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4-5/8" Floral Cabinet Pull (Drawer Handle).
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Dr. Clements received her Doctorate of Education at Teachers College, Columbia University from the Department of Movement Sciences and Education. Since that time, she has authored or edited 10 books in the area of movement, play, and game activities for children. She has also written more than 40 articles concerning the need for play for preschool and elementary school age children, including seven book chapters, and has presented at more than 40 national or international conferences and over 60 state or local conferences. Dr. Clements was one of eight national experts to contribute to the document entitled, Active Start: A Statement of Physical Activity Guidelines for Birth to Five Years which was sponsored by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education. She was also the recipient of the Early Childhood News Director Award in the curriculum category for the Let's Move, Let's Play Product.
In addition, Dr. Clements is the past President of The American Association For the Child's Right to Play (IPA/USA), and she has also served as a consultant to numerous state education departments, the US Department of Health and Human Services to train Native American Head Start Specialists, Small World Press, Nabisco, NAEYC, SECA, Kindercare, Children's Television Network/Sesame Street, Sesame Place, Nick Jr. Family Magazine, The Disney Channel, Crayola Crayons, Verizon Wireless, and Parental Wisdom. She conducted a national survey for Wisk Laundry Detergent aimed at investigating the extent to which children are playing outdoors today. Dr. Clements has also appeared on more that 100 radio and television stations throughout the country, and has been interviewed by more than 300 journalists and newspaper reporters on the subject of child's play. She is the past Associate Editor of the on-line journal, PlayRights: An International Journal of the Theory and Practice of Play, and is serving on the Early Childhood Development Unit for UNICEF where her expertise is used to provide play activities to children during times of natural disasters and emergencies.
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We are experimenting with some changes in the library. Navigate to each of these links and see more about our new work space designs and provide specific comments about what you like or don't like about them. Also, don't forget to tell us if we missed something you think we should be doing.
Collaborative Workstations
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The Creative Learning Spaces Project:
A group of McDaniel College administrators, faculty and students have been working together to develop ideas about how we can improve spaces around campus and enable students to work more effectively on collaborative projects. In libraries these new space designs are typically called an Information Commons. The Creative Learning Spaces Project group at McDaniel College decided to experiment with some of the space redesign features commonly found in Information Commons environments and bring them into the Hoover Library. At the beginning of the Fall 2009 semester we borrowed some sample pieces from a furniture vendor and gathered student and McDaniel community feedback. We selected the pieces to buy for the Information Commons experiment based on those comments. All of the pieces for the experimental project arrived in the Spring semester 2010. On April 16, 2010 we held an Open House Event, see details and a video of the event.
Feedback Study
On April 18, 2010 through May 1, 2010 we conducted feedback surveys and building use studies to gather information that will help guide an expansion of the Information Commons project. See the Study Findings report for more details.
Information Commons Vision
Learn how implementing an information commons will support the strategic plan and initiatives of McDaniel College, as well as the anticipated outcomes if the full Information Commons Vision is realized.
Class Collaboration Activities
See how a Music class utilized the information commons space to conduct a Class Collaboration Activity.
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Nicolae Constantin Dica is a Romanian international football player who currently features for the Italian Serie A club Catania. He plays as an attacking midfielder. Dica is a very skillful player and known for being a prolific goalscorer and for his passing skills.
Nicolae Dica commenced his professional club football career at Dacia Pitesti in 1998. He played for them for two years, scoring 19 goals in 50 league matches.
He moved to FC Arges Pitesti in 2000 and played for them until 2004, scoring 34 goals in 89 league matches. In 2004 he was signed by Romanian powerhouse Steaua Bucuresti and went onto establish himself as one of the best midfielders in Europe. He scored 54 goals in 125 league matches.
Nicolae Dica was signed by Catania in 2008.
Nicolae Dica made his international debut for Romania in 2003 and has gone onto make more than 25 international appearances for his nation.
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If you've been outside, you already know it's the coldest day of the season.
We thought we'd find those who love this weather hanging out at the Henry Doorly Zoo.
Can you believe it. The polar bear was hiding in his den but the American black bear was chilling, so to speak.
The giraffes can never go out on days like today.
For one, they're from Africa.
And two, they can easily slip and fall on the ice and break a leg.
"They are confused if they've been in for a few weeks and then we get a great day, they kind of look at the door as, 'really? are you sure?" Christie Eddie of the Zoo said.
the rhinos went in because of the cold too.
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Troopers say three people were injured in a three car crash in Duplin County Thursday evening.
The crash happened about 7 p.m. in front of Mill Branch Vineyards on Highway 41 between Chinquapin and Beulaville.
Troopers say a Ford Taurus failed to yield when it tried to make a left turn. A Ford pickup truck hit the car, causing it to hit another pickup truck.
Three people, including two minors were taken to Vidant Duplin Hospital.
The crash forced troopers to close Highway 41 in both directions for a short time, but the road reopened by later Thursday night.
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Credit Card Payments: Effective Fall 2011 semester, students paying for their tuition and fees by credit card will see a change. In order to reduce costs at the School and to continue to offer credit card payment as an option, the School has contracted with Official Payments Corp. (OPC) to process Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express credit cards and also electronic checks. The School will charge a flat rate of $35 per transaction for each credit card transaction to defray the costs of offering credit card payments as an option. Online payments can be made through Web Advisor, Student Menu, Make a Payment option (available September 19, 2011).
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Campus West, Welwyn Garden City at 8 pm.
Chris Biscoe returns to Herts Jazz in an exploration of the musical legacies of the extraordinary bassist, composer and bandleader Charles Mingus, and of reeds virtuoso Eric Dolphy. The band features music written by Eric Dolphy and tunes from Oliver Nelson, Fats Waller, Monk and Mingus which he recorded.
The band takes a swinging, high-energy approach which has drawn an enthusiastic response from audiences everywhere.
Chris's quartet played such a fantastic gig at Herts Jazz two years ago that they released the recording on CD – possibly the only "Live at Campus West" CD available!
Chris Biscoe – alto sax and alto clarinet, Henry Lowther – trumpet and flugelhorn, Larry Bartley - Bass, Stu Butterfield – Drums
Tickets: JUST £5 for students and under-21s; £11 advance; £13 at the door; £8 members.
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If you follow me on twitter, you may of heard of yesterdays disaster here at Midnight Violets. Basically my memory card had a special moment and deleted all my blog pictures. I've searched my whole computer as well as the recycle bin and nada. I then took more pictures which were all corrupt! Apart from being rather annoyed I have learnt the valuable lesson of backing things up! So to make my life easier for today I've got a quick FOTD for you using some Shiro samples I've had kicking around (link to Shiro Cosemtics).
