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Matt Jenkins
LOWELL — They've heard all the noise, even when it's been just a whisper.
There's been a common misconception the last couple years regarding the Danvers High boys basketball team. As strong as the Falcons have become under John Walsh, people have believed their Achilles' heel has been depth.
Jake Cawlina and Kieran Beck took it upon themselves — in the Division 3 North final at the Tsongas Center Saturday afternoon, no less — to cast that foolish notion down, once and for all.
Pressed into action out of need, Cawlina hit three three-pointers, including a crucial triple with 56 seconds left, and Beck provided a little bit of everything, most notably a steal with 42 seconds left to help Danvers seal its 57-52 win over Wayland.
Walsh typically plays his starting five big minutes because, bottom line, they produce. Seniors Eric Martin, Nick McKenna, Nick Bates and Danny Connors are the main reason why this senior class has been the most successful in program history.
Sophomore guard Vinny Clifford, the other starter, has shot the ball so well this season that it's been hard for Walsh to take him off the court.
Against Wayland, however, Connors was in foul trouble from the outset (eventually fouling out in the fourth quarter) and Clifford was struggling with his shot.
Cawlina and Beck were ready and willing to fill out the Danvers lineup.
"We all want to play," Cawlina, a senior, said. "We all want to be on the court as much as we can so we try to make the most of it and play mistake-free basketball when we're out there."
It would have been hard for a player to make more of his opportunity than Cawlina did Saturday.
Despite Danvers' ability to stretch the floor with the three-point shot, Wayland primarily stuck with its customary 2-3 zone. The Falcons' usual three-point threats struggled from downtown, hitting only 3 of 10 in the first quarter.
For the game, Danvers shot just 25 percent on threes (8 for 32) and Cawlina boosted that percentage by going 3 for 4. He hit two threes in the second quarter, including a long-range bomb from just inside the NBA three-point line, as the Falcons opened a 31-21 halftime lead.
He had fewer opportunities in the second half, but when the Falcons needed him most, he responded.
Wayland, propelled by a strong third quarter, cut into the Danvers lead and tied the game late. The Falcons, by that point, were pressing to get good shots. Martin forced a shot after a drive, McKenna grabbed the offensive board, but missed the follow. Bates rebounded that miss and kicked the ball out to Cawlina, who made the shot of the game.
"Jake clearly has no conscience shooting, so he just stepped up and hit it," Martin joked.
Then, it was Beck's turn to play hero.
Cawlina's bucket gave Danvers a 55-52 advantage with 56 seconds to go, plenty of time for Wayland to find the answer. The Warriors slowly worked the ball up the court against Danvers' 3/4 court pressure and Beck jumped in front of a pass headed to the corner.
"The ball was lobbed in the air and Jaleel (Bell) got it, but he didn't have full possession of it," Beck explained. "I just dove after it, got it and Eric picked it up."
And with those two plays, the issue of Danvers lacking depth was finally buried.
"Our starters didn't play as well as we could have and Jake and Kieran came in and even more importantly, which people probably didn't notice, was that they defended and rebounded for us," Martin said. "We didn't miss a beat with them."
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Andy and Connie Jones funded the endowment for the Center of Hope in honor of Gerald and Betty Jones.
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Prevost lands $164.8 million contract
PLATTSBURGH — Prevost has landed a $164.8 million contract to build 300 buses in the Town of Plattsburgh for the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority.
The MTA Board of Directors approved the contract at a meeting Wednesday.
The over-the-road, clean-diesel buses would be built at the Nova Bus plant on Banker Road for MTA's New York City Transit.
North Country Chamber of Commerce President Garry Douglas said the contract is another next step forward in Plattsburgh's emergence as one of North America's top centers for the production of 21st-century transportation equipment.
"The addition of this exciting new operation shows great confidence by Volvo and Prevost in our area's ability to make such a venture successful," he said by email.
"We and our partners have been pleased to work actively with Prevost, the state and others in the effort to secure this critical first contract and make the venture happen here, and we are fully ready to assist with workforce training and other needs in the months ahead.
"This will include a state training program we will be overseeing for Prevost and the North Country Regional Economic Development Council. Special thanks (go) to the MTA, Prevost, Gov. Cuomo, Empire State Development, The Development Corporation, Clinton Community College and all of the team that worked together once again for investment and jobs in the North Country."
Gilles Corriveau, a spokesperson for Prevost, would only confirm the company had submitted a proposal to the MTA.
"We have not received any sort of official confirmation from the MTA," he said on Wednesday, adding that the company is in the midst of its annual two-week summer holiday.
The Press-Republican listened to the MTA Board of Directors webcast Wednesday morning, where the Prevost contract was one of several approved.
Prevost, based in Sainte-Claire, Quebec, acquired Nova Bus in 1998. Both companies are part of the Volvo Group.
The company makes buses like those used by commercial bus lines, which are the type that make up this contract. Judie Glaves of the MTA Press Office said the buses will replace the oldest in the fleet and will be used on Express routes from the outer boroughs into Manhattan.
Prevost also makes conversion coaches, such as the tour buses used by entertainers.
According to a staff summary on the MTA website, Prevost was competing against MCI for the contract. Both submitted Best and Final Offers on June 7.
Prevost's final award amount of $164.8 million was $5.4 million less than the $170.2 million proposed by MCI.
While MCI had a higher technical score, MTA staff felt that was outweighed by the lower cost and Prevost's commitment of 21.56 percent New York content compared to 15.47 percent by MCI.
The contract calls for two pilot buses to be delivered in February 2014. One will be used for in-service testing and the other for a configuration audit and qualification testing.
Delivery of the remainder of the order is scheduled to start in September 2014 and be completed in February 2016.
