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Silicon Knights' survival horror title Eternal Darkness will have a spiritual successor, Shadow of the Eternals, with details and a crowdfunding campaign set to launch Monday. However, an internet cache for a Shadow of the Ancients crowdfunding campaign might shed more light on the project. Gearbox says the lawsuit against it and publisher Sega for falsely advertising Aliens: Colonial Marines is a "frivolous litigation." Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag lead scriptwriter Darby McDevitt tells us the game's story will be one of "immorality and repentance," and Arkane Studios' Ricardo Bare and Harvey Smith speak about their new fiction novels. Eternal Darkness spiritual sucessor teased, reveal and crowdfunding campaign launch May 6 Eternal Darkness spiritual successor will be episodic,...
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View this Today I Played as a travel journal. Join me on a journey into the darkness, where aliens move like humans and humans move like aliens. Behold the view from inside my colleague's animated face. Gasp as stray combustible barrels detonate my character's body like a water balloon full of strawberry soda. Video should help you better comprehend the flaws of Aliens: Colonial Marines. They are numerous. Some are painful, others are frustrating and a few are, intentionally or not, hilarious. If you had to choose, would you live in a world with Aliens video games or Aliens GIFs? Let me know in the comments section. And watch previous Today I Played videos here.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines launches in five days, and publisher Sega released an extended cut of the game's "Contact" cinematic trailer today to continue building anticipation for the game, a canonical sequel to the film Aliens. Sega originally released the "Contact" trailer just over a year ago. The trailer is scored to the haunting sounds of Clint Mansell's "Welcome to Lunar Industries," a piece from the soundtrack to the Duncan Jones film Moon. It takes viewers through the U.S.S. Sulaco, a spaceship, with scenes illustrating the Xenomorph infestation of the vessel and the Colonial Marines' futile attempts to fight off the creatures. Colonial Marines' score was composed by Kevin Riepl, who also did the music for the original Gears of War. Aliens: Colonial Marines, developed by...
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Aliens: Colonial Marines trailer shows off multiplayer tactics
By Megan Farokhmanesh on Jan 30, 2013 01.30.13
A new trailer for Aliens: Colonial Marines showcases the different abilities, classes and tactical choices players will be able to make during multiplayer matches. Xeno players will be able to chose from three different classes, each with their own moves. The Smoke Screen ability, for example, will allow players to conceal their position. Xenos can also spit acid as a primary mode of attack. Marines can revive fallen teammates and use a variety of weapons, ranging from flamethrowers to shotguns. You can watch the trailer above. Aliens: Colonial Marines is scheduled for a Feb. 12 release for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Windows PC, with Wii U releasing at a later date. A PC season pass for four DLC packs was revealed today.
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By Alexa Ray Corriea on Jan 24, 2013 01.24.13
The latest trailer for Gearbox Software's Aliens: Colonial Marines asks players to fight back their fear as they touch down on planet LV-426, as well as offers a few points for taking down the xenomorph enemies. "If it moves, kill it," says the trailer's marine sergeant narrator. "If it's not moving, kill it again." Check out the trailer above for a first-person look at what it's like going up against attacking aliens and the large scope of weapons available in players' arsenals. Aliens: Colonial Marines will be released on Feb. 12 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC, with a Wii U version to follow at a later date.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines video takes you inside the Alien Hive
By Samit Sarkar on Jan 10, 2013 01.10.13
Gearbox Software's Aliens: Colonial Marines takes place after the film Aliens, and publisher Sega released a new video today that shows off the state of the Alien Hive in the game — particularly, how that location is different from its appearance in Aliens. The Aliens constructed their Hive in the engineering room of the U.S.S. Solaco, a vessel players will have to explore in order to search for missing personnel. The video starts off with a piece of concept art for the Hive, and transitions into the in-game location. Aliens: Colonial Marines is set to be released Feb. 12 on Windows PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, with a Wii U launch to follow at a later date. Check out our most recent preview, which focused on the single-player campaign.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines trailer lights up LV-426 with gunfire and flames
By Samit Sarkar on Jan 02, 2013 01.02.13
Gearbox Software's Aliens: Colonial Marines launches next month, and a trailer released today by publisher Sega encourages interested parties to pre-order the shooter. The trailer intersperses shots of a dark, foreboding planetary base and the aliens crawling through the installation with brief moments of light provided by the Marines' muzzle flashes and flamethrowers. Aliens: Colonial Marines launches Feb. 19 on Windows PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, with a Wii U version to follow at a later date. For more details, check out our preview from last month.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines story trailer introduces the troops
By Dave Tach on Dec 27, 2012 12.27.12
A trailer released today for Aliens: Colonial Marines introduces the space marines allied against the Xenomorph menace in Gearbox Software's upcoming shooter. Check out the trailer above for a glimpse of the game's characters and story. For more on Aliens: Colonial Marines, be sure to check out our impressions from a recent hands-on session.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines trailer compares the Hadley's Hope colony from both game and original film
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Dec 20, 2012 12.20.12
A new trailer for Gearbox Software's Aliens: Colonial Marines was released today, comparing film concept art and in-game screenshots of Hadley's Hope, the center of action for James Cameron's first Aliens film. The story for Colonial Marines begins seventeen weeks after the events of the movie, on the Hadley's Hope colony on planet LV-426. In the video posted above, Gearbox shows how the development team strove to build the area identical to its original incarnation, faithfully recreating the game world for players to explore. Aliens: Colonial Marines is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC on Feb. 12.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines brings concept art to life with Hadley's Hope
By Emily Gera on Nov 30, 2012 11.30.12
Gearbox released a new video for the upcoming Aliens: Colonial Marines depicting the evolution of concept art to in-game environment for the title's Hadley's Hope setting. Hadley's Hope is described as a former human colony on planet LV-426 where all living inhabitants are believed to have been killed. The first-person shooter allows players to take on the role of a member of the United States Colonial Marines, as part of a search and rescue team sent to investigate the U.S.S Sulaco in an attempt to locate Ellen Ripley and fellow colonial marines. Aliens: Colonial Marines is set for release on Feb. 12, 2013, on PC, Xbox 360, Wii U and PlayStation 3.

