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Twelve teachers and four Clarion University students attended a Clarion University's Science in Motion Program for "Integrating Astronomy into the Curriculum." The activity attracted another visitor, newly elected State Representative Donna Oberlander (R-63).
|From left: Science in Motion's Karen Spuck and BruceSmith with Representative Donna Oberlander.
Oberlander talked with the teachers attending the workshop and joined in some of the activities.
"Integrating Astronomy into the Curriculum" was organized by Science in Motion as an activity marking 2009 as the International Year of Astronomy, as declared by the U.S. Congress. One of the primary objectives of the International Year of Astronomy is to ensure every person has at least one astronomy education related experience during 2009, prompting Science in Motion and the Oil Region Astronomical Society to present the workshop.
Tim Spuck facilitated the workshop, which focused on:
•RCOP – Internet Telescope: Participants learned how to access the telescope in Perth Observatory in Australia and use the data to implement curriculum. Perth Observatory, Clarion University Science in Motion, and Oil Regional Astronomical Society, students and teachers can access a robotic telescope in real time from their own schools. The 12-hour time difference allows the telescope to be used during the regular school day.
•Lunt Solar H-alpha Telescope and Celestron C8 NEXTSTAR Telescope: Participants learned how to use these telescopes available though Science in Motion. The Lunt telescope can be used during the daytime for observing solar flares, priminances, and other activity on the Sun. The Celestron is used for evening observations.
•Hands-On University Image Analysis Software: Participants learned how to generate and interpret light curves for a variety of astronomical objects, including stars, asteroids, and supernovae. The ways objects in space change brightness tell about its physical characteristics.
Attending the workshop were:
Michelle Adams, Brookville School District.
Emily Dusch and Deborah Snyder, Kittanning School District.
David Everett, Keystone School District.
Doug Kennedy and Lynn Williams, Cranberry School District.
Wayne Kocher, Clarion School District.
Christine Linnan and Justin Ochs, Clarion-Limestone School District.
Scott Miller and Al Pryor, Union School District.
Christie Orlosky, Elderton School District.
Lynn Williams, Cranberry School District.
Participating teachers received Act 48 credits. Science in Motion paid for the substitute teachers at their home school districts.
Clarion University students attending including:
Matt Oknefski, a senior secondary education/social studies and geology major, is currently doing his student teaching. He is a son of Sue Oakes of Wilcox and is a graduate of Kane High School.
Poornima Krishnamurthy, wife of Clarion University physics instructor, Vasudeva Rao Aravind, is a prospective graduate student in science education. Poornima graduated with a degree in physics from
|Tim Spuck does some hands on instruction with the teachers.
Nick Tutolo, a graduate student seeking a master's degree in science education, is a son of Jeri Tutolo of Lower Burrell and is a graduate of Burrell High School.
Lyndsey O'Polka, a senior environmental biology major, is a daughter of Holly Johnson of Franklin and is a graduate of Venango Catholic High School.
Clarion University's Science in Motion Program is based on the Science in Motion program developed by Juniata College in 1987. Each institution in the consortium uses Science in Motion vehicles to visit urban and rural high school science classes, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with analytical equipment most secondary schools do not have. It also provides school districts with access to science educators and advanced curricula without having to buy new equipment or hire new faculty. The Clarion University program visits more than 18 school districts in western Pennsylvania.
Clarion University is the high-achieving, nationally recognized, comprehensive university that delivers a personal and challenging academic experience.
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At Staples Center in Los Angeles last June, 22 scholastic stars were chosen over seven rounds, the highest total in 16 years.
At the top of that list was Nick Bjugstad of Minnesota's Blaine High School. Bjugstad, who went 19th to the Florida Panthers and is now starring at the University of Minnesota, was a member of the U.S. National Junior Team that won bronze at the 2011 World Junior Championship in January. Joining him in the first round were fellow scholastic standouts Kevin Hayes (No. 24, Chicago Blackhawks) of Noble & Greenough in Massachusetts and Brock Nelson (No. 30, New York Islanders) of Warroad High in Minnesota.
Since the 2000 draft, 156 high school players have been plucked from various prep schools throughout the country. Since 2003, 135 players have been tabbed. The record for most high school players chosen was in 1987, when John LeClair (Montreal Canadiens, 33rd pick) of Bellows Free Academy in Vermont was the first of 69 players selected.
The top scholastic prospect on the board this year is left wing Mario Lucia of Wayzata High School, which finished the season 20-6-2 following a 4-3 double-overtime loss to Eden Prairie in the Section 6AA championship at Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis on March 2.
After Lucia, who was ranked 30th among North American skaters in NHL's Central Scouting mid-term report, there are several other players worthy of consideration. Here's a look at a few of those players.
