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11:20am Tuesday 9th October 2012 in News By Hannah White
AN update on the Tisbury community campus, the Legacy of 2012 and a housing needs review are to be discussed at a South West Wiltshire Area Board meeting next week.
Council leader Jane Scott will be giving a presentation on the Legacy of 2012 and there will be a talk from young people from the Mere, Tisbury and Wilton area who recently won a National Citizen Service award.
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This piece has not been fallen on and has only been used as An anchor and on lead am has developed a crack from the pin holding the sling to the back part of the unit. This crack is through the material. Kinda freaks me out that this happened with no falls...
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that looks serious and legitimate i just inspected all of mine and they are fine i would contact CAMP USA asap and post it to their fbook ;)
Send it back to camp . Can you post there. Response I'm interested in what they have to say. There are some numbers on the tag can you post them if you don "t mind
I've had quite a few of my old school ones do that. Some had a crack on both sides. Same type of cracking. Carabineers will do that at the pin too. Check your gear.
Sure thing - it's 10-05 printed on the side. I'm definitely contacting CAMP to ask about this. Was surprised after putting gear away after a trip haha. Felt like it was overkill checking gear/ropes after every trip but now really glad I do. Will keep everyone posted and will post replies from CAMP
Seems like every few years a batch will pop up with some cracks in them, always in the same spot. Wonder if it's some sort of problem with the manufacturing process? mountaintools.com/techtips/psa12CampTricam.html www.mtntools.com/techtips/psa_camp_TC_0125_mt.html Glad you spotted it before something bad happened.
Thanks for posting this... I haven't inspected the tricam heads/lobes that closely... will definitely do that this evening. If/when CAMP gives a response, I too would like to see it posted here.
I would expect such a crack to appear on the shortest path from the pin to the edge of the rail. Why do you think this crack took a longet path ?
It appears the crack is in line with what would have likely been the direction of force on the tricam? Just a thought..... I wonder about their new "EVO" tricams too. Any thoughts or experiences with cracking on those?
Great reply from CAMP, pleased they replied quickly and still see their gear as something I'll continue to climb on - also seems like they do check this site! Hi Matthew. We received your email about your Tricam with an evident crack in it and we�ve seen the thread now on Mountain Project. I have already notified our R&D department in Italy. We did see a few units that could develop the type of crack you see in the curing process after the forge. Since this issue, we have extended the curing process and eliminated the problem. We would love to get your Tricam replaced with a newer one that will also feature the new stiffer stitching pattern. I am sure you will also feel more comfortable hearing that when the issue popped up we did conduct tests on the units we saw with cracks and they tested to full-strength. But the problem remains the same and we would very much like to take care of it for you. Brian here at our office will reach out with return information so we can get the unit back and have it inspected. In the meantime, once I hear back from our R&D department I will post a company reply to the thread on Mountain Project so folks have some follow up. Let me know if there is anything else I can do at the moment and thanks for bringing this to our attention, ----- Really happy with this reply, and they're sending a shipping label to get the warranty gear out to them so feeling good about their customer service!
i would luuuv camp to test your tricam to failure with on vid ... for entertainment sake if you are reading this camp ... from an owner and use of tricams ;)
There are some folks on MP here, 20kn comes to mind, who can pull test things - something to consider.
+1 for what bearbreeder said, as a tricam owner/user I would love to see C.A.M.P throw up some test footage for sure.


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Albany- Roscoe Dunlap will never forget the day he went to bed with what he calls a terrible headache and woke up in an ambulance. The doctor's prognosis stunned him.
"You have had a mild CVA, I said what's a CVA, is it like CVS, he said no you had a stroke," remembers Dunlap.
He, like many black men, didn't think of health as a priority, but doctors say that's got to change. They say men need to be more like women when it comes to their health.
"The big difference in the men and women is that the women do what you ask them, the men don't. They tend to have a sense of infallibility and immortality, but they all die before the women do," says Doctor Phillip Roberts.
There are numerous studies and statistics that point to this, but health professionals say that's not the way to reach men. "The scare tactic is not working with men, so what we're finding that we have to do is let men know that if they want to love themselves and love their family they have a responsibility of being around for their family. Its only fair that they take care of themselves," says Darrell Sabbs, of Phoebe Putney Health Institute.
That means shedding the macho image, educating themselves, and like Dunlap spreading the word. "If the black male has any concern about his health or his parents' health or his brother's or siblings health, or concern for the community or concern for the spouse or significant other, go get your health checked that's the bottom line," says Dunlap.
Health professionals also say women play a major role in not only setting a healthy example for male counterparts, but also pushing them to take care of themselves.
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Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Matt Garza delivers during the first inning of a baseball game against the Washington Nationals on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
With Mark Buehrle and C.J. Wilson both being snatched up by other teams, the Texas Rangers missed out on signing a free agent starting pitcher, even though the Yu Darvish sweepstakes is still alive and well with the winning bid to negotiate with the Japanese phenom set to be announced Monday.
But if the Rangers don't land Darvish, they will be in need of a starting pitcher addition that would likely come in the trade market.
There's a few main targets out there on the trade market, most notably the Chicago Cubs' Matt Garza and the Chicago White Sox's John Danks, who started as a Rangers farmhand who was part of the vaunted DVD trio back in the day — Thomas Diamond, Edinson Volquez and John Danks.
There's also some other guys out there that are available, including Oakland A's starter Gio Gonzalez and Tampa Bay Rays ace James Shields.
The common theme with all of these guys is that they would cost a steep price in the trade market and a good batch of prospects from the Rangers' prospect-rich farm system.
Any of the aforementioned guys would likely take a package of corner infield prospect du jour Mike Olt, top pitching prospect Martin Perez, other prospects and probably a big leaguer — maybe David Murphy or Mitch Moreland, maybe even Derek Holland.
The Rangers would be foolish to trade Holland, and I don't think they would, but Murphy and Moreland are both expendable. Prospects are just that, prospects. The Rangers are built to win right now and in the future, so they can part with a couple of those guys because there's more behind them.
Here's a look at those four starting pitchers, and what they did last season and their ages:
Matt Garza, 28, CHC — 10-10, 198 IP, 3.32 ERA, 197 Ks, 63 walks, free agent in 2014
John Danks, 26, CHW — 8-12, 170.1 IP, 4.33 ERA, 135 Ks, 46 walks, free agent in 2013
Gio Gonzalez, 26, OAK — 16-12, 202 IP, 3.12 ERA, 197 Ks, 91 walks, free agent in 2016
James Shields, 29, TB — 16-12, 249.1 IP, 2.82 ERA, 225 Ks, 65 walks, free agent in 2013
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CRISFIELD, Md. - Sandy may be gone, but her remnants remain in Crisfield.
