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Turning up the heat
Hottest time of year the best time to teach v-ball fundamentals to area athletes MAPLE PARK—Nearly...
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Lady Knight star-turned-college libero wins prestigious Augustana honor ROCK ISLAND, ILL.—For a rising Kaneland volleyball program...
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Kylie Siebert named to CCIW all-conference team
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32 Knights earn NIB-12 honors
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Third game not a charm
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Lady Knights earn regional final berth-day
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Coaching back to Normal
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Volleyball continues conference swing
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Far from Dunn
Junior volleyball standout verbally commits to Ball State program KANELAND—While the football landscape in...
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Steady as she goes
Lubic provides senior leadership during year of transition KANELAND—Jenny Lubic knew going into the...
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Tough road: Kaneland drops battle with Morris
KANELAND—Finding a groove can be tough in a long volleyball season. The Lady Knights...
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Kindness Match vs. Sycamore Oct. 17
A special presentation will take place between the sophomore and varsity volleyball games versus...
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KHS to honor breast cancer fighters and survivors Oct. 15
On Tuesday, Oct. 15, the KHS volleyball team is inviting any breast cancer survivors,...
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Kaneland volleyball faces Geneva test
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Kaneland volleyball solves Hubs, falls short to Foxes, Vikings
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Sept. 26 sports recap
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Closing it out
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Tweaking the formula
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Sept. 13 sports recap
Freshman Football At Aurora Christian—In a tight game, the freshman football Knights lost to...
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Volleyball goes for Blue & Gold
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- Posted September 5, 2013
Photo Gallery: 2013 Knights Under the Lights
Photos from Thursday, Aug. 22.
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2013 Volleyball Preview: New faces, new era
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McCastland teaches away from court
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McCastland sees all sides of volleyball
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Weimer says goodbye to KHS volleyball
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KHS fall sports announce awards
Kaneland—The Kaneland High School fall sports programs recently concluded their respective awards nights.
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KHS fall athletes earn accolades
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KHS clears regional net, subdued at sectionals
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Volleyball passes 1st playoff test
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Volleyball navigates homestretch
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---- — James R. (Jim) Harmon Sr., 77, passed away on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, at Community Howard Regional Health following a brief illness. He was born the son of Woodrow Francis and Edna Marie (Webb) Harmon in Kokomo. On Sept. 4, 1955, he married Patsy A. (Willoughy) at First Baptist Church of Kokomo, and she survives him.
Jim was a 1955 graduate of Northwestern High School and went on to serve his country in the Army National Guard as a Sergeant until 1962. Jim worked for Kroger Grocery on Washington Street as a young person, and then went on to Chrysler. He retired from General Motors in 1992 after serving as Fire Marshall for Delco Electronics and Fisher Body for 31 years. He taught first aid, CPR, and hazmat classes with the fire brigade. At retirement, he served as Indiana Fire Manager for all GM plants in the state.
His memberships included NCHA Delco Solid State Campers Club (past president), NCHA Tee Pee Toters Camping Club, NCHA-National Campers and Hikers Association, and Master of Ceremonies for the Cub Scouts. Jim was an avid camper, fisherman and outdoor enthusiast. He wintered in Ft. Myers, Fla., for the past 15 years and fished the intercoastal waterway on a regular basis.
He is survived by his wife, Patsy A. Harmon; sons, James R. and Jeanine (Abner) Harmon Jr., Garland, Texas, and Jeffery A. and Anita J. (Martin) Harmon, Branson, Mo.; grandchildren, James Aaron Harmon and Alana J. Harmon, Branson, Mo.; and sisters, Peggy Foust and Barbara J. Nelson, Kokomo.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Sharon S. Shields.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory, Lincoln Road Chapel, 1315 W. Lincoln Rd. Burial will follow in Albright Cemetery. Friends may visit with the family from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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Let's play the Mt. Rushmore Game for the 49ers.
Who are the four greatest figures in 49ers history? I'm talking players, coaches or owners. You pick. Who would you carve onto the 49ers' own Mt. Rushmore?
We can agree on three people right off the bat – Jerry Rice, Joe Montana and Bill Walsh. Those are gimmes.
"Each of them is clearly among the best ever at their position," said the great Ira Miller, who covered the 49ers' dynasty under Walsh and George Seifert for the San Francisco Chronicle. "An argument could be made that Rice is the best player ever at any position. I suspect Montana's record of four Super Bowl victories without an interception will stand for a long, long time. Walsh, of course, created a template for modern offense and organizational structure."
Rice, Montana and Walsh will be on the 49ers' Mt. Rushmore for eternity. No one ever will erase them.
But who is the fourth 49er on that slab of stone? Now, the game gets tricky.
You could go with Steve Young. He's one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time, won one Super Bowl and may have won more than one if he hadn't had to back up Montana for four seasons. He's also a Hall of Famer.
Or you could go with Ronnie Lott. He's the greatest defensive player in 49ers' history, one of the greatest defensive backs in NFL history and a four-time Super Bowl Champion. He's also a Hall of Famer.
You could make an argument for Frank Gore. He's the 49ers' all-time leading rusher, especially impressive considering he played for dysfunctional teams until at 2011, his seventh-season in the league.
I asked Michael Berger, the San Francisco Chronicle's Executive Sports Editor at the advent of the Walsh Era. Berger also grew up in San Francisco. Who would he put on the Niners' Mt. Rushmore?
"Who among your readership would remember Tony Morabito, the businessman-fan who made it all possible?" Berger asked via email. "Without his investment in 1946 and his commitment to building the team, there would be no 49ers.


