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Dave Grohl is not always the "nicest guy in rock". The'Foo Fighters' frontman admits his bandmates would probably disagree with the nickname he is often given because he is not afraid to show his anger....
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In Lem Satterfield's latest notebook, a card headlined by Erislandy Lara-Ishe Smith gets support bouts featuring Chris Pearson and Badou Jack.
In Lem Satterfield's latest notebook, a card headlined by Erislandy Lara-Ishe Smith gets support bouts featuring Chris Pearson and Badou Jack.
A fight originally scheduled for May 2 will come to fruition on Dec. 12 when former IBF junior middleweight titlist Ishe Smith faces Erislandy Lara in San Antonio, TX.
Junior middleweight contender Ishe Smith made quick work of Ryan Davis, knocking the journeyman out in the second round of their Golden Boy Live! main event on Friday at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
Both on the march for comeback success, former junior middleweight titlist Ishe Smith and Mickey Bey look for victories tonight on 'Golden Boy Live!'
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Mickey Bey returns to the ring against Alan Herrera, and Erislandy Lara will face Ishe Smith on May 2 on Fox Sports 1 from the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Golden Boy announced on Tuesday.
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Carlos Molina dethroned IBF beltholder Ishe Smith by split-decision, while Pablo Cesar Cano scored his own win over Ashley Theophane.
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Hello, the information I have looks interesting, worth investigating, Moses St-Denis son of François St-Denis and Martine Aubé married Hilda Cameron Burke (why the Burke ??) daughter of John Cameron and Élizabeth Faubert on the 24 of november 1924 at Victoria Harbour, Simcoe county On.No mention of a church but Moses was 27 year old at the time, a bus driver and born in Moose Creek On.
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We are into November now and busy stocking our store for WINTER! All signs are for another cold and snowy season. This month,we have again teamed up with Dermody Cleaners and The Saint Vincent DePaul to provide gently worn winter coats for local residents at no charge. We will accept winter coats & jackets for both adults and children. Bring in your donation and receive a $ 20.00 coupon to use towards one full priced jacket. Other restrictions apply, see store for details.
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The people we elect in Washington State this year will decide how to spend billions of dollars in transportation funding. In no other time in our history have the stakes been so high. Will our elected leaders fight for a future where bicycling is safe and comfortable for everybody, or will they continue to focus on transportation projects that clog our streets? The choice is up to us.
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The steaks were fabulous and our service was solid. We sat in the newly remideled area which seemed like an upgrade from the back area. Decor depends on where you sit but overall eperience was good.
My visit to the derby was excellent from start to finish. As we walked through the door I imediantly was greates by a very friendly and energetic hostess who promptly sat our party of 6. As it was our first time dinning at the derby we had lots of questions however our server was very educated on the menue. She...
Well you can't beat a free dinner after winning 40 dollars on Keno. Although we are from Helena this was our first trip to the Derby. Well, my steak was terrific. Perfect medium rare and the sides were also good. I will eat here again for sure.
Stinks n there. Couldn't eat the food. They need new recipes. Overpriced. Service was good. Meat was well cooked.
Came to us as a recommendation from a frequent visitor to Butte. All his other recommendations were great, so maybe we hit an off night. When we walked in at 7pm the smell of something burning in the kitchrn was strong. Place wss OK, no atmosphere but fine. Server was welcoming. Food came at a nice pace. The food was...
Went here for a business dinner at recommendation of our hotel. We weren't disappointed. Friendly, attentive service and my steak was delicious. Plenty to eat and a welcoming atmosphere. Apparently popular with locals. Easy to find on a main street in Butte.
The service was superior. The soup was great. And the fish and chips were decent. The wife had the salmon salad and was not too impressed.
This was a recommendation of the hotel we were staying at. For starters, make sure you are hungry when you get here. You get a salad, two sides and nice sized steak. My only complaint of the restaurant is we were seated in back and would have like to have been in the bar area, but it was full. Our...
I've eaten here in the past and had a great meal when I was visiting Butte. I Recommended the Derby to a party of 12 I was part of and prayed they'd deliver so I didn't need to eat crow. They did a great job. Food was excellent and service even for this large of a party was perfect. I'd...
Waitress tried to be accommodating. But cook couldn't seem to get steak cooked right. Sent it back twice and still not right. When asked directly, the cook got very belligerent.
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An album of tintype pictures was recently found in the old homestead of John Dikeman (1848-1942), but there are no names on the pictures. Does anyone have any old pictures of Dikeman's that I could compare these with? Some are dated July 1, 1870--others of children 1882--some have photographers' names and some say Bradford, PA. (Some of the pictures are cardboard--the ones with photographers' name and location. There are about 60 pictures--some of the people are elderly in 1870. John's father was Samuel Dikeman, and his father was William and mother Polly Tiffany. (but again, no names on the pictures). Aslip of paper says G.B. Dikeman). Another name on a slip of paper says L.J. Prosser who was married to Myra Seward.
The man John Dikeman in whose old home these pictures were found was married to Caroline Sutton, and their children were daughters Lula (Wright), Mae (Case), and Jennie (Wright). If anyone has any old pictures of any of these names for comparison, please contact me.
