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'Mission Thanksgiving': Another successful year
Updated On: Nov 16 2012 08:58:20 PM CST
More than 350 volunteers helped make Mission Thanksgiving another super success. The annual event benefits Love and Care Ministries.
The drive filled up 13 1/2 trailers with donated food, clothes, and toys. $153,000 was collected in cash donations.
Volunteer Jim Alexander has been a part of Mission Thanksgiving for nine years.
He smiled from ear-to-ear as he greeted cars full of donations.
"This is probably the most volunteers I've seen in the first half of the day," Alexander said.
A sea of volunteers in green t-shirts helped to load food, clothing and other items into trucks.
"There's just a sense of love in the air here," another volunteer, Jackie Maxwell said. "I love it."
And this year, something a little different. More volunteers from a younger generation came out to help.
Abilene Christian University donated an entire truck worth of goods donated by students and staff.
Thanks to social media, they were able to get more people to donate.
"Hey, come to the truck, you know on Twitter and Facebook so that really helped us get a lot more donations," ACU student and coordinator Rebecca Dial said.
Don't forget- they still need more volunteers on Saturday to unload all the trucks at Love and Care.
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Tonight I am flying pretty blind on the recap. Kansas loves college Basketball more then Hockey so the Fox Sports Net here was showing just that… silly Kansas why you weird. So On with RealBadRobot's Blind recapping extravaganza!
Tonight the first period sounded fast passed and pretty intense. From the radio feed the crowd seemed into the game and boy did they have a reason to be. The Blues had 11 shots to Carolina's 3 for the first 20 minutes. They had some great chances to capitalize on it but Carolina's goalkeeper, Justin Peters, was there to make, what Chris Kerber made sound like some spectacular highlight reel saves. At the other end of the Ice Brian Elliot would save all three of Carolina's shots easily. According to Kerbs they were two pretty routine glove saves and a easy save with the stick. With all of the scoring chances the first period was pretty penalty heavy. Both teams got two minors a piece, including one for St. Louis Blues, Alex Pietrangelo who took his first minor of the year, an elbow on the Canes' Drayson Bowman.
The second period would start off rocky for the Carolina Hurricanes as Pietrangelo would ring the bell of Alexander Semin as he carried the puck behind the net and got caught with his head down. No penalty was called on the play but Semin would force a stoppage as he stayed down on the ice before slowly making it to the away bench of his own power. The Blues would take the first penalty of the second period, with T.J. Oshie committing a high stick offense against Mike Komisarek at 5:06. After Killing off Oshie's Penalty the blues would go on the rush leading to a 2 on 1 chance for David Backes and Vladimir Tarasenko. They would hit the crossbar but a goal wouldn't be far behind them as Chris Stewart would set up Roman Polak with a beautiful one timer. Polak ripped the puck past Peters taking the lead 1-0 with pure force.
The goal would lead to a St. Louis Blues onslaught and resulting in Brendon Morrow setting up the Inglorious one getting him his eighth of the year.
Brian Elliott would face an onslaught of chances from Carolina after Backes' goal. He was up for the task stopping everything they threw at him, much like Korra in last nights two part set up for the second season finale of The Legend of Korra, and then much like the Korra Finale, Shit got wonky.
At 15:05 of the period Carolina would take a too many men on the ice minor, proving to every St. Louisan that it isn't always the Blues who can't count but who still eventually get penalized for them. On the blue and yellow power play, at 15:37, Carolina's Eric Staal would score, cutting the Blues lead in half. Unfortunately that wouldn't be the only short handed goal to get past Elliot. At 16:34 Elliot would leave the crease to play the puck instead of getting the puck past Cane's. Riley Nash, he would bank it right to Nash would make the pass to Nathan Gerbe who would tie it up. Forcing every Blues fan on earth to pull a collective Facepalm in unison.
The Blues would take the tie into the locker room with them. I honestly hope there were a few tables flipped and water spilt in that locker room during intermission.
The Third part of our 60 minute game trilogy would start with a good shift from the Blues first line, attempting to bring back some energy after completely falling asleep on their power play last period. Semin would not return to the game with an upper body injury after the second period. Penalties continued to build. At 1:59 Vladimir Sobotka would take a hooking minor against Bowman giving the Hurricanes their first power play chance of the third. The Canes would push hard on the PP, but at 3:38. Jordan Staal would hock Barret Jackman and give the Blues a chance on 4 on 4 play for a spell before going on the man advantage. Petro would attempt to kill another man with his shot, unfortunately that man would be Oshie who would limp to the bench and appeared to be alright, just stung.
At 6:20 Alexander Steen would add to his pile of goals, getting his 17th of the season, getting assists from Polak and Ian Cole and putting the Blues back on top 3-2.
The Blues would dig in as time wound down in the period. They would go on the power play at 18:48 as Jay Harrison would elbow Pietrangelo. The Canes would pull Peters but Oshie would take advantage of the open net and put the Blues up 4-3.
The Game was very fun to listen to and Kerbs and Chaser made the listening experience as much fun as I remember it being. The Blues sounded good and strong tonight from the get go. They had their flubs as most teams do but for the god knows how many times over the years a Too Many Men call almost cost us a game. I recommend an offering to the hockey gods or a sage cleansing to get the bad illegal extra man bad joojoo out of the Blues systems. Other then then the flubs I really felt like the boys played a strong game and kept their composure even in instances which might have otherwise resulted in crazy bat shit tomfoolery. But a win is a win and I will gladly tack on the extra two points to our column. Celebrate tonight dear Blues fans for tomorrow the Caps are at our doorstep as the Blues start this years second three game road trip. All I have to say is Ovie who… cause all I have been hearing and seeing is Mr. Steeny all the way!
Three Stars of the Game
Third: Chris stewart
Second: Alexander Steen
First: Roman Polak
Blue Notes from Twitter
Polak's goal was the 10th straight game #stlblues have scored game's first goal, 15th time in 18 games.— Lou Korac (@lkorac10) November 17, 2013
Including 2 goals tonight #stlblues have outscored last 5 opponents a combined 8-1 in the 2nd period. For the season, Blues 25, opponents 11— Jeremy Rutherford (@jprutherford) November 17, 2013
The "too many men" penalty is an absolute killer for the #stlblues, even when it's against the other team.— Jeremy Rutherford (@jprutherford) November 17, 2013
Alexander Steen is the fastest St Louis Blues player to 17 Goals since Brett Hull had 17 Goals in 17 games in 1990-91 #stlblues— STL Blues History (@STLBlueshistory) November 17, 2013
Spaceballs lookalikes at the Blues game. Eat your heart out @Tim_GTpcs— Chris Gift (@chrisgift) November 17, 2013
Tweet of the Night
Hitch is probably mad enough to twerk a random player. "LOOK AT WHAT YOUR SHITTY PLAYING IS MAKING ME DO!" he'll shout.— Paperwork Ninja (@PaperworkNinja) November 17, 2013
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1. Republicans take control of Walker County
When Walker County residents voted in November, an overwhelming majority voted Republican, which has changed the political landscape of elected offices within the county.