A plan to build a 8,740-square-foot addition of the Nova Bus plant was approved by the Town of Plattsburgh Planning Board earlier this year but was contingent on Prevost's ability to secure orders. It includes an assembly area as well as water-testing, bus-washing and inspection areas.
Prevost had estimated it could add 34 employees once the expansion is finished and up to 49 within three years. Nova reported in April it had slightly more than 200 employees in Plattsburgh.
State Sen. Betty Little (R-Queensbury) said she was pleased to hear the company had secured another contract that will help keep the Plattsburgh workforce employed.
It is another sign, she said, that other parts of the country recognize Plattsburgh — with Bombardier, Nova Bus and now Prevost — as a hub for the manufacture of mass-transportation vehicles.
"We are also getting subsidiary companies that supply these companies," Little said.
State Assemblywoman Janet Duprey (R-Peru) said she was delighted with the MTA's decision because it shows they recognize that Volvo Group companies produce a great product.
And she said the potential for an addition to the Nova Bus plant and new jobs there is also great news for the region.
"We're becoming part of a recognized transportation hub," she said.
Town of Plattsburgh Supervisor Bernie Bassett said the approval was fantastic news, especially considering the ripple effect through local suppliers.
"This corporation produces a fantastic product," he said.
Bassett said the town is working with Prevost and local sources to provide funding for employee training. The buses, he added, also provide a regional marketing opportunity.
"It's great for the region to see (buses manufactured in) the Adirondack Coast and Town of Plattsburgh show up in major cities across the country."
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A letter to the Gloucester Daily Times ("Focus on mental health, not gun control," Feb. 20) pointing out that our founding fathers worked hard to forge a workable Constitution and Bill of Rights suggests that we not forget history when we think to change those documents.
Well said. But the letter writer and I differ in our understanding of that history.
I have always read the Second Amendment as a way for the people to create a volunteer militia to assist the government in repelling exterior threats, not as a way for people to protect themselves from their own legitimately elected government.
I do believe in history's lessons, one of the most important of which is this: The most evil and dangerous governments in history came to power using fear, misinformation, and scapegoating of those with differing beliefs.


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Did you know that there were FBI files on Marcus Garvey, dated 1919? On Martin Luther King? On Dick Gregory? Did you know the FBI tried to get the Mafia to take out a hit on Dick Gregory – a comedian? What activists have to understand is that the government – every government – targets activists!


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The funeral for the couple killed in an explosion last weekend is set for Monday at the Indianapolis church where they were married.
36-year-old Jennifer Longworth and 34-year-old John Dion Longworth died in the explosion Saturday night in the Richmond Hill subdivision that damaged about 80 homes.
The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.
Dion Longworth was from Henderson. Despite the year between them, Brookley Longworth says growing up, people sometimes mistook her and her older brother Dion for twins.
And with good reason.
"We did everything together, went everywhere together in school, you know, everybody knew us as the brother sister team," Brookley told 14 News.
And they stayed close, Brookley says. even as adults living in different states.
After graduating from Henderson County High School, Dion moved to Indianapolis.
11 years ago, he married his wife, Jennifer.
Everything was normal, a fun Thanksgiving holiday together just a few days away.
But for Brookley and her family, it all changed in an instant last Saturday night.
'Really, we're all just still in shock," she said. "Still kind of trying to figure out 'Wow, that just happened. Really did that just happen?'"
At first, all Brookley knew was there'd been an explosion in Indianapolis.
As the hours passed, she followed the story over the phone with her sister, and online, hoping for the best.
But as more pictures and information from the scene hit the Internet...
"That's when I kind of actually knew there's no way that that's, that they escaped that unless they were out of town," Brookley said.
But Dion and Jennifer Longworth were home that night, and early Sunday morning, Brookley and her family got official word the couple hadn't made it.
It's not been easy saying goodbye to her big brother, but one thing that's helped. is finding out the impact he had on others.
"We cared about Dion and knew exactly the kind of person he was, but it was really nice to come to a realization that everybody else actually felt the same way," Brookley told 14 News. "And Dion really would have liked to have known that he left that kind of mark on people because that was his goal was to be the nice guy that helped people and that's pretty much what everybody thought of him."
And though it's hard to see past the tragedy, Brookley's still trying to take away something positive.
"It's kind of forced me to focus on striving to be a better person, because Dion really always was striving to do better be better and it'd be nice for everybody to learn a lesson from Dion's attitude."
Family and friends are invited to the visitation between St. Paul Episcopal Church on Green Street in Henderson between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m.
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Cooper Union, 2009 - $43,200
In 2006, Cooper Union began working with rural communities in northern Ghana on a solar lantern project, called SocialLite. Supported in part by a 2008 NCIIA E-Team grant, they have developed several generations of prototypes, put several dozen lanterns into use, and attracted interest/inquiries from twenty-six countries. Part of the reason for the success to date is an approach in which the end-user assumes significant responsibility for system implementation and maintenance.
The team is now looking for funding to streamline the SociaLite systems engineering from the assembly stage all the way to long-term maintenance in order to meet demand, continue developing the business model, and establish satellite distribution centers in East and West Africa. The ultimate goal is the creation of an affordable, widely distributed, solar-powered lantern made from local materials and sold by local entrepreneurs.
Cooper Union, 2008 - $18,500
In 2006, Cooper Union began working with rural communities in northern Ghana on a solar lantern project. They have made steady progress since then, developing several generations of prototypes. Field trials began in June 2007, with the ultimate goal of creating an affordable, solar-powered lantern made from local materials and sold by local entrepreneurs.
This grant further supported the project. Students traveled to Ghana in summer of 2008 and continued developing prototypes of lanterns, charging stations, and a pilot production assembly line.
