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Updated December 19, 2012 at 4:50 PM CST: State and local fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of last nights fire in downtown Joplin.
Fire fighters tell us the fire was reported shortly before 6 p.m. on Tuesday. We are being told, as of this morning, there were a few hot spots still around.
The massive fire lit the downtown area last night.
The address was the now destroyed building is 1602 South Main Street.
Fire crews arrived to see heavy fire coming through the roof of the one story building.
One other building nearby, Solace Church, were not destroyed by the fire thanks to a concrete fire wall within the walls. According to Facebook page of Solace Church, the church building is still a total loss due to smoke and water damages.
Again, firefighters were still on the scene this afternoon. They are monitoring hot spots and investigating.
Joplin's fire marshal and the state fire marshal have both been at the scene.
"On anything that large and that involved that much of an area of commercial development, we always like to call in an extra set of eyes or two to just give us a hand and make sure that we get the determination correct," says Joplin Fire Chief Mitch Randles.
As of now no determination of the cause has been released.
Updated December 19, 2012 at 12:05 PM CST: Investigators are trying to determine the cause of the fire that swept through downtown Joplin last night.
Six fire trucks, 24 fire fighters, plus Joplin Police and METS all responded.
The fire stared in a building at 1602 South Main Street, which in the past housed a bar, a May's Drug Warehouse, and other businesses but was most recently unoccupied.
The fire then spread south to Bucklin's Furniture Store, which is a complete loss.
Crews managed to contain the fire within a few hours.
Joplin Emergency Management Director Keith Stammer says once the fire was going it was fueled by dry wood and it's possible the furniture store still had restoration materials inside.
Updated at December 18, 2012 at 9:40 PM CST: Joplin Emergency Management Director Keith Stammer says some of the Solace Church roof did catch fire, however, the firewall kept the interior portion of the building from becoming engulfed. The building did receive water damage, but it is not known how much at this time.
Updated at December 18, 2012 9:20 PM CST: Joplin Emergency Management Director Keith Stammer expects crews to be at the scene of a downtown Joplin fire all night.
With intense flames that could be seen from across town the scene at 16th and Main Street has drawn a lot of spectators. While the flames have died down, fire fighters will continue to flood the hotspots with water.
There are no known injuries and there are no strong winds.
Stammer says when crews arrived the fire had already broken through the ceiling at 1602 South Main. It spread to an old furniture store but a fire wall has stopped it from going further south to Solace Church and One Hour Dry Cleaner.
As for what caused the fire, Stammer says it will probably be morning before anything is known.
He says once the fire was going, it was fueled by being an old building with dry wood and it's possible the furniture store still had restoration materials.
Updated December 18, 2012 at 8:25 PM CST: The fire started in a building at 1602 South Main Street, which in the past has been a Mays Drug Warehouse, as well as other businesses over the years.
The fire then spread to what used to be a furniture store.
Authorities say they are worried about the fire spreading to a neighboring building, One Hour Dry Cleaner at 1620 South Main, due to the chemicals there.
However, there is a firewall between the two structures.
CORRECTION: We incorrectly reported that the 1602 South Main Street had been 8-Ball pool hall at one time. In fact, that pool hall was further south on Main Street. It is known the location has housed several businesses over the years, including Mays Drug Warehouse and Missouri Breaks Pool Hall.
Updated December 18, 2012 at 8:10 PM CST: "Any time we lose a building downtown it is not a good thing for us but we have been through worse, and this fire will go out eventually and then we will figure out what to do with it," says Keith Stammer, Emergency Management Director for the City of Joplin.
Updated December 18, 2012 at 7:10 PM CST: Officials say they were called at 5:53 PM about the fire at 16th and Main.
Six fire trucks, 24 fire fighters, plus Joplin Police and METS are currently at the scene.
Posted December 18, 2012 at 6:55 PM CST: Crews are working a fire in the 1600 block of Main Street in downtown Joplin.
A neighbor tells us the fire started at 1602 South Main, formerly a bar but believed to be empty at this time.
We have a crew on the scene and will provide more information as it is confirmed.
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Business Beat today looks at what it has taken to make a local business nearly a household name...and common snack too.
Dot's Pretzels' share of the snack market is growing in the region -- and that has meant lots more work in Velva where the company is based.
Perry Olson has that.
Chop down on one of these...and you are bound to go back for more -- Dot's Pretzels -- baked up in Velva -- have taken off.
(Dorothy 'Dot' Henke - Dot's Pretzels Owner) "I had a sales rep the other day...what he is saying to his customers now is 'savor the flavor'. And I thought that was so cool."
That flavor is being savored in at least nine states now where they are sold -- 600 locations! This Pride of Dakota product has become a snack superstar -- with Dot herself giving lots of credit to the organization that helped kick start it -- and lots of hard work to get noticed...
(Dorothy 'Dot' Henke - Dot's Pretzels Owner) "I sent out little sample boxes...and would follow with a phone call a few days later and my, as we say, my batting average was really really good."
Here in Velva her staff of seven now back up about 720 pounds a day to ship out. The pretzel twists are shipped in...but the flavor is her own...
(Dorothy 'Dot' Henke - Dot's Pretzels Owner) "I just kept tweeking it until I thought it was good. I never thought it was going to do this though."
The growth has been fast, but controlled. They keep up with the strong demand still -- but that doesn't mean Dot doesn't see big growth in the future. In fact, she'd love to see Dot's Pretzels on store shelves across the country...
(Dorothy 'Dot' Henke - Dot's Pretzels Owner) "There seems to be employees who want to work here and if we can keep up with demand and keep growing by what we can handle and keep adding an employee or buying equipment...whatever it needs I think we will just keep doing."
Baking, filling, and shipping -- a snack that continues to grow in popularity. With Business Beat, I'm Perry Olson.

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It's easy to point at last year's stats. It's easy to say there's no room. It's easy to say that age has caught up with him. But isn't that a lot to say for one season?
Before last season, Izzy rang up 8 consecutive seasons of sub 4 ERA, with 6 of those being sub 3. He averaged slightly under 1 K/IP, a solid WHIP, and held his BAA to .200 or better. If he's healthy, at worst he provides the Rays with another late inning option and insurance to Percy.
If the Rays can work out some sort of arrangment to keep Izzy in a DL stint/extended spring training to get some more work in and also see if any injuries come up, that would be the best solution.
Hammel looks more and more like a AAAA player and Niemann might get his final chance to prove himself (whether in a Rays uniform or elsewhere) but Cormier has had a very solid spring. For the first part of the season, giving Niemann a chance in the rotation with Cormier in long relief sounds good. Two weeks from now the Rays will be faced with another decision with Izzy, if he agrees to extended ST. Hopefully with time it works itself out as it usually does. But if Percy were to go down, or another relief pitcher--it's worth it to the Rays to take every opportunity possible to see if Izzy could be a fit.


