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Reaching the peak
Strong earnings growth, excellent results by domestic companies lifted the Sensex
NSE S&P CNX Nifty gained 0.80 per cent to close at 3769.10
Sensex: The seven-month odyssey
Mumbai , Oct. 30
The BSE-Sensex steered past the 13,000 psychological mark on Monday. Fresh inflow of funds from new global markets like Australia coupled with strong earnings growth reported by domestic companies lifted the Sensex above 13,000 to close at an yet another all-time high of 13,024.26.
Sensex gained 117.45 points or 0.91 per cent on positive investor momentum. Sensex has gained 38.5 per cent beginning January 2006.
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"India is now witnessing fresh inflow of funds from new markets like Australia, Europe, etc. This has led to the buoyancy," said Ms Shahina Mukadam, Head of Research, IDBI Capital Market Services Ltd. FIIs poured in Rs 915.82 crore, as net buyers on Monday lighting up the Sensex rally as per the provisional figures on the NSE.
"Most developed countries like the US and Japan have reached maturity while the India `growth' story is still intact. Also, new money from hedge funds and foreign investors has pushed the market peak to a newer level," said Mr Manish Kanchan, CEO, Ambit Capital.
According to market men, the rally has confirmed the country's position as a strong economy. "India's relative standing among emerging markets has been reaffirmed. Other emerging markets like Brazil and Russia are largely dependent on commodities or the US factor. Whereas, India has been backed by strong domestic growth and continues to remain so irrespective of commodities or US economic slowdown," said Mr S. Mukherjee, MD and CEO, ICICI Securities.
NSE S&P CNX Nifty gained 0.80 per cent to close at 3769.10.
Markets have not seen a broad based rally. There has been participation from only the frontline stocks while mid-cap and small-cap stocks have been lagging. BSE Mid-cap Index gained, ending marginally higher at 26.36 points to close at 5,422.63 points while BSE Small Cap index lost 36.58 points to close at 6,483.80 points. Going forward, most dealers now expect these stocks to post gains.
Rupee gains
Stocks of 1,133 companies gained while 1,406 companies declined. In tandem, the rupee gained against the dollar at Rs 44.97/98.
Dealers contend that the current rally is sustainable. However, a slight correction from these levels is inevitable. "Sensex can gain another 1,000 points by March 2007 amid continued volatility. Though the Sensex valuations of around 20 times look expensive, by year end, markets will discount the FY2008 numbers," said Ms Mukadam. Valuation concerns have receded as compared to the May 2006 period, when the markets were factoring in FY 2007 numbers, said Mr Lalit Thakkar, Director of Research, Angel Broking.
"Going forward, most investors who were left out will now invest. Also, we expect a strong pre-budget rally. India's price earnings ratio of 20 times will also be justified based on its earnings growth and return on equity. The secular trend for markets should continue for another 2-3 years if the current factors hold, " said Mr Kanchan.
Banking and construction stocks gained the most with BSE Bankex being the biggest gainer among sectoral indices, up 1.86 per cent at 6,517.85 points. ICICI Bank Ltd led the gainers, up 3.63 per cent at Rs 785.45. Volumes were decent on the BSE with a turnover of Rs 3,715.86 crore.
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The Pacers are hot, the Celtics are cold, and the game tonight is important. I know its only a regular season game, just one of 82. But when you're sliding, and the bottom is falling out, you need a ROCK to stop the fall. Three future HOF players on the Celtic starting five each have to be a ROCK. One young point guard, at the top of his game in November, and now in March universally criticized while playing the worst ball of his life, has to be a ROCK. The new players and roll players collectively have to be a ROCK.
Boston fans are among the best fans in all of sports. And tonight, the real Celtic fans at the garden have to be in their seats early, emitting a low ominous, building wall of sound. Those fans have to rise up and carry the team, make them better, and let them know we believe. Get into the game early, the Celtics need their real fans to be a ROCK.
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The Panthers have far more needs than they have draft picks, and all their needs can't be filled with the draft, so they have to prioritze their draft. I'll use 3 levels of need.
1. Priority Needs - These 3 "must haves" are RG, NT, and S.
2. Secondary Needs - A pass rushing UT, OT, and a backup receiving TE.
3. Want's (needed, but not enough picks) - WR, OLB, DE, a 2nd S, CB, K, P, and backup OG.
With only 5 draft picks, one of their secondary needs will have to go unfilled, unless they can trade to get an extra pick, and that's probably the bacup receiving TE. More good backup receiving TE's are likely to go undrafted than good pass rushing UT's or OT's. In fact, the Panthers signing of quality UDFA's will be critical for their rookie class success.
Now let's get to the draft:
The Panthers 1st and 2nd round picks, and probably their 4th round pick as well will be devoted to their "Priority Needs". The way I see things, only 3 OG's are surefire quality rookie starters, while some of the rest might be rookie starters as well, they won't be quality starters. Two of these OG's, Cooper and Warmack may even be gone before the Panthers make their first pick at 14. So, that leaves the Panthers puting all their egga in Larry Warford's basket, in hopes he falls to their #44 pick, if they pass over the top 2 OG's at #14, or they are gone by then. While some have Warford falling as far as the early 3rd round, I believe it's more likely that he will go before the Panthers 44th pick (see, I don't have anything against slow players, just the ones who are overrated or can't play, Warford ran an "official" Combine 5.58-40).
The NT's are deeper, but most have at least one questionable issue. The only NT worthy of the 14th pick is Star Lotulelei, but he's not perfect. He's clearly the best NT, but he lost around 10 pounds for his Pro Day (probably so he could run faster), only to run 5.31 and 5.36-40's, with a 1.89-10, not bad for a player in the 330's, but weighed only 311 pounds. So do you just hope that was because his heart scare kept him from working hard for his Pro Day, or move on to another NT? The latest word on the next NT, Sylvester Williams is that he will go to the Cowboys at #18. Williams isn't a great run stopper, but he has a pass rush, and great speed for a NT (an "official" 5.03-40, "unofficially" a 4.93-40, with a 1.72-10). The Panthers could trade back with the Rams (they like Varccaro and Hopkins) at 16, draft Williams, and gain a 3rd or 4th round pick (they could use it to trade up in the 2nd round to be sure they get Warford, or keep it). If not, then they will probably have to reach for a NT (Jesse Williams, Brandon Williams, John Jenkins, etc.) in the 2nd round, unless they have added a 3rd round pick.
The S class is the deepest of the 3 "Priority Needs", with the quality extending through the 5th round, with the later S's having better speed than the top 2 or 3 S's. So, I lean toward selecting a S in the 4th or 5th round.