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Cliff Cottage
Portsea, Mornington Peninsula, VIC
- Guests: 11
- Bedrooms: 5
Bedroom breakdown
Bedroom 1 - 1x Queen
Bedroom 2 - 1x Queen
Bedroom 3 - 1x Single, 1x Twin Singles
Bedroom 4 - 5x Single
- Bathrooms: 3
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- Alarm System
- Beach Getaway
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Cliff Cottage is a dream beach house; up on the hill overlooking Portsea treetops, halfway betwwen the 2 beaches. Great set up for an escape from city life. Two large outdoor balcony areas for relaxed lunches. Lovely open fireplace with lovely vistas. Trampoline and tree house for the kids and plenty of garden to run around in...
Mid point between front and back beaches. Easy walks in all directions. Sorrento nearby. Wineries, horseriding, golf, shopping, Rye Carnival, rollerskating, all accessible.
Suit 2 families. Sleeps a total of 11. (2 bedrooms with queen beds and 2 other rooms with a total of 7 single beds.) 3rd and 4th bedrooms are co-joined downstairs; 3rd bedroom includes a bunk bed and a trundle (top bunk suitable for only for child) and another single and trundle. 4th bedroom has one single and 1 trundle beds (with an ensuite bathroom). (No door on 4th bedroomkids space) Kids downstairs, sleep 6 kids in co-joining rooms with TV, DVD and VCR. Mostly suitable for maximum of 8 adults. (No schoolies etc)…
Bed linen can be supplied on request. (Laundry charge applies). Towels not usually supplied.
The beach house is not suitable for more than 9 adults. Not set up for schoolies and alike. It is a wonderful place in a great location, for a family holiday with plenty of open space, a trampoline and a pirate shanty. The house is open and relaxed and just what a beach house is supposed to be. Just add sand and water.
:: Relax :: Enjoy :: Let the world disappear ::
The fine print
- DirectPay - Rent-A-Home takes reservations on this property but the property manager processes payments directly with you.
- up to 366 Days before Arrival
- Minimum Stay 2 Nights
- Bond $1,000
Guest reviews & questions
Customer Reviews
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This feels like a well lived family holiday home. You feel like you can totally relax and connect to this house. It was a pleasure to stay at.
perfect for families with children
Questions & Answers
Please inform if the quote includes linen, cleaning and extra persons?
Linen is optional at $20 per person. Welcome to bring your own. Towels are not included but …
Is a portacot provided?
Please bring your own portacot or arrange for hire.
Is there any way to swap the child single bed for a single bed suitable for an adult?
There is a room with an adult sized single bed and also an iron french bed (it's just a bit …
Standard Features
- Activities/Themes
- Beach Getaway
- Bushwalking
- EcoTourism
- Fishing Nearby
- Food / Restaurants
- Golf
- Horse Riding
- Romantic
- Shopping
- Swimming Activities
- Walking or Hiking
- Wine tasting/tours
- Domestic
- Clothes Dryer
- Cooking Facilities
- Dishwasher
- Electric Stove
- Fans (Ceiling / Standing)
- Hair Dryer
- Heaters provided
- Iron & Ironing board
- Level access
- Microwave
- Stairs
- Washing Machine
- Entertainment
- DVD Player
- General
- Child friendly
- Wheel Chair
- Luxury
- Ensuite
- Fireplace
- Other
- Alarm System
- Off Street Parking
- Transport
- Bus
- Ferry
Bedroom configurations
- Bedroom 1 – 1x Queen
- Bedroom 2 – 1x Queen
- Bedroom 3 – 1x Single, 1x Twin Singles
- Bedroom 4 – 5x Single
Standard Charges
- Departure Clean - $165 inc. GST Per Booking
- Extra Adults Charge - $20 inc. GST Per Person (applies when more than 6 Adults)
- Extra Children Charge - $15 inc. GST Per Booking (applies when more than 6 Children)
Optional Extras
- Linen Hire - $20 inc. GST Per Person
- Pet Cleaning Charge - $20 inc. GST Per Person
RatesRates are not available online for this property, please request a quote using the form below.
Property managers will respond with pricing and availability, usually within 24 hours.
Availability & Price
from $381 to $653 per night*
Min 2 nights stay
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From a Quote
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- Step 3) Once we receive your "RZ" reservation request, a consultant will process all details and send a "BK" Booking Confirmation, payment receipt with arrival and key collection information.
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rentahome does encourage our property managers to update their availability calendars as often as possible.
Unfortunately it isn't always as frequent as we'd like, each calendar has a date of which the calendar was last updated so you who how up to date the listing is.
This is why rentahome has the quote process, it confirms the current availability of your selected property/s and the best rate available for your stay.
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A Bond/Security Deposit may be required by the Property Manager the amount will vary depending on the property manager. If so, this payment will take place outside of the Rentahome EasyPay System and you may be asked to direct transfer funds into the Property Manager's bank account or a credit card imprint may be requested. Rentahome does not become involved in the payment or return of bonds or security deposits. Return of these amounts is based on the Property Manager's terms and conditions and their inspection of the property after your stay.
The Security Deposit (Bond) is required to cover any damage or incidential costs incurred during your stay at the property. If there is no Damage or Additional Costs then the Security Deposit will be refunded. If the amount of the Damage or Additional Costs are greater than the Security Deposit, then the Guest will be required to pay the difference.
On Arrival, please report any damage or requirement maintenance immediately to the property manager, as you will be liable for any Damage on your departure.
