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ANTIOCH—Police are searching the Antioch home of Phillip Garrido hoping to find evidence related to the disappearances of two children from the 1980s.
Authorities from the Hayward and Dublin Police Departments, investigating the disappearances of Ilene Misheloff and Michaela Garecht, are searching the backyard compound of Phillip Garrido, believed to have held missing child Jaycee Lee Dugard for 18 years up until her discovery one month ago.
At a press conference Tuesday morning, Lieutenant Chris Orrey with the Hayward Police Department told reporters numerous similarities between the Jaycee Lee Dugard case and the cases of Misheloff and Garecht led authorities to obtain a search warrant to scour the grounds of Phillip Garrido's Contra Costa County home.
Dublin Police Department's Lieutenant Kurt von Savoye said the break in the Jaycee Lee Dugard case brought new light and new hope into the cases of the missing two girls.
"There is no eyewitness who can say with certainty that she was abducted and the physical evidence to date has been limited," von Savoye said in regard to the Misheloff case.
Authorities say they have not interviewed Jaycee Lee Dugard, and nothing Jaycee has told authorities with the FBI in other interviews have led them to believe there may be a connection between suspect Phillip Garrido and the other two missing girls.
At an afternoon press conference, the mother of one of those two girls told reporters the eyewitness to her daughter's abduction said Garrido had similarities to Garecht's abductor.
"She has said he [Garrido] looks just as much like the kidnapper as anyone she's seen," Garecht's mother, Sharon Murch, said Tuesday afternoon.
Michaela Garecht, born in January 1979, disappeared from Hayward, California on November 19th, 1988.
Ilene Misheloff, born in March 1975, disappeared from the streets of Dublin on January 30th, 1989. A $90,000 reward was offered for information relating to her disappearance.
Both girls were believed to be abducted by a Caucasian male driving an American-made gold car, according to case information.
Convicted sex offender Phillip Garrido, along with his wife Nancy Garrido, are currently on trial for the abduction of Jaycee Lee Dugard, who went missing from her South Lake Tahoe-area home in 1991. Dugard was found living with Phillip Garrido in August after a parole officer received a tip from UC Berkeley police, who spotted Garrido with Dugard and two young girls on the school's campus handing out religious literature. The two girls spotted alongside Garrido are now believed to be the children of Jaycee Lee Dugard, fathered with the convicted sex offender during her time at Garrido's Antioch home.


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In the afternoon, we were treated with another encounter with a leading cultural figure - best-selling and highly acclaimed Israeli writer Etgar Keret.
Etgar read the first story he ever wrote (while serving in the army), and discussed his writing, Israeli and Jewish literature, his family, and his thoughts about Israel, Jewish peoplehood, and Judaism. The session was both thought-provoking and hilarious (especially stories about his family - his Holocaust survivor father who, while serving in the 6 Day War, mistook a group of Egyptian soldiers for Israelis and ended up cooking them breakfast, and his brother, serving in the Lebanon War, who was ordered to guard an antenna, and ended up turning it into a totem pole out of boredom and was convicted of paganism).
Keret, who employs magical realism and absurdism in his work, says he likes to create confusion among his readers. "If I lived in a land of the confused, maybe I would want to create certainty. But I live in the land of the certain, where everyone is convinced. So I like to create some uncertainty."
School groups then re-convened for one last time to review gleanings from the day and the week. Later, each school shared with the entire group their key outcomes from the week.
As each school delegation shared their feedback, it became clear that the forum had had a far more powerful impact on the participants than I had imagined.
Some of the outcomes we observed and heard about:
- School groups coalesced and established a common language for discussing Israel in their schools. Some of the school groups came as disparate individuals and left as a coherent team with common and well understood purpose;
- Participants obtained practical tools that they felt they could bring back to their schools and use in their educational practice;
- Many spoke about the development during the week of a vision for Israel education in their schools, of big ideas that could be applicable to their efforts. One example - the focus on "peoplehood" - for several, our intensive study and consideration of this concept was helpful in their articulation of the relevance of Israel studies in their school community. Others pointed to their exposure to the power of school partnerships in permeating the school culture in deep and unexpected ways.
- Educators shared with each other, across school boundaries. Affinity groups placed Jewish studies teachers, general studies teachers, school professional leaders and lay leaders together to discuss common challenges - this had never happened before among day schools in northern California.
- It was lost on no one that, by the end of the week, we were left with a community of Israel educators in Northern California. Eighty educators, parents, and lay leaders who experienced something profound together, and who were prepared to work together to advance Israel education among all the day schools of our community.
People spoke from the heart, they composed and read poetry, and they sang. We sang Havdalah together, saying goodbye to Shabbat and to each other. Scott Copeland of Makom quoted Philip Roth, who wrote what many BASIS participants had experienced and were feeling:
"Israel...was personalized for me through individuals and their anguish and their struggle. Here was a place in which everything mattered. Because the issue was an issue of survival, of life and death...All this Jewish turbulence. I wanted it to tumble through me."


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A northeast Iowa family lost their 17-year old son, Travis Krapfl, to muscular dystrophy last September.
It was the beginning of his senior year, and his parents said he was set to graduate on time.
His father, Chris, said his son had already narrowed down two colleges and was going to decide where he'd attend by Christmas.
"He loved everything about school," said his 14-year old sister Kayla Krapfl.
Kayla posted a status on her Facebook page, reading in part:
"Yesterday, we found out that he wouldn't be getting a diploma because he didn't have enough credits and all he needed was to take government which he had scheduled later this school year. I think he should get it because he deserved it. I want to make this viral and I want my brother's story out. I don't agree with the school's decision because my brother worked really hard for it and it is not his fault that he didn't get to finish out the school year. My parents and I are devastated over this. I ask for all of your help to get this out and maybe they will change their mind."
Kayla said her Facebook status was shared with hundreds of people across the country.
"It's not like he just dropped out of school or just quit," she said. "He wanted to go to school. He wanted to make the best of everyday. He loved going to school. He loved meeting new people at school."
Kayla and her parents are frustrated with administrators at the West Delaware County Community Schools because they feel Travis would have earned his diploma had he lived long enough to see his graduation commencement in a few weeks.
But school administrators said they can't hand out a diploma with Travis Krapfl's name on it due to school policies and state laws.
Additionally, administrators said it wouldn't be fair.
"It order to be cognizant of the feelings of all of our families who have lost children, we want to be consistent," said Superintendent Kristen Rickey.
"We care very much about Travis as well as all the others who have experienced loss, and we show that caring and by being consistent in the way we recognize people," she said.
Rickey said Travis Krapfl will be honored during the upcoming 2013 commencement with a rose on stage and a spot in the commencement program.
She said the former student was recognized on a homecoming float as well as in the school's yearbook, and he will have a profile published in the newspaper along with other graduating seniors.
"I hope that people understand that we are very caring not only towards Travis but towards all of our students," said Rickey.
"And the best way to show respect for everyone is to treat everyone equitably and have the same sorts of honors and recognition," she said.
But for the Krapfls, who admit it's still hard to deal with the loss of Travis, they want more.