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- Studio: Fox Searchlight Pictures
- Release Date: May 1, 1998
- Starring: Dan Futterman, Kate Beckinsale, Stuart Townsend
Smooth-talking American Dylan (Futterman) and his English friend Jez (Townsend), with the help of bright young typist Georgie (Becknisale) fleece as many wealthy people as it takes to buy themselves the stately home of their dreams. They run a scam involving selling bogus voice-activated computer hardware to company executives.
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- Director: Stefan Schwartz
- Genre(s): Comedy, Romance, Crime
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Though the script never makes a convincing case for the lads as '90s Robin Hoods, it's restlessly inventive, with a pleasant, rather than rib-cracking, humor and likable touch of naivete.
At its best the movie is still innocent enough to slide past your guard, and inventive and lively enough to make the average Hollywood comedy seem to be on heavy tranquilizers.
The leads are all likable, albeit two-dimensional, and the rompish surreal texture of the film, makes it stylishly hip and humorous, almost like an episode of "The Monkees."
This aggressively whimsical fairy tale about a pair of grown-up orphans who rob from the rich to give to the poor (themselves!) and end up living happily ever after darts forward so quickly that several major plot turns are dispensed with in 10 or 15 seconds of babble.
The film is preposterous to the point of distraction, where the necessary level of suspension of disbelief exceeds the capacity of a normal, thinking person.
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Railroads would get a nifty tax break under rail crossing safety legislation now circulating on Capitol Hill
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Truck safety legislation will be the top item on the House Transportation Committee's list when Congress returns to work Wednesday after its August recess. The package of reforms would fulfill trucking's long-time dream of a separate motor carrier administration in the Department of Transportation
Starting October 4, truck or bus drivers convicted of violating railroad/highway grade crossing laws will temporarily lose their commercial licenses
Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber has signed two bills of significance to the trucking industry and vetoed a bill that would have raised speed limits in the state
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The National Transportation Safety Board truck safety hearing continued in Nashville yesterday with a closer look at several existing and prototype truck safety technologies, including collision warning systems, new brake technology, and rollover warning and prevention
The Federal Highway Administration says it does not intend to propose a retrofitting requirement for rear impact protection on older trailers, but it has tightened safety rules to make sure devices on new trailers are properly maintained
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National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Jim Hall is pressing for highway safety to be at the top of the agenda for federal and state governments and the trucking industry. Yesterday, during the first day of a three-day hearing on safety technology for commercial vehicles, he seemed to have some doubts as to whether that is the case
U.S. Xpress, Chattanooga, TN, will soon start testing a new warning system that developers estimate could prevent nearly 4,000 heavy truck rollover accidents each year
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China said on Friday that the border region was peaceful and that situation had been properly controlled through timely communication.
Amidst stand off in border areas, a seven-member People's Liberation Army (PLA) delegation from China on Thursday met Indian Army officials here to clear differences.
India and China on Thursday held a flag meeting in Chushul in Ladakh to address the issue but the Army did not give details about its outcome.
The Indian Army has put 15 of its battalions on high alert in eastern Ladakh keeping in view the incidents of incursions there, reports suggested on Sunday.
China said on Tuesday that the border issue between the two countries had not affected the development of its relationship with India.
The stand-off in Demchok area of Ladakh continued for the 10th day on Tuesday with Chinese nomads now reported to have erected tents with the help of Chinese Army inside Indian territory to protest against an ongoing irrigation canal work.
Army on Thursday admitted that face-offs take place between troops of India and China while patrolling the "disputed" areas along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
The makers of upcoming Tamil thriller `Aal`, the remake of Hindi movie `Aamir`, have claimed that the film happens to be the first in the language to be shot at the India-China border in Sikkim.
Giving "utmost priority" to country`s security without compromising on environment, the Environment ministry has decided to vest more power in states to give regulatory nods for building defence installation within 100 kms of Indo-China border.
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Defence Minister AK Antony Thursday reviewed the operational preparedness of army and security situation in the Northeast and along the China border.
BJP Tuesday urged the Arunachal Pradesh government to frame a need-based policy to improve the living condition of people residing along the Indo-China border.
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"The Real World"
Lilacs hardly breed in Buffalo, but T. S. Eliot got it right when he wrote that April is the cruelest month.
Tantalizing whispers of spring are spastically punctuated with precipitation in our fair city. One day, all is sweet and lovely; the next, it snows. We have yet to put away our heavy sweaters, and the days of short sleeves are far in the future.
It is the in-between time, and life is transitional for both the earth and college students. And for seniors, April may be the cruelest month of all - and not just because of Buffalo's weather.
Fourth-year students must attack their spring workload with the rest of us, setting about their studies and finishing up their final projects, all while sitting on the realization that graduation is less than a month away. For many, the undergraduate days of course registration, meal plans, research papers and ramen noodles are coming to an end (well, maybe not the ramen noodles).
How bittersweet it is. How sentimental, how dazed, and how prematurely nostalgic these almost-graduates become.
As a junior, my heart stirs as I hear seniors remarking on how strange and different life will be after UB. I nod gravely, smile sadly, and know that I, too, will one day face the intimidating change with similar sentiments. It is impossible not to sympathize with their anxiety for the future, coupled with their awakened gratitude for college days.