"[This is] probably the worst storm that we've had in modern history," said Steve Marshall, Somerset County Emergency Services Director.
Sandy may be gone, but her remnants remain in Crisfield. The city is covered in water.
"It's just, it's been crazy," said resident Michael Beckley.
Water ran up to door steps of many homes.
Trees uprooted on several blocks.
Cars were stranded, left in the middle of the street.
"Sandy was far worse than what we anticipated," said Marshall. "We had people stranded in their homes."
The National Guard, firefighters, EMS, police and several water rescue teams, including one from Charlotte, N.C. were brought in to help out: doing anything necessary to keep citizens safe, even something unprecedented for the city.
"We've gone door-to-door, tried to check every single house in the city of Crisfield and surrounding areas, just to make sure everybody is okay," said Marshall.
For residents, the storm seemed unreal.
Beckley said that his mom "actually lived on Main St. and they actually had to evacuate her with a boat."
Now, the city will try to recover. First, assessing everything.
"We got a lot of damage. We're going to be a long time recovering from this storm," said Marshall.


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Gilberta R. Myers, 81, of 408 Oak St., Ridgway, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011, at Elk Regional Health Center.
She was born January 23, 1930, in Portland Mills, the daughter of the late Thomas and Ruth Jefferson DeCecchis.
On April 12, 1947, she married Howard H. Myers Jr., who survives.
Mary E. Dornish, 90, a resident of Pinecrest Manor and formerly of 2985 State St., St. Marys, died Monday, Jan. 31, 2011 at Pinecrest Manor.
She was born April 21, 1920, in Ridgway, daughter of the late Joseph Ulrich and Mabel Marshall Dornish.
She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of St. Marys High School, Class of 1938. She taught swimming at the former Marshall Swimming Pool and had worked for the Forest Service and did clerical work.
Just over 300 tickets are left for the upcoming Little Texas concert taking place Saturday, March 5 at the St. Marys Area High School auditorium.
"We started out with 1,334 tickets, which went on sale shortly before Christmas and are down to the last couple of hundred," said Sandy Buerk, co-owner of St. Marys Auto Body, which is sponsoring the concert.
According to Buerk, patrons purchased tickets from as far away as Cincinnati, Ohio, Wilkes-Barre and several from the Pittsburgh area.
St. Marys resident Elizabeth Friedl recently brought to city council's attention the lack of house numbers on many residences throughout the city.
Appearing at a city council meeting in January, Friedl presented council members with a hypothetical situation regarding a potential emergency at a residence that does not have its house number properly displayed.
With a new fiscal year comes project recommendations from the county's planning department, and the emphasis this year is on the area's senior centers.
During a board of commissioners meeting Tuesday morning, Tracy D. Gerber, serving as Community Development Block Grant [CDBG] coordinator for the county, discussed several tentative projects.
"The Bennetts Valley Senior Center project is now finally out for bid and it's been several years in the making," said Gerber as she indicated advertisements for bids were first published Saturday.
District manager Robert Dippold resigned from the Elk County Conservation District on Tuesday, Jan. 11 after working for the district for over 20 years.
"Most of you know, I met with Bob [Dippold] to discuss some of those issues and the following week he tended his resignation," said conservation district chairman Russ Braun. "As a result of a performance review, he decided to hang it up.
"With that being said, we need to start searching for a new manager."
Elk County Catholic's Crusaders wrapped up the AML North Division title last evening with a 74-47 victory over the visiting Sheffield Area High Wolverines in a game played at the Aaron J. Straub gym at Elk Catholic.
With the win, the Crusaders will host the No. 2 team out of the South Divison on Friday, Feb. 18, for the right to play in the AML championship game on Saturday, Feb. 19 at St. Marys Area High School.
The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusader basketball team ran their Allegheny Mountain League North Division record to 5-1 with a 61-14 victory over the Sheffield Lady Wolverines last night at Sheffield.
The Lady Crusaders were able to outscore their hosts 35-6 in the first half and 26-8 in the second 16 minutes of play.
"I thought we ran the court well tonight," said ECCHS coach Ken Pistner.
"Our shooting percentage from the field and the line continue to improve. We are continuing to improve with each game."
St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce outgoing president Mark Jacob was honored for his service to the organization during the Chamber's annual dinner held Saturday.
Jennifer Dippold, a member of the Chamber's board of directors, acknowledged Jacob's efforts and presented him with a gift in gratitude for his service.
Jacob has served as the board president for the past two years and was a board member for several years prior to his presidency. He plans to remain active in the organization as a board member rather than an officer.
Students at Elk County Catholic High School recently joined forces with the organization Pure Thirst in an effort to raise funds for the building of a water purification system for the village of Las Caleras, Honduras.
Pure Thirst was recently founded by Matt Burnett, a senior at DuBois Central Catholic High School, and the organization works in conjunction with the Rice Foundation and the DuBois Rotary Club.


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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – New Hanover County commissioners discussed their 2014 federal legislative priorities during an agenda briefing Thursday.
At their regular meeting Monday night, commissioners will vote on the following priorities recommended by staff:
The commissioners' motion would support efforts to delay the implementation of the act, which would result in steep flood insurance rate increases for some policyholders. The measure would also urge Congress to direct an independent examination of the rates.
The act "promotes investment in the nation's critical water resources infrastructure, accelerates project delivery, and reforms the implementation of Corps of Engineers projects," according to the county's agenda packet.
The county uses tax exempt bonds to fund infrastructure projects. Staff said the proposed elimination of the income-tax exclusion would result in higher rates on financing.
The act would give state and local governments the authority to enforce already existing sales tax on online sales. Currently, customers are expected to self-report taxes on online purchases.
"The act would compel remote and catalog vendors to collect sales taxes on behalf of states and local governments, generating an estimated $23 billion in tax revenue," according to the board packet.
Commissioners will also consider a slate of federal issues proposed by the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners.
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Although waste bunkers are not considered hazards under the rules, they certainly can be hazardous to golfers' scores. They are not common in golf course architecture, but aren't exactly rare, either. Sometimes they run alongside a fairway, and when waste bunkers do appear on courses they are sometimes in positions where they come into play with regularity on errant shots.
As noted, when a course has waste bunkers it might also have local rules governing those waste bunkers. So if you are playing a course where you know they exist, it's a good idea to clarify their status before beginning play.


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Crowds of people were inside the North Dakota State Fairgrounds at 38th Annual, Big One: Art and Crafts show in Minot today and owners expect a very large turnout this year.