Mario Lucia, Wayzata (Minn.): The son of University of Minnesota men's head coach Don Lucia offers an incredible release, smarts and knack for putting the puck in the net. The 6-foot-2, 183-pound left wing is able to protect the puck and, according to Wayzata coach Carl Davis, is a major threat out of the corners. He's expected to be the first scholastic player drafted and will likely join the Sioux Falls Stampede in the United States Hockey League next season.
"He has those things you can't teach as a coach," Wayzata coach Carl Davis told NHL.com. "His instincts for the game are there … his playmaking ability and puck possession will be a huge part of his game as he matures and grows older."
Philippe Hudon, Choate-Rosemary (Conn.): The 6-foot-1/4, 190-pound forward, who will continue his career at Cornell in the fall, is a high-energy performer who plays the body hard in all three zones and possesses a powerful shot. Hudon, who had 10 goals and 20 points this season, produced 27 goals and 60 points in 67 games over three seasons at Choate for head coach Pat Dennehy.
"He has very good hands and quickness and he combines that with body leverage to give him an edge in winning puck battles along the wall and in the corners," Central Scouting's Gary Eggleston told NHL.com. "He's very determined and plays with an edge … he out-wills opponents for the puck."
Joseph Labate, Holy Angels (Minn.): He's committed to Wisconsin after producing 29 goals, 23 assists and a plus-27 rating in 26 games for the Stars. The 6-foot-4, 180-pound center failed to score a point only three times all season.
"He has unbelievable skill, is a great skater and possesses really good hands," said Central Scouting's Jack Barzee. "He can shoot the puck and is very unselfish."
Mike Reilly, Shattuck-St. Mary's (Minn.): Barzee feels there's no reason the 5-foot-10 3/4, 178-pound defenseman couldn't move up in the rankings during Central Scouting's final meeting in April. Reilly, who transferred to Shattuck from Holy Angels, was the 65th best North American skater on Central Scouting's mid-term report. He feels his strongest assets are his skating, vision and passing. He'd like to improve his strength and coverage in the defensive zone, however.
"He's smart, polished and effortless … just a highly skilled kid," Barzee praised. "Mike Reilly is like John-Michael Liles (Colorado Avalanche). He's dynamic and he never beats himself. If he does get beat, it's because the guy made a heck of a play on him. He's like a Timex watch, he just keeps on playing, keeps it simple."
Max Everson, Edina (Minn.): The senior defenseman, who was a candidate for the prestigious Mr. Hockey Award, finished the year with 4 goals, 25 points and a plus-5 rating in 28 games for the Hornets. Everson (6-1/5, 184), who served as team captain, will join his older brother, Marshall, at Harvard next fall.
"He's probably a third- or fourth-round player," Barzee said. "He's a good all-around player. While I don't see him being a power-play guy, I do see him as a top four defenseman at some point. He's got really good wheels, can skate and move the puck. His skill level is high and he'll perform well in college."
Matt Killian, Delbarton (N.J.): The Yale-bound senior scored the tying goal with 2:10 left in the third period of an eventual 3-2 overtime victory over St. Augustine Prep in the Non-Public Schools championship on March 13 at Prudential Center. As team captain, the 6-foot-1, 191-pound defenseman finished the year with 8 goals and 27 points in 29 games.
"He keeps the opponent right in front of him, offers good mobility and lateral quickness and makes good decisions," Eggleston said. "He carries the puck with confidence and can rush up ice. He pinches down from the point to safely keep the play going and has a nice quick low and hard shot from the point."
Kyle Rau, Eden Prairie (Minn.): The 2011 Mr. Hockey Award winner "sees the game like a magic man," according to Barzee. The 5-foot-8, 163-pound center scored the game-winner at 4:43 of the third overtime to give the Eagles the Class 2A championship at Xcel Energy Center on March 12.
The University of Minnesota-bound standout totaled 41 goals, 81 points (2.61 points per game) and a plus-30 rating in 31 games this season. Keep in mind, five of the last six Mr. Hockey winners were taken in the first round of their respective drafts (Nick Bjugstad, 2010; Nick Leddy, 2009; Ryan McDonagh, 2007; David Fischer, 2006; Brian Lee, 2005). Rau's size, however, might be the one thing that keeps him from hearing his name called in the opening round -- other than that, he's a solid hockey player.
"When the puck comes to him, he executes," Barzee said. "When the game is on the line, he scores the big goal -- he's done it over and over again."
Colin Sullivan, Avon Old Farms (Conn.): The senior defenseman not only possesses a solid shot from the point but can tie up opponents in front of his goal cage without taking himself out of the play. Sullivan, who is bound for Yale in the fall, had 3 goals and 15 points in 27 games for the Winged Beavers in 2010-11.
