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I will cherish you and remind you every moment that I love you.
I will not dispose of your opinions simply because you are young. I will not dismiss your original thoughts and creative ideas as nothing - as many have done to me. I will give you the right to use the voice that you've been blessed with. I will make sure you will be heard. I will teach you not to accept that you can be suppressed or silenced or ridiculed. I will teach you to stand up for yourself with validation.
I will ground you for life if you intentionally hurt anyone's feeling.
I will raise you in Christianity, read the scripture to you, and display the love you deserve, but also remember that the decision to follow Christ is ultimately yours, for coercing it upon you will not place you on the path of righteousness. So I will always pray for you.
I will make sure you listen to a variety of music. You're grounded if you like Justin Bieber (I'm totally kidding. I think).
I will make you laugh whenever you're down - or simply make you laugh or smile whenever you're around. I will surprise you in many ways I can and give you as many memories you want to reflect on as you grow older, taller, wiser.
I will fall to my knees to admit I am sorry when I am in the wrong, for I am human and I am not perfect like our Lord and I will make mistakes. And with that, I hope to teach you how to sincerely apologize and recognize you are not invincible, but that you need Christ to be the best you can be. I hope to teach you how to be humble; I hope you realize that you must treasure the relationships you have with those around you and what sacrifices - especially our pride - is needed.
I will not yell at you if you've made a mistake. Humans are not perfect, so why should you be? If you fail a class, I will not ridicule you or tell you you're a failure. You are my child, you are a blessing, and I will help you get over this obstacle. Because this is a challenge, it does not mean you must forfeit. It does not mean you're weak. I will never leave your side, especially during the times you will need me.
I will kiss the wounds.
I will read you bed time stories.
I will try not to hug you for too long or cry whenever you're moving to greater, more amazing things in life.
I will give you a standing ovation when you're on the stage for whatever reason. I will audaciously clap and sometimes embarrass you on how proud I am to be your mother.
I will love you.
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I think that Eric Maynor has been seen as a major upgrade when in actuality he is mainly an upgrade over Ronnie Price and Nolan Smith. His averages since coming to Portland are mediocre:
6.8 points per game, 42.8 field goal percentage, 4.8 assists in 21.5 minutes.
I think that CJ McCollum would be an upgrade over Eric Maynor. I think you could get a wing player like Martell Webster for the room exception instead of spending it on Eric Maynor.

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running back Devin Church wanted an opportunity to play on college football's biggest stage. Now, he has it.
The standout senior verbally committed to play at Northern Illinois back in August, but changed his mind over the weekend following an official visit at the University of Illinois.
"I really liked it – from the players to the coaches. It's Big Ten (football) and a great academic school," Church said in a phone interview Tuesday. "I just thought it was a better opportunity."
On Sunday, he announced via Twitter that he had decommitted from Northern Illinois and was headed instead to Urbana-Champaign. The switch coming less than two weeks before National Signing Day (Feb. 1).
It was the ultimate payoff for the 5-foot-9, 182-pound back who by
Church said the switch wouldn't have happened had the University of Illinois not made a coaching change back in December hiring former University of Toledo coach Tim Beckman.
"Beckman had switched over from Toledo and I always had a relationship with him," said Church, an Ohio native. "When they actually made the switch over there, they wanted to bring me up on a visit."
At Toldeo, Beckman heavily recruited Church and offered him a scholarship. Church liked Beckman, but Northern Illinois was the top football team in the Mid American Conference.
"If I was going to go to the MAC, it was going to be the top school," Church said.
Church also really liked the Huskies running backs coach Eddie Faulkner. In another twist of fate, Faulkner left Northern Illinois in January to take the same position with the University of Pittsburgh. The senior said Faulkner's departure did factor into his decision.
When the invitation came from Illinois for the official visit, Church started weighing his options.
"Going into the visit, I had thought they were going to make an offer, so I started thinking about all the stuff," Church said.
He went on the visit from Friday to Sunday and his host was the team's starting quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase.
On the visit, Church toured the campus, talked with coaches, met other players and even sat down with some of the university's academic staff. He said he tried to talk "with everybody."
He also looked at what his competition would be at running back. Illinois is graduating three seniors at the position and won't have anybody with significant experience on the roster next season.
Coaches told him that it would be an open competition for playing time.
"It will be all about what I show them," Church said. "If I play to my ability, I should be fine."
When he came back home, he talked the decision over with his mom and dad. He also sought out the advice of his coach at Brother Rice, Al Fracassa. They all said the same thing - do what's best for you.
In the end, Church simply said playing in the Big Ten was something he "couldn't pass up."
He personally called Northern Illinois coach Dave Doeren and let him know he had changed his mind.
"It was hard, he probably didn't expect it, but I let him know what I thought was better for me," Church said. "At the end of the day, he understood."
Now, the senior can breathe easy. He said he will meet with Beckman on Friday to talk everything over and sign his letter of intent on Feb. 1.
"It feels good to finally be done with it," Church said.


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Special to Emmaus Patch By Chrissy Cilento, Emmaus High School Junior
Yesterday at 12:15, myself and dozens of other kids packed into the Emmaus High School chorus room with bated breath, anxiously watching WFMZ for the announcement of . The Freddy's are like the Tony's for us high schoolers -- different schools get nominated for various categories and are given awards based on their school's musical production for that year.
This year, EHS performed , and ending up with a total of 12 nominations. The screams of excitement rang throughout the halls as hugs were exchanged and congratulations were given. As much as we try to downplay the Freddy's and say that we're happy with our performance no matter what we get nominated for, I don't think any of us involved in the show can deny that the Freddy's give us a surge of energy and anxiousness.
As a , I enjoy the recognition myself and my fellow classmates get out of The Freddy Awards. Sometimes, we thespians feel a little under-appreciated, especially in comparison with high school sports teams, so it's been really great to be put on the map because of this awards show.
Two weeks from tonight, the Freddy's will air on WFMZ, so make sure you tune in and watch for all us kids from Emmaus singing and dancing our hearts out onstage!
