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Ok guys, sorry to put up another question on this cartridge but, i have a 10 inch MGM tube, leupold base and rings, and Burris 2x scope headed my way. I scored a thousand small rifle bench rest primers today, but have no other components. Powders on hand are alliant Unique and Hodgdon longshot, which arnt right. Just currious as to if one certain powder works particularly well.
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Minnesota basketball coach Tubby Smith has agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension that will keep him with the Golden Gophers through the 2016-17 season.
Terms of the deal weren't immediately available. Smith had two years remaining on his original contract, which was for seven years and approximately $1.8 million annually.
"Tubby took over our program at a difficult time and quickly got it headed back in the right direction, both athletically and academically," Minnesota athletic director Norwood Teague said in a statement. "Since then, Gopher basketball has continued to make strides under his leadership with four postseason appearances, including last year's exciting run to the NIT title game. I look forward to working with Coach Smith into the future to help lift Gopher basketball to even greater heights."
Expectations were high when Smith took over the program - still recovering from probation after a 1999 academic fraud scandal - in 2007. Since then he has led Minnesota to just two NCAA Tournament appearances, zero NCAA Tournament victories and a disappointing 38-52 mark in Big Ten play.
"I believe that we can get the job done here," Smith said in a statement. "The commitment from the university is there to continue to grow the program, and I am looking forward to being a part of that."
Minnesota finished 6-12 in Big Ten play last season and missed the NCAA Tournament for a second consecutive year. They did, however, make a run to the NIT championship game and finished the season with 23 wins, the most of any Gopher team in 22 years.
For more on this story, be sure to visit The Daily Gopher and SB Nation Minnesota

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Being human -- nobody ever said it was easy. For vampire Aidan, ghost Sally and werewolf Josh, it might just be impossible.
Syfy's hit drama starring Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally and Sam Huntington as Josh, returns for its long-awaited third season on January 14 (9-10 p.m. ET). Kristen Hager - now a series regular -- also stars as Nora, Josh's werewolf girlfriend.
The new season of "Being Human" picks up 15 months after the events of last season's riveting finale which ended with Aidan being buried alive as punishment from vampire leader Mother, Sally, lost in a state of limbo, and Josh's plot to kill Ray, his werewolf "maker" -- which instead endangered Nora.
The third season features a stellar lineup of new and returning guest stars, including: Mark Pellegrino ("Lost," NBC's "Revolution") as Aidan's vampire mentor Bishop; Amy Aquino ("Harry's Law," "ER") as Donna, a witch whose Supernatural spells are sought out to help find Sally; Xander Berkeley ("Nikita," "24") as Liam, father of purebred werewolf twins who is intent on locating his missing childrena Bobby Campo ("Final Destination") as Max, a young mortician who develops a connection with Sally; and Kyle Schmid ("Copper," "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants") returning as Aidan's vampire protégé and "son," Henry.
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Wednesday, Apr 13, 2005
Derivatives Markets
Columns - On the hedge
Outlook positive for HCL Tech, negative for HPCL
B. Venkatesh
Chennai , April 12
THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the derivatives segment on the NSE:
HPCL: The April futures contract closed at 322.50. The outlook may turn negative if it trades below 317. The downside target range is 307-305.
Sell April futures after it trades below 317. Initiate the position with a protective stop at 326. Trail the stop to control the upside risk. The margin on the futures position is approximately 17 per cent of the contract value. The minimum order size is 650 units. The open interest position as a percentage of the market-wide limit is about 15 per cent.
Traders can alternatively construct a bear call spread. This position can be initiated with short April 320 calls and long April 340 calls. The spread can be set up for eight credit points. If the underlying reaches the target range within five trading days, the spread will payoff a net of 5-6 points. Note that the spread carries negative convexity. It is best to close the position if the stock moves above Rs 325.
HCL Tech: The April futures contract closed at 373. The outlook appears positive. The upside target is 385. Buy April futures. Initiate the position with a protective stop at 361. Trail the stop to control the downside risk. The margin on the futures position is approximately 17 per cent of the contract value. The minimum order size is 650 units. The open interest position as a percentage of the market-wide limit is about 10 per cent. No alternative strategies are available, as options on the stock are not actively traded.
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How Rude: Handling Unwanted Pregnancy Comments
"Sure you're not having twins?"
We all know it's impolite to comment on another person's size, yet propriety falls by the wayside when a baby's the reason for the weight gain. That's unfortunate, says Stacy Tessler Lindau, MD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Chicago, because surging pregnancy hormones may make moms-to-be more emotionally vulnerable to insensitive remarks. "Even though pregnancy weight is temporary, some pregnant women struggle with body-image issues."
Stop it by: Saying nothing. "By giving the commentator a silent, stunned look, she'll know you're offended," says Ingram. Should you feel the need to respond, try: "What would make you say something like that?"


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Owings, Dickerson injured in Reds' loss
Starter, outfielder each leave game with shoulder woes
CHICAGO -- The Reds placed reliever Jared Burton on the disabled list with an undiagnosed ailment before Sunday's game, but that was not the last of their injury problems. Starting pitcher Micah Owings and right fielder Chris Dickerson both hurt their shoulders and had to leave Sunday's 5-2 loss to the Cubs.
Owings came out with tightness in his right shoulder after surrendering two runs in three innings. Owings walked four and gave up three hits, walking in a run during a 33-pitch second and allowing an RBI double to Alfonso Soriano in the third.
"As the game went on, it got stiffer and stiffer, tighter and tighter," Owings said. "I was missing some pitches a foot-and-a-half off the plate, and I've done that here and there over the course of the year, but more and more lately, and that's just not me."
Manager Dusty Baker replaced Owings with Carlos Fisher to start the fourth. Owings will be examined Monday in Cincinnati by Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek.
"It's the hardest thing I've ever had to do, taking myself out of the game, but I wasn't going to be helping the team," Owings said.
Dickerson was hurt in the eighth, when Koyie Hill hit a fly ball into right-center. Dickerson ran into the gap and made a full-out, diving attempt, but the ball went off his glove.
Dickerson stayed down for a moment but then got up and left the game with a jammed left shoulder. He said he did not believe the injury was as serious as the torn rotator cuff he suffered in 2006 on a similar play. He was more concerned that he missed the ball, allowing Hill to get an RBI triple that put the Cubs ahead, 4-1.
"When the ball goes off your glove like that, it's the worst feeling," Dickerson said. "Key point in the game right there to keep us close, and to get a beat on the ball and have it go off your glove like that, it's just one of those things."