"What's the harm of having a piece of paper just with his name on it?" asked Chris.
"That would mean everything to us. That would give us some more closure of what he accomplished," he said.
The Krapfls told KWWL's Shelley Russell they plan on talking with lawmakers in Des Moines this week so that other families don't have to experience similar frustrations.
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Office to rent Ground Floor, 1 Colton Square, Leicester, LE1 1QH
Colton Square is the cornerstone of Leicesters dramatic Business Quarter renaissance. One Colton Square is an office accommodation that gives FLEXIBLE, OPEN-PLAN FLOOR PLATES with AIR CONDITIONING and 10 - PERSON PASSENGER LIFTS. Externally there is secure underground CAR PARKING SPACES. More details ›
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Factory to rent 11 Euston Street, Euston Street, Leicester
Located close to the centre of Leicester, the unit forms part of the popular Freeman's Common Trading Estate. Set just off Aylestone Road the estate provides access into Leicester City Centre and links with the inner and outer Ring Road network, well set for access to Junction 21 of... More details ›
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Office to rent First Floor of 2 Colton Square, Leicester, LE1 1QH
Two Colton Square provide the cachet of locating in the citys most prestigious commercial address. The property benefits from FLEXIBLE, OPEN - PLAN FLOOR PLATES with AIR-CONDITIONING and FULLY CARPETED. Externally the property has SECURE UNDERGROUND CAR PARKING SPACES. More details ›
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Office to rent 6 Millstone Lane, Leicester, LE1 5JN
The offices occupy a CITY CENTRE LOCATION on the corner of Millstone Lane and Hotel Street a few hundred yards from the MAIN SHOPPING CORE. The offices comprise the 2nd floor and two 4th floor suites within a multi tenanted building with ACCESS VIA AN ATTRACTIVE GROUND FLOOR RECEPTION. More details ›
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Office to rent Lionel House, 35 Millstone Lane, Leicester, LE1 5JN
The offices occupy a CONVENIENT CITY CENTRE LOCATION on Millstone Lane an area POPULAR WITH PROFESSIONAL OFFICE OCCUPIERS. The property comprises an imposing former mill building in the main over FOUR STOREYS. More details ›
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Light Industrial to rent Units 8 & 9, Mill Hill Industrial Estate, Quarry Lane, Enderby, LE19 4AU
The premises is single storey and constructed around a single portal from, block/brick walls with cladding and pitched roof. in addition the property benefits from OFFICES, WCs, all mains services, gas blower heaters, three phase electricity and ON SITE CAR PARKING. More details ›
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Office to rent Unit 3, Grove Court, Grove Park, Enderby, Leicester, LE19 1SA
The property is located in the PRESTIGIOUS Grove Business Park at Junction 21 M1, adjacent to both Fosse Park and Grove Park Triangle with a range of shopping facilities. Leicester City centre is EASILY ACCESSIBLE via Narborough Road (A5460). More details ›
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Warehouse to rent Unit 53A-F, Faircharm Trading Estate, Evelyn Drive, Leicestershire, LE3
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Warehouse to rent 17 Langham Road, Leicester, LE4 9WF
Located on an ESTABLISHED TRADING ESTATE IN THURMASTON off the A563. This end terrace property comprises of a steel portal frame with 5.5m eaves, brick/Block walls and part metal cladding, with overhead radiant gas heater. Office accommodation INCLUDES RECEPTION, WC AND OPEN OFFICE. More details ›
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Office to rent Unit 10, The Warrens Business Park, Warren Park Way, Leicester, LE19 4SA
The property is a two storey HIGH QUALITY OFFICE offering OPEN PLAN accommodation on both floors, KICTHEN and WC facilities. The Warrens Business Park is situated approximately 2 miles from Junction 21 M1/M69 intersection and approximately 5 miles south of LEICESTER CITY CENTRE. More details ›
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Barbecue fundraiser set for April 19
The annual Boone County 4-H Chicken and Pork Chop Barbecue will be from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, April 18 at the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds.
Tickets may be purchased from any 4-H member or the Boone County Extension Office for $7 in advance or $7.50 at the door.
The annual event is held in conjunction with the Boone County Chamber of Commerce Home and Garden Show. All proceeds from the dinner are earmarked for major renovations and improvements of the 4-H Fairgrounds.
Mulch sale at middle schools
The annual mulch sale sponsored by Zionsville Middle School and Zionsville West Middle School is under way, with proceeds benefiting the athletic departments at both schools. Details and order forms are at http://www.scs.k12.us/zms/Athletics. Call 873-2426, Ext. 3 with questions about the sale. Deliveries are expected to begin the week of April 20.
Senior services offers trips and classes
The following are events and activities taking place at Boone County Senior Services, 515 Crown Pointe Drive, Lebanon. Call (765) 482-5220, 873-8939, or e-mail email@example.com to register or for more information.
• Bridge and Euchre — 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. every Wednesday in the Community Room.
• Van trips — 9 a.m. Wednesday, April 15, Castleton Square Mall; 10:30 a.m. Thursday, April 16, Joe's Crab Shack, Indianapolis; 9 a.m. Monday, April 20, Tippecanoe Mall, Lafayette; 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 22, Meijer Store and lunch in Lafayette; 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 24, Old Country Buffet, Carmel.
• Keep Fit with Wii — 1 p.m. Thursday, April 16, with instructor Laura Michels.
• Watercolor and Acrylic Art Classes — 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 16, with local artist John Hanks. Cost is $25 for four-week session; attendees bring their own supplies. List of supplies provided at registration.
• Line Dancing — 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. for beginners; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for intermediate dancers, Friday, April 17. Classes taught by licensed instructor Teresa Russell, using both country and upbeat traditional music. Cost is $6 per lesson; registration required.
• "Ask the Attorney" legal assistance — 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday, April 20.
Memorial Library events
• Teen Volunteer Corps Applications Available — Now to May 15. Applications will be accepted from students in grades 6 to 12 for the library's Teen Volunteer Corps. Participants agree to work at least one, two-hour shift each week throughout the summer. Vacations, camps and summer school can all be worked around. Volunteers must attend a Teen Volunteer Corps training session May 15 or May 21. Applications are available at the reference desk and must be submitted by May 15.
• Puff Painting — 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 15, for ages 7 to 12. Get creative at the library with some puff paint.
• Zionsville Celebrates Z'GreenFest — 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 19. Stop by the library's booth and enjoy fun, green, educational activities during the Third Annual Z'GreenFest on the grounds of Zion Nature Center.
• Teen Council Meeting — 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, April 21. Students in grades 6 to12 are invited to join the Teen Council at this monthly meeting. Members help plan teen programs, suggest materials for purchase, and give opinions on library issues. Call Teen Librarian Carrie Smith at 873-3149, ext. 12460 with questions and to register. Meetings will continue on the third Tuesday of each month.
School training
scholarship offered
The Ottinger/Sprong Charitable Foundation now is accepting applications for its technical school training scholarship awards. Each year, awards are funded from "Andy's Ride," an event in memory of Andy Buckmaster who enjoyed motorcycling, off-road riding and custom painting.