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PS -- would like to point out I have travelled to BA before and read up a lot about what the life is like teaching there...I'm prepared for what I'm getting myself into haha Back to top nomad soulJoined: 31 Jan 2010Posts: 3858Location: Terra firma Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:10 pm Post subject: Employers really appreciate candidates who show a high level of interest in the position and job, so prepare a written list of 4-5 basic questions or prompts to ask at the end of the interview. Your questions should mostly revolve around teaching and the students. For example: 1. Describe a typical teaching day at X Language Academy. 2. What types of learning activities do the students respond well to? Which ones are not as successful? 3. What language learning challenges do the students have? Or... What are the students' language weaknesses? What are their strengths? 4. Tell me more about the curriculum. Can teachers include their own learning activities and supplementary worksheets? 5. Describe the classrooms---how they're set up and what teaching resources (e.g., white board, Smart Technology, overhead projector, desktop computer...) are in the rooms. 6. What resources (e.g., library, wifi, supplies, etc.) are available to teachers and students? 7. Do you provide mentoring for new teachers as well as opportunities for professional development? If so, please elaborate. 8. Which of my skills do you see as being the most valuable to the students? (Usually asked by experienced teachers.) 9. Tell me more about the job benefits. (Best to ask these types of questions during a second interview or after you've received an offer.) Close with: 10. Do you have any additional questions about my qualifications? (Gives the interviewer the chance to throw in a last-minute question.) 11. What is the next step in your selection process? Or... When will you be making a decision? This list is just a sample. If you do an internet search on interview questions to ask, you'll find plenty of examples. Again, whatever questions you choose, don't ask more than 5---exclusive of numbers 10 & 11 in the above list. Also, do your homework by taking time to check out the school's website for info that you can mention during your interview. For example, "I saw on your website that X Language Academy provides tutoring for students..." By the way, if asking these questions turns into a dialog between you and the interviewer, that's a good thing. Good luck! Back to top kpjfJoined: 18 Jan 2012Posts: 166 Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2014 4:19 pm Post subject: To be honest this post almost 100% put me off ever working in Argentina: http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewtopic.php?t=104855 Back to top nomad soulJoined: 31 Jan 2010Posts: 3858Location: Terra firma Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2014 11:53 pm Post subject: The OP did say he/she has been to Buenos Aires before and thoroughly researched the reality of living and working there. So... But yes, it's always best to check out the country-specific forum on this site and from other Internet sources to get a clear picture of the living/working situation versus relying on a romantic or idealistic vision. And that goes for any country. Back to top psychedelicacyJoined: 05 Oct 2013Posts: 55Location: Qatar Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 7:20 am Post subject: Prepare pre-fabricated answers to potential questions. Typical questions: Describe a lesson you've taught/observed that you considered successful. Why was it successful? Likewise, describe a lesson you've taught/observed that you considered unsuccessful. Why was it unsuccessful? Describe an occasion when you taught or observed a particular item of grammar or lexis being introduced to learners for the first time. Describe how you would approach a receptive skills lesson. What is your approach to inaccuracy (error correction)? Back to top kpjfJoined: 18 Jan 2012Posts: 166 Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 2:31 pm Post subject: nomad soul wrote: The OP did say he/she has been to Buenos Aires before and thoroughly researched the reality of living and working there. So... But yes, it's always best to check out the country-specific forum on this site and from other Internet sources to get a clear picture of the living/working situation versus relying on a romantic or idealistic vision. And that goes for any country. Oops, sorry. The "BA" instead of Buenos Aires must have got me! However, I think there's a bit of a difference between "read up a lot about what the life is like teaching there" and "thoroughly researched the reality of living and working there" - we all know some people only read what they want to read, especially when they have their heart set on a certain country. I'm not saying the OP is doing this, just saying it happens, so it's worth reading the comment in the other thread in my opinion. Back to top kclarkeJoined: 03 Jan 2014Posts: 2Location: Edmonton, Canada Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2014 6:14 pm Post subject: Thanks to everyone that offered interview advice! It looks helpful and I look forward to putting those tips into action during my interview! To those warning me against Buenos Aires....I've been to the city, I've done my research, I have friends that live there, and I have savings.....not going for the money. I do appreciate your concern though and I will report back on my experience when/if I make it back down there. Thanks. 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Paris and Adrian AGAIN :(
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Ugh, they're totally dating. After another weekend of constantly hanging out together, I kind of can't still hang onto the hope that Paris and Adrian are just attached at the hip for his documentary. And don't even get me started about that huge rock she is wearing on her ring finger. This weekend it was back to Malibu for the dynamic duo, where they agreed to pose for the paparazzi in exchange for them leaving her alone for two days (yeah right, like she even wants that). At least Vinny Chase was cute as ever on Entourage last night. Unfortunately I only scored 2/7 on Geek's Entourage Tech Quiz about Snow Job -- how well can you do?
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melymel 6 years
why deos he want to go where 10,000 guys have been b4! I'm available Adrian:) :x
EugenieOnegin 7 years
Well, It doesn't bother me as much as John Mayer and Jessica Simpson.
ladybugrenee 7 years
maybe he wants to get herpes?????
krisua 7 years
no, no!
krisua 7 years
no, no!
dirrtyhoney 7 years
lol :-)
dirrtyhoney 7 years
lol :-)
Green 7 years
well- if they are happy...I don't care as long as they stay out of my face.
lostbronte 7 years
What is up with all of Young Hollywood falling into the same clique of like, 5 lame people?
DulceSkye 7 years
Oh, who cares? They're both young, rich and famous, so why can't they enjoy each other's company? They're not breaking any laws. And as long as he uses protection, and Paris pops her Valtrex, he should be fine! LOL
Marci 7 years
I'm going with the thought that this is still all for his documentary about celebs and papparazzi. She's the perfect profile for that. But if they continue to hang out much longer, I may have to change my opinion of him! :D
gossipqueen 7 years
way to blow it idiot!! there goes your credibility Adrian!! I hope ratings for entourage drop because of Paris....then everybody would learn....wishful thinking...
gossipqueen 7 years
way to blow it idiot!! there goes your credibility Adrian!! I hope ratings for entourage drop because of Paris....then everybody would learn.... wishful thinking...
mazdinsa 7 years
Ewwwww,he is stupid.ihate ugly and talentless paris.
outofhere 7 years
Toast - the guy is toast.
outofhere 7 years
Toast - the guy is toast.
Vexedlovely 7 years
SO sad :-( ewww...
Vexedlovely 7 years
SO sad :-( ewww...
lanilovespeaches 7 years
Yuck, why would he love paris? That's gross...makes him just a tiny bit less hot in the pictures, cuz she's there too
dead_swanky 7 years
why? what? he doesn't need to do these things. he should be doing really good movies, not tv and not paris... right?