Chrissy Cilento, a junior at , plans to study journalism in college. She is a periodic contributor to Patch.


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The baddest man on the planet checks in at number 71 in our countdown 'til kickoff. All you really need to know about Devon Still is in the following story. Still tore the ACL in his left knee...
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A rundown of the latest Nittany Lions to be selected in the NFL Draft.
Devon Still has been drafted by the Bengals!
(Ed. - Oh, right. That. Get paid, Devon. But other than that, meh. JJ) Devon Still is about to become richer than me. He already has the looks and the skill. Man, how do you compete with that? ...
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Penn State has a strong tradition of sending elite linebackers and defensive linemen to the next level. This year is no exception, as the Nittany Lions send consensus first-team All-American Devon...
This is my final mock draft of the season. I'm going to limit this to just the picks and no trades in this version. Keep in mind that my focus is on matching players with teams.
Quick scouting notes on the Penn State Nittany Lions defensive tackle.
The St. Louis Rams want a defensive tackle early in the draft, but where will they find one and who will it be?
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Updated 6:23pm Wednesday 14th May 2014 in News By Aime Williams, Reporter
A primary school teacher from Tottenham was called to meet the Prime Minister as a reward for her innovative teaching methods.
Ruth Gallie, 24, was chosen to visit Downing Street by the education charity Teach First, who recruit graduates to the teaching profession and support them through their training.
Ms Gallie, who is originally from Cornwall, is in her second year as a teacher at The Willow Primary School, Tottenham.
She said: "I really enjoyed visiting Downing Street, and it was interesting to see inside. We were well-looked after, the Prime Minister made a speech to thank teachers for the work they do.
"I'm really enjoying teaching at The Willow School. The staff are lovely. I definitely want to stay working within education."
At the moment, her class are focussing on writing fiction. She said: "We've been doing a lot of writing activities and a lot of collaborating and sharing stories. I've been having huge expectations of them."
She added: "I can't imagine anything more rewarding that teaching my pupils each day."
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Salem, VA - The Salem Stampede Championship Rodeo was back in our area Friday.
More than 200 cowboys and cowgirls showed off their skills on a variety of exhibitions; bull riding, barrel racing, steer wrestling and tie-down roping were all part of the fun.
This rodeo began 47-years ago and was started by Lorettta Lynn. Back then it was appropriately dubbed, The Loretta Lynn Rodeo.
"It's something you can bring the family to whether they are 2 or 82 and enjoy a show. Enjoy something that is clean and wholesome" said Kevin Debusk of the Imperial Rodeo Company.
The show will run Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and a final show will run Sunday at 2 p.m.


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(That's how they talk at the Sloan Analytics Conference. Like they don't have moment to spare.)
Everyone knows Pete Rose is the all-time Hit King™, with 4,256 career base hits. Just as everyone (except Wikipedia) knows that Ty Cobb was the previous record holder, with 4,189 safeties. But hits are only one of, like, a thousand ways of reaching base, along with walks, hit-by-pitch, and when the ball gets lodged in the umpire's mask. Who leads in all the ways a player can reach first base?
Beyond the Box Score's Lee Trocinski has the answer, and there's one active player among the career leaders in Times Reaching Base. He also found the top single-season performances and the longest TRB streaks. Check it out.


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NAPPANEE — Mary Etta Schmucker, age 75, 28892 U.S. 6 West, Nappanee, died at 10:45 a.m. Monday at her residence after a four-month illness with cancer. She was born April 22, 1937, to Enos M. And Maude (Slabach) Eash in Lagrange County. She married Marvin E. Schmucker Oct. 16, 1969. He preceded her in death May 29, 2009.
Mrs. Schmucker was a homemaker and a member of the Old Order Amish Church.
Surviving are sons, Glen (Becky) Schmucker, Nappanee, Eddie (Susan) Schmucker and Lamar (Marilyn) Schmucker, both of Bremen; daughters, Coleen (Kenny) Yoder, Shipshewana, Rosanna (Toby) Troyer, Bremen; stepdaughters, Kathryn (Devon) Slabaugh, New Paris, Virginia (Omer) Miller, Julia (Floyd) Miller, both of Milford, Laura (Marion) Miller, Nappanee; 24 grandchildren; 22 step grandchildren; 11 step great-grandchildren; brother, Wilbur Eash, Purdin, Mo.; and sisters, Rosa Ellen (Henry) Zook, Sarasota, Fla., PollyAnna Otto, LaGrange, and Sarah Jean (Clarence) Chupp, Bremen. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brother, Ervin Dean Eash, brother-in-law, Jerry Otto, granddaughter, Laura Diane Troyer, stepgrandson, Matthew Jon Miller, a stepgreat-grandchild, and grandson-in-law, Eric Helmuth.
Family and friends may call after 3 Tuesday and all day Wednesday at the family residence. Funeral Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the Ronnie Miller residence (8919 West 1350 N). Officiating will be the Home Ministry of the Old Order Amish Church and burial will be in Weldy Cemetery. Arrangements are with Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, Nappanee.


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The West Fargo Youth Association is raffling off tickets for a chance to win one of 200 guns.
They say the world-wide attention may be drawing in some criticism.
Mike Prochnow's inbox is now full.
Emails coming in from all across the country after this story we first aired popped up on websites like Sports Illustrated and Huffington Post.
"I don't even know where this one is from," says Prochnow, with the West Fargo Hockey Association.
Some are good, thanking them for supporting youth hockey. And others
"this one is bad."
He says some people aren't happy that they are holding a raffle for guns.
"This a youth association. We are not just handing out guns. People have to get background checks," says Prachnow.
It's not just the story that is getting attention far and wide, people are buying tickets from all over including Antarctica for their chance at winning a gun.
"We've pretty much gotten something from every state," says Prachnow.
For Prochnow, he says he doesn't mind that this raffle is making headlines, because it's giving them an opportunity to succeed at their main goal of the raffle and that's to raise money for the kids.
"Kids start hunting at young age here with there parents. But we are not handing them out. This is a raffle for the kids."