When you walk inside the fair, people can expect to see over 400 different booths and over 250 exhibitors that offer arts, crafts and even baked goods. These items are all hand crafted pieces that you won't normally be able to find at your everyday store.
"You're going to find the one of a kind gifts. Like, the fishing lures that you can give to your dad because you don't know what to possibly buy for him for Christmas. Or, the little home décor blocks that say 'Merry Christmas on them that somebody made verse just giving and buying something that probable 10,000 other people already have," says promoter Lisa Frank.
The show will be open until 8 p.m. this evening.
But, if you can't make it out today, doors open tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Moonglow from "Rainbow Brite" for Halloween 2010.
The most time consuming costume I have made thus far was my Moonglow costume. I sewed, painted, and constructed everything myself, including the dress. It is also my nicest and most well constructed outfit to date. And I love how it turned out.
For my interview with Rainbow Brite UK about this costume, please go HERE.
Moonglow, who is good friends with Rainbow Brite has control over the moon and the stars in the sky with the help of her faithful Sprite. I fell in love with her outfit solely because I am a purple person who grew up on 80's cartoons.
The wig plus my kitty Jameson.
It was almost impossible to find a blue wig with purple streaks, so I bought a blue wig and added the purple streaks with spray on hair dye myself.
It barely shows up in any of the Halloween photos because it disappeared into the wig, but I made a headband. It was a plain black headband that I painted purple, and glued a red foam crescent moon onto.
While Moonglow wears a dress, I was having difficulty making a one piece outfit, so I made two. I sewed the flutter sleeves which I painted blue crescents on, onto a light purple tank top which I then attached the main dark purple fabric to. The fabric wasn't stretchy, so the back I attached together using sew on velcro. The square neck is made with white fabric sewn in, and dots that I painted on myself.
The belt I constructed out of blue ribbon and glued a light purple foam crescent moon onto. The skirt is a two layer circle skirt with one layer of purple fabric and a top layer of light purple tulle. I sprayed the top layer with glitter spray paint to make it sparkle. Finally, I bought a white crinoline to wear underneath to make the circle skirt extra fluffy. In the end I sewed the belt onto the skirt and used more velcro to hold the skirt onto my waist. Sadly, most of the glitter fell off by the time I was able to get a picture with the costume all together.
These were the most fun to make. I took the same blue ribbon I used to make the belt and sewed elastic onto the backs of it to give it a crimped/wavy effect. I then sewed this onto the same purple fabric used to make the skirt and the top. Finally, I sewed velcro onto them to attach them to my wrists, and glued a red foam crescent moon onto each one.
This is the second wand I made, because the first topper looked small and sad. I bought a wooden dowel and a wooden bead which I painted blue. The moon and the star I made out of coloured foam, which I glued coloured ribbon in between to hold the whole thing together. The most difficult part was shaving down the top of the dowel so the foam moon wouldn't look awkward perched on top of it.
The best idea I had for this costume definitely came in the form of the boots. Everything I had found online involved making boot covers, but I didn't like the overall effect they gave, so I bought a pair of snow boots that I found online and painted them. I glossed them enough to the point where they didn't crack immediately, but I did have to paint them anew for each Halloween party we went to. The second day, after I lost the foam boot clasps I made, I painted them on rather than cutting out and gluing more onto the boots.


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(Tim) Within the church today, why are we so reticent to recognize sexual distinctions that go beyond God's command or certain "roles" the result of His command? Pastors and elders can bring ourselves to swallow the very specific biblical prohibitions against women serving as elders, and the equally specific commands for wives to submit to their husbands--even going so far as to defend those prohibitions with some small talk of the nature of sexuality (although we always call it "gender" rather than "sex" because gender is a social construct while sex is a hard biological reality); but still, despite this supposed submission to the biblical command, we show a complete absence of any biblical theology of sexuality.
Why? Why are we so chip-on-the-shoulderish when it comes to a discussion of the nature of man and woman beyond the obvious body parts (which are undeniable and very useful for advertising), and certain small aspects of authority in the church and home? Why do we read sexuality in such a mind-bogglingly narrow way? We claim to love diversity, right? So why such a penurious, such a tight-waddish reading of this one so basic to our lives?
A central part of understanding our culture is seeing the hatred for distinctions at its core, and few distinctions are more despised than this one present in the womb from our earliest days--male and female.
Typical believers in Jesus Christ will think we've seen the goodness of sex when we've decided to marry a woman rather than a man...
and when we've established that in the home we hold "tie-breaking authority" because we are the husband; and turning to the church, when we chose a man for our Sr. Pastor and only men to be elders.
Really? Is that the extent of God's good gift of sexuality; the extent of its significance, it's wiring, it's beauty, its strength? Does Scripture reveal nothing more about the nature of sex than that a man should marry a woman instead of another man; and that the man is allowed to exercise tie-breaking authority in the home (which he'll never have to do if he's a servant leader); and that ruling and teaching elders have to be men? Really? That's it?
How have we gotten to the place that our most brilliant pastors and elders, the ones with the greatest reputation for contextualizing biblical faith, are publicly known for holding the most narrow reading of sexuality ever known across the history of the Church?
Watch closely and listen carefully as fathers give dolls to their three-year-old sons, and mothers Tonka trucks to their two-year-old daughters; watch closely as you see the equivalent behavior in churches--women standing in the place of elders in serving the Lord's Supper, women receiving the offering, women serving as ushers, women teaching men Scripture and doctrine in church and seminary classes, women leading home fellowship groups with fathers and husbands present, women doing everything but preaching in corporate worship services (and sometimes even preaching, too)--and it becomes clear that today, sexuality is not loved among the people of God. Rather, we're suspicious of it and seek to eradicate its truth anywhere other than where Scripture is too, too clear.
So what? Patriarchalism and its many oppressions across the centuries require this? Is that the need of the church today in the upper and upper-middle class enclaves of reformed church demographics? Are our churches filled with souls who have had fathers who ruled with an iron fist and kept our mothers barefoot, pregnant, and silent?
No, our churches are filled with Chelsea Clintons. And what doctrine of our precious faith would be more evangelistic to Chelsea Clinton than the archetypal Fatherhood of God and His gracious wiring of that Fatherhood into every area of the life of man—not "persons" or "human beings," but "man?" See our Heavenly Father in all His glory and love--His mercy, His truth, His holiness, His grace, His faithfulness. Look at His great and tender love for His Son. Gaze upon the beauty of His Son and Spirit teaching us to pray to The Father with such tender intimacy, "Abba, Father."