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Cool fact for you. Did you know that the colors of fruits and veggies depend on the nutrients in 'em?
Red fruits and veggies like tomatoes, watermelon, red peppers, guava and pink grapefruit contain lycopene, a phytochemical that may help prevent against prostate and breast cancers and cardiac disease.
Orange fruits and veggies like carrots, sweet potatoes, mango, oranges, papaya, tangerines, pumpkins and apricots get their pigment from alpha and beta carotenes. These carotenes turn into vitamin A in the body and act as antioxidants. Vitamin A affects vision, bone health, the immune system and skin health (YA, that Retin-A micro that your derm prescribed so your break-out would clear up? Concentrated VITAMIN A! The POWER OF FRUIT- you can thank 'em for your pimple-free-prom later!)
Darker green cruciferous veggies like broccoli, kale, brussels sprouts and green cabbage get their green color from indoles and isothiocyanates, which may increase the production of enzymes that detox and eliminate carcinogens in the body.
Blue, purple and deep red fruits and veggies like your berry family (black, blue, rasp and strawberries), grapes, beets, eggplants, plums and radishes are full of anthocyanins. These antioxidants are thought to be protective against neurological and aging-associated diseases, cancers and inflammation.
Bottom line: Sorry to break it to ya, ladies and gents, but you are not getting all these goods from that bag of Skittles!
(ps can you tell how much fun I had while catching up on gossip girl? xoxo)


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Barenaked Ladies is a popular music group from Toronto, Canada. It is made up of four men: Jim Creegan, Steven Page, Ed Robertson, and Tyler Stewart. These men have a creative, wacky chemistry that makes their music so enjoyable. They currently have four albums: "Gordon" (1992), "Maybe You Should Drive" (1994), "Born on a Pirate Ship" (1995), and "Live Rock Spectacle" (1996).
Barenaked's songs are insane and mixed-up, using harmonies and rounds to make their music fun. They also use a lot of background vocals and instruments that give their music a distinctive, rich sound. The group takes turns singing the lead vocals (although Steve Page does most), but there are so many background vocals that it doesn't matter who is behind the main microphone. Some of their major hits are "Shoe Box," "$1,000,000," and "Old Apartment." In "$1,000,000," Barenaked sings about what they would buy if they had a million dollars, ranging from a monkey to a house to a tree fort. Their songs are about ordinary, everyday things that you don't even notice and take for granted. Their songs make you notice what's around you. Barenaked has sung about an apple, a cow, ninth grade, and Yoko Ono to name a few of their interesting topics.
I like Barenaked because I can understand what they are saying, unlike many of the groups out there (especially rap). It's fun to know what a group is saying so you can sing along. Barenaked's writing is hilarious, and you wonder where they come up with their ideas.
I think that Barenaked falls into the same genre of music as Moxy Fruvous. Both from Canada, they use the same techniques of singing, such as harmonies, a capella songs, and background instruments. They've both been known to play pots and pans in songs. I think their biggest similarity is in their writing. Moxy, like Barenaked, sings about ordinary things. In one song, they think of as much food as they can and sing about it. Moxy and Barenaked have performed together many times.
Barenaked gives a really good concert. In between their comical songs, they crack jokes and get the crowd fired up. Their songs are wild and everyone jump, dances, and sings along. During "$1,000,000" there is a phrase, "we wouldn't have to eat Kraft dinner." Everyone throws open boxes of macaroni and cheese onto the stage. The concert sites are always covered with noodles and a thin coating of orange powder by the end of the night.
Barenaked hasn't really spread outside the northeastern United States. They are very big in Canada, and have just leaked into the States. I'm not sure if they will spread because they have been around since about 1990 and have yet to make their move. I've traveled to the South and asked if people like Barenaked and they look at me like I'm a pervert! They are totally unknown south of the Carolinas.
If you are looking for a not-so-ordinary group that sings about ordinary things, I think you will like Barenaked. They are fun and easy to sing along with. If you are sick of hearing the same music over and over again on the radio, give Barenaked a try. You will find a fresh, new sound that will quench your music thirst.
This piece has been published in Teen Ink's monthly print magazine.


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California Senate Committee Approves Fracking Moratorium BillBy Dan Bacher, SpeakOut | Report
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Occupy Sandy and the Future of SocialismBy Sam Knight, Truthout | Op-Ed
Why Religious Leaders Are Speaking Up in Support of Universal Contraceptive AccessBy Valerie Tarico, Away Point | News Analysis
Reckoning Time for Lawbreaking Utilities on Coal Ash?By Sue Sturgis, Facing South | Report
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Wheat-free flours respond quite differently from all-purpose flour, so making crepes with gluten-free flours requires a few modifications -- more eggs (for protein) and a lot of flexibility with the amount of flour you use, since the amount of water that the zucchini contain and that the flour absorbs is not entirely predictable. Go by sight, though, and these will be delicious.
I recommend a food processor and heavy-duty stand mixer to make quick work of the preparation, but there's no reason you can't do everything by hand, or using a handheld electric mixer.
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 35 minutes
- 3 large zucchini
- 3 eggs, separated
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 T fresh oregano, finely chopped, or 1 t dried
- 1 T fresh mint, finely chopped, or 1 t dried
- 8 oz. crumbled feta cheese
- 1-3 c millet or white rice flour (or a combination)
- neutral-flavored frying oil (such as sunflower, safflower, or canola)
- yogurt or sour cream for serving (optional)
- Clean zucchini and cut off ends. Grate finely using a food processor or box grater. Set aside.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat egg whites until foamy.
- Add grated zucchini, egg yolks, salt and pepper, oregano, and feta cheese, and mix until thoroughly combined.
- Add 1 c of flour and continue mixing. Mixing continually, add flour, a little at a time, until you end up with a batter that is very thick but still spoonable. This may take up to a total of 3 c of flour.
- Heat oil over medium-high heat until quite hot. Drop crepes in oil in ladlefuls and fry until golden brown, flipping once during frying. Drain on paper towels.
Serve immediately with yogurt or sour cream. Serves six to eight as a side dish, or four to six as an entrée.