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A tense situation for DC Firefighters -- as they were forced to quickly evacuate a raging fire Wednesday night. There were 50 men and women battling the flames inside a warehouse in the 400 block of Morse Street NE, which started around 10:30pm. The smoke and flames became too intense -- and the Chief on scene called for an evacuation.
"If we have to evacuate a building we're in a very high risk situation, and it was very hairy for about 15 minutes", said Deputy Chief John Donnelly.
A second alarm was sounded. In all, about 120 firefighters responded. They ran more supply lines - and began to attack with hoses and ladder trucks from the outside, but at 2am there were still flames shooting through the roof. It took another 90 minutes to bring the blaze under control.
The 400 block of Morse Street, just off Florida Avenue NE is a busy cluster of warehouses. Some distribute meat, produce and baked goods. Others import cheap street goods. It appears the fire started at the W&W Warehouse. Its storefront says it sells necklaces, cellphone cases, umbrellas, watches & socks. It sits in the center of a cluster of adjacent businesses that are attached to the old Union Terminal Market. The building dates back to at least 1931, when it was a bustling farmers market. At the time there were indoor stalls for 700 vendors who sold meat, fish, dairy and produce.
Deputy Chief Donnelly said old buildings like these can be especially dangerous for firefighters to work in.
"Warehouses are dangerous for a lot of reasons," explained Deputy Chief John Donnelly. "one of them is, they're kept secure. So they're hard to get in. That keeps burglars out but it also serves to keeps firemen out. The scond thing is that's it a lot of materials stored in a very small space, and stored in ways that uh, if a fire does start it can spread very quickly. And that appears to be what happened here, that the fire spread pretty quickly and um, it was very challenging to put out. "
This is not the same location as the new Union Market DC, which opened to much fanfare in September. That sits about a block away on 5th Street NE where the Union Terminal Market moved to in the 1960's. It was renovated and is now the city's newest trendy spot to get artisan farmer's market goods. The new location was not impacted by the fire.
It's not believed that anyone was inside the old warehouse at the time of the fire, but as of 9am Thursday investigators had not been able to get inside. At daybreak there were still several hot spots where steam and smoke could be seen rising off the building.
Occasionally fire crews had to carefully climb back up on the roof that had been weakened by fire & water and punch holes in the brick facade to provide more ventilation.
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"And I shall be washed whiter than snow."
Oh, Katie. How fine.
Thank you for this lovely post.
Love it all! Especially the tea cup in what looks to be laundry detergent? or maybe sugar?
I love that you use that petty white tea cup as a scoop! Like the previous poster I'm curious it is flour, laundry detergent or sugar? What a beautiful idea!
I love five of those pretty white quilts stacked together! BEAUTIFUL! :) Where did you get them all from? Are they antique or vintage?
Love those pearl white earrings!
Love the white basket or hamper's texture!
You are an artist and curator! You have the most lovely collection of white!
~ Ali
By the way I wondered if you are going to document your home with a picture tour before you and your family move! Fingers crossed because I love your style and have always wished to see your kid's rooms!
~ Ali
I love that you're posting more now! We are also in the process of moving and I am also using tea cups as my scoop in big glass jars...love it!
I am with Ali, would so love to see your home, room by room. Especially your painted fireplace. Every day you are just amazing me with your blogability!!!!! BTW, I have had almost a full week with Anna Bea and I am still convinced she really is the one for Jack. We have really bonded this week and she is precious. All of the Boss stories have been greatly exagerated. He has been the perfect gent 'cept for last night in his prayers he did thank God for D--D--. Oh well! It is good to be thankful for all things.
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Love it!!!!!!! I love white, but with 2 boys? I'll have to wait til they're in college. HA!
Those earrings are GORGEOUS! Love this color theme idea. I love seeing any glimpses into your happy little home, period!
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Considering the previous update was bumped off the first page awhile ago and signing news has slowed considerably (until today), I thought it would be a good idea to start a new thread. Please recommend this post to help it stay up longer!
Today, 5th rounder Matt Szczur was signed to a Jeff Samardzija-like contract which allows him to return to Villanova to play his senior year for their football team, where he's a star wide receiver who could receive attention in the NFL draft.
As of right now, the following players have signed:
1. Hayden Simpson
3. Micah Gibbs
4. Hunter Ackerman
5. Matt Szczur
8. Cameron Greathouse
10. Aarun Kurcz
11. Eric Jokisch
12. Austin Reed
13. Pierre LePage
14. Colin Richardson
15. Elliot Soto
16. Ryan Hartman
19. Dustin Fitzgerald
20. Ryan Cuneo
22. Jeff Vigurs
23. Matt Loosen
24. Dustin Geiger
25. Eric Rice
28. Joseph Zeller
32. Brett Ebinger
34. Dustin Harrington
37. Chad Noble
41. Dallas Beeler
Post any signings, scouting reports, videos, etc. in the comments below. I'll edit in players as they're signed.
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This should be another tough fight to pick, could go either way. But I will go with Abraham by decision, though this is a fight where anything can really happen.
Though I will check out the odds, Froch I am guessing will be the slight underdog, may put some money on him. But will lean towards Abraham. Abraham should find it easier to land in this fight than his last against Dirrell, and I think the power on his punches will be the difference.


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Resurrection's Mugler Moment-------
On Thursday, November 7, famed vintage boutique Resurrection will unveil its first Thierry Mugler capsule in New York City and online. The offering includes pieces from the designer's eighties and nineties oeuvre. The angle? No "crazy shoulders." "I love his big power suits and the exaggerated lines," Resurrection's co-owner, Katy Rodriguez, told Style.com. "But this lineup showcases very wearable and modern pieces while still illustrating his signatures." What she means is: Fans of Mugler's curved seams and distinct surrealist details won't be lost for want, thanks, for example, to a tobacco-color leather bomber with sculptural metal cinches at the waist, or an amoeba-shaped mesh inlay along a top, or a black velvet jacket with neon wiring spelling out the designer's name. It's all very Thierry, but it's all very functional.