Now onto the "Secondary Needs":
The Panthers to develop a pass rushing UT behind Dwan Edwards over the next 2 seasons, but they also need to draft a good OT, because next year Gross will be a URFA, and the other starting OT Bell will be a RFA. Which position to pick in the 5th and 6th rounds largely depends upon how far they think OT Chris Faulk will fall, nfldraftscout/cbssports have dropped his ranking to #257. DT Nick Williams (6'4 1/2", 309, 34 1/8" arms, 10 1/4" hands, an "official" Combine 4.94-40, "unofficially" a 4.84-40,with a 1.65-10) is raw, and from a small school, so will need to learn behind Edwards, but he had 8 sacks in 2012
The Dream Needs Meets BPA Mock Draft (including a fallback option, if the first choice is gone):
14th pick - NT Star Lotulelei (NT Sylvester Williams, perhaps trading back to 16-25)
44th pick - RG Larry Warford (OT Terron Armstead, RT in 2013, starting LT in 2014)
108th pick - S Earl Wolff (SS Shamarko Thomas, or S Duke Williams)
148th pick - DT Nick Williams (DT Akeem Spence)
182nd pick - OT Chris Faulk (OG Edmund Kugbila)
I really wish I had 1 more pick (6th or 7th round), so I could include OLB Eric Martin (6'0 3/4", 237, 32 3/4" arms, 9 7/8" hands, a 4.53-40, with a 1.61-10, with WR like 6.63 3-cone drill, and a 3.97-20 yard shuttle). He's a DE conversion, who had 17 TFL's and 8.5 sacks for Nebraska in 2012, so he could likely also be used as a undersized situational pass rusher as a rookie.
This draft doesn't come close to filling all the Panthers needs, so the rest of their draft needs will have to be filled with UDFA's. The Panthers have the salary cap room ($5.8 million) to hand out good signing bonuses ($20K to $25K), and they shouldn't be shy about offering these big signing bonuses to get the top UDFA talent.
My Prefered UDFA Signings (NFLDraftScout/CBSSports rankings):
Secondary Need, a backup receiving TE (Need 1):
(#284) Lucus Reed (6'6", 247, 35 1/4" arms, 10 1/2" hands) at his Pro Day ran a 4.65-40, with a 1.61-10, 27 bench reps, a 37" vertical, a 10'2" broad jump, a 6.97 3-cone drill, and a 4.08-20 yard shuttle. His problem is that his catches declined from a career high in 2010, to 22 in 2011, and 5 in 2012. He's also the brother of Texans OLB Brooks Reed, so they will probably have to buy him out of his desire to play with his brother.
(#321) Luke Wilson (6'5 3/8", 251, 32 1/4" arms, 9 1/2" hands) had a great Pro Day, running a 4.46-40, with a 1.53-10, 23 bench reps, 38" vertical, 10'2" broad jump, a 7.04 3-cone drill, and a 4.28-20 yard shuttle. His problem is sort of like Reed's, he was stuck behind likely 2nd or 3rd round pick Vance McDonals, and as a result had only 9 catches in 2012, but he had 33 catches in 2010, and 29 in 2011.
Panthers "Want's":
WR's (need McGuffie, Reed, & maybe Goard):
(#393) Sam McGuffie (5'10 1/4", 201, 28 7/8" arms, 9 3/8" hands) of Rice had a fantastic Pro Day, running a 4.36-40, with a 1,45-10, 26 bench reps, 40.5" vertical, 11'2" broad jump, a 6.57 3-cone drill, and a 3.93-20 yard shuttle. Except for being 2/100ths of a second slower in the 40, all his workout numbers were much better than Tavon Austin's, and he's 27 pounds heavier. He has the size to be that Sproles like RB that Austin doesn't, or a starting WR (54 catches in 2012), having both rushed for over 1,000 yards, and caught passes for over 1,000 yards, in his 2 seasons at Rice.
(#249) Kyler Reed (6'2 1/8", 225, 31 1/8" arms, 10 1/4" hands) played TE for Nebraska, but in the NFL he looks like a big WR, FB, H-Back, or "Flex" TE, because he would need another 25 pounds to play TE. Reed also had a great Pro Day, running a 4.43-40, with a 1.52-40, 19 bench reps, 41" vertical, 10'7" broad jump, 6.62 3-cone drill, and a 4.00-20 yard shuttle, these last 2 numbers would have ranked 2nd among all WR's. He has very good hands, but only had 25 catches in 2012. CBSSports/NFLDraftScout currently ranks him at #249, so he may not make it out of the draft.
I also liked Charles Johnson, but he's moved up into draft range (#230) in the last week (checkout Derek's post from yesterday). The Panthers have had Tyrone Goard (6'3 3/4", 205, 34" arms, but small 8 3/4" hands, an "official" Combine 4.50, "unofficially" a 4.44-40, with a 1.49-10) in for a visit, and is likely to be a UDFA (#324).
DE (Need Foster and 1 more):
(#381) DT/DE Glenn Foster (6'3 5/8", 286) had a great Pro Day, running a 4.78-40, with a 1.62-10, 29 bench reps, 39.5" vertical, 10'9" broad jump, 7.09 3-cone drill, and a 4.45-20 yard shuttle, as the Panthers watched. His 2012 production (31 tackles, 5.5 TFL's, and 2.5 sacks) didn't live up to his workout numbers, so he's still learning.
(#328) DE/OLB Troy Davis (6'1 3/4", 251, 4.65-40, 1.58-10)
(#733)DE Kentrall Harris (6'3 3/4", 263, 34 1/2" arms, 9 1/2" hands, 4.63-40, 1.68-10) #.
OG (Need 1):
(#272) Edmund Kugbila (6'4 3/8", 319, 34 7/8" arms, 10 1/4" hands,5.13-40, with a 1.75-10) of Valdosta St. The Panthers attended his Pro Day.
(#247) OT LaAdrian Waddle (6'6", 321, 36" arms, 11 1/8" hands, 5.37-40, 1.81-10), most experts don't think he's quick enough to play OT in the NFL, but I think those long arms, and huge hands could make him a good OG.
OLB (Need 1, maybe 2:
(#460) Jeremah Green (6'1 1/8", 245) of Nevada, ran a Pro Day 4.49-40, with a 1.55-10, 39.5" vertical, 10'1" broad jump, 6.91 3-cone drill, and a 4.28-20 yard shuttle.
(#288) Brandon Hepburn (6'2 1/2", 240, 32 1/2" arms) ran a Pro Day 4.54-40, 1.63-10, 36" vertical, 10'4" broad jump) has visited the Panthers.
CB (Need 1, maybe 2 for camp):(#228) Demetrius McCray (6'0 3/8", 187, 33 7/8" arms) of App St., ran a Pro Day 4.47-40, a 40.5" vertical, 11'0" broad jump. and a 4.21-20 yard shuttle, with Combine numbers of a 1.50-10, and a 7.17 3-cone drill.
(#356) Marcus Cooper (6'2", 190, 32 3/4" arms, 9 1/4" hands, 4.46-40, 39" vertical, 10'9" broad jump)
(#364) Sheldon Price (6'2", 189, 4.42-40, 39" vertical, 10'6" broad jump)
(#524) C. J. Wilson (5'11". 195) of NC St., ran a Pro Day 4.34-40, 17 bench reps, 37" vertical. 10'6" broad jump, 6.90 3-cone drill, and a 4.19-20 yard shuttle) of NC St.