Scholarships are offered to local students wishing to study a trade at a technical school. Call Candace at 769-5619 to apply.
Schools offers Kindergarten
Two remaining Zionsville elementary schools will have their annual Kindergarten "round-ups" to register children for fall 2009 Kindergarten classes. Children must be 5 years of age on or before Aug. 1, 2009 to attend Kindergarten. Students turning 5 during the month of August will be given an automatic waiver. Following is the registration schedule:
• Union Elementary School, 11750 E. County Road 300 South, 733-4007: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 15. Call for appointment.
• Stonegate Elementary School, 7312 W. Stonegate Drive, 873-8050: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, April 16. Call for appointment.
In addition, bring proof of residency (utility bill, purchase agreement, any document showing name and address); original birth certificate; immunization records; picture of child that the school can keep.
If you are not sure which school your child will attend, check attendance boundaries on the district Web site (www.zcs.k12.in.us), call ZCS Transportation at 873-1237 or call any elementary school.
Dress for Success seeks women's clothes
Dress for Success, an organization that provides business clothes for needy women entering the work force, is asking for donations to be dropped off at ERA Heritage, 111 S. Main St.
Bring in suits, dresses, blouses, skirts, shoes and purses to donate between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday, April 16, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18.
Call Barbara Wood at 691-3830 with questions or visit www.dressforsuccess.org/indianapolis.
Z'Friends to meet steakhouse
The Z'Friends organization will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, April 16, at Kazan's Japanese Steakhouse, Seafood and Sushi, 2412 Lake Circle Drive, Indianapolis (northeast corner of 86th Street and Township Line Road). All Zionsville residents are welcome to attend. Come and bring a friend.
Public Library
meetings on tap
The personnel committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. and the library board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 16, both in the first floor Lora Hussey Room at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library, 250 N. Fifth St. The meetings are open to the public.
Women's club
to meet April 17
The Zionsville Woman's Club will meet at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library, 250 N. Fifth St.. at 1 p.m. Friday, April 17. Mrs. John Brant, Jr. is the hostess, Mrs. Dale Meyer co-hostess. The program will be presented by Mrs. Robert Brueckman, the topic "Chicken Soup for the Gardners Soul."
ZBOP slates garage sale
The Zionsville Community High School Band/Orchestra Organization will have a garage sale to benefit the band and orchestra from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April 18, at the Zionsville Town Hall Community Room, 1100 W. Oak St. The group seeks donations of household items from community residents. They can be dropped off at the Town Hall from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, April 17. For more information or questions, call Brian Mercer at 873-8629.
Concert slated
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Free Range Concerts presents "Night of a Thousand Dances," featuring The Gordon Bonham Blues Band and Stockwell Road, from 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Saturday, April 18, at the Zionsville Lions Club, 115 S. Elm St.
The event is a "pitch-in," with attendees asked to bring an appetizer or dessert to share, and alcoholic beverages for your own enjoyment. Plenty of soda, coffee, water and ice will be available. A donation of $20 per person is requested; 100 percent goes to band members.
Call Bill at 502-0508 or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com for reservations. You must have a confirmed reservation to get in.
Programs upcoming at Zion Nature Center
The Zion Nature Center, 690 Beech St., will have several classes and events this month. Call the Nature Center at 873-8950 or visit www.zionnaturecenter.org for more information or to register for classes/camps.
• Z'GreenFest — 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 19, all ages. Celebrate Earth and Arbor Day at the third annual Z'GreenFest. Enjoy live music from "Island Breezes," interactive activities for children, educational exhibitors, "Silly Safaris" with a live animal program, and food from Dellulo's Italian Bistro. In case of rain, the event will take place in the Eagle Elementary gym. Free.


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Sioux Falls received millions of dollars through the stimulus fund and it's credited for numerous improvements and benefits for the city. That money has been spread throughout Sioux Falls. Some of it goes directly to help the residents.
South Dakota has received more than 990 million dollars thanks to the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009, mostly in grants.
Here's how the major amounts awarded to Sioux Falls break down:
"That's all money that's been used. We've pretty well got it committed or it's actually in the ground already," said finance director Eugene Rowenhorst.
Rowenhorst says the stimulus funds are directly helping the city. They've bought new buses, expanded the capacity for the health department and hired more police officers.
"If we had not gotten the stimulus money, there's nine police officers that wouldn't have been hired," said Rowenhorst.
Hiring more officers was part of the long term plan, they were just able to hire them sooner. As part of the deal, those officers must stay on the police force for at least a year.
Some of the money goes directly to you in a way to save money.
"As part of our community development program, people are able to access money to put in furnaces that are a lot more efficient than the old one they probably have," said Rowenhorst.
So as it's intended to do, the stimulus is helping you keep more money in your pocket.
Also thanks to the stimulus fund, the city has improved some roads and there's work being done on the water system and a future landfill.


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7:00am Tuesday 13th March 2012 in Non league football
SKIPPER Wayne Crutcher knows the Wessex League Cup will provide Bournemouth Poppies with their last chance to crown with silverware a memorable season.
Crutcher played a starring role as Poppies upset the form book to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Vase, their heroic run ended by West Auckland Town 10 days ago.
The 28-year-old will tonight be hoping to gain some consolation by helping Poppies overcome Brockenhurst to book a place in the final of the Wessex League Cup.
Poppies, who lifted the trophy following victory over Winchester City last season, meet the Badgers at New Milton's Fawcett's Field with Christchurch awaiting the victors (7.45pm).
And with Poppies well off the pace in the race for the Wessex Premier title and Brockenhurst's Wessex One promotion push faltering, the tie could offer both clubs their only chance of success this season.
Defender Crutcher told the Daily Echo: "It is an important game for both clubs. For our season not to be dead and buried, we need to make sure we give ourselves an opportunity to retain the cup.
"Everyone around the club is hoping we can book our place in the final and we will be throwing everything at it.
"We will approach the game the same as any other and certainly don't look upon ourselves as favourites.
"This cup means a lot to us because it was the first trophy we won and this is a game we are really looking forward to."
Poppies, who have yet to concede a goal in the competition this season, are set to welcome back Sean Hogan, Max Cream and Max Frampton.
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In a release sent to media Sunday night, police confirmed 29-year-old Dominique Richardson died from his injuries late Saturday.
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It's the debate that's rocking water coolers all over East Tennessee: Should Phillip Fulmer be fired?
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Get "Fired� Up – Fulmer must go.
1. 18-12 – That's UT record in its last 30 games. That's not a bad streak. That's a trend.
2. Change is good – Fans seem far more ready for change than ever before. If many were promised a nine-win season this year and a 10-win season in 2008 (both realistic and respectable) with Fulmer, I'm not sure many would be appeased.
Also, if UT's players have lost confidence in Fulmer, change is the only antidote.
3. The SEC is Lou Ferrigno Strong – And that's strong. Phillip Fulmer's Vols were hulks of the SEC when Brad Scott, Jim Donnan and Hal Mumme walked the sidelines.
Now, the Vols have to face Urban Meyer, Nick Saban and a rejuvenated Steve Spurrier. No longer green and mean, UT seems more like Bruce Banner on Valium than any goliath.