But among the endearing sighs, there's one phrase that sneaks its way into the typical college senior's vernacular that sparks no sympathy in me. We've all heard these three words tossed around in conversation - these three words that somehow sum up life post-graduation: "the real world."
This ridiculous phrase thrives mercilessly in seniors' vocabulary this time of year. You'll hear the almost-graduates say things like, "I don't want to go to the real world!" or, "After college, the real world seems terrifying," or "I can't believe I have a job locked down already - off to the real world I go!"
I can hardly blame my peers and friends for employing these toxic words so frequently. The phrase has been so long established and so ingrained in our natural dialogue that I think most of us are numb to it, giving no real thought to its implications.
But let's examine what we really mean when we say, "the real world." Is it a harmless term, coined for the convenience of distinguishing different walks of life? Or is it a reflection of something far more harmful, soiling the lens through which society observes and analyzes our lives?
By deeming the post-graduation world as "real," we imply that the pre-graduation world is somehow "fake."
This is an unhealthy ideology. Our memories, our past and current relationships, and our hard work all born in college become irrelevant under this philosophy. Looking toward the land of business, interviews, salaries and resumes, we fall under a corporate spell, viewing our pre-career days as means to an end.
When we divide our lives into sections of "real" and "not real," "fake" and "not fake," we attempt to compartmentalize entire sections of our lives. We try to deem them legitimate as we see fit. We operate under this idea that we can divide life up into convenient little packages - as if reality will wait for our permission to begin.
College seniors aren't the only ones guilty of this nonsensical mindset. I, for one, have dismissed entire years of my life, all because I've been waiting for something better. And in this state of childish anticipation, I forgot to live. Instead of approaching each day with gratitude and joy, I brushed it off, thoughtlessly barraging through time.
I waved off days, seasons and years, thinking: I'll wait until Friday, and then I'll change something. I'll wait until summer, and things will be different. I'll wait until I'm out of high school, then I'll really live the way I want to. I'll wait until I graduate, then I'll enter the real world. Then, life will matter.
I feel compelled to remind not just college seniors, but all humans - including myself - that we are alive, and today is real. We forget this glorious and terrifying truth too often.
Reality, whether we've realized it, has started and will end without us. It is not subject to hierarchy; it is not subject to our whims or labels.
We don't always realize the magnitude of our existence, and we have a tendency to take our time on earth for granted. This is forgivable; after all, we're only human. But let's toss away these foolish notions of real and false worlds, legitimate and illegitimate experiences. It's all been legitimate. It's all been real - every year, every semester, every April.
As the seniors of 2015 finish off their final exams and start their job-hunts, let's all remember to laugh, to learn, to grow and to live each day. Do it with intention; do it with gratitude.
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Have you figured out what we're getting at yet? Yes, F1 2011 is a lot like F1 2010. Now, obviously Codemasters can't be held entirely responsible for this.
After all, the 2011 F1 season is, in many respects, a lot like the 2010 F1 season. But it is still perhaps a little disappointing that no effort at all has been made to address the last game's biggest weakness. Namely its uninspiring career mode.
While the action on the track is still as convincing and as challenging as before, in the paddock it still feels like your progress to the next bit of driving is being delayed for no good reason. Interviews and press clippings are badly presented and have no noticeable impact on your career. Just like last year, then.
What it really needs is some drama and a touch of glamour; something that really makes you feel like millions of pounds of investment and research is resting on your shoulders.
But all it has is a trailer, some multiple-choice interviews and some repeatedly used cut-scenes of people clapping. It gets boring and repetitive, like Formula 1 viewed through the eyes of people who don't like Formula 1.
Has anything changed? Well, teams and rules that have changed in real life have followed suit in the game, but most have very little impact on the game itself.
Most noticeable are the DRS and KERS functions, each of which gives you a button you can sometimes use to make your car go faster. They make for a more accurate game, but not a better one.
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When it sought to again serve the breakfast at the park, the group was told by the Parks Department that its permit would not be renewed.
The group continues to serve at the Salvation Army, but a proposal to use the parking lot there is also problematic due to its location, Sullivan said.
Sullivan said he provides the breakfast service to offer the homeless both physical and spiritual nourishment.
"During the week, they can go to the Manchester Homeless Services Center," he said. "A lot of them don't have access to food on the weekends. The people live outside, they live in their cars, they may be couch surfing."
"It's a message of hope. We're trying to show them God that loves them and cares about them, that they're as important as anyone else," he said.
Charlie Sherman, the executive director of the New Horizons shelter and kitchen, said he explored the possibility of accommodating the program at the facility, but he said its faith-based nature posed a problem.
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Most girls are lucky if they get to play Juliet in a high school play. Steinfeld is only 16, so I had to ask what it was like learning about William Shakespeare while playing one of his most famous characters on such a massive level.
"I was reading the book in school the same time we were filming the movie, so it was basically really my first time being introduced to Shakespeare," Steinfeld told me. "Being able to just read these beautiful lines that he wrote and immerse myself in this world he created is incredible."
I shant lie. Steinfeld's British accent was convincing, and I was surprised to learn that she didn't train beforehand.
Ah, then I met the Brits. Smit-McPhee also had the good fortune of being introduced to one of the saddest love stories of all time.