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I couldn't help but to put in a cheeky picture of my new bargain jumper. £6 from Primark and soft soft soft like a babies bottom! Gotta love Primark! PS Sorry for the slightly grumpy face!
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UNFPA Global Population Policy Update
Tokyo Parliamentary Statement of Commitment
ISSUE 75 - 26 September 2007
On 28-29 August 2007, parliamentarians from 20 African and Asian countries met in Tokyo, Japan for the Afro-Asian Parliamentarians Dialogue on "Population, Health and Community Capacity Building for Sustainable Development toward Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD) IV and G8 Summit in 2008".
The meeting was organized by the Asian Population and Development Association (APDA) and the Asian Forum of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (AFPPD), with support from UNFPA and the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The participants at the two-day meeting held lengthy discussions on recommendations for the TICAD IV and G8 Summits to be held next year in Japan, whose focus will include among others Africa's economic and social development.
They concluded by adopting the Tokyo Statement of Parliamentarians on Population, Health and Community Capacity Development, which reaffirmed the centrality of ICPD to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Parliamentary Statement
Tokyo Statement of Parliamentarians' on Population, Health, and Community Capacity Development
We, the 21 Parliamentarians from 20 countries of Africa and Asia, as representatives of the Asian Forum of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (AFPPD)* and the Forum of Africa and Arab Parliamentarians on Population and Development (FAAPPD)** met in Tokyo on August 28-29, 2007 at the Afro-Asian Parliamentarians' Dialogue on Population, Health and Community Capacity Building for Sustainable Development toward Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD) IV and G8 Summit in 2008.
- We affirm the centrality of ICPD as the principle framework for the achievement of the MDGs, supported and affirmed by the Berlin Meeting of G8 parliamentarians' Conference on Economic Rewards in Investing in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Health, and declaration adopted at the International Parliamentarians' Conference on ICPD Implementation held in Bangkok in November, 2006.
- We support the initiative of TICAD by the Government of Japan and African Governments for the development of Africa and the well-being of African People.
- We urge the attainment of all MDGs, especially Goals 1 and the global health related Goals,4, 5, and 6 be on the Agenda for TICAD-IV and G8 Summit to be held in 2008, Japan.
- We further urge that the African Union's 2006 Maputo Plan of Action for the operationalisation of the sexual and reproductive health continental policy framework be on the agenda of TICAD-IV.
We, the parliamentarians, believe that:
- The stabilization of population is a crucial prerequisite for poverty reduction, sustainable development and prevents environment degradation in Asia and Africa.
- Community development is the key to African and Asian development. Establishing and maintaining social bonds are essential to prevent HIV/AIDS pandemic and protect socially vulnerable people; particular attention must be given to the remote and rural areas.
- HIV/AIDS is not only a health issue; a cross sectoral effort is needed to address this menace to human security, which is undermining the African and Asian development.
- North-South cooperation and ODA are invaluable and developing South-South cooperation is essential. In addition, South-South cooperation builds the regional cooperation.
- There is an urgent need for universal access to reproductive health, family planning, information, services and commodities especially for young people, to reduce poverty and promote sustainable development and prevent pandemic of infectious diseases, including HIV/AIDS.
- Asia and Africa can learn from each other?s best practices and experiences in agriculture, rural development, infrastructure, and capacity development.
- We need to establish a socioeconomic system with an "environmentally-sound material cycle" for sustainable productivity and to limit adverse impact on the environment.
- Internal peace, security, sustainability and good governance are essential for sustainable development. We also recognize that one of the causes of conflict can be traced to population pressures and poverty which need to be addressed.
- Women's education and empowerment play a key role in social and economic development. All efforts should be made to protect women and girls from degrading practices such as Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/FGC), and all forms of gender-based violence should be stopped.
- Agriculture in Africa and Asia is the backbone of their economies. Improvement to infrastructure, promotion of environmentally sustainable agriculture and water resource management are essential.
- Sustainable initiatives such as income generating schemes which contribute to women's empowerment should be developed and encouraged.
- Regional and international cooperation are vital, especially the cooperation among parliamentarians and other elected representatives who can contribute to development, good governance and democracy.
- Information sharing and monitoring mechanisms need to be developed and implemented by parliamentarians for effective development plans.
- TICAD, a Japanese Government effort, and G8 governments have contributed towards Afro-Asian Development and urge that these to continue and enhance their support to meet MDGs, especially 1, 4, 5, and 6.
- Governments and other development agencies should keep parliaments informed of all development project contracts for transparency for better results.
We, the parliamentarians commit ourselves to work towards fulfilling the above.
* AFPPD is a coordinating body of national committees of parliamentarians on population and development and parliamentary committees in Asia and the Pacific which was established in 1982 as the first regional forum of parliamentarians on population and development.** FAAPPD was established in 1997 in Cape Town as a regional parliamentarians' forum on population and development for Africa and Arab countries under the declaration of the International Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (ICPPD) which was held in Cairo Egypt in conjunction with the ICPD 1994.
All previous issues of the UNFPA Global Population Policy Update can now be found on UNFPA's website at: http://www.unfpa.org/parliamentarians/news/newsletters.htm .
This newsletter is issued by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in its capacity as the secretariat for the biennial International Parliamentarians' Conference on the Implementation of the ICPD Programme of Action (IPCI/ICPD). The first IPCI/ICPD was held in November 2002 in Ottawa, Canada, the second in October 2004 in Strasbourg, France and the third in November 2006 in Bangkok, Thailand. These dispatches are intended to highlight important developments taking place around the world so that parliamentarians can be kept informed of and learn from the successes, setbacks and challenges encountered by their fellow parliamentarians in other countries and regions in their efforts to promote the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development (September 1994, Cairo, Egypt). It should be noted that UNFPA does not necessarily endorse all of the policies described in this newsletter.
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William A. Corrigan, of Hicksville, died on Jan. 19, 2012. Husband of Judy. Navy veteran. Father of Kathryn, Bill Jr. and Jeanette. Grandfather of Julianna, Donny, Patrick, Alyne and Bill III. The family was cared for by the Thomas F. Dalton Funeral Home, Hicksville Chapel. Entombment St. Charles Cemetery.


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Spice cupboard (see Shari...I do have one. I have a feeling this cupboard will stay organized for a very long time...)
Miscellaneous cupboard. Cleaning supplies up high away from little hands.
On to my bathroom drawers! (Note to self: stop buying lip gloss)
I always keep a notebook in this drawer and I can't tell you how much I use it! When I'm upstairs and the girls say something funny I don't want to forget, when someone calls and I need to take a message, when I'm laying in bed at night and remember things I need to do the next day... it's a handy place to have it.
These drawers will all have to be re-done once Kole is on the move, but thankfully I've got awhile until then. :)
I switched out some pictures and artwork in the playroom and that finished my list!
