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GREAT FALLS — Great Falls has had plenty of issues with numbers in recent years. Being a small Class-A school, the Red Devils have been struggling with fielding enough players to be competitive.
"Last year, we started with about 31 or 32 players on the varsity and junior varsity program," Great Falls coach Ken Schofield said. "And when the season ended, that number was down to 28."
This year, numbers appear to be looking up with the Red Devils fielding 39 players, the most in recent history.
"Our turnout was even stronger than what we had in summer workouts," Schofield said. "We had a few guys who came out at the start of practice who we were not counting on in the offseason. So far, they have been coming to practice on time every day. So we are excited about the season and what is going on here at Great Falls."
Last season, the limited numbers had a huge effect on the Red Devils, who finished 4-7 overall after a 24-22 loss to Calhoun Falls in the first round of the state playoffs.
"During the playoffs, we had three linemen who were hurt, and also, our quarterback was injured and could not play.
"When we got to that game, Calhoun Falls got about six players who transferred from Georgia (with Calhoun Falls being close to the Georgia-South Carolina border). We had beaten them 34-0 during the regular season, but after getting those players, they got better. So you were looking at two teams who were heading in opposite directions."
The longtime Great Falls coach is not only excited about numbers, but also the quality of players.
"Our front group (first string) can line up and play with anybody," he said. "Now don't get me wrong, we still have a lot to learn," before the season begins.
"Last season, we were playing with running backs that did not have any experience. This year, we have about three or four with experience, along with two experienced tight ends," David Jeter and Josh Simpson.
"So we are proud of our numbers, but we must still continue to work on athleticism in order to become a top-quality program."
Great Falls will continue to run out of the Wing-T offensive scheme behind a strong group of blockers – Ty Ross, Chris Marthers, Matt Fowler, Tyrell Gill and Tyler Langley. Four of the five starters can squat at least 480 pounds.
They'll protect Chris Culp, last year's junior varsity signal-caller who started in the playoff loss, and Pierce Funderburke, who will also be vying for QB playing time.
The Red Devils have a staple of running backs, featuring Lamarion Craine, Jeter, D.C. Caldwell, Ladarious Blair, Omar Dean, and Hakeem Simpson.
The wide receiver position is also deep with Marcus Davis, Jemarcus Culp, Christian Twitty, Shaheem Kelly and Dean rotating into the lineup.
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Defensively, Schofield said that the unit could be the strongest in several years.
Darious Kelly, Craine, Zykerian White will line up in the secondary, and the linebacker roles will feature D.C. Caldwell, Jeter and Hakeem Simpson.
Matt Fowler and Tyler Langley are penciled in as defensive tackles, while Culp and Ross will bookend the line at defensive end.
Also, Schofield is optimistic about freshman kicker John Hall, who has been booting 42-year field goals in practice.
"He will be handling extra points and field goals, but not yet the kickoff duties. He is going to be a good one for us."
Schofield said that the region will once again be challenging with Lamar, Lewisville, McBee and a vastly improved C.A. Johnson squad.
The Red Devils finished third last season in the Region 3-A standings, but Schofield said that this year's team has the talent to improve that ranking and make a return trip to the playoffs.
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In their July 23rd meeting, Amarillo city commissioners approved $942,548 to drill two new wells in Carson County and evaluate future projects there. The new wells won't increase our supply, but rather, distribute the depletion across a wider area.
"What we're doing with these two wells that are being added in the northeast part of our Carson County rights is to try to maintain - stabilize - the current amount of capacity that we get out of the area," says Director of Utilities Emmett Autrey. "In order to maintain the same amount of capacity, we need to spread the well field out, instead of trying to concentrate in one area and just pump more and more, we want to spread that out over a wider area."
The city maintains 117 wells in three counties, including 41 wells in Carson County, where they hold water rights for about twenty thousand acres. The Carson County Well Field was built in the fifties, and since then, the city has continually expanded it to keep up with population growth.
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Ranks sixth all-time in assists with six … established the single-game record with three assists… selected to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshmen team (2010).
As a Redshirt Sophomore (2012)
• TopDrawerSoccer.com A-Sun Top 20 Player to Watch (No. 14)
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Utilized medical hardship … appeared in four games while making a pair of starts at midfield … member of the A-Sun Tournament Championship squad and program's first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in first year of postseason eligibility.
As a Freshman (2010)
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Named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshmen team … competed in 17 contests, making seven starts … finished fourth on the team in scoring with eight points … tallied a single-season record six assists and added one game-winning goal on the year … ranked sixth in the conference in assists and seventh in assists per game (0.35) … recorded his first collegiate point on a game-winning assist in a 1-0 win over Ohio State … scored his first career goal on what proved to be the game-winner in a 2-0 result with Belmont (Oct. 3) … added an assist in victories over A-Sun foes ETSU (Oct. 10) and Mercer (Oct. 16) … set a new single-game high with three assists against UNF (Oct. 31) in the season finale … led FGCU to an overall record of 13-3-2 and a perfect 9-0 A-Sun mark, outscoring league opposition 26-2 … instrumental in securing FGCU's first A-Sun conference regular season championship … helped the Eagles to their first national ranking, landing as high as No. 19 and ending the year No. 20 according to Soccer America.
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Member of Stoneman Douglas HS team as a senior ... participated in Florida Youth Soccer Association U-19 State Cup Champions with Coral Springs … led Stoneman Douglas to regional semifinals and was selected as high school team MVP ... earned All-County and All-State first team honors ... United Soccer Leagues, Super Y-League North American Finals, U-17 Champions with Schulz Academy and was named MVP … member of USA U-17 Men's National Team Residency Program in Bradenton, Fla. for four semesters … competed in international tournaments in Chile and Spain, in addition to friendlies against Brazil and Germany ... member of USA U-15 Youth National Team … competed in international tournament in Argentina as a freshman … Florida Youth Soccer Association, U-16 State Cup Champions with Kendall Soccer Coalition during freshman year.
