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1 January 1976
|Kampala, Uganda
|Bachelor of Science with Education (BSc/Ed)
Mbarara University
Mbarara, Uganda
Masters in International and Diplomatic Studies (MIDS)
Makerere University
Kampala, Uganda
|Educator & Politician
|Years active
|2000 — present
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Frank Kagyigyi Tumwebaze is a Ugandan educator and politician. He is the current Minister for the Presidency & Minister for Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), in the Ugandan Cabinet. He was appointed to that position on 15 August 2012.[1] He replaced Kabakumba Masiko, who resigned from government on 14 December 2011, following allegations of abuse of office, theft by taking, causing monetary loss to the government and conspiracy to defraud government.[2][3][4] Frank Tumwebaze is also the elected Member of Parliament for Kibale County in Kamwenge District, on the National Resistance Movement (NRM) political party ticket.[5]
He was born in Kamwenge District around 1 January 1976.[6]
He holds the degree of Bachelor of Science with Education (BSc/Ed), obtained in 1999, from Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST). He also holds the degree of Masters in International and Diplomatic Studies (MIDS), obtained in 2005, from Makerere University, the oldest university in Uganda, founded in 1922.[7]
Work experience[edit]
Beginning in 2000 until 2001, he served as a Customs Officer with the Uganda Revenue Authority. In 2001, he was appointed Deputy Resident District Commissioner and was posted to Iganga District, serving in that capacity until 2003. He was then brought into State House, where he served as a Special Presidential Assistant for Research and Information, from 2003 until 2005. In 2006, he entered elective politics by contesting the parliamentary constituency of Kibale County, Kamwenge District. He was elected on the National Resistance Movement political party ticket. In 2011, he was re-elected and is the current incumbent.[8] In a cabinet reshuffle on 15 August 2012, he was appointed Minister for the Presidency.[9]
Personal details[edit]
Frank Kagyigyi Tumwebaze is married. He is of the Anglican faith.
Parliamentary duties[edit]
He has the following additional parliamentary responsibilities:
- Chairperson of the Committee on Finance, Planning and Economic Development
- Member of the Committee on Rules, Discipline and Privileges
See also[edit]
- ^ Museveni Reshuffles Cabinet
- ^ Kabakumba Masiko Ordered To Resign From Cabinet
- ^ Kabakumba Masiko Resigns Cabinet Positions
- ^ Kabakumba Masiko Forced To Resign From Cabinet
- ^ Frank Tumwebaze Represents Kibale County, Kamwenge District In Parliament
- ^ Frank Tumwebaze Was Born In Kamwenge District
- ^ The Education History of Frank Tumwebaze
- ^ The Work History of Frank Kagyigyi Tumwebaze
- ^ Frank Tumwebaze Appointed Minister for the Presidency In August 2012

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The Vietnam War was the first conflict
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who had first chronicled the Civil War, but also television news
crews, brought the war into the homes of millions, eventually
helping to turn the tide against our beleaguered involvement.
Side by side with journalistic coverage of Vietnam were the movies. Right from the beginning, documentary and feature filmmakers found fertile ground in this many-sided war, of which the month-long series "From Hanoi to Hollywood: The Vietnam War on Film" (Nov. 1-30 at the BAMCinematek), provides a vivid reminder.
As the program notes state, "From Hanoi to Hollywood" is only a selective program. The war compelled so many diverse artists to present their stories and viewpoints that a comprehensive series would run many months.
Headlining the series are several seminal feature films that, for better or worse, are what most people remember about that era. First, there was the initial wave of Hollywood-ized versions of the war, starting in the late '70s.
Three of those features were released in 1978: "Go Tell the Spartans" (Nov. 17), a sober fictionalization of U.S. adviser involvement prior to the war's escalation; "Coming Home" (Nov. 8), which won Oscars for Jane Fonda and Jon Voight, starring in the first glimpse at what returning soldiers dealt with; and "The Deer Hunter" (Nov. 3, Nov. 23), Michael Cimino's Oscar-winning Best Picture, an epic vision of how distant war destroys close-knit lives, friendships and communities.