A total of 28,736 voters cast their ballots in this year's general election. Of those voters, 6,546 cast a straight-party Republican vote, which is the highest GOP straight-party vote in the county's history.
While many county residents did split their ticket, the majority voted for Republican candidates. In the presidential election, Walker County voters highly favored Mitt Romney with 21,633 votes, compared to Barack Obama's 6,551. Voters in the county also gave the nod to GOP candidates in every statewide race on the ballot.
For at least the last couple of decades, the county has voted Republican in national and statewide elections, but Walker County has consistently been a Democrat-favored county in local elections since the two-party system has existed.
The Walker County Commission became Republican-controlled after the November election with three of four commission members now Republican. Keith Davis, Bobby Nunnelly and Steven Aderholt are the first Republican commissioners in the county in more than 100 years.
Billy Luster became the county's first-ever Republican commission chairman when he took office in mid-November.
Only three Democrats were able to pick up wins in the general election — Rick Allison (probate judge), Dan Wright (commission district 2) and Hoyt Elliott (circuit judge).
2. Industrial growth brings jobs
It's not very often that a governor makes a trip to Walker County, but Gov. Robert Bentley visited Jasper in August for the announcement of more than 100 new jobs coming to the area due to an expansion by global automotive supplier Amtex, now known as Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA).
"Any time I can come announce new jobs, that's something that I want to do," Bentley said during his trip to Jasper. "One hundred and ten new jobs for this area, comparatively, is as significant as 1,000 in a large city."
HTNA is adding a new plant on 60 acres in the Bevill Industrial Park. Local industrial officials have hinted that the 110 jobs that have been announced are only Phase 1 of the expansion. The number of jobs could skyrocket in the future.
Later in August, another major industrial expansion was announced when Fontaine Trailer Company, the world's largest flatbed trailer manufacturer, said it would invest more than $5 million in new business opportunities and expansion at its Jasper campus. The company, which is headquartered in Jasper, has established two new businesses, Fontaine Intermodal and Fontaine Renew. Both are located in Jasper.
Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey toured Fontaine during a recent trip to Jasper. She called the business "top-notch."
"What you've done is a great testimony," Ivey told Fontaine officials. "Fontaine has been here, and you've made the decision to stay here. More importantly, you've made the decision to expand. That is a message that doing business in Alabama is good for business."
Another move to bring industrial jobs to Jasper took place in February with the opening of Charles Bishop Industrial Drive, which will allow commercial access to the 400-acre Jasper Industrial Park.
"Without this road, there would not be a Jasper Industrial Park," Jasper Mayor Sonny Posey said when the road opened in February.
3. New leadership in area municipalities
Three local mayors were voted out of office and two others decided to step down in this year's municipal elections.
In Cordova, 25-year-old Drew Gilbert forced two-term incumbent Jack Scott into a runoff for the mayor's seat. In his first political campaign, Gilbert received almost as many votes as his two challengers combined and narrowly missed the percentage needed to win the election outright.
He went on to receive nearly two-thirds of the votes cast in the runoff.
Sipsey Mayor Anita Sanders, who like Scott saw her last year in office defined by 2011's deadly tornadoes, was defeated by challenger Belinda McCain in August. McCain received 101 votes to Sanders' 74.
Oakman residents also voted for a change in leadership this year. Incumbent Mayor Joyce Todd went head-to head with council member Dennis Welch in an October runoff and lost by a vote of 152 to 104.
Residents in Carbon Hill and Dora received new mayors after the incumbents in those cities, Chris Hart and Chris Edwards, chose not to run again after serving one term.
James "Pee Wee" Richardson, a former Carbon Hill mayor and council member, beat Jacque Allred 419-382 in a runoff.
In Dora, Randy Stephens received 462 votes to win the race outright in August against challengers John Jackson and Henry Morgan.
4. Long-term recovery continues
April 27, 2012, marked the one-year anniversary of the deadly tornadoes that forever altered the landscape of Walker County and changed the lives of hundreds of residents.
Former professional athlete and Auburn alum Bo Jackson made the day a little easier for storm survivors by bringing his "Bo Bikes Bama" fundraiser to Jasper and Cordova. Proceeds from the five-day, 300-mile bike trek benefited the Governor's Emergency Relief Fund.
The Walker County Long Term Recovery Committee continued to play a central role in the local disaster relief effort. Its primary task was tackling the area's $4 million in unmet needs from the tornadoes.
Hundreds of volunteers from all over the country worked countless hours on construction projects. LTRC's first total rebuild was completed this year, and several house blessings and dedication ceremonies were held for grateful families.
As months passed, Cordova residents grew increasingly frustrated with the perceived lack of progress in their town. Demolition never occurred in the devastated downtown, which was further damaged by two fires in 2012 as well as one in fall 2011.
The city's only grocery store, Piggly Wiggly, reopened in March but in the neighboring city of Dora. As the year drew to a close, Gov. Robert Bentley revived hope in the city with the announcement that Cordova has been awarded nearly $1.4 million to rebuild its grocery store.
5. Retail growth across county
While a major shopping center on I-22 didn't happen in 2012, Walker County did see its share of retail growth throughout the year.
The Love's Travel Stop opened on I-22 in May and has provided a positive impact on Jasper's sales tax revenue.
"That's new tax money to the city," Mayor Sonny Posey said earlier this year. "Those are cars that were driving by on the interstate, and now they have a place to stop."
Restaurant openings in Jasper have included Sakura Japanese Restaurant and Daylight Donuts. An announcement was made in August that the great white whale of restaurants will be coming to Jasper. Posey announced Cracker Barrel had purchased land near the Love's. While many called the announcement a campaign stunt, the Daily Mountain Eagle spoke to Cracker Barrel officials who confirmed the purchase of the property and the intent to build the restaurant. Restaurant officials said the company typically doesn't hold groundbreaking ceremonies before construction begins and does not have a timetable for when the restaurant will be opened.
In other areas of the county, Dora's economy got a major boost with the opening of Piggly Wiggly in March. Almost every part of the county now houses a Dollar General store, and each municipality has seen growth in locally-owned businesses throughout 2012.
6. Sumiton goes wet
Sumiton became the fourth city in Walker County to allow the sale of alcohol inside the city limits. The city earmarked the tax revenue earned from alcohol sales for the construction of the city's new fire department.
Voters in the municipality approved the sale of alcohol by a vote of 224-111. The vote also signified a remarkable change in the attitude of these votes. Votes in 2011 in Carbon Hill and Dora became heated battles that polarized the communities, while Sumiton's vote seemed uneventful.
Although the vote passed by a two-to-one margin, the vote represented only a small portion of the city's more than 1,800 registered voters. Alcohol sales had already been approved by neighboring Dora, which city officials believed played a role in minimizing the voter turnout.
"You can tell by the numbers of people who came out to vote that it just isn't as big an issue to most people, because we've got it just across the street," Mayor Petey Ellis said after the results were announced.
7. Smith Lake named to Alabama Bass Trail
Tourism in the area was improved substantially when Lewis Smith Lake was named in March as one of 11 stops on the Alabama Bass Trail.