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Lightning in the clouds is directly linked to events that produce some of the highest-energy light naturally made on Earth: terrestrial gamma-ray flashes (TGFs). An instrument aboard NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope was recently fine-tuned to better catch TGFs, and this allowed scientists to discover that TGFs emit radio waves, too. This video is public domain and can be downloaded at: http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/goto?11131 Like our videos? Subscribe to NASA's Goddard Shorts HD podcast: http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/iTunes/f0004_index.html Or find NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/NASA.GSFC Or find us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/NASAGoddard


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Explores key concepts of community in its broadest sense, methodological approaches for analyzing information needs and available resources, how to design information services in response to identified needs, and service evaluation. Facilitating the information behavior of all groups within a community and identifying how their needs interconnect. Prerequisite: LIS 510. Offered: jointly with LIS 512.
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Introduction to cognitive work analysis framework. Prepares for active role in design and evaluation of information systems. Familiarization with basic concepts of cognitive systems engineering and practice in field study, data analysis, and transforming field findings into requirements for the design of an information system. Offered: jointly with HCDE 515/LIS 515.
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Investigates conceptual frameworks, assumptions, analytical tools, concepts, models, and theories in human information interaction (HII). Topics may include theories of information behavior, information behavior in everyday life, social informatics, HII in organizations, or personal information management. Previous readings in HII preferred. Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
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Survey of classificatory principles from bibliographic, philosophical, socio-cognitive, and linguistic perspectives. Overview of history of bibliographic classification and exploration of some existing bibliographic classification systems. Ramification of theoretical approach for classification practice. Prerequisite: LIS 530. Offered: jointly with LIS 535.
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• While he's provided a spark on offense and as a kickoff returner, the Raiders are not going to expand rookie WR Jacoby Ford's role just yet. Head coach Tom Cable recently said he's not ready to hand Ford the punt-returning duties, and he also indicated that Ford isn't guaranteed to continue starting if the Raiders get their full complement of receivers healthy before the end of the season.
• While the Broncos are yet to release specific information on FS Brian Dawkins' knee injury, we hear it could be something serious. Dawkins injured his knee in the first half of Denver's 36-33 loss to the Rams and did not return to the game. The injury was bad enough that the team immediately ruled Dawkins out for the next game, similar to previous injuries that kept LB Robert Ayers and CB André Goodman out for extended periods.
• Despite reports that 35 percent of the Chargers franchise had been sold to billionaire Phil Anschutz, the team has flatly denied those rumors. Franchise owner Alex Spanos is looking to sell a portion of the club, but no deals have been worked out yet. The idea of Anschutz purchasing a share of the team made those in San Diego nervous, as they believe that he could make a play to move the Chargers to Los Angeles.
• The Chiefs' special teams have been much improved this season, and players are beginning to be rewarded for it. After OLB Andy Studebaker, an impact special-teamer, had been handed a contract extension earlier in the season, LS Thomas Gafford signed an extension on Dec. 1. The 27-year-old has been very consistent with his snaps and has been a solid character, something GM Scott Pioli clearly values.


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Only a few years ago, when the football team was becoming used to winning 6, 7, 8 games a season the stands were full of students and the community cheering the team on to victory.
Times change!
Athletic teams go through cycles of success and, sometimes, wins and great play are hard to come by. The coaching and player desire or approach don't necessarily change, but the outcomes can. That is when true fans keep showing up. That was not the case on Friday night. Very few students and individuals from our great community showed up to show to support of the 30 players doing their best to make their community proud.
We live in a time where success or failure is defined by how successful you are in regards to wins and losses.
The 2013 Hatchet football team was successful, not by the number of wins they accumulated, but by the work and dedication each player and coach put into preparing, and by doing so, the players in particular, deserved more student and community support than they were given.
I truly hope the trend of only showing support to those individuals who show victories on the scoreboard changes to support those who put the time and effort into actually attempting to be as successful as they can be.
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CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Blackhawks lead the NHL with 145 goals, and their defensemen are playing a key role in the prolific attack.
Duncan Keith leads all NHL defensemen with 30 assists. Niklas Hjalmarsson is on pace for career highs in goals and assists. Brent Seabrook has three goals and 23 assists after he had 20 points in 47 games last season. Nick Leddy and Johnny Oduya also have provided valuable support on the offense.
It's hard enough for teams to deal with such forwards Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews. Now, when Keith & Co. are coming up and taking aim, the Blackhawks turn into a goaltender's nightmare.
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November 12, 2012 | Posted By: Shannen Bayless | Categorized in: FatWallet, Entertainment, Family, Couponing
Walk around just about any department store or super center store and youd think it was time for Christmas already. I actually bought battery operated Christmas lights to light up our Halloween pumpkins this year! While I like to start my Christmas shopping early, you wont find any Christmas decorations up at my house until after Thanksgiving. After all, Thanksgiving is in November, when we all need to take a few steps back and reflect on what were thankful for this year.
Here are a few budget friendly Thanksgiving traditions you may want to think about trying out this year.
November Stock up SalesNovember is the month to start stocking up on all the fixings for you holiday get together. Ive already seen the prices of soups, green beans, stuffing, and baking goods start to drop at places like Walmart and Target. I would expect to see a lot of sales on these items at other supermarkets in coming weeks. This November youll also want to stock up on hot beverages like coffee, tea, and hot cocoa. Youll want those items on hand as the temperatures drop this winter.
So this year take time to celebrate Thanksgiving with your friends and family before you decorate that Christmas tree and turn on the holiday music. Also, dont forget to get stocked up on this months lowest priced items!
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WANTED: Paris Jackson as Eagles cheerleader
The Philadelphia Eagles are hoping Michael Jackson's 14-year-old daughter wants to be a cheerleader when she grows up.
TMZ is reporting Eagles head cheerleader Barbara Zaun said she watched Paris Jackson in action and liked her moves.
"We think Paris will make a great Eagle cheerleader!" Zaun told TMZ. "We thought that she had a lot of poise, confidence, and enthusiasm in her cheer performance. … Paris has that 'wow factor' that makes a great cheerleader."