text: Despite all the struggles and frustation this team is going through. And the disappointment i feel as a fan And long time die hard card fan. I will be in attendance at tonights game in providence. Its the first time i've been to a game since my cousin marqes maybin was playing. I was like five then. But now i'm all grown up and the exciteent is rushing through my bones liek i'm a kid again. But not only will this a great outting for me and my family but i'll also be like vertually on teh floor. So in a sea of black and grey the family with the red hoodies on witht eh guy holding the "WE WANT NUNEZ" sign will be me lol (i'm kidding but part of me is actually thinking of doing that) But i'll be close enough. to not only watch the game but hear and see what really going on with our team hopefully its not what we all think hopefully for all of our sakes hopefully our hall of fame coach is right and we have nothing to worry about


text: Youtube.com Pitbull is Bufo the Frog in the Animated Movie 'Epic' [VIDEO] By Ben Kuhns May 24, 2013 Mr. Worldwide gets Animated Read More|Comment Category: Ben, Music News Tags: animated, Epic, Pitbull, voice Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


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Don Story
Age: 62
Married to Carol Story for 36 years
Retired teacher and coach from Maryville City Schools
What was your first paying job?
"Picking up corn missed by the corn picker."
If you were stranded on an island, what one thing would you take?
"An all-purpose knife with a compass on it."
If you could do one impulsive thing, unrestricted by cost, what would it be?
"Feed all the hungry people in the world."
What task or activity have you still not gotten around to doing?
"Writing a book. I thought about writing one about growing in the '50s in Blount County. I lived about five miles outside of Maryville."
What are you guilty of?
"Intolerance of fools and laziness."
What is one thing you have always wanted to do but haven't?
"To visit every continent. I have two more to go and plan to take care of one this next year. We've been to lots of countries. It's something we really enjoy. We're going to Australia and New Zealand this year."
Do you think there is life on other planets?
What is your favorite material possession?
"My truck. It's my dad's, a 1971 Chevrolet."
What are you reading currently?
"The Bible. I'm in Luke right now."
Who has been the most influential person in the 20th century?
"Ronald Reagan. He ended the Cold War, brought down the Berlin Wall and reestablished America as the No. 1 power."
What was your most embarrassing moment?
"Jumping off Gregory's hay barn with an umbrella for a parachute. It didn't work out as I had envisioned. Gregory was our neighbor."
Why did you pursue the career you chose?
"Because I thought it was the highest and most honorable thing that I could be."
What is one word others often use to describe you and why?
"Tough, because if you're going to be dumb, you have to be tough."
When you were 5, what did you want to be when you grew up?
"A football player."
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
"Too numerous to mention."
What is your passion?
"Going on missions to less-fortunate countries. I've gone several times to Africa, Brazil and Russia. It's very important to me, and something I really enjoy doing rather than touring museums and palaces. I like to talk to the regular people. That's what you do when you do a mission. It makes you never want to hear anyone else whine about what they have."
With whom, living or dead, would you most like to have a long lunch?
"Jesus. I have many questions."
What do you hate?
"Whiners and quitters. If you've been to Africa and some of those places, you don't have sympathy for whiners in America, and I never liked for people to quit when things were a little tough."
What's your favorite quote?
"The credit goes to the person who is actually in the arena, whose face, mired by sweat and blood and tears, lies exhausted on the field of battle, victorious."
What is your dream vacation?
"Fly fishing in Alaska."
Rebels, Tornadoes, Mountaineers or Governors?
What is your all-time favorite movie?
" I thought 'Patton' was a great movie. I saw it in 1970, and I've seen it 15 times since then. I was captivated by it."
What is the best book you've ever read?
" 'The Legend of Bear Bryant.' It gave you a lot of insight into him."
Would you travel in space?
"Yes. I just love adventure. I love seeing the wild. Our guide pulled us up next to a monstrous crocodile once. It was laying there in the reeds. He pulled the boat up beside it on my side. I didn't touch it."
If you could go back in time for a week, what time period or year would you visit?
"1956. I love the '50s. That's when I was a kid."
What character in a book or movie would you most like to be?
"Carl in 'Slingblade.' I love the way he talked. He was so honest and simple. I loved him playing quarterback in the touch football game."'
What is your favorite sport and favorite sport's team?
"Football. My favorite teams are Maryville High School football team and Maryville College's football team."
What is the best present you ever received?
"A hug from the kids. I just love kids."
What is the best advice your mother ever gave you?
"The Golden Rule."
Did you ever get paddled in school and if so, why?


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I first started following the Royals right after Moore signed Gil Meche. I'm pretty sure it was the first bit of Royals news I really read. I thought the free-agent signing might be worth it if Meche had the leadership qualities Dayton described when he signed him. Of course I knew nothing about Gil Meche before the signing. So the season started and immediately Meche went deep into the game while providing a solid start. Throughout the season he would continue to pitch very well. I've always assumed Moore had scouted Gil and knew that he could easily improve his control by landing toe-first. After Moore traded away prospects for Betancourt I'm no longer sure. Are you?
Dayton Moore seems to trust his basic instints and then his scouts in order to decide what to do baseball-wise. Discovering that a pitcher is landing heel-first is a discovery taht would play to Moore's scouting instincts. So its fairly likely that Moore's explanation is true. However he has thrown money at numerous free-agents including Farnsworth, Guillen, Jacobs and Bloomquist. All the free-agents he signed are vastly overpaid with a few exceptions. So the question remains: Do you think that Dayton Moore knew that Meche had an easily correctable mechanical flaw or do you believe that Dayton Moore is incredibly win-the-lottery-twice lucky?


