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Pop Off: The best of basketball films
I would first like to acknowledge the passing of the amazing Mickey Rooney, who died Sunday at the age of 93. He began acting as a child in the silent era, and continued to act until his death, appearing in recent films such as "The Muppets" and "Night at the Museum." He was one of the last living connections to the Hollywood studio age and the movie industry's fledgling years. If anyone is looking to celebrate his legacy, I recommend "The Black Stallion," "National Velvet" and "The Bold and the Brave."
With both the UConn Men's and Women's basketball teams competing for the national title, it's near impossible to think about anything other than basketball. So for this week whether our school is wallowing in insurmountable glory or drowning in the agony of defeat, a good basketball movie suits the mood. Here are some solid basketball flicks.
"He Got Game"- The film is less of a basketball story, as it is heavy father-son tale. Denzel Washington plays a temporarily paroled convict trying to convince his son, a blue chip basketball prospect, to select the governor's alma matter as his school, which would result in a reduced sentence for him. What makes "He Got Game" perfect for this week is that the young prospect is played by none other than UConn alum Ray Allen, who it turns out is a pretty decent actor. I'm quite surprised how little he has acted since. He's certainly a lot better than Shaq.
"Coach Carter"- The true story of a high school basketball coach, who just so happened to give a lecture at UConn last year and how he turned a subpar high school team into the best in the state. But Carter, played exquisitely by Samuel L. Jackson, not only infused citizenship into his players, but refused to let his team play unless they kept up with their academics. The basketball scenes are excellently choreographed and Jackson's mere presence raises the film by several notches. It also has an apt message for the current debate surrounding college athletics.
"Hoosiers"- One of the truly classic sports movies, and in many ways the quintessential basketball film. Gene Hackman plays a coach in small Indiana town that has more fervor for its local basketball team than anything else. But his team only consists of five players and his fundamental coaching style faces increasing criticism from locals. It's a great underdog story with a great cast, including the legendary enigma Dennis Hopper, and it completely sweeps the viewer up in its own excitement.
"Hoop Dreams"- I've always believed that one of the major reasons a lot of sports movies fall short of expectations is that the task of capturing the emotional magic that we can get from watching or participating in sports in our actual lives is very difficult to capture. "Hoop Dreams" is an acclaimed documentary that follows two boys, William Gates and Arthur Agee, for five years of their lives. They both live in poor neighborhoods in Chicago, but are recruited to private high school for their basketball skills. Their struggles with peers in their neighborhood and as racial outsiders in their school are gripping, it thrusts us into the middle of a grueling but rewarding personal journey, the likes of which many of us would never comprehend before seeing it.
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Several bags of heroin found in Philip Seymour Hoffman's apartment were potentially lethal ... so says a woman who almost died from using the brand.
We got this photo from a woman who is very familiar with the NYC heroin scene. She asked us not to ID her. The woman gave us this picture, showing the "Ace of Hearts" heroin brand.
She tells us she injected herself with a "tiny bit" of "Ace of Hearts" back in Sept., and says she stopped breathing almost instantly. She was revived with CPR and landed in the hospital.
The woman says when she got out of the hospital she went to cops and told them about what she called a lethal strain of heroin going around NYC.
The woman says she saw Hoffman on the streets in the weeks before he died and it was apparent to her he was strung out.
We do not know if Hoffman injected himself with "Ace of Hearts" the day he died, since there were dozens of heroin bags in his apartment. It appears Hoffman may have died quickly after an injection, since a needle was sticking out of his left arm when he was found.
Just like whitney houston john belushi river phoenix micheal jackson anna nicole smith marvin gaye all these people had demons and drug issues does the poor choices they made that caused their demise overshadow their contributions and accomplishments to the world. People are so insensitive,and narrow minded .A man died are we all that callous that we forgot what he contributed to mankind,those that live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones and remember that GOD judgesALL
As opposed to the good heroin that can't kill you?
Bs an addict when to tell police.
What kind of dealer brands their drugs? They might as well have called themselves 'the wet bandits'!
At least he didn't "buy the farm" in front of his kids for them to discover the corpse in their home. Probably a good move to boot him out before the seemingly inevitable. The man had a death wish plain and simple
Seriously TMZ, this story is a new low. Now you are interviewing other junkies to get some inside scoop on the drug scene?! Just let the man rest in peace. If you have some real news to report then please do but don't resort to this sort of "journalism." You can do better!
Actually, this story is pretty interesting. It's also a warning to other heroin addicts in NYC. There's probably some truth in what she is saying.
They need to bust the dealer who's selling this stuff.
Thank God I use the Ace of Diamonds brand. I got nervous for a second.
hope this to to tmz really i like the show but really the people that give shots and smartass comments does any of you have a ****ing mirror you talkking about a star really with your empty strbucks cup and bad hair and clthes girls check yourself bitch you taliing **** and you all live with momma or roomates or car maybe lol funny but you make me lol and love the gay boss yummy whats in that oprah cup man
It should not be difficult for the NYC cops to uncover where this stuff is coming from and who is selling it.. It makes me wonder why they have not stopped this months ago on the streets of NYC.
Phillip Seymour Hoffman had more talent in his pinky toe than any of the losers at TMZ.
Why do these drugs when you have all you've ever dreamed of? I think I know the answer maybe it's the drive to achieve that keeps us alive and when that's gone, we're gone.
