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Triple Take: Going down the rabbit hole
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From a huge rivalry game to a couple of stellar Top 25 matchups, there's no shortage of things to keep an eye on this week among Division III's elite.
But if you read our Around the Region columns and listen to the ATN Podcast, you already know how deep the rabbit hole goes with all the stories, teams and players that make up small-college football. There so much more going on than what will fit in this Triple Take space, but Pat Coleman (@d3football), Keith McMillan (@D3Keith) and Ryan Tipps (@NewsTipps) break down the week ahead and some of the games that are on our radars.
Game of the Week.
Ryan's take: No. 5 Wesley at No. 4 Mary Hardin-Baylor. Two Top 5 teams. Perennial deep playoff runs. History of great clashes. New UMHB stadium. New Crusader starting quarterback. Wolverines coming off hail mary win. Saturday under the lights. Pick your reason why this game will be exciting. There's no wrong answer.
Keith's take: No. 5 Wesley at No. 4 Mary Hardin-Baylor. Given that I already wrote about that here though, perhaps some fresh thoughts on No. 22 Cal Lutheran at No. 3 Linfield will suffice? Pacific Lutheran rushed for 234 yards against CLU last week, and Linfield ran for nearly 300 against Hardin-Simmons, including more than 150 from quarterbacks. The Kingsmen, tied at 24, couldn't get off the field during PLU's game-winning drive. Linfield might keep it on the ground at key times and eke out yet another win over its class-of-the-West-Coast rival.
Pat's take: No. 5 Wesley at No. 4 Mary Hardin-Baylor. Normally we try not to repeat games but let's be honest, this is it. Once upon a time the Tommie-Johnnie game could have measured up or Linfield-Cal Lutheran, but not this year.
Surprisingly close game.
Ryan's take: Sul Ross State at Trinity. It's a bit hard to get a handle on the Lobos since they have yet to take the field against a D-III opponent. Their ability to get a rushing game going against the Tigers' mid-range run defense will be the key to Sul Ross getting points on the board and staying in this one.
Keith's take: Louisiana College at Huntingdon. If it was billed as top-level ASC team against team picked to finish middle of USAC, it might sound like it won't be close, but this will be. The Wildcats and Hawks are each off to very good starts (Huntingdon won 35-7 at ASC member Mississippi College on Sept. 14, and LC has two wins over NAIA teams). The Wildcats dominated Webber International statistically last week, but needed to cap a 16-play drive with the game-winning touchdown with 29 seconds left, partially because 12 penalties for 171 yards set them back. Huntingdon had eight penalties of its own, and completed just 15 passes last week, so unless both teams clean up their acts, the game could stay close because both sides' miscues keep the other in it.
Pat's take: Redlands at No. 11 Pacific Lutheran. This game will not be as far apart as a game between a near-Top 10 team and a team not quite receiving votes would expect to be. Both teams have been tested early, and Redlands could well be up to the task.
Most likely Top 25 team to get upset.
Ryan's take: No. 23 Baldwin Wallace. I could see the Yellow Jackets' game against John Carroll coming down to which offense has the ball last. Both teams put up some wild offensive stats in their first games, and Baldwin Wallace has the most to lose as the team surely has its eyes on a conference prize if Mount Union shows any bit of vulnerability in the next few weeks.
Keith's take: No major upsets. Wesley and Cal Lutheran won't count as upsets if they lose to higher-ranked top-25 teams. I'm intrigued by Redlands at No. 11 Pacific Lutheran, Albright hosting No. 21 Delaware Valley and the two top-25 games involving OAC teams, but I wouldn't pick them in writing.
Pat's take: No. 21 Delaware Valley. You'd have to believe that Albright is gong to come out more than a little fired up and focused after losing to Stevenson last week and putting the Mustangs … say, on the radar. Albright might not win the MAC this season, but they're talented enough to knock off a contender, especially one coming to Reading.
They'll be on your radar.
Ryan's take: Stevenson. The Mustangs are carrying a solid opening set into this Friday night matchup against FDU-Florham. I'll be interested to see how well they can hang onto the ball after Florham showed last week that it likes to pressure teams into making turnovers. The Devils edged out TCNJ in a low-scoring game thanks primarily to forcing five of them. Stevenson, in only its third year, could prove this week and in the next couple that it is a team ready to contend.
Keith's take: Ohio Wesleyan. Two of last year's surprise teams, not just in the NCAC but nationally, meet this week when Kenyon hosts the Battling Bishops. OWU would seem to have the edge, with a week off since its season-opening win over Bluffton and the Lords coming off a 25-15 loss at Earlham in which they gained only 221 yards. With both teams playing Wabash and Wittenberg this season, I'm looking for something to indicate whether QB Mason Espinosa and OWU will be a contender for a conference title. Hey, let's keep it in the NCAC …
Pat's take: Hiram. No, seriously. Readers of Kickoff know why I say so — they have a transfer quarterback who played at Notre Dame … even if it is the Division II school in Ohio. Rob Partridge is listed as a freshman in the Terriers' stats, but don't let that fool you: He's actually a senior. And with that experience, he's going to have Hiram in a lot more games than it would have been in last year. If he plays, that is, since he didn't finish last week's game at Denison.
Which 0-2 team will earn its first win?
Ryan's take: Kean. While the final score last week appears to have been a thorough beating at the hands of Mary Hardin-Baylor, it belies the closeness of the matchup at halftime, when UMHB had just a 3-0 lead. The Crusaders, of course, made adjustments under center and elsewhere, and took off from there, but the fact that Kean was able to hang with such a good team for such a long time and force a couple of turnovers has to give them confidence going up against Endicott this week.
Keith's take: Salisbury. The Gulls might take the frustration of losing to two top-25 teams by a total of 10 points out on N.C. Wesleyan. It's a new season and all, and a fresh coaching staff for the (other) Battling Bishops, but Salisbury won 69-6 at home last year.
Pat's take: Susqhenanna. In a matchup of 0-2 teams, I take Susquehanna over Dickinson. It's puzzling how poorly Dickinson has been playing so far this season, while Susquehanna has at least looked decent in one game, at Merchant Marine in the season opener.
Which team is far topping your expectations?
Ryan's take: Juniata. You have to go back at least a decade to find a season in which the Eagles have started 2-0. And while coach and Juniata grad Tim Launtz showed last season, in his sophomore year at the helm, that he is serious about turning the team around, he's following through with that goal splendidly this fall. The next couple weeks could be bumpy for Juniata, with Gettysburg this week then Franklin and Marshall and Johns Hopkins, but there's a lot for these players to be happy about. Junior quarterback Ward Udinski has 634 passing yards in just two games, with more than 100 yards rushing. This is a team that could sneak up on some of the top teams in the conference if they let their guard down.
Keith's take: Olivet. I listed a handful of mildly surprising 2-0 teams in Off the Beaten Path, and the Comets get more acknowledgement here not just for winning at Wilmington and then beating Wisconsin Lutheran so far. It's that there's no reason it should stop. This week's opponent, Rockford, is 0-2 and 2-30 since the start of the 2010 season, and 0-2 North Park and 0-2 Alma follow.
Pat's take: Emory and Henry. So far, at least. Not just beating Ferrum, but crushing them, and then beating Maryville as well. Even though the ODAC has generally owned the USA South in recent years, that's a convincing butt-kicking of the Panthers. And even though E&H generally beats Ferrum soundly in Emory, it's still a bit of a surprise to me because I was thinking E&H was on a bit of a downslide.
Color me red.