S (Need 1):
(#275) SS Cooper Tayler (6'4 3/4", 228, 4.49-40, 1.60-10, 23 bench reps, 36.5" vertical, 10'7" broad jump, 6.96 3-cone drill, 4.29-20 yard shuttle) may be too tall for a DB, so I think he would be a great OLB conversion, being a combo OLB/SS.
FS Ray Polk (6'0 3/4", 219) of Coloardo ran a Pro Day 4.40-40, 19 bench reps, 39" vertical, and a 10'6" broad jump.
P and K (1 of each):
P/K - (#211) Quinn Sharp (50 of 59 FG's and 46.3 over his last 3 years)
P/K - (#256) Brett Maher (20 of 27 FG's and a 42 yard average)
P - (#259) Brad Wing, 45 yard average in 2012
K - (#329) Josh Brown (I think he's changed his last name to Rivera), 17 of 18 in 2012
An Extra Camp QB arm (Need 1):
(#276) Sean Renfree (6'3 1/8", 219, 32" arm, and 9" hands)
(#468) Robert Marve (6'1 1/8", 211, 31 1/2" arms, and 9 7/8" hands)


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Meadville Bulldogs
Coach: Mark McElhinny (16th season overall, 1st at Meadville, 208-163)
2012-13 overall record: 16-7
2012-13 region record: 11-5 (tied for second)
2012-13 playoff results: Lost to Strong Vincent 73-41 in the District 10 Class AAA quarterfinals.
Top players lost: Zak Price, Trevor Clune, Donte Hollingsworth, Malik Anderson, Phil Mottillo
Top returning players: Jake Gregor, Faizon McClure, Jason Clune
Assistant coaches: Mike Pero, Chuck Jones
Outlook: Meadville will be under new direction this season as Mark McElhinny takes over for Norm Price, who retired. McElhinny has plenty of experience after coaching for 13 years at Maplewood and two at Conneaut Valley. He brings a new approach to Meadville, which lost most of its scoring to graduation. Zak Price, Trevor Clune, Donte Hollingsworth, Malik Anderson and Phil Mottillo all graduated in the spring. Price and Clune were voted to the all-region second team as seniors. Price was a big-time 3-point shooter and paced Meadville with 17.8 points per game, while Clune scored 15.7 ppg and Hollingsworth had 13.2 ppg. The Bulldogs will be young and inexperienced but have an up and comer to turn to in Jason Clune. He head a breakout freshman season with 9.2 points per game, while senior Jake Gregor and junior Faizon McClure are back as well. Meadville could also receive contributions from Shaquan Lindsey, Nathan Martin, Jacob Jageman, Derek Niemann, Ryan Harkness, Alex Parker, Alex Brown, Anthoni Boitnott, Roman Pero, Cottrell McDonald and Armoni Foster. The Bulldogs have some work to do in building chemistry and learning a new system. Meadville has traditionally remained competitive no matter which players graduate, meaning the Bulldogs could be a tough team to beat in the second half of the season.
6 Meadville tournament
7 Meadville tournament
10 McDowell 7:30
13 at Sharon* 7:30
17 Hickory* 7:30
20 at Slippery Rock* 7:30
27 Meadville tournament
28 Meadville tournament
2 George Junior* 7:30
4 at Farrell* 7:30
7 at Franklin* 7:30
14 at Grove City* 7:30
17 Oil City* 7:30
21 Sharon* 7:30
24 at Hickory* 7:30
28 Slippery Rock* 7:30
31 at George Junior* 7:30
4 Farrell* 7:30
6 Franklin* 7:30
8 at Central Tech 7:30
11 Grove City* 7:30
14 at Oil City* 7:30
*Region 5 games
Coach: Casey O'Shea (2nd season, 5-17)
2012-13 overall record: 5-17
2012-13 region record: 3-9 (tied for fifth)
2012-13 playoff results: Did not qualify for the District 10 Class AAA playoffs.
Top players lost: Shauntia Vactor-Pope, Katie DeWalt, Franki Mullen
Top returning players: Cadi McCoy, Alex Smith, Carley Glatch, Kiashiah Newsome, Tomera Schweter
Assistant coaches: Chuck walker, Tony Boca
Outlook: Meadville went through some growing pains last season under new head coach Casey O'Shea, formerly Casey Heller. The Bulldogs won five games but had only a few seniors in the lineup. Meadville will have to replace the graduated trio of Shauntia Vactor-Pope, Katie DeWalt and Franki Mullen. Vactor-Pope scored 11.3 points per game, while McCoy averaged 9.4 ppg. DeWalt added 4.5 points per game as the three leave big holes for the Bulldogs to fill this winter. Meadville returns Cadi McCoy, Alex Smith, Carley Glatch, Kiashiah Newsome and Tomera Schweter. Newsome had a breakout freshman season with 7.7 points per game last winter and could be counted on as a leader for a young team this season. McCoy and Glatch are returning starters for the Bulldogs, while the other three starting positions will be determined in camp. Meadville is in a brutal region with powerhouses like Franklin, Hickory and Slippery Rock. The Bulldogs are young but could keep developing as the season goes on. If Meadville keeps buying into O'Shea's system, they might surprise a few teams this year and built toward the future.
6 Meadville tournament
7 Meadville tournament
10 at Villa Maria 7:30
14 Sharpsville 2:30
20 at Grove City* 7:30
27 Saegertown tournament
28 Saegertown tournament
3 at Titusville* 7:30
8 Conneaut 7:30
10 Slippery Rock* 7:30
13 at Hickory* 7:30
16 at Franklin* 7:30
18 Central Tech 2:30
20 Oil City* 7:30
23 Grove City* 7:30
25 Strong Vincent 2:30
27 Titusville* 7:30
3 at Slippery Rock* 7:30
5 at Conneaut 7:30
7 Hickory* 7:30
10 Franklin* 7:30
13 at Oil City* 7:30
*Region 5 games
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1UP, Plagiarizing, and Other Bits of Joy 106
from the well-not-really dept.
1UP, Plagiarizing, and Other Bits of Joy
Where are said "Other Bits of Joy"? All I found was a DoA guide which looked a lot like forum material at DoACentral and then I subsequently found two forums full of flame posts and colorful language. None of which was joyful in the least.
I did enjoy Hsu's blog [1up.com] which was discussed but not linked in the article.
I've reread the different pieces, and while I
Indeed, or if that's not feasible for some reason, at least cite the username and the website you got it from. If that's not feasible, then cite "an unknown author" or something. You definitely do not take the credit for yourself!
People are amazing.
No, copyright doesn't apply down to every last fractional bit. If it did, then "for(int i=0;i Basically, it comes down to this:
copyright violation - making exact or near-exact copies of original work
plagiarism - copying whole concepts, ideas, or designs and passing them off as your own work after minimal "personalization"
Yes, and doesn't that source automatically fall under copyright owned by the author of that piece of information?