"A LETHAL strain of heroin!" Oh, okay, so heroin without this "lethal" strain is alright! Give me a break, ALL heroin can kill, a "lethal" strain has nothing to do with it!!! This makes it sound like other heroin is okay and safe!
So explain why this is a story? She never talked with him, never did drugs with him... Just saw him on the street and said she thought he was strung out? How much did that tip cost you TMZ? Why is this even a story.

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Richard Childress
Clint Bowyer
Shane Wilson
The No. 33 Car
Crew Chief, No. 33 Cheerios/Hamburger Helper Chevrolet
Date of Birth:
November 3, 1968
South Royalton, Vt.
Sherrills Ford, N.C.
Selected as crew chief for Clint Bowyer and the Cheerios/Hamburger Helper NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team for 2009, guided the No. 33 team to four top-five and 16 top-10 finishes
Headed Richard Childress Racing's testing program and worked with development drivers Austin Dillon and Stephen Leicht in 2008
Led RCR's No. 21 team to six wins and a fourthplace finish in the 2007 NASCAR Nationwide Series owners championship by recording six wins, 13 top-five and 18 top-10 finishes
In his breakout sophomore season (2007), Bowyer earned his first berth in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup and finished third in points. Logged one win, two poles, five top-five and 17 top-10 finishes
Led Kevin Harvick and the No. 21 team to RCR's 10th NASCAR championship and third NNS championship by a record margin of 824 points, on the strength of 10 wins, one pole, 24 top-five and 31 top-10 finishes in 2006
Named crew chief for RCR's No. 21 Chevrolet in December 2005
Served as crew chief for Travis Kvapil and the No. 77 team during the 2005 NSCS season
Captured his first NSCS top-five finish as a crew chief with Penske Racing and driver Brendan Gaughan in October 2004 at Talladega Superspeedway
Moved to North Carolina in 2004 to join Penske Racing as crew chief for the No. 77 team
Made NSCS debut April 23, 2005, at Phoenix International Raceway. Started 25th and finished 22nd driving RCR's No. 33 Chevrolet
Finished fourth in the 2003 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship with Gaughan, accumulating six wins, three poles, 14 top-five and 18 top-10 finishes
Collected two Camping World West Series championships while working with Gaughan and Orleans Racing in 2000 and 2001
Moved to Las Vegas in 2000 and became truck chief and general manager of Orleans Racing
Moved to North Carolina in 1993 with Alsup Racing to focus on the NASCAR All-Pro Series.
Mechanic for Alsup Racing and driver Mike Bachelor in the American-Canadian Tour in 1989
Became the owner of a Street Stock Car at the age of 17 and won a local touring division championship with driver Brian Kenyon in 1988
Began his career building race cars before obtaining a driver's license
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Di Canio issues statement
Former Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio has released a statement in relation to his time at the club.
The statement says: "Further to my contract being terminated with Sunderland AFC I wanted to issue this brief statement.
"When I joined the club last season with the aim of saving them from relegation I was happy to be offered the opportunity to manage in the Premier League.
"I walked into a challenging situation but achieved what I was asked to do, the highlight of which was the fantastic performance and win against Newcastle, which is something I will always remember.
"When you being in 14 new players, many from overseas and very few with Premiership experience it is going to take time from them to adapt to the English game and to gel as a team.
"As I have said many times, I love English football and I feel that my time at the club has been unfairly cut short as given the chance, I am certain that had I been allowed longer, I would have been able to develop the team to achieve the success Sunderland fans desire.
"There has been a lot written in the media in recent days, much of it wholly untrue.
"There was no training ground bust up as some are reporting and many of the players have since sent me messages thanking me for my time as their manager and helping them to improve as footballers.
"We could see that results had not gone as well as any of us had hoped, but I felt as a team we could turn things around.
"I remain confident in my ability and I want to manage again in England as soon as I can. When things like this happen it is important to take something positive from it. I have learnt a lot from my brief time at Sunderland and I am sure that this will only make me a better manager in my next job.
"Even though my time at the club ended prematurely, I would like to thank Sunderland for giving me my first opportunity to be a Premier League manager."


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Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2010 - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 323 | Reviews: 201 | Display Reviews Only:
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
04-09-2014 17:38:01 | More by afsdan
4/5 rDev -3.4%
12-08-2013 05:22:22 | More by BillRoth
4.2/5 rDev +1.4%
ok, so the Old Guardian is not new to me..it's darn good. This is the 2010 early release..aged about 3 months in my...uh...cellar. I have 2 more aging.
Looks damn fine. Deep amber, solid. Creamy, off white/light ruby head. Man...bee-ute-if-full. Lacing is thin...so no 5. Oh well.
Aroma is a nice balance of sweet caramel and malt, pine and citrus zest and alcohol. It's powerful. At 11%, the alcohol isn't hidden, but it's well incorporated.
Taste follows the nose. Caramel up front, sweet malt comes into play to introduce the pine and zest. It's a bit slick or syrupy in the feel. The alcohol provides a nice bit, in addition to the hops, at the end. This is nice. Perhaps a bit rough and early for this one....can't wait until the first snow of the winter.