Dickerson will have an MRI on Monday in Cincinnati.
The Reds already have seven players on the disabled list, including outfielder Jay Bruce, catcher Ramon Hernandez and starting pitcher Edinson Volquez. With the team 7 1/2 games out of first place, they cannot afford to have any more guys go down.
"We don't have a superstar like Albert Pujols on our team or somebody like that, so we need all 25 guys," utility man Jerry Hairston Jr. said. "When guys get hurt, it definitely puts a strain on our team. That being said, we can't use that as an excuse. We have to go out there and play, and play well."
Andrew Simon is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Kourtney Kardashian gave birth to Mason Dash Disick this morning, according to both E! Online and Life & Style because only a Kardashian could sell ...
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The first thing that stuck out to me was the high cornerback and safety tackle rate. Georgia Tech fans know what it's like to have a relatively ineffective defensive line but seeing such a high rate of tackles from the secondary is relatively unusual...except for the fact that Dabo has thrown nickel and dime packages at his opponents all season long. His corners and nickel have more tackles individually than both of his outside linebackers.
On the defensive line, there is a lot of supposed depth but statistically Da'Quan Bowers is the force to be reckoned with. He is leading the conference in sacks and tackles for loss. His compatriot on the opposing defensive end spot is Andre Branch. Between the two players is 79% of the teams starting sacks, which tells me we're either facing a conservative non-blitzing defense or an ineffective blitzing defense. Over 65% of the tackles for loss have come from the defensive line. My concern with the Clemson defensive line is that Bowers will force our options to one side of the field or force early, awkward pitches ala NC State.
Linebackers are the weakness of this Clemson D or so I've heard from many Clemson fans. This may be why Dabo is running so many nickel and dime sets. He feels more comfortable with 5 good DB's than 3 average LB's on the field. The problem, however, is that DB's can only do so much to help your running defense. Right now, Clemson's run D is subpar. Against BCS opponents, Clemson is giving up about 4.62 yards per carry. Before Maryland crapped their pants against Clemson, the average was around 5. Check out this distribution of BCS-calibre carries against the Clemson D:
Over 41% of the runs are 5 yards or more. Over 47% of the runs are 4 yards or more. The good news for Clemson fans is that over 52% of the runs against their defense are 3 yards or short (off pace for a first down) and around 22% of the runs are for 0 or negative yards. It's a boom or bust defense and I think GT can take advantage of this fact. Out of position linebackers are what made our 2009 offense so potent.
Clemson fans generally agree that the secondary is the backbone of the defense. Struggles of the secondary are generally attributed to poor coaching and coordination rather than lack of talent. The secondary has picked off 7 passes against BCS opponents but has also given up 80 yards in pass interference penalties. In pass plays, opposing offenses are only netting 5.65 yards per play (sacks counted against passing, penalties counted for passing). In fact, opposing BCS QB's have only completed 64 passes out of 140 pass plays (45.7%) against the Tigers.
I think the problem most Tiger fans have is that the completed passes are going for huge chunks of yardage. Around 52% of the completions are for 10 or more yards. The average BCS QB touchdown against the Tigers has been 27 yards long. The Tigers are giving up 3 pass plays of 20 or more yards per BCS opponent. Considering all we throw is long bombs, this sort of bodes well for our offense. Considering we are a fairly inaccurate passing team makes me think we'll still struggle to find completions against the Tigers secondary. Any thoughts out there?


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RUSHVILLE — It won't be long before most Rush County parents will need to get their children registered for school.
Superintendent of schools Dr. John Williams said recently that it is imperative parents register their children for classes in advance and that they don't wait until the first day of classes to do so.
To make things a little easier on everyone, all the Rush County Schools elementaries will have registration from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, July 24; from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, July 25; and from 8 a.m. to noon Friday, July 26.
All kindergartens will have Open House at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 31. Only Kindergarten students will attend school Tuesday, Aug. 6. Students grades 1 to 6 will begin school Wednesday, Aug. 7 and grades K to 6 will all attend Thursday, Aug. 8.
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The first student day at BRMS is Wednesday, Aug. 7.
Open House at BRMS will be from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 21. You'll have a chance to follow your child's schedule to meet their teachers. Also, you can visit a Book Fair in the Media Center during Open House. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria.


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Law of Intellectual Property
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The Law of Intellectual Property Student Association, or LIP, is a group dedicated to exposing students at the University of Oregon to the various aspects of intellectual property (IP) law, as well as providing those students with opportunities to learn the law, meet practicing IP attorneys, and set those students on the path towards building careers in IP law. Our mission is to generate interest in IP law among both faculty and students, to expand the IP program at the University of Oregon School of Law, and to foster a community of IP lawyers and interested parties in Eugene..
What We Do:
LIP organizes a number of events each year, including: lunchtime discussions, networking opportunities, and fundraisers. The LIP board members also act as liaisons between the student body and Career Services, aligning interested students with beneficial opportunities as they become available.
Confirmed 2013-2014 Events:
Current Litigation Issues in Intellectual Property – September 5, 2013
Featuring 2013-14 Wayne Morse Chair Terry Fisher. Fisher is director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society and Hilmer Hale Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Harvard Law School. He will be discussing recent intellectual property cases he has worked on. They include the lawsuit dealing with copyright issues related to the iconic "Hope" poster, in which Terry Fisher represented Shepard Fairey pro bono, and the Bikram yoga case, in which Fisher successfully argued that yoga sequences cannot be copyrighted.
Eugene Startup Weekend – October 11-13, 2013
Networking Social with IP Bar Section – November 15, 2013
LIP and the Intellectual Property Section of the Oregon State Bar are hosting this networking opportunity for students to meet practicing attorneys and discuss career opportunities in IP law.
Lefkowitz Trademark Moot Court Competition – February 8, 2014
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, sponsored by the International Trademark Association, introduces law students to important issues arising in U.S. trademark and unfair competition law and helps students develop oral and written advocacy skills. LIP is sending a team to the regional competition in San Francisco.
Patent Bar Interest Panel – April 2, 2014
LIP is sponsoring this lunchtime Q&A session with a focus on students that are interested in taking the patent bar. It will highlight general requirements and formatting of the test. Students will be able to speak with others who have already completed the test. Additionally, Mark Dighton, the Director of Law School Relations and Administrative Director of the Patent Bar Review from Practising Law Institute (PLI), will be on hand to answer questions.
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Creating the First Backup
After you have successfully added the Host to your system (Linux DC - Adding Hosts), you can create your first Backup of the Host. To create the first Backup, follow the instructions below.