4. Job Market – UT isn't the only major school "evaluating� its football program. Michigan and Texas A&M might also make a coaching change following this season. If UT waits until after the 2008 season, some of the top coaches will already be gone.
5. Jim Tressel/John Cooper – I thought Ohio State made a mistake when it fired Cooper for not beating Michigan enough and losing too many bowl games. I was wrong.
Tressel took the Buckeyes to a higher level and already has a national title in his pocket. With great risk can come great reward.
6. 2007 Alabama and Florida – Losing to your two biggest rivals is one thing. Being blown off the field is another entirely.
7. The 2007 Class – Another coach would love to have this talent as a starting point.
8. Bruce Pearl – UT's head basketball coach has reminded us what football was, could and should be.
Stay the Course – Fulmer should stay.
1. Proven Championship Winner – There aren't a lot of coaches that have won a national championship. And those that have shouldn't be fired without a ton of consideration.
2. Homegrown – Some hold this against Fulmer, but there's nothing wrong with being loyal…to a point. Fulmer has given his life to UT. That shouldn't be flippantly dismissed.
3. Ron Zook – The Zooker was never accepted by Florida fans when he replaced Steve Spurrier. Even though Zook recruited much of the talent that led Florida to a national championship, most Gator fans would just as soon forget his tenure. Can UT fans handle a three to four-year slump?
4. Recruiting – Fulmer may not be the recruiter he once was, but he's still pretty darn good. And he also has a staff of strong recruiters, a must at Tennessee, where there isn't the in-state talent that other SEC coaches thrive on.
5. Parity – I don't believe this season of upsets and shakeups is an aberration. I believe it is a glimpse into the future. It's simply harder to win 10 -- or 13 -- games than it was 10 years ago. And that's not going to change anytime soon. So, maybe fan expectations should follow suit.
6. Heir Apparent – It was a pretty easy decision for Florida to fire Zook for Meyer. Everyone knew Meyer would be a great coach. There's no Meyer floating around this year.
7. The 2007 Class – Fulmer may have secured the class to get the Vols back on top last February.
8. Finances – With coaches making three and four million, Fulmer is a bargain – as long as he can win nine or more games in a season. Also, don't forget about that huge buyout in his contract.


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CORTLAND - Ernest R. "Ernie" Hyyti (Hyytiainen), 91, died on Thursday, May 2, 2013, at Trumbull Memorial Hospital after suffering a massive stroke.
Ernest was born Feb. 11, 1922, in Mecca, the son of John and Anna Hyyti.
Ernie was a 1940 graduate of Mecca High School. Following high school, Ernie was a Marine Corps sergeant, having served for 19 years before retiring.
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He was serving in China when World War II broke out. He fought in Saipan and Okinawa and became a gunsmith after he left the military. He had a gunsmith business in Cortland.
Mr. Hyyti was a member of the NRA and of the Vienna Gun Club, where he was the gunsmith. He was the author of "Proverbs of Life." Ernie was also a past vice president of the Air Force Association-Steel Valley Chapter 371, and he served as the 2011 Cortland Street Fair Grand Marshal.
Survivors include nieces and nephews Gloria (Dave) McCombs of Quinwood, W.Va., John Phillip (Kathleen) Tuttle of Solon, Roger F. (Connie) Tuttle of Harpersfield, and Herbert A. Keistman of Paige, Texas; and numerous other nieces and nephews.
Other than his parents, Ernest was preceded in death by his siblings, Helvi Tuttle, Gertrude Ives, Ina Rice, Wayne Hyyti, Aini Keistman, Aurora Watson, and Albert and Arnold Keistman.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Lane Family Funeral Home, Shafer-Winans Chapel, where the Rev. Joe L. Doran will celebrate Ernest's life. Family and friends may visit from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
Mr. Hyyti will be buried in Hillside Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio.
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By Matthew J. Perry
The Delaware County Board of Supervisors will vote today on a resolution that calls for the state's Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) not to single out the county for stricter regulations concerning natural gas drilling. Resolution 191, which was filed by Middletown Supervisor Len Utter on October 2, is a lengthy document that will be forwarded, if passed, to many state officials, from the governor down to members of New York City's council.
The catastrophic impact of flooding in Delaware County has resulted in significant public and private property damage. Delaware County was declared a federal disaster area each year between 2004 and 2007. Each declared event has cost millions of dollars to both public and private infrastructure and has left many residents homeless.
The Bronx Opera Company will give its annual Fall Concert in the unique surroundings of Frost Valley YMCA's Forstmann Castle on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. Both shows are open to the public. The cost for the local community is $10 per person, and it is recommended that visitors arrive early, as seating is limited. Doors will open at 7:15 p.m.
By Matthew J. Perry
After a month of watching giant financial companies crumple in a Wall Street train wreck that becomes more brutal by the day, residents of Main Street are nervous. But local, commercial banks are intent on soothing frayed nerves and still looking for business, provided that prospective customers have sound credit and assets.
By Matthew J. Perry
On Monday evening, Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Congresswoman of New York's 20th district, voted against a bill that would have approved a bailout package for the nation's financial sector. The bill failed to pass in the House of Representatives by a vote of 228-205.
Gillibrand released the following statement to explain her vote: "While I am fully aware of the seriousness of the financial problems in the market, I do not believe the bill Congress voted on today was the right approach. The bill has insufficient oversight and protections and does not address the root causes of the crisis or the poor economy."
By Jay Braman Jr.
Ulster County Legislature Chairman David Donaldson proposed last week that Ulster, Greene and Delaware counties team up to institute a "Catskill Regional Ski Pass" that would allow skiers to ski at any of the resorts in the Catskill Region.
But so far the idea has received a chilly reception from one of the region's biggest ski centers and only a curious look from another.
Information on the potential for natural gas drilling in the Catskills is now available from the Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC). The CWC, as a public service, is offering a packet of basic information culled from various sources for landowners, municipal officials and Catskills residents interested in or concerned about the possibility for natural gas exploration in the Marcellus shale formation.
The public is invited to participate in a meeting of the Central Catskills Collaborative at the Skene Memorial Library in Fleischmanns on Thursday, Oct. 2 at 6 p.m. This month's featured speaker will be Peg Ellsworth, executive director of the MARK Group, Inc.
Ellsworth was a driving force behind the Town of Roxbury's heritage tourism programs and landscapes, which earned the community the prestigious Preserve America Designation and the NY State Historic Preservation Award. The Roxbury Nine Vintage Base Ball Club and popular "turn-of-the-century" events like "Railride into Yesteryear" have helped stimulate the area's economy for 10 years.
One more actor is needed to complete the cast for a new stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' novel "The Cricket on the Hearth," performing in early December at The Open Eye Theater in Margaretville. Amie Brockway has written the script for this festive holiday play with music, and Monica Wildermuth will direct.
Saturday, Oct. 11 is the last chance to register to vote for the November 4 General Election. Local registration will be held in the towns of Colchester, Davenport, Delhi, Hancock, Middletown, Roxbury, Sidney and Walton from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11. All other towns will hold registration on Wednesday, Oct. 8 from 5 to 8:30 p.m.