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KUSA - Team USA's Erin Hamlin will forever be known as the athlete who won her country's first bronze during women's singles luge competition. We talked with her on 9NEWS 8 a.m.
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Hamlin finished on the podium in third place, trailing only Germans Natalie Geisenberger and Tatjana Hufner.
Her sport is always a wild ride. Athletes zip down a curved course of ice at speeds nearing 90 mph, and has been part of every Winter Olympics since 1964.
Team USA generally has struggled in luge, with a top singles finish of eighth at 2010 Vancouver.
Hamlin reached dramatic new heights during her third Olympic appearance, and says the win still feels amazing. "It has been pretty surreal the last few days. One of those things that I think every athlete winter athlete dreams of achieving. But to have it actually become reality is beyond words," she said.
Hamlin says she's been encouraged by all the support she's gotten since the win, including an impromptu parade in her hometown of Remsen, New York. Hamlin credits her performance, in part, to a redesigned sled, and in part, to a solid week of training in Sochi before her run.
"I had written down a lot of notes after the training week and our past time here," she said. "It paid off. I felt great going into the race comfortable and confident that I could make it down for four runs and know I would be happy with it."
"I was not sure where that would leave me in the results. But throughout the week I was going pretty fast and knew I had some more to gain in the banks. I was holding back a little bit. So it was exciting to go into the race and let it all out and see how fast I could go," she explained.
Her next chapter? She's not ruling out another Olympics.
"I'm definitely not done with the sport. I'll see what the future holds, as we move forward. But I will be back on the ice next year. After that is an unknown," Hamlin said.
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Giants manager Bruce Bochy announced Thursday that 12 roster spots will be devoted to pitchers when the team opens its season April 6 at Arizona, CSN Bay Area's Andrew Baggarly reported.
The Giants won't need a fifth starter until April 15 against Pittsburgh, which means they'll begin the season with eight pitchers in the bullpen. It also means having to make tough decisions to fill out the infield.
At this point it's safe to assume Gregor Blanco and Emmanuel Burriss have played their way onto the opening day roster. Blanco is hitting .344 with 11 stolen bases, exactly what the Giants could use from a fourth outfielder. With Freddy Sanchez likely headed to the disabled list to start the season, Burriss appears the likely candidate to start at second base. He brings more speed and has been hitting an encouraging .362 during spring training.
Blanco and Burriss's emergence means six players are competing for the three remaining spots: Brandon Belt, Brett Pill, Mike Fontenot, Ryan Theriot, Joaquin Arias and Hector Sanchez.
Each player certainly brings something valuable to the table. It just becomes a matter of which combination of the three makes the most sense at the start of the season, which is why I'm inclined to think Pill, Theriot and Sanchez make the team.
While few doubt Belt's ability at the plate, Aubrey Huff should get the first crack as the first baseman. He's the one getting paid $10 million and Bochy loves his veterans. Sending Belt to Fresno will give him consistent at bats to fine tune his swing, and when Huff might struggle, Belt will be ready to make the leap.
Keeping Pill on the team allows the Giants to give Huff an occasional day off and gives them a right-handed pinch hitter with power for late-game situations.
Fontenot and Theriot are not all that different players, which is why it doesn't make sense to keep both. Both provide solid defense in the middle infield and are average hitters. But Theriot's right-handed bat and pinch-hitting experience make him the favorite.
Arias has impressed defensively in camp, but his bat doesn't demand a roster sport and there doesn't seem to be room for him. We should see more of him in the future.
Which brings me to Sanchez. Either Chris Stewart or Eli Whiteside will take the backup catching role. Three catchers might seem a little overboard, but I think Sanchez is valuable. Although we may not want to think it, there's always the chance that Buster Posey could re-injure his left ankle (all signs in spring training point to it being good as new). Sanchez would provide some security at the position.
Sanchez could also see late-game action to give Posey rest. No one wants Posey's bat out of the lineup, but based on how cautious the Giants have been in spring training, it's not unrealistic to think they wouldn't give him a breather if possible.
And Sanchez has impressed at the plate this spring, hitting .405 with four home runs.
Of course, these are only my best guesses, and I could very well be proven wrong within the next couple of days.


text: content LE Magazine February 2007 Justin RiceA Silver Mining Legend, Going Strong at 88 By Paul Gains Age has not slowed silver mining legend Justin Rice one bit. At the age of 88, he is in excellent health and maintains a schedule that would challenge men half his age. Incredibly, he is now at the helm of an exciting new silver-mining venture called Silver Royal Apex. Using a new technology known as "deep-earth imaging"—which provides images of ore deposits up to 2,500 feet below the ground's surface—Rice intends to explore for silver deposits north of the Osburn Fault, a region spanning the 12 or so miles between Kellogg, Idaho, and the famed silver-mining town of Wallace, Idaho. Many geologists concur with the octogenarian's belief that less than 10% of the area's riches have been explored. There may be as much as a billion ounces of silver to be had, and Rice—together with an experienced management team that included the late lifelong friend and renowned geologist E.N. Pennehaker—intends to find it. "Mining today can be done in a very environmentally friendly way," Rice declares with passion. "You can mine without any pollution, and that is important to me." "Silver is used in so many things," he adds. "In ancient times, royalty drank their water out of silver pitchers, which helped to purify the water. Silver is the greatest water purifier there is. It is used in space, in computers, in bearings; it is known to aid in medical treatments as well as a multitude of other things. This country is going to need a lot of silver in the future. I wholeheartedly believe that." A lifelong resident of Wallace, a picturesque town in Idaho's northern panhandle, Rice has clearly retained a keen sense of humor despite his advanced age. A bachelor, he laughs long and hard when he considers whether this might explain his longevity. But he is by no means a lonely man. In fact, when his sister died in 1954, he and his mother and father assumed the parenting responsibilities for her three sons, raising them as his own. The youngest was only two months old when this tragedy occurred. He also treats their children as his grandchildren, sharing in their respective lives. Family is clearly important. Rice has already lived a long life filled with success, mostly with the Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation, where he was CEO and president or chairman for decades until 1992, when his nephew took over the helm. Under Rice's leadership, the company became the world's largest primary silver producer, producing more than 10 million ounces of silver each year. "Deep-Earth Imaging" Transforms Mineral Exploration As if Justin Rice's effort to spearhead Silver Royal Apex at the ripe young age of 88 were not extraordinary enough, this new silver-mining venture will make use of cutting-edge technology known as "Quantec Geoscience Titan 24 deep-earth imaging," which is poised to change how mining has been conducted for millennia. Efforts to scour for mineral deposits up to 200 meters below the earth's surface have proved relatively efficient for more than 2,000 years. However, new geophysical subsurface imaging capabilities and other advances in three-dimensional earth modeling and computer inversion have vastly increased the likelihood of making significant mineral discoveries at depths far below 200 meters. Until recently, the financial risk of such deep drilling has hindered mineral exploration. With the advent of deep-earth imaging and other advanced technologies that can accurately pinpoint ore deposits in much deeper geophysical environments, mining companies can derive the maximum value and realizable returns needed to justify the enormous expenditures associated with such exploration activities. This exciting transformation will not only benefit mining pioneers such as Justin Rice and Silver Royal Apex. The ultimate beneficiaries are consumers, who depend on everyday products and processes that are made possible only by the continued supply of silver and other raw materials derived from these extraction processes. Justin Rice's embrace of this revolutionary new technology is yet another example of the visionary thinking that keeps his company far ahead of other mining companies run by men half his age. "I started out in the bakery business," he recalls. "My parents owned a bakery here in Wallace, beginning in 1916. That's where I was born, upstairs in 1918. Then I worked in the mining business. The Coeur d'Alene silver belt is the most prolific in the world." Rice may have retired from the mining business in 1992, but his view of "retirement" differs from most people's definition. Neither golf nor mindless wiling away the hours in a rocking chair occupies his days—far from it. As a rule, he rises each morning at precisely 6:20 a.m., enjoys a breakfast of oatmeal with fruit followed by a couple of poached eggs with bacon, and then heads to downtown Wallace to meet other leaders in the mining business. Rice, who now serves as CEO and chairman of the Silver Royal Apex venture, is a legend in silver mining circles and still travels widely. As recently as last summer, he attended the "silver summit" conference in Zurich, Switzerland. The town of Wallace initiated the Justin L. Rice Award to honor leaders in the silver mining industry. Rice himself was its first recipient. "It was quite a surprise to me," Rice recalls. "I caught wind of it the day before, but they gave me an 11-inch-high silver statue—of me! Some people up here think they can live on tourism. They seem to get away from the fact that this is mining country and only 10 or 15% of the belt has been explored. There's a lot more. This award is to encourage industry." While Rice believes that keeping active physically and mentally is essential to good health, he is also particular about his intake of nutritional supplements. Life Extension products are an integral part of his supplementation regimen. "I've done some bodybuilding in the past and I have got to get back to it," he says. "I used to have a gym in my house. I should get a new one. I walk around town here, sometimes I go up in the mountains." He also enjoys reading science journals before his 10:30 p.m. bedtime. Asked about his diet, Rice says, "I try to watch what I eat. I do eat meat—a small steak or chicken—as well as vegetables and salad. I take a lot of supplements. I started out years ago when I was a teenager. They didn't have all the scientific information out in those days. Things gradually got better. You have the Life Extension Foundation and they do wonderful work. I have known Bill Faloon for years." Rice met the Life Extension founder at a conference in Anaheim, California, more than 20 years ago, and soon after started taking Life Extension products. He became convinced that the Foundation's products could help him immensely. Considering his excellent health, it is apparent they have. "Over the years, my health has been good, I've never had any serious operations," Rice says proudly. "Twenty years ago, I developed what was called bronchial asthma. I would have a fit of coughing when I ate certain things like mustard or vinegar. I would actually pass out. One doctor said, 'I wouldn't worry about it too much, usually you relax and you start breathing again.' I didn't like the way he used the word 'usually,' so I went to a specialist who gave me a prescription drug and said, 'you'll have to take this the rest of your life.' "It helped but I was nauseous all the time. I said, 'I can't handle this.' So I called Bill Faloon and asked him for the name of some preventive-medicine doctors and he gave me two names. I made an appointment and after some tests, they found I wasn't digesting my food because I didn't have enough hydrochloric acid. I started taking enzymes and hydrochloric acid, and after 30 days I was fine. So I've continued to take them." Rice credits Life Extension supplements for helping to maintain his good health. "I am healthy today, and I attribute that to the Life Extension products, I really do," he says. "I think you can count on the Life Extension Foundation to give you the best products and research." It seems Justin Rice has found the right formula for good health. At this rate, he might still be overseeing mining operations at the age of 100. There are folks in Wallace, ID, who would like nothing more. Justin Rice's Supplement Regimen For his daily supplement regimen, Justin Rice relies on Life Extension's "Top 12" most important supplements to protect against aging-related disease. They are: Life Extension Mix Life Extension Super Booster Super BioActive Coenzyme Q10 DHEA Trimethylglycine (TMG) Cognitex Advanced Natural Prostate Formula with 5-LOXIN® Mitochondrial Energy Optimizer Life Extension Herbal Mix Super K with Advanced K2 Complex Low-Dose Aspirin Melatonin Included with these are natural enzymes with hydrochloric acid.