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While the Jimbo Fisher Football Camp featured many of the top recruits in Florida and the Southeast, one of the better prospects at the camp didn't even bring his cleats. Davin Bellamy, a top defensive end recruit out of Atlanta's Chamblee Carter High School was in town to visit, not to work out.
Three days after returning from Tallahassee, Fla., Bellamy was still glowing about his visit Tuesday. "It was great. Florida State was the best visit I've had," Bellamy said, adding: "They are the front-runners."
There were many things Bellamy enjoyed about his visit to Tallahassee.
"It was my first time. I'm a social guy, and the campus was beautiful and the women were amazing," Bellamy said, expanding on the tweets he sent over the weekend discussing Florida State's women. "You have Florida State and then you have FAMU across the street. I felt like I was on vacation, but a vacation where I could study and play ball for four years. The palm trees and the variety of women, Atlanta doesn't have that. I love Florida."
He then clarified that he has many things he is looking for in a school.
"Education, football and having a good time are all important," Bellamy added. "I'm not just a football player. Some places are only about football and there is nothing else to do but football."
Bellamy didn't know all that much about Florida State before coming down to Tallahassee. "I didn't know they had 35 winning seasons in a row," he said. "And I didn't realize they have that much tradition,"
He made the trip down to Florida State primarily because of his relationship with Dameyune Craig, Florida State's quarterback coach, who recruits the Atlanta area.
"Coach Craig is the best recruiter I have. He keeps it real," Bellamy said. "I can talk to him about anything. I think of him as an uncle. We have similar backgrounds, and he talks to me about life. It's not all about football with him. He recruits me as a person and not just as a player.
"And he played pro ball and knows what I want to get out of my career," he added.
Once in Tallahassee, Bellamy met with Florida State defensive ends coach D.J. Eliot.
"He is a program-changer. Two years ago, they led the nation in sacks. Last year they were great, too. They have two first-rounders right now and another junior (Bjoern Werner) who will be one, too," Bellamy said. "They showed me how bad the defensive ends were before coach Eliot took over and how good they are now. Eliot has to be one of the top defensive coaches in the country."
Bellamy is also a fan of Florida State's scheme, saying the team makes "complete defensive ends."
"They rush the passer a lot, but also play the run with their hands," Bellamy said. "It's a 4-3 scheme that really benefits ends. They need me on that defensive line."
Before Florida State became Bellamy's top school, Vanderbilt held the title. "Vanderbilt wanted me before I emerged as a top recruit. I have a great relationship with the staff and had a great visit in April," Bellamy said. "I love the campus, and Nashville is a great city."
One of Bellamy's close friends committed to Vanderbilt in the class of 2012, and that relationship keeps him close with the program. In addition, Bellamy called Vandy's James Franklin the head coach to whom he relates best.
"Coach Franklin is a young, hip coach. He gets me and keeps it real," Bellamy said. "Vanderbilt is a program on the rise, and they play a 4-3, too."
The 4-3 defensive scheme seems to be a bit of a sticking point for Bellamy. He spoke of his visit to Georgia, which runs a 3-4 scheme and wants Bellamy to play outside linebacker, and how he initially liked Georgia a lot.
"Coach Grantham showed me a chart of all the 3-4 outside linebackers in the NFL and how much money they make," he said of Georgia's defensive coordinator.
But on his Florida State visit, Bellamy said the coaches were ready to counter Georgia's maneuver.
"Florida State pulled out a chart showing that almost all the 3-4 outside linebackers in the NFL played end in a 4-3 scheme in college, and that they got way up in the draft by getting sacks," Bellamy said, noting that the list impressed his high school coach, too.
After that, Bellamy said, he soured on the 3-4 scheme.
"I am a defensive end, and in the 3-4, they usually only rush one guy and the other guy drops in coverage. I don't want to be the linebacker who drops into coverage," Bellamy said, praising Florida State's willingness to play and rotate a lot of defensive ends. "In the 4-3, both ends are rushing. That's what I want."
Bellamy said that the third team on his list is probably Auburn, though it could also be Clemson. Bellamy recently visited Auburn, which one of his friends attends, and said he was impressed with the Tigers' coaching staff.
"They are all really close. It's a close-knit staff. They're like a whole staff of Dameyune Craigs," he said, referencing Florida State's quarterback coach.
One of Auburn's main draws is the presence of defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder, formerly of the Atlanta Falcons. As an Atlanta recruit, that is a big deal to Bellamy.
"Oh yeah, I know coach VanGorder. He is a great defensive coordinator. He was with the Falcons. He knows what it takes to get me to the league," Bellamy said. "And their defensive line coach [Mike Pelton] coached DeMarcus Ware and Osi Umenyiora in college. He says I am the same type of athlete they were and he can get me to the league like he did with them.
"Auburn is a cool city and they are big-time, SEC. And Auburn is a good school," he added.
I asked Bellamy if it was safe to say that his top three consists of Florida State, Vanderbilt and Auburn, in that order.
"Yeah, but Clemson is tied with Auburn, but they just got two big commits, so I don't know about Clemson," Bellamy said, referencing the recent commitments of Robert Nkemdiche and Elijah Daniel to the Clemson Tigers.
As for what he wants to study in college, Bellamy said it will be communications or broadcasting. "I watch 'NFL Live' and '[College] GameDay,' and I want to come to work dressed up, not sweat, and talk about the game I played all of my life," he said.
Bellamy said he would like to make his decision before the start of fall football camp, but will only do so if he is fully comfortable with his decision. "If I'm not 100 percent, I won't rush into it or anything," he said. And Bellamy still intends to take his official visits regardless of when he commits.
Bellamy holds a 2.6 GPA and will soon take the SAT. He expects to do well on the test and is taking summer school classes to improve his grades and make sure that qualifying will not be an issue.
Analysis: Bellamy now stands 6-foot-5 and weighs around 230 pounds. He should be able to arrive on campus at close to 240 pounds, which is fine for a freshman defensive end. Bellamy probably has the frame to hold 260 or 270 pounds. He is a three- or four-star recruit according to the major services, and his stock is definitely on the rise. He now holds offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Michigan State, Missouri, both North Carolina schools, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Virginia.