Some years back a well-known feminist was giving the commencement address at a college in New England and she opened her own (and Chelsea Clinton's) wound just long enough to allow this peal of thunder to escape: "We feminists are trying to become the husbands we wanted to marry."
Can we not see it, dear brothers and sisters; can we not hear and feel it? Is there no Gospel for the women at the well, today--no Gospel at all?
When it comes to sex, why are we so faithless? Why do we think we have to prove to the world we're the good guys who stand on the side of feminism's purported liberation of women?
Feminism's liberation of women?
Is that the liberation of women that's given us the post no-fault
divorce world where women and their children make up the largest growth
in those living below the poverty line for the past couple of decades?
Is that the liberation of women that's given us a sexual promiscuity
that leaves women bearing the greatest part of the burden of STDs; the
liberation that's given us a huge growth in incest and the sexual abuse
of young women and girls; the liberation that's led to the huge
increase in anorexia and bulimia; the liberation that's left wives and
mothers working full time, just like their husbands, and then coming
home and carrying the lion's share of the household work, too; the
liberation that has given women the freedom to work the first decade
after college or graduate school to pay off their student loans, and
only after completing that duty, allowed them to turn to
motherhood--usually when they're in their late twenties or early
thirties, and need fertility assitance; the liberation that leaves our mothers and daughters blown to bits on the battle fields of Afghanistan and Iraq; the liberation that requires
women to pay men to slaughter the unborn babies tucked in their wombs
at a rate so astoundingly high that our churches are filled with
mothers' tears and groans whenever abortion is mentioned in our prayers
and sermons; is this the liberation that requires women to carry ever
greater church responsibilities and leadership? Is this why we must now turn to women to teach our adult Sunday school classes, to give our
announcements, to lead our congregational prayers, to serve on our
deacons board without benefit of ordination, to clean our church bathrooms, to take the dirty diapers in the nursery out to the trash, to explain away the
biblical doctrine of sexuality and its gnarly manifestations in our
particular denomination to new women considering membership in our
church, to lead our home fellowship groups, to counself our incest and rape survivors, to serve the Lord's Supper to us?
Years ago Joe Sobran pointed out that blood-guilt over abortion is the engine that drives the feminist movement. Now there's a man who's really good at contextualizing the Gospel.
But Sobran left some things for us to say, didn't he?
Not just abortion's blood-guilt, but also the guilt over fornication and passivity and adultery and abdication and pornography and passivity and divorce and not providing for our family and abdication and slothfulness and passivity and slothfulness and abdication and mincing words and rebellion and pride and the love of money and passivity and slothfulness and abdication…
Some will dismiss this with talk about Scripture not requiring that men do this work; that our Westminster Standards don't prohibit women from doing that job; that the Book of Church Order doesn't give any rules about who should or shouldn't be put in those positions; and so on. True enough.
But look at the central thrust of our trimming and self-justifications, and our faithlessness is clear to the world.
Men, either we believe in the Fatherhood of God writ large over all creation and bear witness to His Fatherhood in our father-hating world, or we don't. It's that simple, starting with the federal headship of that "one man" Adam.
After all the ink is spilled, it really is that simple.
"Why do we read sexuality in such a mind-bogglingly narrow way?"
It's because we insist on majoring in ontology (Let us make man in our image) to the detriment of teleology (male and female He made them). I keep coming back to this Chesterton quote: "When a woman puts up her fists to a man she is putting herself in the only posture in which he is not afraid of her." And the whole of feminism is women putting our fists up to men.
We forget that keeping the line of sexual orthodoxy makes women so much more powerful than anything feminism has promised - much less delivered. My egalitarian friends are fond of decrying the construct, "equal in being, different in role (function)" as illogical and, therefore, indefensible. But isn't that the paradox of sex and exactly what Chesterton was talking about? We confuse ontology with teleology at our peril
I'm not sure if you intended to or not, but you've answered my email quite clearly here. Thanks so much.
This post saved me a question to one of the Bayly brothers. I was always wondering what you do allow women to do in your churches and you spelled out at least some of the things that you don't want them to do. Looking at it from your viewpoint and your bigger picture, it seems quite consistent.
OTOH, when I was a late 20's single (mid-80's) and had single woman Christian friends about my age, we had mixed opinions on women in church leadership. But everyone appreciated churches with no ordained females nor women on the church's governing board, but who allowed women to serve as ushers, greeters (without a husband in sight), lectors, and lead us in prayer. Even the most theologically conservative among us thought any of these things meant that these women had teaching authority over men.


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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Once again Anderson made top headlines for animal abuse: the brutal killing of a the momma dog and all her puppies.
Studies have shown the connection of animal abuse to human violence, particularly in domestic violence situations. It was ironic that in this particular situation a woman was abused and the perpetrator had a long history of violent crimes toward women.
If you think animal abuse affects only animals, think again.
It's not just in Anderson; just last week we read about the woman in Indianapolis who was mad at her boyfriend and threw his dog off the balcony, killing his pet. It doesn't seem that much happens to people who commit animal abuse. Our state laws simply give them a slap on the wrist if they give them anything at all.
Perhaps in these two situations we will see a different scenario. Or perhaps because of these two situations legislators will wake up and strengthen our animal abuse laws.
Animal abuse is rampant not only in our community but across the country. Animal shelters and humane societies see some of the worst things humans do to animals. At the Animal Protection League right now we have numerous abuse cases.
Leroy, a little Chihuahua mix, was thrown from a car at one of our staff as they were opening the shelter door. The poor little guy is extremely thin. He didn't allow anyone to touch him for the first few days. He sat in his cage shaking. Staff and volunteers have spent much time working with him; now he lets us hold and pet him. He is a lovely, frightened little dog who has been horribly abused.
Roosevelt, a senior dalmatian, was left in our fence in the middle of the night. He's terribly thin and has significant hair loss, open sores and tumors. His nails were so long that he had trouble walking and yet still he is a sweet affectionate boy.
Haley is covered in mange with open sores. A kind-hearted soul took her to the veterinarian to have her medical issues treated only to find that she has cancer. It has broken his heart.
Zoey was brought in by her owners. She was so afraid she huddled in the back of her cage. She was so hand shy that anytime anyone moved quickly or raised their arms she cowered. Yet again, staff and volunteers have worked with her and she has learned to love giving and getting affection.
Weekly we have cats brought in malnourished, covered in mucus, unable to breath through their noses and covered in fleas.
Dogs are chained with no shelter, food or water, or kept in kennels lying in their own filth with no food or water. Horses, bone thin, are left in fields with no food or water. Pets are left in homes to starve to death when their owners move out. This is not who we want to be. This is not how we want others to see us or to see our community.