"The velvet jacket is a little hard for me to let go of," said Rodriguez. "Years and years ago, a woman walked in and said she had been a model for Mugler—she'd worn it in the show, and he gave it to her afterward. You won't ever see it again." Yet Rodriguez also cautions that, at Resurrection, aesthetic trumps provenance. "We're huge fashion nerds. We buy things based foremost on the quality of the design. Not the name of who owned it." With that in mind, expect Resurrection to throw it back this Thursday to Mugler's glory days—with, of course, a 2013 sensibility. Above, check out a selection from the collection, exclusively on Style.com.
Resurrection's Thierry Mugler capsule will be available beginning November 7 at Resurrection in New York City and online at www.resurrectionvintage.com.
Punk Resurrected, Again-------
Between the Met's upcoming Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibition and the rebellion-infused Fall '13 runways, it's no secret that punk is having a major moment. Resurrection New York—the Nolita vintage store known for its highly edited collection of sixties Pucci and seventies Halston—decided to celebrate the revival with What Are You Looking At, an in-store installation featuring pieces from Resurrection's enviable archive. "The Met has their way—they feature certain things and have a lot of the high-fashion derivatives of punk rock and fashion—but we have our own approach [to punk] that's really special," explained Resurrection archivist and manager Maria Ayala. "We thought, This is all happening. Let's show people where this actually came from."
The pieces on view range from iconic King's Road staples (polka-dot mini-crinis, Seditionaries' Sid Vicious Chaos tees) to rare personal items like a pair of shredded bondage pants that Gaye Advert gave owner Katy Rodriguez in London. A selection of wares are for purchase—a pastel camo Stephen Sprouse blazer, for example—while others, like a Westwood x Keith Haring knit skirt and some original, and very ribald, Boy London T-shirts, are for ogling only. "We actually have a top like that, as well," commented Ayala in reference to the Haring skirt. "But today, M.I.A. came in and rented it because she's doing promo pictures for her album. Maybe we'll see it on her album cover, maybe not. But that's pretty exciting."
What Are You Looking At is on view through May 8 at Resurrection New York, 217 Mott Street, New York, NY; (212) 625-1374.
Concept Eclectic-------
By now, the scene outside any fashion show is familiar—an army of street-style photographers stacked on top of one another, grappling for the best shot of arriving editors and celebrities. The Concept Korea event brought that scene indoors this weekend at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall, hosting editors and bloggers curious about new talent. Spearheaded by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, the showcase introduced five brands well-known in their homeland but seeking a wider audience in America. As professional and amateur paparazzi pressed in for photos, designers from DOHO, Son Jung Wan, Steve J & Yoni P, Lie Sang Bong, and Resurrection presented looks for inspection, posing proudly in front of their work.
Most established of the bunch and often dubbed the "Korean McQueen," Lie Sang Bong explained techniques he uses to earn that moniker. "Inspired by a traditional Korean architecture technique, I wanted to incorporate past, present, and future by mixing materials like silk with very high-tech leathers and hologram trim." The resulting feminine, futuristic pieces included one of the most-admired items of the night—a leather vest treated to shimmer like a beetle wing.
Couture Club: Style.com And 1stdibs.com Exclusive Haute Couture Preview-------
Compared to 1stdibs, eBay is for amateurs. Founded in 2001, the site quickly became the online destination for high-end antiques and twentieth-century design. Last week, 1stdibs announced it was adding vintage couture and designer fashion to its stable. As expected, they have nothing less than a thoroughbred lineup on offer, as fashion expert and independent curator Clair Watson corralled dealers like Resurrection, The Way We Wore, The Paper Bag Princess, Mark Walsh and Leslie Chin, and Rare Vintage to participate. Style.com's coverage of the Fall 2009 haute couture season starts today—with a special bonus: 1stdibs.com is offering Style.com readers an exclusive preview of specially selected vintage couture items that will be available for purchase starting Wednesday. You can only see these haute little numbers by clicking here.
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Regional Workshop for WBEs Prior to the Conference
Government Contracting: What WBEs Need to Know to be Successful
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At this 3-hour session, established WBEs will hear from noted government contracting expert and author, Gloria Larkin, about the benefits of the SBA Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) contracting program, and learn how to:
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Review: 'Words For Pictures: The Art And Business of Writing Comics and Graphic Novels' is Disappointing Advice
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Feline Classics/ Canine Classics is what the publishers call a "two-in-one volume." One half features stories about cats—flip it over and the other half holds stories about dogs.
Big Damn Sin City is a classic collection, the kind that will—that does—define an era in comic books.
The artwork is gorgeous. The women are gorgeous. The underwear is gorgeous. Guerra obviously loves his subject matter, he puts a lot of attention into the details
The best I can offer in this review is that a book like this is available, and parents and children can decide for themselves.
If you love Larry Niven, you'll be disappointed. And if you don't know Niven, you won't care.
Like in all good zombie stories, the few non-zombified folks must band together to survive. Conflict ensues.
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REVIEW: Van Morrison, Bournemouth Pavilion (From Daily Echo)
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REVIEW: Van Morrison, Bournemouth Pavilion
11:33am Monday 5th March 2012 in Music Reviews By Brendan McCusker
I first saw Van Morrison at Birmingham's Rainbow Suite club in 1965. I was a precocious under-age youngster; Van Morrison had already had two huge pop hits with Baby Please Don't Go and Here Comes The Night with his Belfast band Them.
Even then, Van Morrison was a maverick. During the set he wandered offstage, leaving the audience perplexed. A few minutes later he strolled back on, astonishing the young crowd by swigging from a bottle of Guinness and smoking a cigarette. Unprofessional? Perhaps. A bad example? Maybe. Cool and unforgettable? Definitely.
Almost 50 years on, Van Morrison now has his drinks brought on stage for him, but shows no sign of stopping.
Opening with the catchy Brown Eyed Girl, backed by a stonkin' seven-piece band, Van Morrison's music is a smooth, moody blend of jazz, blues and Celtic rock.