The Alabama Bass Trail features 11 premier bass-fishing areas and is a cooperative effort between the governor's office, the Alabama Tourism Department, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association. The 10 other areas included in the trail are Lake Guntersville, Wheeler Lake, Pickwick Lake, Neely Henry Lake, Logan Martin Lake, Lay Lake, Lake Jordan, the Alabama River, Lake Eufaula and the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta.
Linda Lewis, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Walker County, said Smith Lake being a part of the trail will provide a tremendous boost to the local economy.
"This is big for Walker County," Lewis said. "We couldn't be happier. We are excited to be a part of the Alabama Bass Trail."
Kay Donaldson, the trail's program director, said anglers currently spend more than $700 million in Alabama each year. Donaldson has spent much of 2012 promoting the trail across the state and the nation, including a few trips to Jasper to speak at the chamber's annual luncheon and to civic groups.
Smith Lake will host a major FLW tournament in March 2013, which is expected to bring millions of dollars to Walker County.
8. Law enforcement (Suspects charged in murders)
The work of area law enforcement is constantly a source of front page material for the Daily Mountain Eagle.
In 2012, several area murders were solved by local investigators.
In February, Brandon Reid, a 26-year-old Cordova resident, was found stabbed and shot to death in front of his home. About three weeks later, Cliffton Rexford Akins, 24, and Joseph Grant Lewis, 32, both of Jasper, were charged with Reid's murder. Both men pleaded guilty to the murder and are now serving time in state prisons.
In June, the body of Jesse Brandon "Money G" Joseph was found near the Frisco Community Cemetery, just outside the Jasper City Limits. In September, Ralonte Terrell Swain, 20, of Jasper, pled guilty to shooting Joseph "in a fit of rage."
In September, a Detroit native was charged with one count of capital murder in the death of Greg "Homie" Johnson. The shooting death happened on July 13, 2011, and was Jasper's only murder that year.
9. Law enforcement (controversy)
While area law enforcement provided many positives to the community in 2012, there were also several instances where local police were the subject of much controversy.
In late September, Scottie Wilkins, a former Jasper police officer was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison after being charged with taking a $5,000 bribe to influence a case in state court.
In early February, the former director of the Walker County Narcotics Enforcement Team died after a single-car collision in the Townley community. Paul Kilgore's death was surrounded with wild rumors, but an Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences report obtained by the Daily Mountain Eagle confirmed his death was a suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Kilgore was a highly-respected member of the Walker County Sheriff's Office for more than 30 years. Hundreds of area residents and members of law enforcement attended his funeral service on Feb. 10.
In August, a Sumiton police officer at the center of an Alabama Bureau of Investigations inquiry also killed himself. Sumiton Police Department had requested the investigation into allegations of improper conduct between Officer Christopher Daugherty and inmates. Daugherty killed himself at his home on Aug. 17.
An ongoing police controversy in 2012 was allegations against former NET agent Adam Hadder, who was terminated by the Walker County Sheriff's Office in late September.
Jasper attorney Thomas Carmichael filed a civil suit in August on behalf of Gerald Garrison, a process server who was allegedly arrested by Hadder for attempting to serve him with a subpoena. Carmichael cited posts made by Hadder on the Daily Mountain Eagle Facebook page as evidence that he tried to intimidate and threaten Garrison and others, which led to Hadder being suspended from the sheriff's office.
Hadder has said the suit, as well as others filed against him by Carmichael and Jasper attorney Byron McMath, is a personal vendetta against him. Hadder has appealed his termination and the appeal is expected to be heard by the Walker County Civil Service Board in January.
"None of these allegations have gone to trial, and they are simply allegations by attorneys," said Gail Gear, Hadder's attorney, in September . "The public needs to know that my client has worked successfully and uneventfully protecting them for 15 years. He looks forward to having a full hearing and clearing his name."
10. Skull found under Jasper home
Jasper Police reopened an old missing person case after a renter in South Lowell discovers a human skull beneath his house. The residence was the last-known permanent address of 104-year-old Mary Cobb and her 83-year-old daughter, Wynona Delvecchio. The women were reported missing in 2005 by Cobb's son, Henry Cobb. Subsequent searches were made of the residence and neighborhood using earth-penetrating sonar equipment owned by the Alabama Bureau of Investigation and a canine cadaver team.
The skull was sent to the Alabama Department of Forensics in Huntsville and Jasper Police Chief Connie Cooner Rowe reopened the missing person case.


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Ok. I'm sure to ruffle some feathers of purists and get called no telling what, but I'm a big boy so I can handle it. Lol. Here is my question. There are very few implements laying around in my area for Cub tractors. Those that are, the price has been driven up too high to justify anyone other than a collector buying them. I'm not collecting, I'm putting my machine to work. What we do have are lots of old horse drawn plows laying around that are still reasonable in price. Middle busters, or furrowers as some call them, turning, or moldboard plows, etc. Has anyone (successfully) adapted old horse drawn plows to work on your Cub? I've got a couple of ideas and was wondering how any of you did it, saw it done, and if you had any pics. I've got everything needed to modify the plows, make brackets, etc. Just looking for better ways to do it. Would i like a showroom quality tractor with all original equipment to work with? Who wouldn't? But money and family obligations are screaming "not now!" Now.....let the games begin! Lol
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About The Department
Our department is thriving with great research ideas that our students and faculty explore together. Students are excited to be chemistry majors, as evidenced by the extraordinary number who graduate each year with an ACS Certified BS degree. Our goal is to make a research experience possible for as many of our students as as we can. Support for undergraduates to work on their research in the summer provides an opportunity for them to make substantial progress. With that goal in mind, we announce the
Jack B. Levy Summer Research Award
The Jack B. Levy Summer Research Award is a $1000 undergraduate summer research award named for Jack Levy, Professor Emeritus. The first award will be made in 2007. Among the volumes of work that Jack did over 38 years at UNCW, he remembers most fondly his 17 years as department chair and his research in collaboration with students. We are hoping that alumni, faculty and friends will join Jack in contributing to a permanent endowment for this award.
For an update on our activities over the last year, we invite you to read our newsletter, a copy of which is posted on our newly designed website http://www.uncw.edu/chem/. If you have any questions or want further information about the department, feel free to contact me.
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MONTREAL — While it's the season to put your garden to bed, there's one green space nearby that's going out in a blaze of illuminated glory.
The Montreal Botanical Garden presents its 21st edition of the Magic of Lanterns, the annual fall festival of lights. This year's theme, "Living Treasures of Xishuangbanna," aims to bring the fragile biodiversity of China to light.
"We wanted to highlight the biodiversity of China this year because there's so much richness to it," Magic of Lanterns designer My Quynh Duong said. Duong has designed the space for more than a decade.
The theme journeys to Southern China and the Yunnan Province in particular, which is home to Xishuangbanna, China's largest rainforest now considered "a global biodiversity hotspot." Sixteen percent of all China's plants — more than 5,000 species in all — and nearly one in four of its animals can be found there, according to a news release.