"I really did judge a book by its cover beforehand," he admitted. "Every kid does. I didn't want to read Shakespeare, but when I did (because I had to, for work), I really grew to appreciate it."
Kait Weston penned the film's theme song, "Til Death Do Us Part," which is nine kinds of romantical - The very thing a tale this tragic needs.
"I wanted to write a song that every generation would love," Weston explained to me. "The story was so beautiful, and the chemistry that Hailee and Douglas had was incredible."
Speaking of Booth, would he rewrite Romeo & Juliet to save us all from the tragic ending?
"That would be nice, but it would kind of ruin the tragedy," he said. "That would save a lot of pain, for sure."
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Two Final Four teams from last season, Florida and Wisconsin, could stand in the way of UNC in the Bahamas.
But Coach Williams says for now, he's focused on the feisty Bulldogs, who defeated the Tar Heels 82-71 in the Maui Invitational semifinals back in 2012.
"We're 3-0, we've done some good things, and we know we've got to get a heck of a lot better. We're a different team. They're [Butler] a different team. But there are some guys that were around when they beat us by 88 points or something like that the last time we played them. I remember that. It's a wonderful tournament. Looking at all the tournament fields, I think it's the best field of any of the preseason tournaments. It's a big-time challenge for us," Coach Williams says.
Junior guard Marcus Paige says the team's balance gives the Tar Heels an edge on the competition.
"With that type of balance and our defense as hungry, alert and aggressive as it was today [vs. Davidson], I would expect to have a bunch of guys in double figures on any given night," Paige says.
One of those UNC players in search of a breakout season is sophomore forward Kennedy Meeks. He's off to a promising start. Meeks tallied 19 points and 12 rebounds in Saturday's win over Davidson.
Meeks says he's been getting some advice from former Tar Heel and fellow big man, Sean May.
"I talk to him all the time. He tells me about having soft hands, looking at the ball all the way through, being aggressive on offense and also getting down in a defensive stance for the entire game. He's really been a good asset to my life," Meeks says.
Paige has noticed a major difference in the impact of Meeks and junior forward Brice Johnson, who've both reshaped their bodies to withstand the physicality of ACC basketball.
"You can see they're really skilled. Brice has upped his weight and is more of a physical presence. Kennedy shed his weight. They both had that skill set even last year, so now they're able to utilize it more with more minutes and a bigger role in our offense. It's great to have," Paige says.
So far, Paige has been happy to take a backseat in the scoring. He says he understands the best Roy Williams teams always look to dominate inside first.
"When we have big guys as skilled and talented as them that are ready to handle the rigors of playing top-quality opponents with their bodies now we can play inside out. That's always how Coach Williams' best teams have played," Paige says.
The Tar Heels will need to watch out for Bulldog Kelan Martin, who scored 23 points off the bench on 9 for 13 shooting in Butler's most recent 80-39 thrashing of Loyola (Md.).
UNC is tied 2-2 with Butler in the all-time head-to-head series and will be hoping to tip the scales in its favor when the two schools collide at Imperial Arena Wednesday.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/tar-heels-begin-battle-4-atlantis-face-bulldogs/
Scanning his closet for the perfect Caribbean-themed floral shirt, North Carolina men's basketball coach Roy Williams could not help but mutter under his breath. "Aw shucks," and "gosh darn" were just a few of the obscenities mumbled by the coach as he prepared for his team's Thanksgiving getaway to the Bahamas.
Call it a tropical vacation if you like, but the schedule makers clearly were not too concerned about Coach Williams' personal relaxation time. The Tar Heels will play against a loaded field in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament on Paradise Island in Nassau. Half of last year's Final Four (Florida, Wisconsin) plus four other teams that were in the NCAA tournament (including the Heels) will slug it out for the right to be called champions of Atlantis.
In order to rule a kingdom that sits entirely underwater, you would need a lot of power. Luckily for UNC, they have had plenty of power down on the low blocks three games in. Statistics have them as the 4th most prolific rebounding team in the country, with close to fifty a game. Kennedy Meeks and Brice Johnson have materialized as an awesome tag team in the post, as the team's two leading scorers and rebounders thus far (Meeks- 16.7 points, 11 boards, Johnson- 14.7 points, 7.7 boards). Each is also shooting above sixty percent for the young season.
The big men will be critical in an opening round matchup against perennial over-achievers Butler. The Bulldogs, known for their scrappy team defense and shooting, will come out firing, but it will be essential for Carolina to exploit their massive size advantage early. To give this matchup a visual perspective, Meeks at 6'9", 270 pounds, will likely be defended by their senior forward, Kameron Woods, who stands the same 6'9" but carries a meager 200 pounds. Meeks should be able to feast on Woods and lead the Tar Heels into their Thanksgiving game on a high note.
With an opening win, Turkey Day could have UNC facing off against the winner of 22nd ranked UCLA and Oklahoma, each a tournament team a year ago. The Sooners have started off slowly, already taking a loss in their second game of the season to Creighton. The Bruins, on the other hand, are breaking scoreboards with an offense that boasts two twenty-point scorers (Norman Powell, Bryce Alford) and arrives in Nassau 5th in the country with 95.3 points per game.
