer. Campbell, the District 10 preseason player of the year, has 30 goals and 15 assists, while Hammer has 16 goals and 12 assists.
"We knew coming in we had a chance at an undefeated season and we wanted it bad," Campbell said. "We had some big teams to get by like Prep and McDowell. Playing with Koltin has been great. He's really fast and I know I have a really good forward to work with. We're always looking to score."
Harbor Creek also took a page out of the 2008 team's book. The Huskies have bleached their hair for the postseason, a tradition that has become common for area soccer teams.
"A lot of these guys were around when they were younger to watch the 2008 team," DiSanto said. "I think they really liked it and wanted to try it out."
The Huskies open the playoffs Wednesday in the District 10 Class AA semifinals. Harbor Creek will play either Hickory or Slippery Rock and need only one win to secure a spot in the PIAA playoffs. District 10 gets two spots in Class AA boys, while just the champion moves on in the other brackets.
"We wanted a state title bad last year," Campbell said. "Coming into this season, we knew we had a lot coming back. We don't want that bad feeling again."
TOM REISENWEBER can be reached at 870-1707 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNreisenweber. Read the Varsity blog for updates throughout the postseason at GoErie.com/blogs/varsity and post comments.


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Norwich Historical Dance perform 16th century dances with a festive flavour for the 'Passion in Fashion' exhibition in the Norwich Castle Museum Rotunda.
Norwich Historical Dance was formed in 1984. We are a collection of enthusiasts brought together by a love of the music, costume and dance of past centuries. Our aims are to promote and preserve the knowledge of Early Dance, its place in our cultural heritage, and to enable the enjoyment of such dance by members of the group and the general public. As far as possible the group employ live music, often with period instruments, for their performances with musicians like 'Minstrels Gallery', also in costume.
Come and see us perform - see our events page, or contact us to book us for performances, weddings or Workshops.
Minstrels Gallery playing for Norwich Historical Dance in the Blue Room of Hanse House during King's Lynn's 'Hanse Festival'
Spectators in Hanse House, King's Lynn, watch the interplay of the dancers in 'Pazienza' during the 2016 Hanse Festival
Edith Cavell Commemoration Week. The nurse leads the men through the tunnel of poppies during the Poppy Farandole at the finale of NHD's performance in front of the Forum, Norwich, in October 2015.
The Ladies of NHD swirl in formation to the music of Minstrels Gallery in the dance 'Armyn', midst the splendour of the Assembly Room in King's Lynn's Town Hall
The swirl of skirts in the Undercroft of Stranger's Hall, Norwich as Norwich Historical Dance perform 17th century dances during the Norwich Lanes Weekend
The ladies of Norwich Historical Dance are in fashion as they dance 'A la Mode de France' during their performance of 17th century dances at the Early Dance Circle Festival, 2015, held in Bath
Masqued ladies surge forward to the rythm of the music in the dance 'Armyn' in the Assembly Room of King's Lynn's Town Hall during the 2016 Hanse Festival
Mrs Fuller (Anne Giles) reflects on days past and dreams about one of the singers and songs from the 1914 Parish Tea Dance, "Is My Team Ploughing?" by George Butterworth
Honour your partners! and Eileen glows with the joy of dancing with Mr. Vernon Castle in 'Les Lanciers' in the February 2016 performance of NHD's 'When the Lights Went Out', an afternoon of Dance and Music from 1914, in Swaffham Assembly Rooms
'Vernon Castle's Dance Troupe' give a splendid Ragtime Revue during Norwich Historical Dance's performance of 'When the Light's Went Out' in Swaffham Assembly Rooms, February 2016, bringing dance and music into the 20th century
The woman left behind after the men have marched to war, perform the 'Poppy Farandole' in the finale to 'When the Light's Went Out' in Swaffham Assembly Rooms
Norwich Historical Dance step back to the year of 1215 to ensure King John signs the Magna Carta at the 'Barley Mow', Witnesham, Suffolk
Norwich Playford Ball
Norwich Historical Dance are pleased to announce that they will be taking over the running of the much loved 'Norwich Assembly Ball', starting this year, with their first 'Norwich Playford Ball' on Saturday 19th November 2016. For more information visit the 'Playford Ball' page and download the flyer. We extend our grateful thanks to Freda for organising the Norwich Assembly Balls for so many years.
Kemp's Jig: Music and Dance from the Plays of William Shakespeare
Norwich Historical Dance with Minstrels Gallery are presenting a performance in Wymondham Abbey on Bank Holiday Monday, 29th August, 2016, in aid of the Priscilla Bacon Centre for Specialist Palliative Care. There will be performances between 2.00pm and 4.30pm, with audience participation. View the flyer (PDF file: 186 KB). NHD would like to thank Wymondham Abbey for giving permission to stage this charity performance in the Abbey.