Work was done just in time for the weekend. Saturday my parents arrived. YEA! Reinforcement is here! My girls were beyond excited to see grandma and grandpa.
It's always such a nice break for me when my parents are in town. The other night Kenny was putting Addison to bed, my mom was reading with Ellie, my dad was cleaning up dinner, and I was chillin' with my feet up. Not bad. Not bad at all.
Today my mom and I went shopping and bought a few things for the girls.
And a few more things for little Kole. Finally getting into the boy groove! Then we got pedicures and came home and I took a nap while my mom bathed the girls and fed them dinner. I could really get used to this whole pamper the pregnant lady thing.
Next we set up all of the baby gear and I did some laundry. Look at all of that blue! Something I'm not used to seeing in my washer. I packed for the hospital while my parents and Kenny put the girls to bed. Now we're all hanging out watching New Moon (per my request of course). It's been a great way to spend my last day before baby arrives. With my girls I was so nervous the night before, but this time around I'm just excited! Can't wait for tomorrow. Thank you so much for all of your sweet comments and well wishes on my last post. I was extremely touched by all of your support. I'm heading to the hospital tomorrow feeling very loved.
Off to get my Edward fix before the big day. Next post will be pics of Kole (not more organized drawers). :)


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Gunman Sought
The search continues for an alleged gunman who shot and injured a young Jackson man yesterday afternoon near his home in the Cottonwood Park Subdivision. Police are now identifying the victim as 19-year-old Chancy Shaffer. Police Chief Todd Smith says the shooting was reported shortly before 1:30 pm as the father of the victim was driving him to the hospital for treatment. Smith says police responded to both the hospital and the residence – checking the residence for any other possible victims and determining where the shooting took place. Due to the proximity of the incident to the schools, Smith said it was determined the schools should be locked down as a precaution. When the shooter was not located and the area was determined to be clear, the students were released from lockdown. Today Smith says police are trying to determine the identity of the attacker through leads generated by the investigation and tips the police have received from the public. The attacker was described as being fairly young and wearing blue jeans, a black hoodie, and a bandana over his face. Smith says at this point, investigations lead police to believe the shooting was not random.


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i tweaked my talent spec and glyphs a little for more aoe threat in heroics so my talent spec you will see is a new one. take that into consideration when you visit my Armory.
the spec was almost identical (dropped imp Revenge, maxed out Shield Spec) but i dropped glyphs of Revenge, Heroic Strike and Blocking for Cleave, Devastate and Shockwave)


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Read about the work of garden designer Jinny Blom in "The Gardens of Jinny Blom" and also check out her gardens at Chalkland Farms.
Framing the View
At the manor farm at Temple Guiting in Gloucestershire, Blom has turned a former vegetable garden into a terraced area that both plays up the farm's spectacular views and distracts from a neighboring home in the distance. Temple Guiting is a Cotswald Tudor House that is available for short-term rentals or events.
The old manor dates from the 14th century and is virtually unchanged.


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A 35-year-old Southwest Iowa man was sentenced to federal prison time for being a felon in possession of a gun.
Senior United States District Court Judge Ronald E. Longstaff sentenced Brandon Scott Sutton of Tabor, IA to 26 months in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release. The Court also ordered Sutton to pay a $100 special assessment for the Crime Victim Fund.
Sutton was ordered to forfeit the firearm and ammunition found in Sutton's possession at the time of his arrest. Sutton
remains in the custody of the United States Marshal pending designation of the Federal Bureau of Prisons facility at which he will serve his sentence.
On November 29, 2011, Sutton was charged in a one-count Indictment with being a felon in possession of a firearm. Sutton entered his plea of guilty to the firearms charge on June 1,
2012, in United States District Court in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The charges arose from an incident on October 6, 2011, at a truck stop on Interstate 80, near Underwood, Iowa.
Pottawattamie County Sheriff's deputies responded to a 911 call regarding threats of assaultive behavior and found Brandon Scott Sutton in possession of a 9 mm pistol and ammunition. Sutton had previously been convicted of various felony offenses, including an offense relating to assault on a police officer.


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Your stay at The Cabell House puts you at the heart of the Old South just steps away from the High Battery and views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter. A stroll up lovely brick paved Church Street to stately Broad Street and on to the famous Market Street area offers a variety of unique shops, unforgettable restaurants, and lively night spots. Inside this charming Charleston family home, the antique furnishings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and broad verandas create an elegant restful environment. Large guest rooms have king size beds, private baths, small flat screen cable TV's and Keurig coffeemakers in every room (for coffee, chai tea, green tea, cocoa, etc..). There is plenty of free parking available and a soothing garden to rest in at the end of the day. Native Charlestonian, Randy Cabell, will help you with recommendations and reservations, for restaurants, tours and entertainment. We serve a full breakfast every morning; eggs as you like them, bacon or sausage for most breakfasts, always a variety of fresh cut fruits, melons and berries, hot croissants and muffins, locally canned preserves, fresh squeezed orange juice, etc... A glass of wine or iced tea is available in the afternoon either by request or serve yourself.
Score Breakdown based on
40 Reviews
3.0 on May 05, 2014
This bed and breakfast is in a perfect location and that is really the best part about staying here. It is both quiet and convenient to just about everywhere in Charleston. There is parking on the side of the house; but it can be quite tight.We stayed in the Randolph Room which is very small and the bathroom is outside of the room. There was construction on the veranda outside of the room, so that could not be used. The fixtures in the bathroom were rusty and really need to be updated. Perhaps because of the veranda construction, the side porch seemed to be dusty and cluttered and some of the furnishings appear to be worn. The breakfasts which were good.
5 on November 02, 2012
My wife and I live in Charleston and come here when we need to get away. We love the rooms and the hospitality. No complaints, everything is great!
3.4 on September 15, 2012
We stayed three nights. The furniture is noticeably worn and the piazza out our bedroom had broken furniture so you couldn't use it. The first level piazza is nice so we used that instead. The room was nice and the cleaning gal did a great job. There is individual coffee servers in the room which is great because I need my coffee first thing. Breakfast was good, but not great. Had fresh fruit and yogurt every morning and a meat/eggs/bread. No special recipes or homemade breads....The front yard was dug up and have to walk across the dirt to get to the front steps....overall a good value for the area.
4.8 on February 27, 2012
We stayed three nights and did not want to go home. Pleasant clean rooms and great B&B atmosphere overall. The bathroom sink in our room was on the small side, but it worked out well once we got used to it. The breakfasts were fabulous and offered a welcome opportunity to visit with both the B&B staff and other guests. The location is an easily manageable walking distance to historic downtown Charleston. We hope to stay here on future visits to Charleston.