His textured voice is another instrument, driving the lyric, swooping and whooping, occasionally scat-singing.
Particularly outstanding were the hypnotic This Is It, the atmospheric In The Garden, and the hooky Moondance.
The musical arrangements are tight and contrasting, ranging from almost whispered vocals across instrumental spaces, to full blasting melodies. Van Morrison also excels on saxophone, harmonica and guitar.
The show-stopping finale was the classic garage anthem G-l-o-r-i-a, which was actually the B-side of Baby Please Don't Go, which started it all for Van the Man in 1964.
In 2012, the Belfast Cowboy still managed to rock the Bournemouth Pavilion!
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This Is It? Which song is This Is it? Did you mean at the end of All In The Game where he simply repeated the words 'this is it'?
If you are going to do music reviews Brendan, then at least get the basics right - this includes song titles.
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PGFD firefighters resort to foam to fight hoarder's house fireComment
Prince George's County firefighters had to resort to battling a blaze in Brentwood with foam because the burning house was so full of "stuff" and they couldn't gain access inside.
Animal hoarders in 'the house that smelled' charged in Fairfax CountyComment
Police say it wasn't just animal hoarding that made the home 'unsafe to enter.' The concern was mostly the general hoarding which may have made flooring unsafe due to the amount of collected items.
Hoarding in the D.C. area causes physical danger, public health issuesComment
Officials in counties throughout the D.C. are combating a problem that not only causes physical and mental strife from those who suffer from it, but also a major hazard for people who live around and near it.
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I do not think Michael Bleiweiss understands that in a democratic system of government moles or whisleblowers are necessary to maintain checks and balances in the system (Letter: "GOP mole in IRS scandal?", June 30 ). Otherwise, the system will be a dictatorial system of government. To my mind, there should be GOP or Democratic whistleblowers in the government so that government cannot do anything wrong.
The IRS can check anybody's income, and it has a right to do so. But, if the checking is politically oriented, it should be investigated. There is no reason for liberals to be upset.
Is it the idea of liberals to fund all projects whether you have money or not? I can understand, following liberal principle, President Obama is printing money like a spoiled kid. He has kept every liberal mouth shut by giving money to everybody. He does not think that, like Europe, he can hit the Law of Diminishing Returns!
In spite of Obama's hugging and kissing, more American soldiers have died in Afghanistan in four years than during Mr. Bush's eight years of presidency. His hugging and kissing did not stop the Boston Marathon bombing.
Michael Bleiweiss says President Bush allowed the torture of captured soldiers. When you are in the business of killing human beings, torture is justified. In special cases, warrantless wiretapping is justified. It was a standard practice before Bush came to power. If by torture you get vital information to save lives, it is justified.
Obama has directed American soldiers not to shoot first to save innocent lives. When a terrorist hides among families and has a gun, American soldiers should not shoot first. Now, when a person with a gun shoots you, then an American soldier should shoot him. Following Obama's directive, more American soldiers have died in Iraq and Afghanistan. Obama is really intelligent.
My conclusion is that whistleblowers are necessary in any government to know the truth. People have a right to know how efficiently government is working.
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Boxing legends Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Roberto Duran got together and brought 700 fans to an autograph session at the Steiner Store on Long Island.
Boxing fans don't always agree with or on Larry Merchant, but he's providing notable quotables for over 30 years on HBO. Bad Left Hook's James Foley rounds up some of the best.
Shane Mosley isn't who he once was, by Ryan Bivins believes he's still dangerous on May 5 against Canelo Alvarez.
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez may join the all-time great trilogies in boxing history on November 12. Bad Left Hook looks back at some of the best, including Zale vs Graziano, Ali vs...
Maybe the most memorable image in boxing history is that of Ali standing above a prone Liston, imploring him to get up. Everyone has seen the picture. Many even have the image on a rec room or gym...
Ted Sares is back this afternoon with a look at the way your favorite fighters can often break your heart if you let them.
In modern times a fighter must do everything well to be elite. But just doing everything well doesn't make an elite fighter. They must also do at least one thing great. Sure there are some who did...
Where have all the blockbusters gone? There are still a few every year. Many more to those that follow boxing closely. But why isn't boxing headlining the way it use to? Why don't today's starts...
Fighters can be fascinating for reasons that are as different as their styles in the ring. Many of them have given fight fans several nights that they won't ever forget, but often the men...
Ever since he moved up to welterweight, Mayweather has made it his job to avoid the top welters. It is getting, or rather, has gotten old. Maybe he should retire or move back to lightweight.
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Civil Unions Gain Ground As a Governor Vows Action
By PAM BELLUCK; Christy McKerney contributed reporting from New Hampshire.
Published: April 20, 2007
New Hampshire's governor said Thursday that he would sign a bill legalizing civil unions for same-sex couples.
For weeks, the governor, John Lynch, declined to express his views on the civil union bill, which was passed by the House of Representatives and is expected to be passed by the Senate next week. Both chambers are controlled by Democrats for the first time in more than a century.
The measure would make New Hampshire the fourth state to allow civil unions, following the lead of Vermont, Connecticut and New Jersey. California allows domestic partnerships with benefits similar to civil unions. Massachusetts is the only state that allows same-sex marriage.
''It's a matter of conscience, of fairness and preventing discrimination,'' the governor, a Democrat, told reporters in Allenstown, N.H., according to his spokesman, Colin Manning.
Mr. Manning said the governor opposed same-sex marriage, adding that ''the civil unions bill does extend the rights that married couples do enjoy -- hospital visitation, crime victims' rights, health insurance -- but at the same time it preserves the distinction of marriage.''
Both opponents and proponents of the bill said they expected it would lead to efforts to establish same-sex marriage in New Hampshire.
''This is a steppingstone for us,'' said Mo Baxley, executive director of the New Hampshire Freedom to Marry Coalition.