Jacqui 7 years
Why on earth would you wear those clunky winter shoes with a pretty summer dress? Not to mention it draws my eyes directly to those enormous feet. Blech.
demeter 7 years
They're both cute. Just not together.
charley 7 years
i love paris and she doesnt deserved him!
charley 7 years
i love parisand she doesnt deserved him!
charley 7 years
charley 7 years
ispyemo 7 years
i totally think its for publicity. you always see him on tmz when he is with her " oh why are you so interested in me when only she is around?" always complaining about her taking his spotlight. he is totally using her.
lhomey 7 years
Well, whether or not he's into her may be questionable, but she looks pretty smitten with him... The question is: Will she get him to go over to the Dark Side????:P
lhomey 7 years
Well, whether or not he's into her may be questionable, but she looks pretty smitten with him... The question is: Will she get him to go over to the Dark Side???? :P
trala1 7 years
Noooooooooooo. If this is him acting as Vincent Chase then I'm ok with it.
trala1 7 years
Noooooooooooo. If this is him acting as Vincent Chase then I'm ok with it.
supergurl 7 years
EWWWW! This hurts my head just looking at them together. ACK!!
lilgrasshopper 7 years
Adrian, say it ain't so!
lilgrasshopper 7 years
Adrian, say it ain't so!
truvoiceme 7 years
Katgoddess, you are right. I watched the video footage from TMZ.COM and YOUTUBE where Adrian said he was making a documentary about 'MEDIA CULTURE'. So people, it's work and just that, 'WORK' for Adrian, And Paris is THE BEST CANDIDATE that fits the bill, the dear girl is a media whore, she shines in front of cameras and that's no crime, bless her. Please don't hate on Adrian.
pink_magnetism 7 years
This is starting to look like the documentary is an excuse Adrian's using so people won't know he's dating Paris.
Dublea88 7 years
I dont think that their dating! I hope that they arent! Its just a publicity stunt! Right Adrian? .....Right?
AlliJean 7 years
I don't think they are dating either. I'm buying the documentary story for now.
vireland 7 years
I don't believe they're dating. Don't jump to conclusions POP!! :-) I'm keeping the faith.
SassAndBide 7 years
:oy: ...
SassAndBide 7 years
:oy: ...
lala21 7 years
Hey truvoiceme, While I don't think Adrian is gay either, I was talking about the guy that I live with. Sorry for the misunderstanding lol.
hollybeebo 7 years
I definitely think they're up to something. Maybe just seeing how much they can get for free between the two of them.Regardless,ICK.
hollybeebo 7 years
I definitely think they're up to something. Maybe just seeing how much they can get for free between the two of them. Regardless,ICK.
lhomey 7 years
Yeah, he's a cutie, but you couldn't pay me to go near him after he's been with the vapid Miss P.
Flowerrocksik 7 years
The answer is easy. It's clear, Adrian is not boyfriend of Melisa K., and Adrian Loves Paris, hahahaha.
tiabia 7 years
I'm hoping it is just for a documentary...but why her!?! Hell, he could have used Mischa Barton and I would have only been half as ill!!!
catattack 7 years
She is so annoying, why couldn't they have given her a longer jail sentence?
Black-Velveteen 7 years
: JAWDROP: He really needs to stop this madeness.Until then, I'm afraid I'll have to wash my clean of you, Mr. Grenier. :cry:
Black-Velveteen 7 years
: JAWDROP: He really needs to stop this madeness. Until then, I'm afraid I'll have to wash my clean of you, Mr. Grenier. :cry:
ediebaby 7 years
I swear I think Adrien is up to something.
lhomey 7 years
That Paris pose makes my stomach turn. And why is everyone so surprised that this guy is gettin' in on the easy action?! I hate to say it, but most single, hetero men would take a piece of her if they were given the opportunity. Not fun to think about, but oh so true!
PinkNC 7 years
Can't she stand / pose another way? Is that suppose to be her only sexy pose or something? That's not cute.
lucyS 7 years
Oh Adrian, you schmuck.
Kjell 7 years
mind grapes
KatGoddess 7 years
There is film footage of all of this on TMZ, so why are you guys telling a half story? He is making a documentary on the paparazzi, and there were TONS of photographers outside screaming while they were in the middle of filming, so he came out said they would pose for pictures if they would then be left alone. I don't see how him making a documentary that involves her in any way shape or form=dating. Dumb.
alillee 7 years
he's way too hot for paris
truvoiceme 7 years
Lala21, I love your conviction that Adrian is not gay, I really want to believe that too because the guy is my addiction, I love him to bits.
truvoiceme 7 years
OMG!!! This guy, the love of my life have just smashed my tender heart into pieces if he's truly dating Paris. I gave him more credit than this. Oh well, they say love is blind and you don't choose who you fall in love/lust with, I have to say in this case, it's blind, deaf and dumb. But Adrian is a guy and guys do guy thing and well Paris is a pretty girl even if she is a skank, skanks need love/sex too. All in all I am thrilled that Adrian is openly dating a female (that is if it's true)even if the said female is Paris, better her than Adrian being gay, which for me the jury is still out. I won't believe they are dating until I see intimate pics of them kissing, hugging or holding hands. I still love him though, he is still my man and whatever/whomever makes him happy, I'm happy too. People give Paris a chance.
ishop2much 7 years
Wtf? When did my husband leave me for Paris????
dmblauren 7 years
i think he's doing it for his documentary. to show how being photographed with somebody leads to all sorts of rumors.
JennaV 7 years
He dumped his model girlfriend for THIS?
lala21 7 years
Just because someone is seen together for a week doesn't mean they're dating. I used to hang out with my best friend everyday and he now shares a room with me and we're not dating and NO he is not gay. I think its crazy that just b'c someone is photographed together a few times you make it out to be that they are for sure dating, its ridiculous.
sugarbecky 7 years
That first picture of her is weird.
staceyleeroberts 7 years
There goes another one . . . what is wrong with these guys? We do they even let themselves be photographed with the Paris/Linds, etc.? It's not like he needs more press, he was doing just fine on his own. If his excuse is that he's filming a doc. on papz why is he with her so much without his own film crew? Vinny is no longer in my top 5!
MiyabiNa 7 years
I think I'm going to cry. I actually LIKED Adrian..he seemed so down to earth...and Entourage is the best.. but now....? to ruin his career parading around with PARIS?!?! bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhh she is NOT worth his reputation OR image. I hope he wises up before she uses him drops him like she does with all her guys...