While Paris is a member of her prep school varsity squad, the Eagles require their beauties to be at least 18 years old and carry a high school diploma.
Zaun told the gossip website that when Paris is ready, the birds are willing to give her a shot.
"She is already very comfortable in the limelight, so we think she would definitely stand out and impress the judges," Zaun said. "We hope that she will try out for the team and be an Eagles cheerleader!"
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Our favorite food-themed quarterly journal is getting into the art gallery and holiday pop-up business. For two days, the magazine that Momofuku's David Chang, Peter Meehan and Chris Ying built is selling its wares alongside the Franklyn Projects' Andy Warhol-inspired art exhibit at the Bleecker Street Arts Club. Look out for work by Lucky Peach artists Joana Avillez, Monica Ramos, JooHee Yoon and more. Plus, this pop-up doubles as a fundraiser for the Philippines; 20% of all the Lucky Peach art sales are being donated to the Red Cross for their efforts there.


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'Boston's Finest' to showcase 'the heart and soul' of the Boston Police Dept.
There is a reason "Cops" is one of the longest-running television shows in the nation: people have insatiable appetites for foot chases, fence hopping and shirtless bad guys in cuffs.
But Wednesday night, yet another Boston reality series promises to bring viewers more than the typical day of an on-duty police officer.
"Boston's Finest," a docudrama produced by Dorchester native Donnie Wahlberg, takes an "up-close and very personal" look at officers in one of the oldest police departments in the nation, the Boston Police Department.
The unscripted series follows officers, both on and off the job, a distinction that cast member Sgt. Robert Twitchell calls a "breakthrough."
Coincidentally, Twitchell was featured on "Cops" when he was a gang unit patrolman in the 1990s.
"The difference is that the 'Cops' crew never came home with us," Twitchell said. "People never knew what we were like off the job. ("Boston's Finest") shows that we are regular human beings. We have feelings and families, ups and downs."
When officers learned they were going to be trailed by cameras, skepticism quickly gave way to trust.
"We get beat up by the media a lot, and I think they misconstrue us as well. So when (the camera crew) showed up, everyone had their guard up. We thought, 'Are they here to hurt us? Or make us look bad?… They had to gain our trust," Twitchell said.
By the third day of filming, most officers said they hardly noticed the cameras, but having a production crew tag along during potentially dangerous calls was daunting.
"In the back of your mind, you're thinking, 'I not only have to protect the victims and the community, but a camera crew as well.' It was just another element to consider," he said.
The show will debut at 9 p.m. tonight on TNT.
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Richard "Doc" Parmley and his wife Micci opened Mangia Italiano in 1983 as a fresh pasta shop and Italian delicatessen. According to legend, Doc introduced Saint Louis to a newfound Italian drink called espresso which quickly became a staple of the South City bohemian culture.
When Mangia opened, Doc imported several pasta machines from Italy and set to work on finding the perfect combination of simple, pure ingredients to provide the city of Saint Louis with great fresh pasta.
Over the years, Mangia evolved into a full service restaurant, still focusing on fresh pasta and local ingredients. As the pasta gained popularity, many of the city's finest restaurants started featuring it on their menus.
Restaurateur David Burmeister purchased Mangia Italiano in October 2001 with partners Paul Smith, Landis Irvin, and Russell Davis. After a complete kitchen overhaul, the partners reopened the business in February 2002. Retaining the funky Formica tables and constant work-in-progress mural by artist Wayne St. Wayne, Burmeister was driven to maintain an eclectic atmosphere with great dining options.
In February of 2011 Mangia was reopened by childhood friends and former patrons, James Bonsanti and Collier Evans. Residents of South Saint Louis, the two owners have a total of over 30 years in the service industry combined. The restaurant underwent minor renovations, a revamped menu and expanded local beer and liquor selections.
Collier Evans
Owner Operator
Collier began his career in a small bakery in 1991 and has worked in many types of restaurants from fine dining to high volume. Collier also attended Forest Park Culinary School in Saint Louis and earned two degrees, Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management. Some of Collier's favorites are infused liquors, baking and pastries.
Jim Bonsanti
Owner Executive Chef
Growing up in an Italian household, James began cooking with his Mother and five sisters at a very young age. Later, he attended Forest Park Culinary School and has cooked in many fine restaurants in Saint Louis such as Zhivago's, Catering St. Louis, Sam's Steakhouse and Cafe Balabans. Some of James' specialties include seafood, wild game and sauces.
Sunday – Thursday
3:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Friday & Saturday
3:00 pm – 10:30 pm
All of us at Mangia Italiano love great food and would love to share it with you.