1. Open the Web browser connecting to the Linux Control Server Web Interface and log in.
2. When the page has loaded, you should see the "Hosts" tab of the interface. If the "Hosts" page does not open, click on "Hosts".
The "Hosts" page typically loads automatically after you log in.
3. Select the Host you want to Backup by clicking on the appropriate Host name link in the "Host Name" column. You can also click on the corresponding "Open" link under "Actions".
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4. Click on the "Backup and Restore" tab in the Main Menu (New in Version 2.5.x).
5. On the following page, click "Schedule Backup".
6. The "Schedule a new Backup task" form will load.
7. Enter a description for the Backup Task in the "Description" text box.
8. Make sure "Now" is selected from the "Recurrence" drop-down menu.
9. Leave the rest of the settings untouched and click "OK".
10. When the page has loaded, you will see the event history for the associated Host.
11. It is a good idea to click on the "Auto-refresh" check box in the upper left corner of the page. Enabling the "Auto-refresh" function will automatically refresh the event list every 20 seconds.
On a 100 Mb network the transfer of Backup Data will take an average of 2-4 minutes per GB. Transfer times can be significantly longer if compression or encryption is used or if the Host has high input/output loads on the Disk. Backup jobs can be monitored through the "History" page.
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The construction industry was just dealt a significant blow with respect to its efforts over the years to limit risk of and exposure to claims for latent construction defects (those that are hidden and cannot be discovered until much time has passed since completion of construction). The strongest legislative mechanism providing such protection, through an absolute cut-off of claims after a certain period of time, is Arizona's statute of repose, found at Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) § 12-552(A). That statute … Continue reading
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Who does Jeff Clark want to move Bass? OK, so he is not the most athletic player. But he is still young. He's coachable. He is a reliable jump shooter and has shown moments of being able to rebound and defend. he does not yet have a huge salary in his contract. As far as I know, he has no problems with Rondo. He has been willing to either start or come off the bench.
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Dakota Kincaid, 18, and an unidentified juvenile were arrested in connection with a shooting that occurred around 4:22 p.m. at a residence in the 1000 block of S. Magnolia in Palestine. Kincaid was arrested on one charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The unidentified juvenile suspect was taken to a juvenile detention center.
The victim of that shooting is a 20-year-old male, whose identity has not yet been released. The victim remained at Trinity Mother Frances Monday afternoon in unknown condition.
Officers responded to the residence to find that the victim had been shot one time in front of the home and was being transported to the hospital by family members. Kincaid had been driven by the scene in a blue Chevrolet pickup and fired multiple rounds from within the vehicle with a small caliber firearm, striking the victim at least once.
The vehicle fled but was later detained by Anderson County Sheriff's Department Deputies for questioning. Officers believe the motive for the shooting may have been tied to a disturbance that occurred during the previous 24 hours regarding the suspect accusing the victim of stealing his girlfriend's cell phone.
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- Henrietta
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- Holliday
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Eagles may have a hard time climbing in the poll
The Holliday Eagles may have trouble moving up too fast in the Class 2A rankings this year despite a great start with a win over tradition-rich Windthorst.
The reason is that No. 1 Daingerfield and No. 2 Arp look extremely impressive. I actually made Arp my No. 1 team on my ballot after a 51-7 victory over Omaha Paul Pewitt. Those boys from Omaha can usually play football so a score like that gets a voter's attention.
I try to give our area team's a voice anytime it's reasonable to do so. So my homer vote on Holliday is No. 3 in Class 2A. I just can't go higher than that just yet.
This is what my AP ballot looks like in 2A:
1. Arp; 2. Daingerfield; 3. Holliday; 4. Kirbyville; 5. Refugio; 6. Muleshoe; 7. Bushland; 8. Newton; 9. Altair Rice; 10. Lone Oak.
Top 2A teams look strong
The Holliday Eagles may have trouble moving up too fast in the Class 2A rankings this year despite a great start with a win over tradition-rich Windthorst.
The reason is that No. 1 Daingerfield and No. 2 Arp look extremely impressive. I actually made Arp my No. 1 team on my ballot after a 51-7 victory over Omaha Paul Pewitt. Those boys from Omaha can usually play football so a score like that gets a voter's attention.
I try to give our area team's a voice anytime it's reasonable to do so. So my homer vote on Holliday is No. 3 in Class 2A. I just can't go higher than that just yet.
This is what my AP ballot looks like in 2A:
1. Arp; 2. Daingerfield; 3. Holliday; 4. Kirbyville; 5. Refugio; 6. Muleshoe; 7. Bushland; 8. Newton; 9. Altair Rice; 10. Lone Oak.
2007 Playoffs
Who's moving towards a state titleFULL STORY »
Munday running backs following blocks of strong offensive line
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MUNDAY -- An offensive lineman's job is often thankless.
Not every battle in the trenches can be won. Missed assignments are noticed more than sealed blocks.
But the Moguls are thankful for the progression made by their offensive line this season.
Entering Saturday's Class A Division II state title game against Bremond, Munday is 25 yards away from rushing for an astonishing 5,000 yards this season, which calculates to 355 per game.
Moguls, Tigers share uncanny similarities
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When Bremond coach Jerry Hamrick discusses his football team, he doesn't spend much time searching for a comparison.
"Looking at Munday on film, it's almost like a mirror image," the 11th-year coach said of his Tigers. "Our offenses are very similar, our defenses are very similar and our talent is very similar."
Indeed, the resemblance between the two schools that will meet Saturday in Stephenville for the Class A Division II title is uncanny.
Henrietta offensive lineman Trey Poynor was one of five local athletes recognized Monday in the Class 2A Associated Press Sports Editor's all-state teams.
Poynor earned first-team honors for the Bearcats, while teammate Coty Jackson was an honorable mention selection at defensive back.
Holliday's Landrey Lemons (receiver) and Nocona's Brennan Dingler (linebacker) and Remy Stewart (defensive back) also earned honorable mentions for their play in the regular season.
Eight Class A area players named to AP all-state team
Eight area Class A football players were recognized for stellar regular seasons on Sunday by the Associated Press Sports Editors.
Munday defensive lineman Jonathan Key was the lone first-team selection, and Moguls offensive lineman Junior Reyes was named to the second team, as was Windthorst's Brian Hoff (kicker) and Travis Veitenheimer (defensive lineman).
Honorable mentions included Archer City's Sam Smith (receiver), Quanah's Tevin Mitchell (running back) and Munday's Anason Jones (running back/defensive lineman) and Samuel Nunez (defensive lineman).