KACIEJPC 7 years
I thought he was dating the sports illustrated model?
xopv 7 years
I expected more from him..
longhorn 7 years
Blech! Disappointed in Vinnie Chase!
lisjaka 7 years
I blame Kevin Connolly.
lisjaka 7 years
I blame Kevin Connolly.
tiabia 7 years
jenintx, definitely damaged since being with Paris!!! Even if it is for a documentary, they've been showing up practically arm-in-arm!!! Hilton is the type you want to stand away from, NOT close too. He must have a thing for Valtrex!!!
Liss1 7 years
Why, Vinnie Chase, why?
KrisSugar 7 years
I'm going to think positive on this one, and think maybe it's not him lowering his standards, but maybe she's raising hers. maybe she is actually trying to be a better person and he's the first cool guy to notice it. who knows, who cares.
lilflowa 7 years
news is sloooowwwwwww today........
jenintx 7 years
is he damaged goods b/c of paris or was he damaged goods before and i just missed the scoop? his stock is plummeting further and further with every picture taken of them. i may have to remove him from the 'celebs i like' feature on here. i'll wait til it's confirmed, though, before i take such drastic measures :)
pinkprincess1101 7 years
im with you lilflowa obviously some of these people want a disease to be wanting to hang aroundher
lilflowa 7 years
ya dont care much really........
lemuse20 7 years
Btw, what's with her see-through top? Less makeup, but also less clothes. She's definitely trying hard!
mwmsjuly19 7 years
oh_its_me 7 years
publicity whor3s!
tiabia 7 years
You've got to be kidding me...well, he's pretty much damaged goods!!! I see she's lowered her "Greek-shipping Heir" standards...as long as the guy looks like he's from Crete, it's all Greek to her...BOOOOOOO!!!!
MissBardot 7 years
SugarSnap 7 years
What's with the bird sh!t coming out of Paris's mouth in the one pic! AHAHHAAHH How appropriate!
cravinsugar 7 years
I don't agree that they are dating. But even if they are who cares. I am glad she is doing well, and seems to be, however slowly, doing what she said she would do eventually once out of jail, and also...yay for him for taking the time to get to know her, instead of judging form the outside like all of us do.
theboyslover 7 years
I love paris.
Scarlet 7 years
Oh God, another corrupted, strapping young man. Quite an achievement, Parasite.
inadee 7 years
she is horrible... just HORRIBLE! GO AWAY PARIS!!!!!
Novaraen 7 years
Barf. No seriously....what is up with these two?
tati33 7 years
i just don't care :P
lemuse20 7 years
I better put this pen down before I gauge my eye out from disgust. Maybe he is secretly mocking her or something. Sigh. I'm starting to like him less and less!
LuciLu 7 years
ugh, he is getting less cute by the minute with this one... argh
texgirl 7 years
this really really makes me sad! he's way too good looking for her and i thought he was a relatively stand up kind of guy .... obviously i was wrong. such a shame.
barjar1122 7 years
ewwwww, yuck, puke, bleh.....she is so fugly. she is probably only using him for a guest appearance on his show.
Ginger 7 years
Yuck. Stop already Adrian. I'm just going to block this out until it's passed.
hotstuff 7 years
Has he NO dignity!
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A wild route and this photo is awesome!
It appears that Chuck Mackey has digitally improvised a perfect sky behind the climber. No ?
No, The sky is just as it was. All the Photoshop work I did was to control the extreme contrast. I scanned the slide once for the sky and once for the climber. Then combined the two. I think the unreal look of the photo matches the name of the climb. :)
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- Sort of a Cowl...but not! Review by Pamela Trader
This was an enjoyable and different project for me. To get the full idea of what this pattern makes, think of the "hood" portion of the picture as a cowl that's long enough to drape down the back of the head, with a scarf attached at the bottom back. While I was making this I had no idea what I was making - I thought it was going to make up into more of a hood. Once I figured it out, though, it made sense and a lovely piece.
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Bredesen To Ramsey: Be More Senate Speaker, Less a Candidate
By Erik Schelzig
Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen wants Republican Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey to worry more about his legislative priorities than his political aspirations.
"For the next month or so while the Legislature's here, I need a little more Ron Ramsey the speaker than Ron Ramsey the gubernatorial candidate," Bredesen told reporters after a prayer breakfast on Tuesday.
Ramsey, a Blountville auctioneer, is among three Republicans seeking to succeed the term-limited governor. He has spoken out against Bredesen's plan to lift the state's sales tax cap on big ticket items to bridge an $85 million budget gap.
"I certainly understand if you're running for governor you want to take positions," Bredesen said. "At the same time, if you're a sitting official with the state, I think he needs to engage with this issue."
Ramsey has said Republicans are working to craft their alternative to Bredesen's revenue measures by the end of this week. A Ramsey campaign spokeswoman didn't immediately return a message seeking comment.
The state currently limits sales taxes to the first $3,200 of purchases. Bredesen wants to remove that cap to allow the state to collect sales taxes on the full purchase price. The cap would remain for vehicles, boats and homes.
The state's sales tax cap doesn't apply to local sales taxes collected by cities and counties.
Ramsey has argued that lifting the sales tax cap would hurt struggling small businesses looking to buy equipment like backhoes, computers or office furniture.
Spokesman Lance Frizzell said in an e-mailed statement that Ramsey is dedicated to running Tennessee in a "fiscally conservative manner and hopes the Democratic administration will join him in doing that."
"If not, Gov. Bredesen is always welcome to veto the budget and argue to the people of the state as to why our small businesses need to be paying more in taxes when they should be growing jobs," Frizzell said.
Fellow Republican gubernatorial candidates Bill Haslam and Zach Wamp have also voiced opposition to the tax plan.
Bredesen has warned that if lawmakers reject his proposal, it may require a 5 percent salary cut for all state employees to make up the difference.
The Tennessee State Employees Association issued a statement late last week to announce it was "adamantly opposed to such a cruel and vicious pay cut and believes the governor's tax plan offers a far superior option."
The governor noted that the state has already pared back some department's spending by 20 percent over the last couple years, and that additional reductions are "very deep and difficult."
"I'd like to waive the last little bit of them with what I think are some reasonable revenue measures," he said.
Bredesen didn't rule out the possibility that he may agree with the alternative proposal put forth by Senate Republicans.
"I've gotten along well with (Ramsey) over the years, and we've worked some things out together," he said. "I think in the end we'll get this worked out."