No, copyright doesn't apply down to every last fractional bit. If it did, then "for(int i=0;i!=10;i++)" would be controlled by the first person to write it, which is absurd. No, just like other written works, plagiarism can apply far below the point of copyright violation. If you write a story about sentient robots built by "U.S.A. Robots"
Theft. If you don't cite something, you're claiming you wrote it. And if you cite something poorly, you're still implying that you wrote it, even if you make a half-assed attempt to claim otherwise.
You know what professors call "poorly cited" research? Theft.
..and do you know what I call those who call it that? Fucking Morons
But that's not cut-and-paste, that's perfectly legitimate reprinting of an attributed source.
The parent article would be a non-issue if somebody had added a single line: "Information gathered in part from http://whatever.com/ [whatever.com] main contributers so-and-so, such-and-such, and whats-his-face."
I'll take "Song By The Indigo Girls" for $200 please, Alex.Melissa Etheridge's 'Closer to Fine' guitar tab for instance.
Are you sure the site in question is maintained by that user? People don't necessarily put their own sites to the URL field, they sometimes put Some Other Funny Crap there. You must be new here. =)
The copypastejob, if any, seems fairly typical, though.
I'm sure there's someone I should cite for that quote, but I can't remember who.
As is often the case with guides like this, the strategy guide itself displays the authors' phenomenal understanding of the game and fighting games in general.
Quoth the guide:
The system allows you to hit your opponent out of their combo string by executing a well-timed attack that goes under or over their blows.
This statement (and some other statements about "combo strings") is unclear and stupid. A "combo" in fighting games is, by definition, a series of attacks which cannot be interrupted or es
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After getting the third pet I needed in AQ today, I headed into BWL to try and get the last two remaining for Raiding with Leashes. It was pretty uneventful going in on our Hunter and Druid but boy was it a different story on our Mage and Lock. First off, we weren't attuned for BWL so we fixed that quick smart. Turns out we'd never cleared UBRS either.
Once we headed into BWL, I wasn't expecting this…
Cool carked it about a second after he rezed me, luckily he soulstoned himself before the fight.
On Broodlord our pets kept doing silly stuff. At one stage Cool couldn't find his minion but then realised that he was still fighting whelps on the first level while we were upstairs. After we started on the boss, Cool was getting ping-ponged across the floor when my elemental was glitched on the wall so his health reset. Once I had resummoned him, it took about a minute before Cool asked where the boss was. LOL! It seems his demon was bounced onto the level below and guess who followed suit?
But that was shortly forgotten when I saw this…
Really? Ringo, you've got some explainin' to do.
Out of all the times I went to BWL on Cymre to try and get Ringo's Blizzard Boots and they drop not once but twice off the same group of mobs…
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LOL! Better late than never I guess, Ringo was trying to make up for all those other times I guess.
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(Baghdad, Iraq-AP) -- The commander of American forces in the city of Fallujah, where U.S. soldiers faced dozens of attacks in May and June, says anti-American violence has come to a virtual halt there.
Major General Buford C. Blount III, is commander of the 3rd Infantry Division, based at Fort Stewart, Georgia. He told reporters at his Baghdad headquarters that the drop in attacks has enabled him to reduce troops in Fallujah by 50 percent.
He did not give out exact troop levels, but said the number of 24-hour guard posts in the city has dropped from 300 to 150. He also has withdrawn half the soldiers in the city's police headquarters.
Third Infantry soldiers moved into Fallujah in early June, after units from the 82nd Airborne, followed by the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, faced a series of attacks. Blount says the number of attacks on his soldiers there has fallen from 20-25 a week about two months ago to zero this week.
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Maranatha carried a 19-17 lead in the fourth set, only to see it vanish after a Muskie comeback for the 25-21 win. Junior outside hitter Torey DeLozier (Watertown, Wis.) finished with another double-double (19 kills and 15 digs) while contributing two block assists.
Sophomore Laci Peterson (Chillicothe, Ill.) followed up with 14 kills and three block assists, while freshman setter Emily Thompson (Watertown, Wis.) compiled 18 assists. Junior libero Hallie Nelson (Rockford, Ill.) tallied 13 digs on the defensive end.
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Frank Stronach announced Wednesday that all Stronach-owned racetracks will have an in-house "strictly regulated pharmacy" and will prohibit "anyone from having any medications in their possession unless those medications have been properly prescribed for a therapeutic treatment program." In addition, there will be automatic drug testing for all horses who ship in to race.www.thetdn.com
It's Wednesday. Time for thoughts. Or something like that.
A review of the debut episode of Horseplayers on the Esquire Network.
In the sport of horse racing, short-term and long-term goals don't have to be at odds with one another. We can focus on both.
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Brian Benjamin's name didn't appear on the roster that was available for Tuesday's first-ever match between Neuqua Valley and Metea Valley.
But with time running down and the two new rivals stuck in a scoreless tie, the Wildcat junior made sure that his presence would be noticed.
With 10:54 remaining, Benjamin found the lower corner of the net to break the ice in the Upstate Eight Conference Valley Division match.
The Wildcats added two more scores after that to capture a misleading 3-0 victory over the Mustangs in a District 204 clash in Naperville.
Two other familiar Neuqua players, Will Butler and Jacob Brindle, contributed the other two goals on headers shortly after Benjamin's score.
Thanks to the strong finish, the Wildcats (6-2-1, 2-0) were able to overcome a fine defensive effort by the first-year Mustangs (3-6, 0-2).
Throughout much of the match, Metea keeper Derek Carothers and defenders like Blake and Brett Erwin and Daniel Shea slowed down Neuqua's dangerous attack.
While that group kept Patrick Doody, Butler, Brindle and company off of the scoreboard, their cohesion was affected when Brett Erwin exited with an injury.
That helped to set the table for the late-match drama from Benjamin, who started the season on the junior-varsity squad, to collect his first varsity goal.
After Neuqua scored the initial goal, Metea seemed to get a bit demoralized, which allowed coach Tony Kees's team to convert two more times in quick order.
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Although the Wildcats had plenty of good scoring chances in both halves, their play seemed to go up a notch during the final 40 minutes of play.
Kees credited Metea for its good defensive effort, which wound up forcing his squad to execute better in order to be try to put things together.
That started to happen more as the second half progressed but Carothers and his defenders did their best to continue to frustrate the Wildcats.
But when all was said and done, Neuqua had posted its sixth shutout of the season while Metea had been blanked for the fourth time this year.
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Sammy Al-Qady got things started off for the hosts in the opening minutes of second half when he fired a line drive off of the post.
A short time later, Doody was denied on a short attempt and a few minutes after that, Connor Domek sent a floated that Carothers hauled in.
Metea had a chance about midway through the half when Joel Schmidt tried to get off a shot but it was halted by keeper Hunter Hollingshead.
With just under 16 minutes left, Doody sent a corner to Benjamin, whose short try was deflected, which set up another line drive from Doody.
Things finally clicked for the Wildcats with 10:54 left when Benjamin came up with a loose ball and spun around to get off the winning shot.