Toasted Ravioli 8
traditional or vegetarian. served with choice of garlic aioli, pesto, or arrabiata
Calamari Fritti 9
St. Louis' best! served with arrabiata
Bruschetta 7
goat cheese, tomato gremolata, balsamic reduction
Polenta Fries 7
served with chipotle aioli
Crab Cakes 9.50
served with chipotle aioli
Gnocchi 7
chef's choice
Honey-Cayenne Wings 9
a pound of wings with Mangia's special recipe
hot or mild available
Seafood Salad 10.50
calamari, shrimp, crab meat, celery, black olives, red onions, and roasted red peppers in a lemon garlic dressing
cup 4 / bowl 5
Roasted Red Pepper Bisque
Soup Du Jour
Entree sized salads available with chicken, tilapia, steak tips, or calamari 12
Mangia Salad 7
romaine, tomato, olive, onion, creamy basil dressing
Caesar Salad 7
entree size available with steak,chicken, or calamari fritti 9
Spinach Salad 8
dried cherries, walnuts, onion, goat cheese fritter
Cucumber Salad 8
sliced cucumber, roma tomatoes, red onions, red bell peppers, dill with white balsamic vinaigrette
Roasted Beets 8
onion, walnuts, goat cheese, balsamic vinaigrette
Our 10" gourmet pizzas feature a delicious house-made thin crust and the freshest available ingredients
Margherita 10
tomato, fresh basil, fresh mozzarella, olive oil
Cardea 10
homemade Italian sausage, brandy raisins, mozzarella, goat cheese and pesto
Brutus 10
pecorino, blue cheese, goat cheese, mozzarella, olive oil, marinated tomatoes
Persephone 10
sausage, bacon, mozzarella, arrabiata
Dante 10
roast beef, jalapeño, red onions, mozzarella, tomato sauce, and our chipotle aioli
Perseus 10
chicken, spinach, mushrooms, alfredo sauce, mozzarella, feta
Centurion (B.L.T) 9
peppered bacon, roma tomatoes, romaine, fresh mozzarella, pesto and garlic aioli
Olympian 9
roasted turkey, bacon, yellow and white cheddar, red onions, roma tomatoes, romaine, and chipotle aioli
Maximus 9
roast beef, salami, turkey, olives, peppers, cheddar, mozzarella
Elissa 9
vegetarian meatball sandwich with black ben and chick pea "meatballs", tomato sauce and mozzarella
Nero 10
seared tilapia, romaine, tomato, chipotle aioli
Hercules 9
roast beef, bleu cheese, cheddar, caramelized onions, mixed greens, garlic aioli
Aurora 9
fried clams, creamy cole slaw, roma tomatoes and garlic aioli
Borgia 10.50
roasted duck, goat cheese, balsamic reduction, oven roasted tomatoes, pesto
Copia 9
buffalo chicken, oven roasted tomatoes, red onions, bleu cheese
Hermes 9
balsamic marinated portabello mushrooms over roasted tomatoes, caramelized onions, artichoke green onion cream cheese, and pesto
Add grilled chicken, steak tips, seared tilapia, or shrimp to any pasta for 6
All of our beef is Missouri raised certified Black Angus.
Vegan, gluten-free, and whole wheat pasta varieties are available
Spaghetti Quadrucci 10-14
tomato sauce 9, Bolognese 12, with meatballs 14
Pesto Conchiglie 12
shell shaped pasta with basil pesto and pine nuts
Vermicelli G.O.C. 10
garlic, olive oil, and pecorino romano cheese
Fettuccine Alfredo 13
add chicken, steak, tilapia, or shrimp 6
Spaghetti Carbonara 14
pancetta, egg, pecorino romano
Spinach Manicotti 14
four cheese blend, served in our tomato sauce
Lasagna Bolognese 15
rich and hearty with beef and salsiccia
Garden Vegetable Lasagna 14
zucchini, spinach, onion, squash, red bell pepper, italian mushrooms, and carrots, baked in tomato sauce with ricotta and mozzarella
Baked Spaghetti Mangia 14
four cheese blend, served in our tomato sauce
Pasta Di Mare 20
saffron tagliatelle, tomato, fresh basil, shrimp, and lobster in a butter and white wine sauce
Tenderloin Fillet Cutlets 24
four breaded filled medallions, pan seared and topped with a rosemary and sage infused butter
served with garlic mashed potatoes and fresh seasonal vegetables
Spring Pea and Prosciutto Risotto 14
spring peas, garlic, onions, prosciutto, thyme, oregano and lemon
Cannelloni 16
beef, italian sausage, spinach and ricotta cheese filled pasta
served in our tomato sauce and mozzarella
Porcini Tagliatelle 15
mushroom-infused pasta, sun-dried tomato cream sauce
Vodka Pasta 18
shrimp and pancetta, vodka tomato cream sauce
Mushroom Ravioli 18
served in a smoked tomato cream sauce
Baked Lobster Mac and Cheese 20
lobster, shell shaped pasta, bread crumb topping, three cheese white wine cream sauce
Duck Ravioli 18
roasted duck, walnuts, spinach, radicchio, and goat cheese with a rosemary-butter jus
Alligator Ravioli 18
in a smoky mushroom tomato cream sauce with red bell peppers, corn, shallots, fresh basil, and feta cheese
Ancho Chili Rubbed Salmon 20
seared salmon topped with a roasted corn relish
served with cilantro basmati rice and fresh seasonal vegetables
Flourless Chocolate Torte
with raspberry sauce and whipped cream
amaretto and espresso soaked ladyfingers with mascarpone
made with seasonally inspired ingredients
whole cheesecakes available for purchase with a 2 day notice
Apple Tart Tatin
warm apple tart with housemade cinnamon ice cream
made at Gelateria Del Leone, flavor varies
Bread Pudding
made with seasonally inspired ingredients
Warm Chocolate Cake
with housemade fresh mint ice cream
Creme Brulee
made with seasonally inspired ingredients
Housemade Chips 2
a medley of potato, beet, and sweet potato
Soft Pretzel 3
with delicious homemade caramel 4
Pizza by the Slice 3
pepperoni or cheese
The Number One 4
slice of pizza and a PBR
The Hi-Brow 6
PBR and a shot of Jameson
Giant Maple Glazed Cinnamon Roll 6
Eggs Benedict 10
poached eggs, black forest ham, and hollandaise sauce on an English muffin
served with fresh fruit
Green Eggs and Ham Benedict 10
poached eggs and prosciutto topped with pesto on an English muffin
served with fresh fruit
Crab Cakes Benedict 12
poached eggs, seared crab cakes, and hollandaise sauce on an English muffin
served with fresh fruit
Eggs Madison 12
poached eggs, house smoked salmon, and hollandaise sauce on English muffin
served with fresh fruit
Duck Brunch Salad 12
roasted duck, roasted roma tomatoes, goat cheese, and mixed greens,
topped with two eggs
served with toast
Egg Sandwich 10
two eggs, prosciutto, blue cheese, cheddar, spring mix, and tomato slices
served with fresh fruit
Buttermilk Pancakes 8
served with real Vermont maple syrup, fresh fruit, and bacon
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House Sangria (red or white) 6
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Batch 88 Starboard – Quady 9
Elysium Black Muscat 2010 – Quady 9
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Cava – Poema 32
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Vinho Verde – AV 21
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Torrontes – Acordeon 23
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Gavi (Cortese) – Stefano Massone 23
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Feteasca Alba - Prahova Valley 22
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PHOENIX (AP) - Just under 9 of every 10 Arizonans live in areas with a medical marijuana dispensary.