"He's a strong skater with a good stride and carries the puck with confidence," Eggleston said. "He usually beats the forechecking forward to open up options and his passes are strong on the tape. He also has a knack for getting himself established quickly at the blue line in order to give teammates a quick option to kick the puck back out to the point."
|Photo credit: Star-Tribune
"Mario (Lucia) is the top high school player in the country but Tony Cameranesi is probably one of the best skaters in the entire draft," Barzee said. "In fact, that's the one thing that Cameranesi has on (Mr. Hockey Award winner) Kyle Rau. Tony will get to the same point on the ice as Rau, but only in a different way. He'll blow down the wing and bring everyone to their feet."
Peter McMullen, Delbarton (N.J.): The 6-foot-2, 200-pound center scored twice, including the decisive tally 4:41 into overtime to bring the Morristown, N.J., school a dramatic 3-2 victory over St. Augustine in the Non-Public championship. McMullen, who will attend Boston College in the fall, is the grandson of the late John McMullen -- the man responsible for bringing professional hockey to the Garden State in 1982. He finished the season as the leading scorer for New Jersey's No. 1-ranked team, with career-highs in goals (25) and points (45).
"He works and hustles and sets the tone for the team," Eggleston said. "He plays the game at a high tempo, hits and follows through with his checks regardless of how insignificant the moment. He's very active in all three zones and effective on the penalty-kill. I like the fact he wheels the puck out of the corner very well and likes to drive outside and get in on the off-wing."
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Football players for the #2 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide ran onto the field at Sun Life Stadium in Miami and thoroughly dominated their opponent, the #1 ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish, in the first half of the game.
At the half, Coach Nick Saban and his team of athletes denied the Irish a single trip to the end zone, all while racking up 28 points of their own.
"I think we played well offensively. We're controlling the line of scrimmage. We're running the ball and we've got good balance and that's what we want to have," Saban said at the half. "Defensively we're doing a pretty good job. They've hit a couple of plays on us, but we've just got to play 60 minutes in the game. This game's not over and our players got to understand that."
The Tide's Eddie Lacy was the first to put numbers on the board via a 20 yard play into the end zone. The scoring drive was five plays for 82 yards. It took 2:57 seconds to complete.
Lacy's touchdown was only the third rushing TD the undefeated Notre Dame team has allowed all season. Lacy's score is also notable in that it was the earliest opening score in the national championship game since Ohio's Ted Ginn returned the opening kickoff for a score playing against Florida in 2007.
Alabama then jumped out to a 14-0 lead with a strong running attack. Quarterback AJ McCarron put up a three yard touchdown pass. The score would be the last for the first quarter.
The Tide continued to dominate in the second quarter rolling up its third unanswered touchdown via a one year TD from T.J. Yeldon.
The Notre Dame defense fought but was unable to stop the rolling Tide.
The Tide's fourth touchdown, a pass from McCarron to Lacy, put the score at 28-0 shortly before halftime, the crowd loudly cheering "SEC".
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We had a great day around here yesterday. Over 1200 comments in the open threads, a big Kansas win and three good postgame fanposts from KG, Scouted and Home Run Tony Cogan. I think it's great when you all can share your thoughts, experiences or further the discussion around here. I thought I'd front page this one because I've heard from several people about how great this game was to be at. In general though thanks to all three for jumping in and as always I encourage anyone and everyone to use those fanposts as a sounding board, a way to share or whatever you need or want it to be.
- Owen K(Denver)
Well, that was more than I ever expected in a game. For the first time since I went to my first KU football game, the fans stayed for the entire four quarters. They were as loud as I have ever heard and seemed to really affect Josh(ua) Nesbitt at times (fumbled snaps, etc.).
I came to the game equipped to capture a few moments. After the jump, take a plunge with me into the glorious sea of an early September upset.
For those of you who have not been to a game yet this year, or who won't be able to make it, here is a short video of the opening video montage. The Jayhawks continue to amaze me with tradition even after a few years of memorable experiences.
Kansas Jayhawks Football Intro (Sept. 11, 2010) vs. Georgia Tech (via scoutnj19)
The video board has certainly been upgraded. Consider me a fan.
Okay, on to the actual game.
I pulled out the little camcorder I brought with me just at the right time to capture a rare occurrence... Georgia Tech's Triple Option going three and out. Now, Josh(ua) Nesbitt tried to throw the ball twice, but nevertheless it was an impressive stand by our defense early in the game. It really helped to set the tone that we could stop them at any point.