5 on July 30, 2011
In such a competive market, this place is stellar on every front. It's relatively inexpensive (one would expect to pay much more for such amenities). The accommodations are plush and filled with ambiance (ours was a large corner room with dressing room, anteroom, and gorgeous bath). Were the other culinary offerings in Charleston not so enticing, one could almost exist for the day on Ms. Cabell's copious breakfast. This spotless auberge is a short pedicab away from Charleston's prime offerings, provides parking, encourages pets, and shelters an extremely friendly staff. You can't find any better in the Low Country. Book early as these precious rooms go quickly!
4.0 on June 05, 2011
This was our first time in Charleston and we could not have picked a better place to stay! The location is perfect, right across the street from battery park and the water! We rode our bikes every! The room was wonderful! We actually had a door to go out to the upper deck and were able to go sit out there and drink our coffee in the morning; it was really lovely. Randy and Nikki were wonderful, very accommodating. We will definitely stay there again! Beautiful house, huge breakfast; you will love it as much as we did!
5 on March 10, 2011
my daughter and i stayed at this delightful and gorgeous b&b in historic downtown charleston for 2 nights. the room was beautifully appointed, roomy and comfortable. the cabell is in a perfect location (church street) - near the battery and a short walk to all the wonderful attractions charleston has to offer. randi - our gracious and hospitable hostess, and a true charlestonian - was a wealth of information. nikki -the very pleasant inn manager- turned out a delicious breakfast both mornings we were there. we were made to feel like family and didn't want to leave. we will definitely go back there and hopefully the near future!
5 on January 07, 2011
I stayed in the Cabell House last spring, and found the experience wonderful. Randy was so helpful, hospitable and welcoming, and made our stay most enjoyable. The Inn itself is perfectly located in the historic district, and is beautifully maintained. I would highly recommend staying here to anyone seeking to enjoy all Charleston has to offer.
4.8 on April 28, 2010
The Cabell House is truly in the heart of historic Charleston. It is located on Church St. just three houses off the battery. Church St. in this area is a lovely one lane street with hardly any traffic. Great location to walk to all the area sites and restaurants. We were able to enjoy walking to all the garden tours during our April stay. My wife and I stayed for four nights and got to know Randy and her staff. Randy is truly a Charlestonian and had many stories to tell us about growing up in Charleston. We truly enjoyed getting to know her and look forward to going back.
5 on March 06, 2010
Thank you Randy for a relaxing weekend. I needed a get away from hectic Atlanta; you and your wonderful Charleston filled the bill. I left that Sunday feeling like I spent the weekend in the home of a old family friend. Walking at daybreak on the battery, walking to lunch, dinner and shopping, I did not crank my car until it was time to leave. Driving through town does not do it justice. Walking is the way to feel the history of the area. Please keep my room for me; I'll be back soon.
The Nathaniel Room has hardwood floors, a Georgian mantle, ceiling fan, 2 floor-to-ceiling windows, and a King size Charleston Rice bed made with Egyptian cotton sheets. Views are (west) of Church St., an ancient narrow brick street with 18th c. houses and (south) of the trees-y white-columned piazza (porch). The private bath (tub/shower) offers handmade herbal soap. A dressing room combines with the bath & bedroom to form a private semi-suite. The room has a flat-screen cable TV, coffeemaker, central heating and AC. (Twin bed doubles as a daybed - addtional person $50/night.)
Nightly Rate: $185 - $285
The Witsell Room opens onto the main hall upstairs, has hardwood floors, a Georgian mantle, two floor-to-ceiling windows (one that is a door to the upstairs porch) and a king size mahogany four-poster bed. The room faces south onto a white columned porch ("piazza" in Charleston). It has a small digital flat screen cable TV, a Keurig coffee (and cocoa, various teas (chai, green, Eng. Breakfast, etc..) maker, central heating and air conditioning. There is a small private bath accessable from the room that has a shower.
Nightly Rate: $175 - $210
The Claiborne Room has hardwood floors, a Georgian mantle, floor to ceiling windows to the south and a window to the east. It has a king size sleigh bed. There is a private bathroom with a shower accessible from inside the room. There are views out the windows to the east and to the south, of a white columned porch. The bedroom has a flat screen cable TV, a coffee maker, central heating and air conditioning as well as an overhead ceiling fan.
Nightly Rate: $175 - $210
The Randolph has hardwood floors and 3 windows that look out to the north and east. It a queen size mahogany four-poster bed. Our smallest room, it is approximately 11' x 14' and another door that opens onto the end of the upstairs porch. It has a private bath beside the room. A folding wooden screen is placed across the width of the hall blocking off view of this end of the hall.
Nightly Rate: $155 - $185
White Point Gardens, High Battery, East Bay St., The Battery Park, Steps to Charleston Harbour, Close to Beaches, City, Downtown, Oceanside
Charleston, SC (CHS) 12 miles
From I-26, take the MEETING ST exit- EXIT 221B- on the LEFT. Turn RIGHT onto MEETING ST / US-52. Continue to follow MEETING ST almost to it's very end. )You will see the Battery Park ahead of you.) Take the last possible Turn LEFT onto ATLANTIC ST. At the next corner, Turn RIGHT onto CHURCH ST. Go almost to the end of the street. On the Left you will see a yellow house with the number 8 on door. Pull into driveway on either side of the house (Left side as close to the house as you can get. The Cabell House, 8 Church St, Charleston, SC 29401-2744
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, 4 Historic Houses on Tour only 1-3 blocks-WALK!, The Battery Park - steps away (get married there!), WALK TO EVERYTHING-tours,galleries,carriages,shops, Tour the 4 Plantations Nearby- just a short drive., Only 15 to 20 mins to the BEACHES!, Take the Boat to Fort Sumter!, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, River, Ski area
Private Home Bed and Breakfast
Board games, CD player, Computer, Copier, Desk, Fax Machine, Internet Service, Library, Private entrance, Radio, Telephone, VCR, Videos, Washer/dryer, Wedding Facilities, Wet bar
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, In-room internet, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Fishing, Golfing, Kayaking, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Water sports
Randy Cabell, Manager
English, French
We do accept pets at our discretion (i.e. only if we think they would be appropriate for the house). We love discussions of restaurants and crefully consider our selection of which ones to recommend for each guest.
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian , Request Specia Needs


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We have launched this brand new website to help us get closer to our community of parents in order to serve in an effective manner. This website will act as a platform for us to share all our details regarding our organization and also help parents quickly get in touch with us for all their needs including practice schedules, driving directions, organization events & league information that the Grand Prairie Seminoles are participating.WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME !!! GO SEMINOLES
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EMC's Mozy saunters into the UK
EMC's Mozy cloud backup service has arrived in the UK. European Union regulations require businesses to keep their information backed up within EU borders, so Mozy opened its first data centre in Europe in 2008. Now it has a few but isn't saying how many. You can sign up for one of two services: Mozy Home or Mozy Pro. The Home …
Been using Mozy for a while
I've been using the Mozy Home service for many months now and its excellent, so I'm not sure how its now newly "arrived"?