Bellamy's best attribute is his get-off. He knows how to coil into a stance and explode. He is a bit raw as a player, but has a lot of tools with which to work. Bellamy also plays basketball. He'll be making more trips over the summer, and SB Nation Recruiting will catch up with him in a few weeks.
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(WMC-TV) - Memphis Police are searching for suspects who robbed and then shot at two men walking home from a popular Cooper-Young neighborhood bar.
One of the victims had just celebrated his birthday at the Young Avenue Deli. He and his friend were almost home when the suspects struck.
"And all of the sudden I heard behind me, 'Get down, get down, get down.' And then I turned and there was a gun in my face," said victim Christopher Williams.
It happened around 1 a.m. Tuesday.
Two suspects forced the pair to the ground and robbed them of their wallets and cellphones.
As the suspects walked away, Williams did something police would say never do. He grabbed one of the suspects by the ankle to try and stop him. That is when Williams says one of them used his gun.
"They just said, 'kill 'em' and took a shot, so," said Williams.
Fortunately, neither he nor his friend were hit before the gunmen got away in a car driven by a third suspect.
"I was kind of more angry than anything. It was like why, why is this happening to me?" said Williams.
According to the Crump Station precinct, three or four similar robberies in a 10 to 12 block area have occurred in recent months – but a connection has not been determined.
"I can't say I feel any less safe because it happens anyway – but the fact that it happened here, it's just surreal," said Williams.
The suspect descriptions are vague, but their getaway car was a white 1995 to 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo.
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For the fifth consecutive year, Clarion University of Pennsylvania has been named to the coveted Military Friendly Schools® list. The 2014 Military Friendly Schools® list honors the top 20 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools in the country that are doing the most to embrace America's military service members, veterans, and spouses as students and ensure their success on campus.
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1. Dang it.
2. I'll start by saying that I did not get to watch the game in realtime so I opted to pay the $30 to get an NFL Game Rewind membership. I sat down to watch the game later on Sunday and got an error message that the content would be unavailable until after MNF. So, Game Rewind is a great idea but it suffers from the same problem that the entire NFL suffers from – being dominated by an antiquated, broadcast-pandering mindset.
3. The main reason I bought the Game Rewind membership was because I had perused the game thread. Anything that bad I figured I had to see for myself. I mean, if you can't be a good football team you might as well be an "entertaining" football team, right? Why merely suck when you can Steelers-without-Ben-Roethelisberger Suck.
4. I must say I was disappointed. This game wasn't near the trainwreck it was promoted to be by some of the more excitable board members.
5. The Steelers could have won this game if they turned in a solid C performance. They came in with more of a D+. I'd give the defense an A, offense an F, special teams a D and coaching a C.
6. I had mentioned last weekthat the Ravens beat the Steelers in a win that feels more like a loss. If the Steelers had managed to win this game they would likely have felt that way about it. I would love the opportunity to feel bad about this game rather than just feeling numb. As fans we can comfort ourselves all day long with the idea that the Ravens are troubled by the results of their beating the Steelers but the Ravens fans will rightfully point out: they won. Be it thanks to referee collusion or not the Ravens are winning games that the Steelers are losing.
7. So whose fault was it? Who is to blame for the loss? How about, good-old fashioned, cruel fate? Injuries and not being able to catch a break.
8. The obvious place to start criticizing is the running backs. They started this turnover-fest. The coaches only made matters worse but they can hardly be blamed for this terrible, terrible game.
9. Was Batch terrible? He was … rusty. Viewed objectively I have a hard time criticizing anything Batch did. He clearly took the field with every intention of executing the obvious gameplan that any coaching staff would have assembled in this scenario. You'll notice that Batch handed he ball off well, made it a point to find Heath Miller and took some (albeit terrible underthrown) shots downfield. Batch's biggest sins were looking rusty (third string quarterbacks tend to do that) and throwing picks – which he was only doing because … well ... hell, why not?!
10. I mean … <tick> …. has it EVER happened in NFL history that EVERY running back on the ENTIREFREAKING ROSTER not only gets a chance to fumble in a game but actually DOES SO?!
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Interior day … Mike Tomlin enters the "game plan" room at the Steelers offices.
Tomlin: Duuuhhhh … Hey guys, put those away we have work to do … Who knows how long I need to thaw a frozen 30 pound duck? Don't worry about the game plan. I figure that the thing that makes the most sense is to take the one potential remaining strength of this offense and mitigate it by making it as inconsistent as possible. If we can just rotate out all four running backs all day long that should guarantee our inability to be consistent. Being consistently inconsistent is a KIND of consistency right?</Steeler Theater>
Haley: 30 pound duck? That's stupid, you were supposed to buy a turkey, right? I mean, that's what I always heard about Thanksgiving meals anyway …
Lebeau: Back in my day we had to hunt the turkeyosaurus with our bare hands with onions tied to our belts …
Tomlin: Wait, what about this idea … what if Rainey would horsey-back ride on Mendenhall … does that count as one player or two?
12. Now, was the coaching staff wrong in their assessment that a potential strength of this offensive unit (or what's left of it) was the running game? Not at all. They just misdiagnosed WHY it is perceived as such all of a sudden.
13. Pro-tip: it was not because of the great offensive line. It is because of Haley's use of Heath and Ben.
14. BTW, did you notice the Bengals beating the crap out of the Raiders? But hey, doesn't everyone beat the crap out of the Raiders?
15. I appreciated the effort of Clark, Keisel, Miller, Batch, Sanders and Harrison. Shout-out to Worilds whose sack of Weeden kept the Browns points off of turnovers under TWENTY.
16. The Steelers put the ball on the ground 11 times and threw what, 3 picks? How the hell were they even IN this game?!
17. Has this team lost to the Baguars yet? No? But I did notice that the Jags were beating the hell out of the Titans .. but hey, who doesn't beat the hell out of the Titans, right? I mean, they suck as bad as the Raiders.