Moguls cruise to state final, 47-0
By Daniel Youngblood, For the Times Record News
Saturday, December 15, 2007
SWEETWATER, Texas - Munday scored seven touchdowns Saturday against Sundown, but a safety would have won the game as the Moguls routed the Roughnecks 47-0 to advance to the Class A Division II state championship game.
Sundown entered the game unbeaten, thanks in large part to an offense that came in averaging more than 38 points per game.
But the Munday defense shut the Roughnecks' run-based offense down completely.
"We definitely respected their offense coming in and we were a little afraid of that running game," Munday coach Patrick Corcoran said. "I really didn't expect to shut them out."
It was clear from the onset that Sundown's game plan was to get running back John Heffley the ball early and often.
But Heffley, who came into the game with more than 1,300 yards, was never able to get untracked. After gaining 11 yards on his first carry, Heffley was held to just 26 on his last 15 touches, and had just two runs longer than three yards in that span.
Munday, meanwhile, had its zone read and option-based offense working to perfection.
Led by senior running back B.J. Dockins, who ran for 204 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries, the Moguls rushed for more than 400 yards.
"Everything starts with the work of our offensive line," Corcoran said. "Those guys did an outstanding job of creating holes for the backs, and our backs had the vision to turn those holes into long gains."
When the game was still in doubt in the first half, quarterback Steven Urbanczyk was effective throwing the ball downfield, completing four of six passes for 103 yards.
With a heavy wind at his back, Urbanczyk helped set up Munday's first touchdown when he found standout running back Anason Jones deep for a 44-yard completion to the 1-yard line.
Later in the quarter, Urbanczyk hit split end Jonathon Key in stride on a 41-yard bomb to the Sundown 31.
But while Munday dominated the stat book in the first half, outgaining the Roughnecks 207-53, the Moguls led by just two scores heading into the break.FULL STORY »
Panthers lose QB, title game to Alto, 22-0
Zach Duncan
Times Record News
MIDLOTHIAN, Texas - Alto's Tarlandus Mitchell rushed for 134 yards on Saturday afternoon and threw two touchdowns.
Seymour's Hayden Holub never had an opportunity to outduel the Yellowjackets' quarterback.
Holub went down with a knee injury in the first quarter of the Class A Division I championship. Despite a stoic effort by the Panthers' defense, No. 1 Alto pulled away for a 22-0 victory.
It's the Yellowjackets (14-0) second consecutive state championship, running an impressive winning streak to 28 games. Seymour ends its best season in school history at 10-4.
"I'm so thrilled these kids get to experience this," Alto coach Keith Gardner said. "It's great to win, and it's great to be a part of this."
Alto's defense limited to the Panthers to only 25 yards of offense and four first downs as the Panthers looked overmatched without its vibrant quarterback.
Seymour's defense was almost as impressive. Yards were tough to come by for an Alto offense that entered the matchup averaging 47 points a contest.
"There wasn't a play that we didn't give them everything that we had," Seymour coach David Fambrough said. "Our kids did a great job of fighting, and we stayed in the game.
"Our kids are going to play with heart until the last second, regardless of the situation."
Linebacker Ross Peters made several tackles, including three for losses, and was the team's leading rusher with 46 yards. The defensive line of Blake Slaggle, Landon Studer, Cole Martin and Morgan Newbold also helped keep Alto at bay.
Cade Williamson, who replaced Holub at quarterback, never could get in a rhythm, and the blustery wind didn't help. His 18-yard completion to Zack Hardin with 4:06 remaining in the third quarter was Seymour's first first down.
Leading 8-0 at the half, the Yellowjackets put the game away with a pair of second-half touchdowns, both coming off interceptions.
Marcuse Gasaway picked off Williamson and retuned it 27 yards to Seymour's 38-yard line four minutes into the half. That led to Brandon Thacker's 20-yard touchdown pass from Mitchell.
The game-clincher was vintage Alto football, as the Yellowjackets engineered a 14-play, 70-yard drive lasting almost nine minutes and ending with Lance Low's 5-yard touchdown run.
"You want to keep your offense out of the field and move the football," Gardner said. "Our linemen and running backs did a good job of hanging onto the football and being patient and moving the sticks."
Seymour had a chance to draw first blood, when Jon Morgan recovered Gasaway's fumble on the opening kickoff at the 19-yard line.
But Holub was sacked on second and third down, and the Panthers were forced to punt.FULL STORY »
Panthers have one final step
Zach Duncan/Times Record News
Seymour has defied expectations in making the deepest playoff run in school history.
But there's still one important piece of the puzzle left to take care of.
The Panthers (10-3) will be playing for their school's first state title in the Class A Division I championship game at 3 p.m. today in Midlothian.
Standing in their way has been Class A's most successful team the past two years -- No. 1 Alto (13-0). The Yellowjackets are not only the defending state champions, but they also have won 27 consecutive games.
Moguls know one play could make the difference
Andy Newberry/Times Record News
Sundown and Munday have made big plays all year long. That's evident by their unbeaten records.
The Roughnecks and Moguls have suited up 27 times and won every time -- by a combined score of 1,158-218.
But Munday coach Patrick Corcoran knows that at this time of the year it's the little plays that make all the difference.
And with the credentials of Sundown and Munday, it looks as if a few plays could spell the difference in today's Class A Division II state semifinal matchup at 2 p.m. at the Mustang Bowl in Sweetwater.
Perfect fit:First-time head coach has Seymour in finals for first time in history
By Zach Duncan
Friday, December 14, 2007
David Fambrough stands in a hallway of the Seymour field house, chatting away on his cell phone.
Immediately after the conversation ends, another call comes in regarding his family's ticket needs for the big game.
Once he slips the phone into his pocket, Fambrough sits down with a media member requesting an interview, one of many he'll gladly grant in the coming days.
Before long, he's addressing his team in the locker room before practice begins.
The week leading up to a state championship game is a whirlwind experience for any high school football coach.
For Fambrough and the town of Seymour, it's almost like a dream.
The Panthers have never played in a championship football game. Fambrough had never been a head coach before.
It's as if the stars aligned on the Baylor County town, providing it with unmatched success and memories that will last a lifetime.
"It hasn't hit me yet, but I'm sure it will at some point," Fambrough said. "It's been a great ride, and I'm having a blast."
The job
The ride began when Seymour Superintendent John Baker chose to look in a different direction for the school's football coach, reassigning Doyle Browning after three seasons at the helm.