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Date: March 20, 2013
by: Eddie Kirsch | Web Editor
Daily Headlines
+Deputies find dead man near Pinecraft Park
The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office is investigating a death in the Pinecraft Amish Community.
+Longboat Key mayor, vice mayor remain seated
Four Longboat Key commissioners took the oath of office for new terms Tuesday night at Town Hall. The current commission remains intact for at least another year.
+Rick Mills officially becomes Manatee superintendent
Rick Mills was sworn in as Manatee County School District superintendent, in a ceremony this morning.
+River Club Plaza takes shape
Texas Roadhouse is the latest business to sign on to the project off State Road 70.
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Lakewood Ranch Community Activities Corp. this weekend will celebrate the start of school with its annual Back to School Splash Bash event Aug. 23, at the Lakewood Ranch YMCA, 5100 Lakewood Ranch Blvd.
Klauber, Mancini honored by AJC
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, in November.
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Several months back I was wandering down York Street when I just happened to notice that Jaipur Maharaja had closed and a Malaysian place was about to move in. Nice one. I never really made it to the Indian joint but something told me I'd definitely make it to Ipoh on York. It's always good to have another lunch option close to work and when it's Malaysian, I'd say that's a bonus.
The friendly girls at the service counter are exceedingly sweet and now that they recognise me as a "regular" they're chummy and cheeky as well. If anyone has been to Jimmy's Recipe at The Galeries they'll recognise a familiar mural on the wall here at Ipoh. Something tells me the two restaurants are in cahoots, sharing the same outfit down to the wooden tables and too-short-for-lanky-freaks-like-me stools. At least there are regular chairs. The whole place feels like an under-dressed Asian cafeteria, sprawling between two basement eating spaces, one of which is tucked around the side on a slightly higher level.
A bunch of solo lunch visits plus a couple with Anna had me trying a few tasty bits on the brief menu. I'll start with the meal I wasn't all that crash hot about. The seafood kway teow sirum (11.5). Strips of seafood extender (something I actually don't mind eating), fish cake, fish balls, some squid, a chunk of white fish and a lone prawn. The noodles barely had the expected wok flavour, a thickened opaque sauce that resembled uncooked egg white and overall a plate of food that required very little chewing. Haven't had one quite like it. Not sure if I want to again. My accompanying cuffy puff (2.8) made up for the lusterless noodle dish. It's generous in dimensions, lukewarm but packed with mildly-curried potato and other veg.
Now, onto something a little more positive. Something that took me by surprise. The wonton laksa (9.5). I think everyone's quietly on the hunt for the best laksa they can possibly consume and stain their work shirts with. On this particular day I felt I hit some kind of jackpot. The colour looked good, the level of chilli was comparable to one I had in Langkawi many many years ago and the spice sediment lurking in the depths with the two types of noodles packed a wallop as well. Creamy, rich and the best I've had for quite some time.
Anna tried the chicken laksa and declares it as being better than the one at Malay-Chinese up on Hunter. I'm inclined to agree, especially since the last one I had at M-C wasn't as great as previous visits. Equally delicious is the beef rendang (9.5), scented with lime leaves and so tender it needs next to no chewing. The murtabak (8.5) is generously drowned in spicy curry sauce. Drowned in a good way as I'm loving the sauce mushed up with the chicken wrapped in roti. Another dish where the chilli smacks you around the face a little. The hainan chicken (10.5) is of the average kind, nice enough even though the skinless breast was dry and the har mee (10.5) is quite mild in the chilli stakes but nothing a good dose of sambal can't fix. A few fishcake slices waft about with strips of chicken, noodles and very little prawn.
For all the visits, four or five of them now, I asked for the otah otah [sic] but every time I'm told they don't have it on that day. My last visit I'm told it's on just one day of the week, yet there's no indication as to what day that may be. Something tells me the kitchen just couldn't be bothered making it, along with the teh Tarik I've been requesting off the menu as well. Mr Ipoh, please email me when you're in the mood for it?Ipoh on York89 York StreetSydney 200002 9299 0001Mon-Fri 10.30am-6pmSat 11am-3pm


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why is that?
If I knew them in person I'd risk saying something like that but I dont.
Especially when Lebron is known to be surrounded by a very agressive and hysterical entourage...
Jordan is known to be quite a jerk, very self-centered and arrogant. It serves him very well as a competitor, but I don't hear many reports of nice things he did. There have been many reports of Jordan fighting teammates and holding grudges against people forever.
Lebron is the type of person who gets along well with everyone. He tried to play the bad guy role when he went to Miami but it just wasn't him. He went back to being a fun loving guy who everyone liked. Even Kobe said he can't get Lebron to talk trash, Lebron just smiles back. I don't consider his entourage aggressive or hysterical, perhaps you could provide a link?
I also do admit I don't know either in person, but considering how scrutinized they each have been, I feel I have some idea of what they are like.
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JazzKamikaze releases fourth studio album, "The Return of JazzKamikaze"
The Scandinavian supergroup makes a thundering return, ready to strike again with a stellar sonic assault of high octane energetic cross-over music. Buckle up, the manga cartoon heroes are back!
JazzKamikaze is the story of a band whose musical path has been as unpredictable as the turning of the wind. From the very beginning it has been the nature of the band to be curious and try out all possibilities in order to keep on evolving.
Since their debut album in 2005, "Mission I", is has been evident that something different was cooking in Scandinavia. The five members of the band, two Danes, two Norwegians and one Swede met in the environment of the young jazz scene of Copenhagen and formed the band in early 2005 with immediate success to follow. That same year they won the international talent competion, Young Nordic Jazz Comets, and landed a recording deal.
If the first album was a fresh breath of air on the Danish jazz scene the second release, Travelling at the Speed of Sound (2007), was quite an eyeopener for the rest of the world. Critics were praising the band in unison and awards and recognizion kept raining down on the group. From 2007-2009 the band was elected by an international committee to spearhead Denmark in an international launch of jazz founded by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs. During these years JazzKamikaze toured the world intensively playing more than 150 concerts spread out on 5 continents including some of the biggest jazz festivals in the world e.g. North Sea Jazz, Bangkok Jazz Festival, Rochester Jazz Festival as well as being part of the opening of the annual carneval in Rio de Janeiro.
In 2008 JazzKamikaze commenced the work on their to date by far both most daring and most demanding work which saw the band introduce the use of lead vocals, heavy guitar layers and the use of large-scale string and choir orchestrations in far more pop/rock oriented songs. The process of writing, recording and mixing the album which took place on both side of the Atlantic, took more than 3 years before they could finally release their third long-player, "Supersonic Revolutions". A milestone for the band!
For their 4th studio release the band decided on a different game plan. Spontanios live energy that they have become so famous for at their live shows were captured during three days of recording in the studio. The result:
A complety breathtaking voyage into unchartered musical territory. An adventurous body of work capturing 5 very skilled and unlike musicians working as one tightly bonded unit. A 40 minut continious stream of songs and interludes intertwining throughout the record. A new chapter of the JazzKamikaze adventures unfolds.