18. Interesting to note that this defensive unit has had trouble generating turnovers the last two years. Also not hard to see why when Taylor had his hands on two passes and Allen had his hands on another and neither managed to catch the dang ball.
19. On one of the Browns first plays from scrimmage on offense … Weeden dropped back and was promptly sacked by James Harrison blitzing right up the gut. What struck me most about the play was the offhanded manner that Harrison completed it. There was no showboating or dancing. He stood up, turned around and waited for the ball to be spotted. I loved it.
20. Solomon Wilcots was speaking about the youth of the browns early in the game and said the following, "They need to learn how to close out games, particularly when they are leading." Which, when you think about it, is an important distinction.
21. Perspective: The Browns had one penalty in the first half. In the second half their inability to run an offensive play without a penalty was rivaling that of the team they were playing. Down the stretch, the Browns were trying to give this game to the Steelers. The Steelers were unable to take it. There is no other interpretation.


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A project to expand Groundwater Replenishment System seems to be getting alot of attention as it already has garnered more that 20 awards. The American Society of Civil Engineers 2009 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award was given to the facility. California always seems to be leading the way in new advance technologies in sustainablily. The project is the worlds largest advanced water purification facility of its kind. But the best part of this new facility I believe is the sustainability of it. It reduces greenhouse gases in comparison to importing water at a cost of 156.2 million dollars. I think that although this is a staggering amount, the more of these projects that we undertake, the cheaper it will be in the future.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
When Ohio Valley Wrestling returns to the Optimist Club on Saturday, you could say the best of both worlds will be on display in the form of Rockstar Spud and Rob "The Freak" Terry. Spud represents the little man, standing only 5-4, while Terry is over a foot taller at 6-5, which towers over most of the other wrestlers in OVW.
A genetically gifted freak
Rob Terry has always been big. He was a big child that grew into the 6-5, 300 pounder who graces both the OVW and TNA rings. His size has earned him the nickname "The Freak."
"I'm one of the most genetically gifted guys around," Terry said. You would be hard pressed to find anyone who would argue that point.
Growing up in Swansea, Wales, Terry was a huge wrestling fan. But he had to go to a friend's house to watch the sport on television.
"My parents weren't the sporty type of people," Terry said. "So we didn't get the sports channels on our TV. We got the movie channels instead. I would never get to watch it at home." Luckily for him, he had friends who watched wrestling, so he would go to their house and watch programs that would sometimes come on in the early morning hours. "That's how dedicated I was," Terry said.
Terry said that he always wanted to be a wrestler; he just didn't know how to get into it.
"I was a big guy with a good look, but I never got the chance to showcase myself," Terry said. He would go to the American wrestling shows when they came to the United Kingdom, but still failed to catch the eye of any of the promotions.
So he turned his sights to bodybuilding, where he became quite successful, winning several titles as a natural bodybuilder, including Mr. Wales, Mr. Junior Britain and Mr. Britain. He finally was able to go to three or four wrestling seminars that he said were "really bad."
Winning the bodybuilding titles were a stepping stone to becoming a wrestler. A scout saw him at one of his shows and asked him if he ever thought about getting into wrestling.
"My jaw dropped," Terry said. "At the time I didn't think it was sincere, but soon I was sent to WWE developmental for a year. After I was let go I signed with TNA."
When he first made his appearance in TNA, he was a member of "The British Invasion" stable which included Magnus and Doug Williams. Terry would later break from them before being assigned to OVW.
"Being sent to OVW was the best thing that has happened to my career," Terry said. "I wish I knew about them when I was in the UK. I would have jumped at the chance to come here. OVW is the place to be if you are seriously interested in becoming a wrestler."
He has been wrestling for 4 1/2 years and during that time have been cheered and booed. He said he likes hearing the cheers of the fans.
"I always enjoy meeting the fans," Terry said. "The last time I was in London I wrestled Jason Wayne and the fans were awesome. I don't know who I will be wrestling this time, but I hope all the fans come out and see us."
Terry now has his sights set on the OVW heavyweight title. He is just biding his time until the moment is right. He beat Jay Bradley to become the number one contender to the belt, but lost his match to champion Jamin Olivencia. But he won't let that loss be a setback to his ultimate goal.
"I'll be coming back for that title," Terry said. "I just want to excel and do the best I can in wrestling and keep getting better and better."
Spud is proving that size doesn't mean everything
When you think of professional wrestlers, larger than life characters are usually the first thing that comes to mind. Not someone who stands 5-4 and weighs 130.
But Rockstar Spud is determined not to let his small stature stand in his way to stardom inside the squared circle.
Spud was born James Michael Curtin in Birmingham, West Midlands, England, and has been wrestling for 12 years for such promotions as SAS Wrestling, Frontier Wrestling Alliance and Triple X Wrestling. He would win titles wherever he competed, and soon gained the eye of TNA, who signed him and assigned him to OVW, its official developmental territory.
"I moved over here from the UK and have been in OVW since March," Spud said. "In 2012 I made a couple of appearances at TNA house shows in Portugal and was a contestant on their British Boot Camp show, which I won." He would then make his TNA debut in February where during an interview segment he was attacked by Robbie E and Robbie T. He would then make his in-ring debut a couple of weeks later by beating Robbie E on an episode of Impact Wrestling.
In his first OVW he defeated Cliff Compton to win the OVW television title, making him the first man to win the title in his debut match. During his 12 years in the ring he has been both loved and hated by the fans, much like his idol, Hulk Hogan.
"I was a fan growing up and it was Hulk Hogan who drew me into wrestling," Spud said.
He said being on the road with TNA has been a great experience and he is constantly learning things. And when he does get the call up to TNA, he wants to be ready.
"I want to win the X Division title," Spud said. "I want to be a star. I think that I have the personality and charisma to become one. I want to be the person that everybody wants to buy tickets to see." He would also love to face Bully Ray in the ring.