Cooper Union, 1998 - $16,000
This E-Team developed the Cooper Cooler, a shoebox-size device capable of chilling a bottled or canned beverage from room temperature to refrigerator temperature in less than a minute. The device provides rapid, natural cooling of the internal contents using only ice water and a spinning device. The process is perfectly safe for carbonated beverages like beer and soda, which are not agitated and do not explode upon opening.
The idea for the Cooper Cooler was born on a summer day in 1992. Faced with the age-old college dilemma of running out of cold beverages at a party he was hosting, Cooper Union engineering student Greg Loibl was inspired to use his engineering skills to solve the "academic" problem. Loibl worked on the idea as part of his chemical engineering master's thesis, and, sensing commercial promise, co-founded a parent company, Revolutionary Cooling Systems, Inc. The Cooper Cooler experienced strong commercial success and is now sold around the world through major retailers like Amazon.com and BestBuy.com.
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Junior dos Santos defeating Mark Hunt is hardly surprising. The former heavyweight champion has consistently been one of the best in the division since 2008, while Hunt's tremendous run in the twilight of his career has only happened in the past two years. However, I don't think anyone could've possibly predicted that JDS would knock Hunt out with a spinning wheel kick in the closing minute of the final round. For the most part, the Brazilian has relied heavily on his boxing and outstanding takedown defense to win fights, so we've really never seen him use his kicking game too often; he used it last night and produced one of the greatest knockouts in heavyweight MMA history.
It's another impressive name on dos Santos' record, and he's all but assured himself another fight with champion Cain Velasquez, in what could turn out to be one of the great heavyweight rivalries in MMA. Junior (18-2) has fought 16 opponents in his MMA career and has defeated all of them -- his two losses came in rematches against Cain Velasquez and Joaquim Ferreira, both of whom had previously lost to JDS by 1st round KO. I say this as an admitted biased "supporter" of Junior, but his current accomplishments merit recognition as one of the best heavyweight resumes the sport has ever seen. In just 7 years in MMA and 5 in the UFC, dos Santos has done the following:
- Knocked out Fabricio Werdum (UFC 90). To this day JDS remains the only man to ever defeat Werdum by stoppage, and he did so in his UFC debut as a 5-to-1 underdog. Werdum carved out a successful stint in Strikeforce, capped off with a memorable submission win over Fedor Emelianenko, and is once again a UFC contender in present day, but JDS' uppercut KO remains Fabricio's most devastating loss in his career.
- Defeated 4 current and former champions - Mirko Filipovic (former PRIDE champion), Shane Carwin (former UFC interim champion), Cain Velasquez (current UFC champion), Frank Mir (former UFC champion). The Cro Cop win came at a time when it was evident that he was on the decline, but it was also just JDS' 3rd UFC fight and he soundly defeated Mirko over 3 rounds. JDS earned his first title shot when he pounded out Shane Carwin in the main event of UFC 131. He struck gold at UFC on Fox 1 when he knocked out Velasquez in Anaheim, in what stands as one of the fastest KOs in UFC title fight history. Before losing the belt to Cain he successfully defended his title against Frank Mir at UFC 146. Mir has been knocked out several times, but this one came in the midst of a three fight win streak.
- Finished and/or knocked down all of his UFC opponents. dos Santos has won 10 fights in the UFC, with 8 coming by stoppage, and in his two decision wins over Shane Carwin and Roy Nelson managed a knockdown of both fighters as well as one 30-26 scorecard. Only Mirko Cro Cop avoided getting dropped by JDS, but he verbally submitted in the 3rd round having sustained enough punishment while upright.
- Knocked out Mark Hunt. That requires no explanation and it is also worth repeating. Junior dos Santos knocked out Mark Hunt with a spinning wheel kick.
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The small towns, the historic look and feel of the buildings, and the many avenues of recreation make Dearborn County an excellent place to Live.
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CLEVELAND -- The usually straight-laced Cleveland Museum of Art is showing show off another side of its collection.
A new exhibit open from Sunday through Nov. 25 is called "Work Number 965: Half the air in a given space." It involves a half room full of inflated 11-inch purple balloons, with museum visitors allowed to walk through.
Martin Creed created it in 1998 with white balloons and moved to other colors. It's now in the collection of the Cleveland museum.
It's displayed in a gallery enclosed in glass on three sides. The gallery overlooks the University Circle education and museum district and for the past four years has displayed sculptures by Auguste Rodin.
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Final Fantasy 14 assistant director would love to bring back The Last Remnant
Hiroshi Takai asks fans to let him and Square Enix know that they want a sequel.
Last Remnant PC on March 20
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How Well Do You Know Catlin Gabel?
By Karen Katz 74. Answers are below!