Baker hoped a change would provide a spark in the program. Immediately, resumes from across the state poured in.
Among those applicants was Fambrough, who became one of six finalists brought in for formal interviews.
Fambrough had spent the past eight seasons as the offensive coordinator at Pflugerville Connally, but wanted to take the next step in his profession. He interviewed at quite a few schools, but nothing had panned out.
"I wasn't just looking for a job," Fambrough said. "I was looking for the right job and the right fit."
Seymour offered Fambrough the gig, and he dove right in.
"He brought the total package," Baker said. "We felt like we weren't taking a big risk. Growing up in a football program (his father Tom coached at Bridgeport and Keller, among other schools), we knew he knew what he was getting himself into."
Among the qualities that Baker said won him over was the way Fambrough presented himself and a "maturity beyond his years."FULL STORY »


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This has absolutely nothing to do with baseball, but it has seriously put a damper on my night. Im not a big huge Crocodile hunter fan, but the guy was honest, hard working and completely enthusiastic about what he did and what he stood for. I just feel a sadness inside.
He was only 44! and he had two kids! 8 and 3. Thats awful! Im just crushed. At least he died doing what he loved.
Sorry for being so maudlin or whatever you would like to call this but I really feel sorrow for the loss of Mr. Crocodile Hunter.
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By Andrea Price, Category: Online Classes
Online classes are not exclusive to college students and adult students any more. More and more online classes are tailored to meet the needs of high school students. It can be good news for homeschooling students who cannot go to campus because of health or other reasons. These students will be able to earn their high school diploma at home while taking online classes. If you have to earn your high school diploma online, these simple steps can let you know the whole process.
Step 1: Choose an online high school
It can be a difficult task to choose a proper online high school. You always have to consider several factors, like accreditation, curriculum, faculty and tuition costs etc. Nowadays, there're many different kinds of online high schools, such as private online schools, public online schools, charter schools and university-sponsored schools.
Generally, public online schools offer classes for free. However, you'll have to pay tuition each semester if you're attending a private online high school. What types of online high school are you most interested in? Then your selections will be narrowed down.
If you're planning to earn your high school diploma through taking online classes, be sure to select an accredited online high school. Regionally accredited online high schools often have the widest acceptance. Diplomas earned from regionally accredited schools will be accepted by most colleges, universities and employers as well.
I'd like to introduce several nice online high schools here. Check for the details and you may find the online classes you're interested in.
• Insight Schools
This is a different kind of online public high school. Insight Schools is now offering a free program to deliver tuition-free individualized high school courses. The online program features a rigorous curriculum. Online high school students can choose from more than 120 courses, including foundation courses, core courses, elective courses, honors and AP courses and more.
All online courses are taught by experienced state-certified teachers, who know how to instruct and inspire online learners well. After completing the graduation requirements, you'll be able to earn your online high school diploma. Online diplomas earned through Insight Schools will be recognized by colleges and universities throughout the nation.
In addition, Insight Schools also allows students to take online classes to earn college credits. Online courses are delivered in an interactive virtual classroom environment. Possible online class sessions include live instructional sessions and one-to-one student-teacher meetings. Online course delivery formats include audio, live chat, group interactions and video. Kids won't feel bored.
• West Madison Falls High School
If you have to earn your high school diploma online, West Madison Falls High School has a free and fast program for high school students. The program is created for those who have no time to receive a traditional GED or high school diploma because of time constraints. The online program enables students to get a diploma in a short time.
According to your own learning space, you'll be able to earn your high school diploma in a week or less. It's really amazing. You just need to complete the online enrollment and take the online test at your own pace. After completing the enrollment, you'll receive a username and password. Then you can log in with the username and password and take the test.
In fact, there're many other online high schools for earning a high school diploma, such as Stanford University Online High School, Florida Virtual School and Keystone School. Plenty of options will make it easier to choose the best online school that fits your needs.
Step 2: Complete the enrollment and pass the online exam
After choosing the right online high school, you can start the enrollment and take classes. Generally, each online school has different requirements toward graduation. Generally, most online schools require students to complete certain credit hours of study before taking the online exam. However some online schools do not accept credit transfers. You should be clear about the requirements prior to the enrollment. The best method is to contact the admission office of your favorable school.
Step 3: Receive the diploma
Once you pass the online exam, the online school you're enrolled in will give you an online high school diploma. You can choose the way of how to receive your diploma. Typically, some online schools will send diplomas to students via mail. Sometimes free shipping is offered. If you choose delivery, make sure the address you provide is accurate.
Earning an online high school diploma is really easy. What's more, you can enroll in some free programs. Then you can complete and earn your high school diploma quickly.
You got the point! It's extremely important to choose an online high school with accreditation. The two accredited online high schools introduced before are nice options. But we all know that not all accredited online schools are created equal. The best bet is to earn a high school diploma through an regionally accredited school. Then the diploma will have the widest acceptance.
I earned my high school diploma online from Insight School of Washington. This school provide 100% online courses in high school level based on a rigorous full-time curriculum. Since Insight is a public high school, it receives the same funding as traditional high school and does not charge tuition fees. Insight School of Washington is authorized by the Quillayute Valley School District and accredited by the National Accreditation Commission. You can visit Insight School in your state to find out the specific accreditation info.
Traditional high schools require 4 complete academic years. I am wondering if online schools have such requirements as well. Whether it is allowed to earn an online high school diploma within a shorter term and on a self-paced schedule, or the students must comply with the schools' academic schedules.
I know many online high schools allow students to learn on their pace, on the condition that they complete the required credits within their 4 years in high school.
I think step 1 – choosing an online school – is quite important. I mean it is important to find a right and reputable online high school. So, do carefully evaluate institutions before deciding which school best suits your needs.
Many of us may be wondering the length of time required to earn an online high school diploma. It depends. Most online high schools have requirements on the total credits for graduation. As long as you have achieved the required number of credits, you'll be able to take the exam and earn a diploma.
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EUNICE, NEW MEXICO - More fire chief fallout in Eunice. The state health department sent down a surprise ruling.
The New Mexico Department of Health told NewsWest 9 on Tuesday that Doctor Alfredo Vigil suspended Ron Grogan's paramedic license for a year effective January 4th.
The State Licensing Commission made that recommendation a few months ago after allegations that Grogan inappropriately touched a female patient on an ambulance run.
Grogan appealed that decision and last month a state hearing officer sided with him saying the state could not prove Grogan acted inappropriately.