"We wanted to show the richness, but also explain the region's concerns," Duong said. "A lot of the animals and plants found here are in danger now. With China's growing population, many of these regions are facing a biodiversity crisis."
Many of the natural habitats are disappearing, Duong added. Since 1950, the forest area of Xishuangbanna has shrunk by half.
This biodiversity tale is best told on Dream Lake, the Chinese Garden's centerpiece pond which plays home to many large lanterns. Among them are a zoological treasure trove recreated in the form of water buffalo, known for use as a farm plow animal and its milk as a food source; the Asian elephant, a prominent figure in Buddhist mythology; and the majestic Indochinese Tiger, which is now facing extinction.
Also displayed are four figures to illustrate the Dai and the Hani, two of Xishuangbanna's native peoples.


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An explosion at a backyard hash oil laboratory on Yolanda Avenue left a 10-foot area scorched black and led police to more than 100 pounds of marijuana in the house Friday, Santa Rosa police said.
Police were concerned that one or more of the people involved in the operation may have been seriously hurt in the blast and fled the scene, Sgt. John Cregan said in a statement.
A woman inside the house, Jessica Hahn, 25, of Santa Rosa was arrested on suspicion of manufacturing a controlled substance and possession of marijuana for sale.
Police said it appeared she was inside the house when the explosion occurred about 4:15 p.m. in the yard behind a home in the 300 block of Yolanda Avenue.
Several residents called 911 to report hearing multiple explosions, police said.
The hash oil lab included multiple burners attached to butane bottles, Cregan said. The blast destroyed a canopy covering the lab, scorched two outbuildings in the yard and left shards of broken glass scattered around the yard.
Detectives searched the house and found a large amount of hash being manufactured in an interior processing area, along with the marijuana in various forms and a large amount of cash, Cregan said.
Police said it appears the lab was making "honey oil," a form of hash extracted from marijuana, often with highly flammable butane gas.
Police said the explosion was set off when the butane was "ignited by a heat source."
A man found inside the house with Hahn was released, police said.


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Status of projects at Glen Rock schools outlined
The status of a number of school district projects was outlined by outgoing Operations Committee chair Carlo Cella at the Board of Education meeting last month.
Going forward the committee will be headed by former BOE President Rona McNabola, as per the board's Jan. 7 reorganization.
Cella, who this year succeeded new board president Sheldon Hirschberg as Fiscal Management chair, said in his final |operations report that the high school all-purpose and lower soccer fields are now complete, aside from what he termed "minor punch-list items." |Contractor Turco Golf has also "promised us" that baseball field improvements begun on Jan. 7 will be completed by March 1 if not sooner, in time for the high school baseball season.
He noted that a master list of other current or pending projects has been prepared for review |and prioritization by the Fiscal Management committee and |district administration.
AC installations
That roster includes a plan to air condition the multi-purpose rooms and gymnasiums in the four district elementary schools. Cella said the work will require electrical service upgrades in the buildings to accommodate the air conditioning systems, and that the administration has been authorized to proceed with detailed engineering and bid specifications for the work. He said engineers will also be asked to provide "high level cost |estimates" for the future air |conditioning of elementary school class rooms for |committee consideration.
He told trustees that the probability of completing the current project by the end of this school year is "highly unlikely, given the timing of the specification and bid processes and the necessary electrical prep work." The committee hopes to have firm plans in hand within the next 60 days.
Middle School/High School security
Aligned with the district's ongoing school safety and security upgrades, Cella said the committee and district technology team are reviewing the security camera network at the middle school/high school, and planning to upgrade the current analog units to digital.
He said officials will review their findings and plans with the Glen Rock Police |Department, which is represented on the district's Security Committee.
In a separate communications technology issue, Cella said the school district has been asked to join the borough, the Village of Ridgewood and its school district in a study of the feasibility of installing shared fiber network lines in both towns.
The proposal by Ridgewood is a possible addition to the central communication/emergency radio network upgrade now under way involving the village and borough.
"Our cost (for the study) would be $2,500, but our hope is that |the district could save tens of |thousands of dollars a year by |participating in this kind of joint network," Cella said.
Cella also addressed the school system's solar energy initiative, saying it has generated $45,000 from the sale of Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) based on less than a full year's benefits of district solar panel installations.
"We'll be providing a future update on the (value of) electricity actually generated through the panels, which most likely will be greater than our revenue from the SRECs," he said.
He reported that the district's new building automation system - operational since October - now enables administrators to monitor and control heating and air |conditioning use "not just at the building level but the individual room level." This gives officials the ability to "very effectively manage our energy costs and determine when we will heat or air |condition individual spaces based on scheduled usage," Cella said.
Finally, members are |considering the purchase of an emergency generator for the |middle school/high school, |"mainly to support the computer room and server so the district's |e-mail and other communications |functions can remain up and |running" in the event of power loss, Cella said. School officials were unable to communicate to students and parents for more than a week following Hurricane Sandy, when the Harristown Road complex lost power.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - An octopus at Bluefish Cove in Carmel apparently does not like the paparazzi.
La Jolla native David Malvestuto -- who now lives in the Bay Area -- and his diving partner Warren Murray were not disappointed in what they found as they came face to face with a giant Pacific octopus in the shallow depths of Bluefish Cove at Point Lobos State Reserve in Carmel.
"It is very rare to see that kind of octopus in the 80 feet of water that we were in," David said.
As Murray, a diving photographer, started to capture the magnificent sighting, his subject matter apparently had other ideas.
"And before you know it, I saw one arm grab him and then the whole body just lunged on to this camera," David said.
There was an underwater tussle that lasted for a few tense moments that David documented on his GoPro camera.
"I was a little worried that the octopus wasn't actually going to come off his camera," David said. "I just wanted to make sure I had it on video. Otherwise the people on land would never believe us."
Another concern was how his diving buddy would handle this unexpected confrontation.
"Thankfully because he is a very experienced diver, he was very calm and collected," David said. Thankfully when he started taking the pictures, the octopus jumped away from the camera."
And though venomous, this powerful creature (thankfully) proved to be peaceful.
"We didn't bother it. We didn't put it in a dangerous situation, so I think it was more or less just curious," David said.


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Beef is just one of the cornerstones of this food company. Keystone Foods is one of the largest makers of hamburger patties and processed poultry; it operates more than 55 distribution and processing centers located throughout the world. A major supplier to McDonald's, Keystone serves about 28,000 restaurants in a dozen countries with hamburgers, chicken wings, breast fillets, and chicken patties, as well as fish and pork products. Keystone also provides new product development services to its customers, as well as custom distribution and logistics services. The company, which began as a beef-boning business in the 1960s, is owned by Latin America's #2 beef producer Marfrig Alimentos.
Geographic Reach
Pennsylvania-based Keystone Foods has 58 facilities in about a dozen countries in North America, Europe. Asia, and Latin America, and in Australia. The company serves about 2,600 restaurants in China, Hong Kong, and Japan.