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Liz Biro may not be a familiar face, because as a food critic, she generally keeps it hidden; however, you've probably read her restaurant reviews in the Star News.
Now, she's the one getting rave reviews for leading diners through downtown on restaurant tours.
"Because I'm a food writer, people are asking me all the time where to eat," Biro said. "I'm like a walking restaurant guide, so, I decided to become one."
On Thursday afternoon, Biro walked the Red Hat Ladies through downtown Wilmington on a tour she calls "Culinary Adventures with Liz Biro".
The tour took diners to Aubriana's, the Hot Pink Cake Stand, Crow Hill, and NY Pasta House.
At each stop, Biro and her followers chatted with the chefs and sampled dishes.
But Biro says the tour is about more than just food.
"The great stories I've heard over the years, I just wanted to be able to share those with people," she said. "People go into restaurants and they have no idea the stories behind these fabulous places."
Biro says Culinary Adventures is also a great boost for businesses.
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Maxine Nelson was one of the diners from the Red Hat group. She said she enjoyed the experience.
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- Preparation time: more than 30 minutes
- A family favourite.
1 kg chicken pieces
1 clove garlic, crushed
Pinch of salt
1 tablespoon vinegar
1 teaspoon ground cumin
½ cup crunchy peanut butter
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon soy sauce
¼ cup milk
¼ cup chicken stock
- Wipe chicken with absorbent paper.
- Combine remaining ingredients in a large bowl, add chicken and coat well. Cover and marinate for at least 1 hour, or overnight.
- Bake at 180°C for 45 minutes or until tender. Brush chicken with marinate during cooking time.
- Serve with rice and greens.
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DESPITE abhorrent conditions, Orange's Jess Richards produced a personal best time in last Sunday's Toyota Ironman Australia at Port Macquarie.
Fighting powerful, cold winds throughout the 226km course, Richards clocked an overall time of 10 hours, 17 minutes and 18 seconds to finish third in her division, and eighth in her gender. She also finished 138th overall, of a huge 1699 competitors.
"It was great, I was very happy with my performance," she said.
"I actually did personal best times in all three disciplines, which was surprising considering the conditions. It was a tough course, the wind was phenomenal. The cold didn't bother us too much, you stay warm racing but the cross-wind was ridiculous.
"I've never been running in that situation, with the sort of headwind where you just feel like you're going nowhere. People clocked times typical of good conditions, which makes it even more special."
Richards came out of the water after the 3.8km swim leg in 1:05:22, before dominating the 180km cycle leg, her speciality.
The 32-year-old clocked 5:20:22 on the bike, first in her division and sixth of her gender, before finishing the 42km run leg in 3:45.
"I normally fall behind a bit after the swim, but I made up ground in the cycle," she said.
"I passed something like 630 people in that leg, and just held position as best I could during the run."
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Burgundy Chicken With Wild Rice
1/4 cup roasted red peppers
1 3/4 cups water
3 tablespoons butter, divided
1 (6-ounce) package 10-minute chicken-flavored wild rice
2 tablespoons flour
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1 lb boneless chicken cutlets
1/2 teaspoon Montreal steak seasoning
1/4 cup cooked bacon pieces
1/3 cup pre-diced green onions
1 tablespoon roasted garlic
1/2 cup chicken broth
1/4 cup Burgundy wine
1. Cut peppers into 1/4-inch pieces, then measure (1/4 cup); set aside.
CALORIES (per 1/4 recipe) 420kcal; FAT 13g; CHOL 95mg;
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1 tablespoon water
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
2 teaspoons sour cream
1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
1. Cut 1 inch from tough root end of asparagus spears and discard. To do this quickly, group half the spears together, align ends, and slice with sharp knife. Cut into 2-inch pieces; place in microwave-safe bowl.
CALORIES (per 1/4 recipe) 30kcal; FAT 1g; CHOL 0mg;
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G-Unit leader 50 Cent recently spoke on his determination to match the success of Get Rich or Die Tryin' and how he plans to attack his acting career.
In addition to speaking on his debut album's sales, Fif also explained his recent venture into acting.
"[The movie Twelve] is one of the projects I'm excited about," Fif said in an interview about his movie role. "Joe Schumaker is definitely a great movie director. [Acting] allows me to explore different emotions. I can't remember the last time I was just crying randomly. I guess I've learned to suppress those emotions. You know, over time, in the environment I grew up in, it can be interpreted as you're weak...In entertainment, I believe the public builds you up, they build entertainers in order to destroy them for the sake of entertainment. Through music, in some ways I've typecast myself. The success of Get Rich [or Die Tryin'], I have to match it. It's a gift and a curse when you have your first album sell 12 million records they look at you and say can you do it again? [The economy's problems] is a perfect way to start it. Because where we are economically, you have to groom yourself completely. You can't really leave room for you to grow into that space, you have to come ready." (Fox News)
Despite his initial success, Fif's G-Unit camp has been known to receive a share of negative attention.
"Everybody hates G-Unit but we not mad, we making our money and doing what we gotta do," Tony Yayo said in a recent interview. "The smacking of [The Game's manager] Jimmy Henchman's son, I didn't do it, but he lied and said I did, so the media's just gonna run with that. The New York Daily News went too far with that one, I have three kids, so that's one thing that really bothered me. But I'm used to it, I'm down with G-Unit, nobody likes 50 Cent so nobody likes me." (Radio Planet TV)
50's publicized beefs have also drawn the ire of rappers such as Rick Ross, Ja Rule, The Game and Fat Joe.
"I'ma show you that footage of Joe walking through the hood in Angola," Fat Joe said in a recent interview. "I can't believe that one. Man look you in your eye, yap you and walk off? That's amazing. I never seen no sh*t like that in my life...That p*ssy was shocked...It's irrelevant [if 50 got the chain back.] You get robbed in front of America? This is what I'm saying, did he get robbed in front of America? This is my sh*t, get the chain back? That's that bullsh*t, a n*gga get robbed and then you send your man 'cause he know him and get the chain back? N*gga you the illest gangsta? You the killer of all killers and n*gga robbing you on TV? He got robbed on TV. Never seen no sh*t like that in my whole life. That's incredible, Smack. Ask him about that sh*t because he's been keeping it real low though. I ain't hear from that n*gga in a minute. He ain't tryin' to argue with n*ggas, 'Yo, let's keep the fat n*gga quiet, let's keep Game quiet, let's keep everybody quiet and it'll die over.'" (SmackTube)
Fif will reportedly play the role of a bad guy in his upcoming film, Twelve.
"I'm currently shooting the movie Twelve with Joe Schumaker," Fif said in an interview. "I play Lionel in that film. It's an interesting character, the dynamics of it is kinda extreme. You know, I play a drug dealer that doesn't actually need support, he's previously been an enforcer, so he doesn't really have people around him. I'm the connection between, I'm from Harlem, there's a connection between me and the kids from mid-town, well, wealthy kids from mid-town that feel like it's exciting to be around the danger that's in the inner cities on some levels so they make their way down there." (MTV)
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The competitive grant program will give recipient states, territories, the District of Columbia and tribal organizations broad discretion to design and implement federally supported voucher programs to pay for a range of effective, community-based, substance abuse clinical treatment and recovery support services. By providing vouchers to people in need of treatment, the grant program promotes individual choice for substance abuse treatment and recovery services. It also expands access to care, including access to faith- and community-based programs, and increases substance abuse treatment capacity.
SAMHSA's Access to Recovery grant program is a centerpiece of the initiative announced by President Bush in 2003 to help people who want to get off drugs secure the best treatment options available to meet their specific needs.
"Giving people the power to choose a treatment program that reflects their values and needs can help them triumph over addiction and achieve recovery," Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy G. Thompson said. "Access to Recovery will help Americans who are seeking treatment but unable to obtain care. This program is designed to help people reach recovery in body, mind, and heart."
Charles G. Curie, SAMHSA Administrator said: "Access to Recovery is based on the knowledge that there are many pathways to recovery from addiction. The promise of this initiative founded on a belief in individual choice is that it ensures the availability of a full range of treatment options, including the transforming power of faith. Making these choices available to people who want and need them will provide opportunities for meaningful, contributing lives in their communities."
John Walters, Director of National Drug Control Policy said, "We are making progress in making the drug problem smaller. Over the past two years, drug use among young people declined by 11 percent. If we are to build on that progress, we must engage all segments of our society - including faith communities - to help heal drug users. We know that drug treatment works, and Access to Recovery is an important step in expanding the number of Americans who receive drug treatment."
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Two nights ago I was kinda drunk at a party and I went outside to smoke with some friends (this was basically the first time I'd tried pot), but I can't tell if I got high at all or not because I was already a bit drunk and partying like crazy.
I think I need to try this at a different time, in a different place, not drunk, etc. Unfortunately, the people around here that usually smoke are ehhh and they always have to sneak around as to not get caught. I really want to try getting high at a concert so I can listen to the music with all my heart.