KU vs. Georgia Tech - Sept. 11, 2010 - Three and Out (via scoutnj19)
This may be a little sentimental, but I am justified, I think, in my words here. At halftime, the Marching Jayhawks and KU as an institution paid due tribute to the memory of September 11, 2001. The marching band played a medley of patriotic pieces, leading with a fantastic rendition of 'Taps.'
What provided an instant memory was the football field-sized American flag that they stretched beneath the fans. I took a picture of it, which I think is an accurate portrayal of the significance, but there is also a video below of part of the halftime ceremony for those who are interested.
Kansas Jayhawks Football Halftime - Tribute to 9/11 - September 11, 2010 (via scoutnj19)
Okay, back to the game. Unfortunately, I didn't grab a video of Patterson's touchdown reception. Fantastic play on all accounts. He just rolled with every hit that came his way... a pinball that bounced his way to the endzone.
I did, however, capture the awesomeness that was the end of the game.
The incredulity of the Jayhawk players for winning the game, and the incredulity of the Yellow Jackets for overlooking KU...
The storming of the field by the KU students...
The epic image of HCTG calmly speaking to the media at the end of the video...
Enjoy this as much as I did... Please...
Kansas Jayhawks Upset (15) Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - September 11, 2010 (via scoutnj19)


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|Buckeyes' Carlos Hyde makes up for 3 lost games
|Thursday, October 31, 2013 8:12 PM
By RUSTY MILLER
Associated Press
COLUMBUS — It feels to Carlos Hyde as if he's been here before.
His junior year in high school back in Naples, Fla., he rushed for 970 yards — just like he did a year ago as a junior for Ohio State.
"In my senior year, I just came out on another level," he said of topping the mile mark with 1,653 yards rushing. "I kind of feel it's all happening again."
To be clear, Hyde won't reach that figure again. After all, he was suspended for the first three games. But he could very well hit 1,000 yards to become the first running back in Urban Meyer's 12 years as a head coach to top the 1-K mark.
He's certainly making up for lost time.
Since breaking in with 41 yards in the final regular-season game with FCS member Florida A&M, the 6-foot, 230-pound battering ram with speed has gone for 85 yards against Wisconsin, 168 yards and three TDs at Northwestern, 149 yards and two scores against Iowa and 147 yards and two touchdowns against Penn State.
He's averaging 118 yards a game, which would be good enough to get him over the 1,000-yard mark if the Buckeyes, as expected, expand their schedule by making it to the Big Ten championship and also playing in a major bowl.
Also, the Buckeyes (8-0, 4-0 Big Ten) play teams with porous defenses over the final four games on the schedule (at Purdue on Saturday, then at Illinois, home to Indiana and at No. 21 Michigan).
Despite all the talk about his cutting-edge spread offense, more than anything Meyer loves jamming a football down a defense's throat. With a big, burly line and a big, burly tailback, that's been almost a given this season.
"Having Carlos Hyde back there really makes a difference," offensive guard Andrew Norwell said. "We're just mauling people."
Hyde credits his suspension, surprisingly, for helping turn him around. He was linked to an alleged altercation with a female at a Columbus bar last summer. No charges were filed but Meyer still sat him down for three games.
It was a humbling experience for the senior. But instead of moping around, he threw himself into the scout team, helping to prepare the starters by taking hits from the first-team defense all week.
"Mentally, it was an unbelievable advantage for him," running backs coach Stan Drayton said. "Having to play a service role to this football team on the scout team made him hungry, made him extremely hungry. It also made him not take for granted the opportunities that he has in front of him."
Meyer was down on Hyde. Now he's up on him.
"Every Thursday is called player-development day and we go through every player on the team," he said. "Our strength coach and academic people and our training staff rate them for me. (Carlos) has been very high on each one's list, which usually means a fairly mature guy. I like where he's at."
Hyde has a blend of power and speed like the best backs. He's strong enough to run through an arm tackle at the line and fast enough to slip a linebacker or safety rushing into a hole to stop him.
Asked to describe his running style to someone who had never seen him play, he replied, "I'd probably keep it simple and tell them I'm a violent runner that can break away."
The Buckeyes were tied early in the fourth quarter against Iowa three weeks ago and had the ball at the Hawkeyes' 19. Hyde took a handoff on a play called "13 dash" and bounced off right tackle. He rumbled to the 7-yard line, where he was hit hard by free safety Tanner Miller, the blow knocking him off balance. He retreated to the 11 before regaining his bearings and then turned up the right sideline. Behind a block by wide-out Corey Brown, he vaulted from the 3 into the end zone. That was the winning TD in a 34-24 win.
After starting the season on the bench, Hyde is now making a case for playing in the NFL.