In addition, I've been paying in dollars, so it comes out at less than the £4.99 quoted in the article.
If only my broadband upload was quicker - just added about 100Gb to be backed up and looks like its going to take weeks to complete.
Lovely stuff
Have to agree with you there, the service is excellent and am especially looking forwards to the *nix client coming towards end of 2010.
The company I've recently been made redundant from has been selling Mozy's backup service for over a year now... (based in the UK, consumer & business customers in the UK) And as far as I know they have 2 datacentres in Europe; one in Ireland, one in Germany, with all data being replicated between the two for redundancy.
Seems like everything's redundant these days!
Sounds to me like most people would be better off buying a big hard disk, then trading that capacity for storage with WUALA - a one time fee for the local storage, and all your data in the cloud...
One World. One Price?
I too have been using Mozy for a year or so, no problems, unobtrusive, seems to work well. I note that there is now a website at mozy.co, mozy.co.uk and mozy.ie (their Europe HQ is in Cork)
Guess what - all the same price - 4.95. just the currency changes $, £, € !!
Think I'll stick with $$
Not sure what's new about it but...
... Mozy is very good, well thought out and the charges are reasonable...
I use the Pro Server version (because Home doesn't work on Windows Server) at home to backup my most important stuff that I really couldn't stand to lose in the event of a fire or theft from my flat... it works really well, every night syncs up the latest changes and sends me a report... no remembering to trigger it etc.
Another satisfied customer, indifferent to where the data is stored.
Real world example: finish work in UK, land in Cape Town and shit, forgot to copy that file to my laptop.
So I can confirm that Restore works as well as Backup. Pity SA comms are still 3rd world though, pull your finger out, Vodafone.
I've been using Mozy Home Unlimited for years at home. An excellent service for a good price. I can also vouch for the restore functionality. One example would be: I lost a lot of data in a hard disk failure on one occasion and simply restored all 24+GB from Mozy in one afternoon... god bless 20Mbit connections, shame the upload speeds in this country suck.
Yup, I've used it for 2 years now. I've got 155Gb backed up for £3/month. It just runs without bother and the restores always work when tested. Took a long time to upload that lot though, but I know all my photos and videos (no, not that sort) are safe even if my whole home town goes up in flames ...
another happy mozy:home user
Works fine, backed up 100+gb no problems, ok, it takes a week on initial backup, but only does changes after that so it's hardly a chore.
Only issue I've seen in the few years I've been using it is that their mac client was a little buggy in the early days, and about 6 months ago there was some weird problem with a mozy/time machine conflict which left my time machine backup corrupted (and many other peoples apparently).
Stopped using the mozy client for about 2 months while I waited for a new version, then updated, and current one works fine again.
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The thought of chocolate evokes many sensations: excitement, indulgence, temptation and even pleasure. No wonder it's the preferred confection to give and receive during this month's celebration of love. In honor of Valentine's Day and all of its chocolate reverie, we asked four local pastry chefs to recall their most mind-blowing chocolate experiences. They've re-created those memories here with recipes for dishes that will render your loved ones speechless with chocolate delight.Sarah HootonManager, Central Market Fort Worth Cooking SchoolWhile Sarah Hooton's most memorable chocolate experience is probably her grandmother Mary's chocolate sheet cake (which is now for sale at Central Market), chocolate sorbet topped with olive oil comes in a close second. During a visit to Jean-Georges in New York City, the Central Market Cooking School manager indulged in a dessert sampler offering richly bittersweet, icy sorbet made creamy with a drizzle of high-end olive oil. "Out of every complicated mousse, cake and pastry on that plate, that simple combination stood out the most," she says. Just for Indulge readers, Hooton has combined the unforgettable dish with an element from another of her most memorable chocolate menu items -- caramelized, salted brioche bread, a dessert that her pastry chef friend serves in New York City with malted-chocolate pudding. As a final decadent touch, Hooton garnishes her custom creation with a salty, crunchy, chocolate-hazelnut topping, noting, "I am a real big fan of savory, salty-sweet and crunch."Barbara HarrisOwner, Silver Spoon Cafe & BakeryIntemperance is defined as a lack of moderation, or even drunkenness, and in the case of Barbara Harris' signature dessert, chocolate is the intoxicant. The Silver Spoon Cafe & Bakery owner has made the three-layer, Tia Maria liqueur-infused brownie cake for more than 30 years, primarily for the birthday of her husband, Bill. "It was always his dessert of choice," she says. "And sometimes you want something other than just a regular birthday cake." The dense dessert is offered on occasion at Harris' pink banquette-filled Southlake eatery, which opened last summer with a colorful menu of salads, sandwiches and soups. The restaurant isn't Harris' first dabble in dining. The San Antonio native moved to Dallas in 1989 to establish the famed Celebrity Café & Bakery in Highland Park Village, which she owned for nearly 20 years. At 78, Harris admits baking is still in her blood, and she feels obligated to re-create this memorable dessert for any chocoholic's fix, including her own. "It's a chocolate-lover's dream."Hans MullerOwner, Swiss Pastry ShopHans Muller, the teddy bear of a baker and owner of Swiss Pastry Shop, recalls waking up to fresh bakery bread and treats every morning during his frequent trips to Switzerland as a child, courtesy of an aunt who would rise before everyone in the house. "My absolute favorite was schoggi brot, or chocolate-stuffed brioche," Muller says. "I just remember it as perfect, rich buttery dough with creamy chocolate inside." Muller has re-created the memorable indulgence with this easy-to-follow recipe. He adds chopped hazelnuts to this version (because he likes to "gild the lily," he says), which provide soft crunches amid the pastry's buttery, bready bites. But it's the hazelnut butter-based chocolate, or gianduja, tucked inside the dough that makes this dessert (or breakfast) an instant addiction. "I made sure my kids got some the last time we were there and that's all they talked about," Muller says. "It's like a Christmas present with another one inside."Sally SchwartzPastry Chef for Tim LoveSally Schwartz recalls one thunderous camping night during which she experienced the chocolate highlight of her life. Lightning killed the power to her and her husband's RV, so she was forced to bake her brownie batter (prepared midstorm) inside a gas grill. "I'll never forget the smoky chocolate decadence of that barbecue brownie topped with creamy dark chocolate ice cream. It blew our heads straight off," she says. Schwartz adds white chocolate meringue to her version pictured here, creating a riff on the classic baked Alaska dessert. "Just like everything coming out of chef Tim Love's kitchens, my baked Alaska has been given a Texas twist."