'The Return Of' ist zunächst einmal eine Rückkehr zu dem Label, bei dem die Kamikazen den Grundstein für ihre Karriere gelegt haben. 2006 erschien 'Mission 1', 2007 'Travelling at the Speed of Sound', beide bei Stunt. Beide Alben folgten der 2005er Auszeichnung 'Nordic Jazz Komet', und internationale Auftritte von Südostasien bis London (und bei der Jazzahead in Bremen) folgten - und danach einige Jahre bei einem Label, das kein richtiges ist. Jetzt die Einsicht: eine herausragende Band braucht nach wie vor ein gutes Label. Auch die Musik ist wieder einfach gnadenlos gut: zwischen Jazz und Hardrock, Metal und Punk springt die Band mühelos, die solistischen Leistungen sind mitreißend, der Drive ebenso. Marius Neset, der Derwisch-Saxer und Frontmann, hat seine Klasse erst kürzlich wieder beim Internationalen Jazzfestival in Burghausen bewiesen.
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Temperatures are expected to hit triple digits over the next several days. The Alabama Department of Public Health advises
the public to be alert to the warning signs of heat illnesses.
Heat-related illnesses occur when the body's
temperature control system is overloaded. Heat stroke, sometimes called sunstroke, is the
most serious heat-related illness. It occurs when the body becomes unable to
control its temperature. The body's temperature rises rapidly, the sweating
mechanism fails, and the body is unable to cool down. Body temperature may rise
to 106 degrees F or higher within 10 to 15 minutes. Heat stroke can cause death
or permanent disability if emergency treatment is not provided.
People should drink plenty of water, stay in an
air-conditioned room, and keep out of the sun. The public should also check on
the elderly and ensure pets have plenty of water to drink and shade to cool
Warning signs of heat stroke vary, but include
the following:
· An extremely high body temperature (above 103 degrees F)
· Red, hot and dry skin (no sweating)
· Rapid, strong pulse
· Throbbing headache
· Dizziness
· Nausea
· Confusion
· Unconsciousness
First aid recommendations are to get the person
to a shady area, cool rapidly in a tub of cool water, place in a cool shower,
spray with cool water from a garden hose, splash with cool water, or, if the
humidity is low, place in a cool, wet sheet and fan vigorously. Monitor body
temperature and continue cooling efforts until the person's body temperature
drops to 101 to 102 degrees F.
Follow these preventive measures to avoid heat
· Drink more fluids, and avoid beverages containing alcohol or caffeine.
· When temperatures are extreme, stay indoors, ideally in an
air-conditioned place.
· Take a cool shower or bath, and reduce or eliminate strenuous activities
during the
hottest times of the day.
· Protect yourself from the sun with a wide-brimmed hat, light-colored,
clothing and use of a sunscreen of SPF 15 or
· Never leave pets or people in a parked vehicle.
Individuals with heart problems, poor
circulation, diabetes, a previous stroke or obesity are at greater risk of
becoming sick in hot weather. The risk of heat-related illness may increase
among people using medications for high blood pressure, nervousness or
Heat illnesses can lead to death. According to
the Alabama Center for Health Statistics, the total numbers of heat-related
deaths in Alabama in recent years are as follows: 2011 - 8, 2010 - 9, 2009 - 3, 2008 - 8, and 2007 - 13. In the heat wave of 1980, there were 125 heat-related
deaths recorded in the state.


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How awesome can you build a resort by pumping in loads of recycled materials? If you are still wondering how tough it could be, the folks who built the KOKi beach resort in Costa Rica have managed exactly that.
You will surely amazed by the beauty of the recycled and reused stuff at the KOKi Beach. Each element in this restaurant holds a story and a tradition. In short, the KOKi Beach upholds eco-friendliness in the most welcome manner.
The whole ambience creates a heavenly feel for visitors who flock here. All the materials you see in this popular tourist destination are made from recycled elements.
The walls of the bar and building are supported by local river stones, while the lamps are made with memorials from the local Bribri community.
Created by a local artist who is also a specialist in beadwork, the lamps and other features here spell green in the strictest way.
The wood for the tables and seating have been recycled from an old house in Hone Creek. They also find a place inside each room as decorative elements.
KOKi Beach is in effect a perfect example of the marriage between the traditions of a local community with a modern and friendly approach.
If your mind is inclined towards green, you need to visit this hot tourist spot . Tell us your experience if you have been there already.
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A very limited portion of AISC's Prequalified Connections for Special and Intermediate Steel Moment Frames for Seismic Applications (AISC 358-10) is now available for a second public review. Interested parties can access the sections under review by visiting www.aisc.org/AISC358pr. A hard copy of the one-page public review document can also be requested by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Comments are welcome on only the revised portion of the draft in this second public review. Submit your comments online at www.aisc.org/AISC358prcomment. Alternatively, you may mail your comments with your complete contact information to Keith Grubb, AISC, 1 E. Wacker Dr., Suite 700, Chicago, IL 60601. The deadline for comments is November 21, 2010.


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RF: Yeah I'm so boring...I'm as boring as Richard Simmons in a gay bar.
ST: Why do you want my number?
RF: Yeah I'm so boring...I'm as boring as Richard Simmons in a gay bar.
ST: Why do you want my number?
RF: So we could get to know each other (seriously you don't have to give a silly answer to a numberclose question if the moment is right)
ST: I was thinking we could be just friends (my chick is going to Australia in 2 months and she doesn't want to have a something with feelings before the trip).
Tornado, The man with only one goal: To become a Master Pickup Artist.
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RF:You think too much
ST:Say/type/bring/do that..
RF:I always think about u (i didn't understand the shit test so i went with the reframe)
ST: why are you looking at me like a piece of meat ?
Step your life game up
st:why are you asking 2 questions in a row?you are making this look like an interview
Step your life game up
Reframe: Because I'm trying to distract myself from your... *brush lip like she has a mustache or something on her face*
Shit test: Think you could pop your hip out anymore/do you always stand like that/(anything where she's trying to make fun of your body language)
RF: oh you are jealous, if you behave i might teach you that move too ;-)
ST: OMG you are an asshole
My pick up method is very simple its called "FFF" which translates as FLIRT-FUCK-FORGET
You have one life to live.Marx teaches us to blame society for our frailties, Freud teaches us to blame our parents, and astrology teaches us to blame the universe.but the only place to look for blame is if you didnt have the guts to bring out your full self, if you didnt act on your desires, if you didnt take advantage of what was in front of you and life the life that was your potential..
RF: You must be glad to have found someone who's just like you
ST: What's up?
RF: Hey *smile* (I don't really think that's a shit test, she's just saying hello)
ST: You're very quiet.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - A Southwick man has been sentenced to five to seven years in prison for killing a man while driving drunk.
Thirty-seven-year-old Daniel Leary was sentenced Monday in Hampden Superior Court for the March 2011 death of David Laduzenski of Somerville. Laduzenski, who was 29, was visiting his West Springfield hometown when he was killed standing on a neighbor's lawn.