"He's such an awesome performer," he said of the former TNA champ. "Right now, I'm just really enjoying things."


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Lakehurst's Borough Council approved two resolutions that allow administrators to apply for roadway improvement grant money from the state.
Poplar and Lake Streets are being considered for improvements, as borough officials including Mayor Harry Robbins took a look at the roads, the council said during its regular meeting Thursday.
Specifics for the improvements, including cost, have not yet been outlined. The council had to approve the two resolutions for the New Jersey Department of Transportation grant applications at its Oct. 4 meeting because the applications are due by Oct. 16 — Lakehurst representatives will meet again on Oct. 18, which would be too late to approve the resolutions.
"I haven't seen the actual specs of the application, but we do have to have it in by Oct. 16, so this is the meeting before that," said Clerk Bernadette Dugan. "They would send the application for [Robbins] to sign once I get the specifics for it."
Both resolutions state that the borough is seeking to improve the roads because it "has established pedestrian safety as a leading priority along its local roads, particularly those heavy traffic areas and areas along the school walking routes."
"We will firm up the details as to what it encompasses, as far as geographically how long and far it's going to go, whether it's roads, sidewalks and curbs," said Council President James Davis who led the meeting in Robbins' absence.
"We'll get those specifics after we get the application in and find out what they're going to fund," he said.
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---- — Construction on a new fertilizer plant expected to create up to 17 jobs is set to begin south of Logansport later this summer.
A ground-breaking ceremony was held Monday afternoon for Sagamore Warehouse LLC at 2179 Stoney Pike, where construction of the $6 million, 24,000-ton dry facility will begin this August and is estimated to conclude by the first of next year.
"It's a good fit for us," said Chuck Shelby of Lafayette-based Sagamore Ag Source, a managing partner with Sagamore Warehouse.
Shelby went on to say the facility will cater to clients in northern Indiana and parts of Ohio.
The plant will be utilizing the Winamac Southern Railway line, now owned by U.S. Rail, that runs near the site.
Jim Hedrick, also of Sagamore Ag Source, said product will come in on rail and be processed at the plant before leaving on trucks to distribution points or farmers themselves, adding the facility will supply clients within a 100-mile radius.
The plant will employ four full-time positions and up to five part-time positions, according to a press release from Logansport Mayor Ted Franklin's office. At the groundbreaking ceremony, Franklin said up to 17 jobs could ultimately be created.
Addressing concerns brought on by an explosion at a fertilizer facility in Texas in April that killed 15 people, Shelby and Hedrick went on to say the fertilizer produced in the plant is not the kind that will explode, explaining that Sagamore's product requires a different kind of nitrogen. The two also said the facility will distribute dry fertilizer, with the possibility of adding liquid fertilizer in the future.
The facility will be made up of two connected buildings, Hedrick said, with the plant being about 100 by 300 feet and an office area spanning about 70 by 140 feet.
The site's location, which was a former rail yard, is in an area the city is planning on annexing, Franklin said. He was unsure of exactly how much tax revenue the business is estimated to bring in but said equipment classified as real property will be the source of it, saying there will be "some tax increment" generated.
Development is being funded by Sagamore Ag Source and other partners and will be conducted in two phases — the first requiring $2 million and $4 million for the second.
At the groundbreaking ceremony Monday, Shelby said Sagamore Ag Source has been planning this project for more than two years.
Hedrick praised Logansport and Cass County officials for coming together and assisting the company with finding a site, adding that the company was seeking a location in Lafayette or Logansport.
"We got more outreach here," he said.
Mitchell Kirk is a staff reporter at the Pharos-Tribune. He can be reached at 574-732-5130 or email@example.com.


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By Allison Herriot / Tucson News Now Intern
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) - Out of the thousands of football camps hosted around the country, when 15 former Wildcats turned pro gather on the same field to talk Xs and Os, I think it's fair to say you might learn something.
Chicago Bears Linebacker Lance Briggs hosted a football clinic at Tucson High School along with a group of other notable Zona players.
It was the second annual Southwest All-Star Football Camp hosted by Briggs and Pueblo Magnet High School football coach, Adrian Koch.
Players ranging from Pop Warner to high school were lined up an hour early ready to learn from the best.
"We had a great turnout last year and we had an even better turnout this year," Briggs said.
There were over 350 players were in attendance. Each group had two NFL "coaches" to assist and encourage the players. Briggs said the goal of the camp is building skills fundamental to the game. The camp ran through activities such as ladder drills, core work, and form work in groups.
"No matter what you do, once your gear comes on and you get those touchdowns, those sacks and make all those big plays, it all comes down to what you do on the field today; what these kids are doing on the field today," Briggs said.
All proceeds from the camp will go to charity.
"The smiles on all the kids faces, that's what makes it all worthwhile and that's why we're doing it. We're here to give back and to teach a craft that, you know, we know so well," he said.
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How do you like that view along the Kennedy? Well, it's going to change.
On Wednesday, the City Council approved a plan to let a big company install 34 digital billboards along the city's expressways. There will be a dozen along the Kennedy alone.
The vote was 43 to 6, but some aldermen think they're ugly.
"Anyone who has landed at O'Hare and taken the Kennedy downtown knows how magnificent our skyline is," said Alderman Bob Fioretti. "Do we now want to deface one of our best assets?"
"These billboards are not going to be erected on the Lakefront. They're not going to be erected in neighborhoods. These will be erected on our expressway. And the last time I checked, there is not a coffee table book of photos of our lovely expressway system," said Alderman Brendan Reilly in favor of the billboards.
The mayor points out that the billboards will generate $15 million in the first year and that they're not just there to sell beer and car insurance--they'll also be used to communicate critical information during emergencies.
"While I am not crazy about billboards, I am excited about the opportunity for the city to be able to communicate even more so with its constituents if it's an evacuation for an emergency purpose or buying your city sticker by July 30," says Alderman Rey Colon.
"I believe that $15 million a year $155 million over the life of this, that it allows us to tell property taxpayers as we just did on the budget, not on property tax increases. Not on sales tax increase," Mayor Emanuel said.