"I'm doing a good job right now, showing scouts that come to our games that I could be a good back for the next level," he added.
At least one opposing player has referred to Hyde as a beast.
Meyer was asked about that label.
"What does that mean to me?" he replied with a smile. "Kinda cool, I guess."
BUCKEYES BUZZ: Since Ohio State is favored by 32 points at Purdue on Saturday, it's important to once again fall back on the words of Meyer when it comes to the BCS and running up the score.
Meyer was asked on the Big Ten coaches teleconference this week about the balancing act that he faces, trying to impress voters and move up in the BCS with a lopsided win while retaining a sense of sportsmanship.
"I don't really look at winning with style points; I just want our guys to play," Meyer replied. "The biggest issue I have is the injury component, that's why we pull them out in the third quarter. Then there's also great coaches on the other side. I've been on that other side at other times. You take those (factors) all into consideration."
Some Penn State backers were critical of Meyer for the margin in Saturday's 63-14 beat-down of the Nittany Lions.
Their basis was three things from the game: Meyer kicked onside with 3 seconds left in the half with a 42-7 lead, he had both quarterbacks on the field as late as the 4-minute mark of the third quarter on a TD play that made it 56-7 and he threw a challenge flag over where the ball was spotted with the game clearly out of hand in the second half.
Someone from Meyer's camp would argue that the onside kick was merely to avoid a long runback, that starting QB Braxton Miller really didn't play a major role on that third-period TD drive and that Meyer won the challenge over the improperly spotted ball. So there.
Back on the conference call, it was pointed out to Meyer that, since other schools play the "win big and move up" game, it certainly would help Ohio State's cause. The Buckeyes are No. 4 in the BCS rankings for the second week in a row and badly need to get around two teams.
"I don't really listen to that. I've heard people say that we haven't won impressively," he added. "I don't read much but I'll hear people like at a press conference say, 'Are you worried about people jumping you even when you win?' We spend very little team time even thinking about that. No, that's not even in our thought process."
SMITH STAYING: Ohio State AD Gene Smith on Thursday shot down rumors that he was among those interviewing for the vacant University of Texas athletic director position.
Smith, also an Ohio State VP, issued a statement via e-mail and also on his Twitter account.
It read: "I have the greatest respect for the University of Texas and one of my mentors, DeLoss Dodds. I am fortunate to have the opportunity to be the athletics director at The Ohio State University. Reports of me interviewing at the University of Texas are inaccurate."
A 7-person advisory panel is searching for a replacement for Dodds, who built the Longhorns into the nation's richest athletic department with an annual budget of nearly $170 million. Dodds is retiring in 2014 after 32 years at Texas.
LOT OF GREEN IN THE GOLD AND BLACK: Purdue coach Darrell Hazell has an exceedingly young team. That's part of the reason the Boilermakers (1-6, 0-3 Big Ten) have struggled so far going into their game against Ohio State (8-0, 4-0) at noon on Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium.
"They've got to learn fast," Hazell said of his first-year players. "There were 34 freshmen of the 70 on the travel roster for our game on Saturday. That's a lot of freshmen. And a lot of them are playing for us right now."
Developing that staggering number of young players requires patience and, at the same time, expedience. Purdue cannot afford to let them adjust to Big Ten football at their own pace. So the coaching staff must indoctrinate them quickly.
"We have to do a good job of getting those guys caught up as fast as we can and ready so they don't hurt the football team," he added.
THEY'VE HAD A LOT OF PRACTICE: Purdue is near the bottom of the Big Ten in nearly every major statistical category.
Yet the Boilermakers are No. 2 in the nation in net punting (punting average minus return average), thanks to P Cody Webster, at 42.7 yards per attempt.
That's almost as if Ohio State's top returner, Corey Brown, is being dared to do something big.
"We know our punt-block team, with the style of punt block that we do, either going after it or returning the ball, is dynamic," the wideout said. "We know we bring something different to the table and they're going to have to adjust, just like we're going to have to adjust. And we're going to go at it."
Brown is averaging 14.4 yards per return, 10th best in the nation. The Buckeyes, behind P Cameron Johnston, are 14th in net punting (40.0).


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Girl spreads diabetes awareness using a rubber band
A ten-year-old diabetes sufferer from Warwickshire is raising awareness of the condition at school today to mark World Diabetes Day.Read the full story
A ten-year-old diabetes sufferer from Warwickshire is raising awareness of the condition at school today to mark World Diabetes Day.Read the full story
Diabetes-sufferer Millie Hainge, 10, is urging her classmates and teachers at Milverton House School in Nuneaton to wear an elastic band around their wrists today to mark World Diabetes Day.