|Eighth-grade actors from the 2007 St. George and the Dragon
1. The original house on Honey Hollow farm was built for
A. The Autzen Family
B. The Dant Family
C. The Tucker Family
2. The poplar trees lining the paddock were planted in the
A. 1940s
B. 1950s
C. 1960s
3. St. George and the Dragon was adapted from
A. A Christmas pageant
B. A Mummer's play
C. Schauff made it up
4. The first class to graduate from the merged Catlin Gabel School was
A. The Class of 1958
B. The Class of 1959
C. The Class of 1960
5. Skyline Restaurant used to be called
A. Hilltop Drive-in
B. The Speck
C. Humdinger
6. This well-known Oregonian taught modern dance in the barn
A. Gretchen Corbett
B. Jamie Hampton
C. Vera Katz
7. The original Catlin School colors were
A. Blue and gold
B. Blue and silver
C. Blue and white
8. The Lower School was built in
9. The original school name when Catlin and Gabel merged was
A. Portland Country Day School
B. Portland Academy
C. West Hills Academy
10. When Catlin and Gabel merged, which additional school was initially considered for inclusion in the merger?
A. Bishop Dagwell Hall
B. St. Helens Hall
C. Raleigh Hills School
11. The Gabel School high school was discontinued in
12. The first Rummage Sale was held in
13. The Dant House living room first housed
A. The Upper School library
B. The Upper School community lounge
C. The Upper School faculty lounge
14. Catlin Gabel's indoor tennis courts were the first
A. In Oregon
B. In the Pacific Northwest
C. West of the Mississippi
15. The indoor tennis courts were designed by
A. John Storrs
B. Ernest Tucker
C. Hank Bergman
16. Which baseball great addressed the student body in the Barn?
A. Jackie Robinson
B. Mickey Mantle
C. Ted Williams
17. Which current teacher has the longest tenure at Catlin Gabel?
A. Bob Kindley
B. Clint Darling
C. Moses
18. Ruth Catlin was born in
A. New York, New York
B. Deerfield, Massachusetts
C. Evanston, Illinois
19. Priscilla Gabel received her undergraduate degree in psychology from
A. Smith College
B. Mills College
C. Reed College
20. When Catlin and Gabel merged, the first head of the newly formed school was
A. Esther Dayman Strong
B. E. Kimbark MacColl
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The new Atlanta Hawks head coach has been arrested for DUI.
Coach Mike Budenholzer was stopped Wednesday night by Georgia State Patrol for no tail lights.
The trooper smelled alcohol and administered a field sobriety test. Budenholzer refused a breath test.
Budenholzer told the trooper he only had one glass of wine.
Budenholzer was placed under arrest and was charged with DUI and a tail light violation.
"Bud made us aware of the situation last night," said the President of Basketball Operations/General Manager Danny Ferry in a statement. "We take this matter seriously and have been in constant communication with Coach Budenholzer throughout this situation. We support him during this legal process and will let that take its course."
Budenholzer left the San Antonio Spurs at the end of the 2013 NBA Playoffs and was named the new head coach of the Hawks.
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PHOENIX (AP) - A unanimous Arizona Supreme Court
ruling upholds the murder convictions and death sentences of a former
border activist for the killings of a man and his 9-year-old daughter
during a 2009 home invasion.
Shawna Forde was convicted in 2011 of first-degree
murder in the shooting deaths of 29-year-old Raul Flores and Brisenia
Flores in Arivaca in southern Arizona.
Authorities said Forde had planned the invasion and
robbery of the Flores home which she believed contained drugs, weapons
and money were stashed. The Supreme Court's ruling refers to Raul Flores
as a reputed drug dealer.
Prosecutors said Forde intended to use the proceeds of the home invasion to fund a border-watch group.
Forde also received various prison terms on other convictions, including one for attempted first-degree murder of Flores' wife.
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Jordin Tootoo will return to the lineup in place of Patrick Eaves
Brian Lashoff, Ian White, and Carlo Colaiacovo will be the healthy sates on defense again. It still feels a little weird to have so many healthy scratches on defense, but it's a nice problem to have.
Babcock is splitting Datsyuk and Zetterberg up, at least to start the game. Alain Vigneault is one of the best coaches when it comes to line management and getting favorable match ups, combine that with the fact that he'll have last change, and Datsyuk and Zetterberg on different lines may be better for the Wings. We'll see how long the lines stay intact though.
Wings had an optional skate this morning and everyone attended... Well, everyone except Babcock, Cleary, Kronwall, and Filppula.
Bertuzzi is still hoping to be able to play in the next couple games, but he also said
"You don't want to come in and disrupt, you want to make sure that you're actually ready to go,'' Bertuzzi said. "You don't want to be a hitch, so I have to make sure that I'm more than ready, because we have a lot of healthy bodies. "The team is bigger than the individual, so we'll see what happens."
Bertuzzi said his leg it much better, and he has about 70% of his strength back. I like hearing this from Bertuzzi, because it tells me he's not going to just try to get well enough to "just play", he knows he has to be "more than ready" and is thinking of what's best for the team.
Cory Schneider will start tonight for the Canucks and is 0-1 career against Detroit.
We won't have to see those awful "millionaires jerseys" this time.
Slightly off topic, Joey MacDonald signed a 1 year, 925k deal with Calgary today. He's played 18 games this year, going 7-7-1 and posting a 2.91 GAA and .900 SV%. I'm happy that Joey Mac is finally getting his chance to play in the NHL. He was a hard working team player with a great attitude when he was with the Wings, he wanted a chance to really play in the NHL, and he's getting it. Go Joey Mac!
Game starts at 10:00 EST. Also know as "I'm going to be so freaking tired when I have to get up for work in the morning but there's no way I can sleep while the game is going on". 10:00 is just shorter to write.
Fun Facts:
The Red Wings have scored 13 goals in 2 games against Vancouver this season, Roberto Luongo was in net for all of them.
Detroit continues to kick ass in the man games lost to injury competition (it is a competition, right? RIGHT?) Score: Detroit 228, Vancouver 141.
Today In Red Wings History
April 20, 1994- Chris Osgood recorded his first career postseason shutout in a 4-0 win over the San Jose Sharks
April 20, 2008- On their way to capturing the Stanley Cup, the Red Wings sent Nashville back home in game 6 of the first round, thanks for a Nick Lidstrom shorthanded game winning goal, and a shutout by Osgood.
Bonus: That Nashville shutout by Chris Osgood was his first of 3 in that playoff season. He would go on to record 2 more (back to back) against Pittsburgh in games 1 and 2.