Representative James R. Splaine, an openly gay Democrat who sponsored the bill, said: ''Essentially, it is a marriage without the word. People are going to see that couples in relationships will become more stable, that it's good for families, that it's good for society. Then I think in a year or two or three or four, the people of New Hampshire will say, 'Why not marriage with the word?' ''
Senator Robert J. Letourneau, a Republican and an opponent of civil unions, said the law would ''bring unintended consequences of biblical proportions.''
''It won't be long before schools will be required to teach alternative lifestyles,'' Mr. Letourneau said. ''You're going to have confrontations within churches. I don't have an issue with what people do with their private lives. This is about marriage, tradition. It's not about discrimination. It's about a minority of the population taking away something from the majority of the population that they don't want taken away from them.''
Karen Testerman, executive director of Cornerstone Policy Research, a conservative group, citing AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, predicted that the law ''could promote the acceptance of a behavior that is jeopardizing the health of our children.''
''Multiple partners when you're doing something unnatural -- it's just not good,'' Ms. Testerman said.
Dawn Touzin, 56, of Windham, who works for Planned Parenthood, said she and her partner of eight years would join in civil union. ''In principle, we'd prefer marriage,'' Ms. Touzin said. ''But we've gone through a lot of effort trying to establish the legal protections that we might want for each other, yet no matter what you do you always fall short.''
The law would recognize as civil unions same-sex marriages from other states or countries. Brian Rater, 37, a gay software engineer, lives in Brookline, just over the border from Massachusetts, where he is unable to marry because of that state's residency requirements. He said he and his partner would ''go to Canada and get a marriage license there and then have the marriage recognized as a civil union in New Hampshire.''
New Hampshire residents seem to be divided on the issue.
Michael Goyette, 36, who runs Pete's Gun and Tackle in Hudson, said: ''That's their way of life. I mean, hey. It's a personal thing. I just feel that marriage should be between a man and a woman.''
Tim Chrysostom, 40, a restaurant worker from Canterbury, said that when Vermont became the first state to recognize civil unions, ''people were predicting terrible things would happen'' but that ''now everyone realizes they haven't.''


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This interactive workshop is held in conjunction with the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC). The workshop is intended to provide clinicians, researchers, students and representatives from regulatory non-government organizations active in the TB-field with a platform for presentation and discussion of the latest scientific developments in the field. The workshop will allow [...]
MSF Scientific Day is a unique opportunity to showcase medical and scientific research carried out in MSF programmes around the world. Presenting and debating the findings from our research is vital to improve the quality of our humanitarian programmes. There will be several topic s on tuberculosis.
The week of November 12th was exciting with the 43rd Union World Conference, the WGND Annual Meeting (will be posting presentations soon), and the Stop TB Coordinating Board Meeting. Included are some news highlights and a listing of webcasts of interesting and presentations relevant for TB drug development and research.
On September 5 and 6, 2012, the "Demystifying Pyrazinamide – Challenges and Opportunities" Workshop will be held at Johns Hopkins University and is sponsored by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Johns Hopkins University Center for AIDS Research, and the Stop TB Partnership Working Group on New Drugs. There will be live streaming available.


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A teenage girl was remembered Wednesday with a vigil after a 20-year wait for justice.
Family and friends of 16-year-old Rayna Rison gathered at Rolling Prairie United Methodist Church.
Those in attendance shared memories of Rison, watched a picture slide show.
They then released balloons with lights attached to them.
It was an evening planned to help the family prepare for the court hearing for her accused killer, Jason Tibbs, on Friday.
"People have asked me if I'm upset or mad or am I going to scream at him," said Rayna's sister Wendy Hakes. "You know he made this bed I didn't. He has to live with what he did. We just need to figure out why he did it."
A fundraiser was also held with the proceeds going to a scholarship fund created in Rayna's honor.
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A few years ago my friend and I decided to volunteer at an assisted living home. Her dad worked there, so we thought it would be a good opportunity to work with the elderly. We went each week during the summer for a full day, and occasionally we assisted with small parties for residents and their families.
Although it was slow at the beginning, merely straightening cluttered craft closets, we hung in there. Eventually we were put in charge of the weekly "Country Cart," a very big cart on wheels that we took to each resident's room with little candies, stationary, and knick knacks that they could buy to share with friends or give to family members. At first I thought this was a meaningless job (to keep us out of the way). But after a few weeks, I realized I now knew little things about the residents that I hadn't before. This "meaningless job" had started to seem like a way for me to get to know the people. After a while, I knew who would buy what, and what rooms not to bother going to.
Then the administrator put us in charge of visiting one lady who had become blind. The first thing I noticed was that
she was so in charge of her life that you would have never guessed she had this problem. Each week, we took her for a walk around the grounds, which she saw as our job. At the time I might have agreed, but as I look back, I see I took a lot from those few walks. She educated me about her generation, family, and way of life. Yes, I probably heard every story five times due to her slipping memory, but that probably helped me remember them better.
Another woman who sticks in my mind was one who bought items from the cart in mass quantities. She had many health problems, and it took her a lot of effort to leave her chair, but every week she was waiting with a smile and a conversation when we came around.
I stopped volunteering two years ago, but my experiences stick with me to this day. It was my first real "job," and realize I learned many of life's lessons there. From watching those whose health had deteriorated put on a smile and keep going, to those who had overcome disabilities and put themselves in charge of their own lives, I took a lot with me each time I left. fl
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Hey everyone. I rarely post, but visit the blog almost daily. I am a NRAF living in Muncie, Indiana. I'm originally from Ohio, but I am working on my Masters degree at Ball State University.
Anyway, own A's GM Billy Beane is spoke at my university tonight!!!
Billy was interviewed by Mark Montieth (of Indianapolis ESPN Radio 1070AM). Most of the questions asked had been submitted by students prior to the event. Billy talked about his playing days and his decision to enter MLB rather than go to Stanford. He also talked a lot about the Moneyball book and film process. He was very funny and open and comfortable. He mentioned the Cubs and Theo Epstein a few times, much to the delight of some of the crowd (the Cubs are popular here in Indiana). He mentioned that Jarrod Parker was from near Fort Wayne (Indiana) and the crowd loved that. Many of the questions concerned the Moneyball statistical process, and the effects of it on baseball and the team itself. Billy mentioned how hard it was to part with players often who had been cultivated in our farm system. He mentioned Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder being traded within a few days before the 2005 season. Billy mentioned how emotional he is, but that he doesn't make emotional decisions. He mentioned that he doesn't usually watch the actual games, but that he does so because of the emotions that would come with watching. The talk was sponsored by both our Mathematics and Economics departments, and much of it was about the business of baseball.