Keystone-Chinwhiz is the company's joint venture (60% owned by Keystone) in China that aims to build a chicken production platform in the Chinese market. It processes some 200,000 birds/day, about half of Keystone's needs in the country. A second joint venture in China with COFCO (45% owned by Keystone) is focused on food logistics and distribution services there.
Financial Performance
Marfrig reported that Keystone Foods delivered solid performance in 2012, driven primarily by stronger sales of processed food products to the food service segment in Asia (mainly China), where it serves major global fast-food chains. Partnerships formed in China in 2011 in the areas of production integration and distribution contributed significantly to strengthening Keystone's presence there. Through its participation in two joint ventures, Keystone has increased its local client base to more than 2,600 restaurants in the Asian market, which is one of the main drivers of global demand for protein. Indeed, in China alone Keystone had sales of almost $400 million in 2012.
The Asian market and fast-food giant McDonald's are both areas of focus for Keystone Foods. Indeed, McDonald's accounts for approximately 70% of Keystone's business in the US. Beyond the Golden Arches, Keystone is growing its business with other clients, such as YUM! Brands, KFC, Campbell's, Subway, Chipotle, Wendy's, Burger King, and others. The company believes the Asian market (and China in particular) holds enormous growth potential.
To better focus its efforts and resources on the production and marketing of higher value processed products, in April 2012, Marfrig sold Keystone Foods' specialized logistics assets to the Martin-Brower Company for $400 million.
Marfrig acquired Keystone Foods in mid-2010 for $1.2 billion.
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Eminem Songs
Eminem ft. Sia - Guts Over Fear
In June, we were treated to a brief snippet of Eminem's new single, Guts Over Fear, in the form of a trailer for the new Denzel Washington flick The Equalizer. Two and a half months later, we finally have the full...Read More
Trick Trick ft. Eminem & Royce Da 5'9" - Twerk Dat Pop That
Don't let the title of Trick Trick's latest feature fool you. Twerk Dat Pop Dat is actually a learned treatise on grain cultivation in 16th Century France. Nah, just kidding; this freshly-minted promo...Read More
Busta Rhymes ft. Eminem - Calm Down
Calm Down, Booth readers! I know a fresh single from Busta Rhymes is a big deal, but it's tough to fully appreciate a piece of music while hyperventilating. Now that you've taken a few deep breaths, prepare for a...Read More
Eminem ft. Nate Ruess - Headlights
Eminem's relationship with his mother, Debbie Mathers, has been well-documented over the course of his 10 album career. On career-making singles like My Name Is and Cleaning Out My Closet, he directly and purposely...Read More
Eminem ft. Rihanna - The Monster
In 2010, Eminem recruited Rihanna to assist him on Love the Way You Lie. The record was an absolute smash, entering the US Billboard Hot 100 chart at #2 and eventually spending seven weeks at #1. It also...Read More
Eminem - Rap God
The start of November usually means colder temperatures, rainy weather and an early sunset. This November, however, the start of the year's 11th month means the return of Eminem. Now, just three short weeks...Read More
Eminem - Survival
It takes a lot of skill, backing, preparation, money and luck to survive in the rap game. One minute you're on top and the next you're working behind the counter at Burger King. As a 17-year-veteran of the music...Read More
Eminem - Berzerk
In 2000, Eminem released The Marshall Mathers LP, an album that has since reached diamond certification by the RIAA (for selling 10 million copies) and is regarded by hip hop heads and purists as one of the greatest rap...Read More
Throwback Thursdays: Eminem - My Name Is
More than any rapper before or since, Eminem has become a true household name. Whether you're talking to a preschooler or your grandmother, the man needs no introduction. So it's strange to think that his...Read More
Tony Touch x Eminem - Symphony in H
The forthcoming third entry in Tony Touch's The Piece Maker mixtape series will find the NYC DJ joined by a downright awe-inspiring array of rap heavyweights. If one name could be said to overshadow the rest, however,...Read More
The Rolling Stones x Eminem - Mother's Little Helper (CHEATCODE Remix)
Back in February, Western Massachusetts beatsmith CHEATCODE introduced himself to our pages with Street Dreams (Remix), an audacious mashup which saw him infusing Nas' '96 single with elements from...Read More
Skylar Grey ft. Eminem - C'mon Let Me Ride
It was almost two years ago to the day that the world was truly introduced to Skylar Grey when she provided the vocals to Dr. Dre's I Need A Doctor alongside Eminem. So the timing couldn't be more perfect for the...Read More
50 Cent ft. Eminem & Adam Levine - My Life
While 50 Cent's days of dodging (and, famously, failing to dodge) slugs are—knock on wood—behind him, the daily grind that he's traded them in for comes with its own formidable set of stresses. On My Life, the...Read More
Slaughterhouse ft. Eminem - Throw That
The (relatively) mainstream-friendly nature of Slaughterhouse's song releases leading up to their sophomore set have led some fans to question whether Shady Records is giving the microphone-murdering four-piece enough...Read More
Obie Trice ft. Eminem - Richard
"Obie Trice, real name, no gimmicks…" is arguably one of the most famous one-liners in rap history…ever. You disagree? Well, that's ok, I really don't care. Regardless, that famous line was heard ten years ago...Read More
Young Jeezy ft. Freddie Gibbs & Eminem - Talk To Me
To paraphrase Lil' Wayne circa 2004, "If a man talk about another man while that man aint present, a man dont listen." It's just man code. No ifs, ands or buts about it. And from listening to Young Jeezy's latest...Read More
Yelawolf ft. Gangsta Boo & Eminem - Throw It Up
Before Juicy J and Project Pat were on reality shows, they were consistently providing trunk-rattling music crunk enough to create riots. If the #Occupy folks had Tear Da Club Up '97 constantly playing, I don't think the...Read More
Eminem ft. Slaughterhouse & Yelawolf - Shady 2.0 Cypher (Uncut)
Missed the 2011 BET Awards Tuesday night? Confused about why everyone on Twitter is saying "Hi" to Rihanna all of a sudden? DJBooth.net has your back—today, we're proud to present one of the highlights of the...Read More
Royce Da 5'9? ft. Eminem - Writer's Block (DJ Premier Remix)
It it possible to improve upon a cut like Writer's Block, the massively-acclaimed, Slim Shady-assisted lead single off Royce Da 5'9"'s forthcoming full-length? Honestly, I'm not sure—but if...Read More
Bad Meets Evil ft. Bruno Mars - Lighters
No, you're not hallucinating; Bad Meets Evil, the lyrically-bruising duo made up of Motown heavyweights Royce Da 5'9" and Eminem, hooks up with R&B-pop heartthrob Bruno Mars on new EP single Lighters....Read More