Should the Heels face off with UCLA, point guard Marcus Paige's shots are going to have to start falling at a rate higher than 38 percent, especially if the game turns into the fast-paced track meet many expect. Key contributions from freshman wing Justin Jackson may also be an X-factor in this potential matchup. Not only has Jackson shown he can score efficiently (13.3 PPG, 63% shooting), but his rangy 6'8" wingspan could give the 6'4" Powell and 6'3" Alford some trouble defensively as well.
On the other half of the bracket, 18th ranked Florida takes on Georgetown in what could be a tough game for the Gators, who will potentially be missing two key starters due to injury. The other quarterfinal features the Badgers and their senior All-American forward, Frank Kaminsky, rolling through UAB and a short-handed Florida team, straight to the title game for what could be a battle of epic proportions with the Tar Heels.
Of all the teams in the bracket, the Wisconsin Badgers were surely the squad that caught ol' Roy's attention the most. Coach Williams works long and hard; you can't blame the man if he wants to enjoy a nice vacation at a place called "Paradise Island." The problem is that Wisconsin makes that impossible. There is no paradise to be found when trying to game plan for a Badger team that is blowing teams out with ruthless efficiency, shooting over fifty-two percent AS A TEAM, validating last year's final four march.
Led by Kaminsky, the seven-foot Player of the Year candidate, Wisconsin is off to a 4-0 start with the closest of those games being a twenty-four point nail-biter against Boise State. The Heels will have to find a way to guard the big man, who can star inside or outside depending on how he feels. If he sees Brice Johnson, he may try to use his height inside. If it's Kennedy Meeks on Kaminsky, look for Frank to take the slower Meeks out on the perimeter, where he shoots the three ball at forty-three percent.
If Carolina can continue to rebound and share the ball like they have to start the season, there is a real chance for them to be crowned Kings of Atlantis, but it cannot be overstated how tough the road is ahead of them. Call this tournament a measuring stick, because it will be the first chance against elite quality competition for this team to show its growth.
Winning in the Bahamas would prove to doubters that this squad does indeed have enough talent to compete for a national championship. Losing would not be the end of the world. Just don't be surprised if Roy ends up in his famous squatted position, screaming like crazy, and pulling a few hairs out along the way.
Fun Fact: The games are being played at the Imperial Arena, a grand ballroom normally used for weddings and events. A temporary court and seats are put into place just for this tournament.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/roy-williams-stolen-vacation/
The 6-5 UNC football team follows up an emotional Thursday night win over Duke with another big-time rivalry game this Saturday to finish out the regular season. UNC head coach Larry Fedora, as always, is quick to remind his team that it's N.C. State week.
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Carolina's postgame spray-painting celebrations last week caused significant damage to the Duke locker rooms and practice facilities. UNC will be footing the bill for at least $10,000 worth of repairs.
Coach Fedora says he gave Duke head coach David Cutcliffe a call Friday morning to offer an apology.
"I was made aware of it on Friday and called David [Cutcliffe] to apologize. Obviously, the celebration got out of hand. I wish it wouldn't have, but it did," Coach Fedora says.
But for now, the Victory Bell chimes have grown quiet. The Tar Heels have turned their attention to another in-state foe – the Wolfpack of N.C. State.
UNC will be striving to make it three straight victories over its rival in red Saturday afternoon inside Kenan Stadium and remarkably, given the 2-4 start, be playing to finish with a 7-5 regular season record.
Yet again, much like last season, the Tar Heels have turned the corner and saved their best stuff for the second half of the season.
Coach Fedora credits the coaching staff and the leadership of the seniors for keeping the team together during the four-game losing streak.
"A lot like last year, I think our coaching staff did a tremendous job of keeping these guys together. There was never any finger pointing or any guys blaming anybody. Our seniors did a really good job of staying together and keeping our team together. Basically, we just kept playing and eventually started making some plays," Coach Fedora says.
What specific unit does the Carolina skipper attribute this year's turnaround to? He says it all starts and ends with the play of the big guys up front.
"We're much better up front on the offensive line than we were at the beginning of the year. When we've had our five healthy guys out there, we've moved the ball pretty consistently. I think our D-line is also growing up and starting to play better. If we can continue that way, we'll be a really good football team," Coach Fedora says.
The junior leader of the young offensive line, Landon Turner, has largely been overlooked, but has been a sturdy anchor for the Tar Heels all season. Coach Fedora says Turner's consistency and impactful leadership abilities have not been lost on him.
"Landon Turner is the leader of that group. He's been the most consistent all the way through and since he's got back from injury, he's got better and better every week. […] He moves people at will," Coach Fedora says.
As has grown custom for the UNC football program under the Larry Fedora regime, the football coach did a little interior designing in the UNC locker room over the weekend in preparation for N.C. State week. Red was the dominant color scheme.
Motivational tactics aside, Coach Fedora says above all, this regular season finale will be for the seniors.
"This team is excited and anxious to get back on the field, especially for this next one which will be our last home game – an opportunity for our seniors to go out in this stadium the right way. Our guys will do a great job in preparation this week and hopefully, we will do that," Coach Fedora says.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/fedora-tar-heels-look-send-seniors-top/
With fall sports conducting NCAA playoffs and basketball season now in full swing, it was an eventful weekend for Tar Heel athletics. UNC athletes experienced both the thrill of victory and the bitter taste of defeat.