The best part for me with the Q&A session with the crowd after the main part of the event. I was lucky enough to ask a question. I asked how the steroid use and scandal in baseball had affected assessing players, including the concern that stats might be inflated or less representative of talent. He said it is always in the back of his mind, but he tries to trust the numbers and the players, unless there is more reason not to do so. To begin my question, I first mentioned that I was a long time A's fan, and congratulated him on the division championship, and I said I was so proud of the team. I also wore my Division Championship shirt to the event, representing my A's to the best of my ability.
I was thrilled to see Billy in person and wished there had been an opportunity to shake his hand or get a photo with him, but that was not available. Either way, it was a great event and Billy is a fantastically entertaining guy.
Just a few other notes about the event:
- I saw multiple people with A's shirts, hats, jackets. Though there were a decent number of people with Cubs or Reds stuff on. I also saw one Tigers hat. Also, one of the question askers said he was a Pirates fan.
- I went with my friend, who is a Cardinals fan. I was happy that she was eager to see Billy because of her love of baseball. He mentioned the Cardinals once, much to her excitement.
- Below are photos my friend and I took at the event. Unfortunately, the lighting on the stage really washed the images out because we were so close to the stage (fourth row!). Billy is on the right, and Mr. Montieth is on the left.


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American skier Bode Miller is responding to criticism of an NBC post-race interview by saying it was a "crazy emotional moment."
The interview, conducted after Miller won a bronze medal in the men's super-G ski race, turned to his emotions given the passing of his younger brother, Chelone, who died last year. A visibly emotional Miller began crying during the interview, leaning against a railing.
The moment drew backlash toward interviewer Christin Cooper, who pressed Miller about his brother, and NBC, which aired the full tape-delayed interview in primetime in the United States several hours later.
"I appreciate everyone sticking up for me," Miller tweeted on Monday. "Please be gentle w christin cooper, it was crazy emotional and not all her fault. #heatofthemoment"
Miller was a trending topic on Twitter in the United States for much of the day after the tweet and critics said the interview was insensitive.
Richard Sandomir of The New York Times called it "overkill," Kami Mattioli of the Sporting News said Cooper "repeatedly badgered" Miller and the AP's David Bauder called it "a shameful spectacle."
NBC said in a statement that its intent was to convey the emotion Miller felt.
"We understand how some viewers thought the line of questioning went too far, but it was our judgment that his answers were a necessary part of the story," the statement said.
"My emotions were very raw, she asked the questions that every interviewer would have," Miller said in another tweet. "Pushing is part of it, she wasn't trying to cause pain."
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"The very essence of leadership is you have to have vision. You can't blow an uncertain trumpet." -Theodore M. Hesburgh
"Coaches who can outline plays on a blackboard are a dime a dozen. The ones who win get inside their players and motivate." -Vince Lombardi
"Confidence is contagious; so is lack of confidence." -Vince Lombardi
Every season professional teams are going to be afflicted by injuries, slumps, bad breaks, but the great teams persevere through hardships. Mediocre teams are defined by what happens to them over the course of the season. Great teams are defined by what they make happen over the course of a season. Great teams have a plan, a goal, a focus, and adhere to what they do well as a team. When I watch the Avalanche I see a team with no plan, no clear goals, and a murky focus at best.
To elaborate on the ideas above, consider the 2001 Colorado Avalanche Stanley Cup team. The roster was loaded with talent, but also had FANTASTIC leadership. Every team starts the season with the goal of winning a Stanley Cup, but never have I seen a team truly live by that goal like those Avs. This year's Avs, less talented sure, but beyond that this organization is lost in it's ways. Call it an identity crisis if you will. After all, the Avs are in their teenage years of time in Denver. Isn't that when identity crises are bound to happen. Every phase of the organization is responsible, but I'm going to focus my attention on the man behind the bench.
The coach. Ordinary Joe. Sacco needs to follow precedence set in this organization and be a bit more super. This season, saying Joe Sacco has struggled to fill his role as an NHL head coach. As Vince Lombardi so eloquently put it, coaching isn't about X's and O's, but about inspiring and motivating your team. Frankly Sacco has seemed to struggle with both. His motivational antics are similar to those found in an elementary school classroom. Sent to Lake Erie (sent to the principle)... benching (take a time-out)...shuffling lines (play nice you're going to be separated). Seriously! Pull a new trick out of the hat. Sacco has had the midas touch for compounding problems rather than fixing them. His benchings, and shufflings, and meddlings, and goaltending changes have created uncertainty in this team. His X's and O's aren't exactly a strong point either. Other teams know what the Avs are going to do better than the Avs know what they are going to do during large chunks of every game lately. A great leader bands together individuals under a common flag, with a common goal. Sacco isolates and embarrasses his players. His doghouse is his legacy. Overall he seems to be filling the role of a babysitter rather than a leader. Granted, the Avs do have some young players, but i want my coach to be a leader, not a babysitter.
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The thing that is frustrating me the most with Sacco right now is the look on his face after every goal allowed. It reminds me of another 2nd year head coach of a local team. The above look, the McSacco? Leave that befuddled, I can't believe we are playing this ******* bad look on the dollar menu where it belongs? I have played my fair share of organized sports, and have had good coaches, and poor coaches. I know the aura of a good coach. I know how he carries himself, and right now Sacco doesn't fit that mold.