Shortly after grounding a shot to Carothers, Butler headed in an attempt that was set up by a pass from Al-Qady with 8:33 remaining.
Three minutes after that, Butler sent a perfect cross to Brindle, who put his head on the ball just right to place a shot inside of the net.
The Mustangs had one final chance with less than 30 seconds left but Zachary Bavol's free kick from just beyond the top of the box was high.
While proud of his team's defensive effort for 69 minutes, Mustangs coach Josh Robinson didn't like how his squad reacted to falling behind.
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Things were similar in the first half, beginning with Doody getting stopped on a corner, a short shot and a liner shortly before the midpoint.
Metea threatened with less than 10 minutes remaining before the break but a free kick by Bavol and a long shot from Schmidt were both wide.
Toward the end of the half, Brindle had a shot deflected by defenders and then sent a header toward Carothers shortly before the whistle blew.
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Sponsored by the Old Dominion University Libraries and the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, the exhibit will focus on particular colleges over the next few months. Publications from the College of Arts and Letters, College of Business and Public Administration, university administrators and the Office of University Planning and Institutional Research will be displayed in the library lobby April 4-23. Works from the College of Sciences and the College of Engineering and Technology will be displayed May 1-24, while publications from the College of Health Sciences and the Darden College of Education will be displayed June 1-24.
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Just a heads up in case you forgot, tomorrow is April Fools Day. Not only should be planning the perfect prank to execute on your clueless friends and family members, but you should also have your defenses up in case any no good swine has their sights set on you.
We can't really help you with the second half of those preparations. Defense is a responsibility we all share. But if you're stuck for good prank ideas for when the ball is in your court, we've got you covered.
Here are ten great April Fools Day pranks caught on video…
The Spaghetti Harvest
Okay, we'll readily admit, you probably don't have the necessary resources to pull this one off. But it's still worth sharing. In one of the greatest pranks of all-time, a British television news program ran an April Fools Day story about record spaghetti harvests in Italy. Like, actual trees that spaghetti grow on.
The station was quickly inundated with calls from dunderheaded viewers asking how they could grow their own spaghetti tree. It's no "War of the Worlds," but it's damn close.
Pete Carroll Dishes Out the Punishment
Pete Carroll convincing a defensive lineman that he's about to be arrested for abusing a freshman is funny, but his best joke is still the one he tells about how those NCAA violations had nothing to do with his decision to leave USC for the NFL.
Stop Talking!
A word of advice to any teachers out there who may consider trying this one, make sure the student involved is actually in on the prank. Unless you're looking to be fired, which we would totally understand depending on what school you're teaching at.
800 Cups of Water
How fucking unemployed do you have to be in order to have time to do this? Some loving son places 800 cups of water outside his father's bedroom door, and that's just the beginning. He also plasters his SUV with Post-It notes and fills the vehicle with balloons. Someone doesn't want daddy to get to work on time!
Also, why does dude wake up wearing a hat?
Colin Cowherd Probably Deserved It
Our only complaint with this prank is that Brock Lesnar doesn't actually punch Colin Cowherd in the face. If you've ever heard the man's radio show, you understand.
Math Shadows
There are two kinds of dorks in the world. On the one hand, you have those obnoxious dorks who are just so flamboyant in their nerdiness that you want to punch them in the stomach and give them a swirlie. And then there's this guy, who's more the kind of dork you'd want to coax into smoking a joint just so you could hear him talk about math for four hours. We don't want to punch this guy, we want to be his best friend.
Mean Bunny
We admire this prank not only for the high production values displayed in the video, but also for the sheer amount of planning that went into pulling it off. And that bunny IS scary as shit.
Douchebag Roommate
This video is precisely why we'll never have a roommate ever again. Happy April Fools Day! Enjoy your concussion!
The Keys Aren't Working
This prank is funny, but truth be told, anyone who gets in the way of our swift exit from the office at precisely 4:58pm each day is subject to an unbridled bout of workplace violence. There are just some things you don't mess with. A person escaping their soul crushing cubicle is one of them.
It's nice to hear someone getting so much shit for being thin for once, though. Even if the abundance of mouth breathing overheard in the audio makes it pretty clear that the person who masterminded this prank is mostly likely just disappointed in themselves for finally cracking the 400 pound mark.
You're Going Back to Prison!
Oh, the irony! Rapper TI plays a prank on one of his artists who just got home from jail by staging an arrest to make the poor kid think he's going right back to jail. Karma is a bitch, TI!


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First time out with the Luna I carried 55 lbs for four days. Not only was I cool (thanks to space between back and pack) and comfortable, I was very happy with all the features of this lovely piece of engineering. Good fit, smart design, easy to pack and seems well-made and durable. A bit heavier than other packs, but well worth it for the extra comfort it provided. I had never used a hydration bag/hose before (I'm a slow adapter) -- I had 3 litres of cold water siphoning into my sweating body. Sweeeet!
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Osprey designed the Women's Luna 85 backpack with a custom-molded BioForm hipbelt and women-specific harness to balance huge loads on multi-day trips into the backcountry. Osprey knows comfort is paramount so they created this large capacity pack in three women's sizes for optimal fit. The Luna 85's ReCurve suspension is specifically designed to accommodate the relatively shorter torsos, narrower shoulders, and tighter curves of the feminine form. You can also custom heat-mold the Luna's BioForm CM hip-belt at a local Osprey dealer for the ultimate comfort-making pressure points and dead zones a thing of the past. You stay organized on the trail with a convertible top pocket/fanny pack, removable hydration sleeve, separate sleeping bag compartment, and a quick-access side zipper. The Women's Luna 85 is a durable expedition size pack that is ideal for extended backpacking trips or multi-day mountaineering adventures.
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On Sale. Free Shipping. Osprey Women's Luna 85 Pack (Fall 2007) Designed to balance a very large load on a smaller torso, the Luna 85 by Osprey offers outstanding carry and comfort with women's torso sizing, harnessing and hipbelt cant.The Luna packs come in extra small torso lengths, comfortably fitting petite frames. BioForm harnesses and hipbelts are sized from women's extra small to women's large, providing a number of customization options. Specs: Weight: 6 lb 13 oz / 3.09 kg Capacity: 5100 cu. in. / 85 L Features: D-rings for easy Side Order attachment Vertical panel zip access Convertible top pocket/lumbar pack Fabric side pocket with water bottle noose on left Stretch woven front pocket with water resistant zippered slash pocket Wide mouth sleeping bag compartment with stretch panel cover Internal compression strap secures load and enhances head room Dual access stretch woven side pocket on right Ski straps and stretch fabric side pockets for poles
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Description of Osprey Luna 85 - Women'sDesigned to balance a very large load on a smaller torso, the Luna 85 is outfitted for big trips. The excellent organization exhibited in all ReCurve packs continues into the largest of our female specific packs while superb adjustability and carrying comfort helps you haul everything anywhere.Features:Equipped with new BioForm CM hipbelt Mesh/zippered front pocket New single compartment top pocket with lash points Easy access sleeping bag compartment 7075 aluminum ReCurve rods Zippered side access
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Designed to balance a very large load on a smaller torso, the Osprey Luna 85 is outfitted for big trips. The excellent organization exhibited in all ReCurve packs continues into the largest of our female specific packs while superb adjustability and carrying comfort helps you haul everything anywhere. Osprey Luna 85 Features: Equipped with BioForm CM™ hipbeltMesh/zippered front pocketSingle compartment top pocket with lash pointsEasy access sleeping bag compartment7075 aluminum ReCurve rodsZippered side access Available In: Jade Eggplant Osprey Luna 85 Specifications Pack Size Weight Capacity XS 6lb. 5oz. 4700 cu.in. S 6lb. 9oz. 4900 cu.in. M 6lb. 13oz. 5100 cu.in.