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The UNC men's and women's basketball teams have hit the road with desirable final destinations. The men are Bahamas bound, while the women are headed to Hawaii.
But the two squads made quick pit stops over the weekend. The men stopped in Charlotte to take on the sharp-shooting Davidson Wildcats Saturday inside Time Warner Cable Arena.
The sixth-ranked Tar Heels used an in-form defense to cool the Wildcats off and emerge with a comfortable 90-72 win to improve to 3-0 on the young season.
UNC head coach Roy Williams says he was pleased with his team's play, especially on the defensive side of the floor.
"I think we beat a very good basketball team that is a difficult matchup for us. I thought defensively, it was by far our best game of the year," Coach Williams says.
Sophomore Kennedy Meeks was impressive, finishing with 19 points and 12 rebounds. But Coach Williams says Meeks is still figuring out how to play in his new slimmed-down frame.
"I think it's a day-to-day thing. We've got to get his mind correct – that he does have a different body and can do certain things. He's giving me the tired signal, then goes out there, denies the pass 45-feet from the basket and goes down and dunks," Coach Williams says. "I've told him all the time to give me the tired signal when he goes back on offense, not defense. He just doesn't realize what his body can do right now."
As for the women, they met up with the Oregon Ducks in Eugene Sunday and after a sluggish start that may have been credited to jetlag; the Tar Heels poured it on in the second half to run away with an emphatic 76-59 triumph and up their record to 4-0.
UNC head coach Sylvia Hatchell's halftime adjustments paid off. With the three-point shots misfiring, the Hall of Fame coach made it simple for her players – just dominate inside. The Tar Heels did just that.
"Offensively, we got the ball inside. I told them at halftime that our advantage is to get the ball inside. They can't stop us. We're out there jacking up all these threes. They weren't going in. Everything we did [in second half] was to get the ball inside," Coach Hatchell says.
After the game, Coach Hatchell says she received a special compliment from one of the officials.
"We want to just keep getting and better as a team. I really love this team. They're great kids. In fact, right at the end of the game, one of the referees said to me, 'It's such a privilege and honor to call for your team because not only are you skilled, but your ladies are so classy.' That's pretty special. The image of how they represent themselves and especially the University of North Carolina, is tremendous," Coach Hatchell says.
But not all UNC's teams came out on the right end of the scoreboard over the weekend. There will be no 22nd national championship this year for the Carolina women's soccer team.
The Tar Heel women were upset 1-0 by South Carolina in the third round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday afternoon at Fetzer Field.
UNC head coach Anson Dorrance says despite the setback, he was proud of his team's accomplishments this season that included a share of the ACC regular season title.
"I'm proud of my senior class. We had really good leadership. If you look at our season overall, we certainly overachieved. We were conference co-champs with Florida State and a No.2 seed in the NCAA Tournament. That's pretty good for a team that was without ten starters from the previous year. But the day obviously goes to South Carolina," Coach Dorrance says.
For the seniors, the loss was especially tough to take. Senior Satara Murray, though, says she couldn't have asked for a better four years as a Tar Heel.
"All in all, I had a fantastic year. I had fun. It was an amazing four years. I'm excited to see what the future has in store, but I love playing with this team every minute, every game. These girls fought for one another, and I couldn't be more thankful for that. Credit goes to my team for making this an unforgettable and memorable four years," Murray says.
In other action, the UNC men had better luck on the soccer pitch, defeating tenth-seeded Charlotte 2-1 in rainy conditions Sunday to survive and advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Tar Heels will face the winner of the Clemson-Coastal Carolina match to be played Monday.
And last but certainly not least, the Carolina volleyball team continues to serve up a storm. This time, the No. 7 Tar Heels bagged a 3-1 win over the Louisville Cardinals Sunday afternoon in Cardinal Arena.
UNC head coach Joe Sagula's 24-2 team will wrap up the regular season this week with a pair of home matches – a rivalry encounter against No. 21 Duke and an ACC matchup with Wake Forest.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/tar-heel-sports-overdrive/
It may be early in the season, but the North Carolina men's basketball team's defense already has the makings of being something quite special.
It sure looked that way on Saturday afternoon as the No. 6 ranked Tar Heels handled Davidson 90-72. at Time Warner Cable Arena.
UNC improved to 3-0 by holding the Wildcats to a shade below 34 percent shooting overall and taking a double-digit lead in the first half that was never really threatened by Bob McKillop's team, which fell to 2-1.
"I thought it was our best defensive game of the season," Tar Heels coach Roy Williams says. "I was very pleased with their effort."
Peyton Aldridge sizzled in the early going, however, netting eight of his game-high 25 points in the first 4:15 of the contest as the 'Cats took a 12-7 lead.
The Tar Heels then started to exert command, going on an 8-0 run punctuated by a Marcus Paige layup and Theo Hinson dunk for a 15-12 advantage.
Jordan Barham's layup brought the Wildcats within 18-16 near the midway point of the opening half, but the Tar Heels went on a 28-16 run to take a 46-34 lead into the break.
Kennedy Meeks was the key component to the Tar Heels success, dominating down low with three layups in the stretch while the Wildcats settled for mostly outside jumpers.