FOX 32 News Facebook friends were worried about money and safety.
Jim says, "If this helps not to raise taxes, it's all good."
Danny wrote, "Only politicians can think it's dangerous to text and drive..... But reading a flashing billboard at 60 mph, that's safe."
Amme says, "They'll find a way to squander it. The parking meters were supposed to be a money maker."
Mashantala wrote, "So, you can't text and drive... Can't have a TV visible for the driver in the car... But several bright flashing gigantic billboards are okay, because the city makes money? Give me a break."
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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Selected letters - Jane Austen
A fascinating record not only of her day to day existence, but of the pleasures and frustrations experienced by women of her social class
Jane Austen fashion: fashion and needlework in the works of Jane Austen - Penelope Byrde
Every aspect of fashion is discussed bringing the period most vividly to life.
Jane Austen and crime - Susannah Fullerton
Adultery, elopement, dwelling and even hanging offences…all these appear in Jane Austen's writings
Jane and her gentlemen: Jane Austen and the men in her life and novels - Audrey Hawkridge
Shows that Jane was much more worldly than many have given her credit for and that she was never short of suitors and male friends.
Jane Austen's guide to dating - Lauren Henderson
Brings Austen's Regency wisdom into the 21st century
Jane Austen and food - Maggie Lane
Food plays a vital part in the novels and the author discusses Jane's own ambivalent attitude to the provision and enjoyment of food
Jane Austen: a companion - Josephine Ross
A guide to Jane Austen, her work and her world
Jane Austen - Carol Shields
A concise summary of Jane Austen's life with added insights into why and how Austen wrote the way she did.
Jane Austen and the Navy - Brian Southam
Shows the novelist as a historian of Nelson's navy. Two of her brothers served in the Navy and later became admirals.
Jane Austen: a life - Claire Tomalin
A biography that paints a surprisingly different picture of the Austen family and their Hampshire neighbours.


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---- — PLATTSBURGH — The Clinton Community College women's soccer team surrendered just two goals over the weekend.
But the Cougars' inability to find the back of the net resulted in two 1-0 losses, the second being Sunday's setback to SUNY Delhi at the Plattsburgh State Field House Soccer Complex.
Alyssa Gulino scored on a penalty kick with 6:51 left in regulation to give the Broncos the win.
"It was the right call — it was blatant," Clinton assistant coach Gena Rosenbaum said.
"The weather was awful and it evened out the playing field. I knew one goal would win the game, like it did yesterday, but we can't score."
Delhi held a 20-6 advantage in shots and Courtney Backus played well in net for Clinton with 17 saves. Lauren Renaud recorded the shutout with five stops.
"We played well as a team and stood up defensively," Rosenbaum said. "We had only 13 players available and some of them are hurting after the tough game the day before. I'm happy with the entire team's effort. It's just tough to lose another 1-0 game.
"With the chances we had, we obviously didn't capitalize on them. Our best chance came in the second half when Kiley Wilkins got a thru ball and hit the crossbar with her shot. We just need to score first in a game, but we're unable to do so."
The Cougars are at Broome Community College on Saturday.
SUNY Delhi 1, Clinton C.C. 0
SUNY Delhi 0 1 — 1
Clinton C.C. 0 0 — 0
Second half- 1, D, Gulino pk, 38:09.
Shots: SUNY Delhi 20, Clinton C.C. 6.
Saves: Renaud, SUNY Delhi, 5. Backus, CCC, 17.
PLATTSBURGH — The Clinton Community College men, after getting a win the day before, had a rough time of it against the Broncos.
Goals by James Matias and Arthur Angst gave SUNY Delhi a 2-0 lead at the half.
Tom Liddle, Tom D'Ottavio, Luk Sajanin and Tim Maguire then all added second-half goals.
Joffre Portilla assisted on the first three Delhi goals and finished with four assists.
"Portilla was their playmaker," Clinton coach Gene Bushey said. "He played well."
The Broncos held a 25-16 advantage in shots and Adam Goldfarb made 15 saves for the Cougars.
"They were very fast and were just a better team than we were," Bushey said. "We gave them a good shot in the first half.
"But we had a tough time keeping our shape defensively."
The Cougars are off until playing at 2 p.m. on Saturday at Broome Community College.
SUNY Delhi 6, Clinton C.C. 0
SUNY Delh 2 4 — 6
Clinton C.C. 0 0 — 0
First half- 1, D, Matias (Portilla), 10:04. 2, D, Angst (Portilla), 18:06.
Second half- 3, D, Liddle (Portilla), 6:08. 4, D, D'Ottavio (Beauchamp), 25:19. 5, D, Sajanin (Maguire), 34:41. 6, D, Maguire (Portilla), 40:21.
Shots: SUNY Delhi 25, Clinton C.C. 16.
Saves: Rivera, Clark, SUNY Delhi, 12. Goldfarb, CCC, 15.


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TheThirdManIn~Radio "Versteegian Rhapsody"
Wednesday July 14, 2010 ~ e.44 Right-Click to Download Here
TTMI~Radio returns with our first post-Stanley Cup thoughts with Dieter Kurtenbach of the Examiner.com and HereComeTheHawks.net.
We'll return in a day or two with our 1st Anniversary show which my usual side-kick Superstar and I will be recording hopefully tomorrow. Our first show first official show on Blog Talk aired live the day of Dale Tallon's firing, July 15, 2009.
On our next show we'll discuss Bob Probert's career and unfortuate passing. Also, more on the most recent Blackhawks' prospect camp, Kyle Beach and more on how the Hawks will comply with this year's salary cap.
On the docket for today's show:
- Personal reactions to the Blackhawks Stanley Cup victory
- Debauchery and let-downs
- Liars, Deceivers or just full of it?
- Stan Bowman walking around with foot in mouth
- Niklas Hjalmarsson offer sheet
- Hjalmarsson's "worth"
- Doug Wilson's objective – ulterior motives?