The state Department of Health Services says 47 dispensaries have been inspected and approved to operate and that so far 35 of those are open and operating.
According to DHS, an additional 17 inspections are scheduled over the next few weeks.
A map posted by the department on its web site indicates that communities where dispensaries are for now not operating include Nogales, Yuma, Lake Havasu City, Payson, Holbrook, Globe, Safford and Window Rock.
Cities within 25 miles of an operating dispensary include Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott, Sierra Vista, Kingman, Flagstaff, Casa Grande and Sedona.
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Central Falls Mayor James Diossa is stepping in to help the Central
Falls High School Chess team make their way to the national chess tournament in
The mayor will host a fundraiser at Taco Mix restaurant on
Wednesday March 27 to help the team raise the money to pay for the trip. The
event will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Broad street restaurant.
Last month the team prevailed over other Rhode Island schools in the state
The National tournament will take place in Tennessee from April 4-7. This is not Central Falls High School's first trip to the national
tournament they have attended 6 times in the past scoring as one of the top ten
teams in the country each time.
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A new fire suppression system is protecting Thomas Jefferson's Monticello from the threat of a destructive blaze for the very first time.
Monticello Chief Curator Susan Stein points out the small nozzles protruding from the Dome Room's original plaster. The nozzles are part of a state-of-the-art system to stop fires from spreading through Jefferson's home.
"This is just the most modern and technologically advanced way to do it," Stein said.
Marioff's HI-FOG system replaces a sprinkler system installed in the 1950s that offered limited coverage. Monticello's main floor went unprotected from fires until now.
"We had been thinking about improvements for some time, and we really waited for the technology to advance," said Stein.
Monticello's protectors feared fire sprinkler systems would flood Monticello's rooms and destroy the third president's personal belongings. HI-FOG uses up to 90 percent less water. Its high-velocity mist cools spaces, blocks radiant heat, and reduces oxygen to minimize damage from putting out the flames.
"It's much more sensitive, much more gentle, would detect a fire much earlier and be able to completely eradicate the fire with this gentle mist," said Stein.
Monticello's preservation team worked with HI-FOG's crews to install the system without destroying the home's original features. Even the pipes pumping the mist from tanks in the basement blend in.
Stein says Jefferson took the threat of fire seriously after a blaze destroyed his Shadwell house in 1770. In the spring of 1819, a Monticello slave covered the terrace with snow from the ice house to prevent a fire on the North Pavilion's roof from spreading to the main house.
"Although we don't like to speak for Jefferson, I think with Jefferson's interest in advanced technology, this would probably be very interesting to him," Stein said of the HI-FOG system.
Crews from the Marioff company worked odd hours and overnights to install the system without interrupting Monticello's nonstop stream of daily tours. Many large hotels use the HI-FOG system.
In Charlottesville, the system also protects the University of Virginia's historic Garrett Hall. Marioff has also installed the HI-FOG system at James Madison's Montpelier, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, and the Teatro alla Scala opera house in Venice.


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By Wendy Holdren
Register-Herald Reporter
Downtown Fayetteville celebrated Earth Day Saturday with activities for all ages, including live music, cornhole, face painting, wall climbing, and arts and crafts.
Vendors also lined the streets, selling everything from hand-crafted jewelry to organic jellies and jams.
The Fayette County Green Advisory Team and the New River Gorge Learning Co-Op, along with other organizations, set up booths with information about how to save money and energy, live sustainably, and preserve natural resources.
Cindy Ellis, a West Virginia Highlands Conservancy representative, attended the event to discuss environmental issues and deforestation.
"Our focus is to protect the mountains," Ellis said.
April Storm, with the New River Gorge Learning Co-Op, was in charge of the Swap Shop, where people were invited to bring what they wanted to donate, and take away something new to them. Clothing, DVDs, CDs and more were available at the Swap.
"It's all about recycling," Storm said.
This Earth-friendly extravaganza also offered trees, free of charge, to anyone who wanted to take one home to plant.For local recycling options, check out the following options:
-- Aluminum cans, cardboard, mixed office paper and newspaper can be recycled at the water plant on Gatewood Road, Walmart in the Fayette Town Center, Ben Franklin parking lot, and Studio B parking lot near Dirty Ernie's.
-- The town of Fayetteville supports recycling efforts and hosts periodic events to collect old electronics. Check out www.townoffayetteville.org for more information.
-- Oak Hill recycling locations include Foodland (cell phones and plastic bags), Kroger (plastic bags), Oak Hill City Park (aluminum and tin cans, cardboard, newspaper, and No. 1 and No. 2 plastics), Radio Shack (cell phones and used rechargeable batteries), Advance Auto Parts (motor oil), and Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic School (aluminum and tin cans, cardboard, No. 1. and No. 2 plastics).
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Police say they have arrested a juvenile in connection to the shooting death of U.S. Army soldier Xavier Arnold. Arnold's friend was also injured during the shooting prompted by what police believe was a robbery attempt on a bike trail in the Kirkwood neighborhood of Atlanta.