Ryan's take: Olivet. This is another one of those teams that could fall under "far topping my expectations," but since their uniforms are Scarlet, I get an opportunity to talk about them in this category instead. The Comets have already notched their best season in years. And with Rockford and North Park over the next two weeks before MIAA play begins, it's no stretch to think Olivet could be 4-0 and looking to rattle some conference cages behind Braden Black at quarterback and his go-to receiver, Dan Hugan. The weakness in their armor, though, is the pass defense (statistically 211th in Division III), which will need to improve if Olivet hopes to take this success to the next level.
Keith's take: Bates. Hey Ryan, my bad for using Olivet, didn't know you'd be shooting stars down here when I wrote that. (See what I did there?) Maybe I should have given 2-0 Hope some love instead. The good folks in Michigan will appreciate the Olivet nods, but anyway, Bates … So yeah, the NESCAC gets underway this week, and the Bobcats get conference favorite Trinity right off the bat. I'm responsible for a portion of the Bantams' also receiving votes in the top 25, so I'm not picking Bates so much as I'm watching to see signs that last year's 5-3 season was no fluke. Jeff Hetzel and Damon Hatheway were high on Bates in Kickoff, and assuming that quarterback battle is settled, we'll get an indication of whether that 6-2 prediction could be on the money.
Pat's take: UW-River Falls. After a close loss to St. John's and a non-embarrassing loss to No. 2 St. Thomas, it's time for UW-River Falls to hit the road. While that involves something different than the first two games at home did, I think River Falls will be just a bit on the rise this season.
Albright · Baldwin-Wallace · Emory and Henry · Endicott · FDU-Florham · Heidelberg · Hiram · John Carroll · Juniata · Kean · Mary Hardin-Baylor · Ohio Northern · Olivet · Stevenson · Sul Ross State · Susquehanna · Trinity (Texas) · UW-River Falls · Wesley
ATN Podcast: Welcome to October
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Hobart has run out to a 5-0 start. And it's too early to talk top seed, but we'll do it anyway.
Hobart file photo by Kevin Colton
The sight of two gunslingers in slings is not a good one for UW-Platteville
Photo by J. Jensen, D3sports.com
With Mount Union firing on all cylinders on offense, crushing it on defense and by the way, also doing so on special teams, it seems like a foregone conclusion that the Purple Raiders are going back to the Stagg Bowl. And we'd have agreement on the Around the Nation Podcast … except that the Around the Nation guy does his best Lee Corso impression.
Is it too fast, my friend? Perhaps. But there are other teams that look like they could have the stuff to reach Salem, even if UW-Whitewater isn't one of them at the moment.
Pat and Keith talk about that and more in this week's Around the Nation Podcast. Plus the revolving door playing the role of "No. 2 team in the OAC," the three key two-point conversion attempts that could have sunk Top 25 teams and the two that saved one of them. The thought of the top seed in the East makes its first appearances, as does that word "clarity." And Pat, who has now seen UW-Whitewater play three times, gives us his most important takeaways from the three-time defending champs.
Plus we talk about the late comeback by Hanover, the surprise win by Catholic, Mississippi College's choosing Division II and what that does to the American Southwest Conference and more.
You can also get this and any of our future Around the Nation podcasts automatically by subscribing to this RSS feed: http://www.d3blogs.com/d3football/?feed=podcast
Plus, here's this week's D3football.com reports and highlight packages.
And this week's photo galleries from our friends at d3photography.com:
- UW-Platteville vs. UW-Whitewater
- Ohio Northern vs. Mount Union
- Cal Lutheran vs. Pomona-Pitzer
- UW-Stevens Point vs. UW-La Crosse
ASC · Augsburg · Baldwin-Wallace · Bethel · Catholic · Hampden-Sydney · Hanover · Heidelberg · Hobart · Illinois Wesleyan · Lebanon Valley · Linfield · Mary Hardin-Baylor · Millikin · Mississippi College · Mount Union · Ohio Northern · Otterbein · Rose-Hulman · SCAC · St. Thomas · Sul Ross State · UW-Platteville · UW-Whitewater · Washington and Lee · Widener · WPI
ATN Podcast: Welcome back!
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Chris Denton was the Purple Raiders' top receiver and returned two punts for touchdowns.
Photo by Dan Poel for d3photography.com
It was a long, strange trip. But when you see four games, you are bound to see a good one, and that's what happened when Pat Coleman (and his 10-year-old son) drove into Galesburg, Ill., where Eureka quarterback Sam Durley was about to have the game of his life.
You see, you never know what you're going to get when you roll into town for a game in Division III. There are so many schools and rivalries and storylines that you could end up seeing something truly memorable, like a last-second win, a surprise upset or a great individual performance.
Pat Coleman and Keith McMillan discuss in this week's Around the Nation podcast.
Plus, they talk about the teams who got their 2012 off to a good start by ending long losing streaks, look at UW-Whitewater's opening game, as well as Mount Union's, and the surprises put up by North Carolina Wesleyan, Buffalo State, Rowan, Norwich, Willamette … as was said, a very interesting week.
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Plus, here's this week's D3football.com reports.
Becker · Benedictine · Buffalo State · Capital · Cortland State · Empire 8 · Eureka · Hardin-Simmons · John Carroll · Juniata · Knox · MacMurray · Millsaps · Mississippi College · Montclair State · Mount Union · NJAC · North Carolina Wesleyan · North Central (Ill.) · Norwich · Ohio Northern · St. Norbert · UW-La Crosse · UW-Oshkosh · UW-Whitewater · Wartburg · Washington U. · Western New England · Wheaton (Ill.) · Willamette · Wittenberg


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The Tennessee Smokies lost to the Mobile BayBears (Diamondbacks), 6-4. This means that the BayBears have won the Southern League Championship, three games to one. It's the third straight season that the Smokies have lost the Southern League Championship in four games.
The Smokies got off to an early lead in the bottom of the first inning when center fielder Jae-Hoon Ha cracked a solo home run. But starting pitcher Trey McNutt gave up a two-run home run in the second inning to surrender the lead. The Smokies would never lead again in this game.
McNutt pitched 4.1 innings and allowed two runs on two hits. He walked four and struck out three.
The real troubles for the Smokies came after McNutt left the game in the sixth inning. Reliever Marcus Hatley entered the game to start the inning and promptly allowed a solo home run. After giving up a walk and a single to the next two hitters, Hatley exited the game for Jeff Stevens. Stevens allowed a single to BayBear John Ford that right fielder Jim Adduci misplayed. Two runs scored on the play and Ford ended up on third base. After a sacrifice fly, the score was 6-1 and the Smokies were in a hole they could not escape.
The Smokies did put up a rally in the seventh inning. Pinch-hitter Nelson Perez singled home Jonathan Mota and two batters later, Ha came to bat and doubled home two to make the score 6-4. But Blake Lalli flied out to end the seventh and the Smokies failed to score the rest of the game.
Center fielder Ha was 3 for 5 with a double and a home run. He had those three RBI. Right fielder Adduci was 2 for 5 and scored once. He also stole two bases.
This is the end of the minor league season for the Cubs farm system. I want to thank all of you for reading all summer and sharing your experiences at minor league parks across the country. I want to thank everyone who commented in the threads and encourage more of you to chip in next season. I'll be back later in the week to let you all vote for the BCB Minor League Player and Pitcher of the year.
Just like the Cubs and Smokies, I can't wait until next year.

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After the seemingly never-ending Robert Griffin III love fest, there's finally a man in the mainstream media that has come out and said that the #1 pick in the 2012 draft is also the top young QB in the game.
Perusing through his top 10 QBs under 25, you'll see Wilson, Newton, Kaepernick and Griffin III at #5, #4, #3 and #2 respectively.
Guess who that makes #1? I look forward to reading his entry on Luck.
His concerns about Griffin III's injury history is one that is often overlooked, but it has to be a serious deal for the franchise's "Franchise."
With Luck, you get durability, a high football IQ, athleticism on par with Cam Newton (at least considering their combine results), a knack for willing a team to victory and the respect of his teammates in commanding the huddle.