Call or write your state legislators and demand stricter laws concerning animal abuse. This is not just about animals. Contact state legislators at (317) 232-9856 or www.in.gov/legislative.
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I thought AN might be interested in some local baseball history.
Tuesday, June 12, 7:30pm at the San Francisco Jewish Community Center:
Bay Area Baseball: a history, up close and personal
The history of baseball in the Bay Area, from the Mission Leagues
though the Pacific Coast League (PCL), San Francisco Seals and Oakland Oaks,
will be explored on Tuesday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. Hosted by Bruce
Macgowan, former sports reporter for KNBR radio and Dave Newhouse, sports
journalist with the Oakland Tribune/Alameda Newspaper Group.
Sponsored by the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society (SFMHS)
the lecture will be held at the JCC, in Kanbar Hall, 3200 California
Street. with a reception at 7 p.m. It is free to current SFMHS members, and
a $10 donation is requested from non-members, which may be applied
toward membership.
Jerseys from 1905-1957 will be displayed, as well as historical
baseball memorabilia, including photographs of the PCL.
Macgowan, a Marin native and resident, is a broadcast journalist who
has covered professional and college sports in the Bay Area for 30 years.
His enthusiastic style enlivened Giants and Oakland A's games for
local and national broadcast media. Newhouse, who has authored several
books, will discuss how sports have changed over the last 40 years and
what some sports heroes were really like as people and athletes. He will
also discuss the antics of the Seals and other teams, including the
outrageous Walter "Seacap" Christensen and was voted among the nation's ten
best sports columnists by the Associated Press Sports Editors.
The Pacific Coast League developed into one of the premier regional
baseball leagues in the early 1900s. Although it was never recognized as a
true major league, the quality of play was considered very high.
Drawing from a strong pool of talent in the area, the PCL produced a number
of outstanding players, including future major-league stars Joe
DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Tony Lazzeri, Paul Waner, Earl Averill and Ernie
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Stand up for your (digital) rights! On Tuesday, Rebecca MacKinnon, former Newsweek contributor and CNN bureau chief, and co-founder of the organization Global Voices Online, will speak up for the interests of bloggers and "citizen media" worldwide. There's no doubt the Arab Spring proved the democratic value of tech-savvy individuals bringing transparency to injustice on the streets and propaganda machines among the "news." But you only have to look as far as the just-finished Communist Party Congress in China to see how diverging opinions face ever-more-creative forms of content censorship and restriction of access. MacKinnon, who is also author of "Consent of the Networked," will speak on such international matters — and maybe also on the online world's role in the recent U.S. election — in a forum for the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana. —T.E. Lyons


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• Family
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• Hygiene
• Hobby
• School
• Sleep
• Social Outings
Management then says the first two things have to be work and paid time off, leaving employees to pick only one more.
Lynda's post also reminds me of an infamous initiative at my office that we shall call Project S. Everyone knew we under-bid on it the project, and to make up the gap, team members were required to put in 10 hours of unpaid overtime.
As time passed, burnout mounted and the ever-increasing turnover of employees began to grab even the attention of the division president.
Later I was told by a colleague on the project the project manager had been re-assigned. And a company memo announced that all overtime needs had to be approved at the executive management level to ensure proper work-life balance for the long-term health of our employees.
So in this example, a leadership decision promoted a balanced work-life culture, but what happens when the front-line project managers are practicing something else?
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Is Ryan Madson a Bad Closer?
"Madson has shown many, many times that he's as good a relief pitcher as anyone out there, even when facing immense amounts of pressure. You want to argue that despite all that, he somehow clams up when he's asked to finish a game in which they're leading by three or fewer? You can argue it, and maybe you're right, but in the face of all the evidence that he's pretty much tough as nails, it's a pretty out-there position to take. You'll need a lot more evidence than three bad innings over two years."


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Monogram art has had a 3 pack of the popular vine font monogram decal for awhile now. It's simply the best deal going for a cheap monogram decal. You can purchase 3 of the same or order 3 different sizes or different monograms. We used these to create custom gift boxes for friends and to place on platters for housewarming gifts. These will also make great decals for car windows and never seem to go out of style.
The site has a great selection of vinyl colors to choose from and you can order individual decals up to 20 inches tall.


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Update: Confirmed. These are two of the seven Chiefs players signed. More here.
It appears the Kansas City Chiefs are continuing to make roster moves. According to a couple of Twitter and Instagram postings, it looks like the Chiefs may have two new players.
First, there was this posting from who appears to be former Bengals LB Jordan Campbell, who started his college career at USC before moving onto New Mexico Highlands (D-II).
He also posted a picture from the Chiefs practice facility.
What really sealed it was that he posted a picture of him signing his contract.
But wait! There's more!
Former Jets RB and return man Joe McKnight was rumored to be working out for the Chiefs today.
Heard Joe McKnight is working out for the Chiefs today.
— Jake Steinberg (@Steiny31) January 10, 2014
Campbell then posted this. Notice the caption mentioning Joe McKnight.
Out here signing our contracts , got in a great workout . My day 1 homie from USC , 2007 number 1 recruiting class In the nation #ChiefsGang #RBU #JoeMcknight #winnercircleathletics
This concludes our investigation. We'll wait to see if the Chiefs announce these moves sometime soon. And if / when they do, I'll be interested to see the reaction to Joe McKnight's signing. Because he seems to be somewhat similar to Dexter McCluster, who is a free agent.
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I thought up what to put in this junk drawer while I was taking a dump at work.
I'm basically gonna open up my mental junk drawer and share some of the contents so here goes.
Speaking of taking dumps at work, when I sold vehicles my boss told me once about what he called the "crap close". If a customer (usually a male that could take a joke) was hemming and hawing about the monthly payment, if you were close you said, "Do you get paid by the hour?" and if they said yes you would say, "I bet you use work time to take a crap don't you....." and hopefully they laugh and say they do. So then you'd say, "Look, when you do that, just spend an extra 15 minutes or so in there and before you know it, you've made that extra money for this monthly payment difference we've got here." The idea was to make them laugh. He said he successfully used this close one time. I never tried it.
Did you ever wonder how a bill becomes a law? Wonder no more.
One of the greatest television opening credits ever (go to 24 seconds)
Here's a poem I like.
I enjoy drinking lemonade and iced tea and lemonade and iced tea mixed together.
The Wonder Years should be on DVD by now. Just pay for the music rights for the love of good television! People will buy the DVD's!!! Just like with Freaks and Geeks!