On Tuesday state health officials suspended the license claiming that the woman was heavily medicated and couldn't make sound decisions and the touching was not for therapeutic purposes.
The state says those are both requirements for having a paramedics license in New Mexico. Grogan can appeal the ruling within the next 30-days with the state district court.
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"There is not widespread fraud or abuse within the Department of Public Safety," Vt. Public Safety Commissioner Keith Flynn said.
Flynn is responding to a report commissioned by the Shumlin administration after former state trooper Jim Deeghan was able to rack up $200,000 in fake overtime without his supervisors noticing.
"One thing that we learned from the Jim Deeghan case was he worked very hard at perpetuating his fraud," Flynn said.
But the independent audit by Stone Turn Group revealed the department's payroll system is vulnerable to fraud, abuse and waste. The forensic analysis firm was charged with examining the department's payroll data over a 28-month period, starting in January 2010. They found the manual system for employees to report their hours worked is open to errors and intentional misreporting, and is not managed for optimal efficiency. The report also found that supervisors tend to "rubber stamp" time reports and perform inadequate review. Further forensic analysis raised several red flags, including 167 DPS employees with above average overtime. And the analysis saw overtime levels for 172 employees dropped after it became known that an investigation was under way.
"I feel confident that we've done all we can at this point," Flynn said.
The commissioner argues overtime is an inherent part of the public safety business, but admits the department must get better at managing it. He says this will require a more hands-on approach. The department has already eliminated electronic signatures on timesheets and changed how they're submitted, ensuring an employee cannot alter them after a supervisor signs off.
"Just the fact that someone was identified as having a risk is not indicative that there was some type of fraud," Flynn said.
Of the top 16 trooper overtime earners identified in the report, all but Deeghan were able to verify their hours. Flynn says Deeghan was an isolated case, but vows to remain vigilant.
"I'm confident that we have very qualified and dedicated people doing this job. However, I will always remain diligent looking for that other person that may try to commit fraud," Flynn said.
Reporter Jennifer Reading: Will there be ramifications for these rubber stampers?
Keith Flynn: Those days are over.
Flynn says more oversight is key. He's added two night commanders to the force to monitor overtime. He plans to hold supervisors accountable for the time sheet they approve.
"I believe that trust is good, but verification is better," Flynn said.
The audit included numerous recommendations for revamping the DPS payroll system, including replacing manual measures with an automated reporting system. The state says that project in the works, but could not provide a timetable.
In a statement, Gov. Peter Shumlin, D-Vermont, said, "I am glad the report that I asked for has been completed, and I appreciate the auditor's thorough review. I expect the Department of Public Service and the rest of my administration to review the recommendations carefully as we continue to improve our overtime procedures across state government."
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(Meir, 1975, p. 183).
Meir, G. (1975). My life. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons.
Two versions of this one-woman drama are available; all performances are appropriate for both adults and young adults:
Golda Meir: Choices & Chances
A more theatrical version of this performance is also available:
Golda: Letters to Mama
|Golda Meir always acted on her strong feelings to do the right thing—no matter what the price. Meet "Goldie Meyerson" in her early years, 1914-1948. Witness her strong will and call to action from rebellious teenager, to newlywed and kibbutz pioneer, to mother and wife, to dedicated contributor to the creation of the State of Israel. The 45-minute monologue is followed with a 15-minute Q&A; first in character as Mrs. Meyerson, finishing with the scholar/presenter.
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"Thank you for a wonderful performance! I really enjoyed it and learned a lot."
— Carol Heepke, Boulder Public Library Special Programs Coordinator
"It was fantastic. You did not hear a peep."
— Selma Zwerdlinger, in charge of Senior Chavurah at BMH-BJ Congregation
"I have seen many actors portray characters from history, but have never seen anyone that has paid attention to the detail that Helen did in her presentation of "Golda: Letters to Mama"... I cannot recommend it highly enough."
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"I was moved and delighted with your portrayal of young Golda Meir. I have always had an admiration for the woman as leader of Israel, but you have added to that idea to make her a whole person for me. I know by the questions asked of you by your audience, here at RiverPointe, that they were similarly impressed with the Golda you portrayed. Didn't she experience the same struggles of female role fulfillment--family, work, heart desires--that we all do? And yet, the brave, motivated person she was took her to a higher plane of influence and accomplishment than most of us ever attain. Thank you, Helen, for bringing her to us."
— Kris Clark, Resident Services at RiverPointe Senior Living
"In her performance as former Prime Minister of Israel, Golda Meir, Helen Trencher truly captures the spirit of one of the most important women leaders of the 20th century."
— Dr. Norman Provizer, Founder and Director of Golda Meir Center for Political Leadership at Metro State College of Denver
"Thank you, thank you, thank you for your great performance at our women's group at the Hebrew Educational Alliance. It was absolutely fabulous! The women haven't stopped talking about wonderful it was. I certainly can't remember the group ever being so engrossed and focused as they were when you "became" Golda. What a fascinating and informative way to have history come alive."
—Julie Perlman, Women's Social Network at Hebrew Educational Alliance
"The audience reviews were all fabulous…and amazed at the amount of detail and information you had while conducting the Q&A"
— Megan S.F. Ellis, Outreach & Programming at the Central Library of the Aurora Public Library
"The evaluations we got back had loads of praise for you and your storytelling! Many of them mentioned that they learned a great deal about [Bubbe] Golda and really appreciated that. Always great when you learn & enjoy at the same time.
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Golda Meir's hope and vision for the Jewish people — to exist as a sovereign state and to live and thrive in peace with their Arab neighbors — is as vital today as it was in the 20th century.


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Jasper Morrison was born in London in 1959 and graduated in Design from Kingston Polytechnic Design School, London (1979-82 BA (Des.)) and The Royal College of Art for Postgraduate studies (1982-85 MA (Des.) RCA). In 1984 he studied at Berlins HdK on a Scholarship. In 1986 he set up his first design studio, called the Office for Design, in London. Soon after this, he began his lasting and useful cooperation with Cappellini. Nowadays, he works in London and in Paris for high level companies such as Alessi, Flos, Rowenta, Sony and Samsung.
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With legacy apps, how will ICS deal with the menu button?
I haven't seen any pictures of it on blogs, but how will ICS deal with the missing menu button? In the Market app, the only way to update your apps is to click the menu button and go to "My Apps". If anyone has tried out a Galaxy Nexus, did you notice if they changed the Market at all to accommodate for that?
For other apps, is it going to be like Honeycomb, where they add a virtual menu button when you need it? If so, is there anything that prevents new ICS native apps from having a "menu button menu"?