With the new/old offense Indy will be running, combined with improved offensive line play and the upgrade from Avery to DHB, Luck will see his efficiency increase and turnovers decrease dramatically.
My fearless forecast for Luck's 2013: 11-5 (5-1), division championship; 62% completion rate, 4200 yards, 29 TD, 12 INT, 250 rushing yards, 4 rushing TDs.
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After a weekend full of exhibition booths, parties and presentations from the 2013 Dwell on Design event at the Los Angeles Convention Center, it's clear that we're entering a golden era for design. Recent advances in consumer technology, couple with materials and production innovation of the last century, have transformed design from a consumptive to an active process. In fact, anyone who has ever opened a computer and manipulated a font has engaged in an act of design. And in that respect, as people look increasingly to solve more problems than they make through innovative and creative thinking, there's one thing that's clear: design matters.
With that in mind, here are a few takeaways from the 2013 Dwell on Design event:
1. Design is Democratic
During his Friday presentation of product design, Donald Strum, principal of product design for Michael Graves Design Group, said it best: "Design is democratic." He went on to illustrate that principles of good design--functionality, sustainability, durability, beauty--are being applied at the retail level across the country. Exhibitors and presenters throughout the event seemed to embody these fundamental principles.
2. Design is Interactive
Artist Tanya Aguiniga, in conjunction with the United Way, PATH and Dwell, offered show-goers the chance to help assemble homeless shelter move-in kits (containing tables, chairs, textiles and art) on the spot (pictured above). Meanwhile, the fair's first-ever Pinterest showcase featured ten winning mood board creations. We're at an unprecedented moment in history in which more people than ever have both the tools and the time to create.
3. Design is Colorful
Bold color is the name of the game. A live mural painting project and handfuls of colored chairs seemingly everywhere were among the many dramatic pops of color throughout the event.
4. Design is Reclaimed
From the reclaimed wood siding on the Living Home showhouse to the recycled plastic modern chairs from Emeco, design has clearly moved from "sustainable" as an abstraction to sustainable as action. At Dwell on Design, there was a stronger focus than ever on how design could have a net zero impact on resources, from waste to energy consumption.
What's most exciting about the 2013 Dwell on Design event is that this overarching concept of design morality--using design to increase social well being while reducing environmental impact--is clearly being embraced across the board by the design community.
Lastly, on our way out, we caught up with Koncept Lighting to get a sneak peek of their next innovation in LED lighting, a yet-to-be-named wood and metal task light that's beautifully elegant in and should be available in late 2013. We snapped a few photos, but we're keeping those to ourselves until they hit the store shelves.
Images: Euro Style Lighting, Los Angeles Times
We've been busy with the Dwell on Design events over this past week. As Brent mentioned in his Friday post, we attended the Westside Home Tours and this past weekend we attended the Eastside Home Tours.
This home (above) was located in La Canada and you wouldn't even know you were in Los Angeles. Beautiful neighborhood with a family feel, and no shortage of good design!
One of the more interesting homes on the tour were the townhome lofts in Atwater. If you thought a family couldn't live in a loft, you'd be wrong. With a child proof gate at each of the three stairways, the different levels were designed with style and function in mind.
Most importantly, two design-savvy parents should never give up their loft living dream!
The Hollywood sign isn't the only great view in Los Angeles, they're all over. This home (above) was located up a windy road in Glendale. The "H" shaped architecture looked over the city and we can only imagine the view improving at nighttime.
If you missed the home tours this year, they have them every year along with the main Dwell on Design even that extends the entire weekend at the Convention Center in Downtown Los Angeles so don't miss it next year!
Tomorrow we'll recap the main event so stay tuned!
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Dwell on Design, America's largest design event, is back in Southern California at the Los Angeles Convention Center beginning today. However, a series of events and tours has been taking place over the past week; we were fortunate to attend the Westside home tours last weekend to see five exceptional modern homes and an unequivocal highlight was the Dwell Home Venice.
A collection of follies and breezeways, the Dwell Home Venice (designed by architect Michael Sylvester) blurs the lines between indoor/outdoor. This design maximizes the temperate Southern California coastal climate and allows for some stunning sight-lines, such as the below from the master bedroom:
The inside/outside design transforms pine needles (an otherwise nuisance) into a naturally carpeted courtyard just outside the kitchen/dining room module.
The entire structure is clad in ebony stained cedar siding. Leaving the planks out for 8 weeks ensures they are acclimatized to the Venice air and won't shrink or swell once installed.
Rooms were staged during the tours, but one guesses that the final layout will be different once the residents move in sometime later this summer. Which allows us to consider some indoor-friendly outdoor furniture and distinctive contemporary lighting that might work well with such a beautiful space.
Let's start with two new LED pendant lights which Laguna Beach-based Cerno are debuting at the Dwell on Design event:
Left to Right: Cerno Laurus and Mica Pendant Lights
Add something for whiling the lazy weekend afternoons away. The dark weave of this corner chair will look great against the home's cedar siding; UV protection and weatherproofing ensures it'll stay that way come rain or shine.
Zuo Cartagena Aluminum Modern Outdoor Corner Chair
The Dwell on Design show runs June 21-23, 2013; more home tours are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. Expect crowds if you go, but planned to be happily wowed by an impressive array of panels and innovative design exhibitions.
I am a true believer in using pops of red in a room. I think every room needs some red! A little goes a long way, which makes your job of adding some pops of red a little easier! Just the right amount of red can be so cheery and fresh. Also! A huge bonus about the color red. It's used in most holidays! Christmas, Valentine's, the fourth of July, so not only is it a fun color to add to a room, it's also useful!
This room is a great example of how pops of red can make a room more fun and cheery. I love that this one seems like the perfect living room for kids. Doesn't that couch look super comfortable? Notice that there isn't a lot of other colors or décor in the room. The red is kind of all you need! So do yourself and your space a favor and get some red in your life.
Kite White and Red Ikat Fabric Decorative Throw Pillow, Zuo Marius Modern Red Steel Set of 2 Counter Chairs, Modern White Art Shade Poppy Red Ovo Table Lamp
I love this table lamp. It's modern without being too modern. The shape and color are perfect! And the white shade is a great neutralizer. These stools are amazing. I have seen them in silver but I am really loving them in red! They are perfect for adding an industrial touch to the room. And I love how little space they take up! The pillow is a fun pattern with a great bunch of accent colors all in the red family. So basically it's awesome.
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There is something to be said about the combination of stylish wallpaper and modern lighting. This pairing is often the very thing to take a space from ordinary to extraordinary. It's easy to see how mixing really great lighting and a pretty pattern is appealing and welcoming to all members of a home.
Clearly, there are many different ways to implement this look. I love the approach of not taking the wallpaper from floor to ceiling (shown above), but leaving some open space which, in turn, makes room for the light fixture to stand out and shine. And, choosing a modern fixture in a traditional silhouette is such a great idea.
If your wallpaper is bold in either color or pattern, than opt for a simple pendant light. This way, the light doesn't have to compete with the pattern. Instead, it pops out and compliments the wall like a beautiful accessory.
Have you ever thought about being so bold as to mix pattern upon pattern? Somehow all of the mismatched wallpaper and textiles seem to match just right. A patterned drum shade pendant blends right in with layers of pattern found all over a room. I love this bohemian space that, instead of looking busy, somehow manages to evoke a relaxed look.
Wallpaper (and pattern) doesn't always have to be busy or overwhelming. It can be simple, monochromatic, interesting and not overpowering. If this is the look you like than why not consider a brightly colored lamp for a pop of color or added interest?
If you aren't sure where to start when decorating or updating a room than I suggest starting with pattern and great lighting. It will liven things up in an instant, adding a creative style that both parent and child will equally adore.