Meeks had a monster game in finishing with 19 points, 12 rebounds, three assists and two steals and two blocks. He was joined in double-figure scoring by Justin Jackson (18), Marcus Paige (13) and J.P. Tokoto (10).
Jackson says defense came first, despite his individual scoring outburst.
"Our biggest thing was to cover the three-point line since that was their game plan," Jackson says. "We kept after it and didn't pay attention to the scoreboard either."
Aldridge had little help from his Wildcats teammates as Tyler Kalinoski dropped in 12 points but shot just 4 of 18 from the field. Fellow guard Brian Sullivan really struggled, missing all eight of his three-point attempts.
The Tar Heels maintained a double-digit lead throughout much of the second half, despite Aldridge's terrific shooting. He drilled a pair of consecutive treys to bring Davidson within 52-44 about five minutes into the second half.
It was all UNC from there, with a Paige three-pointer and Jackson jumper making it 61-46 with 12:16 remaining. Williams was able to draw from his reserves in the closing minutes, as 12 Tar Heels saw action.
Nate Britt, who scored five points in 14 minutes said it's important everyone contribute for the Tar Heels to continue being successful.
"I think the most impressive thing about our team so far is how much depth we have," Britt says. "We have a lot of people who can play a lot of different positions."
And play those positions well too, judging by the early results. Next up for the Tar Heels comes a game against Butler in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas starting Wednesday.
The North Carolina women's soccer team took down Colorado 1-0 in overtime Friday night in front of a sold out stadium at Fetzer Field.
Colorado ends the season with a 14-7-1 record and UNC earns a spot in the Final 16 while improving to 14-3-2.
"Obviously we're very excited to be advancing in the NCAA tournament," UNC coach Anson Dorrance says. "Although the score doesn't indicate it, I'm very proud of the way our kids played. We're starting to move the ball quickly, we're keeping the ball very well, we're playing a great possession game and we're changing the point effectively."
Dorrance started the first 10-minute session of overtime with six reserves on the field. Carolina employed much of this strategy throughout the game with 21 Tar Heels seeing the field and all of them playing double-digit minutes.
"We have a deep roster and we have no issue playing our bench and of course they rewarded us. I think almost half the goals have been scored by reserves," Dorrance says.
Sophomore Maya Worth scored her first career goal in the 94th minute to bring the Tar Heels to victory.
The goal transpired after Katie Bowen served the ball into the box on a corner kick. Sophomore Danae O'Halloran sent a cross into the middle of the penalty area and Worth was there to head the ball, which was deflected by a Colorado player. Worth rebounded and powered the shot with her right foot into the back of the goal.
"I was borderline in tears," Worth says. "I don't normally get nervous but I was really nervous before going into the overtime. And then after I scored I was trying to keep it together. I was trying to run to our bench to meet the rest of the team but as soon as I hit Bruder we just collapsed and everyone met us there and it was great. Wonderful feeling."
Worth's goal guaranteed the Tar Heels a spot in the Final 16 and marked the 120th overall NCAA Tournament victory in Carolina history.
"We weren't really expecting much this season we were kind of looking at ourselves as underdogs but week by week we've improved. This past week we've had a fantastic week of training and it just showed tonight," Bowen says.
UNC will play South Carolina Sunday at 1 p.m. at Fezter Field for a spot in the NCAA quarterfinals next weekend.
The North Carolina men's soccer team advanced to the second round of the NCAA Men's Soccer Championships with a 6-0 win over James Madison on Thursday night at Fetzer Field.
The Tar Heels, who move to 13-5-1 on the season, were led by Senior forward Andy Craven who had three goals and an assist in the win. The Hat Trick, Craven's second of the season, gives the 1st Team All-ACC selection 14 goals on the season, just one behind the national lead.
With the loss James Madison sees their season end with a record of 10-8-4.
It took nearly the entire first half for the Tar Heels to break through but when Craven did so in the 42nd minute the goals began to flow.
After taking a 1-0 lead into intermission the Tar Heels needed only 89 seconds to double their lead in the second half as Senior forward Rob Lovejoy was able to bang in a rebound from a Craven shot.
From there the Tar Heels poured it on as they outshot James Madison 24-2 for the game.
Carolina next plays in the second round against 10th seeded Charlotte on Sunday at 2p.m.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/mens-soccer-moves-second-round/
The North Carolina men's basketball team will continue rolling with its light schedule when it faces Davidson Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in Charlotte's Time Warner Cable Arena.
The Tar Heels remain ranked at No. 6. According to Head Coach Roy Williams, Carolina is using this game as preparation for younger players before meeting tougher competition in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas next week.
"I've always said pre-conference games are supposed to get you ready for conference play," Coach Williams says. "The quality of the opponents we have in pre-conference play this year are some of the best teams in the country."
UNC forward Brice Johnson says this young team is still looking for their identity as the season progresses. Johnson led scorers with 23 points in Sunday's victory over Robert Morris.
"I mean, everybody's been playing zone lately so I can't post up the way I really want to," Johnson said. "Hopefully this week, (Davidson) won't play as much zone and we'll be able to post up and run our plays the way we want to. We'll just be able to do the things we need to do on the offensive end instead of trying to adjust to what their defensive scheme is."