06-09-2010 05:08:25 | More by Mebuzzard
4.33/5 rDev +4.6%
Clear, deep copper colour with a wisp of fine beige bubbles that formed a thin collar and coated the top of the beer. The foam stuck around for a long time and left a little bit of spotty lacing on the glass. Tons of malt in the aroma, toasted and caramel for the most part, a little biscuity too. Mild alcohol and fruity hops rounded things out with hints of citrus and pine. I really like the flavour of this beer. Alcohol was present, but restrained, and gave a pleasant warming at the end. Bitterness was solid and was backed up by lots of toasted malt, a little caramel sweetness, and citrusy hops that had admittedly faded somewhat. I found it really well rounded and balanced though, compared to its fresher brethren. Full bodied, medium to low carbonation, pleasant texture. What can I say, this is a beer that I really enjoy and I wasn't let down by this year's batch.
04-09-2011 01:45:04 | More by DrJay
4.18/5 rDev +1%
Pours a clear, amber color. One inch head of an off-white color. Great retention and great lacing. Smells of citrus hops, sweet malt, alcohol, and hint of vanilla. Fits the style of an American Barleywine. Mouth feel is smooth and crisp with an average carbonation level. Tastes of citrus hops, sweet malt, alcohol, dark citrus, and hint of vanilla. Overall, good appearance, body, and feel.
08-13-2010 15:16:04 | More by Tone
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -2.7%
Poured from a 22 ounce bomber into a pint glass. The beer is a deep amber-brown color with a thin, scant head. The beer has heavy aromas of malt, citrus, and alcohol. The beer has sweet flavors derived from fruit, which is well balanced with undertones of spice and alcohol. The beer is smooth and robust in mouth, and finishes with a slightly sour aftertaste. The sourness is mild, but lingers for a while. The beer is extremely mild and drinkable for a barleywine. The flavors are balanced and blended extremely well, and the alcohol isn't overpowering.
12-31-2010 00:34:16 | More by GarthDanielson
4/5 rDev -3.4%
11-29-2011 23:26:13 | More by xnicknj
3.93/5 rDev -5.1%
22 oz bottle split and poured into a Tripel Karmeliet tulip. 11.1% ABV, Age at Cellar temp. 55°F or below.
A - The moderate pour unleashes a dense bone head with good retention for the alcohol percent. Sheet after sheet of lace is left on the glass. The beer is a hazy, rusty apricot orange. A beautiful color to boot!
S - Malty aroma rich with bread and caramel accents. Lots of earthy hops backing it up well. Not a hop blast but there is a good spicy herbal, floral note to it. Warm alcohol hides in the back without being too hot.
T - Well-balanced between the large American floral and citrusy, pine-laden hops and the lightly sweet amber malt backbone. Good flavor, not over-the-top.
M - Lightly bitter on the finish, this medium-full-bodied barleywine has a round, supple entry to the palate with a nice finish.
D - Not only is this a beer to sip, it's most definitely a beer to share. Very good American barleywine though.
01-01-2011 21:23:29 | More by BeerFMAndy
4.08/5 rDev -1.4%
Poured from 22oz bottle into a tulip. This is the "limited early 2010 release" according to the bottle.
Appearance: rich, cloudy, tawny-orange hue with one thick finger of frothy tan foam. A superb looking beer, indeed.
Smell: rich, sweet malt aroma. It's not bursting with fruit or yeast character or even hops; it's simply a strong but even-handed aroma. It's balanced and I like it.
Taste: big, in-your-face malt hits you right up front; there's a big sweetness with some piney hop characteristics. It is only at the end that a huge bitterness hits you. Stone really knows their strong ales, and this beer is no exception; though, I will say this beer lacks a lot of complexity (at least at this age). It's good, it's smooth and it's strong, but I feel like it could be a whole lot more.
Mouthfeel: thick, roamy body with plenty of well-integrated carbonation. This bad boy is silky, creamy and ambrosial when it comes to texture. Love it.
Drinkability: a tasty beer which is quite drinkable at the 11.1% ABV level. The alcohol is definitely there, but with the flavor and body to back it up. Good stuff.
10-15-2010 02:39:42 | More by flagmantho
South Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +7%
A: Poured from a pint bottle to an imperial pint glass. Had a reddish/gold color and a slightly hazy texture. There was a quarter inch of foamy head and very good lacing.
S: Surprisingly underplayed aroma of hops, caramel, and a bit of malt.
T: Tasted of pine hops, caramel, and a bit of hops in the finish. Gets better as it goes along. Very bitter, but definitely flavorful.
M: A highly carbonated beer with a slightly slick finish. Medium- to full-bodied.
D: An extremely drinkable, if potent, barleywine.
03-18-2010 13:29:57 | More by avalon07
4.15/5 rDev +0.2%
Man what a crazy beer to start my new years off with!
A - Pours a light hazy copper color, kind of amber like, but way lighter than expected. A nice half inch of head looks sweet.
S - I can detect a good amount of hops here which I love stone for doing since they are hop heads! Mild caramel and bread malts dominate.
T - Well I really don't love barley wines but this one was pretty smooth. Starts off bready and sweet and then the alcohol creeps in delivering a slight burn that's quickly picked up with a bitter hop finish. Whew! Saved!
M - Heavy. I found myself sipping the bottle for at least an hour. Damn barley wines.
D - Overall I tend to stay clear of the style but this one was great. It did kind of put me under a bit since the ABV was so high (kind of the reason I bought it) but overall enjoyable. If you can still find it buy it then drink it or save it!