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Deerfield police say woman fired gun as officer was arresting companion
DEERFIELD - Shots were fired early Wednesday morning as a police officer was arresting a man after responding to a 911 hangup call on Old Center Road.
Officer Roger St. Onge suffered minor injuries, what police described as bumps and bruises, in the incident. He was treated at a local hospital and then released.
The incident began about 12:30 a.m. when police received a 911 hangup call from the residence. Police said St. Onge was at the front door reaching for the door handle when he was rushed and tackled by Stanley West, 40, who punched him several times in the face and head, according to a news release.
As the two men struggled, police said Jane Schultz, 44, shot off two rounds from a handgun. St. Onge managed to handcuff West and then drew his gun on Schultz, 44, who dropped hers. He then arrested her without further incident.
Schultz is charged with felony reckless conduct, while West is facing four counts of simple assault, one count of resisting arrest and one count of disorderly conduct.
Both were taken to the Rockingham County jail and will be arraigned later Wednesday in 10th Circuit Court, Candia District Division.
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Police sources said more charges could be pending against Bill Long Jr.
Long's next scheduled court appearance is Aug. 23.
Tuesday 2:20 p.m.
Roanoke County police say state police bomb techs have rendered two potential suspicious devices safe.
A few neighbors had to be evacuated but are back in their homes now.
Orlando Avenue had also been shut down but is now back open.
Tuesday 12:36 p.m.
A Virginia State Police bomb squad is currently investigating a suspicious package at Bill Long Jr.'s Roanoke County home.
It's in the 200 block of Orlando Avenue in northeast Roanoke County.
12:40 a.m.
The standoff is now over. The suspect voluntarily surrendered to police and he is now in custody.
12:27 a.m.
Our own Katie Love says a man is now in police custody. She watched him leave the house and surrender to police. He was on his knees and handcuffed outside the home.
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Police have fired tear gas into the Orlando Avenue home.
Police are asking the man inside the house to drop the gun. They are saying, "All you have to do is drop the gun and come out. If you come out unharmed with no intent to hurt anyone... Just come out the front door with no weapon. Sony I can't hear you. I know you're yelling, but all you need to do is call."
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Police say they are investigating a reported abduction and brandishing of a firearm.
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Roanoke County Police asking the public to stay away from the following areas:
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Veronica's showing off her pretty style on this Monday morning, in this awesome fan art by Sarah K. of AK! For more on how Veronica picks out her style (and the trials and tribulations of being a rich girl who loves to shop!) be sure to check out the story "A Bad Wrap" in Archie Double Digest #227, available on newsstands everywhere tomorrow!


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Except Martin Margiela himself.
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Except Martin Margiela himself.
Which fashion people hope to outlive the store?
In fact, her co-star Rich Sommer once pulled off a Joan Halloween costume.
It's all about the shoulder pads and the double-breasted jackets.
Plus, Gwyneth Paltrow, Bee Shaffer, Anna Wintour, Michael Kors, and others at last night's Golden Heart Gala.
Carolyn Murphy asks herself, "What would Linda Evangelista do?"
With her girlfriends.
We ran into him partying on a school night with January Jones.
"Honestly, I would never do anything like that."
"Sometimes your vagina dies."
The dress code was "black tie, smoky eye," and everyone obliged.
Plus, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, Giovanna Battaglia, and more.
Also, Martha Stewart discussed Blake Lively's ice cream soda party.
With Brooke Shields, Stefano Tonchi, Gabe Saporta, and more.
Q&A with Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's director Matthew Miele.
Exits while Gilles Mendel, Joan Smalls rave.
Smoke alarms at W's spooky (video-game-inspired?) party.
"Give me the best birthday ev-ah."
Q&A with brothers who shared a Penthouse model fiancée.
W editor on "the cruelty, the violence" of magazine work.


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"He's probably our best CB"
I don't know if that's a good thing (that he's really, really skilled), or a bad thing (that our other CBs can be passed by someone so new to our schemes and techniques). But Malcolm Mitchell is on his quest to be Champ the Younger. Let's hope his hamstrings can hold up.


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The Austin Police Department is gaining the legacy of one of its heroes. Houston McCoy fatally shot UT tower sniper Charles Whitman in 1966. Forty-seven-years-later, McCoy's daughter will now wear the badge.
On Friday night, APD will gain 33 new officers. One of them will display a very famous name on her uniform.
Monika McCoy is the daughter of Houston McCoy. He fatally shot UT tower sniper Charles Whitman.
Houston was in the 26th cadet class in 1963. Monika is in the 125th.
"I've had dreams about becoming a police officer from a very young age," said Monika McCoy.
"I think a lot of that had to do with listening to my dad's stories and looking at his pictures, just the compassion he had for helping people. That's something that stuck with me and my brothers all throughout our lives."
Though she wanted to follow in her father's footsteps much sooner, life took her on a different path. She served in the Army for ten years. She then worked as an accountant and raised her two sons. At 42, she's finally seeing her dream come to pass.
"Words cannot describe what an honor it is to wear the uniform of the Austin Police Department. There are just so many honorable and respectable police officers here," said McCoy.
During the grueling eight months of training, McCoy stayed with Officer Billy Speed's widow to be closer to the academy. Speed was one of Whitman's 16 victims.
No one made things easy for McCoy. She earned the badge just like her classmates.
"Moni, when she showed up, she was all motivation. She doesn't have an ounce of quit in her. This was before any of us knew what she had come from. She had already earned our respect," said cadet
Dustin Hammit. "She's always thinking about other people and she's quite possibly one of the least selfish people that I know and she's always willing to put out the extra effort for somebody else and she's an amazing person and it's an honor to serve with her. Thank you."
In the process of getting into the Austin police academy, she lost her mom and famous dad. Houston McCoy passed away last December.
"I know they're up above watching me and I think they've watched me this entire time and have given me the strength to get through," said McCoy.
The officers who were with McCoy in the tower that fateful day will attend the graduation ceremony Friday night to support McCoy. She says they've all taken her in as a daughter.
McCoy hits the streets with a field training officer this Sunday.
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"RealGM: Did the departure of Alexey Shved, who left the team and signed with the Minnesota Timberwolves surprise you? Vatutin: No, not at all. For sure he deserves this. I don't know if he's ready or not. I think he's ready mentally. He's young and life in Russia and the States will be the same for him. In the NBA, Alexey can be useful on offense, but he's absolutely not ready to play defense. I think the Timberwolves will give him a chance. [Ricky] Rubio is injured; therefore Alexey will get some playing time.
Barca pick and roll vs. Fenerbahce two days ago. Quite a bit of Rubio in there.
The Euroleague Final Four is tipping off with Regal FC Barcelona vs. CSKA Moscow on May 7th 6PM CET (3PM ET on NBA TV, according to the schedule), with Olympiacos Piraeus and Partizan clashing...
How did you develop your powerful inside game? "When I started playing basketball in Montenegro, they made me a center and I never played any other position. They realized I had the size and I think that I am naturally strong, so the power game is natural for me, too. Along the way, I learned some moves and a couple of other things. Then in the last couple of years, it all came together and I showed I can do the same things at a high level."Interview with Nikola Pekovic as he and Panathinaikos get ready for the Euroleague Final Four. In 19 games this year, Pekovic has averaged 18.3 minutes, 13 points on 64% FG%, 76% FT, 3.9 rebounds, .7 blocks and 2.2 turnovers.
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Earlier this week I received the good news that "Mind Blast!" won the EN World adventure contest. I was thrilled to hear my adventure had taken the grand prize, especially coming from such noted judges (Sean K. Reynolds, Keith Baker, and Kevin Pulp). Go here to download the adventure, and be sure to take a look at the other entries. There's some great stuff there.