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It goes without saying that Peyton Manning simply is one of the all-time best at his position. He's so good in fact, DCs don't even game plan to try and stop him anymore, but instead devise how to slow him down. Some coaches go as far as doing onside kicks at odd points in the game (or going for it on 4th and two with the lead) just to keep the ball out of Manning's hands. He's just that damn good. In-spite of how good he's been, its hard to see why he only has one SB ring to his credit. The debate between who's greater between him and Brady always starts and ends there. Regardless of the trash-talking that transpires between NE fans vs Colts fans, the bottom line is this: The difference between the two in the SB ring debate is Brady has never had to carry the Pats by himself. He has had either a great defense or a running game (Corry Dillon) to bail him out when he couldn't get it done offensively with his arm. Even the years their defense started going through a youth infusion he had arguably one of the all-time best WRs to throw to in Randy Moss. By the way, Brady didn't win those three SBs the Pats won. Venatieri did (Although I'm sure Pats fans would strongly disagree). Which all comes down to this: The 2010 version of Manning's Colts are not balanced. Balance is what makes an offense and offense. Without it, you can't adjust, you can't disguise, and that all means you can't fool anyone or dictated what you can do to any defense. To drive my point home, can any of you imagine how ridiculous the Vikings would be if they had Manning? I don't need to go any further with that scenario. You all get the point. As great as Manning is right now, he would be virtually impossible to stop with a bona fide running game, and a top 15 defense. Go back to the 98-99 Colts. That's when they were a Peyton-led three headed monster that included Marvin Harrison and Edgerrin James. That offense had balance. Even though Manning is a much better QB now vs then, the 98-99 Colts offense was a better balanced and more dangerous unit all together. The Achilles heel for that team? The defense. The defense isn't much different now than it was then but primarily because of injuries to key starters.
The running game has been abysmal ever since Edge left. The Colts have tried to address this concern through the draft with minimal results. Donald Brown was a 1st round draft pic last year and hasn't lived up to the hype by NFL standards. The general rule for RBs is if you are drafted as one in the 1st round, you should be a starter in the league or at least have starter skills. What is the use of drafting a RB in the 1st round to be a backup? Brown has been just that: a backup. If the Colts don't find a running game between now and the end of December, they can kiss their SB dreams goodbye. Too many times we've seen the formula for success in the playoffs: running the football, and defense. The Colts are doing neither right now. Can any of you honestly see us beating the likes of Pittsburgh, The Jet's, Ravens, or NE in the sub-freezing temperatures of any of those stadiums? If you think we can with the way we've been playing you're smoking some serious ganja.