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Skin Care Network draws on the resources of the largest skin cancer treatment provider in London. Our Consultant Dermatologists, Consultant Surgeons and Oncologists specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer. We take our duty so seriously that we have formed The North London Private Patients Skin Cancer Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) to ensure that our skin cancer service follows best practice.
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AA-210 based at Chico (CIC) and flown by airshow performer Patty Wagstaff along with an air tactical group supervisor who acts as an air controller, in the backseat, sitting on the ramp at Stead a... (more)
Bieber Helitack H-202 just out of the dip and heading back to the "Cheney Fire" just outside Susanville.
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AA-240 (Air Attack), based at Redding (RDD) during fire season with AA-505, based at MCC sitting idle awaiting the start of fire season.
"Tanker 94" turning into the hot load ramp to be filled with retardant and then head back to help fight the "McDonald" fire to the Northeast of Susanville,CA.
Tanker 80, based at Hollister and Tanker 94(N442DF), based at Redding sitting idle on the CAL FIRE aviation base awaiting the start of fire season.
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Neighborhood: Gaithersburg
Cuisines: South American
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Open Tuesday through Saturday 11 AM to 8 PM; Sunday 11 AM to 6 PM; Closed Mondays.
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Price Range: Inexpensive
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Not Needed
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Beef empanadas; arepas with beef, cheese, fried eggs, or red beans and rice; bandeja tipica (a plate of rice, red beans, fried egg, plantains, minced beef, and sausages); bandeja paisa (chorizo, skirt steak, cracklings, beans and rice, and plantains); Col
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Special Features: Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly, Outdoor Seating, Good for Groups, Breakfast
Scene: Outdoor Seating
Why go: Few area restaurants are devoted solely to Colombian cuisine, and this bright family-run cafe—Mom and Dad cook, their daughter and her cousin take orders at the counter—is a friendly spot to try classic dishes.
What to get: Deep-fried empanadas filled with mildly spiced meat and potato and served with a fiery green salsa; arepas, crisp corn cakes filled with seasoned beef, cheese, fried eggs, or red beans and rice; bandeja tipica, a pileup of rice, red beans, fried egg, plantains, sausages, avocado, minced beef, and a mini-arepa; hot cocoa of melted Colombian chocolate with a rectangle of mild white Colombian cheese bobbing on top.
Best for: Lunch or early dinner—the place closes at 8:30.
Insider tip: Besides the usual tres leches cake and rice pudding, there are Colombian desserts such as traditional black cake filled with wine-soaked figs and prunes as well as figs in syrup with Colombian cheese.
Open daily for lunch and dinner.
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NBB presented 14 of its staff members with special awards in recognition for their long and continuous service. These members have been with the Bank for at least 10 years, while some have been serving the Bank for over 35 years.
Long service award recipients received merit certificates and awards from the Bank's Chief Executive Officer and Director, Mr. Abdul Razak Abdulla Hassan Al Qassim, at a ceremony held in the Bank's Head Quarter.
In his address, Mr. Al Qassim lauded NBB's performance for the year 2011 and thanked the staff on behalf of the Board of Directors for their role in achieving this success. Mr. Al Qassim said that he was proud of their achievements and thanked the long service awardees for their diligence, dedication and performance during their years of service.
He said that the Bank's future strategy would depend primarily on enhancing the focus on customers and their needs. He emphasized the importance of customer care in this highly competitive banking business and urged the staff to make it their top priority at all times. Mr. Al Qassim expressed his appreciation to the staff for all their efforts and their contribution to the progress of the Bank.
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A little-known special group of firefighters and state troopers are cross-training for rescue and recovery, underwater. Every so often, Longview firefighters and state troopers get together for this kind of specialized training.
"We have to periodically get together to train for these special operations-type of events. They are a high risk and low frequency and so the training is very important," says Longview fire fighter and diver Steve Dankers.
At the Big Sandy ALERT academy, members of Longview fire and DPS dive teams are training in an underwater recovery scenario, where they must search and identify everything from submerged cars to planes.
"In this day and age we live today there's a lot of cross training that occurring and we want everybody to be on the same page , and what's happened here is the Longview Fire Department is training for underwater search and recovery," says Michael Gast , the National Academy of police diving president.
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A five-mile section of the Pennsylvania Turnpike will be closed in both directions between the Harrisburg East and Harrisburg West interchanges early Sunday.
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Even before the speech, Clinton won Democrats' hearts
CHARLOTTE, N.C.— After a dozen years since he left office, Bill Clinton, the 42nd President, is still held in a status by the Democratic Party that can only be called hero worship.
Clinton, in fact, would seem to be more popular among Democrats than the current Democratic president, whose name he will place in nomination for a second term Wednesday night. For sure, they respect Barack Obama, but they love Bill Clinton.
"He's the best speaker in the party—bar none!" Washington D.C. City Councilman Jack Evans told Human Events as he exited the convention center Tuesday, "and I can't wait to hear him speak Wednesday!" When we asked if he thought Clinton was a better speaker than Obama, Evans responded, "Obama's outstanding, but Clinton is first."
More than his oratorical prowess, the 66-year-old Clinton is honored in his party for returning it to the White House after twelve years and for presiding over a prolonged period of prosperity in the 1990's. It doesn't matter that the last Democratic president worked closely with Newt Gingrich and other Republicans they loathe to pass "tough love" welfare reform or that he often embraced GOP economics, such helping pass the largest ever cut in the capital gains tax. His 1998 impeachment on charges of perjury and attempting to interfere with an investigation are never mentioned.
Gray Davis, recalled as governor of California in a 2003 effort and a friend and supporter of Clinton's since 1992, discussed with Human Events Clinton's appeal to Democrats and why his speech for Obama is so important.
"For many Americans, Bill Clinton's blessing is the 'Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval' in politics," said Davis, "He's an economic validator. It used to be that Democratic presidential candidates and governors of California, were vulnerable on the economy. But not Bill Clinton. If he says 'America is getting back on track' Wednesday night, that's going to be a big boost for Barack Obama.
Recalling how Clinton campaigned for him in his first race for governor in '98 five days before his testimony in the Monica Lewinsky investigation ("and he acted as though he didn't have a care in the world," Gray noted.) and was at his side in the recall race in '03, Davis voiced hope that Clinton would stump for Obama in key states.