For more, see Jeff Woods' bloc quotes of Bredesen's Q&A with reporters (and of course commentary).


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|2010, 5th round, 24th pick by Cardinals
Bengals would be foolish not to trade Palmer
The Bengals have a chance to start building for the future now, but to begin the process, they must come to grips with trading Carson Palmer.
More coaching additions for Bengals
Michael Vick's former position coach takes a new job with the Bengals.
AFC North 2010 season-in-review team reports
Troy Polamalu was a big-play maker for the Steelers' No. 2-ranked defense, and his strong play helped Pittsburgh reach the Super Bowl for the third time in six years.
Falcons add Bratkowski to staff
The Falcons hired former Bengals offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski to be the team's new quarterbacks coach, replacing Bill Musgrave.
Reports: Jaguars to hire Sheppard as QB coach
The Jaguars will hire Bengals WR coach Mike Sheppard as their QB coach, the NFL Network, The Cincinnati Enquirer and The Florida Times-Union reported Saturday.
Bengals sign CB Pender
Former Colts CB David Pender has been signed by the Bengals.
Report: Cards hire Cioffi as assistant DB coach
The Cardinals have hired former Bengals assistant Louie Cioffi as an assistant secondary coach, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Bengals hire Jay Gruden as offensive coordinator
The Bengals have hired Jay Gruden as the team's new offensive coordinator. Gruden replaces Bob Bratkowski, who was fired on Monday.
Bengals fire offensive coordinator
The Bengals have fired offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski, who had been in that position since 2001.
Bigger role for Dunlap comes with greater expectations
Bengals DE Carlos Dunlap is in line for a bigger role next season, and DL coach Jay Hayes wants to see how he'll handle the increased responsibility.
Bills', Bengals' staffs get early edge
Chan Gailey and Marvin Lewis and their staffs might have a lot more work to do this week than some of the other NFL teams, but they also get a head start on scouting the best seniors.
Bengals owner Brown says Palmer trade not happening
Bengals owner Mike Brown says he's not willing to trade QB Carson Palmer despite a report that Palmer may retire if he's not dealt.
Report: Palmer wants out of Cincinnati
QB Carson Palmer will demand a trade from the Bengals, and is willing to "play the retirement card," according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
Could Ochocinco land in Oakland?
A reunion in Oakland between Bengals WR Chad Ochocinco and new Raiders head coach Hue Jackson isn't far-fetched, according to AFC West Whispers.
Bengals' offensive philosophy among issues to watch
The direction and composition of the Bengals' offense are questions that have yet to be answered.
The Bengals have acquired quarterback John Skelton off waivers from Arizona to compete for the job backing up Andy Dalton.||||||| Skelton was a fifth-round pick from Fordham in 2010 who started 17 games in three seasons, including six last year. He has completed 53 percent of his passes for 3,707 yards with 15 touchdowns and 25 interceptions.
The Arizona Cardinals have released quarterback John Skelton, who started 17 games for the team over the past three seasons. The move on Monday came amid reports the team was trying to work out a trade to bring quarterback Carson Palmer from Oakland.||||||| Skelton beat out Kevin Kolb for the starting job under then-coach Ken Whisenhunt in training camp last season. He was hurt in the opener and Kolb took over.
Skelton didn't do any favors for himself while getting the start on Sunday, going 11 of 22 for 74 yards with four interceptions and a lost fumble before being replaced by Ryan Lindley.||||||| Lindley didn't fare much better in the embarrassing 58-0 defeat, going 8 of 17 for 59 yards and losing a fumble of his own.
Skelton will be back at starting quarterback when the Cardinals play the Seahawks Sunday in Seattle. Coach Ken Whisenhunt says his decision to replace rookie Ryan Lindley was based on several factors, including the environment the Cardinals will face in Seattle, where the crowd is among the loudest in the NFL and the conditions are likely to be cold and wet.||||||| Skelton says he is taking nothing for granted and just wants to complete more passes than he did when he was benched in favor of Lindley three games ago. Lindley says he understands the decision. Whisenhunt refused to replace Lindley with Skelton despite the Cardinals' woeful offensive performance in a 7-6 road loss to the New York Jets last Sunday. Arizona has lost eight in a row.
Skelton threw for 306 yards with a TD and an INT in Sunday's 31-17 loss to Green Bay.||||||| Skelton has increased his yardage total in each of his starts this season.


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The beginning portion of what we consider the first month of pregnancy is actually your period until you ovulate. You are not actually pregnant during this time frame, but knowing the first day of your last normal period (LMP) we are able to more accurately calculate your due date.
Conception usually occurs within 24 hours of ovulation, about 14 days before the start of your next period. The egg and the sperm meet in the outer third of the Fallopian tube and travel over the course of the next seven to ten days, down the tube to the uterus. Once in the uterus, the fertilized egg will implant into the fluffy, nutrient rich lining of the uterus. Immediately chemical signals are sent to your body that pregnancy has occurred. Ovulation will halt. Your period will not come.
Your baby is called a blastocyst as it implants. The baby measures about 0.1-0.2 mm. At the end of the fourth week of pregnancy, the chorionic villi are formed. The yolk sac is helping to sustain the pregnancy until the placenta is fully formed. You might even begin to suspect you're pregnant.
Finding out you're pregnant may leave you feeling a little shaken. Even when mom's plan for pregnancy, the realization that it worked is often overwhelming. Some mothers choose not to tell anyone for a little bit of time. They keep the information to just themselves and their partners. Others choose to tell a far and wide group of friends and family, usually for support. Only you can decide what is right for you.


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Case study: Rural Ireland goes global
15 Jul 2013
Schools in County Offaly, Ireland, have implemented solutions from LifeSize to share data, expand their offerings across different establishments and even launch a project with an American school.
The Offaly Vocational Educational Committee (VEC) has used the video conferencing system to introduce two initiatives, called "Beyond the Walls" and "Beyond the Seas". Using "Beyond the Walls" teachers from one school who specialize in a particular area can share their time with other schools in the county, while "Beyond the seas" has resulted in a hook-up with partners in Georgia, USA.
Edward McEvoy, CEO of Offaly VEC, explained to UC Insight that video conferencing seemed obvious to him because of the discussions with Georgia Tech about science projects. "In a previous existence I was a language teacher and I could see the real benefits of video for language learning, live interaction between students in different countries," he says. Lifesize appealed because of price but also the technical support of the people in the business, which is a Logitech subsidiary. "We've had a great success with the initiative and that's been largely because of the support LifeSize has offered." He doesn't just mean technical support; LifeSize is international and it was one of the company's representatives that made a link between the school and a German counterpart.