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District may evict preschool, use space for high-risk teens
Original post made on Feb 16, 2012
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on Feb 16, 2012 at 3:03 pm
I was at the meeting. It is a complicated situation, with the requirements for buildings to be used for high schoolers. It seemed that the Board was leaning towards creating a community task force to work towards finding the best place for the high-risk teens AND to try to preserve the highly regarded Parent Observation program. I do feel that given that the center for teens has moved every few years, and Parent Observation has been on its site for more than a decade (I took my now 16-year-old son there when he was 2), it would be a shame to displace Parent Observation, then find that the day school for high-risk teens does not work out. I do understand that as a high school district, grades 9 - 12 are a priority. I think a community task force might be able to come up with solutions, such as perhaps putting a portable classroom (that would meet the Field Act standards) somewhere for the teens.
on Feb 16, 2012 at 3:07 pm
I hope that the district will do the sensible thing - find a home for both Parent Observation and the other school. It shouldn't have to be one or the other, especially with all of the space on the high school campus. Early childhood education paired with parent education decreases kids being at risk; it doesn't make sense to eliminate one of the things that decreases the number of teenagers at risk. It would make sense to invest in early childhood/parent education programs for families who are 'at risk', rather than eliminate those programs. Let's not be so shortsighted!
on Feb 16, 2012 at 3:16 pm
I happen to live on the side of town in which this school is located. We were never given the respect of having a "town meeting" to address the issue of the Terra Bella Academy being plopped right down near our neighborhood. Nor were we ever given any kind of notice at all that it was going to be arriving here. One day we just started seeing kids in jeans and white shirts at the local park taking part in their version of "P.E.". See, we are on the "other side of the tracks", where our opinions don't really matter and our property values aren't as high. The majority of you who bought houses in your neighborhood did so with the full knowledge that there was a school nearby, and that you would have to deal with issues relating to having unruly teenagers driving and or walking by. Not so with us. We lived here with the knowledge that there was no such thing close to us. Now you may argue that other things came later. Well, welcome to the real world. Apparently things happen that are beyond our control. We've had break-ins, too. Can we blame them on the kids? Sure. But chances are also good that it was an adult. We are so tired of hearing about all of you on "the other side of the tracks" whining whenever something comes along that threatens your sense of well-being, or fairness, or your property values when we are rarely even given the option of voicing concerns over here. And when and if we are, our thoughts and concerns are rarely taken into account since we aren't in an area with a whole bunch of influential, "moneyed" constituents. But guess what? We are just like you with concerns for our families and the general well-being of our own neighborhoods and schools. But since the only time you ever happen to wander by is when you have to play soccer at a field over here, or perhaps want to go to Shoreline Park or the amphitheater, you may not know any of us. I sympathize with the concerns about losing your preschool, but you were leased that sight for over 40 years, and it doesn't belong to you. Consider yourselves blessed that you were allowed to stay for so very long, and instead of wringing your hands and saying "woe is me", get out there and look for another location. Maybe you could find something available over here. There are a lot of available buildings that could possibly be used. Yes, this happened fast, but life doesn't always go the way you would like it to. Just ask those of us over here, on the "other side of the tracks" - we know all too well how things oftentimes don't work out the way that we'd like them to. But we still feel blessed because we have a roof over our heads and food on the table. Maybe it's time to re-evaluate how you look at things. It's all in the attitude. If you feel angry and upset over this situation, and can't see past it, then it will eat at you and make you bitter. But if you look at all the things that you are blessed with, it will seem just a little less life-altering. Just my thoughts. You all will obviously do what you are used to doing. I just think that maybe it's time to take a step back and be grateful for what you do have.