"He understands working Americans and he connects with them. He came from a hard-scrabble background, ate at McDonald's, and never had suits that fit him until he was president. He'll help in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan," Gray said.
Several black Democrats—with whom Clinton had strained relations during wife Hillary's campaign duel with Obama in '08—agreed that the last Democratic president would be a tremendous asset on the campaign trail to the current one. State Sen. Hardie Davis of Augusta, Ga., told us that "Clinton could be one of the best assets to President Obama. When he explains to voters how the path Obama is on is the only one and that he's adding new jobs at a pace unlike the previous administration, they'll believe him."
As for any lingering tensions between Clinton and the black community from the '08 race between his wife and Obama, Davis shook his head vigorously, and said "No, not at all. President Clinton is very popular in the African-American community. And, look, his wife went to work for Obama."
In contrast to Republicans—who gave a hero's welcome to both former Presidents Eisenhower and Reagan at conventions after they left the White House—the idea of a Democratic former president revered at his party's convention is rather alien. Hounded from office in 1968 over the Vietnam War, Lyndon Johnson never appeared at the '72 convention. Harry Truman and Jimmy Carter were very unpopular leaving office and received respectful welcomes at conventions of their post-presidency.
As a former president, Bill Clinton is more in the mold of former Republican presidents—a revered figure whose reputation among the party borders on hero-worship. That is why the White House so desperately wanted him as a main speaker in Charlotte, and why Barack Obama—whatver his feelings about the man—wants him on the stump this fall.


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At turns heartbreaking and wise, tender and wry, Bobcat and Other Stories establishes Rebecca Lee as one of the most powerful and original voices in Canadian literature.
A university student on her summer abroad is offered the unusual task of arranging a friend's marriage. Secret infidelities and one guest's dubious bobcat-related injury propel a Manhattan dinner party to its unexpected conclusion. Students at an elite architecture retreat seek the wisdom of their revered mentor but end up learning more about themselves and one another than about their shared craft.
In these acutely observed and scaldingly honest stories Lee gives us characters who are complex and flawed, cracking open their fragile beliefs and exposing the paradoxes that lie within their romantic and intellectual pursuits. Whether they're in the countryside of the American Midwest, on a dusty prairie road in Saskatchewan, or among the skyscrapers and voluptuous hills of Hong Kong, the terrain is never as difficult to navigate as their own histories and desires.
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t was the terrine that got to me. I felt queasy enough that I had to sit in the living room and narrate to my husband the brutal list of tasks that would result in a terrine: devein, declaw, decimate the sea and other animals, eventually emulsifying them into a paste which could then be riven with whole vegetables. It was like describing to somebody how to paint a Monet, how to turn the beauty of the earth into a blurry, intoxicating swirl, like something seen through the eyes of the dying. Since we were such disorganized hosts, we were doing a recipe from Food and Wine called the Quick-Start Terrine. A terrine rightfully should be made over the course of two or three days—heated, cooled, flagellated, changed over time in the flames of the ever-turning world—but our guests were due to arrive within the hour.
Of the evening's guests I was most worried about the Donner-Nilsons, whom my husband called the Donner-Blitzens. I had invited them about a month ago, before it had begun to dawn on me that one half of the couple—Ray Nilson—was having an affair with a paralegal at work, a paralegal so beautiful it was hard to form any other opinions of her. I suppose Ray felt in her presence something that seemed to him so original that he had to pay attention even if he had a wife and a small baby at home.
My friend Lizbet was also coming, and I had filled her in on the situation, making her promise that she would reveal nothing at the dinner, even with her eyes. "My eyes?" she had said, innocently. Lizbet was so irrepressible that I could imagine her raising her eyebrows very slowly for Ray's wife, darting them suddenly over to...
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Update: CBS says Chima was removed from the competition for violating the rules.
Chima Simone apparently quit Big Brother 11 overnight, following her nomination for eviction by new HOH Michele. While she was calm and quiet after having her own HOH power stripped away on Thursday's eviction episode, she didn't take it well, freaking out in various ways.
Feed watchers report that the feeds went dark around 1:15 a.m. PT, sometime after Chima threw her wireless mic into the jacuzzi, which followed her giving the finger to the cameras and repeatedly blaming producers for her future eviction. The feeds stayed off for 90 minutes, and when they resumed, Chima was gone. Conversation among the houseguests afterwords indicated that she quit rather than being removed from the game; there was also mention of executive producer Allison Grodner being involved. The feeds apparently get cut every time the topic comes up. (Jokers Updates has a good summary, as always. There's also alleged "insider" information on a Twitter account that supposedly details what happens when the feeds were off.)
With a double eviction scheduled for Thursday, it's likely that will just become a regular eviction, although it's unclear how the producers will handle an even-numbered jury (on the live feeds, Russell mentioned letting viewers cast the seventh vote, which the rules permit). Chima's apparent voluntary exit is not the first in the history of the show (In season nine, Neil left the house, apparently voluntarily, although under entirely different circumstances, and of course, others have been removed.
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Two local residents who are part of the St. Joseph's College Choirs will be traveling to Italy and Vatican City in November to perform.
Erich Fischer of Middlebury and Gayle Arend of Wolcottville are among the concert choir and chamber singers who will be traveling to Italy for a series of performances in major venues, including Masses in Florence, Siena, Rome and Pompeii. The highlight of their tour will be a performance at St. Peter's Basilica, the largest Christian church in the world. The choirs will be singing a large share of music independently, plus they will sing with the Resurrection Choir from the St. John Cantius Church in Chicago.
Their performance at St. Peter's is part of the closing weekend celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Cappella Giulia, one of the Basilica's two chapel choirs. Notable choirs from around the world were invited to sing, either in concert or Mass, at the Basilica.
"Nothing shows what your choir is made of more than a performance tour," SJC Director of Choirs Kelly Ford said. "This tour will be as demanding as any I have taken groups on in the past. Imagine getting off a plane after nearly 12 hours of flights, layovers, and bus rides before jumping right into an hour of Mozart. There won't be any time for jet lag."
Ford sees the tour as the ideal mix of education, culture, and real world experience championed by the SJC Core Program.
"SJC Choir students get to perform music in an authentic context," Ford said. "Being able to sing sacred choral music in the actual churches it was written for — not just as a concert, but often within the Mass — provides a connection between faith and intelligence that is the hallmark of learning at SJC. Students come back from international trips with a greater sense of global awareness, and Rome is a perfect blend of history, art, architecture, music, food, language, and culture that changes students forever. Finding your place in the world is an important part of the Core curriculum at SJC, and what better way to do that than through a trip like this?"


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A Sioux City man accused of murder is expected to plead not guilty to charges later this week.
Fernando Jaimes-Martinez's attorney say his client will sign a written plea of not guilty to charges of murder, willful injury, intimidation with a dangerous weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Police say 27-year-old Karla Gonzalez was hit in the head by a bullet fired by Martinez after a disturbance outside 1602 Villa Avenue.