01-03-2011 01:51:16 | More by DrDemento456
4.05/5 rDev -2.2%
A: Pours murky deep orange, almost like a sunset in haze. The white head is rather thin and leaves only some lacings.
S: Molasses; sweet caramell malt. Some floral hops gives it a citric tone. Rather surprising since I've stored this bottle for quite some time. Dark dried fruits.
T: Sweet caramell malt. Still hoppy, both floral and bitter. Lots of dark dried fruits. Syrupy.
M: Full thick body, smooth. Carbonation is moderate. Aftertaste is sweet and stays for a little while, some faint bitterness as well. Warming and alcoholic.
O: Since I waited about a year to drink it, I can't say for sure what it was like when it was fresh, but the hops were surprisingly potent, still. A very nice American Barleywine. I kind of regret that I didn't buy more of it and stored a few bottles even longer...
05-13-2011 19:01:29 | More by Evil_Pidde
4.45/5 rDev +7.5%
Bold, foggy casted copper toned body with a flint of dark gold at the bottom. Small, but dense capping of dark ivory foam sits atop and holds itself well until leaving a thick collar. Big gobby inky stringed lacing droops across my tall Stone goblet.
Aroma is wonderfully full of pine soaked citrusy stuff. The 11% is well displayed within its nose. Pineapple schnapps, melon spiked punch, rummy bright plum, some white grape wine, burntish orange zest, caramel, and deep earthy pine. A damn solid Stone nose!
Taste is smooth and warm with a soft comfortable caramel tone spiked with burntish, lightly toasted and biscuity orangified pine and an alluringly liquesent core of melding dark, dull, citrusy goo. The caramel core encircles a bunch of darker citrus tones underneath with plum, golden raisin, melon, and some over ripe peachy fuzz. Finishing tenderly raw and hoppy with a bite of orangey, toasted, piney bitterness that screams the Stone speak. Has a very nice malt complexity with that inspiring Stone attitude of hops thrown in.
Smooth, warm, medium body. Slight texture of citrusy skin fuzz and peel zest tied together into the carbonation. Ending dark, bold, yet evenly bittered with piney orange(the fruit, not the color) oilyness.
Whoofda! What an easy goin', 11%, drinkin' Barleywine. Once this warmed, it was slurpingly delish and nearly effortless to down. Not surprising really. So watch out, cuz it'll knock you out. Ahhh, alas, Stone does make alot of my favorite beers and Old Guardian is always at the top for Barleywines.
09-17-2010 00:13:24 | More by tavernjef
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
Pours a beautiful, appetizing, dark honey-golden copper with a thick, fluffy, orangy-beige head. Aroma is strong, fruity and a little yeasty and malty. Fruity, brandy-like flavor has a strong alcohol bite just like a good barleywine. It has hints of malt, hops and even caramel. Texture is lively and fizzy, and the alcohol bite is fierce!
04-09-2010 23:18:45 | More by Cyberkedi
South Carolina
4/5 rDev -3.4%
07-08-2013 04:57:51 | More by WOLFGANG
4.35/5 rDev +5.1%
A: Purple color with a copper hue; color changed drastically in varied light - it was kinda cool. Poured a light yellowish head that dissipated qujickly to a ring around the edge of the glass. Lace washed in streaks.
S: Very sweet and musty. Sharp alcohol and hop aroma.
T: Really sweet boozy flavor up front with the taste of alcohol lingering. Crisp, hoppy finish.
M: Light body. Low carbonation. Resiny, hot and dry.
D: This is a sipper, but a big barleywine. Glad I had a Ommegang cork stopper to save some.
05-15-2010 02:36:50 | More by Haybeerman
4.1/5 rDev -1%
A: Pours a slightly hazy dark garnet color. A two finger beige head forms with excellent retention. The wispy foam gently recedes after several minutes and leaves some sticky lace behind.
S: I don't get much in the nose. At first a light soapy and oily citrus hop aroma. Followed by some toasted caramel malt. Just not big enough.
T: Surprisingly balanced for a Stone Barleywine. Toasted caramel malt up front. Some chocolate and dark fruits. Plenty of citrus and piny hops linger on for a great balance.
M/D: A medium body and carbonation. Syrupy, sticky, soapy, and oily. There is some hot alcohol, but a great beer to sip on.
This years Old Guardian is much more balance than years past. This is very complex, and I have several bottles to cellar. I can't wait to see how this develops over the next few years. Recommend.
03-13-2010 19:59:52 | More by champ103
4/5 rDev -3.4%
01-28-2013 14:38:55 | More by DmanGTR
4/5 rDev -3.4%
02-26-2014 14:24:01 | More by Griffith
4.08/5 rDev -1.4%
A-pours a clear ruby red color with hints of orange shinning through. The head is off white, almost a light yellow, thick and tight. An aggressive pour produces ample head that has very good retention. A thick lacing sticks to the side of the glass.
S-the nose is quite hoppy, not big, but balanced. The citrussy hops really hit you up front with notes of grapefruit. Oily piney hops set in with an underlying caramel malt backbone that adds some balance.