As a concept, "Mind Blast!" has been hanging around in my head for a couple of years now. The basic premise - a psychic disaster on a colony world that causes personalities to be swapped - came from a Doctor Who game I worked on briefly. It never came out, but we had some fun levels planned for it.
If you get a chance to play the adventure, I'd love to hear how it worked out. Be sure to check out the pre-generated characters I made, and practice your owlbear impressions. You'll need them!
Thursday, 19 June 2014
Mind Blown!
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Thursday, 5 June 2014
D is for Dracolich t-shirt!
You want a "D is for Dracolich" t-shirt, don't you? I want one. Who wouldn't want one?
Well, head on over to the Tyranny of Dragons t-shirt competition and pop in a vote for Stacey's entry. If she wins, we can all spread the joy of learning our ABCs through D&D monsters. Come on, let's do it for the kids!
You can check out the other letters in her series here.
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Monday, 2 June 2014
All hail the Lizard God!
I'm delighted to report that "Island of the Lizard God" has won the grand prize in the one page dungeon contest, and if all goes well, will be published in issue #5 of Gygax Magazine! I'm blown away to have won against so many other great entries (my money was on Ramsey Hong's "Crimson Maelstrom" or Lorenzo Santini's "Revenge of Xarr-Zuul"), so I'm feeling pretty humbled. It's also worth mentioning that this year's competition was managed with military efficiency, so props to Mundi King for pulling everything together so quickly.
I was in Birmingham for the UK Games Expo when I found out that I'd won. Receiving the $500 cash prize couldn't have come at a better time (or worse, depending on how you look at it). That morning Stacey and I hit the trade halls and came out with a treasure trove of gaming goodies:
We had a fantastic show, managing to squeeze in sixteen hours of roleplaying across four different RPG systems in three days. We traveled back to the Dark Ages for a rain-soaked murder mystery in Call of Cthulhu, ran riot as goblins in Labyrinth Lord, went on a dungeon heist in 13th Age, and mashed up our favourite characters using FATE Accelerated. It was a real mix of DM styles - narrative, sandpit and ad-lib - which was great to see. When we left, two of our group had purchased new games from the show and were even talking about trying out GMing for themselves.
Overall, we couldn't have hoped for a better weekend!
I was in Birmingham for the UK Games Expo when I found out that I'd won. Receiving the $500 cash prize couldn't have come at a better time (or worse, depending on how you look at it). That morning Stacey and I hit the trade halls and came out with a treasure trove of gaming goodies:
We had a fantastic show, managing to squeeze in sixteen hours of roleplaying across four different RPG systems in three days. We traveled back to the Dark Ages for a rain-soaked murder mystery in Call of Cthulhu, ran riot as goblins in Labyrinth Lord, went on a dungeon heist in 13th Age, and mashed up our favourite characters using FATE Accelerated. It was a real mix of DM styles - narrative, sandpit and ad-lib - which was great to see. When we left, two of our group had purchased new games from the show and were even talking about trying out GMing for themselves.
Overall, we couldn't have hoped for a better weekend!
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Tuesday, 29 April 2014
Island of the Lizard God
"Island of the Lizard God" was inspired by the "Isle of Dread" D&D module, and the Fighting Fantasy gamebook "Island of the Lizard King" - both old favourites of mine. This year I flirted with various one-page dungeon ideas: a Call of Cthulhu adventure, a walking castle, even a fold-your-own random dungeon generator. In the end I settled on something simpler, something that spoke back to the classics. Plus, two dungeons on one page!
This competition gets hotter every year, so I don't hold out much hope of winning. It's fun taking part though, and combing through the other entries is always a great source of inspiration for my games. Best of luck to all the other entrants!
Posted by Will Doyle at 23:30 16 comments
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Tuesday, 1 April 2014
The Yellow Banner
|The Yellow Banner flies above Fallcrest!
The name stems from an early picture that Sandy drew of his character, the warlord
Brixton. He carried a magnificent yellow pennant, which in-game he proudly brandished at every opportunity. Brixton was beaten down in almost every one of those early fights, but he always gritted his teeth, spat out blood with a grin, and stood up to bring the pain to his enemies. His unstoppable resolve rallied his allies, and at the climax of "Keep on the Shadowfell" each member of the party tore a strip from the pennant and tied it around their arms as a sign of unity.
As they headed into the paragon tier I turned the Yellow Banner into an artifact for the group. I was inspired by a short campaign we'd played with another DM, who'd entrusted our characters with a dangerous supernatural artifact called the Ark. The Ark had a bank of power that could be tapped to heal allies, detect spirits, and lash out at enemies: basically padding out any of the character roles that the party was missing. It was a clever idea, and one that stuck with me for a long while. With the Yellow Banner I initially gave each player their own unique banner power, with each power tapping a shared pool of "Glory" that was built up over time through winning battles. In addition, the banner absorbed the soul energy of any companion characters who died in sight of it, allowing the PCs to call upon them for aid after their deaths. As I don't allow companions to be raised, this added a feeling of ongoing legacy to the artifact, with each dead NPC adding a unique power to its repertoire.
Unfortunately, in play all those powers became a little fiddly: we kept forgetting to add Glory, and the players rarely used their character's banner powers. The banner's main power - adding to the damage of all allies in range - remained pretty solid, but the powers themselves were either too conditional to use or too easy to forget. One of my players recently suggested that I rework the Yellow Banner into something new. I've been inspired recently by 13th Age, so I thought I'd integrate the "Escalation Die" from that system into the artifact. For those who don't know, the Escalation Die is a mechanic for speeding up combat that adds +1 to the players' attack rolls for every round that passes, up to maximum of +6. I like the rule, but I find it a little artificial, as it's a purely mechanical abstraction. I think integrating it to our artifact explains that bonus a little better. I ended up dropping the banner's old character powers, but kept its companion powers, which I reworked to improve alongside the Escalation Die.
Anyway, take a look. We'll see how it plays in our next game!
Posted by Will Doyle at 21:33 4 comments
Labels: dungeons and dragons, magic items
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
Mind Blast! 5E Pregen Characters
|Intellect Devourers prey on the weak in "Mind Blast!"
I've created some pregens for the adventure using my own character sheets. I stuck to the classics - dwarf fighter, halfling thief, elf wizard and human cleric - but backgrounds and "chunky feats" made them more unique. This aspect of 5E is a winner. Players get fewer choices - great for newcomers - but the results feel more meaningful, and enable some fantastic concepts: jester paladin, wizard thug, and so on. I also like that some of the old prestige classes (or class features) have been folded into feats that are available to all.
Anyway, here's the party (download links at the bottom of the post). There's nothing here that ties these characters explicitly to the adventure, so they should work for any campaign. And as ever, many thanks to the lovely Stacey for all the art you see here!
Raised as a priest of the Sun God, Glaive turned to the God of War after murderous raiders sacked his monastery. Now he travels the realm in search of criminals to bring to justice.
Time has tempered the furies of Glaive's youth, and he takes no pleasure from killing. He seems weary beyond his years, and is fond of simple pleasures: good friends, peace and cool beer.
Ancient spirits of nature taught Meriol her craft. She carves her spells onto bark tablets, and infuses her longbow with primal power. Now she roams the wild, protecting the natural order of things.
Meriol has spent more time amongst wood elves than her high elf kin, and thus shares many wood elf traits. She is quick to anger, full of mirth, and flighty as the wind.
For years, Ezmaria plied her trade as a wandering charlatan, selling crank cures and potions across the Realm. Glaive eventually arrested her, and offered her a choice between going to prison and working as his underworld informer. She has since formed a new persona as "Kara the Knife"; fence and smuggler – a role that's certainly taught her how to handle herself!