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Everyone knows about the hotshot prospect. The Mike Trout or Bryce Harper, or in the case of the Pirates, Jameson Taillon. Fans of their respective teams will be aware of other top prospects in their team's farm systems. For the Pirates those guys include Stetson Allie, Tony Sanchez, Starling Marte, and Luis Heredia. Other good prospects who haven't excelled or have been injured, such as Bryan Morris and Rudy Owens, are also known, if only so fans can be disappointed. Still others are known for how hot they've been, bringing hope of a breakout season. For the Pirates players like Kyle McPherson, Matt Curry, and Jarek Cunningham come to mind.All these players have at least one major thing in common. They all are receiving attention. Now, its not wall-to-wall national media coverage obviously, but most posters on BucsDugout and other close followers of the Pirates would know most of players I listed above and have some sense of how they have preformed thus year.
Unfortunately, at least in my eyes, there are other players, good prospects, who get ignored and fly under the radar. They exist on every team I'm sure, but I'm here to highlight some that come to mind for me when looking at the Pirates farm system.
1. Jameson Taillon
Now, above I wrote a few paragraphs essentially detailing how popular players get too much attention while there are other very good players who get nowhere near the attention they deserve. Therefore, it makes little sense why Taillon should be first on this list of players who fall into the second category. After all, I just pointed out he's the Pirates most well-known prospect (although that may be Cole now) both in Pirate circles and baseball circles in general. So what gives?
Well, Taillon came out of high school with everything you look for in an ace pitcher. Size, a big arm, some polish, etc. The main attraction was his big arm, with a fastball that reportedly came close to triple digits. With three other pitches with serious potential, Taillon was the complete package, save for some small issues with control/command. With that type of scouting report, most fans, myself included, were probably expected gaudy strikeout totals.
To date, including Taillon's last brilliant start, the big kid from Texas has 38 K's in 42.2 innings. That translates to a 8.1 K/9 rate. That's a solid number, but by no means elite. In fact that puts Taillon at only 19th in the South Atlantic League. However, while K/9 is a good stat to look at (because pitchers without large strikeout totals have balls put into play more often and thus give up more hits), K:BB is arguably a better stat to look at as far as minor league numbers (if you are going to give up more hits, giving less walks can even things out.) This is where Taillon has excelled. In those same 42.2 innings, Taillon has only walked 4 batters. That's a BB/9 rate of .84. That gives him an absolutely tremendous 9.5 K/BB rate. That's second in the South Atlantic League today.
So don't look at the seemingly pedestrian ERA for Taillon. Glance at the K/9 rate (which will go up if he keeps pitching like he did his last start) and look closely at that K:BB ratio.
2. Jeff Locke
Jeff Locke is one of my personal favorite prospects. He's a lefty with solid to plus stuff for his handedness. He has the pedigree; He's a former second round pick by the Braves who came over in the McLouth deal (Man does that trade keep looking better and better as I write this). Locke put up excellent numbers between A+ and AA last year (albeit he is a bit old for those levels), posting a 3.56 ERA, 8.7 K/9, 1.6 B/9, and a 5.3 K:BB ratio. This year he's lost some of his control, but he's actually upped his K rate in AA to 9.2 K/9 and still has managed a 2.5 K:BB ratio. He's looked even better recently with a 12:1 K:BB ratio over his last 11 innings.
Considering Justin Wilson is getting by on smoke and mirrors (worst K rate, K:BB rate, and HR rate of his careers), Rudy Owens has seen his K rate completely disappear, and Bryan Morris has been injured and got absolutely shellacked his last start, I think Jeff is our best pitching prospect above WV, so keep an eye on him.
3. Robbie Grossman
Robbie Grossman was the big bonus baby bat (say that 10 times fast) of 2008. Coming out of high school he was highly rated and that earned him a 7 figure signing bonus from the Pirates. His best attribute is that he has no weak attribute. He has average to solid tools across the board with great plate discipline. In a sense, that's his curse because with no plus or plus-plus tool, he is often overlooked for sexier prospects. Grossman's other problem is he hasn't been a fast-riser. He's been a methodical, level-a-year grinder. Fortunately, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that in terms of the end product, especially when a player steadily improves like Grossman has.
This year, for Bradenton at the age of (still!) only 21, Grossman has a .779 OPS mark as a product of a .278/.399/.380 line. That's right, you read that correctly. Despite managing to actually have a decent ISO of .102, Grossman's OBP is essentially .020 points higher than his SLG. That's due to his 48 walks in 234 AB to only 53 K's. He's even been better in the month of June, posting a .347/.476(!)/.429 line. Oh, and he also has 14 SB to only 3 CS.
Grossman's big knock is his lack of power. But, he's still young and will develop more. If he manages to even end up with below-average power for a cOF, his OBP will make him very valuable, especially considering (as far as I know) he should be able to provide above average to plus defense in right or left, so keep an eye on him. He also will need to fix a platoon issue where he hits lefties better.
4. Dan Grovatt
This one will be much shorter because Grovatt is very similar to Grossman. He's a year-older as a college draftee out of Virginia. As far as mid-round college junior selections go, Grovatt was more interesting than most. He has the same, no special tool, good plate discipline, grinder mentality/skillset that he brings to the table. So far this year for WV as a 22 year-old, he's put up a .815 OPS by way of a .289/.413/.402 line. To do this he has 42 walks and only 37 strikeouts in 204 AB. He's actually been slumping this month, but considering he has a .779 OPS, that's not bad for a slump. He also will need to fix a platoon issue, but he hits righties better.


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Serve with your favorite bread or croutons.
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By christine wheeler2 on October 19, 2012
Dear Paula I was looking for your recipe that was in your Septemeber issue on line I could not find it . It was broccoli cheese soup made with sweet potatoes and russet potatoes and I can't find it would you be so kind as to share it with me on your own time of course I really want to try it out it sounded so good not so much cheese and no flour for the base Thank you Barbara Davis
By Barbara Davis on October 06, 2011
Quick, easy, tasty. A recipe from working woman's heaven. Add a sandwich or salad, and you're good to go.
By tngram on October 03, 2009
This is absolutely amazing. I paired it with some crusty french bread and an iceberg wedge salad (also by Paula Deen) and my husband couldn't stop complimenting it. I love this soup! Love it!
By ericalewis0809 on June 08, 2009
I made this soup tonight and it was restaurant quality and aside from prepping the vegetables it maybe took me 20 minutes to finish. I put it with some nice crusty french bread and an iceberg wedge salad with blue cheese (also from Ms Paula Deen) and my husband and I were in Heaven for dinner. I recommend this dish to anyone!
By ericalewis0809 on June 08, 2009
Yummy! I used butter flavor cooking spray, low-fat sharp cheddar cheese, and fat free cream to reduce the fat content. Off the hook!
By TheDiabeticGourmet on June 04, 2009
Quick and easy to make. I'm a cheese lover and shred a 4 ounce block of cheese and add it all to the soup. I also add bacon pieces with the green onion. It's delicious!
By lrgill75 on January 19, 2009
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