T-much maltier than the nose but still hoppy. Oily pine resign and caramel malts combine in the front. Grapefruit taste and bitterness compliment the onslaught of bitter malts up front to balance this out. Notes of rum soaked plums seem to be present at the very back with hints of alcohol warming
M-this is extremely smooth and slightly dry at the finish. It brings a medium to full body and is somewhat syrupy. Enough carbonation to finish somewhat crisp and hold the body throughout
D-this is somewhat boozy and brings a good bit of hops. Definitely a tasty brew, even fresh. Looks like this could really change with age and I can't wait to crack an 07! Much like Sierra Bigfoot with the big hop presence, not quite as hoppy as bigfoot but definitely a solid hop presence
03-17-2010 03:30:40 | More by cpetrone84
4.47/5 rDev +8%
Bomber. Limited Early 2010 Release.
Amber color, tan head, a little bit of lace.
Aroma of caramel, sweetness, and flowers.
Big hops. Mostly grapefruit, a little bit of piney hops. Sweet caramel malt.
Pretty sharp and piquant.
Great beer to drink.
Definitely a sipper.
11-07-2010 22:27:12 | More by lordofthewiens
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
07-07-2013 11:59:37 | More by jaxon53
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
12-25-2011 19:59:04 | More by cdwil
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
12-23-2011 19:44:30 | More by ShemRahBoo
3.9/5 rDev -5.8%
The 2010 release of Old Guardian is an attractive copper color. It's a little hazy, and looks somewhat crimson when held to light. A light, off-white head covers it. It only rises to about a finger and falls quickly. Lacing was very sticky, and moderate in volume.
The nose is fairly standard for an Old Guardian release. It's good. There's some caramel malt at the center, adding plenty of sweetness to the mix. A hint of dark fruit resonates throughout. Smells like raisin and fig to me. Hops are quite prominent. The smell predominantly piney, with a touch of floral/earthy qualities. Alcohol is definitely in the mix. Smells a tad boozy if you ask me. No huge surprises.
The flavor is good. The caramel malt base is a little sweet, and is notable early on. However, it seems to fade once the hops attack. They're definitely piney, and have an earthy quality. It's very bitter. Not much balance here. I'm a fan of hoppy Barleywines, so that works for me. Dark fruit flavors of raisin and fig are subtle and secondary. They add some nice depth. Alcohol is aggressive and warm. I wouldn't say it's hot, but it's not far off. Finishes bitter and earthy.
Old Guardian has a medium body that seems to grow a little more chewy with warming. Carbonation is light, and it is fairly smooth. Drinkability is above average. This is an aggressive American Barleywine that' s big, badass, and takes no prisoners. It's a sipper to be sure. Nonetheless, I am enjoying it.
I think I've gotten past the point of expecting a surprise from Old Guardian. For an annual release that warrants a new profile each year, there's a surprising consistency to the brand. It's a good American Barleywine that I enjoy every year. Having said that, it is quite aggressive in its youth. The 2010 release is no different. Eh. Check it out and see for yourself.
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And so the education of young Cody Henry continues
With starter and News Journal Super Senior Shaun White still nursing an ankle injury, Catholic coach Greg Seibert once again turned to Henry for the Crusaders' homecoming tilt against Escambia on Friday.
After a first half where Henry could do no wrong, the freshman barely 15 years old struggled with ball control in the final 24 minutes.
Class 2B No. 2-ranked Catholic leaned on a stingy defense to bail its offense out, for once, and secure the 27-13 victory against the Gators (4-2).
"For as special as I think Cody Henry has the potential to be, he's still 15 years old," Seibert said. "He's got a lot of film to watch, a lot of football to play. Every single mistake he made was only counteracted by all the good plays he made in the first half."
And, man, did the freshman make a ton of good memories early on.
He completed 13 of 18 passes in the first half for 194 yards as the Crusaders (7-0) built a 27-0 halftime cushion.
Whether it was throws down the middle of the field, on out routes near the sideline, on screens you name it Henry's repertoire is impressive.
"He was extremely sharp," Seibert said of Henry's start. "We put in a game plan that was expressly for him."
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On his third pass of the third quarter, Henry threw short of his intended target and Escambia defensive back Shamarae Watts made him pay. Watts jumped the route and never stopped running until he found the end zone 53 yards later.
Following a three-and-out on its next possession, disaster hit Catholic again. As Henry rolled left on first down from his own 20, Destin Marable knocked the ball loose and Austin Waid calmly picked it up and raced in from 11 yards out.
"I was proud of the way our kids competed in the second half," Escambia coach Scott Anderson said. "We made two egregious errors on special teams. We will get better."
The second Escambia mistake midway through the second quarter proved costly.
After Catholic had gone up 14-0 on Simon Smiley's second 2-yard touchdown run, Crusaders kicker Parker McIntosh delivered a perfect pooch kick.
The ball bounced in no-man's land around a handful of Gators, allowing Samson Smiley to cover it up around the Escambia 20 before it could trickle out of bounds.
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It was more than enough for Catholic's defense, which forced one turnover in each half.
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Can Labour-Savings, Capital-Intensive Production Techniques Reduce Unemployment Rates in Developing Countries? Evidence From Malaysia
AbstractTraditional economic wisdom predicts that unemployment rates will rise in most of the developing countries as a result of following an industrialisation process that utilised a labour-saving production technique. The findings of this paper suggest otherwise. Based on the development experience of Malaysia, unemployment rates were found to decline significantly when Malaysia switched from a labour intensive production technique to one that is capital intensive. The Malaysian experience suggests that initiatives put in place to encourage capital investment may lead to employment growth, thereby reducing unemployment
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Cuisines: Barbecue
Opening Hours: Open daily 11 to 9.