Gori was exiled from the mountain holds after his love affair with the Princess Royal was exposed. He has since spent many years in the lowlands, but yearns to return some day to the mountains and elope with his beloved.
Gori is more open-hearted than most dwarves, and gets on well with humans. Like the rest of his kin, he enjoys singing and drinking.
Posted by Will Doyle at 23:05 2 comments
Labels: 5th Edition, dungeons and dragons
Saturday, 15 February 2014
D&D Next Adventure Contest
So far my adventure features a mind-flayer, some intellect devourers, and a young cook whose mind has been accidentally swapped into the body of an owlbear. "Mind Blast!" is a bit of a lighthearted adventure, and I'm having a hoot writing it (excuse the pun).
I'll have more to share when I'm done, but for now I just wanted to show off one of the pictures that Stacey has drawn for the adventure. This is poor Greta the Owlbear, and she'd very much like her body back!
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If there will be one 'must have' shoe for the celeb set this season, it will undoubtedly be Christian Louboutin's Impera pumps, originally spied on Marchesa's Spring 2014 runway.
The hot steppers, which come in black, white, nude, and gold, are already a favorite of Rihanna, who has worn the lace ups all over the world, uplifting everything from floor length gowns to camo ensembles.
Word on the street is that they're already on backorder and will be incredibly hard to come by.
If you're lucky enough to get your hands on a pair, be prepared to shell out at least $1,000.
What I love about them is their versatility. The colors would go well with just about anything, and if you ever get tired of the lace, you can just remove and have a classic pump with a kick.
I'm keeping an eye out.
Until then, what do you think? Would you wear 'em?
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If 0bama could execute Manning today, he would do so. This kid is going to spend his life in prison for being a whistle-blower. Another 0bama legacy.
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These technicalities only matter in the minds of Democrats. Republicans will have the same objectives tomorrow as they do today and have had since 1980: to destroy the US government, to loot the economy for their own enrichment, and to impoverish and enslave all non-billionaire Americans. It is a serious mistake to regard the GOP as a political party when they are in fact a criminal gang. 0bama and the Dems in Congress refuse to acknowledge this, however, and are very eager to give away all of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, unemployment insurance, food stamps, school lunches, etc., in the hope of getting a cut of the loot from their corporate bosses. There is no way to oppose the fascist Republican takeover when the Vichy Democrats are so completely committed to helping them obliterate the last vestiges of government of, by, and for the People.
mgloraine commented on the diary post Obama's Keystone Test by Tom Weis.
I wish I believed that Obama et al. were poised to do the right thing for the environment and those of us who inhabit it. But I don't. The fossil-fuel pushers will wave their magic checkbooks and every American politician, including Obama, will do their bidding, just as they always have.
mgloraine commented on the blog post Gang of Eight Discusses Six-Month Punt for Fiscal Cliff
0bama will have his god-damned "Grand Bargain", literally at all costs. It will be our Democratic "Hope" and "Change" president who will kill Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid in exchange for…what? Kick-backs from fat-cats. Ther prosperity of a nation doesn't count when personal wealth is the true objective.
mgloraine commented on the diary post DNC Platform Change Vote Was Predetermined On Teleprompter, Delegate Voting Was Merely For Show by TheCallUp.
Oh, I see, "both sides do it"! So it must be okay to ignore the will of the people when fat-cats' money is at stake, right? Obama and Romney BOTH want American citizens to be subservient to the ideology of Netanyahu and the Likudniks, because the American tax dollars which are given away to Israel [...]
mgloraine commented on the blog post Justice Department Ends Investigation Into Bush-Era Torture, With No Charges
So this means I can kidnap and torture my own enemies and it's all hunkey-dorey?? Cool!! I've got a list…
mgloraine commented on the diary post Post Office Shock Doctrine: The Road to Privatization by wendydavis.
Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama; the Enemies of American democracy, and the agents of plutocratic, sociopathic, extremism. The American postal service is written into our Constitution, but if there's no identifiable ultra-right-wing fat-cat making a profit from some activity, then the Constitution doesn't count to our politicians, including (perhaps especially) 0bama and his henchmen. Constitution [...]
mgloraine commented on the blog post Medical Marijuana Rescheduling to Go Before D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals
Common sense and scientific evidence don't count for anything in our political "system". The outcome will be determined by which deep-pocketed lobbyists have paid off the judges. Hint: there are no lobbyists representing medical marijuana patients.
mgloraine commented on the blog post Glenn Greenwald on Challenging the Surveillance State
What can be done? The US government has more Gestapos than we even know about. The FBI, CIA, NSA, DEA, DHS, DIA, and several corporations working as contractors (Blackwater, DynCorp, etc.) keep all Americans under surveillance at all times. We are merely serfs in a corporate-fascist police state, and if we get out of line, we can be dragged off to a government dungeon to be tortured to death, or just summarily executed as "suspected terrorists". How do we fight that? Re-elect 0bama? Ha! 0bama has expanded the power of those Gestapos more than his idol Dick Cheney ever did. Appeal to Congress? The Supreme Court? I would laugh, but it's really not funny. American politicians are the most corrupt gangsters on Earth.
I guess it's important to know how bad things have gotten in this country, but it would be helpful if there were some sort of plan for fixing the situation. I can't think of one short of a revolution.
mgloraine commented on the blog post Sunday Talking Heads: July 1, 2012
Strictly personal opinion, of course, but Chris Hayes is worth watching on both Saturday AND Sunday. Possibly the best, or perhaps the only good weekend jabber-fest going. Not the "usual suspects" week after week.
mgloraine commented on the blog post Police Preemptively Raid Apartment & Arrest Activists Ahead of NATO Summit
USA = Police State
This is the way 0bama wants it.
mgloraine commented on the blog post You don't need a miracle, believe that anything is possible – and make sure your vote counts
Too bad our votes DON'T count, when it's Republicans counting the votes.
mgloraine commented on the blog post Obama Still Silent on Civil Rights Activists Dying in Bahrain
0bama doesn't care about civil rights in America; why would he care about civil rights in Bahrain?
0bamaCo's only concerns about Bahrain are whether the ruling oligarchs will continue to buy our products, like tear gas, armored personnel carriers, etc. Panetta and Betrayus have some weaponized drones standing by to obliterate any of the locals who don't clap loud enough for the oligarchs. Anything for a buck, and screw the little people.
The US government hates democracy and loves dictators who crush populist movements wherever they may arise. The global 99% are aware of this. They don't "hate us for our freedoms", they hate us for destroying THEIR freedoms by supporting their autocrats.
0bama doesn't care, as long as he and his pals are getting paid.
mgloraine commented on the blog post Convicting Bradley Manning in Secret
The entire trial is nothing but kabuki. 0bama already declared Manning guilty. He will probably spend the rest of his life in prison as an example to all other potential whistle-blowers.
That's the way it works now: if the Decider suspects you, your life is forfeit.
mgloraine commented on the diary post The Central Question Posed by the Great Crash by masaccio.
"…The government could have chosen policies that would have protected the middle class…" There are no big-money lobbyists representing the middle class since the labor unions have been crushed or marginalized. Congress and the White House only respond to offers of money or the threat of that money being withheld or delivered to their political opponents. [...]
mgloraine commented on the blog post Boehner Maneuvers for Conference Committee on Transportation Bill
"…69 Democrats, including leadership figures James Clyburn and John Larson, voted for the bill…"
Pollutocrats own Congress. 0bama won't veto anything; they own him, too. Democrats pretend to be concerned about working Americans, women's rights, the environment, etc. That's just their schtick. No amount of toxic sludge or carcinogenic filth in the air or water supply will prevent them from taking the lobbyist's bribes, just like their Republican pals.
Our national motto shouldn't be "In God We Trust", it should be "Anything For A Buck".
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I have 4 column in my database, view name column, X cordinate,Y co ordinate ,Z coordinate
for each xyz coordinate there is one view name.