Leary was convicted last week of motor vehicle homicide while under the influence of alcohol and negligent driving. His lawyers say Leary tried to avoid striking Laduzenski.
The Springfield Republican reports Laduzenski's mother told the judge she has urged the Legislature to increase the penalty for motor vehicle homicide. Other family members also spoke of their grief.
Leary told the judge he would take away the family's pain if he could.
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Panthers GM Marty Hurney sat down with The Observer's Tom Sorensen earlier today and basically told fans that - contrary to popular belief - he is aware that the team has problems that desperately need to be solved, and he even stepped up to the plate and shouldered some of the blame for the team's lack of...well everything.
As you all know, CSR is always on top of breaking stories within the Panthers organization, even though we normally don't have an inside track on the inner workings of the franchise. Well, today that changed, as we were able to capture a very candid meeting between Hurney, Head Coach Ron Rivera, and Offensive Coordinator Rob Chudzinski in which they discussed the best way going forward to get the team out of their funk and start winning football games.
I can't reveal to you how we were able to get this information*, because if I do then someone within the organization would lose their job. I don't want that to happen to my super secret inside source*, because then I won't be able to provide you guys with exclusive scoops like this one, and I will have also wasted my money in bribing my source with all those BoBerries that I could have eaten myself.
At any rate, the following conversation totally happened, and it's copied directly from the back of the Bojangles napkin that my super secret source gave me when we met up a little less than an hour ago.
Hurney: Thank you for meeting with me gentlemen. We have a lot to discuss, so let's get started. Ron, how do you feel about the direction the team is going?
[Rivera has a blank stare on his face so apathetic that it makes his game day face look like his O-Face.]
Rivera: I think we're doing a fine job so far. Our players have made some key mistakes in critical moments, but other than a few monumental screw ups that have cost us three games, we're doing well.
Hurney: Well, yeah Ron. That's kind of the problem.
Rivera: Well, don't look at me; I'm just the coach. I don't call plays or anything.
Hurney: Have you thought that maybe you should call plays every once in a while Ron?
Rivera: Well, I thought that's why we brought the wonder kid here, so I don't have to worry about things like that. I mean, if I have to actually think about what's going on during the game, I can't stand on the sideline with my stoic facial expression that impresses all the ladies.
Chud: Hey! Who are you calling wonder kid?! My nickname is Professor, Chico!
Hurney: Settle down, children. We have serious work to do.
Rivera: Yeah, you heard the man. Let's get to work!
Chud: Ok, so what do you suggest we do Marty?
Hurney: Well, Rob, it goes like this: I paid 80 million of JR's hard earned dollars for three running backs, and you're treating them like dental floss.
Chud [with a puzzled look on his face]: I'm not sure I follow.
Hurney: Rob, you're showing them off to us to let us know you have them, and when we tell you to use them you do it for a few days. After those few days, you stick them in the back of your mind and you stop using them. It's like how you do with dental floss: you show the dentist that you have it, and after you go to the dentist you use it for a few days and then you stick it in the back of your medicine cabinet with the Q-Tips and Preparation H until the next time you have to go to the dentist. It makes sense, right?
Chud: Umm, no. It doesn't make any sense at all.
Hurney: Well, excuse me professor. I'm not good at the analogy thing. Nine years with Foxy will do that to ya. The bottom line is this: if you don't use the running backs that JR paid 80 million of his hard earned dollars for, you're going to have a problem.
Chud: But I do use them!
Rivera: Yeah, he does use them!
Hurney: Did you not read the interview I gave with Sorensen today? I said the running backs should set the tone for the game. Why is this so hard for you to understand?
Chud: But, I...I have Cam and he likes to run the read-option, and when it works it looks so damn good.
Hurney: BUT IT'S NOT WORKING ROB! WE SUCK RIGHT NOW!
Rivera: Oooh, he mad...
Hurney: Shut up, Ron, before I fire you and replace you with McDermott!
Chud: So what do you want me to do Marty?
Hurney: I want you to run the damn ball some more Rob. Use the I-Formation. Use Tolbert as the FB that we signed him to be.
Chud: The I-Formation...what's that?
Hurney: Are you serious? You don't know what the I-Formation is?! Ron, I thought you told me this kid was some kind of offensive genius.
Rivera: Yeah, about that...I only told you that because he begged me to bring him with me so he could get away from Norv Turner. That guy's a little creepy, you know what I mean?
Hurney: No, I don't know what you mean Ron. Norv happens to be a very good friend of mine.
Rivera: Sorry Marty. I didn't know that Norv had any friends.
Hurney: Watch it, Ron.
Chud: Ooh...Ooh! I've got it! This is what we can do. We can line Cam up in the shotgun formation with D-Will on one side, Stewart on the other, and Tolbert at TE. We can snap the ball to D-Will, and then he can then throw it across the field to Tolbert, who can lateral it to Stewart, who can then throw it downfield to a wide open Cam, who can then hand it off to Smitty. Touchdown. Every. Single. Time.
Hurney [holding his face in his palm]: I...I really don't know what to say. Just do me a favor Rob. Run the damn ball. I'm tired of staring at JR's clock every time we lose, and I'm tired of taking the blame for your stupid plays that don't work. I brought you players...good players, and you're treating them like the mud on the bottom of your shoe. So please, I'm begging you...no, I'm ordering you to run the damn ball, or else next time YOU will be the one to deal with JR.
Chud: Ok, ok. Fine, we'll run the ball more. Does the QB option draw play count?
Hurney: GET THE HELL OUT OF MY OFFICE NOW!
[Rivera and Chud scurry out of Hurney's office as quickly as possible, nearly knocking my super secret source onto his back in the process.]
So, Panthers fans - have no fear. In two weeks when we play the Cowboys, we'll see more running plays and everything will be back to normal in Panther land. After we throttle Dallas and right the ship, these first five games will be nothing more than a distant memory, and we'll look back on them and laugh at how stupid Chud was for wanting to be too cute with the offense instead of using the three headed monster like JR intended.
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Phil Fulmer is done. I have no idea how he ever got that huge contract extension. He may not make it to the end of the season. He should not make it to the end of the season.
How about Bill Cower as a new coach for the Tennessee Volunteers! Bill Cower would make a great replacement for Phil Fulmer. Bill Cower is great on TV, but it is time he got back on the sidelines. College football would be perfect for him. And Tennessee is a big program that he could turn around and be successful at right away.


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After my first book was published, I thought that it would be a little easier to get the second one out there. Actually, that's an understatement. I thought it would be a slam-dunk to get my second book published – especially since Storm of the Century: The Labor Day hurricane of 1935 received very good reviews from Kirkus Reviews, Publishers Weekly, and other well-respected publications.
And Storm also became the basis for a History Channel documentary. How many first-time authors get that kind of recognition? Not a bad debut, I thought.
Well, long story short, I'm still pushing that second book. A couple of highly regarded agents gave my proposal a very long look, but they eventually declined.
I think I'll place it sooner or later. In the meantime, the task is to keep the proposal fresh and not get discouraged. Re. that last task – avoid discouragement – I came across a story in England's The Guardian today that helps a bit with that.