Police say 21-year-old Xavier Arnold died at Grady Memorial Hospital from the gunshot wound he received to his head while walking with his girlfriend and a friend along the trail in the 200 block of Warren Street in northeast Atlanta around 5:30 p.m. Thursday. His friend was also shot in the leg, but his girlfriend was uninjured.Atlanta police say the 14-year-old boy will be charged with murder and a count of armed robbery. His name is not being released at this time due to his age.
"He's a child. He doesn't even understand how he's impacted our family. He doesn't understand how he's impacted our community. He doesn't understand how he's impacted our family, our friends It's so large," said James Arnold, the victim's father.
Xavier Arnold's father spoke out about the senseless violence that claimed the life of his son at a second vigil in as many days held in the Kirkwood neighborhood.
"He had no money on him. He had a cell phone that was broke," said Arnold. "It's time to stop. It's time to galvanize ourselves. It's time to 'X' out crime. We've gotta stop this type of stuff."
The "X" has been a powerful rallying point since Thursday's incident. Residents said in a vigil held on Friday that it is not just to honor the fallen soldier, but to serve as a reminder that violent crime will not be tolerated in their community.
"I'm going to get an 'X' and put it on my lawn, because I feel like, it's just the right thing to do," said Kirkwood resident Lori McDaniel.
"This is so senseless. It's just incredible. We've had just some really bad things happening in our neighborhood in the last couple of months," said Kirkwood resident Benno Rothschild.
Residents at Friday's vigil said they have seen an increase in violent crime in the Kirkwood neighborhood over the past few years and are now calling upon officials to help them step up patrols. Meanwhile, residents say they will be stepping up their own security systems.
"We are going to push to have cameras installed especially in the park areas. So that people can feel safe walking in our neighborhood," said McDaniel.
Police are trying to determine if there were any more suspects involved in Thursday's deadly robbery attempt. They are asking anyone with further information to contact Atlanta Crime Stoppers at 404-577-TIPS.
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The Kentucky State Police investigated a fatal accident that occurred on US 431 in Muhlenberg County.
Officials say the preliminary investigation revealed that Nathan Shemwell, age 29 of Greenville, KY, was operating a 2004 Chevrolet Impala southbound on US 431 when his vehicle exited the right shoulder of the roadway.
Charles Ragland, age 70 of Bethpage, TN, was operating a 1997 Toyota pickup truck northbound on US 431.
Officials say Charles and his brother, David Ragland, age 65 of Murfreesboro, TN, stopped to help Shemwell.
David Ragland exited the vehicle.
Jesse Banks, age 59 of Russellville, KY, was operating a 2000 GMC dump truck southbound on US 431.
As David Ragland was standing in the roadway, Banks exited a curve and applied his brakes. Authorities say Banks lost control of the vehicle on the wet roadway. The dump truck struck David Ragland and the Toyota pickup truck.
The Muhlenberg County Coroner's Office pronounced David Ragland dead at the scene.
Charles Ragland, who was wearing a seatbelt, was transported by ambulance to the Muhlenberg Community Hospital where he was treated and released.
Banks and Shemwell were not injured and both were wearing seatbelts.
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Two of Russell Wilsons favorite words are no and cant.
Tell the Seattle Seahawks quarterback he cant win Super Bowl XLVIII Sunday night against the Denver Broncos. Thats what he wants to hear.
Doubted and overlooked at every stage of his football career, the 25-year-old N.C. State graduate has gotten to the biggest stage by proving the so-called experts wrong at every turn.
Given the pattern of Wilsons success and perseverance, it seems all it would take for Wilson to lead the Seahawks to their first Super Bowl title is for enough people to doubt him.
For me, thats kind of how Ive always been, Wilson told reporters Wednesday at a Super Bowl news conference in northern New Jersey. If someone tells me, No, Im going to try to do the best I can to prove them wrong and more for myself than anyone else.
Wilson has heard no a lot, from high school in Richmond, Va., to his four years at N.C. State, his one season at Wisconsin, then before he was drafted by the Seahawks in the third round in 2012, and even after he got to the NFL.
But to the football and baseball coaches and former teammates who know him best, none of his success even as he tracks toward NFL stardom comes as a surprise. Not with Wilsons combination of work ethic and determination.
This is no fluke, said Dana Bible, Wilsons quarterback coach at N.C. State. Russell was successful in high school, he was successful in college and now hes successful in the pros because theres substance to him and his character, and because he has God-given talent, and he has put in a lot of effort to make that talent better.
Exception to the norm
At 5-foot-11, Wilson is about 4 inches short of what most teams look for in a quarterback.
Shorter quarterbacks, such as New Orleans Drew Brees or Minnesotas Fran Tarkenton in the 1970s, rarely get a chance to play in the NFL, let alone excel. Peyton Manning, Wilsons counterpart in the Super Bowl, is listed at 6-5. Joe Flacco, who led Baltimore to the Super Bowl win last year, is 6-6.
With a win Sunday night, Wilson would be the shortest quarterback to win the Super Bowl.
Quarterbacks are supposed to be tall so they can throw over the offensive line and they can stand in the pocket and take the defenses punishment.
Clearly, said receiver Nick Toon, a teammate of Wilsons at the University of Wisconsin, Russells the exception to the norm.
Wilson has always been the exception, said Charlie McFall, his high school football coach.
McFall remembers the most popular question from college coaches who came to recruit Wilson at Collegiate School in Richmond: Do you think he can play defensive back?
McFall always gave the same answer: He can play anywhere, but hes a quarterback.
McFall said most college recruiters overlooked what they couldnt measure. Wilson was so self-motivated and such a strong leader that when he put in extra work, his teammates followed.