Belsey Bridge 2017
Norwich Historical Dance in collaboration with The Capriol Society are running a practical course studying 18th century Danish dances, researched and taught by Jørgen Schou-Pedersen, who has had a long and distinguished career in teaching dances of many periods. The venue, Belsey Bridge Conference Centre, is set in a peaceful rural location in Ditchingham near Bungay in Suffolk. The course will run from registration at 5.30 pm on Friday 31st March to 4 pm on Sunday 2nd April. Saturday afternoon will be free. Accommodation is for two nights with all meals included. Early booking is advised for this popular course as numbers are limited. Please download the booking form (PDF file: 409 KB).
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Take a leap back in time…!
Anne Boleyn lost her heart to Henry Tudor but you can keep your head as you learn a range of dances from the 15th to the 20th centuries. Please come along for a free 'taster' evening, see the dances, hear the music and meet the members. NHD terms start from September. To help you step more easily into the classes there will be a series of 4 weekly beginners' sessions starting on Tuesday 20th September 2016.
Normal classes are 7.30pm on Thursday evenings at Norwich High School, 95 Newmarket Rd, NR2 2HU. Phone to check details.
Enquiries: Anthea Block: 01603 452732. For more information, please download our flyer (PDF file: 125 KB).
Norwich Historical Dance offer friendly classes under Amanda's caring tuition with the possibility of performing in costume.
Dancing is a great way to exercise both body and mind to a wonderful range of music, as well as learning about the dances, culture and costume of earlier times.
Hanse Weekend in King's Lynn
We participated for the third year in a row as part of the Hanse Festival in King's Lynn. We took part in the Procession on Saturday 21st May, then performed Medieval Dances to live music played by Minstrels Gallery, in Hanse House throughout the afternoon. Spectators joined in a dance at the end of each performance. A second series of demonstrations took place on Sunday 22nd May, this time in the Assembly Room in the Town Hall.
A busy Historical year
Over the last year NHD have flitted back and forth through the centuries, starting in June 2015 in the 13th century where we ensured that King John signed the Magna Carta down at the 'Barley Mow', Witnesham, Suffolk. A few weeks later Strangers' Hall played host to us for 16th and 17th century performances, and we stayed in the 17th century for our performance in October 2015 at the Early Dance Circle Festival in Bath. October also saw us dancing at the Forum in Norwich, taking part in the Edith Cavell Commemoration week, with dances from the Edwardian era. For Swaffham Arts in February 2016 we gave a performance of dances, music and songs, "When the Lights Went Out", again remembering the final days of peace, the start of the Great War and those who died. More recently we have been back to the 15th century, enjoying live music from Minstrels Gallery for our performances in Norwich Castle for a 'Museums at Night' event, and at the Hanse Festival in King's Lynn.
Performance requires practice and as well as the weekly classes at Norwich High School for Girls and some more targeted rehearsals, the group have taken part in workshops which included 16th C. dances under tutor Jørgen Schou-Pedersen at Belsey Bridge, in April; a Playford dance day in Cambridge with fellow dancers from the Capriol group and, more recently, late 19th century quadrilles with Sasza Zargowski, in Norwich.
Early Dance Circle Festival
NHD will be taking part in the 33rd Annual Early Dance Circle Festival in Bath. The theme for this performance is being developed…
Norwich Historical Dancers enjoy a DHDS workshop on the dances of Thomas Bray with Barbara Segal, January 2016
NHD join with other Early Dance enthusiasts in a Thomas Bray dance workshop run by DHDS, January 2016
Film about Norwich Historical Dance
YaranZhao and HetingZhang's work is showcased on "Norfolk on Film"; do take a look at it.
When the Lights Went Out
The performance of Edwardian dances and music familiar to Norfolk people in those pre-First World War years which took place on Sunday 21st February 2016 at Swaffham Assembly Rooms, was well received by the audience. The afternoon of ragtime, folk and social dances and music was much enjoyed by the Swaffham Arts members and many other dance and music lovers who sat around the tables in the cabaret style layout for the performance. They were also able to join in the chorus of the songs and take part in the 'Castle Walk' Dance, led by Mr. Vernon Castle himself, (played by Sasza Zargowski). This very moving performance ended with a specially created commemorative dance to the accompaniment of popular WW1 music and song, which highlighted the cataclysmic effects of war.


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