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A copyright specialist with The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) told Raw Story on Tuesday that music publisher BMG is abusing copyright law to censor former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R) by asking Google to take down a campaign advertisement that featured several seconds of President Barack Obama (D) singing a tune by Al Green.
"This was a pretty clear cut case of fair use," Corynne McSherry, EFF's intellectual property director, explained in an exclusive interview. "That means that they shouldn't have sent a takedown notice under the [Digital Milenneium Copyright Act] (DMCA)."
Romney's video was published as a response to President Barack Obama releasing a devastating ad that features Romney's off-key rendition of the National Anthem. In their response, team Romney layered criticism of Democratic policies over a brief clip of President Obama crooning to Al Green at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.
And while the original video of Obama signing Al Green is still available online, Romney's response is not. Viewers were instead greeted by an error message on Tuesday morning explaining that it was taken down "due to a copyright claim by BMG_Rights_Management."
Copyright law gives the victims of improper DMCA requests 10 days to petition for restoration of their content. Of course, Romney's ad won't be nearly as relevant by then — which just might be the point of all this.
"We should all be paying attention here," McSherry said. "We saw this during the last election, and I'm afraid we're going to see it again, where we have political speech being taken down via DMCA notices, and that's a real problem. That's not what the DMCA was supposed to be about. In this case, it sounds like we have an abuse."
Similar abuses have been collected in the EFF's "Takedown Hall of Shame," where notorious DMCA abuses live on forever. A few highlights include NPR nixing an ad against same sex marriage in Maine for using a few seconds of an All Things Considered interview; NBC deleting an Obama for President campaign video for using footage of Tom Brokaw; CBS News censoring a McCain campaign ad for reusing footage of Katie Couric; and the Diebold company trying to force Internet providers to block bloggers and online commenters from sharing leaked files that revealed flaws in its touch-screen voting machines.
And it's not just political speech: DMCA takedown notices have become the weapon of choice for copyright holders looking to block competitors, stymie the publication of damaging information, hinder scientific research, censor media outlets, delete user-submitted content from socially-driven websites or frustrate potentially disruptive technological innovation.
"We saw that in 2008 in particular where news organizations were going after political ads where they reused footage," McSherry added. "Now that is even more unfortunate — news organizations should understand and protect fair use, as opposed to impeding it. I'm afraid we're now seeing that again with this campaign. Either way, it's political speech. Simply because something is a political ad doesn't make it any less fair use."
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Thanks to a tip from the public, Peoria Police have identified a man believed to be responsible for a robbery attempt at Walgreens. However, his whereabouts are unknown.
Police say 44-year-old George Mendoza was captured on surveillance video inside the Walgreens store at 75th and Peoria Aves on Dec. 7.
He allegedly gave a note to the clerk demanding money from the register. The clerk became distraught and could not get the drawer open, and the suspect left the store without any money.
Mendoza is on parole for a previous armed robbery and has a felony warrant for a parole violation, according to Peoria Police. His last known address was a halfway house in Apache Junction. However, his current location is unknown.
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Welcome to Tweet Repeat, your daily dose of the best celeb anecdotes found on Twitter. We've scoured the site looking for the funniest, weirdest, goofiest, deepest, craziest, sweetest, most intriguing thoughts of the day, from the most intriguing people on the internet. See what Ed Sheeran, Bethenny Frankel, Juan Pablo Galavis, Gabrielle Union and more were up to in the Twittersphere today.
Check out the cover of my Christmas album! I can't wait for y'all to hear it. #WrappedInRed http://t.co/tIgmd4KtNJ—
Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) August 19, 2013
Taylor made me some jam. Amazing. instagram.com/p/dNvECFEpFy/—
Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) August 20, 2013
WAOW, how TALENTED these 2 KIDS are @NathanTheWanted and @ArianaGrande !! #Respect youtube.com/watch?v=b87dBa…—
Juan Pablo Galavis™ (@JuanPaGalavis) August 19, 2013
Check out this photo of Taylor Lautner! He was in Manila, and I was Down Under. http://t.co/pmCHBhQnc3—
Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) August 19, 2013
I have to maybe take a twitter break – I am so annoyed for so many reasons!!!! #problems—
P!nk (@Pink) August 19, 2013
Pulled the all-nighter to finish a video. Got on the plane at 5:45am. Was suppose to leave at 6:25am. Woke up 2 hours later. Still on ground—
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Happy Birthday to the handsome and talented Matthew Perry, and to my grandma. One of you turned 93 today!—
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I love my @cookiedabooboo. Here's how she got her name! bthny.com/1aleHVg—
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Waiting my turn… #watchingandlearning vine.co/v/hOjE06heJKK—
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To loved ones & friends I haven't seen in awhile… And to friends I haven't had the pleasure of meeting just yet #LoveAndLight—
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God I wanna kill @kathygriffin !!! Gorgeous Dolce dress and hotass shoes..my wardrobe is dirty pajamas http://t.co/37M8zfuCcY—
Kirstie Alley (@kirstiealley) August 19, 2013
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The results are in from "Traffic Safety Check Point" conducted by the Cedar Rapids Police Department Friday night in the 4400 block of 6th Street S.W.
Police officers stopped and inspected 53 vehicles. Of those, four drivers were tested for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) with two being arrested for OWI, one possession of a controlled substance, one possession of drug paraphernalia, three insurance tickets, two no drivers License tickets, one seatbelt ticket, one warrant for second degree theft and one probation contact.
There were also numerous warnings issued for equipment, registration and seatbelt violations.
This Traffic Safety Check Point is part of a national campaign from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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well its not the 172nd of college, since i havent written any for about a week or 2….but a lot happened today, so im writing stuff i guess! ahah. well had my one class, and then at like quarter to 4, sean, mollie and i roadtripped to yakima to get longboards! that was fun! went to the zumiez and i got a longboard! im so freaking pumped now! lol. got back around 5:45, and then ate dinner in the room and spent some time out longboarding with everyone. then went to see 'The Lucky One' with taylor at the movie theater here! freaking movie was $9.50! but that was probably because it was the midnight showing…but yeah. lol it was such a big disappointment…i went into that movie with high expectations and was shot dowwwwn. lol. we came back here and watched part of crazy, stupid, love and then taylor and i came back and watched the pilot of summerland! were gonna try and rewatch all the episodes! yeah! college for the win! lol going to bed! its 2! night!