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Mikael Samuelsson (Torn Pectoral Muscle)
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Daniel Sedin - Henrik Sedin - Alexandre Burrows
Derek Roy - Ryan Kesler - Jannik Hansen
Mason Raymond - Andrew Ebbett - Zack Kassian
Dale Weise - Maxim Lapierre - Steve Pinizzotto
Andrew Alberts - Keith Ballard
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• Texans head coach Gary Kubiak believes the club's decision whether to re-sign TE Owen Daniels, a free-agent-to-be who played very well at the end of the season after being bothered by knee and hamstring injuries for the majority of the campaign, isn't much of one at all. "It's easy for me," Kubiak told reporters after the Texans' season finale. "I told you guys the last few weeks, he's back. It's been a hard battle, though. He probably came back too quick from his knee, and then it caused him problems with his hamstring. Then, he was so mad at me, he probably couldn't look at me for about five weeks when we sat him. We had to do what was right for him and his career. Over the course of the past four weeks, he's shown he's fine, he's back, and he'll be a Pro Bowl player. We need him on this football team. He is a hell of a player, he's a great kid and we kind of go as he goes. I hope he's here for a long, long time."
• It might be getting to the point in his career where the Jaguars consider moving CB Rashean Mathis to safety. Mathis' coverage skills are not what they used to be, and safety is the club's biggest need.
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One of the cheapest eats in Rome is also one of the most sinfully delicious, deep-fried foods you may ever sink your teeth into: Arancini. These tasty little temptations are baseball-sized rice balls stuffed with anything from prosciutto and mozzarella, to squid ink and pistachios. Gourmands may recognize them as the fat Sicilian cousins of the equally delish suppli.
At Mondo Arancina, the city's undisputed arancini king, they cost you a shiny €2 coin. (So, fine, they're more like $2.64!) The shop also specializes in pizza buy the slice, but what's the novelty in that?
i love mondo arancina but my fave arancini are at Dagnino (Piazza della Repubblica)!
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The AIA Technology in Architectural Practice (TAP) Knowledge Community is hosting its 10th annual Building Information Modeling (BIM) Awards competition. The competition is seeking projects that exhibit exemplary use of integrated and interoperable building information modeling. The Tenth BIM Awards Call for Entries builds upon the innovative responses received for previous award winners in 2005-2013.
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By: Charles R. Adams III (CLA '80, LAW '83)
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Mercer Law Student, 1980-1983
Adjunct Professor, 1983-Present
Back in 1998, I was privileged to write the fiftieth anniversary history of Mercer Law Review. In that article, I said the following in a footnote about Pat:
Patricia Beauchamp "Pat" O'Neal was a fixture at the Mercer Law Library for many years. Following her graduation, she served as interim Director of Mercer Law Library during Jim Rehberg's leave of absence in 1952-1953. She returned in 1978, and served until her retirement in 1996 [and also part-time from 2000-2004]. Pat established a high standard of courteous, professional assistance to library patrons, coupled with unfailing good cheer, which continues to this day under the leadership of ... Suzanne L. Cassidy (Member, Mercer Law Review, 1979-1981; Associate Fifth Circuit Editor, 1981). Pat, seemingly without effort, made the transition from the era of card catalogs and doing everything by hand into the computer age, and she taught a whole generation of us not only how to do research like real lawyers, but also how to act like real ladies and gentlemen.
(Charles R. Adams III, "Lest We Forget": The History of Mercer Law Review, 50 MERCER L. REV. 7, 9 n.11 (1998)).
As those who knew her across more than six decades of association with our school will attest, however, Pat was far more than a 'footnote' at Mercer Law School. She was one of the best-known and most beloved figures ever to grace these halls. I was a student assistant in the law library during my undergraduate days, from 1978 until I started law school in 1980, and I got to know Pat really well back then. She was quite simply one of the most pleasant and gracious people I ever had the privilege of knowing. I never heard Pat say a bad or critical word about anybody, or saw her angry or upset with anybody, although I remember a few who worked pretty hard to deserve it!
Pat was one of the original student members of the Mercer Law Review, and along with Lanelle Rimes, was one of the first two female members, during a time when women law students were still very much the exception. As Book Review Editor for the Spring, 1950 edition, Pat was also the first female editor of Mercer Law Review.
Pat never ceased to learn. In the Spring of 1983, Professor Hal Lewis offered a course in Copyright Law for the first time, and Pat took the class along with a bunch of us sixth-semester seniors. The class met at 8:00 a.m., and we were all studying for the Bar Exam during the first half of the semester, so we wound up counting on Pat to tell us what Professor Lewis had said on more than one occasion!
She was at home anywhere, from the library stacks to mucking out the goldfish pond in her garden. For many years, during and after my time as a student, Pat, my wife Cynthia, and I would take off to the Atlanta Opera every spring. Pat would pack a picnic supper, and we would get up there early and have our own pre-opera "tailgate party" in the parking lot of the Civic Center. I can still see Pat, very much at home in an evening dress, enjoying wine, cheese, and finger sandwiches from the back of my pickup truck. But the place in this world I think Pat was most at home was at her beloved Martha Bowman United Methodist Church, where she was an active member for most of her life.
I last talked with her just a few weeks before she died about bringing her to Reynold Kosek's memorial service here at the law school this past spring. She was so much looking forward to seeing all her old friends there. However, to our loss, Pat didn't make it back for that one final trip to this law school where she had meant so much to so many for so long. Instead, the Lord she loved had a greater journey in store for her.
Pat, we miss you, but we'll look forward to seeing you one day in Hallelujah Square!


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Do you really believe the USA governments health agency carries an US citizen into the US if it was not perfectly safe? In what paranoia 1984 world do you live?