In Carolina's last meeting with the Wildcats in 2013, Davidson forced the Heels into overtime before UNC overcame with a 97-85 victory in Chapel Hill. Coach Williams says he does not want another close call.
"We needed to let them rest because we played Friday, practiced Saturday, played Sunday so we gave them Monday off; but Tuesday and Thursday we went pretty doggone hard. And I think we need the practice time," Coach Williams says. "We've got to continue working to build a strong foundation but this week of practice was good for us."http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/unc-preps-5-game-road-stretch/
The North Carolina football team dashed out to a commanding 28-7 halftime lead and went on to beat rival Duke 45-20 Thursday night at Wallace Wade Stadium to improve to 6-5 on the season and in the process, gain bowl eligibility.
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With the loss, the Blue Devils dropped to 8-3 on the season and handed the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets the ACC Coastal division crown and a spot in the ACC Championship game opposite Florida State.
Marquise Williams threw for 374 yards and scored four touchdowns to lead the Tar Heel offense to a torrid start, and despite a few hiccups in the second quarter that could have broken the game open further, turned in an impressive performance that the careless Blue Devils were unable to match.
In an encouraging sign, for the first time this season, the Tar Heels had a running back eclipse the 100-yard mark in a game. It was T.J. Logan who earned the distinction with 117 yards and a touchdown.
"I think we finally put together a complete game in all three phases – offensively, defensively and special teams. Other than the three turnovers we had offensively, it couldn't have been a more solid game for us," UNC head coach Larry Fedora says.
In a surprising twist, the much-maligned Tar Heel defense rose to the occasion, coming up with big stops after the offensive miscues in the second quarter that gave Duke a chance to hang around in the game.
"It was huge. For the defense to go out there in those situations and hold them to no points after those three fumbles, that was big. And that gave a shot of adrenaline to the entire team," Coach Fedora says.
Duke's signal caller Anthony Boone tossed two touchdowns and threw for 262 yards, but he was sacked three times and gave away an interception.
"I don't know if there are words that fit how you feel. I told the team after the game, I said 'First thing I don't want you to forget is all this winning that has led us to a Thursday night opportunity on national television playing your arch rival. Obviously it was a disaster from our standpoint," Duke head coach David Cutcliffe says.
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On Duke's first drive, UNC linebacker Jeff Schoettmer recovered a fumble. It got the Tar Heels rolling.
From there, the offense raced ahead. A 3-yard touchdown pass from Williams to Switzer got UNC on the scoreboard first, and then the defense pitched in again with a 10-yard fumble return for a touchdown by senior safety Tim Scott.
At the end of the first quarter, the Tar Heels had claimed a 21-7 lead over the Blue Devils. Duke got on the board with a 10-yard touchdown heave by Boone into the arms of Isaac Blakeney.
But that was the home team's only score of the half to the dismay of the crowd. As for UNC, it added seven more points to its ledger thanks to a 1-yard Williams keeper into the end zone with 13:02 on the second quarter clock.
On the critical second half opening drive, the Blue Devils turned the ball over when Boone tossed an interception to MJ Stewart.
The Tar Heels took advantage immediately with an impressive offensive possession that ended with a one-yard touchdown by TJ Logan with 9:10 remaining in the third quarter.
Everything was going right for the Tar Heels. A season-long 30-yard field goal make by Thomas Moore to push the lead up to 38-7 with 6:23 in the third quarter, confirmed that. It was that kind of night.
UNC coasted from there, gliding to the rivalry win that earned them back the coveted Victory Bell after a two-year hiatus.
Next up for the Tar Heels comes a season-ending in-state matchup with the N.C. State Wolfpack next Saturday in Chapel Hill.
The top-ranked North Carolina field hockey team will make its 19th final four appearance Friday after beating No. 9 Duke Sunday in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The game winner came from senior forward Loren Shealy on a penalty corner.
Shealy says beating Duke on her home field, Francis E. Henry Stadium, was a great way to end her college career.
"I mean it's just an amazing feeling, I really can't describe it," Shealy says. "It's something you kind of dream about, like one of these games putting you into the final four. Team was awesome today and brought so much intensity, for themselves and for us, and especially for us seniors and it means the world."
But the Tar Heels won't be playing on their home turf for their NCAA tournament semifinal game. They will face a familiar ACC foe – No. 4 Syracuse in College Park, Md.
UNC Coach Karen Shelton says the game will be evenly matched.
"We have some motivation, but they'll have some motivation as well," Shelton says. "I would expect an even match. They've got strengths and so do we."
The two teams have played against each other twice this year. The Orange beat the Tar Heels in the ACC Tournament, winning 3-2 in overtime, but UNC won the regular season game 3-0.
"I think that it will be the rubber match, so we beat them in the regular season and they beat us in the ACC Tournament," Shelton says. "I think we'll prepare a little bit better and I think that we'll play better."
This will be UNC's sixth consecutive final four appearance. The six-time NCAA champions lost to Connecticut in the NCAA semifinals last year.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/1-unc-takes-4-syracuse-final-four/


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Chevy HHR SS
This is a piston design recirculation valve that is a direct replacement for the original ...
This is a piston design bypass valve that is a direct replacement for the original fitment...