Sharing teaching expertise is one thing: probably the most exciting element of the initiative, though, is the link-up with the USA in the form of Georgia Tech. "One of our schools did a combined ecology project. The school in Ireland was based in a bog area and the one in Georgia was in a swamp area and they did a comparative ecology project, where the students compared findings." They found a lot of commonality between the environments in spite of the climatic differences (the chief distinction was that the swamps had more predators than the bog); staff noted also that the students were possibly even more interested to find out what it was like being a teenager in another country as the academic stuff (speaking as a dad, your editor could have told them that before they'd set up their first camera). "We found that the students on both sides were on the same page and the same level in terms of their science learning, so we were proud of that," says McEvoy.
There will be a lot of follow-ups; when term starts again in September there are plans for a video link with a French school, and there are plans to link with an Australian establishment if possible, as well as student and teacher exchanges to extend collaboration beyond technology; meanwhile a joint robotics project will follow the natural sciences study.


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Hearty Roasted Vegetable Lasagna
- 1 tub (475 g) Tre Stelle Light Ricotta
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) fresh basil, chiffonade, plus leaves for garnish
- 3 oz (85 g) sun-dried tomatoes (about 20)
- 1 jar (300 mL) roasted red peppers, drained
- 1 can (398 mL) PC Black Label French Onion & Cider Soup
- 2 zucchini
- 1 eggplant
- 1 sweet potato, peeled
- 6 portobello mushrooms
- 1 tsp (5 mL) salt
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) shredded part-skim mozzarella
1. In medium bowl, combine ricotta and basil; set aside.
2. In separate bowl, soak tomatoes with 1 cup/250 mL boiling water for 30 minutes. Remove tomatoes; discard liquid. In blender, pulse tomatoes with peppers and soup into a thick sauce.
3. Meanwhile, thinly slice zucchini, eggplant and potato lengthwise into 1/8-inch/3 mm pieces using a mandoline or knife. Remove gills of mushrooms with a spoon and discard; slice mushrooms into 1/2-inch/1 cm pieces. Spritz 3 or 4 rimmed baking sheets with cooking spray and arrange vegetable slices in single layer; lightly sprinkle with salt and spritz with cooking spray.
4. Bake on top and bottom racks of 425°F/220°C oven for 15 minutes, rotating baking sheets halfway through. Let cool enough to handle.
5. Spread 1/2 cup/125 mL of the tomato sauce in an 11 x 9-inch/28 x 23 cm baking dish; lay zucchini evenly and top with 1/2 cup/125 mL of the sauce. Continue with eggplant slices, 1/2 cup/125 mL of the sauce, ricotta cheese mixture, 1/2 cup/125 mL of the sauce, sweet potato slices, 1/2 cup/125 mL of the sauce, mushrooms and the remaining sauce.
6. Bake uncovered in 400°F/200°C oven for 30 minutes, sprinkle with mozzarella, then bake for 15 more minutes.
7. Let sit for 15 minutes; garnish with basil leaves before serving.


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John McCain is probably the most successfully oversold brand in politics.
The only advantage Dems are gaining on McCain now is that Obama is now sucking some of McCain's oxygen out of the media's adoring elite.
John McCain is probably the most successfully oversold brand in politics.
The only advantage Dems are gaining on McCain now is that Obama is now sucking some of McCain's oxygen out of the media's adoring elite.
I'm just curious, because he's toward the older end of the normal age range for a first cardiovascular episode. Plus, frankly, if politicians can hide a stroke (I still think Bush had one in 2004) they do.
Simon really lets one slide past with this:
One of the first acts of the revolutionary Iranian government was to end up in a war with Iraq, a war that lasted 8 years and cost more than a one million lives.
What an absolute chickenshit way to mis-state history. Gutless.
The Iraqis started the damned war. No question. Iraq laid claim to part of Iran. Iraq was the first to send forces across the border.
Tell Simon to get his goddamned history right before he goes off trying to fan the flames.
The truth is, on a larger historical scale, there is little reason to believe that an engaged Iran would not be a fairly peaceful and reasonable actor on the international stage.
Iran is culturally an isolationist country. Their economy is teetering with rampant unemployment. They depend entirely on the continued flow of oil to provide the buttresses to a weak economy.
Persians are seen as ethnically separate from Arabs, and many Arab Shi'ites don't particularly like their meddling.
The only way this scenario plays out is if we -- as we have done in the past -- force this scenario on Iran.
Hate to say so, but very little of this is well-thought out or purposeful.
Perhaps we should do like other countries and elect a leftist economist.
We tend to frame presidents very poorly in hindsight.
Nixon was a very important president on the larger historic scale. Aligning the US with China laid the groundwork for the destruction of the Soviet Union by isolating the Soviet Union as just another incarnation of imperial Russia.
He was also the last Republican who wasn't batshit crazy against social programs. On the other hand, he was batshit crazy.
Lincoln was an awful president. Count against him every soldier who had to die because Lincoln played musical chairs with the officer corps for four years. And not only did he piss around freeing the blacks, but somehow Lyndon Johnson ended up having to do it again 100 years later.
FDR is hard to gauge in seriousness because the crisis he faced required one and only one response. To the extent he exercised will to move the government into the economy, will that Hoover lacked, FDR deserves credit.
Sorry... I'm not a big fan of historical symbols because few if any of them compared in their lifetimes to what we make them into.
Look no further than Reagan. Reagan largely reaped the rewards of Nixon's repositioning of America in the Great Game. Yet, who gets the credit?
In truth, conservative economic policies dominant globally during the 1980s almost triggered a second Great Depression. Yet, somehow, Reagan is remembered as a great because a group of Republicans built him up as a partisan symbol they had lacked since they abandoned Lincoln to the wolves.
We should tread carefully before applying these symbols to current candidates because our mileage may vary from the factory tested mileage we think these comparison are.
My problem with Obama is he looks very hollow. This is a man who is going to have to do a lot in the next couple years for me to take him seriously.
You are aware that the majority of serious efforts to analyze Lincoln's presidency conclude he was one of the worst presidents ever, right?
His handling of the Army of the Potomac, coupled with ridiculous micromanaging likely extended the war at least two years longer than it should have been.
Also, Lincoln offered up the lives of black slaves for three years trying to buy the South off into returning to the Union.