Alright I can tell that these posts are probably no longer going to happen cause I keep forgetting that I need to write them. Plus there's nothing exciting going on anyway and the nicer weather is coming….and yeah! So i guess if I get around to writing one, then I'll write one for that day! Probably more so if something exciting happens. Alrightyyy peace out peeps.
well. nothing exciting happened today. it was nice out and i had an advising appointment…but that was about it. spent some time talking to the new RA on the 3rd floor! hes pretty awesome! anywho, going to go read my book! im hooked! night!
SUCH A NICE DAY TODAY! It was almost 70! Had classes and then later in the day went and sat out in the field with katie and mollie! Then ate dinner in the surc and then had theater class at 6:30…everyone made this play seem super boring, but it actually wasn't as bad as everyone said! It wasn't great, but not horrible either. Came back to the room and watched Monty python and the holy grail in the lounge. Then read from my book (safe haven by Nicholas Sparks)…i can't put it down…yeah. Anywho going to bed! Night all!
today ended up being really fun! went to the surc later in the day with taylor, then ate in the room…then practiced playing catch with taylor, myles, sean, connor and alex….so funny…hahah. we did that for like an hour ish. then walked to utopia (taylor, katie and i) and got some frozen yogurt! came back here and hung out with katie, taylor, sean, connor and mollie and watched no strings attached! going to bed soon! night!
i forgot to write one for yesterday….and i dont really remember what i did…soo..yeah. sorry ya'll lol. OMG HOW COULD I FORGET! IT WAS THE DAY FILLED WITH ONE DIRECTION! they were on iCarly and on SNL! soooooooooooo amazing. and Liam did a live twitcam at like 11 pm our time…2 am east coast. and it was greaaaaat! okay thats all. haha
yay! easy friday! had english at 11….and then came back to the room for the day and went to the surc. then went back to the surc for dinner with taylor and katie….its chicken nugget friday! tried the mac and cheese for the first time that they serve with it…didnt taste tooo bad! then at 7, was the talent show that mimicked the apollo theater performances…soo booing was encouraged after the 30 second mark and yeah. it was definitely interesting…but the host was a comedian and from tacoma, so it was awesome! that lasted a few hours and then we came back and watched the hangover in the lounge with a few people….it was my first time seeing it all the way through…i know, im a little behind…hahah anywho, going to bed soon! night!
well long day, had mario kart going before i left for class…went to my 2 o clock class and then bowling at 4…didnt bowl to hot, but oh well….katie went with me that time! but she didnt bowl. haha. came back and ate in the room..and skyped my friend jordan, that was it. not that much of an exciting day! lol. going to bed. night!


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MADISON, Wis. -- With his fist against his forehead, guard Ben Brust walked off the floor. His sullen look said it all.
No. 14 Wisconsin is free-falling down the Big Ten standings, and not even a game in Kohl Center can help.
Freshman Nigel Hayes had 17 points off the bench, but the Badgers missed a 3 at the buzzer and wasted opportunities at the line in a 59-58 loss to No. 24 Ohio State.
"We've got to change something," said Brust (13 points, seven rebounds). "We can't sulk. We've got to move on."
Aaron Craft scored all seven of his points in the final 4 minutes and LaQuinton Ross added 13 for Ohio State (17-5, 4-5) in the bruising back-and-forth affair with the Badgers (17-5, 4-5).
The Buckeyes nearly let it slip away. They were already steamed after an overtime loss in Columbus earlier in the week to Penn State.
Lenzelle Smith Jr., got the ball in transition afterTraevon Jackson missed a foul shot, but was accidentally bumped to the floor by teammateAmir Williams after getting his own offensive rebound. Turnover Ohio State.
"You wouldn't expect anything less with what we've gone through this year, right? That's kind of how our year has gone," Craft said.
The Badgers (17-5, 4-5) tried to set up for Jackson, who's had his moments hitting game-winning shots. Ohio State was prepared, and Wisconsin settled for a decent second option in Sam Dekker before he missed the 3.
The Badgers had plenty of other chances to win but went just 5 of 10 from the foul line late, and went without a field goal in the final 6-plus minutes.
"In this league against good teams you have to play the full 40 minutes. Every possession." said guard Josh Gasser (seven points, six rebounds). "Sometimes you just have to make a play or two ... They just made one more than we did."
Craft didn't hit his first basket until 3:57 left, but it was 3 that helped his team finish on an 11-4 run.
Another tight loss averted. Like Wisconsin, Ohio State was struggling coming into Saturday after losing five of six following a 15-0 start.
Coach Thad Matta was looking for more physical toughness from his team after an overtime loss at home earlier in the week to Penn State.
"I thought we had better composure. I thought we had a better pace about us," Matta said.
The Buckeyes didn't take the lead for good until Williams went 1 of 2 from the line with 54 seconds left for a 58-57 lead.
Both teams struggled with foul shooting, though it hurt Wisconsin more in the end.
The loss wasted an electrifying performance by Hayes in the second half, who turned into his team's best scoring option in the frontcourt. He finished 6 of 7 from the field but still has to work on foul shooting after going 5 of 11 from the line.
The offense is struggling for key stretches after playing so well earlier this season. Dekker finished with four points on 2-of 6-shooting. Frank Kaminsky had eight points and went 1 of 6 from the field but 6 of 6 from the line.
"You control what you can control. And, obviously, we didn't do that from the offensive end," coach Bo Ryan said. "You're not going to re-invent the game of basketball, but guys have to be able to step up and hit shots."
Things looked good early for the Badgers, who attacked the basket even with leading scorer Dekker in foul trouble in the first half.
The last play epitomized Wisconsin's successful formula. Jackson missed a layup, but Kaminsky swooped in for a one-handed offensive rebound and in the same motion tipped the ball to Brust. The guard converted for quick basket and a 33-29 Wisconsin lead at the break.
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YOUNG people are being reminded they still have chance to apply for apprentice positions with Wychavon District Council.
The council wants to take on five people to work at its offices.
The vacancies cover a wide range of interesting areas from helping out with general office duties right through to learning the ropes when it comes to promoting council messages through media releases and social media.
Nicky Harris, from Wychavon's personnel department, said: "This is a fantastic opportunity for young people to learn new skills in a sector they might not have considered before. While youth unemployment is comparatively low in the district, we want to do all we can to provide local opportunities at Wychavon."
Rob Burford, former apprentice, added: "My year as an apprentice was a great opportunity and helped me immensely in my qualification and gaining administrative experience. I have now been fortunate enough to secure a full time position at Wychavon."
The five apprentices could find their way to working in areas including personnel, development and payroll, housing, planning or property and parking.
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