Price Range: Inexpensive
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Not Needed
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Best Dishes Barbecued chicken, ribs, pork shoulder, and beef brisket; potato salad; beans; cornbread; pecan pie.
Price Details: Sandwiches $4.50 to $5.25; entrées $8.95 to $13.95.
From June 2006 Cheap EatsEver wonder why it's so hard to get good barbecue in the city? Nelson Head can tell you why. His place used to be located on Capitol Hill. But even he confesses it wasn't a real 'cue joint, not with all the salads he cranked out to satisfy his audience of young professionals. So he moved out to Woodbridge ten years ago and renamed his operation Dixie Bones.
He hasn't regretted leaving the city. And no wonder--the line at the door seems to never diminish.
A trip out to Dixie Bones is a trip back in time, a roadside diner where the display of old typewriters and radios is meant to evoke nostalgia for what we've lost, the arrangement of police-department patches is intended as a tribute, and the low-and-slow method (low heat, slow cooking) is cherished as a fading art in a time when speed governs everything in our lives.
The pork shoulder and beef brisket are cooked overnight over hickory logs in gas-fired pits. The ribs take four or five hours, the chicken four hours. The smoke, not the sauce, is the key, and both the pork and brisket come to the table with hardly any blanketing. There are four sauces on the table. The brisket benefits from, but hardly needs, a shake of the tangy red sauce. The ribs, barely slicked with sauce, are wonderfully smoky, the pink-tinged meat a mite short of luscious. The chicken is the standout, a juicy, tender, and smoky bird.
In most 'cue joints, the sides rarely measure up to the meats. Here they do. The potato salad is rich, eggy, and sweet, the leaves of cabbage are slicked with pork juice, the beans are house-made and full of smoke and tang, and the cornbread is as good as any version we've tried, a pan-griddled cake full of sweet butter.
No meal here can be considered complete without a slice of the pecan pie. The filling is made with Karo syrup and brown sugar while the top is given a second crust with a dense layer of thickly chopped pecans. It's as fine a pecan pie as you're likely to find outside of the Deep South.


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"Pinecrest" Mountain Resort Home with Hot Tub in Waterville Valley
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Waterville Estates
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 650 - $ 1,250 / week
vacation rental description
Come exeperience the White Mountains in our private four season home
located in the resort of Waterville Estates. Three floors of living space, tree top decks
with seasonal mountain views, open concept with cathedral ceilings
and lots of glass. Come and pamper your self in luxury! Private,
outside hot tub, big screen tv, home theatre, movie library (VHS/DVD)
and XBox. Have dinner on the deck and listen to the brook as
it rushes by just below the house.
Bedrooms are set as #1 master suite with a queen size bed with #2 an
adjoining room set up with a daybed and trundle. This room is great
for families with young children that need to be close to parents.
This room may also be closed off from the master suite and used as a
separate bedroom for adults. Bedroom #3 has a queen and bedroom #4
has two singles. Family room has pullout sectional sofa that sleeps
2. Beds are made up with soft sheets, vellux blankets, cozy quilts
and comforters.
Kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave, coffeemaker etc.
Walk 1/4 mile to the recreation center with multiple pools and
house rental amenities
Recreation center:
--Pools 2 indoor, 1 outdoor
--Indoor and outdoor hot tubs
--Exercise room
--Game room
--Lounge with poolside service in the summer months
--Pond with sandy beach, swim float, paddle boats
--Tennis courts
--Basketball courts
--Horseshoe pits
--Stocked fishing pond
--Winter lighted skating pond
--Childrens programs
--Cross country ski/ hiking trails
--Private outdoor hot tub
--Big screen cable tv. with home theatre
--Movie library VHS/DVD
--Charcoal grill
--Linens provided
activities and attractions in Waterville Valley New Hampshire
Minutes to White Mountain attractions, Clarks Trained Bears,
Franconia Notch, Whales Tale Water Park. Ski at Waterville Valley,
Loon, Cannon, Tenney. Golf at the nearby Owls Nest Golf course.
Shop at nearby outlets. View the fall foliage on one of the many
scenic roads or up close from horseback. Nearby stable offers trail
rides and hay rides.
vacation rental rates
January, February, March $650 per weekend
$450 3 night mid week
$1250 per week
June15-31, July, August $1200 per week
June1-15 $550 per weekend
September, October, December $850 per week
April, May, November $450 per weekend
$650 per week
Call for holiday rates.
$39 damage waiver
N.H. state tax 8%
Rates include departure cleaning and linens 8 recreation center passes


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My name is Devinne and I'm currently a fifth year senior at Lindenwood University. I've been a traditional and non-traditional student, and I've had some really great experiences at LU thus far. Hopefully, this blog will answer (or create) questions you have about Lindenwood and help everyone connect with each other. I'm always up for answering your questions!
Downtown St. Charles, MO!
Main St. is so gorgeous in the daytime!
By the way! Yesterday was GORGEOUS so I spent a lot of time walking around campus, and I was lucky enough to get really close to two adorable wild animals! (The red tailed hawk happens to be the animal I consider my patronus, so yeah, I loved that!)