Lincoln was grossly incompetent and a terrible president by any measure.
There are a lot of people who should never be president who meet those criteria. Hell, Bush does.
The truth is, whoever had the misfortune of leading post-Vietnam America was screwed.
The Republicans knew this and that's why they threw Gerald Ford to the wolves in '76.
When you compound post-Vietnam with the Iranian Revolution, rampant inflation and Soviet aggression, it is hard to see how anyone could have done any better than Carter.
That's assuming the Bushies don't somehow trigger an insurgency.
I don't think he is going to run. Which is too bad, because he is a miles better man now than he was in 2000. Few people have gained more in defeat than Al Gore.
One term in the Senate just isn't enough. Edwards is likeable, but if he really wants to sell me, he needs to run for governor or some other office that would build his qualifications.
Obama - inexperienced.
Hillary - Bush-Clinton-Bush-Clinton is frighteningly similar to a dual-monarchy. Also, she was wrong on the damned war.
Edwards - see Obama. America had its chance to buy a puppy in 2004.
Clark - can't speak against, but not jumping up and down as relevant right now.
Biden - HAH!
Bayh - war.
Kerry - war + incapable of speaking in public.
Right now, the only apparent candidates that I would even waste my time going to the polls in spring 2008 for are Richardson and maybe Vilsack.
First off, because we need someone with experience as a governor. It is the only job that vaguely resembles being president. All these Senators need to just pack their bags and go home.
Secondly, because Richardson is the only candidate right now who doesn't make me want to either gag (Biden, Hillary) or sit there and wonder whether they're a joke (Obama, Edwards).
Third -- anyone who supported the war is off the table. No debate, no question.
Right now, I'd give my right arm to see Gore or Dean find their way into the field. Especially if Gore shows he can keep the distinct voice he has gained since losing in 2000.
Dean's young enough that I suspect he is committing himself to fixing the Democratic Party before even joking about ever running for President again. Truth be told, it ain't a bad idea.
That said, 2008 is shaping up to be an ugly pig contest, which bodes well for Bloomberg.
With Dean as the DNC chair the unofficial policy has become "shut up about guns".
The truth, the gun issue has always been a distraction from addressing the core cause of violence -- the social destruction caused by a society that seems to encourage poverty as necessary to a capitalist system.
The gun just happens to be the weapon of choice for that social destruction.
More on your point, sure, let's run Jim Webb. Why not?
The opposed the war vociferously long before it was even fought. In 2008, that's going to carry a lot of credibility.
And if Obama can be considered a serious candidate without fulfilling his Senate, why not Webb?
Gotta agree here. While I admit I would have voted McCain in 2000, six years later, McCain is clearly a well-executed fraud.
Like most so-called mavericks and centrists.


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PEORIA, Ill. -- The Secret Service has taken possession of hundreds of dollars of counterfeit $20 bills that were discovered at Big Al's, 400 SW Jefferson Ave.
Authorities responded to the scene at approximately 1 a.m. Monday after a customer realized money he had exchanged with another person were counterfeit.
Additional fake $20 bills were found in the register, with another customer, in a deposit bag and with one of the strip club's dancers.
A witness told police that they believed the suspects purchased the counterfeit from a group of Hispanic men in the North Valley.
Authorities say there are five ways to spot phoney money. From the portrait to the border, and the even lining of the serial numbers. Click on the following link to learn how to spot the tell signs ( http://www.secretservice.gov/money_detect.shtml )


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|ITU announces schedule for 2012 ITU Triathlon World Championship Series
At its 24th annual Congress, the International Triathlon Union (ITU) today unveiled the dates and host cities for the 2012 ITU Triathlon World Championship Series. Wrapped around the London 2012 Olympic Games, the world's top triathletes will battle for the ITU World Championship titles in an 8-city global series staged on four continents, including a stop in triathlon's birthplace - San Diego, California, USA.
2012 ITU Triathlon World Championship Series:
April 14-15: Sydney, Australia
May 12-13: San Diego, USA
May 26-27: Madrid, Spain (final event in Olympic qualifying)
June 23-24: Kitzbühel, Austria
July 21-22: Hamburg, Germany
August 25-26: Lausanne, Switzerland (includes ITU Team Triathlon World Championships)
September (exact weekend TBC): Yokohama, Japan
Grand Final – October 20-22: Auckland, New Zealand
All elite women's and men's races will be broadcast live to an international audience and streamed online live. In 2011, the series was broadcast in more than 160 countries.
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Banned Books Week is only once a year but that doesn't mean you don't have to continue educating yourself on the censorship issues of books in America! I stand by my belief that we should all have the freedom to make a decision of what to read and what not to read for ourselves. My decision of what I want to read should be left up to me and not someone else due to their shortsighted, worried, racist or offended opinion. Just the same as I should not be able to force them to read something they do not want to- they should not try and control what books I place in my hands and suck into my mind. This is an argument that we should have the freedom to choose what we read and to have it not be controlled by others.
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Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst told police in a Dallas suburb that his niece's jailing was the kind of thing that gives law enforcement a bad name, but whether he was being a caring relative or misusing his authority became the main question Thursday in his re-election bid.
The Dewhurst campaign did not respond to a request for a comment or say whether the lieutenant governor made other calls on the night of the arrest, but spokesman Travis Considine denied Dewhurst acted improperly.
"David acted as a concerned family member in an attempt to acquire information on how to post bail for his niece while reiterating multiple times in the full conversation that law enforcement follow their normal protocols and procedures," Considine said Wednesday night.
But the recorded call, first reported by KXAS-TV of Fort Worth and Dallas, drew criticism from the Texas Democratic Party and Dewhurst's top Republican rivals, state Sen. Dan Patrick of Houston and Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples.
"His call to police shows a clear attempt to use his political position for influence, intimidation and preferential treatment," Gilberto Hinojosa, chairman of the Texas Democratic Party, said in a statement.
Patrick, who has announced that he will challenge Dewhurst in next year's GOP primary, called Dewhurst's call a "blatant abuse of power." Staples, who is also running for lieutenant governor, said Dewhurst was trying to throw his weight around.
Allen police arrested Ellen Bevers, the wife of Dewhurst's nephew, at a Kroger grocery store Aug. 3 after she allegedly failed to scan a bag of groceries at a self-checkout counter. Dewhurst that night called Allen police, identified himself as the lieutenant governor and asked to speak to "the senior officer who is there at your department. Right now."