Bad Meets Evil - Im on Everything
With current single Fast Lane standing strong at #1 on the Booth's Top Picks chart, Bad Meets Evil have elected to build up anticipation for their new EP by leaking another standout cut off the project. Inspired by a...Read More
Bad Meets Evil - Fast Lane
Unless you're a true hip-hop head, and have been since the '90s, it's hard to describe how excited I am to learn that Royce da 5' 9" and Eminem have finally put their ridiculous beef aside and are once again making...Read More
D12 ft. Eminem - Fame
Earlier today, the dozen re-returned to the spotlight with the release of a brand new mixtape. The sole joint on D12's latest project to feature ringleader Eminem, this standout cut is an unhinged meditation of the...Read More
Royce Da 5?9? ft. Eminem - Writer's Block
How do you effectively drop a dope single that gets everyone talking? The question has been asked over and over again by every rapper, singer, DJ, and label head, but there still doesn't seem to be a clear answer. If you...Read More
Eminem ft. Slaughterhouse & Yelawolf - 2.0 Boys
After 2.0 Boys is done, you might need to sit down and reflect on what the hell just happened. The barrage of rhymes spit by Eminem, Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf are enough to knock you over. Over punching drums and a lo-fi...Read More
Eminem ft. B.o.B - Things Get Worse
Previously leaked to the net in unfinished snippet form Things Get Worse was recorded in late 2009, during recording sessions for Eminem's scrapped Relapse 2 album. The song, which is produced by Em himself,...Read More
Eminem - Space Bound
Eminem has had so much success from Recovery, it almost seems unfair for him to be releasing a fourth single. However, with the help of producer Jim Jonsin, Em's back again with Space Bound - but will it be radio worthy?...Read More
Lloyd Banks ft. Eminem - Where I'm At
One thing is for certain: when Eminem gets on a beat, you better believe there won't be anything sweet about it; especially if it's a relationship track. Lloyd Banks recruits America's favorite psycho for...Read More
Bad Meets Evil ft. Liz Rodrigues - Echo
The best thing about the holidays are unexpected gifts. Well, the holidays came early this year, as a particular collaboration between two artists almost a decade in the making is an unexpected gift beyond measure. Eminem...Read More
T.I. ft. Eminem - That's All She Wrote
Hip-hop might not actually be a game, but if it was, having T.I. or Eminem on your fantasy team roster would definitely result in some points. The last time these two heavyweights came together was on Clifford's...Read More
Dr. Dre ft. Eminem & Skylar Grey - I Need a Doctor
When I see a track that has Dr. Dre's name associated with Detox, I can't help but roll my eyes. However, when I saw the names Eminem and Skylar Grey (co-writer of Love the Way You Lie) attached to new leak I Need a...Read More
Eminem & Royce Da 5'9" - Living Proof
As those with their ears glued to the Internet grapevine may already be aware, Eminem and Royce Da 5'9" are Living Proof. Proof of… what, exactly? Well, you can take your pick: proof that Motown is a breeding...Read More
Rihanna ft. Eminem - Love the Way You Lie (Pt. 2)
When Eminem dropped Recovery this past June, the world shook. While the album's first single, Not Afraid, did beyond well, it was his controversial collaboration with Rihanna, Love the Way You Lie, that had the rare...Read More
Nicki Minaj ft. Eminem - Roman's Revenge
The building is cold and sterile. You slowly walk the white halls until you reach the common area where all the patients come to play. Some are Scrabble champs, others mindlessly drool at Small Wonder reruns that play on the...Read More
Eminem ft. Rihanna - Love the Way You Lie
This is like when Run DMC and Aerosmith got together, I swear. Two of the biggest names in modern music culture have teamed up for a collaboration that has radio screaming number one, and with the Recovery album sales - 750K...Read More
Eminem ft. Slaughterhouse - Session One
Well isn't this a real "OMG" moment (no, not that OMG). After rumors of Eminem's eagerness to sign Slaughterhouse to his Shady Records imprint, hip-hop's white knight has finally teamed up with the internet version...Read More
Eminem ft. Lil Wayne - No Love
Honestly, the first time I heard Eminem's new leak No Love, I thought it was a joke. Can you blame me? For some reason usually on-point producer Just Blaze chose to make Haddaway's 1993 dance hit What Is Love, best known...Read More
Eminem - Not Afraid
What do Amy Winehouse, Tiger Woods, and Nicole Richie all have in common? That's right – they're all Eminem fans, and, like most of us, it wouldn't be a stretch to say they're addicted to Mr. Mathers' rhymes....Read More
B.o.B ft. Eminem & Hayley Williams - Airplanes (Pt. 2)
If you couldn't get enough of B.o.B's latest Booth success, Airplanes, our beloved ATL hit machine has come to us yet again with another sure-to-be smash: Airplanes (Pt. 2). I can't speak on how...Read More
Lil Wayne ft. Eminem - Drop the World
Tis the season of miracles, and the holidays have come early this year in the form of a track off Lil Wayne's ill-fated, quasi-rock album Rebirth that miraculously doesn't completely suck. As opposed to On Fire (bad) and...Read More
Eminem - Drop the Bomb on Em
Um…I'm not in AA or anything, but the last thing you want to give a prescription addict is a refill, right? Well, Eminem's never been one to live cautiously (to put it mildly) and he's proven it once again with the...Read More
50 Cent ft. Eminem - Psycho
Apparently security isn't tight enough around the G-Unit fortress because 50 Cent's highly anticipated new album Before I Self Destruct leaked yesterday, prompting the quick release of Fiddy's brand new collaboration...Read More
Eminem - Taking My Ball
So you've created the dope new game DJ Hero, which our very own DJ Z just previewed, and you're recruiting rappers to appear on the soundtrack for the Renegade Edition. If your first call isn't to Eminem, who's been...Read More
Drake ft. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem - Forever
On Monday August 24th, 2008, T.I.'s star-studded single, Swagger Like Us, leaked to the net. Featuring the likes of Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne the track initially drew mixed reviews from our Booth audience, but...Read More
Eminem - Beautiful
Much of the Booth discussion leading up to the release of Relapse revolved around one question: will the "serious Eminem" make an appearance? Lead single We Made You, follow-up 3 AM, and leaked cut Old Time's...Read More
Eminem ft. Dr. Dre - Old Time's Sake
Back when NWA dropped Straight Outta Compton, life was a little different. For example, smoking was allowed on airplanes—cigarette smoking, anyways; what Eminem and his legendary musical mentor, Dr. Dre, are doing on...Read More
Eminem - 3 A.M.