We have several wild animals that make Lindenwood's campus their home! I've never seen this hawk before but I've definitely spotted the groundhog on my way to the FPA several times. :)
Today was absolutely beautiful! I ate my lunch outside of Harmon and even walked around a little bit! I mostly just watched the ducks and goose swim around in the little pond.
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Cooking Around The World: Libya
I wish I had something witty or amusing to say here. Sadly, events in the real world do not allow.
I said it last week; and again it's true: When you decide to travel the Earth by alphabet, you just know you're going to have a week where tragedy and a project defined by obsessive compulsive disorder crash right into each other.
Such, again, is this week where we have arrived at Week 98 of my around-the-globe, learn-to-cook thingamajig and … Libya!
The reason for my gloom — as with last week's jaunt to Liberia (Week 97) — is that the week I cooked this week's nation, more and more tragic news was reported about the place. This time, it's not the rapid spread of disease, but an expanding civil war.
I suppose — for me — there's a macabre synchronicity to this whole thing, considering that the very night I started this whole project was also the night a notorious tragedy was unfolding in Libya.
But, we carry on … and hope that somehow the citizens of this place will someday have some peace.
The Country
Located on the northern coast of Africa, Libya is the world's 17th largest nation, roughly the size of Alaska. The sparsely populated country is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and six other nations, including previous challenge subjects Chad (Week 34), Egypt (Week 52) and Algeria (Week 3).
Populated since the Stone Age, over the past couple millennia what is now Libya has been conquered by the ancient Greeks, the Romans, the Persians, the Arabs, the Ottomans and, eventually, the Italians in the early 20th Century.
In fact, some of the world's most remarkable ruins, those of the ancient city of Cyrene, can be found on Libya's north shore in Shahhat. (Really, go check out these photo tours. You can thank me later.)
BONUS TRIVIA: This area was also the site of the first war(s) the United States ever fought over foreign territory, the First and Second Barbary Wars.
What is now Libya was also the site of several pivotal battles in World War II. And once the war was over, Allied Forces took control of the area. Finally, in 1951, the nation declared independence as a kingdom.
That, of course, didn't last too long, for, in 1969, a certain totally not insane fashionista dictator took charge of the now-petroleum producing state and ruled with an iron fist until 2011 when he was deposed and summarily executed.
And since then … well, chaos. Basically.
The Food
As a very large nation, the food of Libya varies from region to region, with fish dishes being popular along the coast, Italian-influenced pasta dishes dominating in the West, and rice-based dishes being more popular in the East. Camel meat is a popular protein from the Bedouin tradition, as most of the interior is desert. And, since Libya was once ruled by far-reaching kingdoms, a wide range of global spices are used.
The Menu
Well, there's what I kind of wanted to make: a national lunchtime favorite called bazeen, a communal , eaten-with-the-hands dish where a large barley dumpling sits on a plate surrounded by a moat of tomato sauce and lamb, potatoes and hard-boiled eggs.
But as that would probably serve eight (and would stain every article of clothing in the process) I had to reluctantly veto it.
Instead, I decided I'd employ the unusual local tradition of cooking pasta in the same water with meat and make a different national dish …
This, however, required a particular ingredient. So, to make the main dish, I'd have to prepare …
- The Bzaar Spice Mix using this recipe.
But wait! That spice mix required another spice mix! Soooooo, before that I'd have to prepare …
- Bokharat (Arabic 7 Spice Mix) using this recipe.
It's all so very "meta."
The Hunt
Nope. No hunt. Camel meat wasn't even an option, so this week had one of the smallest grocery lists yet. (Bonus: I got to make more headway into the extant, bulging cabinet of spices. Yay!)
The Cook
The 7 Spice Mix
Well, this should be quick. I pulled out the spice grinder and added to it …
The black pepper.
Cumin seeds.
Coriander seeds.
Ground cloves.
Ground nutmeg.
Ground cinnamon.
And ground cardamom.
I set them to spin for a couple seconds in the grinder. Moments later, I had a (very!) fragrant spice mix.
I roasted the mix in a pan for a couple of minutes.
I funneled the powder into an airtight bottle and I was ready to use the mix for this (and future) dishes.
The Bzaar Spice Mix
After cleaning out the spice mixer, I started adding spices to it again.
I spooned in the turmeric.
The caraway seeds.
More coriander seeds.
And a dose of the previously prepared seven spice mix.
A quick WHRRRR and …. voila! A colorful and equally fragrant second spice mix!
That went into a second bottle and I was ready to get started on dinner.
The Chicken in Tomato Stew
I heated up the olive oil and added to that the diced onion.
After sautéing that for a few, I dropped in the chicken pieces. (I went for thighs and a couple of breasts.)
I browned those evenly and, once ready, I spooned in the tomato paste.
And dropped in the bzaar spice mix.
The salt.
And the cayenne pepper.
I mixed that all up well and lowered the heat, letting it cook for about four minutes.
I added in some boiling water (doing my best to guess the right amount, since I was, theoretically, halving this recipe).
I set it to boil, lowered the heat and let it simmer for about a half hour.
Meanwhile, I opened a box of spaghetti and broke it into two-inch pieces.
Once the chicken was ready, I dropped into the pot the crushed garlic.
And a whole, unbroken scotch bonnet pepper (since the recipe mentioned a jalapeño pepper here, having neglected to feature that on the ingredients list).
I added more boiling water.
And the pasta.