She will encourage them to 'ping' the band each time they eat or drink anything containing carbohydrates to experience what it is like to have to inject yourself with insulin.
There are two types of diabetes if left undetected, it can lead to health complications including a stroke, blindness, kidney failure to name a few.
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Pregnant women are to be vaccinated against whooping cough, after the biggest outbreak of the illness for 20 years, claimed the lives of nine babies.
Figures from the Health Protection Agency show a dramatic rise in the number of whooping cough cases in the Midlands.
In 2008, the East Midlands had 48 cases, but since then its risen to 576. In the West Midlands there were 56 cases in 2008, rising to 318. Nationally the current number of whooping cough cases is 4,791.
Health officials say the vaccine will protect new borns from the highly contagious infection. We should warn you Keith Wilkinson's report starts with images of a child with whooping cough.
Pregnant women across the Midlands will be offered whooping cough vaccinations from next week, following a rise in cases and deaths among young children.
There have been around 300 cases in the West Midlands so far this year, up from just 30 in 2011, and nearly 600 in the East Midlands, ten times more cases than the previous year.
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"Push to Bring National Soccer Hall of Fame to Rochester 03/20/2013 05:37 PM By: Mike Hedeen
A local group is bidding to make Rochester the new home of the National Soccer Hall of Fame. The museum has been looking for a new location since it closed its door in Oneonta back 2010. Rochester's rich soccer history could be the key to bringing the hall to the Flower City."
Why not move the USA Soccer Hall of Fame to Seattle?
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John Bradshaw Layfield - Net Hypocrisy At Its Worst
Posted by
Michael Benjamin
on 06.10.2004
Now, several days later, the net is still buzzing about Bradshaw's actions, with many members of the "IWC" calling for his job. Personally, I find this to be both ridiculous and hypocritical.
Last weekend at a house show in Munich, Germany, John "Bradshaw" Layfield made a very large error in judgement. During his match with Eddie Guerrero, Layfield used the Nazi-salute several times to turn the German crowd against him, and also incorporated the goose-step into his heel routine. The net quickly found out about his actions in Germany, and they were absolutely
Now, several days later, the net is still buzzing about Bradshaw's actions, with many members of the "IWC" calling for his job. Personally, I find this to be both ridiculous and hypocritical.
I honestly believe that as inappropriate as the gestures were, half of the net backlash is the direct result of previous hatred of John Bradshaw Layfield. Apparantly, he's made some candid remarks about his feelings towards the IWC. Personally, I could care less. I don't know the man, he doesn't know me, and as much as I like or dislike watching him on television, his opinion is basically as irrelevant to my life as humanly possible.
I believe that the net is so obsessed with their dislike of John Layfield that they are completely failing to look at the big picture here. Despite all the glitz, all the glamour, and all the millions of dollars in revenue, at its core, we are still talking about
professional wrestling
here. Not the Metropolitan Opera, not Disney Studios, but seedy, dirty, trashy
professional wrestling.
I'm not in any way defending Bradshaw's actions, but for fans to expect anything less than poor taste and offensive angles from
is absurd. It's been this way for over a century, and will be the same way for decades to come. For better or for worse, pro-wrestling has never been about political correctness.
Ready the hate mail now, but John Layfield should
be fired for using the Nazi salute to turn the crowd in Munich against him. Should he be suspended? Of course. Fined? Definitely. But fired? Give me a break.
If this was anyone but John Layfield, the backlash would be much more muted. People would be offended for ten minutes, and then forget about it. Vince McMahon's WWE has been offending minorities for years. Where has the scathing backlash been?
Where are the hard-hitting reports and columns about the atrocious Hispanic and Latino stereotypes that the WWE has been propogating for years. From Razor Ramon's "orange thief" vignettes to Eddie Guerrero's lowriders, Vince McMahon's portrayel has been nothing short of atrocious.
Where was the scathing criticism of the "Billy and Chuck" angle. I can't imagine the homosexual population supporting the WWE much these days, because the way that they were portrayed on SmackDown was nothing short of a demeaning, negative, Hollywood-fueled stereotype.
Where are the heated editorials about the WWE's portrayel of the mentally disabled? Sugarcoat it with all the "heroic" rhetoric that you'd like, but at the end of the day, Eugene is there for us to laugh at first, and cheer second. Eugene lets us know that, yes, mentally handicapped people are dopey, blithering fools.
Need I remind you that a decade ago, Ted Dibease was marching around the WWF ring with a
Triple H incorporated very offensive comments involving slavery and race in his feuds with both Booker T and Shelton Benjamin. Where was the outcry? Where were the calls for Triple H's job? Exactly. They were nowhere to be found.