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The Black Hawk County Conservation Board says the Cedar River Natural Resource Area gun ranges will be closed for four weeks so they can make improvements.
The ranges, located at 6520 E. Miller Creek Road, will be closed from Tuesday, August 14 through Monday, September 10, 2012.
Improvements that will be made to the ranges include reshaping the berms and backstops of the 100 yard range, moving the 50 yard range, constructing a 25 yard range and installing target holders and signs.
The board says that interest in the shooting sports has increased in the past two years and they are working to help fill the demand.
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On January 26, 2014, the United States Post Office is expected to increase the price of first-class stamps from 46 cents to 49 cents. The postal service claims that the increase is temporary and says that it is aimed at countering the effects of recession. Some businesses however, especially those dealing with print advertising, could feel the pinch. JangoMail is preparing to make the most of this situation.
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Before today's scrimmage there was much of the same stretching and exercises that lasted for a good 45 minutes to an hour. Here are some things I noticed prior to the main event.
The crowd was phenomenal for a fall practice of any kind. I've seen spring games with fewer attendees.
Something tells me Tyrone Nix and Houston Nutt had a fight over the pre-scrimmage music mix...at least Houston got to hear one Kenny Chesney song.
I was also not in favor of the swarms of wasps that apparently nested under the particular seat I chose...Thankfully a very nice gentleman pointed this out to me in time for me to move away prior to being stung. Hopefully others avoided the same treachery.
It's becoming a bit annoying how popular wide-brimmed straw hats have become in Oxford in the past three years.
One of the warmup songs(Hip Hop Genre) has a line in the background, "Big Landsharks". Anyone know the song?
Granted it was only about 20 people, but there is no doubt in my mind that the people who clap at the end of stretches are the same people who masturbate to the spirit board daily.
Cliff Coleman's still in a boot.
Bigfooot Brown was not on the first team for field goals kicks today.
The Safeties came out today to shut me up-they caught everything thrown at them in drills(Obviously I"m not vain enough to think they did this for me, but it's still nice to see improvement)
The rest after the jump...The scrimmage started out with full team punting. Campbell hit the first on a line drive and it went bouncing past Jesse Grandy. The second was a boomer and Brandon Bolden fielded it successfully. Next Andrew Ritter hit a nice one to Grandy before shanking(and badly) two punts to Markeith Summers. Finally, Campbell came back in and hit the best punt of the day(long, beautiful hang time, probably easily 50+ yards) and then follow it up with a solid punt to Markeith who hauled it in.
The scrimmage consisted of twelve series of plays, each time lining up with a diffierent quarterback. The series was long or short depending on the success of the drive. So, for example, on his first series, Stanley's crew struggled to get a first down and therefore he got 7 plays in. Masoli, on the other hand, successfully got a few first downs and his first series lasted 16 plays. Overall, the total plays for each quarterback was as follows: Stanley-15 plays; Masoli-27 total; Mackey-21 total; Evan Ingram-13; Whit Haggard-12;
The order of running backs used was as follows: 1-Brandon Bolden 2-Enrique Davis 3-Rodney Scott 4-Derrick Herman 5-Nick Parker(w/ 3rd team) 6-Jeff Scott 7-Devin Thomas
There were 5 touchdowns scored in the scrimmage:
Enrique Davis took his first carry up the gut, one cut, too the house on about a 55 yard run.
Masoli lined up in the Wild Rebel(sans running back) and threw a nice fade route touchdown to Ja-Mes Logan.
Jeff Scott scooted around the edge and fought through a tackle attempt to score from about 10 yards out.
Mr. Mackey threw a fade route touchdown to Vincent Sanders.
Mr. Mackey threw a jump ball that Melvin Harris brought down in the end zone.
The Quarterbacks:
Nathan Stanley-Stanley never seemed to get in a rhythm. I expected a little more, though he did have a few bright moments(scrambling well for his speed, hitting a nice 30 yard completion down the field and then connecting with Melvin Harris on a well timed 10 yard out route.
Jeremiah Masoli-As evidence by his play count, he sustained drives, two of which led to touchdowns. Like Stanley, it took him a few plays to get in a rhythm, but he got going after that. He showed nice accuracy and never threw a risky ball towards the defense. I have a feeling Houston's really gonna value the ball this year and it seems like Masoli's gonna throw the fewest interceptions. He did have one ball slammed back in his face from the arm of Lawon Scott(he's a shawty). He seemed most successful throwing the ball when rolling out or using play action.
Mr. Mackey(I don't know why I like to call him that)-It's a little tough to gauge. He played with second team players most of the day and had some really exciting and successful moments. He also has some rough moments, throwing errant balls to no one in particular. He probably threw the most dangerous balls of the day as well, including a pick to Allen Walker(I think). On the other hand, his deep ball is just gorgeous. In the Wild Rebel he darted up the middle and looked scary elusive on one play. I just can't see him winning the starting job right now, despite his obvious talent.
The Winners:
Enrique Davis-Probably my big winner for the day. He looked like the guy we recruited him to be today. The touchdown run was a thing of beauty and it's fun to see him pull away from a defensive back.
Masoli-for the reasons mentioned above. No picks and drives resulting in touchdowns. That's what we need.
Melvin Harris-Seems like he caught everything thrown his way including two jump balls(one for touchdown). That's why he's out there.
Jeff Scott-On his series with Masoli, it took them three plays to get in the end zone. Two were handoffs to Scott around the edge. The second ended with Scott dancing in the end zone.
The Right Side of the Oline-Repeatedly the first team Oline carved out running lanes on the right side. Rishaw and Bobby Massie seem to be gelling nicely and I think this will be our go to spot in crunch time. Perfect example: 4th and 1 in Masoli's last series: Enrique Davis was in at running back and we chose to run out wide around the right side. The line sealed off the edge enough that Davis gained about 2 or 3 yards before running out of bounds.
Our Defensive Tackles-I feel like I overlook them sometimes, but they're so good. Other than Enrique's long touchdown run, there was very little if any running room up the middle all day. That includes the 2nd and 3rd teamers such as Carlton Martin and Corey Gaines.
Martez Eastland-only had 2 chances. One was underthrown ball, but on the 2nd, he caught the ball and was hit before he kept fighting. His 3rd effort got him an additional two yards and very close to the first down. He looks like a fullback and he can run.
Clarence Jackson-The freshman linebacker was everywhere. It's possibly my opinion was swayed a bit by his family members yelling "Get'em Jack, Get'em" in my ear, but he played well. In the 2nd or 3rd series of the day he made three consecutive plays on the ball, including one sack and one tackle for a 5 yard loss. He's physically gifted enough to be a very good SEC linebacker.
Devin Thomas-I like Devin, so any time he has a good day, I like to brag on him. I saw him throw some nice blocks today as well as drive the 3rd team down the field with nice runs. I still think he can help us, but looks like I could be crazy.
Houston Nutt-I think a lot of his decisions are slowly becoming easier....like playing the people listed above. Jeff Scott could make his life a LOT better if he can gash opposing defenses like he does our own.
Nathan Stanley- If you ain't first, you're last.
Rodney Scott-Seems to me to be dancing too much instead of cutting upfield. He's still got the ability, but I feel like it's a little bit of a Sophomore Slump coming.
Markeith Summers-He dropped at least one where he was open on the sidelines and then the coaches tried twice to give him a jump ball touchdown in the end zone at the end of practice. He was unable to fight through the defender to come down with the ball. I think he lacks the aggression needed to "go get the ball".
Field Goal kickers-Granted, Bryson Rose either made all of his or missed only 1 kick(someone told me he missed one), but the other 2(David Hankins and Andrew Ritter) couldn't hit the side of a barn. Hankins ended up making one to salvage some dignity but I wouldn't want him out there on game day.
Our deep pass defense. Hopefully when we can hit the quarterback this will improve, but there are gaping holes in our secondary once we get 20 to 30 yards downfield. Hopefully these holes will start to shrink as we get closer to the season.


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