Being a codebreaker for a spy agency is hard work, I'd imagine.
a duck a lion a tiger a rickroll a beetle
Oregon is great in the summer because of all the fruit that grows around here.
well, that's enough junk I guess.
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When a tragedy strikes the Red Cross is ready to give a helping hand but it wants citizens to also prepare to help themselves. Before a serious weather threat moves through, you want to make sure your emergency kit is filled with items you may need at a moment's notice.
"What would you need to reestablish yourself somewhere else? Your birth certificate, your social security card, your important documents, you would need some cash," said Red Cross Southeast Georgia Chapter Emergency Services Assistant Program Manager, Mark Moses-Hunt.
While some folks will be able to head out of town before a disaster, Mark Hunt with the Southeast Georgia Chapter of the American Red Cross said those who can't will be helped to safety.
"Because we are a coastal county we would not open up a shelter here along the coast and so our plan is to move individuals inland. We would move Chatham County residents, if they don't have transportation, they would get on a bus and moved to Augusta," said Hunt.
Trailers filled with supplies are also on hand to offer temporary relief.
"It has your cots, it has your blankets, and it has your comfort kits, your toothpaste, deodorant, it has a generator for backup power," said Hunt.
Hunt said one of the important items you want to keep close to you though is a lesson learned from the Oklahoma tornadoes.
"If the ceiling collapsed on us now and we were trapped in this building and we have a whistle around our neck or in our safe room we could blow that whistle with every heart beat and somebody would be able to find us," said Hunt.
It's also vital to set up a communication plan with family members so it's one less thing on your mind.
"My communication plan is I will call one family member in Ohio and tell them to get a hold of everyone else because as power goes out as batteries go dead then your family starts to worry and that's how you can prevent all that worrying," said Hunt.
Hunt also adds you want to at least have three to five days worth of supplies stocked up in case help can't get to you immediately.
The Red Cross has multiple free apps you can download on your phone to help you before, during, and after a storm. You can check out how to prepare for severe weather here: http://www.redcross.org/prepare
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Blogs Cliopatria Some thoughts on Obama's speechMar 20, 2008 9:42 pm
Some thoughts on Obama's speech
Rick's comment below shows something of the challenge this will be. For him, the impact of Obama's eloquence is muted by two key facts. One is Obama's having failed to distance himself from Wright before he became a serious candidate, the way Lyndon Johnson distanced himself from white supremacists. For Rick that raises at minimum a question of competence. Here, I think Rick has an important point. Obama had to have known his patriotism and his religious beliefs were going to be scrutinized: the former because of the nature of American politics these days and the latter because Obama himself made his faith part of his campaign. Did he really see no potential problems in Wright's comments?
The second key fact is that some of the company that Wright has kept has made him suspicious of Obama's values. In Rick's case, it is seeing Wright "hang out" with anti-Semites.
Rick did temper the statement by noting that he might be overly sensitive on this point. Even so, being suspicious of politicians who "hang out with people who hang-out with anti-Semites" is going way too far. I doubt if anyone with an active political life has not hung out regularly with someone who has hung out with someone else who holds odious beliefs. This suspicion is, implicitly, a demand for an irrational level of purity.
Still, Rick's concern underscores two points. 1) Wright's statements have entangled Obama in America's identity politics where many such sensitivities and suspicions lie in wait. 2) Obama has chosen to deal with this entanglement by grappling with and trying to change that politics.
It's an amazing thing for a candidate to try. If he really pushes this; if he really makes this a part of his campaign in the manner that his speech suggests, then my admiration for him will be immense. But even if he does, will a dialogue emerge? If it does, will that dialogue really do any good, or will it simply prove a breeding ground for ugly sound bites?
The sad truth is, if it does not work very quickly, then even if Obama is doing all the right things, they may not bring him the nomination. Even if he gets it, these efforts may result in a victory for John McCain. For the Republicans would really have little choice but to counter his efforts and that, almost inevitably, means forcing the dialogue down into the gutter. That could work. And if it did, it would be interpreted as another victory of Rovian identity politics. At least in the short run, that would let loose a new round of hatred.
Obama has rolled the dice, for us all. I hope he gets a 7, for us all.
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Randll Reese Besch - 3/30/2008
Race politicts again? Concentrating on Obama but not the inflaming theorcratic prophecy of Agee? Nuclear war with Iran not aggrivating enough?
Crypto-racism by omission? Am I wrong in my observations? I think not.
If only Obama had Dennis Kucinich's points that could turn this ship of state around 180 degrees like it needs to be. Obama isn't much of a liberal considering his connections to the nuclear industry and his talk of attacking Pakistan on "actionable intelligence" whether Pakistan wants them to or not. Be worried.
Hi Oscar,
I think your observations are astute.
In my exchange with Ralph Luker I have explained a little further my reservations about Obama's being friends with somebody who's friends with an anti-Semite.
Ralph said: "The facts that Jeremiah Wright traveled to Libya with Farrakhan *24 years ago* and that Wright was Obama's pastor are, well, so what? That's the worst sort of guilt by association reasoning."
My Response: Say Obama was keeping company with a friend who was a communist. Would I find this objectionable? Of course not. But suppose this friend was a commmunist who gave an award to a person who believed that Stalin's regime was moral. Further suppose that this friend happened to serve as my church's pastor. Would I not be justified in wondering what Obama would be doing in such a church? Would you be saying to me that I am guilty of condemning Obama because of the friends he keeps? I don't think so. I question his judgment not his values. Why did he remain in the church? I have my suspicions, as I've indicated. But I don't really know. But he is running in part because he professes to have superior judgment. In this case I find his good judgment wanting.
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The budget commission secured a bond though RIHEBC that will be used to finance a $9 million project that will renovate East Providence schools.
Renovation months ago while commission members searched for funding.
Mary King, finance director for the school department, messaged Farrar & Associates, the firm hired to design and execute the plans, immediately after commission members approved the project on Thursday afternoon.
"I am so happy," she said. "We're hopeful to get everything done by the summer."
The Rhode Island Department of Health will also be happy with the news. Officials mandated air testing for asbestos and the removal of the agent at . According to members of Farrar & Associates, project menagers will work with environmental experts to make sure asbestos is removed.


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Law Firms Will Likely 'Take a Hard Look' at Nonequity Partners
Posted Dec 15, 2008 10:12 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
At least two more law firms are considering following the lead of DLA Piper and requiring nonequity partners to buy into equity status, a law professor says.
William Henderson of Indiana University law school told the National Law Journal that the proposed move is aimed at improving law firm balance sheets. "It's getting rid of a fixed cost," he said. "It's moving to more of an eat-what-you-kill [model]."