- Annual summer tradition of Hawks wiping egg off their faces
- The Bowman myth
- Another BIG trade forthcoming
- Stan Bowman: Denis Savard of general managing?
- Dustin Byfuglien goes to Atlanta
- What did the Hawks really lose?
- What happens now with Antti Niemi?
- How Marty Reasoner fits
- Dieter Kurtenbach HATES the Kris Versteeg to Toronto deal
- Surprise young prospect Dieter has pencilled in on Hawks 3rd line
- Blackhawks would be better off signing Bon Scott
- Dismissing prospect rankings and "performance" charts
- Dylan Olsen
- Lalonde's big chance
- What would've led to Hawks walking away from Hjalmarsson offer sheet
- Johnny's Ice House
- Dave Bolland: A $3.375M third-line center
- Where Marcus Kruger stands
- Kent Simpson feels shame
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2010 rust!
Hey yall,
Just curious if any one has had this issue or has this issue and what they did you fix it/
I have a 2010 silverado 1500 and my chrome bumper by the tail pipe is rusting something fierce. Ive looked this up but all i can see is get a new bumper or call chevy and im out of waranty now so they wont do anything all they said was polish it. If any one has and ideas or tips of what they did it would be great
thanks yall!
come on mudddd
Out of warranty? Have you got that many miles on it already? Thats seems to be at most 3 years and rust already. I better go check my 2011 sitting out in the barn with 6800 miles on it when the night is quiet and listen to hear if mine is starting to rust. That sucks and I would definitely put a call in to gm. That should not happen even if you are in a winter area that uses salt. Quality seems to continue to go down hill Im telling ya.
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our 2010 crew warranty still has 8 months left......some rust has started in the
lip of the Inner area of the Tailgate....common knowledge around here, and I
do not thinbk it is warranty covered because most rust warranties are for
perforation (rust through)....I have kept it oiled for the last 6 or 7 months, but
will look into it in the spring after I wash the oil off for them to check.
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yeah phantom i bought it used with 69000km it. i know lots but i havent had an issue before this. From what ive found online its pretty common for some just the 2010's from what ive found so far but then again thats when they were made in mexico and i called chevy near me and they said they have had a few but because its out of the basic 3 year 60k warranty they cant do anything. she said what they do the first time is polish it with silvo or brasso, then if it comes back they replace the bumper but because im past the 60k all they suggested was polish it.
and brian yeah its not my tailgat its the actual chrome on the bumper.
sorry to hear man i wish i could help.
But i have a question, does anybody else think its major BS that for what it costs to buy a truck now a days, they only guarentee it for 3 years??
yeah i think its junk! but what can we do right? and barefoot greg where did you get that bumper from?
ill take a picutre of the rust tomorrow and i will post it. it sucks!!
My frame has lots of rust on it, and also some paint has come off by the factory mudflap probably due to rust. GM wont cover it because they said its not rusted thru... but its kinda funny that the rust protection stuff is peeling off like crazy (rusted thru the rust protection?). Also it rusted thru the paint... But GM still wont cover it. Guess it has to rust completely thru the metal before they will cover it.
Like I said earlier, I am thinking about buying Silverado and now I am a bit worried...
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NAIROBI, Kenya (BP) -- The day before terrorists seized Nairobi's Westgate Shopping Mall, International Mission Board missionary Bert Yates was there.
"How long will it be before terrorists make good their threats and attack a public place such as this?" she thought to herself. Less than 24 hours later, her thoughts became a reality.
Yates and her husband Jack live only a block from the mall. For four days, the tragic events of the mall's takeover and hostage crisis unfolded around them. By the time it was over, as many as 200 people were dead, hundreds were traumatized and over 175 wounded.
Kenyan authorities continue the grim task of recovering victims buried beneath the rubble of the internally collapsed building. A combination of multiple explosions and intentionally set fires caused sections of the mall to give way.
Militants of the Somali-based al-Shabaab organization seized the mall on Sept. 21 in retaliation for what they called Kenya's interference in internal Somali affairs. They used automatic weapons and hand grenades to seize hostages and take control of the modern upscale mall, killing at least 60 who were inside when the militants stormed the building.
Yates and her husband heard the gunfire and explosions, and watched as helicopters hovered over their house for 72 hours before the crisis was over.
"I would often stop, especially after times of sporadic blasts and firing, and think how calm and normal things were in our house and garden," Yates said. "People were suffering only a short distance away in ways that I could not even imagine. To be so close, but so separated, was a surreal experience, eerie. But really, there is no good, defining word."
Terrorists managed to hold off Kenyan security forces for four days before Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta was finally able to announce the end of the ordeal.
IMB missionaries Chris and Jamie Suel, along with their five children, had walked into the mall shortly before the terrorists, who burst in and began firing automatic weapons and throwing hand grenades. When the Suels arrived, they decided to go their separate ways -- Chris with one child and Jamie with four. It was only after five harrowing hours that they were reunited.
For three hours Jamie and the four children hid behind stacks of packaged flour in a storage area.
"I remember thinking on the way in that the flour would be good, protective from bullets," she said. They heard the sounds of hand grenades, machine guns and helicopters as they hid.
Using her cell phone, Jamie managed to maintain contact with her husband and other members of the Kenya Baptist Mission. Chris and a son were on a different floor at the other side of the mall.
"After a while, some men identifying themselves as police started yelling that it was OK, it was clear, come out, it was OK," Jamie said. "I didn't trust it at all. I called Chris, and while everyone else left he told me that it was not clear and I should not leave. After hanging up I heard a barrage of gunfire. I thought they had been massacred. I prayed God would put a protective bubble around us so we would not be seen or heard."
Eventually, when all seemed clear, Jamie and her four children made their way to safety.
As the attack on the mall commenced, Chris and his son tried to find the rest of their family. They had to turn back, however, as bullets struck the escalator they were on, ricocheting everywhere. They hid in a store where workers shut and locked its doors.
"The gunshots kept going non-stop for 10 minutes," Chris said. When they stopped he was able to reach Jamie by phone and learn she and their four children were OK, hiding elsewhere in the mall.