Is that the same USA governements health agency that deliberately withheld treatment and information about syphilis from infected patients to see what would happen, or a different one? That was a while ago so probably not. But perhaps it was the one that exposes its scientists to anthrax? Or avian influenza? Or leaves smallpox samples chill in a random warehouse?
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The small police department of Millersville now has its own K9 thanks to Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
On October 11, during the Titans-Steelers game in Nashville, it was announced that Big Ben's foundation awarded a grant to the Millersville Police Department to fund the department's first ever drug dog.
The dog, Pito, is a two-year-old German shepherd imported from Holland.
Nashville K-9 will work with Millersville police over the next three months to train Pito and certify him as a police dog.
George Hurst is Pito's new police partner.
He told Nashville's News 2, "It will be a new experience for me. It is something I have always wanted to do. I love dogs and now I get a partner, hopefully we can utilize him as a great tool, an asset for the city and the department."
Nashville K-9 has been instrumental in the acquisition and training of Pito, a K-9 it values at around $8,000.
His training would've cost the department $25,000 if it weren't for Roethlisberger's grant.
Pito still has some narcotics training to do but he should be on the street full time in about 10 weeks.
Pito is originally from Slovakia but was purchased in Holland. He will be given commands in German.
Chief Ronnie Williams says Pito will be a huge asset in fighting alleged drug operations like the one discovered in September in the shadows of Millersville Elementary School not too far from the city's police department.
Two men, Frederick Zimmerlee and Frederick Dietz, were arrested on drug trafficking charges.
Nashville K-9 has also trained dogs for the Davidson County Rescue Squad, Overton County Rescue Squad and Livingston Police Department.
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The time of day could be correlated with how honest you are. If you're just waking up, you're more likely to tell the truth compared to later in the day. It's called the morning morality effect.
A Harvard University study finds that our ability to tell the truth diminishes towards the end of the day. Research suggests that the self-control needed to tell the truth fades throughout the day because we get tired. Lying becomes a little easier even if you're typically an honest person.
In one study, groups of young men and women were shown pattern of dots on a computer. One side of the screen (left vs right) had more dots than the other side. The volunteers had to tell the computer which side had the most dots. They were given 10 times more money for choosing dots on the right side, whether it had more dots or not. Those who played in the afternoon were more likely to keep fibbing and choosing the right side.
A second experiment tested if respondents could be primed with words related to morals. For example, word completion tasks like E_ _ _C_ _ and _ _ RAL were shown. People in the morning were more likely to see ETHICAL and MORAL, whereas people in the afternoon tended to see neutral words like EFFECTS and CORAL.
And these effects were most pronounced in people who prided themselves on being honest, the study says. It seems, according to the study authors, that humans have a gradually depleting self-regulatory process.
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In the fourth main card fight at UFC Fight Night 26, Urijah Faber (29-6, 5-2 UFC ) survived an early attack from Iuri Alcantara (28-5, 1 NC, 3-2, 1 NC UFC) to take a unanimous decision. The two bantamweights put on a pretty good show. Alcantara got to mount very early in the fight and very nearly secured an armbar, but Faber was able to escape. Faber got his own takedown, and the fight was all his from there. The judges had it 30-27, 30-27, and 30-26 for the former WEC champ.
The win cemented Faber's spot as the best bantamweight in the world without a title belt, while Alcantara suffered his first loss since dropping to 135. It was also Faber's third win in a six-month span.
What was the high point of the fight?
Probably the whole early sequence where Faber was in danger. It was quite a sight to see.
Where do they go from here?
It'll be interesting to see what they do with Faber. A bout with fellow UFC Fight Night winner Michael McDonald makes a lot of sense in some ways and sounds pretty dangerous in others. Faber has been talking up the idea of "superfights" at 145 lbs a bit, and I'd personally love to see him fight Frankie Edgar.
Alcantara was given his shot at a top-five opponent and couldn't cash in on the opportunity. He's still a very solid bantamweight though, and he'll probably find his way into the top 10 soon even with this loss on his record. I'd like to see him fight Mike Easton next.
Watch now, later, or never?
Now. Despite Faber spending the majority of it on top, it wasn't slow or plodding. it's worth a watch.


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Today's Wednesday's Child is a social butterfly who loves to bake and cook.
One of 14-year-old Jennifer's greatest qualities is a positive attitude. It's what drives her as she awaits the good news that someone will adopt her. She met up with News 8's Cynthia Izaguirre at Alley Cats in Arlington.
Jennifer enjoys school and is now on the honor roll. She already knows her future endeavors.
"I want to be a writer and my back-up is becoming a nurse, because I like helping people," she said. "It makes me smile to see other people smile because I did a good thing instead of a bad thing."
Jennifer likes rap and gospel music and typical teenage activities such as talking on the phone, hanging out with friends and going to the movies.
When she's at home with her foster family, Jennifer likes to play chef.
"I love to cook and I love to bake," she said. "It's fun. I love baking cheesecake."
Jennifer's uncle raised her the first few years of her life and she's now with a foster family. She never knew her mother or father.
"Growing up knowing that my mom died, it's been kinda hard, because I see all the other kids having moms and I ain't got one," said Jennifer as she choked up.
Jennifer needs parents who will help work through her emotions and give her positive feedback when she deserves it. She also needs structure and guidance.
"It's someone who's always going to be there for you no matter what -- no matter what stupid thing you do," Jennifer said.
Having a positive attitude is what Jennifer strives to do everyday. She even quotes a rapper to help keep her in the right mindset.
"Like Lil Wayne says, 'I ain't got no worries!'" she said.
It's the right attitude for a young lady waiting to find her forever home.