Last month, DLA Piper invited 275 nonequity partners to make capital contributions and join the equity ranks. The capital requirement is a percentage of budgeted net income, the NLJ story says, and could reach $150,000 per lawyer. The idea is to supply cash to the firm and motivate the promoted partners to bring in work.
The story says nonequity partners could be in the most precarious position at law firms. The average increase in the number of nonequity partners at the nation's top law firms has been outpacing that of equity partners. In the past, nonequity lawyers earned about $300,000 a year to handle legal work, but this year there is less work to go around.
Law firm consultant Brad Hildebrandt told the publication that "some firms are going to have to take a hard look" at their nonequity business model. Some firms may look at downsizing if they want to cut nonequity numbers, he said.
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Welcome to the Emmaus Police Department web site.
The Emmaus Police Department serves the historic community of Emmaus, Pennsylvania. Emmaus is nestled on the northern slope of the South Mountain. It lies 50 miles north of Philadelphia and 20 miles west of the Delaware River. Emmaus was formed in 1759 as a closed Moravian village on land owned by the church. In 1859 it was incorporated as a Pennsylvania borough. During the late 1800's the Borough of Emmaus provided protection for the community by appointing "High Constables." The Emmaus Police Department was established in 1909 when Wilson Kratzer was appointed as the first Police Chief. Since then the Emmaus Police Department has grown to be a Pennsylvania Accredited Law Enforcement Agency. Currently, the department has a staff of 19 full time officers, 2 part time officers, 1 animal control officer, and 2 clerical staff. The department offers 24 hour professional service and coverage 365 days a year. The department operates out of a state of the art building located at 400 Jubilee St. in the Borough of Emmaus.
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- Sustainable Labs: Bob Freeman & Quentin Gilly
- Communications: Angela Alberti & Christine DeLallo
- Countway Garden & Composting: Hanna Clutterbuck
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GigaomFirst Solar turns GE from enemy into investor
GE was poised to be First Solar's major nemesis. But now GE has become one of First Solar's largest shareholders by selling its thin film solar technology to the panel giant… Read more »
GE was poised to be First Solar's major nemesis. But now GE has become one of First Solar's largest shareholders by selling its thin film solar technology to the panel giant… Read more »
Chinese solar giant Hanergy is acquiring its third thin film solar company and this time its Arizona-based Global Solar Energy. Chinese clean power heavyweight Hanergy will acquire Global Solar Energy, an… Read more »
VC-backed LED startup Luminus Devices has been sold off to a Chinese lighting company. Following in the footsteps of solar, electric cars, and batteries, LED technology is now also getting bought… Read more »
Fisker is the latest electric car maker to reach out to Chinese investors and auto tech giants for investment and acquisition. And it's also the latest electric car company to struggle… Read more »
In today's New York Times is a piece detailing the deal in which Hanergy bought thin film solar maker MiaSole, a Silicon Valley solar company that gobbled up $550 million in… Read more »
Solar panels that can be integrated right into roofs and walls could provide a bright spot in a difficult solar market over the next five years, according to a new report… Read more »
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After making a public appeal for investors, MiaSole has found a suitor in Hanergy, a large renewable energy company in China that just bought another solar equipment maker in Germany. The… Read more »
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Submitted by pale on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 14:23.
In a column by Antonia Z last week, Helena Guergis was called out as the Status of Women minister for her support of the dismantling of the Gun Registry which was put into place to protect women. As well as the Conservative single minded focus on punishing abusers after the fact, as opposed to working on what would really help women to not get into bad situations...Or, would make it easier for them to help themselves and be independent to get out of bad situations.
The conservatives do not want women to be strong or independent, but they are all on board with locking men up after they beat the crap out of the wife or girlfriend, and damage their children psychologically.
It is the official party line. Institutionalized misogyny Is a Harpercon belief.
So Helena Handbasket, did not like the critique, nor the word 'Girlfriend'. She doesn't understand the remark, as it was presented to start. She has had someone send a note for her to the Toronto Star...
Helena is "appalled". And does not get sarcasm apparently. Her letter states:
The title of Antonia's article was.......
The last line in that same article...
No Helena. I do not think you got it. You do not have mad reading skillz for sure. And you certainly are not as you say.....
No, many of us think you are mealy mouthed cowards who do not say boo to your masters, nor do you listen to those who know what the hell they are talking about.
Here is Helena's idea of "help"
Women do not need shelters if they have equal pay, equal access to the courts etc.. But again, BIG PICTURE thinking, is too difficult for that type. Tsk tsk.
Helena then goes on to talk about how they plan on feeding the private prison system they are setting up, again.....After the beating and or death.
She then raises the spectre of the evil immigrants. Because you know that beer swilling dudes who shoot their wives or beat the crap out of them are from....somewhere else. And we must enforce that mindset of teh evil anti women Islamo-fascists. (Too much competition for the Harpercons..)
No. You are not a girlfriend Helena.
Girlfriends don't shaft each other and support policies which hurt other women.
Girlfriends, support one another in this eternal struggle to achieve autonomy once and for all.
My girlfriends? Are smart, caring and listen to facts, not old white dudes with an agenda to keep the status quo alive and well.
I do not even have the time of day for them.
Girlfriend?......More like the Stepford wives. And I am appalled myself.
Submitted by cathy payne on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 15:39.
Thanks pale. You affirm it's not ME who is crazy for seeing this "taint" in those men.
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Submitted by CanadianNurse on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 21:57.
It's almost unbelievable that she could misconstrue "girlfriends" so badly. oh dear. Really has to be one of those things that makes you go "Ughghghghg...." Helen Handbasket is priceless, Pale.
Submitted by Dr. Prole on Tue, 12/08/2009 - 07:51.
needs to go back to Mexico so she can party and leave the business of governing to people with a shred of intelligence. It's too bad she can't see what a tool she is.
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Submitted by cathy payne on Thu, 12/10/2009 - 03:04.
Is it possible the million dollars is to turn shelters run by women into "faith based institutions" run by MEN?
Pro Life says women can't be trusted so they kill our doctors. I just can't help but be suspicious.
When Afghan men are getting roughed up it's a non issue - fog of war stuff BUT it's with PASSION that they KNOW WHO is talking about contraception.
So they passionately oversee consumption "over there" of something perfectly LEGAL in Canada. And they avoid with the same passion a BEHAVIOUR illegal in Canada.
Weirdo nutbars NEED women's lips to SELL the message. Left wing fringe group lips, by the way!
any time I read about Guergis or Oda
Submitted by 900ft Jesus on Fri, 12/11/2009 - 08:10.