I remember the day like it was just yesterday. It was my 16th birthday and my father took me to the DMV for my driving exam. Inexplicably, I failed my test. I went back the following day, however, and victory reigned...Read More
Eminem - We Made You
"Guess who's back, back again,"—you know the rest! Having stirred fan anticipation to a fever pitch with hit buzz single Crack A Bottle, Eminem steps back into the shoes of his troublemaking...Read More
Eminem ft. Bobby Creekwater & Cashis - Crack A Bottle (Remix)
When Eminem's long-awaited buzz single, Crack A Bottle with Dr. Dre and 50 Cent, was first featured on DJBooth.net, the comments page quickly grew to Biblical proportions. Our music charts certainly reflected the...Read More
Eminem ft. Dr. Dre & 50 Cent - Crack a Bottle
After several years and numerous leaks, it is DJBooth.net's great pleasure to finally present you with an official single from the one and only Eminem. Unlike the numerous unfinished versions floating around the...Read More
Trick Trick ft. Eminem - Who Want It
In 2005, underground veteran Trick Trick kicked off his mainstream debut, The People Vs., with an anthem for his hometown titled Welcome 2 Detroit. Three years later, on his long-awaited follow-up, The Villain, the Goon...Read More
Eminem - I'm Having A Relapse (Freestyle)
Eminem is finally back… with a new book. Next Tuesday, he will release his brand new autobiography, entitled The Way I Am. According to a product description, the Detroit rapper will "share his private...Read More
Eminem ft. 50 Cent, Ca$his & Lloyd Banks - You Don't Know
After originally hooking up with DJ Whoo Kid and The Alchemist to do a Shady Records mixtape for the streets, Eminem and his label executives had a change of heart. The material being churned out was simply too good to...Read More
Akon ft. Eminem - Smack That
After having spent the past year in the studio working on projects for Young Jeezy, T-Pain, Obie Trice, Styles P and others, Akon is finally back with a new single of his own. "Smack That," featuring Eminem...Read More


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Sick Gabi still a winner in Morocco
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Southampton tennis ace Gabi Taylor overcame illness to win the ITF Riad 21 event in Morocco.
The 14-year-old was struck with a stomach bug ahead of her semi-final against Lina Qostal, from the home nation.
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Reagle Music Theatre to Present A LITTLE BIT OF IRELAND, 3/15-16
Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston (RMT) presents an all-star cast in the 16th anniversary edition of A Little Bit of Ireland, on Saturday, March 15 at 2 and 7 pm, and Sunday, March 16, at 2 pm, at Reagle Music Theatre, 617 Lexington Street, Waltham.
Enjoy Reagle's heartfelt homage to an Emerald Isle, one of the largest Irish shows in New England. World famous fiddler Seamus Connolly lends his energetic, vibrant performance of Irish tunes galore. Favorite Broadway couple Sarah Pfisterer (Phantom of the Opera, Show Boat) and Rick Hilsabeck (Phantom of the Opera, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Billy Elliot) return to the Reagle stage to share their love of the green! Enjoy a pinch of Irish tenors, a wee touch of Riverdance, a peek at Irish cottage life and a rousing Irish pub visit take you across the ocean to the Isle of green.
The lilt of laughter can be heard across the sea in Ireland when local favorite master Irish comic Jerry Walker has the Irish eyes all smiling with the comedic charm of a leprechaun. The grand rhythms of Irish step dancing fill the house when The Harney Academy Dancers take the stage (multiple Irish Step World Champions), led by Liam Harney (successor to Lord of the Dance's Michael Flatley) and the ever insistent charms of Irish bands galore. The Massachusetts Harp Ensemble mesmerizes with an extraordinarily artistic music performance. Hundreds of bewitching Irish songs fill the air on St. Patrick's weekend, when everyone is Irish. Pure Celtic magic!
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Mack Brown wants to coach at Texas until 2020 but the more impressive feat is if he makes it to 9/20.It's Alabama week in College Station, yet the headlines in this state are being generated in Austin because the head coach is in a full panic.No head coach, even one with Brown's résumé, who fires his defensive coordinator two games into a season is thinking straight. This is break-glass-in-case-you-think-you-are-going-to-be-fired with potentially widespread effects felt regionally and nationally."It's not a panic move," Brown said when I asked him why firing defensive coordinator Manny Diaz is not a panic decision. This is the first time in his 29 years as a head coach he has fired a coordinator in season."We're early in the season; Greg Robinson has been here," Mack said of his new re-hire. "There was improvement after midseason last year, and that improvement needed to continue and it didn't. We've got better players than we've got production right now."Who says UT has better players? Mack does. He recruited 'em, so it can't be his fault.When asked on Monday about his team's "tackling" at BYU, Mack said, "Tackling is bad in America."Alabama is still a part of the union.Denial is now a part of the UT game plan.The steady losses of assistant coaches from his staff, and continual whiffs on quarterbacks, has finally caught up with Coach Mack, and things in Austin have turned into a national embarrassment for the great state a' Texas.In college football these days, with insane salaries and costs, the world moves too fast to get it back. It's gone. One of the smartest things Pete Carroll ever did was to leave USC the moment he realized it was starting to go. Throw Chip Kelly in that sentence as well.The man who was knocked for being so fiercely loyal to his assistants, most notably former OC Greg Davis, had no problem throwing Coach Diaz under the bus Sunday morning.Brown said the tipping point came when after he watched the film and saw BYU run all over his UTers on Saturday night."I think that was obvious," Brown said.Brown has become Bobby Bowden, or R.C. Slocum, and he doesn't know it. Mack is looking more like Mackovic than the guy who led UT to two national title games and one championship.Unlike Mackovic, who was easy to dismiss, asking Mack to move anywhere against his wishes is going to be as difficult as anything AD DeLoss Dodds has done in his tenure. If DeLoss is "asked" to remove Mack, it could force him to quit.Mack made DeLoss, and much of UT is in debt to what the man has done. He turned Bevo into an ATM. There is no Longhorn Network, and its riches, without Mack's work.The scary part is, when there are tremors in Austin, they are felt in places such as Waco, Louisville and certainly here in Fort Worth.Even though Gary Patterson is smart to pull a Bill Snyder and simply stay put in a wonderful community where he has the keys, he would be an ignorant fool not to answer if his cell shows 512. You don't say no to Texas.Personally, I think Gary would be foolish to leave the comforts of Fort Worth for Austin should that call come, but regardless of your personal college prejudices, Texas is still Texas. I maintain UT is the one job he would leave TCU for. UT is one of the top three jobs in America.Mack has been "fired" many times before (see Oklahoma last season), but this time it feels different.This thing is so beyond just a bad defense, or questionable schemes against a quarterback who could not throw. Firing Diaz doesn't solve an offensive line that is still subpar, or fix a quarterback situation that has become a bigger embarrassment than the defense.There is a decent chance UT could be 1-2 on Saturday night after its game against No. 25 Ole Miss in Austin. The last time UT was 1-2 was 1998 — Mack's first year.UT only lost one other game in '98, and what followed was more than a decade of prosperity.We now have irrationally short memories, and the demands on Mack are nuts, but UT is a joke.I asked Brown why he feels he is the best suited to continue to lead a program that even his most ardent critics would admit he has done so much to build: "Just wanting to beat Ole Miss this weekend," he said. "That's our major goal."And trying to figure out who to fire if they don't.
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on Sep 26, 2013 at 3:00 pm
Moral compass? We live in a anything goes society and the youth are taking their cues from reality shows, gangsta lifestyles and parents who want to be liked not respected. So why would these kids respect a neighbor who comes out and asks them something. They will disrespect him and worse yet beat him up. I would not want to be raising kids now.
on Sep 26, 2013 at 5:08 pm
Gee, Louise, I didn't realize that you were there. Why don't you tell us the whole story of how it went down? Here I've been assuming that the police were investigating to find out if that's how things actually happened, and all this time you knew!
on Sep 27, 2013 at 4:52 pm
Huh, your sarcasm and anger is evident. Why? I guess you don't like it when someone doesn't agree with your point of view. I didn't say I was there if you read correctly, but I can read the article and it stated that there was a man who lived in the neighborhood that was beaten severely by several youths. So what does that mean? It means what it says. Now they have witnesses so eventually we will know what happened. Your sarcasm doesn't help discourse, it discourages.