Chocolate Intemperance
Makes 15-20 servings
1 cup butter, softened
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 1/2 cups flour
2/3 cup cocoa
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup pecans, chopped (optional)
1. Cream butter and sugar together. Add eggs and vanilla and blend. Add dry ingredients and mix well. Stir in pecans, if using.
2. Pour into greased 10-by-15-inch baking pan and bake at 325 degrees 20-25 minutes.
Chocolate frosting:
3 cups semisweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup whipping cream
4 1/2 tablespoons butter
1/4 cup Tia Maria liqueur
1. Melt chocolate chips with whipping cream in a microwave. Stir until smooth.
2. Whisk in butter. Add Tia Maria and let sit for 20 minutes.
3. Beat with a mixer on medium speed 4-5 minutes until stiff peaks form.
1. Cut brownie into three 5-by-10-inch pieces. Spread frosting onto one layer. Add second layer and spread frosting. Add third layer and frost top and sides with remaining frosting.
2. Garnish with white chocolate curls and/or chocolate-dipped strawberries, if desired. Keep refrigerated.
-- Barbara Harris, Silver Spoon Cafe & Bakery, 621 E. Southlake Blvd., Suite 100, Southlake, 817-442-9112, www.silver
Chocolate Sorbet With Olive Oil
& Caramelized, Salted Brioche
Makes 8-10 servings
Chocolate sorbet:
2 1/4 cups water
1 cup sugar
2 tablespoons corn syrup, light or dark
3/4 cup unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder
(Hooton recommends Valrhona brand)
Pinch of salt
6 ounces bittersweet chocolate, such as Valrhona
1. In a medium saucepan, heat the water, sugar and corn syrup together until sugar is dissolved.
2. Whisk in cocoa powder and salt.
3. Remove from heat and pour over chocolate. Stir until dissolved and chill.
4. Freeze, following your ice cream machine instructions.
Caramelized salted brioche:
Butter, as needed
8-10 slices brioche, sliced about 1/4 inch thick and cut
into desired shape
Powdered sugar, as needed
Salt, as needed
1. In a saute pan over medium heat, melt a few tablespoons of butter.
2. Once melted, add brioche and flip immediately so both sides get soaked with butter.
3. Sprinkle each side with powdered sugar, just to coat, and a small amount of salt.
4. Brown both sides, remove from pan and let cool.
Chocolate crunch:
2 cups milk chocolate (Hooton recommends
Valrhona or Callebaut brand)
4 tablespoons Nutella
1 cup Feuilletine, or crushed ice cream cones or
wafer cookies, or rice cereal
1. Over a double boiler, carefully melt the chocolate and Nutella together.
2. Once melted and smooth, remove from heat and add Feuilletine, or crushed cones or cookies, or rice cereal.
3. Take approximately 1 cup of the mixture and press between two sheets of parchment or wax paper until it is about 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick. Use a rolling pin if necessary.
4. Place on a sheet tray and freeze until it sets.
5. Break into large pieces to serve. Pieces can be stored in the refrigerator.
Place brioche on a plate, scoop sorbet on top, drizzle with a high-quality olive oil, and garnish with chocolate crunch and even colored sea salt.
-- Sarah Hooton, Central Market, 4651 West Freeway, Fort Worth, 817-989-4700, www.centralmarket.com
Texas Tornado BBQ Brownie Baked Alaska With Homemade Dark Chocolate Ice Cream & White Chocolate Meringue
Makes 12 servings
Dark chocolate ice cream:
Makes about 1 quart
16 ounces milk
2 ounces cornstarch
3 egg yolks
2 ounces cream cheese, softened at room temperature
4 ounces dark chocolate, melted (See note)
10 ounces heavy cream
1 ounce light corn syrup
2 1/2 ounces sugar
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1. In a medium mixing bowl, gently whisk together 4 ounces of the milk and the cornstarch. Set aside.
2. Whisk egg yolks, cream cheese and melted chocolate together in a large mixing bowl. Set aside.
3. In a medium pot approximately 3-4 quart size (stainless steel is best), gently whisk together the remaining milk, heavy cream, light corn syrup, sugar and salt.
4. Bring this mixture to a boil over medium-high heat and cook 3-4 minutes, whisking continuously.
5. Add the milk/cornstarch slurry mixture and whisk continuously until thickened, approximately 2-4 minutes. Remove from heat.
6. Slowly add thickened mixture to reserved cream cheese mixture, still whisking all the while.
7. Chill in the refrigerator overnight or place cooled mixture in a gallon-size plastic bag and chill in an ice bath until very cold. Follow manufacturer instructions for ice cream maker.
Note: Schwartz prefers a high-quality chocolate between 60 and 70 percent cocoa. Chocolate can be melted slowly over a double boiler or in a microwave at 10-20 second intervals, stirring after each interval.
BBQ Brownie:
Makes 12 brownies
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature
4 large organic eggs, room temperature
13 ounces dark brown sugar
8 ounces cocoa powder, extra brute (dark), sifted
3 ounces unbleached all-purpose flour, sifted
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt (See tip)
8 ounces unsalted butter, melted
1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
1. Preheat gas grill to 300 degrees. Grease an 8-by-8-inch square glass baking dish with 2 tablespoons butter.
2. Beat eggs in a stand mixer with the paddle attachment until light in color. The eggs will resemble the color of a ripe lemon and will appear slightly fluffy.
3. In a separate bowl, combine dark brown sugar, cocoa powder, all-purpose flour and salt.
4. With mixer on low, slowly add combined dry ingredients to the eggs. Add melted butter and vanilla.
5. Pour batter into prepared baking dish and bake inside the gas grill for 45 minutes or until an inserted toothpick comes out clean. Allow brownie to cool completely.
Tip: Schwartz does not sift kosher salt because it doesn't fit through the sieve. So, add it after you sift the cocoa powder and all-purpose flour.
White Chocolate Meringue:
Makes enough for 12 servings
6 ounces light corn syrup
12 ounces granulated sugar
8 ounces water, filtered
8 ounces egg whites, at room temperature
Pinch cream of tartar
2 ounces white chocolate, gently melted over double boiler (Do not use white chocolate chips)
1. Place corn syrup, sugar and water in a two-quart stainless-steel pot. Wipe down sides of pot with pastry brush dipped in water. Over low heat, start bringing this mixture to 245 degrees, using a digital or candy thermometer.
2. When syrup reaches 240 degrees, place egg whites and cream of tartar in a stand-mixer bowl and, using the whisk attachment, mix on medium speed until egg whites have soft peaks.