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I'm a new guy who just joined this site, and I wanted to say Thank You for all of the collective information! I just put some money down on a sweet Farmall Cub. It has been owned for many years by an old friend now aged 89, and recently he decided to sell it to me. I've never owned a Farmall before, but I confess I am deeply interested! Each time I visited his barn, he took great pride in starting the Cub, and idling it down so smooth. We'd just stand there and smile and listen to that little Tractor purrrrrr........... like a little swiss watch! I don't know all that much about the details yet, it appears to be a mid-50's model, and has some cultivators and hydraulic lift, no mower. It apears to have had a gentle life-- the paint is original and is in great shape. It has always started and run beautifully. I am planning to simply enjoy it as a collectible, and maybe pull a small wagon for hayrides in the fall. I will probably complete the sale and bring it home next week, and as soon as i do, I will post some photos and ask for everyone's best advice. I have enjoyed classic cars for years, we own a 67 Mustang Convertible and a 53 Mercury Custom Sedan. The Farmall will likely stay in the barn with the Mercury, they'll grow to be great friends I'm sure!
Thanks again for the amazing amount of information, I look forward to sharing more about the Farmall as soon as it's home!
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Welcome to the forum Steve!
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Welcome, Steve. Look forward to the pics. This is the best forum on the web.
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Steve ! Welcome to the forum
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Welcome to the forum!
It's always great to see non-restored Cubs in good condition. I'm looking forward to the pics!
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Welcome, Steve. Enjoy the ride.
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Welcome, Steve.
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Welcome aboard Steve. You'll enjoy the little tractor when you get it. These are nice little machines and can do a lot of work with them.
Once again, welcome aboard.
PS: This may help you ID your tractor. http://www.antique-tractor.com/CubFAQ/cub_faq.html
If you can't find it, don't lose it.
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Welcome steve. I too look forward to the pictures. I too am just a cruise it around and enjoy it kinda guy
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Steve, glad you found a Cub you like. I 've been through your area many times over the years on our annual trip to Mears for our annual 4th of July vacation. We haven't made it the past few years and we sure miss those sand dunes.
If you like to travel a lttle you may want to check out the Buckeye Cub Tug next weekend. It is almost a six hour drive but if you get a room and spend the weekend like the rest of us you will meet a great bunch of Cub owners.
Check it out here http://www.cubtug.com
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Welcome to the forum. Sounds like she's in tip-top shape, so you probably won't need too much help. However, we love to help so bring us all your questions.
And, oh yes, pictures. We do love pictures, especially (as the others have said) of unrestored ones that have been sheltered.
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Welcome to the Forum Steve!
It sounds like that little gem will be going to a good home!
Don't be shy and keep us posted,
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Steve welcome to the forum.
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Steve, Isn't it a pleasure to just listen to these little tractors sit at idle? Mine is a '49, and I'm always just blown away that it still purrs as well as it does. Life is good in Cub World--Welcome.
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This week's cinematic selections appeared to be made possible by recently successful films.
Although the story in "Looper" is unique, it would appear that the critical and financial success of Christopher Nolan's "Inception" likely paved the way for Rian Johnson's head-trip science fiction thriller. And although "Pitch Perfect" is aimed more at teens with its PG-13 "Glee" storyline, it would appear to owe a great debt to "Bridesmaids," which also features a female-led cast, some gross-out humor and a rivalry between two of its main characters.
Johnson's career trajectory has sort of followed that of Nolan's. In 2001, the latter debuted to much acclaim with the mindbender "Memento" and, in 2006, Johnson's "Brick" was also praised for its ingenuity.
Johnson's sophomore film, "The Brothers Bloom," felt more like a minor Wes Anderson movie and was a misfire. His latest, "Looper," finds him back in Nolan territory, most specifically "Inception."
The picture stars Joseph-Gordon Levitt, who was also in "Inception," as Joe, a hitman for the mob. The movie is set in a future in which time travel exists, but is illegal. The mob sends those it wants bumped off back in time, where Levitt and his fellow "loopers" kill them and dispose of the bodies.
But Joe finds himself in a conundrum when his target turns out to be the future version of himself, who is played by Bruce Willis and is searching for a child who will grow up to be the man who wants him bumped off. Got all that?
Through a series of circumstances, younger Joe meets a woman (Emily Blunt) and her child, whom we realize is Willis's target. Joe must decide whether to side with, um, himself or to protect the mother and child.
"Looper" earns points for creativity and is at its best during its first half when we are introduced to its futuristic world. And Levitt earns points for pulling off a tricky performance.
One of the film's weaker elements is a subplot involving psychokinesis that is introduced early on and then utilized heavily in the climax. There is a brief explanation for how some of the film's characters are able to move objects with their minds, but it's a bit vague.
And one of the key plotlines in "Looper" simply doesn't add up. Without giving too much away, let's just say that a character travels back in time to halt the actions of another character. But if you give the film a few moments thought, you'll see that there is a pretty big hole in the story.
But on the whole, "Looper" wins points for being original and stylish with solid performances from its cast. Much like "Inception," I admired it and enjoyed it, but don't believe that it is a classic in the genre.
"Pitch Perfect" is a mostly harmless, occasionally enjoyable, riff on the popularity of "Glee." The film stars Anna Kendrick as Becca, a wannabe D.J. who reluctantly attends college at the request of her father, a professor.
Once there, she signs up to become a member of The Bellas, the campus's sole all-female a capella group, which is a motley crew of personalities, including scene stealer Fat Amy (Rebel Wilson) and control freak leader Aubrey (Anna Camp).
After an embarrassing defeat the previous year, the women must once again face off against the school's arrogant men's group, The Treble Makers. Of course, one of the young men in the group is Becca's love interest.
"Pitch Perfect" has its moments – Wilson (who was also in "Bridesmaids") has most of the picture's best one-liners as Fat Amy and Hana Mae Lee's Lilly easily wins the prize for the film's strangest character.