I want to run an sql query whcih will calculate for eg. ( sqrt root of ((x -x1)square+(y -y1)square + (z -z1)square)) and for each value of x,y,z cordinate in my whole column , it should show me the name of associated with that column if the ans is less than 100, beside each column for each value of x,y,z
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simplified way of question is- i want to do some calculation with my xyz co ordinate with all the other cordinate in this table and if the ans is less than 100 it should show me the name of all that column for which the value is less than 100. and put it beside the xyz cordinate for which it got result..
and do the same for each xyz cordinate and put the result beside it..
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Set in the nightclub of a small backwater town, somewhere South of the Border.
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Set in the nightclub of a small backwater town, somewhere South of the Border. Pepe Hernandez (Señor Show Business) has boasted in the local press that he is bringing a group of famous international cabaret stars to town. He has persuaded his uncle, manager of the local Coca-Cola bottling plant, to advance him enough money to rent the club for three nights. It is show time for Pepe's ambitious extravaganza, "Parada de las Estrellas" (Parade of the Stars).
El Grande de Coca Cola opens July 19th and runs 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays, 2pm on Sundays through August 31, 2013. Ruskin Group Theatre is located at 3000 Airport Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90405. Tickets are $25 ($20 for students, seniors, and guild members) and can be purchased in advance by calling (310) 397-3244. For more information please visit www.ruskingrouptheatre.com. Free parking is available at the theater.


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OFFENSIVE LINEMAN – Tyler Horn, Miami, OL, Jr., 6-4, 295, Memphis, Tenn. (University) Horn helped power the Miami offense to 33 points against a North Carolina unit that entered the game ranked second in the ACC in scoring defense. The 'Canes center graded out at 97 percent and registered six pancake blocks against the Tar Heels. Miami racked up 442 yards of total offense in the game.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN – Allen Bailey, Miami, DL, Sr., 6-4, 285, Sapelo, Ga. (McIntosh County Academy) Bailey had a career evening with a game-high 3.5 sacks for a total loss of 13 yards in the 'Canes 33-10 win over North Carolina. Miami sacked UNC quarterback T.J. Yates five times, the most by an opposing defense versus the Tar Heels this season. He was also second on the team with six tackles in the game.


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Readers in Lake Zurich Patch and Barrington Patch have been telling us all week which restaurants serve the best pizza in the area.
By 5 p.m. Friday, the results showed as the winner!
The final tally was 54 votes for DiPiero's in Lake Zurich, with Lou Malnati's coming in at a close second place with 43 votes.
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Military Device Located in Green County, KY
Date of News Release: 04/02/2006
(Columbia, KY) - At about 6:00 P.M. an old military explosive device was located on Legion Park Road in the limits of Greensburg. The explosive ordinance device unit from the Fort Knox Military Base responded to the scene at which time they removed the device. The device was taken to a remote area and detonated.
The Kentucky State Police were assisted by the Green County Fire Department and the DES Coordinator. The EPA was also notified. The investigation into the possession of the military device will be followed up by the Military Central Intelligence Division.


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City winning bird feces fight
Original post made on Jul 3, 2010
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, May 21, 2010, 12:00 AM
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on Jul 3, 2010 at 3:18 pm
Let's not contract out the golf course, we tried that and it ended up costing the city lots of money. I like the geese but am happy to see less of them, giving a few lakes seems like a good trade off. I hope that the lake in front of Michaels will remain!
on Jul 8, 2010 at 12:24 pm
I've been playing Shoreline for years and its too bad the City is even going to consider pulling out and letting a contractor take over. The course has improved so much and I don't believe it can stay at those standards if a contractor comes in. The birds have always been a problem out there and finally they are addressing it. I have watched staff do everything to try and keep them off the greens and tees but nothing seems to work. I hope that the City realizes what a beautiful course they have and don't just give up on it.
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Life Lessons: Beginner's Guide to Walk-In Art Classes
By CASPER GRATHWOHL
Published: August 18, 2006
LIKE many, I came to New York City with the dream of becoming an artist. And so, in the early 1990's, I moved into an illegal loft space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, hoping the grime and inconvenience of this bohemian nest would foster my creativity; no matter that I didn't have much talent or experience.
That was then, this is now. I have a day job, and I don't look back on my misguided hope of becoming an art star. Still, making art -- even bad art -- can offer some balance in life, something like exercise or meditation. And I was craving it.
What I needed was art school, and luckily the city is full of them. Fearing the commitment of a semester-long course, I sought art classes available as single sessions, often referred to as ''walk-in ateliers.'' Most are classical tutorials associated with established art programs, like those of the Art Students League of New York. A few are more adventurous and idiosyncratic. Classes generally cost from $10 to $20 a session and run about three hours, providing ample time to sink into the experience: an excellent antidote to an overstuffed, overloaded life.
Salmagundi Art Club
My first stop was the Salmagundi Art Club on lower Fifth Avenue in one of those stone town houses that make you think of robber barons and Edith Wharton, the perfect setting to encounter Sunday painters. The club offers a weekly Saturday morning painting class. When I called to ask the receptionist what materials I should bring, he told me to bring whatever I'd like; reassuringly nonchalant advice for my maiden artistic outing.
I arrived at 9 on Saturday morning with a friend in tow to find the main ''salon'' filled with easels and a diverse crew of aesthetes already busy arranging still life scenes or setting up half-finished canvases. Most of the dozen or so students seemed like regulars. On the phone the receptionist had indicated that the class is a ''free-paint,'' which means that people work on independent projects that usually take several sessions to finish. The students ranged from a grandmother painting a portrait of a friend's child (from a photograph) to a middle-aged banker working on a SoHo street scene.
My friend and I stood by the door with that awkward first-day-of-school feeling before the grandmother ambled over to welcome us. For a few minutes I feared we wouldn't settle in, but my anxieties receded as soon as our instructor arrived. Everett Molinari, a muralist by training, is a gentle, quirky older man with an impish smile and wild Brillo eyebrows. He put us to work, quickly dismissing the bag of random paints, markers and watercolors that we had brought.
He set up a still life for us from a box of simple shaped objects: a plastic apple and orange, an empty wine bottle and a tin cup. For the full three hours Mr. Molinari trained his attention largely on us, as we drew the basic still life scene over and over with little sticks of vine charcoal on pads of newsprint. Although I got bored with my little still life by the end of the session, his lecture on the concept of value (the relative darkness or lightness of a color) was instructive.
He took my friend to the front steps to look at the differences in the value of the morning sky and indicated to both of us that if we were serious about pursuing our art we should quit our day jobs immediately (suggesting, in all earnestness, that we might ask a rich relative to support us in this noble pursuit).
During the class, students took breaks from their own work to wander around viewing others' progress, sometimes offering helpful encouragement and other times just quietly observing.
Spring Studio
A week later, armed with a mammoth sketchbook and a bit more confidence, I visited the Spring Studio, a drawing center open seven days a week and offering a variety of classes, including evening ones. On Saturday mornings and Wednesday evenings it has a class titled ''Minerva Durham Teaches Learning to Draw the Figure.'' Located in a low-ceilinged basement room with tiered seating around a model's dais, the class filled up quickly with a variety of students, about 25 in all. As I found my way to a seat, Ms. Durham was talking to a few students.
''Some people who teach art classes claim to be 'famous instructors,' but it's about the art,'' she announced in a slightly righteous tone. ''My story doesn't sell. What I do is what I do here. There's nothing sexy about it.'' An earthy hippie with a gentle manner, Ms. Durham commanded the attention of her students, who hung on her every word.
As the last few stragglers were arranging their drawing pads and utensils, a regular announced that the session would begin with 20 minutes of quick poses. A young, attractive model standing on the dais shed her clothes and began expertly moving from one contorted position to another as the announcer monitored the time with a stopwatch.