3. Once syrup has reached 245 degrees, mix egg whites on low speed and slowly pour hot syrup into egg whites. When all of the syrup has been added to the egg whites, increase speed to high and whip until stiff and shiny. Fold melted white chocolate into meringue by hand with a rubber spatula.
Place a round or square-cut brownie on a plate and top with a scoop of ice cream. Pipe or spoon meringue around and on top of the ice cream. Caramelize meringue with a kitchen blowtorch or place in the oven under the broiler until meringue is golden.
-- Sally Schwartz, pastry chef for Tim Love, www.cheftimlove.com
Schoggi Brot
(Chocolate-Stuffed Hazelnut Brioche)
Makes about 3 dozen
3 pounds bread flour
1 pound butter
8 ounces sugar
1 ounce salt
1 ounce yeast
3 cups milk
8 ounces roasted hazelnuts or almonds, chopped (optional)
2 pounds gianduja chocolate pieces (recipe follows), or 8 dozen Hershey's kisses or fudge balls
1. Add everything but the nuts and chocolate to a mixing bowl with dough hook attachment. Mix 8-10 minutes on medium speed until dough is stretchy and pliable.
2. Add nuts and mix only until incorporated.
3. Take dough out and let rest for 20 minutes. Divide dough into 3 dozen even pieces and round into balls.
4. Stuff about a half an ounce of gianduja or fudge balls, or 2-3 kisses, in the center of each dough ball and pinch dough around chocolate to seal it inside. Let dough poof until the balls double in size.
5. Bake at 350 degrees on a nonstick cookie sheet until golden brown.
1 cup heavy cream
1 pound semisweet chocolate, broken into pieces
8 ounces hazelnut or almond butter
1. Scald heavy cream and add the chocolate pieces. Melt over very low heat and then stir in the nut butter.
2. Pour into a small cake pan and let cool. Cut into small squares to add to the brioche.
-- Chef Hans Muller, Swiss Pastry Shop, 3936 W. Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-732-5661, www.swisspastryonline.com
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Head Coach Gary Street has rung the changes once again ahead of England Women's RBS 6 Nations clash against Wales at Twickenham on Saturday.
Darlington Mowden Park Sharks fly half Katy McLean returns to captain the side as one of 11 changes to the starting line-up, three of which are positional.
Lichfield's Natasha Hunt swaps her number nine jersey to start her first ever international game at full back. Hunt, who started her rugby career as a 15, replaces Emily Scarratt who moves back to centre. Kay Wilson returns to the starting line-up on the wing after missing England's win against Italy through illness while Michaela Staniford is back in the starting line-up.
In the forwards, there is a new look front row with Victoria Fleetwood back starting at hooker and Bristol's Sophie Hemming at tight-head prop. Worcester's Laura Keates moves to loose-head prop. Lichfield's Harriet Millar-Mills and Saracens' Hannah Gallagher also return to the starting line-up.
England Head Coach Street, whose side head into the match on the back of wins over Scotland and Italy and whose side have conceded just three points, said: "I was really impressed with the way Wales played against Scotland. They played a really expansive game, moved the ball around well and scored some cracking tries. They also have some physical ball-carrying forwards and some good pace out wide. With the wide open pitch of Twickenham suiting both teams this match should be a cracker."
Saturday will also see flanker Gallagher and No. 8 Millar Mills make their Twickenham debuts whilst fly half Ceri Large will also make her bow if she is called off the bench. All three players made their England debuts against France in November.
Street added: "Playing at Twickenham is a huge opportunity for these players. Playing at the home of England Rugby is an experience you'll never forget. Coupled with the fantastic support we always receive here it will create an amazing atmosphere that I am sure Hannah, Harriet and Ceri will embrace and rise to the challenge."
Street has also named a bench bursting with experience. Margaret Alphonsi is set to make her first start of this season's Six Nations campaign, while the likes of Sarah Hunter and Rochelle Clark will be desperate to make their mark. In total, the bench shares 279 caps between them.
"We have got some serious experience on the bench and who will no doubt be chomping at the bit to get on, especially Maggie Alphonsi who has been out injured for the first couple of rounds," said Street. "She'll be desperate to get on, make her mark and stake her claim for a place in the starting line-up against France in two weeks time."
15 Natasha Hunt (Lichfield)14 Kay Wilson (Bristol) 13 Emily Scarratt (Lichfield) 12 Rachael Burford (Richmond)11 Michaela Staniford (Wasps)10 Katy McLean (c) (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks)9 La Toya Mason (Wasps)
1 Laura Keates (Worcester)2 Victoria Fleetwood (Lichfield)3 Sophie Hemming (Bristol)4 Rowena Burnfield (Richmond)5 Tamara Taylor (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks)6 Hannah Gallagher (Saracens)7 Marlie Packer (Bristol)8 Harriet Millar-Mils (Lichfield)
16 Amy Turner (Richmond)17 Rochelle Clark (Worcester)18 Margaret Alphonsi (Saracens)19 Sarah Hunter (Lichfield)20 Georgina Rozario (Lichfield)21 Ceri Large (Worcester)22 Kimberley Oliver (Bristol)
February 5th 2012, Scotland v England, Lasswade, Edinburgh, England won 47-0February 12th 2012, Italy v England, Recco, Nr Genoa, England won 43-3February 25th, 2012, England v Wales, Twickenham Stadium, KO 6.15pmLive on the BBC Red Button and on www.bbc.co.uk/sport. Free entry to the stadium after the men's Six Nations match.March 11th, 2012, France v England, Stade Charlety, Paris, KO 12.45pm GMTLive on Sky Sport HD2 Red Button.March 17th 2012 England v Ireland, Esher RFC, KO 2pm.Live on www.rfu.com/englandwomenlive.com. Tickets can be purchased on game day on the gate or online at http://www.esherrugby.com/ticket_sales.html, priced £10 for adults, £5 for Under 16s.


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Gameday Story: Lights. Camera. Aldon.Posted by on November 12, 2012 – 9:30 AM
San Francisco's pass rush is in good hands for years to come thanks to second-year linebacker Aldon Smith. The dynamic defender currently ranks third in the NFL with 9.5 sacks following a two-sack performance against the St. Louis Rams.
Smith, a Missouri native, takes extreme pride in rushing the passer. It's a specialized role that the young linebacker has mastered, all while taking on the responsibilities of being an every-down player in his second season in the league.
In our latest Gameday cover story, Smith opened up about what goes into his gameday performances. From his pregame mindset, to in-game collaboration, to the thrill of making a sack, Smith explains everything that allows him to be successful. The cover image, shot by team photographer Michael Zagaris, depicts Smith in his pregame state. The disruptive pass-rusher explained the scene and much more in this cover story. So without further ado, get to know the man with 23.5 career sacks and plenty of memorable sack celebrations.