It was like nobody wanted to let him down, McFall said. We didnt have to say anything to anybody. We called it The Russell Factor.
Those qualities grew. He was at Wisconsin in 2011 for three weeks before his new teammates voted him captain.
Hes intelligent and a hard worker, Toon said. Its easy to like him and easy to respect him. Thats not something that can be manufactured.
It also doesnt show up in scouting reports.
Scout.com gave Wilson a two-star ranking (the lowest it gives) and rated him as the 67th-best quarterback in his high school senior class (Carolina Panthers bust Jimmy Clausen was No. 1).
Even after Wilson led Collegiate to three consecutive independent state titles, McFall couldnt sell most schools on his quarterbacking ability.
The University of Virginia didnt want the Richmond prep star, the University of North Carolina liked Wilson but already had a commitment from Mike Paulus, a four-star recruit who was ranked the fourth-best quarterback in the class. UNC, then coached by John Bunting, had hoped to persuade Wilson to play defense.
Marc Trestman, then the offensive coordinator at N.C. State, saw what McFall saw in Wilson.
You know a quarterback when you see a quarterback, McFall said. Russell was a born quarterback.
Wilson never got to play Virginia, but he never lost against UNC. He went 3-0 vs. the Tar Heels, and his performances in the 2009 and 2010 games rank among the best in the history of the rivalry.
The Wilson Way
Trestman, now head coach of the NFLs Chicago Bears, didnt get to coach Wilson at N.C. State. Bible and Tom OBrien, who replaced Chuck Amato after the 2006 season, did.
It didnt take long for Wilson to impress OBrien.
You knew you had a special young man, OBrien said.
Those traits were obvious when Wilson beat out four other quarterbacks for the starting job in 2008, his redshirt freshman season, and went on to be ACC Rookie of the Year and first-team All-ACC.
Elliott Avent, who coached Wilson with N.C. States baseball team, noticed the same determination.
Russell has always defied what people expect of him because of the expectations he has had for himself, Avent said.
Those traits go back to the strength of Wilsons family and the way he was raised, McFall said.
Wilsons father, Harrison III, was an accomplished lawyer in Richmond before his death in 2010. He played football and baseball for Dartmouth and then went to law school at University of Virginia, where he met Russells mother, Tammy.
Wilsons grandfather, Harrison Jr., served as president of Norfolk State for more than 20 years. His grandmother, Lucy Wilson, was a professor at Old Dominion. One of Wilsons uncles, Ben Wilson, graduated from Harvard law school and is a lawyer in Washington, D.C.
Wilsons brother, Harrison IV, played baseball and football at the University of Richmond. McFall remembers Harrison Wilson taking his sons out for early morning practices at Collegiate School, with Russell as the quarterback and Harry running routes.
I give a ton of credit to his dad, McFall said. His relationship with Russell was really, really special. Id see them on the field, running those morning routes, and it wasnt him pushing his sons but it was a teaching-type thing. His dad was always positive. He was the epitome of the type of parent you wanted as a coach.
Following his dreams
Wilsons gift from his father was more than just the ability to throw a football or hit a baseball. His dad taught him to focus on dreams, and not just chase them, but fulfill them.
It was a mission. What else would you call it? Avent said. He knew what he wanted to do, and nobody was going to get in his way about it.
At N.C. State, Wilson played football and baseball and graduated in three years. On June 8, 2010, he was drafted by the Colorado Rockies. The next day, his father, only 55, died of diabetes-related complications.
His dad meant everything to him, Avent said.
Baseball was part of Wilsons dream. He played in the Rockies farm system in the summer of 2010. He returned to N.C. State and led the football team to a 9-4 record and top 25 finish in 2010.
Wilson had an outstanding junior season, but OBrien wanted his quarterback to skip baseball and come to spring practice. Wilson wasnt done with baseball, and chose another season in the Rockies system. OBrien chose backup Mike Glennon, a 6-6 pocket passer who had two years remaining.
Before Wilson and OBrien split, OBrien tried to help Wilson, who was eligible for the NFL draft, get an invitation to the leagues combine, where potential players are evaluated.
Even after three successful seasons at N.C. State, the NFL asked OBrien if Wilson would be willing to try out with the receivers.
We couldnt get him an invitation, OBrien said. The NFL didnt want him.
Wilson didnt want to leave N.C. State, and he was hurt by OBriens decision, but he has since said it was a blessing in disguise to go to Wisconsin. Wilson flawlessly picked up Wisconsons offense in a matter of weeks, which impressed NFL scouts.
Then he was outstanding on the field. He set single-season records for touchdown passes and helped Badgers win 11 games, the Big Ten title and a spot in the Rose Bowl. The NFL combine invitation came, but there were still doubts.
Underrated, again
In the run-up to the 2012 NFL draft, which was considered one of the best for quarterbacks, Wilsons height inspired more nos and cants.
Wilson is this years big-time question mark at quarterback, reads the scouting report on NFL.com.
Wilson was given a 68.5 pre-draft grade from NFL.com. According to the NFLs scale, thats merely a draftable player.
Undeterred by the skepticism, a week before the draft, Wilson returned to Raleigh and boldly predicted: Hopefully, I can play 12, 15 years and win a couple of Super Bowls.
The Seahawks, who already had spent $16 million on free-agent quarterback Matt Flynn, took a chance on Wilson in the third round. Wilson was the 75th pick, the sixth quarterback picked.
But just like at Collegiate and N.C. State and Wisconsin, Wilson quickly won the starting job.
In two years, Wilson has won 24 regular season games as Seattles starter. No quarterback since 1967 has won more in their first two seasons.
With one more win, in the Super Bowl, hell be where always he dreamed. Just where everyone said he couldnt be. Just where he predicted.
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