For the next 20 minutes the only sound in the room was that of charcoal feverishly brushing across paper. Be warned: seed-sketching of this sort is intense. The room was filled with a crackling concentration, and I found myself breathing hard as I struggled to beat the clock, half expecting at the end of each pose to hear the dreaded ''Pencils down'' command I recalled from my SAT days.


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Here is a video from my training today, worked up to 750lbs raw for an easy single.
Here is a video from my training today, worked up to 750lbs raw for an easy single.
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TOLEDO - One race remains in ARCA's 60th Anniversary Season, and Chris Buescher's vision of becoming the series' 30th different champion is as clear as it's ever been.
Buescher's 85-point lead atop the standings after last month's race at Salem Speedway is greater than any other lead by a first-place driver in the 17 races prior to that event. Friday, he will race in the Kansas Lottery 98.9 at Kansas Speedway with a chance to win the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards title just 10 days before turning 20 years old.
Buescher (No. 17 Roulo Brothers Racing Ford) will clinch the championship by finishing 12th or higher, regardless of any other driver's result in the 99-lap, 148.5-mile race. In 52 career ARCA starts, Buescher has finished in the top 12 on 44 occasions, a success rate of 84.6 percent. He has finished in the top 12 in each of his last seven starts and in 15 of 18 races this season, a similar success rate of 83.3 percent.
The top four drivers in the standings remain eligible for the championship; however, fourth-place driver Alex Bowman will drop from contention if fewer than 40 cars enter and start Friday's race.
Frank Kimmel (No. 44 ThorSport Racing Toyota) is 85 points behind in second. Numerous scenarios in which Kimmel can clinch his 10th title do exist, but the veteran would have to finish at least 12 positions ahead of Buescher to have a chance.
Brennan Poole (No. 25 Venturini Motorsports Toyota) is third, 175 points out of the lead, and would need to finish at least 30 spots ahead of Buescher and 13 in front of Kimmel for an opportunity. Bowman stands 220 points below Buescher.
Cancellation the First since 1990: Sunday's rainout at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds marked the first completely cancelled ARCA Racing Series event since August 11, 1990, when a race scheduled to be run at Michigan's ARCA-owned Flat Rock Speedway was called off because of weather. Since then, 478 series races transpired before Sunday's decision.
The event had already been postponed once, from Labor Day, for rain stemming from Hurricane Isaac's progression through the Midwest. Rain again this weekend caused ARCA and track officials to call the race off yet again after determining that at no time Sunday would the track be suitable for racing, no matter the effort. Rain continued throughout the afternoon in southern Illinois.
Sunday's race was planned to be the 60th Southern Illinois 100 at DuQuoin, but was the first to be totally called off for any reason.
Bowman Clinches Menards Pole Award for 2012: With Sunday's race cancellation, Alex Bowman and Cunningham Motorsports clinched the $10,000 Menards Pole Award presented by Ansell for the 2012 season. Bowman has five poles this season; no other driver has more than three.
Top-20 All Poole Needs for Hoosier Superspeedway Title: Brennan Poole leads Frank Kimmel by 95 points for the $35,000 Hoosier Tire Superspeedway Challenge championship, and needs only a top-20 finish to clinch the title in the season finale at Kansas.
Rookie Title Still in Balance: Though Bowman and Poole are close to cashing in other awards, the two drivers remain battling for Team Messina Rookie Challenge honors, the $10,000 prize presented to ARCA's top newcomer in a given year.
Counting the best 15 rookie scores for each driver - counted on a 30-28-26-etc. basis for rookies in each race - Bowman leads Poole by four points, 422-418, with one race remaining.
Poole would have to win Team Messina Rookie Challenge honors for Friday's race by beating all registered rookies to have any chance at the award. With that, Bowman would have to finish outside the top two registered rookies to open the door for Poole.
This season, Poole has won the race rookie honor five times. However, Bowman has won nine, including each of the last three.
Buescher Still on Track for Every Lap: Chris Buescher has completed every lap - 2687 in all - over 18 races so far this year, and leads the pursuit of the S&S Volvo Laps Completed Award. If Buescher can complete all 99 laps in the Kansas Speedway finale, he will become the first driver to complete every lap in an ARCA Racing Series season over a full year's schedule. Frank Kimmel, Buescher's closest challenger for his first series title, has completed only four fewer laps and stands in second place for the award, but Buescher is the driver on the brink of finishing the milestone of race-over-race reliability.
Firsts Aplenty at Kansas: The ARCA Racing Series has a history of "first" milestones at Kansas Speedway, and that will continue this weekend. Among those notable events:
1. ARCA raced at Kansas on the track's opening race day, June 2, 2001. The inaugural ARCA race at Kansas immediately followed the NASCAR Winston West Series race, won by ARCA's Frank Kimmel. Jason Jarrett won the ARCA race, passing Kimmel for the lead with just three laps remaining.
2. ARCA was the first series to race under the new lights at Kansas on October 7, 2011.
3. ARCA will crown its national champion at Kansas for the first time on October 19, 2012.
4. ARCA will crown its Team Messina Rookie Challenge champion on October 19, 2012.
5. ARCA will be the first to race on Kansas's newly-paved speedway on October 19, 2012.
Winchester 400 Goes to Kenseth: On a day at Winchester Speedway in which ARCA and the Champion Racing Association announced the renewal of the ARCA CRA Super Series sanction for 2013, Ross Kenseth won the biggest race on that series' schedule, the Winchester 400.
Fourteen-year-old Kyle Benjamin took the lead from Kenseth less than 100 feet from the start/finish line on the last of 400 laps, and finished half of a door ahead of the 19-year-old for a presumed victory. However, ARCA CRA Super Series officials discovered a RPM limiter infraction in Benjamin's car in post-race inspection, giving the win to Kenseth.
Chase Elliott finished second, ahead of three-time and now-reigning series champion Johnny VanDoorn. Bubba Pollard was fourth and Jay Niewiek fifth.
An accident on Lap 8 took out pre-race favorites Kyle Busch and Anderson Bowen and fast qualifier Rick Turner.
VanDoorn, who also won titles in 2009 and 2010, joins Scott Hantz as a three-time series champion. Hantz won in 2000, 2006, and 2008.
Banquet 54 Days Away: The 2012 ARCA Racing Series Championship Awards Banquet is scheduled for Saturday, December 8, and will be held in conjunction with the International Motorsports Industry Show (IMIS), which will begin two days prior. The banquet will take place in a new location, the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis.
The ARCA Racing Series season will close in the Kansas Lottery 98.9 at Kansas Speedway on Friday, October 19 - four days from today - with race action starting at 8:30 p.m. ET (7:30 p.m. local) on SPEED. ARCARacing.com will also feature live timing and scoring coverage for the season finale.
2012 is the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards' 60th Anniversary Season, featuring 20 races at 18 tracks. The complete 2012 event schedule is available at ARCARacing.com.
The ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards has crowned an ARCA national champion each year since its inaugural season in 1953, and has toured over 200 race tracks in 26 states since its inception. The series has tested the abilities of drivers and race teams over the most diverse schedule of stock car racing events in the world, visiting tracks ranging from 0.375 mile to 2.66 miles in length, on both paved and dirt surfaces as well as a left- and right-turn road course in its most recent season. This year, the series visited Alabama's Mobile International Speedway and Minnesota's Elko Speedway for the first time.
Founded by John and Mildred Marcum in 1953 in Toledo, Ohio, the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA) is recognized among the leading sanctioning bodies in the country. Closing in on completing its sixth decade after hundreds of thousands of miles of racing, ARCA administers over 100 race events each season in three professional touring series and local weekly events.


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