I feel the urge to really, really pound the shit out of some inanimate object. I don't, of course. They both betray our species, and women in particular. They are both so smug and self-righteous (especially Re-Gurges) and boggleheads, oh yeah. Re-Gurges sits behind and just off from Stevo. She sits there smiling sagely, nodding away, even before the asshole starts talking.
We should make a set of dolls....
Submitted by pale on Fri, 12/11/2009 - 15:11.
Rut roh.
It's a fact: 100% of all the people who ate carrots in 1850, are dead.
Woo Hoo
Submitted by cathy payne on Sat, 12/12/2009 - 00:11.
Heard today Sarah Palin is coming to raise funds for St Peter's hospital. Bet Harper bungles that challenge. No macho competition and he's useless. She is a bigger abstainer than he is.
I guess her trip nullifies the Death Panels in Canada lie. If we had them we'd not need St Peter's. I hope someone gives her a Canadian Beef Steak and a 60 day supply of oxycontin for Rush at Canadian prices.
Her base thinks hospitals that care for the Terri Shivo's of North America also give out abortions. They accuse us of thinning out the old folks herd while they thin out DOCTORS. She's a walking culture clash. I HOPE she says Harper is terrific.
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Butch Jones Press Conference
Tennessee hasn't held a single preseason practice, snapped a single football nor made a single solo tackle. Yet football season essentially began on Wednesday with the Butch Jones press conference.
With fans' hopes on high, news emanated from the press area in Neyland Stadium. Here are the most relevant points that first-year Volunteer head coach Butch Jones made during his press conference:
Managing Expectations
Rightfully so, Jones is setting the stage for a rough season. Those that are dreaming of eight or nine wins this fall need to be a bit more realistic. However, Jones isn't ruling anything out.
"I've said it and I'll continue to say it that I think this team will be defined by how we handle adversity, how resilient we are," Jones said. "As we know the schedule is a great challenge."
Clearly, Tennessee's program needs to be built for the long haul. A bowl trip should be considered a success even though the Vols are shooting for more. Credit Jones for setting the bar high while realistically assessing UT's personnel.
"Are we going to be the most talented team this year?"Jones said. "No, we're not. We all understand that, but talent doesn't win championships. Teams win championships.
"Last place I was at we won two championships in a row and I believe we were voted fourth or fifth in our conference. But I thought we had the best collection of individuals who bought into a goal. They held each other accountable to the standards and expectations of the football program."
There seems to be some uncertainty with strongside linebacker Curt Maggitt. Linebacker coach Tommy Thigpen said recently that Maggitt is 90-percent recovered from his torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered last season.
"He worked hard in rehab, and he works hard each day to get back to 100 percent," middle linebacker A.J. Johnson said. "We will see when the count comes how he will do. He was strong through the injury, but sometimes he wouldn't be able to work out with us. For the most part though, he's been leading and being vocal, sometimes more vocal than me. I look up to him as he tries to lead us even though he can't be out there with us, and he is still working hard to be the best."
If Maggitt has been that limited during the summer, he may be somewhat or very limited in preseason camp. If that's the case, expect the linebacker to be rusty early in the season.
"I do think we have to be patient with him," Jones said. "It's going to be a process of going through what he's been through, but I know he's excited to get back out there on the football field.
This is yet another case where Jones has to suffer from the previous staff's mistakes. With a myriad of injuries, Maggitt shouldn't have been on the field last season when he suffered his knee injury.
Marlin Lane
Marlin Lane is on the right track for now. The junior running back has drawn the ire of two coaching staffs. Now he seems closer to at least satisfactory status.
"Marlin will be back and he has done everything to warrant reinstatement to this football team, but he also understands the expectations and the standards and he is going to have to earn his way back," Jones said. "Nothing in this football program is given.
"It's a right, it's an honor and it's a privilege to play for the University of Tennessee, so he understands that and he has to start rebuilding that trust with the coaching staff, his teammates and that started this summer."
Brian Randolph
Brian Randolph's health shouldn't be a significant issue moving forward. The safety said that other than a few inches off his vertical he's the same player he was last season before suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
"I'd say I am pretty close to 100 percent," the sophomore said. "I feel like my speed is back and my agility and quickness. I feel like my last thing to come back is my jumping ability. I'm about 95 percent."
Said Jones, "He's probably 92-93 percent, but again everything is about competition and you look at the safety position, I feel like that's one of the positions right now where we are going to have great competition, but also Brian improves our special teams."
Dontavis Sapp
Dontavis Sapp is a coaches' favorite. Sure, Johnson has more ability and so does Maggit when healthy. But Sapp, who figures to be UT's starting weakside linebacker, has drawn rave reviews with his work ethic.
"Absolutely love him," Jones said. "He's done anything and everything that we have asked of him and it started from day one. I thought in the spring, he was one of our most consistent players. He could start on every single special teams that we have and make an impact in the game that way. He's one of our starting linebackers. I think he's explosive."
Sapp was largely overlooked by UT's previous coaching staff. That won't be the case this fall.
"It was kind of tough waiting on my turn," the senior said. "I know the playbook, and I feel like I could have played ever since I got here."
When Peyton Talks, Butch Listens
Jones isn't afraid to turn up the heat. Many wondered why Jones decided to have an open practice for the fans during preseason. Perhaps it was for publicity? Nope, there was another goal in mind.
"That idea was born in my office talking to [former UT quarterback] Peyton Manning," Jones said. "[NFL teams] have the luxury of preseason games…They understand how their players are going to perform in stressful situations.
"We're going to treat it like a preseason game and I want to create pressure situations. I want our offense to have to execute one-minute drill. I want our kickers to execute when there are people in the stands. I don't want us to perform the first time, August 31, against Austin Peay.
Eric Gordon
Cornerback Eric Gordon is officially off the team. Most knew that was coming. However, Jones confirmed that it's official: UT's best cover corner is gone from a secondary that was woeful last season.
New Unis?
Jones refuses to confirm nor deny when it comes to new uniforms. With a grin, he cited tradition and recruiting as reasons for either – or both.
"Well, I will tell you this: in today's world of recruiting and the age that we live in, that's something that has kind of been important to programs," Jones said. "I respect the great tradition that we have here. I think I've proven that. Everything is about our tradition, but we will continue to look and evaluate that.
"If that's best for us, we will do that. There may be something coming, but everything that we do and if we do it, will respect our traditions here at Tennessee."
That leaves one big gray area.
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Wolves get Wright and Kyrylo Fesenko, Warriors get CJ Miles, Jazz get Atkins
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