And I let that boil uncovered for some 15 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the pasta was ready and more of the water had boiled off.
When it was ready, I pulled out the pepper and scooped the dish into bowls,. And in the end, it looked like this.
The Tasting
Now that's some flavor! Spicy and unctuous, the dish had that distinct flavor of olive oil and garlic, and the pasta and chicken were infused with the varied tastes of the many, many spices.
Oh, and it had a kick! (We like the kick.)
Yet, since this was a pretty basic dish, it wasn't what you'd call particularly well-rounded, since it really lacked any textural variety. To remedy that, The Husband ran to toss a couple pine nuts into his dish.
I, though, chose to stick to the dish as presented. I did notice, however, that a couple other rejected Libyan dishes featured whole (instead of ground) coriander seeds just for the crunch. Now that makes sense.
Anyway, thanks, Libya. That was one tasty dinner.
Also, keep your head low.
Next Week: We move further north, crossing the Mediterranean to return to Europe and … Liechtenstein!


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The music is good but the vid is to long
Tekno's Opinion
I am never going to support something that induces into smoking weed or the use of any kind of drugs.
And this should not be on "Everyone" it contains drugs for Christ's sake!
Too bad, because the animation is not bad at all...
Good start
I saw both of the animations you just submitted and really like the atmosphere in them. If you spend more time coming up with a storyline that fits your animation style, and just put more effort into the animations themselves, they could be really good.
The concept is good but with only a repeat 'cigarette smoke ring' animation over and over... it only makes me a little grumpy... but the music itself made me think about relaxation... so... you have a good idea... just... need to make more of an animation
Are you working for a smoking company? Cause really, this is just a loop of the same thing.


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Senate encourages Rotary Awareness
The Mississippi State Senate recently issued a resolution recognizing January 2013 as "Rotary Awareness Month in Mississippi."
Resolution No. 520 acknowledges the 108-year service history of Rotary International and its 1.2 million Rotary club members made up of professional and business leaders from across the world. There are currently 34,000 clubs in 200 countries and geographic areas. The resolution also recognizes the over 100 Rotary clubs in Mississippi and the service projects they support.
"Rotary is a valuable asset to all of the towns and communities across our state. Our clubs provide numerous volunteers and funding for many needed projects," said Danny Williams, Rotary District Governor for District 6820.
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Chase Farm changes make it 'centre of excellence'
– Dr Tim Peachey, Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust
Many people who currently use Chase Farm Hospital will continue to use Chase Farm Hospital, which will still see 200,000-plus patients a year.
The hospital will become the local centre of excellence for planned surgery and antenatal services, as well as outpatient and diagnostic services. It will also have assessment units for children and for older people.
The new urgent care centre at Chase Farm Hospital will still treat many of those who currently use A&E, 365 days a year. There is also a GP-led out-of-hours service for when the centre is closed at night-time.


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Bishop of Swindon sets off on mammoth bike trek to raise funds for cause
5:30am Tuesday 8th July 2014 in News By Dominic Gilbert
THE Bishop of Swindon is finally in the saddle after fighting off his cancer diagnosis and setting off on a long-planned cycle ride from Land's End to John O'Groats.
Dr Lee Rayfield was diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma last August, and had originally planned to take on the gruelling 881 mile trek in September.
Having now gone into remission, Dr Rayfield felt fit enough to set off on the mammoth challenge last weekend. He will be raising money to go towards the development of church leaders with Bristol's link Diocese in Uganda.
He said: "Thankfully my excellent physical condition proved to be a great blessing as I coped much better with the chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments.
"In fact this was the first of many blessings and the six months of treatment became a period of deep spiritual growth.
"I am delighted to report that the treatment has been successful. The physicians have declared me in remission and believe I am wholly cured."
The trip was rescheduled from Friday 4 to Saturday July 19. Dr Rayfield is being accompanied by colleague Mike Palmer, who is driving and providing support.
Having driven north to John O'Groats over the weekend, the bishop set out on Sunday morning to begin the journey.
"Despite the gloomy projections it was sunshine all the way up and the views across to the various islands surrounding the north east tip of Scotland were fabulous," he said.
"After posing for a picture by the sign saying 876 miles to Land's End I set off.
"I was wearing the polka dot Tour de France King of the Mountains jersey that was sent to me when I was receiving chemotherapy with the prayerful desire that I would get over the hills of treatment and eventually do the End to End.
"In the first two to three miles I thought there was a major problem. My knees felt like they would not last 10 miles let alone nearly 1000.
"This was a bit of a shock and something I committed to prayer.
"The good news is that by 10 miles or so I seemed to'find my legs and the form I had a couple of weeks ago returned."
Dr Rayfield is inviting members of Swindon Road Club, as well as family, friends, colleagues and cyclists from across the Diocese to join him for part of his trip on July 16.
"It would be great if people would sponsor me as I try and reach my target of £10,000," said Bishop Lee. "This will enable us to do some wonderful work, such as organising conferences, to develop leadership gifts and skills in Uganda.
"God has truly been using these to build confidence, collegiality and faith, and to transform communities across Uganda.
"And if you are the praying type, please pray that my physical condition will not fall short of my spiritual ambition."
- Details for July 16 are at bristol.anglican.org/2014/get-on-your-bike. Sponsor Dr Rayfield at uk.virginmoneygiving.com/LeeRayfield
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