"For the next five hours grenades and gunshots could be heard," he said. "We were getting phone calls telling us that it was a terrorist attack, and terrorists were pretending to be police to lure people from their hiding spots."
Two hours after his wife and their four other children made it to safety, Chris and their son were able to flee and join them.
"We are certain that among the greatest moments of joy of our lives, is when Jack and I spotted Jamie and the younger kids walking towards us, and then as we received the gift of giving them hugs," Yates said. When Chris and their older son escaped, they were met by a co-worker.
Debbie McFerron, an IMB missionary who lives a two-minute walk from the mall, sent out continuous reports and prayer requests as events unfolded over the four days.
"Hearing barrages of gunfire, the blasts of grenades and the roar of low-flying police and army helicopters were all constant prayer reminders," McFerron wrote on Facebook and a personal blog she and her husband maintain.
"Pray that even as people's thoughts ran to God during the crisis, they would continue to run to God as daily life resumes," she wrote in the aftermath of the crisis.
While both the terrorists and Kenyan security forces used social media to propagate their victories during the siege and hostage situation, Yates extolled social media's value for raising prayer support.
"As I shared on one of my Facebook work pages, 'Thank you for your prayers. You have definitely reaffirmed my belief in Facebook and social media being incredible prayer tools!'" she wrote.
The prayer value of social media was also affirmed when news of the Westgate mall being on fire was posted on Facebook and in various blogs, including IMB's CompassionNet page on Facebook, Yates said.
"Based on what I can document and intelligent guesses, more than 10,000 people viewed this prayer item within a few hours," she said.
Retired IMB missionary Sharon Pumpelly shared on her church's Facebook page a prayer request she received from Nairobi. It was about a young family who lost their lives in the attack on the mall. The woman, a Harvard graduate, was 8-and-a-half months pregnant.
"We have a [missionary] friend who is out in Kenya ministering to pregnant couples," Pumpelly wrote. "After a birthing class, one of the couples went to the mall."
Pumpelly's friend, a missionary with Africa Inland Mission, shared, "It breaks my heart to say that we lost expectant parents and their unborn baby in this attack. These parents were very happy, excited and ready for their little one to arrive."
Found dead on the floor of the mall, the man cradled his wife in his arms, one hand draped protectively over her pregnant stomach. He was a recognized architect, having designed free of charge an HIV-AIDS hospital in Kenya. She was a well-known malaria specialist working in Kenya with the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation.
"Please pray for these families as they have lost so much," Pumpelley's friend said, "and please pray for our team as we embrace the people here at our training center, that God would prepare our hearts and minds."
Not far from Westgate mall is Rosslyn Academy, a Christian school that many children of missionaries attend. Students there initiated outdoor prayer services on Wednesday in response to three days of national mourning declared by President Kenyatta the day before.
"It has been extremely difficult for the Rosslyn community and for Kenya," a school spokesman said. "While we are grateful that none of our staff or students lost their lives, a few students were seriously injured and at least one lost a beloved parent. The support of the teachers and the community has been amazing, but the days ahead will be hard."
McFerron said, "The Kenyan spirit through all of this is amazing. They are coming out in droves to give blood. Many businesses are donating food and water to the injured in hospital and to the police, army and media personnel on the ground at the mall. They have set up a Twitter site with the name @we-are-one, and folks are writing amazing tweets of encouragement, many using Scripture."
Tim Tidenberg, IMB strategy leader for East Africa, wrote, "Living very near what is left of the Westgate Mall, the last few days have been ones of shock. As we watched the terrorist situation unfold, we continued to go to the promise of a faithful God and to His presence with us."
"Today (Thursday), the mission community met together for a time of prayer -- a time to encourage and to see each other face to face," he said. "As we met, the subject of His faithfulness again came to the forefront. In days such as these, we must keep our eyes on Him."
While reflecting on the trauma she and her family went through, Jamie Suel said, "These things happen. It's sometimes the cost of doing [mission] business. It is the reason we are here. Only Christ can penetrate this evil. He called us, we obey and stay until He releases us. Sometimes living in the center of God's will is dangerous. Dangerous, but God is good. I'm praying that God will use this to bring glory to Himself, which He always does."
Through its Member Care ministries, IMB provides counseling service to missionary families when they experience trauma like that in Nairobi.
Tim Cearley, a senior IMB strategy leader in Africa, said, "We are so thankful for God's protection over our personnel during the recent trouble in Kenya. Of course our personnel were greatly affected as they waited, prayed and heard gunfire, explosions and screams. As well, our hearts go out to all the people of Kenya. So many people in Nairobi are deeply grieving the loss of the sense of a peaceful and safe place to live.
"Now we ask that people pray for peace and for healing," Cearley added. "Pray, too, that believers will have opportunities to share the hope they have within them, and the true source of their peace."
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Lil' Kim Keeps the Faith on BET's 'Lift Every Voice' [Preview]
Lil' Kim opens up about her connection with God, life, and music on BET's inspirational program "Lift Every Voice."
"I think in this industry, people lose it," said the Queen Bee. "That's because they've probably never had a connection with God, and if they do have a connection with God, they forget to put him first."
The spiritual rapper shared her advice for others who are going through a rough time. "At the end of the day, believe in something and always try to stay positive. We're not perfect so negative is gonna peek in and the devil is gonna play and dance with you sometimes. But as long as you keep God first…"
The full episode airs Sunday. Watch a sneak peek below.
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Climb the obvious flow for 2-3 pitches depending on belay strategy. There are numerous fixed tree anchor stations on the left side of the route and it may be wise to use them because they keep you out of the way of falling ice. Unless there are other parties (which is often the case), doing it in 2 pitches works well.
Park at the Chapel Pond parking area and spy the obvious fat gully directly across from the parking area. Hike across the lake (making sure it is thoroughly frozen) and make your way to the base of the climb.
Usually takes as big a screw as you want to place. Ice or tree anchors.


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