I don't know why anyone was shocked or surprised by John Layfield's actions last weekend in Munich. It wasn't the first time a wrestler had used Nazi references to rile up the crowd, and it certainly won't be the last. It wasn't right then, it isn't right now, and it won't be right in the future.
I recognize the offensive nature of this, but ultimately, I just ended up rolling my eyes and writing it off as
trashy pro wrestling being trashy pro wrestling
. It bothered me, but I'm not deluted enough to expect sensitive, high-brow entertainment from Vince McMahon, and I find it hard to believe that anyone watches wrestling for political correctness or
Pro Wrestling is offensive and tastless. For better or for worse, it's the nature of the beast.
If John Layfield is fired, I honestly hope that Triple H, Eddie Guerrero, Eugene, Billy Gunn, Chuck Polombo, Mordechi and every single other WWE wrestler ever involved with making an offensive statement or obscene gesture in the ring is handed their walking papers as well.
John Layfield can not be the sacrificial lamb for decades and decades of offensive behavior in pro-wrestling. It was an extremely insensitive thing to do, but it was also one of thousands of insensitive moments in wrestling history, all of which have gone completely unpunished.
What I find even more ironic as I look around the net is that half of the people coming down on Layfield for his actions in Germany were "beginning to enjoy" his anti-Mexican character. Where's the hypocrisy there?
I don't think it's right to be
selectively offended
by wrestling.
Either be offended by every distasteful thing that has occured in the WWE for the last twenty years, or understand that this is
pro wrestling
, a business where class and taste don't exactly run rampant.
I can completely understand how the Jewish population would be deeply offended by Bradshaw's actions. Nazi Germany and World War II evoke painful memories for all of us, and this especially rings true for them. I do think there's a large difference though between ignorantly throwing out a Hitler hand gesture, and grabbing the house mic and making jokes about the Holocaust.
It's ridiculous to assume that Layfield condones the tragic extremination of over six million Jews just because he goose-stepped around the ring. I don't know the man. I don't know what kind of person he is, or of what character he holds. I don't know if Vince asked him to make this gesture, nor do I know if it was a spontaneous action.
The media is so obsessed with hype though that they want to turn a two-second error of judgment into a front-page witch hunt, 411 included. Bradshaw made an inappropriate gesture, the crowd booed him heavily, and in the end, the good guy won. I can't tell people what to be offended and what not to, but I can say that it's ridiculous to start labeling someone a racist, or a Nazi-sympathizer, or anything else without concrete proof. Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't Layfield been best friends and tag partners with an African American for years.
I can also say this: at the end of the day, it was an insensitive
The same kind of mistake that all of us make in our less-public lives, and the same kind of mistake that Vince McMahon and his performers have been making for years. At one point or another, they've offended anyone and everyone.
America has become so obsessed with political correctness that it's nearly impossible to even discuss these things objectively. I'm sure a large chunk of you reading this will fall right into that mentality, labeling me a racist and Anti-Semite for simply pointing out the hypocritical nature of these attacks, and the inherent offensiveness of the pro wrestling industry. If that's how you chose to read between the lines, so be it.
The problem isn't with Justin Layfield though. At the end of the day, the problem is with the
wrestling business.
If you want to lash out at someone, I honestly think Vince McMahon is much more appropriate target than Layfield. Layfield made one offensive gesture in his career. McMahon has made a career of offensive behavior.
Take an honest, hard look at the situation. Put aside all personal distaste for John Layfield, and take an objective look at the pro-wrestling business. When the haze clears, I think you'll wind up seeing a man who after a decade in the business made a stupid mistake, not a Jew-Hating, Nazi-sympathizing monster. The line of good taste has been blurred so much by Vince McMahon over the last decade, that Bradshaw probaby never even realized he had crossed it until he was standing on the other side. Because of this, he might lose everything.
I find that sad.
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Kevin Kozan, a senior point guard, is considered one of the top players in the area and consistently leads the Celtics in scoring with close to 20 points per game (17.4). Kozan, a Plainfield resident, also is averaging 2.6 assists per game. As Providence dives into conference play in the tough Catholic South, Kozan isn't letting the pressure of being one of the area's best players get to him.
How do you handle a lot of the attention you receive?
I never go out there and think I'm better than everyone else. I just go out there and play. My teammates help me a lot and get me open and I give credit to all of them and my coach (Tim Trendel).
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There are definitely teams that make me more nervous like Seton or De La Salle and St. Joseph. Those guys are top 25 caliber teams in the state and we have to do more scouting with them. If we beat those teams, people will notice more and if we lose, they think, "Oh, they were supposed to lose."