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Chris Harper's football career began in Wichita, Kansas while he attended Wichita Northwest High School and took him to the pacific northwest to play for the Oregon Ducks as a top quarterback recruit. After only one season in Eugene, Harper decided it was time to come back home to play for Kansas State where he has remained since he transferred. Coincidentally, Harper is once again headed back to the pacific northwest, but this time he will be playing for the Seattle Seahawks. During his brief stop in Eugene, Harper switched his position from quarterback to wide receiver. While his production has never reached that of other top level receivers, Harper is a physical specimen. While his height, 6'1″, is just about par for the course, he weighs about 229 pounds which is right around the same weight as Calvin Johnson. Harper's size and attributes have many people comparing his style of play to Anquan Boldin.
Route Running
I think one of the most important parts of any receiver's game is their ability run routes which directly correlates to their ability to get open down the field. Here, Harper is sent on a stutter and go and he gives a head and shoulder fake to get the corner to bite on the fake.
This just shows the defensive back biting on the fake. He squares his hips forward to run, but because he gives Harper a decent amount of cushion, the defensive back does not give up as much separation as Harper or Kansas State would like.
If Collin Klein had led Harper, this pass could have been a touchdown pass because Harper has enough separation that he could have stretched his arms out enough so that the defensive back could not swipe the ball away. Instead, Klein under threw the pass and Harper was shielded by the corner resulting in an interception. Regardless of the play's outcome, Harper showed the ability to gain separation against cornerbacks with a nice move.
Harper is running an inside route, but in this instance, Harper makes a cut outside to draw the corner to get more open when he cuts back inside. In this case the corner has once again bit hard and Harper can make a nice move inside.
The corner was caught off balance and stumbles forward into the path of Harper while he ran his route. Unfortunately, a nicely run route got ruined by sheer luck. On this particular play, Harper sold the fake route very well and the defender was sucked in nicely as Harper cut back inside.
In the second frame, the cornerback is behind the FOX sign in the top right corner, but he bit again on the same stutter that Harper ran against Baylor. Harper is not taking out world beaters here, but to consistently beat teams on the same route is impressive especially when the other team must have scouted him and picked up on that particular move.
Harper gets enough separation again, but not as much as he could have because the corner played him with a five yard cushion which gives him the opportunity to recover. This is another solid play by Harper and he makes a good effort to get open. These skills will benefit him greatly at the next level.
Physicality/Tough Catches
Harper and his counterpart on the same side of the formation both run slants with the goal of the first receiver drawing defenders and the second receiver coming through with a little less coverage, however, the defense played man coverage so it did not really help the play. The corner approaches Harper in an effort to close off his angle into the endzone and push him off of his route a bit.
Being physical with Harper backfired on the cornerback because Harper bullied him in the air for the catch and pulled down the catch anyway. This looks even better in real time, but Harper just out battles the corner to catch a nice ball. This is particularly where Harper draws the comparison to Anquan Boldin. He has strong hands and he is a big bodied receiver that can out battle corners. He is not necessarily high pointing the ball, but most of the plays he makes are just a result of strength and effort. In a league where corners that have a whole new type of physicality, receivers like Boldin and Harper are becoming more necessary. Ironically, Harper is made to fight off corners that have the style of play like teammate Richard Sherman.
Harper runs a simple post route over the middle of the field and draws two defensive backs in coverage. He is definitively not open in any sense of the word and is even being held by one of the defensive backs, but he manages to run his route and get under the ball from Collin Klein.
Impressively, Harper comes down with a very nice catch where he shows many of his best skills. He has top notch hands that he can use to fight the ball away from defenders, he is tough against coverage, and will match any physicality that they bring. For most of the time that the ball was coming down, Harper only had one hand to try and make this catch. Again, the Anquan Boldin comparison holds true as he has been known to make many tough catches throughout his career.
Overall, Harper is severely underrated. I think he has the potential to profile as a solid number two option in any offense. Much of the reason that Harper did not go before the fourth round is the fact that he never produced a 1,000 yard season or even a double digit touchdown season despite his fundamentals. Part of this is a result of having a running quarterback in Collin Klein and a run heavy system. In the last two years, Kansas State has scored 75 rushing touchdowns compared to only 29 passing touchdowns. Most teams score 29 passing touchdowns in one season. Not only did Harper account for eight touchdowns from those 29, but he also has accounted for 30.48% of the team's receiving yardage over the course of the last two seasons. In the 2011 season, he accounted for 27.77% of the team's receiving yardage and in 2012, he accounted for 31.77% of the team's receiving yardage. To put that in perspective, DeAndre Hopkins accounted for 33.6% of Clemson's receiving yardage and Robert Woods accounted for 23.1% of USC's receiving yardage. Both receivers were taken a minimum of two rounds higher than Harper, but had similar relative production to Harper. I think once Harper gets some time in the NFL under his belt, really develops his skills as a receiver, and then combine them with his athletic ability, he could turn into a solid pro football player.


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Forget wins and losses, the rest of 2014 season is about toughness for D-backs
For three years we have watched hitter after hitter for the Arizona Diamondbacks take it on the chin and have no retaliation from the pitching staff. Anyone remember how many times Justin Upton was hit? Anyone remember what Kevin Towers said about the Dodgers taking liberty with the D-backs. Or how about what skipper Kirk Gibson said about Ryan Braun and his PED use?
This was the perfect storm. Public enemy No. 1 Braun at the plate with runners on second and third and an open base with one out in the seventh inning and Arizona ahead 4-3. Let's remember the night before -- same situation runners on second and third open base and Braun up. J.J. Putz pitched to Braun and the lying cheater ripped a two-run triple that gave Milwaukee a 9-3 lead and put the game away. Circle back to last night. Arizona wasn't pitching to Braun in that spot. They were going to put him on to set up a double play or a force out at any base. It was the proper baseball decision. Yes, Jonathan Lucroy burned them with the grand slam, but the strategy was correct.
On Monday night Gerardo Parra was hit on purpose by Wily Peralta. In the sixth inning Tuesday, it was Chris Owings taking it on the back of the neck on a pitch by Kyle Lohse. Enough was enough. The Diamondbacks should have plunked Braun Monday night in the eighth or ninth inning and they didn't. They had another chance and took advantage.
It was necessary and yes, that is baseball. Stick up for your teammates. There is a reason Evan Marshall got fist pumps from every coach and player in that clubhouse after he was ejected for hitting Braun.
Arizona wasn't trying to lose the game. They weren't sacrificing a win for revenge. They were trying to accomplish both and it didn't work. But so what? They lost, whoop de damn do. So instead of being 13 games under .500 they are now 14 games under. Trust me, we stopped looking at the D-backs' record in late April.
As AC/DC said, "I've got big balls, And they're such big balls" And Tuesday night finally someone on this team had some balls.


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