The Avalanche are a team without a concrete vision of what it wants to be right now. Recent trades have reshuffled the roster, and taken the team in a different direction. Confidence has come and gone within individual players over the course of the season, and at this point confidence is vacationing in a more tropical location. To me it starts with leadership, and the head coach. I am not going to say that firing Joe Sacco is the only solution. While many of these statements are harsh, I actually think that Sacco can be a good coach in this league. I enjoy listening to him in interviews and on the local radio programs. It sounds as if the plan is for him to be around next season, but he needs to improve if the Avs want to avoid a similar storyline next season. I'm not the only one who doesn't want to see that happen. Whoever the coach is, I want a great leader.
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1:00pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013 in Headlines By Andrew Ffrench, Reporter covering Didcot and Wallingford. Call me on 01865 425425
BOUNDARY Commission bosses have agreed to axe 25 district councillors in southern Oxfordshire and 11 county councillors.
The potential savings in basic allowances are about £50,000-a-year at Vale of White Horse District Council and £35,000 at South Oxfordshire District Council.
At Oxfordshire County Council the bill could be reduced by about £88,000.
In Didcot, a quarter of all district councillors will represent the town following changes which reflect its growing population.
The commission has agreed to axe 12 district councillors representing wards across South Oxfordshire. The decision followed eight weeks of public consultation. Instead of 48 councillors, there will be 36.
The Winterbrook area of Wallingford will now become part of a two-member Wallingford ward.
Cholsey parish council chairman Mark Gray said: "Two councillors instead of three will represent Cholsey and Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, and Winterbrook is coming out of a Cholsey ward and going into a Wallingford ward. I don't think that's a good decision – there's a historic link between Cholsey and Winterbrook going back to the Domesday Book.
David Buckle, joint chief executive of the Vale of White Horse and South Oxfordshire district councils, said Didcot would now have eight councillors representing it instead of nine.
"It's entirely appropriate that Didcot will have a quarter of the total number as it is such a growth town, with thousands of new homes being built at Great Western Park," said Mr Buckle.
The recommendations, which will come into force at the district council elections in May 2015, say the remaining councillors should represent four three-member wards, seven two-member wards and ten single-member wards across the district.
Didcot town council leader Margaret Davies, district councillor for Didcot Park ward, welcomed the ruling that East and West Hagbourne should be included in a ward with parishes to their east, instead of being linked with Didcot.
She said: "The Hagbournes wanted to retain their rural identity and, like a lot of villages, fear being swallowed up by Didcot."
East Hagbourne parish council chairman, David Rickeard said: "We are pleased that the Boundary Commission has responded to local opinion.
"The Hagbournes will now be in a big ward with Cholsey, Moulsford, Brightwell, the Astons and the Moretons."
Commission chairman Max Caller said: "We believe these recommendations deliver electoral equality for voters."
- Oxford City Council – 48 councillors. No plans to reduce the number at election in 2014.
- Vale of White Horse District Council – from May 2015, 38 councillors, 13 fewer.
- South Oxfordshire District Council – from May 2015, 36 councillors, 12 fewer.
- West Oxfordshire – 49 councillors. No plans to reduce the number at election in 2014.
- Cherwell – 50 councillors. No plans to reduce the number at election in 2014.
- Oxfordshire County Council – from May 2, 2013, 63 council seats up for election, down from 74.
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"For too long local government has made departing staff sign gagging orders, often with big pay-offs attached, away from the eyes of those who get left with the bill: the taxpayer.
When leaving a job, councils and their employees need to part ways fairly. Giving out thousands in under-the-counter pay-offs to silence departing staff is not the way to achieve this.
Councils have a responsibility to the public and transparency is at the heart of that. By shining a light on these activities and introducing new democratic checks and balances to stop gagging orders being abused we are helping councils improve accountability in local government."
It's hard to disagree with a single word of what he said. It's high time the disgraceful conduct of the WODC leader and chief executive is held up to full and public scrutiny. There is no excuse whatsoever for this atrocious lack of transparency around the use of taxpayer monies. We can't keep on waiting.
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Movie star Seth Rogen recently told radio personality Howard Stern that he would not seek a prenuptial agreement before his wedding to longtime girlfriend Lauren Miller, reports the Huffington Post.
Rogen and Miller became engaged in September 2010, and they have been a couple since 2004. In an appearance on a late-night show hosted by Conan O'Brien, the actor recounted how he had inadvertently proposed to his now-fiancee while she was not fully clothed.
When Stern urged him to get a prenuptial agreement, Rogen replied, "I'm not. My business manager told me to get one too."
After Stern pointed out that actor Kelsey Grammer may have to pay his ex-wife up to $50 million in divorce settlements, Rogen added, "Marriage can be expensive and if I lose millions then it'll be the best millions I've spent."
According to the Internet Movie Database, Rogen is the star of a series of television shows and movies produced by Judd Apatow, including "Freaks and Geeks", "Undeclared", "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up." He is also known for writing the high school comedy "Superbad" and starring in "Pineapple Express."


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Arkansas scored three times in the top of the seventh to pull out a 3-2 victory over the Tulsa Drillers Thursday in the first game of an eight-game Tulsa homestand at ONEOK Field.
Tulsa took a quick 2-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning when Kent Matthes and Kiel Roling hit back-to-back home runs.
But, the Drillers had only four other hits in the game. Tulsa threatened in the fourth with runners at second and third with one out, but Travs starter John Hellweg got Roling to pop out, then induced a ground out by Tim Torres to get out of the inning.
In the seventh, Arkansas got an RBI ground out to cut the lead in half, then back-to-back two-out, RBI doubles from Rian Kiniry and Jean Segura put the Travelers on top.
That's all they'd need. Three Arkansas relievers combined to pitch three perfect innings to shut the door.
With the loss, Tulsa's lead in the Texas League North division has been cut to four games. The Drillers will continue their series with Arkansas Friday night at 7:05.
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Josh Smith available?
Nothing too conclusive. They are just saying that the Hawks have been exploring the possibility of moving Josh Smith. Sounds like the new main target to me. What wouldn't you guys be willing to give up for him? Rubio and Wes Johnson only? I like Love, but he's on the table for Josh Smith in my book. Perfect complement to our current roster of bigs.


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