He added, "You have incarcerated my sister-in-law and I want to talk to either he or she about Ellen Bevers." The dispatcher connected the call to Sgt. Jonathan Maness, whom Dewhurst told that he thought Bevers had been "arrested on a mistaken charge."
"I need to know from you what I need to do to arrange for getting her out of jail this evening," he said. "And you can proceed with whatever you think is proper."
Dewhurst described the woman as "the sweetest woman in the world."
"Sergeant, you don't know me, but every year I'm the No. 1 pick of all the law enforcement agencies within Texas. I'm the No. 1 pick, and I want you to do whatever is the proper thing," he said. "You don't know it, but I am a supporter of you, and I am a supporter of everyone in law enforcement and I want you to do whatever is the proper thing for this lady, who I know in my heart, was not involved in the intentional walking out and stealing $57."
To verify his identity, Dewhurst offered to have Steve McCraw, director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, call the sergeant. Agency spokesman Tom Vinger said Dewhurst did not call McCraw, nor did McCraw call the Allen police.
Maness told Dewhurst that because of the charge, Allen police had to transfer Bevers to the Collin County jail for arraignment. Dewhurst said "this is ridiculous" and asked for cellphone numbers for a judge and the sheriff; he did not get them.
"So you are telling me in Allen, there is nothing you can do. You are going to transfer her over to Collin County regardless?" Dewhurst asked. When Maness said yes, the lieutenant governor asked for the name and cellphone number of his supervisor.
Maness only provided the number for the Collin County jail.
"I appreciate law enforcement, but this is one of those situations where I just hate to see, well, this is just the circumstances give it a bad name," Dewhurst added near the end of the 12-minute call. "I intend to jump into this and see what can be done to prevent this very nice lady through a miscarriage of justice."
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PASCAGOULA, Miss. (AP) — No member of the Pascagoula defense is in the opponent's offensive backfield more often than junior defensive end Caleb Caston.
At 6-foot-2, 215 pounds, Caston is one of the best defensive players on the coast and always a threat to rush the passer.
He was at his best last week when the Panthers (9-2) crushed West Jones, 38-6, with 38 unanswered points to close out the contest. In the game, Caston led Pascagoula with a career-high 13 tackles.
"It was probably one of the best games I've had throughout my career," Caston said.
While Caston has developed a strong reputation as a pass rusher, it was his play against the run during last week's game that most impressed Pascagoula head coach Lewis Sims.
"The 13 tackles against West Jones last week says a lot about what kind of a character he is," Sims said. "Against a running team, he was able to squeeze down against the run and play his responsibility. He's strong enough to wrap up and make a tackle on the running back."
At 7 p.m. on Friday at War Memorial Stadium in Pascagoula, it will be up to Caston and the rest of the Panthers' defense to hold its own in a second-round playoff game against the best running team in the state, No. 1 Picayune (11-0).
On Oct. 4, Picayune rolled over Pascagoula, 49-10, with 423 yards on the ground.
"It is kind of motivation to get payback and all," Caston said. "We all just have to read our keys and make sure the quarterback doesn't have the ball."
Sims is asking for much more out of his team this week headed into the Picayune contest.
"We've got to play a lot better, offensively and defensively. "You have to know what you're getting when you play a Picayune team. They will play hard for four quarters. Brookhaven found that out last week. They had a two-touchdown lead in the third quarter (and lost 69-42). They have the ability score and score quickly."
Caston already has the attention of schools like Ole Miss, Louisiana Tech and Louisiana-Lafayette, but a strong performance Friday night could help his case as one of the best defensive players in the state headed into his senior campaign.
Away from the field, Caston has many of the traits that colleges look for in a potential scholarship player.
"He's just an all-around good kid," Sims said. "He's very bright, picks up on schemes and understands what we're trying to do. He's a very physical player. He works out as hard as anybody we have. He's just an all-around good student in classroom.
"He's vital to our success because he's able to go out there and do some things. He frees us up in our defensive scheme because of his ability to rush the passer."
Caston, who will be a starter in the frontcourt for the Pascagoula basketball team when football season is complete, has six sacks so far this season.
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"He uses his hands very well," Sims said. "He's very quick off the ball and he's able to put himself in position to get to the quarterback with the use of his hands."


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VETERAN politician Marie Rimmer has today been selected as the Labour candidate to contest the next general election in St Helens South and Whiston.
It follows a vote by nearly 200 party members this afternoon in Thatto Heath.
Shaun Woodward, the constituency's MP since 2001, announced last year he would not be standing in 2015.
Labour's national executive decided earlier this year that the candidate would be selected from an all woman shortlist.
Following meetings held by local Labour Party members, former council leader Marie Rimmer, London-based councillor Catherine McDonald and June Hitchen, a councillor in Manchester, were selected for a final ballot, which took place today.
Rimmer, 67, was ousted as council leader last year in a move that looked to have signalled the beginning of the end of her long political career in St Helens.
But the selection means she would become the first woman MP in the town's history if elected by St Helens voters.
In a statement she said: "I am incredibly proud to have been selected to succeed Shaun Woodward, I want to thank all the members who have put their faith and trust in me. I will not let them down.
"I have lived and worked in St Helens all my life and cannot wait to get to Westminster to take on these Tories who are causing so much misery for residents across this constituency.
"I make this promise to the people of St Helens, Whiston and Prescot, I will be a highly visible candidate who will campaign and fight for every vote."
Shaun Woodward, who was controversially parachuted in St Helens South in 2001, added: "This is a great result for St Helens South and Whiston.
"I am certain that this is the best outcome for the town, in what was a hugely sought after seat and in a hard fought selection contest.
"The outcome of today's final selection round is absolutely brilliant for St Helens.
"Marie is a true fighter, with strong values and a great sense of compassion. We can be certain that with Marie, the town will have a great and serious champion.
"This is also a wonderful personal result for Marie; I couldn't be more pleased for her. All round, it's a very good day for St Helens."


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Hi friends. I know that this is first and foremost a sports blog, but it is also a blog for those who love Syracuse University and our Orange community. As most of you know, today's news of the death of Moammar Gadhafi and the imminent end of his regime offers some level of closure to perhaps the saddest, most tragic event to impact our University. The Gadhafi regime's Dec 21, 1988 killing of 270 people on Pan Am 103 and in Lockerbie, Scotland included 35 of our fellow students. I was a Freshman at that time and while I never knew any of the victims, I still have a real sense of loss for those friends I never had a chance to meet.
Just wanted to offer that my thoughts are with the families and friends of those we lost on that day.
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