The Guardian's Stephen Morris reports that would-be author David Lassman has had his novel repeatedly turned down by a series of publishers. Lassman modestly describes his novel as not a masterpiece, but publishable.
So Lassman devised a plan – some would say it was clever, some would say devious – to test publishers' judgment of manuscripts. He made a few changes to chapters of three novels by Jane Austen and sent them out under the author's name of Alison Laydee. Among his submissions was an excerpt from Austen's 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice, widely regarded as one of the finest novels in the English language.
The results? All of the publishers rejected the manuscript, and only one of them told Lassman that they recognized the similarity to Austen's work.
"I was staggered," Lassman told The Guardian. "Here is one of the greatest writers that has lived, with her oeuvre securely fixed in the English canon and yet only one recipient recognised them as Austen's work."
The publishers sending rejection letters included some of the big ones. The Guardian contacted some of them for comment. The gist of their responses was that they had sent out form letters of rejection. One publisher told The Guardian that "internal notes did recognise similarities with existing published works and indeed there were even discussions about possible plagiarism."
Still, anybody who's ever had a manuscript returned with the terse and maddeningly familiar phrasing of a rejection letter – "read with interest" and "regret to inform you" and "doesn't meet our needs" and "good luck with your project" – had to feel that some of their worst suspicions are justified about the people who write publishers' rejection letters.
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Remember Frosty the Snowman? Whenever the kids put the magic hat on his head, he would magically awaken, throw his hands out wide, and exclaim, "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" Every Bulldog gameday feels just like that for me, no matter what how the Dawgs are playing, who they are playing, or when…as long as it is a Georgia Football Saturday, I can expect my cell phone to light up with several "Happy Game Day!" messages from my buddy Dawgs. Sometimes I'll add something to the greeting, like a key to the game or a Munson-esque worry. If it's a big rival, a la UT, UF, AU or GT, a little snark might be involved.
I originally wrote this last weekend, but was unable to post due to lack of internets connectivity. Being "in some dark holler where the sun don't ever shine" in the North Georgia mountains last Saturday night helped me relive some past Bulldog Saturdays from my youth. This entailed sitting next to the radio on my parents' mountain cabin porch, holding the antenna just so with one hand, my V&T in the other, trying to keep the volume down (especially my own). Except for the Boykin run, this was not a problem.
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In 2002, to mark the one year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the Norm Reeves Auto Group put up a large flag pole on the slope behind their dealership that faces Interstate 15.
About once each month the men and the women who work at the dealership, now the DCH Auto Group, gather near the flag pole – located next to a large "One Nation Under God" monument on the hillside — for a patriotic program.
Thousands of motorists on Interstate 15 pass by the monument and flag pole each day and often, when the ceremony is underway, they will honk their car horns as they travel by as the flag is raised.
At 8: 15 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 16, the men and women will gather again, but this ceremony, in honor of Veterans Day, will be a bit more solemn.
On that day the salute will be dedicated to the memory of U.S. Army Sgt. Clinton Ruiz, a 2008 graduate of Murrieta Valley High School who was killed last month in Afghanistan.
"A number of our employees knew Clint or went to high school with him," said Al Rubio, an executive with the dealership.
The public is invited to attend.
The Friday morning ceremony is expected to include a 21-gun salute by a Memorial Honor Detail from Riverside National Cemetery. Preston Welch, the finance manager for DCH Acura is a member of the detail.
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SACRAMENTO– On behalf of all Californians, Governor Brown and First Lady Anne Gust Brown honor Sgt. Clinton K. Ruiz, who bravely gave his life in service to our state and nation. The Governor and First Lady extend their deepest condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time.
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Zac Jackson, of ClevelandBrowns.com, reports Cleveland Browns WR Josh Cribbs is looking to hone his receiver skills this offseason, "I want the ball. I want to contribute at receiver." Cribbs, a former college quarterback, knows he must continue to improve his receiving skills and make a contribution. Cribbs said he would continue to work hard on special teams including kickoff returns, where he had a 90-yard touchdown return against the Detroit Lions last season. General manager Phil Savage said this is a big weekend for Cribbs to show how much he has improved.
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Any relation to former Buffalo RB Joe Cribbs???BANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
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Dana White Breaks Down The Manny Pacquiao vs Tim Bradley Fight – Video.
The fight goes down Saturday night (June 9, 2012) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
pac man will win,it wont be eazy ,be in the end he will with speed and experience
So why is Mayweather such a bitch? They could have fought and had a winner and made MILLIONS each… then the rematch… and guess what… MILLIONS each! … and then the rubber match…. and guess what MILLLLLLIONS each.
Talk about horrific management for Mayweather or the guy is just a turd…. or both.
Quit ducking Floyd.
Its the business of boxing..
Both sides of management are turds..
Both boxers, Manny and Floyd.. turds..
Now that Mayweather is in Jail- I wonder who is taking care of Ms Jackson, 50Cent?
Wayweather ducking Duckmenow. Now that's funny. There's massive evidence that I've compiled in a spreadsheet with links that proves that Duckmenow is actually avoiding Mayweather. I don't have a shred of evidence of Mayweather avoiding Duckmenow. Believe me, I've searched and there is none. None!
Could be them trying to get Gaywheather to accept.
If Paq losses a fight (Bradley) I bet Paq vs Gay would still sell the same. I don't think they're going to throw the fight, but I do think they're going to have Paq fight like s*** in order to get Gayweather thinking.
you forget dumbass … theyre making MILLIONS already! mayweather doesnt need to fight pac to make millions, so why would he take the chance on tarnishing his record and legacy.
It's simple, May doesn't want any kind of split cuz he thinks he's a bigger PPV draw. So he's proposing a lump sum of 45 Mill plus gate to manny, and May gets PPV. Manny wants the 45/45 split with 10 going to the winner, but May doesn't like that cuz he feels like he's pulling most of the PPV numbers. If it doesn't slide more towards Mayweather's idea, the fight won't happen, and they'll both still make millions fighting other dudes, just not quite the same payday.
I like that Dana talks about boxing still positively instead of always bashing it. You don't hear basketball talking about how baseball sucks. He has actually broke down how boxing can fix itself which I hope it does because I like both sports.
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The Sumidero Canyon is a 25 kilometer, 600-1000 meter deep, limestone formation located in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. Depending upon the time of year and the side of the canyon that you are on, you may be climbing in lots of sun or in the shade most of the day.
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The once wild and virtually unexplored Sumidero Canyon was damned in the 1970's, thus allowing people access to its stunning interiors via boat. Today there are dozens of tour boats which carry people up and down the 25 Km. length of canyon. Even with easy accessibility, andei thousands of tourists visiting the canyon each year, climbing has remained an elusive sport within the area.
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The crux of the climb can be found between the 10th and 11th pitches, since this section is on vertical to overhanging rock that eventually traverses a large roof. The best thing about the climb is that it is pretty well protected with 10mm. expansion bolts wherever there are no natural features (cracks) for protection. The rock quality, especially on the first ascent was pretty dicey at times, but the first ascentionists managed to pull off many of the large, loose blocks that were found on the...[more] Browse More Classics in International
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