But I felt as if I'd sort of seen this all before. Much like the far superior "Bridesmaids," "Pitch Perfect" has its share of gross-out moments – including two vomit sequences – and women proving that they can talk just as raunchy as men. There is also a rivalry between Becca and Aubrey that draws parallels to the spat between Kristin Wiig and Rose Byrne in "Bridesmaids."
"Pitch Perfect" is amusing and there's a good chance that it could be a surprise hit – at least, based on the audience's reaction during a screening I caught this past weekend. But if you want to catch an even better movie about young people, go instead to see "The Perks of Being a Wallflower."
"Looper" is playing at Douglaston's Movie World, while "Pitch Perfect" is screening at Forest Hills's UA Midway Stadium 9. The latter expands into more theaters in Queens this coming weekend.


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This Is How You Start A Metal Band
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Federal officials are investigating a plane crash that killed two people Sunday in Carroll County.
The plane went down at about 5 p.m. in the woods between Horsley Mill Road and Cross Plains Road just outside Carrollton. Officials said the plane went down in the woods and was destroyed by fire.
A Federal Aviation Administration spokesperson confirmed two people were onboard the aircraft, but their names have not been released.
Officials described the plane as a Steen Skybolt experimental two-seater. It had taken off from West Georgia Regional Airport, which is about 11 miles from the crash site.
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Asian Tuna Bites with Dijon Dipping Sauce Recipe
Quick, easy and fresh with big, bold and bright flavors, this healthy dish is a snap to make and beautiful to serve. It can be made up to 8 hours ahead, and the tuna can be grilled instead of cooked in the pan. —Jamie Brown-Miller, Napa, California
- 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 1 pound tuna steaks, cut into thirty 1-inch cubes
- Cooking spray
- 1/4 cup sesame seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 green onions, finely chopped
- In a small bowl, whisk the first five ingredients; set aside. Spritz tuna with cooking spray. Sprinkle with sesame seeds, salt and pepper. In a large nonstick skillet, brown tuna on all sides in batches until medium-rare or slightly pink in the center; remove from the skillet.
- On each of 30 wooden appetizer skewers, thread one tuna cube. Arrange on a serving platter. Garnish with onions. Serve with sauce. Yield: 2-1/2 dozen (1/2 cup sauce).
Originally published as Asian Tuna Bites with Dijon Dipping Sauce in Healthy Cooking April/May 2012, p49
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The East Providence girls have advanced to the state semifinals in volleyball by sweeping North Kingstown. EP will play Prout in the semis.
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The first pictures of Boeing's new spacecraft, the Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100 show how spacecraft design has evolved since the space shuttle was designed four decades ago. »
With defence cuts hitting military budgets, Boeing positions Phantom Eye as airborne comms relay »
Boeing finally back on track after months of embarrassment over battery fire »
Boeing engineers have used over 9,000 kilos of potatoes to ensure its cabin wireless signal was distributed as evenly as possible »
Boeing has successfully tested a non-lethal, microwave-blasting missile that knocks out electronics, instigating a collective shudder from technology apocalypse theorists the world over »
The US Air Force has lost an unmanned hypersonic aircraft, after a faulty control fin caused it to break apart and fall into the Pacific Ocean »
We are in the process of planning a geeky family trip to New Zealand next year. While I was investigating flights a couple of pages about Air New Zealand caught my eye »
Boeing, SpaceX and Sierra Nevada have been awarded Nasa's coveted "space taxi" contract »
Raytheon has inked a $636 million (£400m) contract to provide Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicles to Boeing »
The 2012 Farnborough Air Show might look much like previous events, but there are things going on under the surface »
A New York costume designer and a Russian spacesuit engineer have turned to Kickstarter to help fund a budget astronaut outfit for the burgeoning commercial space industry »
The US Air Force's secret spaceplane X-37B OTV-2 has finally returned to Earth, after spending a record-setting 15 months in orbit »
Nasa has taken delivery of the computer hardware that will be used to host the flight software for its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket being developed by Nasa for missions beyond low Earth orbit »
The US Air Force is quietly assembling the world's most powerful air-to-air fighting team at bases near Iran. »
Future astronauts will be pleased to know that Boeing's Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100 spacecraft can drop from space, deploy its parachutes and land smoothly and safely »
To demonstrate the endurance capabilities of a Boeing 787, the jet airliner made an 18 hour journey over the United States so that the flight path would show up as the number "787" and the Boeing logo »
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text: Making up the original super krewe, Bacchus' 1,400 members will roll along the Uptown parade route, in what's become a must-see on the Sunday before Mardi Gras. This year's monarch is House actor & New Orleans music aficionado Hugh Laurie. He and the men of Bacchus will compete with the Oscars telecast, but in New Orleans, we know that Mardi Gras trumps the movies. Forty years ago when Bacchus first paraded, it helped revive the New Orleans carnival by introducing the "super krewe" style and providing a parade that would draw visitors to town on the weekend before Fat Tuesday. Bigger, more elaborate floats and celebrity monarchs (the first was Danny Kaye) helped accomplish that goal and grow the club into one of the most popular in all of Carnival. Other famous monarchs in recent years have included Will Ferrell (who reigned last year), Drew Brees, Andy Garcia, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, James Gandolfini and Elijah Wood. Some other beloved Bacchuses from the past included Bob Hope, Ed McMahon, Perry Como, Charlton Heston, Phil Harris and Kirk Douglas, just to name a few. Named for the Greek god of wine, Bacchus is also known for its signature floats, including the Kong family, the Bacchagator, Bacchawhoppa, and Bacchasaurus. The parade ends at the Morial Convention Center, site of the Bacchus Rendezvous.