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Dallas Keuchel (23) - Mr. Consistency has 115.1 IP, 70/25 K/BB,1.13 WHIP, 3.04 ERA at AA Corpus Christi. He has had success each year since being a 2009 7th round pick.
Xavier Cedeno (24) - Cedeno has enjoyed a career renaissance this year at AA Corpus: 108.2 IP, 109/42 K/BB (1 strikeout per inning over the course of the season), 1.29 WHIP, 3.81 ERA. He was rewarded yesterday with a promotion to AAA OKC.
Jake Buchanan (21) - 120.2 IP, 81/29 K/BB, 1.23 WHIP, 3.65 ERA with half of his games at hitter's paradise Lancaster. He was an 8th round pick in the 2010 draft.
Mike Foltynewicz (19) - 100.2 IP, 63/44 K/BB, 1.48 WHIP, 4.29 ERA in Lexington this year. 1st round pick from 2010. Originally from Illinois, so he is considered a "cold weather pitcher" who may need extra time for development.
Tanner Bushue (20) - he's rehabbing from an injury after posting 54.1 IP, 35/14 K/BB, 1.23 WHIP, 3.48 ERA at Lexington. He was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2009 draft.
Jonas Dufek (23) - whenever I hear about a pitcher adding a pitch, I take notice. Dufek added a 2-seamer and has been especially impressive in the starts since then at Tri-City. Overall numbers for this 2011 9th round pick are 30.2 IP, 17/8 K/BB, 1.14 WHIP, 2.35 ERA.
Kyle Hallock (22) - this 2011 10th round pick LHP has been one of the top pitchers in the NY-Penn League: 29 IP, 29/5 K/BB, 0.79 WHIP, 1.86 ERA.
Christopher Lee (18) - the Astros' 4th round pick in the 2011 draft, this lefty's performance at Greeneville has been erratic so far: 16.2 IP, 14/15 K/BB, 1.80 WHIP, 4.86 ERA.
Vincent Velasquez (19) - this 2010 2nd round pick impressed for a short time last season (29.1 IP, 25/5 K/BB, 3.07 ERA) before going out with an injury and surgery. The talent was there, though full recovery from major surgery is never a given.
Adrian Houser (18) - 2011 2nd round draft pick. Houser has had some good and some bad outings for the GCL Astros: 18 IP, 21/7 K/BB, 1.61 WHIP, 4.50 ERA.
Other: apologies to Ross Seaton (21), Jose Cisnero (22), Ruben Alaniz (20), Nick Tropeano (20), Juri Perez (20), Luis Ordosgoitti (18), Jose Perdomo (19), and other interesting pitchers, but the list was getting long.
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After many people were disappointed with Cleanup Week being moved to the fall, their spirit's went back up when both Fargo and Moorhead changed the dates again. Both are this week!
And even though it starts Monday, many were out Sunday to see what people have put out. Valley News Teams Kristi Larson tells us why both home owners and curb side pickers are happy cleanup week has finally come.
It's hard not to see all the items that have been built up for the city to pick up. After moving clean up week to the fall because of the flood, many factors like a lower crest, sandbags being cleared, and some people complaining, made Cleanup Week move back. It's just in time for spring cleaning.
"We're doing a little bit of remodeling, and it was just an opportunity to get rid of our trash." says Sam Harwood.
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Nick Hudson goes picking every year.
"this is probably our third or fourth stop and we're probably half full now." Hudson laughs about his half full van. The excitement of finding things to be re-used or turned into art is why some people go picking.
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Finding things others want to get rid of, and using them yourself. And if you haven't gone down the streets on Cleanup Week before, experienced pickers say it's fun to do.
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Back in June I was in the hospital for 3 days getting an MRI a car scan. I had a migraine for 10 straight days. It was so bad I was blacking out. They couldn't find anything and ended up sending me home.
Well I still have a migraine everyday and lately it's bad again. I'm super dizzy and I don't feel here if that makes sense. It feels like I'm in Lala land. I've blacked out twice. And what's really been bothering me lately is I will randomly stop breathing. And it takes me a minute to catch my breath. I'll instantly get super hot and start sweating and get super dizzy. Then instantly I will be freezing cold. I don't know what to do.. We don't have insurance right now. My husbands job offers it but he has to be there for a year. (Will be a year in June). What should I do?! Any ideas what could be wrong. Yes I'm eating. I eat healthy and drink tons of water.
I'm just getting scared. I just have a feeling I'm going to die soon. I know that sounds crazy but I do.
Go to the er! Does not sound good at all.
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Thanks ladies. That's what I'm thinking I need to demand a MRI with contrast. I'm just scared. I'm scared to close my eyes at night. Because I feel like I'm not going to wake back up. :(
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