San Francisco's second-year linebacker continually shines on the big stage.
By Taylor Price, 49ers.com
In a short amount of time (24 regular season games to be exact), the San Francisco 49ers Faithful have grown accustomed to seeing their No. 99 sack opposing quarterbacks with regularity. After breaking the franchise's rookie sack record in 2011, Aldon Smith, San Francisco's ferocious pass-rushing weapon, is back where he left off, totaling 7.5 sacks through eight games in 2012.
Smith's 20.0 sacks in 24 contests also make him the second fastest in team history to reach that number behind Hall of Fame defensive end Fred Dean, who reached 20.0 sacks in 23 games from 1982-83.
With each Smith sack typically comes a unique celebration, a demonstration that speaks volumes about the second-year linebacker, who has 38 tackles (7.5 tackles-for-loss), 7.5 sacks, 21 quarterback hits and 31 quarterback pressures in his first season as an every-down linebacker. Smith, however, points to his appreciation of the game when explaining his love of performance. It's because of that passion Smith is able to play the way he does.
"I really love playing. I love my teammates. I love the situation I'm in right now," Smith says. "Every time I'm on the field, somebody at the game it's their first time ever watching an NFL game and I want them to at least remember me, remember my number and just remember what our team is doing, our defense.
"I want them to see the passion – that we are all about the game because I can honestly say that everyone I play with and everyone on this team really is passionate about football and playing for this team. If they could just get a little feel of that then I want them to enjoy it."
Because of his infatuation with the sport and love of competition, the 6-foot-4, 258-pound linebacker has become one of the most energetic and feared players on the league's top-ranked defense through eight weeks of the 2012 regular season. Smith thrives under the spotlight, but does so because of his teammates, who help inspire his all-out style of play.
In the latest Gameday, Smith opened up about his football process. From pregame focus, to in-game introductions and collaborations with All-Pro defensive tackle Justin Smith, to the thrill and conquest of recording a sack – Smith explains what it takes to become a top performer in the National Football League under the brightest of lights.
1. the HYPE.
Inside the visiting locker room of Minnesota's Metrodome, Smith gets his ankles taped hours before kick-off just as over-sized headphones blare out his pre-game music. It's a simple routine for the 49ers linebacker while getting taped up for gameday. The undershirt, too, is part of it. Smith's shirt, a depiction of Muhammad Ali knocking out Sonny Liston, is worn under his pads for every game. It also stands for something much bigger than motivation.
"I listen to inspirational songs, songs that get me going. In that picture, I'm probably listening to Rick Ross. The shirt, it's a fight between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston when Ali knocked him out. He's standing over him and that was a really epic fight. It's like me when I'm playing, it's a fight and that's the reason I wear it. It's the fight in the game. It's the meaning behind who he was and it's there in that picture. I'm going through my routine, trying not to think too much period. I'm thinking about the game, being confident, being self-assured about what's going to happen." – AS
2. the INTRODUCTION.
Fireworks. Flyovers. Fanatical behavior. How do 49ers players keep cool in the leading moments before kick-off? They do it by embracing the moment. In his second year with the 49ers, Smith has grown comfortable around teammates, but appreciates getting to know veteran newcomers. Enter 35-year-old wideout Randy Moss, who keeps a locker two spots away from Smith. While running out on the field for his first home performance of 2012, Smith takes pride in a pre-game exchange with a future Hall of Fame player. It also sets Smith at ease before the physical encounter soon to take place.
"I've watched Randy Moss since I was younger. You never know how life's going to work; I never knew I'd be in the NFL, or in San Francisco, or even playing with Randy Moss. All those things happened. And then, we have a relationship being cool like big brother-little brother thing – that's even more of a plus and amazing. Coming out the tunnel to start the game, dapping him up, is even more of a thing." – AS
3. the INSTRUMENT.
Few, if any, linebackers in the NFL have the 83 and 7/8 inch wingspan Smith uses to his advantage. Sure, Smith posses a relentless approach to bringing down opposing ball carriers and quarterbacks, but the sophomore defender has an amazing toolkit at his side. Chief among them are the long arms he uses to make tackles all over the field.
"It helps. It's another weapon that adds to everything. I might not know everything now, but it makes up for it. I think it catches people off-guard, they don't know how long they are, too." – AS
4. the PERFORMANCE.
One-on-one matchups are hard to win against professional linemen, the same goes for battles that involve double-teams or extra help from running backs looking to chip Smith. No matter, the 49ers linebacker takes on all tasks required from his outside linebacker position in Vic Fangio's 3-4 defensive scheme. When it comes to rushing the passer, the thrill of making a big play is all over Smith's face while approaching rookie quarterback Russell Wilson in a Thursday night win over Seattle. All that's left to do is finish the play, which Smith does with relative ease.
"That feeling, closing in that second before getting a sack is an adrenaline rush. You know you're about to make a big play and you know everyone is about to see it. And, it's something you've worked for, from the time the ball is snapped until it happens. It's just that sense of relief and enjoyment." – AS
5. the COLLABORATION.
Smith's not alone, nor is he the only Smith defender on the 49ers from the University of Missouri. The second-year linebacker benefits from playing alongside the left side of San Francisco's defense with Justin Smith, an All-Pro defender who instills toughness throughout the 49ers defense. It's one thing for Aldon Smith to take mentorship from Justin Smith, but the mutual respect between the two leads to in-game collaboration and finally, more sacks of the opposition.
"At that moment, we're trying to figure out what's going on – what we saw – and what we can all do from the coaching to the players, working together so we can make it happen. They see it from upstairs, (defensive line coach Jim Tomsula) sees it from down there, we're in the game, so we see it. We put all our views together and come up with a solution." – AS
6. the SHOW.
So much goes into making plays on Sunday, it's only right for Smith to rejoice. The preparation, the struggle of competition and the repetition of constant battles with the offensive line lead to jubilation if individual and collective goals are accomplished. That's why you see the 49ers take pride in their performance. Smith, personally, thrives on the moment. When the play is made, Smith's excitement takes over and his outgoing personality comes out for the world to see. Sack dances are special, too, with a number of his celebrations being checked out on YouTube.
"I made a play. I made a big play. Everyone on our team makes plays. You want to be the guy who said he made a play and be involved in our team's highlight video that we watch the day before the game. Really it's just once you make the play, you have to have fun with it." – AS
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By Liana Nelson on Nov 12, 2012 | Reply
Aldon Smith is my favorite football player!
By Real 49er fan on Nov 12, 2012 | Reply
Livin up to the hype!!!!
By Stefan Huntley on Nov 12, 2012 | Reply
Aldon Smith is also my favorite player in the NFL! Aldon, Justin, and the twins " Willis and Bowman" really make a golden gate of defence!
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