Lost in the shuffle when it appeared early in 1979, Milos Forman's adaptation of the Broadway musical "Hair" (Nov. 28, Nov. 29) seemed too little, too late in its idealized vision of '60s flower children; seen now, it's a quaint but valuable relic of a bygone era, with an unexpectedly touching climax.
When Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" was finally unveiled at Cannes in May 1979, it was anticlimactic: psychologically and philosophically murky if visually splendid, often making war look beautiful. Coppola's confused take on Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" at least tried something grandiose, a fact borne out by the 2001 re-release, "Apocalypse Now Redux" (Nov. 30), over an hour longer and more grandiose, but no more satisfying.
Hollywood's second wave of 'Nam films, in the mid-'80s, was led by Oliver Stone's "Platoon" (Nov. 2), which won the 1986 Best Picture Oscar. Stone's ability to convey warfare with immediacy and passion spoke to audiences unwilling to search for deeper meanings and metaphors, and Stone followed that with 1989's more adventurous "Born on the Fourth of July" (Nov. 27), an honest attempt to present the entire Vietnam experience - before, during and after the war - through one character, outspoken activist-veteran Ron Kovic (Tom Cruise).
Stanley Kubrick's masterly "Full Metal Jacket" (Nov. 10, 11) is set during Vietnam, but its brutal dissection of how the military breaks down young men and rebuilds them as efficient killing machines is a scathing indictment of all war. Matthew Modine - who will be present for a Q&A following the 7 pm showing on Nov. 10 - makes a haunting transformation from decent, affable young man to soulless murderer.
Also compelling viewing are the documentaries, where many outspoken war critics committed their beliefs to celluloid.
Emil de Antonio's 1969 "In the Year of the Pig" (Nov. 5) traces the roots of American involvement in Southeast Asia to award-winning and vastly influential effect: it became the cinematic Bible for many in the quickly burgeoning anti-war movement.
And 1971's "Basic Training" (Nov. 14) is another clear-eyed Frederick Wiseman study of traditional Americana, its blandly descriptive title belying its value as an historical and social document.
One of the greatest documentaries ever made, Peter Davis' "Hearts and Minds" - which won the 1974 Best Documentary Oscar - is a searing, powerful experience that places side by side U.S. cultural indifference to the Vietnamese and our military arrogance, both of which led us into the quagmire, just like the French before us. Davis will present a Q&A after the 6:30 pm screening on Nov. 15.
In these politically and morally ambiguous times, seeing how fictional and documentary filmmakers approached the equally troubling complexities of what was one of our darkest hours is a way to reflect on our own possible future ... or will we be doomed to (again) repeat history?
"From Hanoi to Hollywood: The Vietnam War on Film" runs Nov. 1-30 at the BAMCinematek, 30 Lafayette Ave. Several Q&As and director or actor appearances are scheduled. Call (718) 636-4100 or visit www.bam.org on the Web for tickets and further information.
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Oregon city, tribes trying to save 2,500-year-old village site
Crumbling asphalt roads and docks still mark where the town of Umatilla once stood, but even deeper are the remnants of the 2,500-year-old...
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UMATILLA, Ore. — Crumbling asphalt roads and docks still mark where the town of Umatilla once stood, but even deeper are the remnants of the 2,500-year-old tribal village of matalam.
Almost nothing has been done with the 70-acre Umatilla town site, found within 800 acres owned by the Army Corps of Engineers.
The city was moved to its current site in the mid-1960s to make way for the Columbia River to rise behind the John Day Dam.
Now the city of Umatilla and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation have started talking about what can be done to preserve the area and its history.
The site, which is closed to the public, won't be developed with restaurants and hotels, said City Manager Larry Clucas. "We did that once 150 years ago. We can't do it again."
Plans are more likely to involve interpretive signs or possibly a center that could store artifacts and teach visitors about the area's history and culture, he said.
Before pioneers came to the area and made Umatilla a shipping center, matalam was home to up to 1,000 people during the salmon runs, said Teara Farrow, tribal program manager.
It was one of the largest village sites in Oregon, and it was a center for food and trade, she said.
Previous excavations have turned up objects 2,500 years old, said Julie Longenecker, anthropologist and archaeologist for the tribes. The majority of what is out there is still in undisturbed layers up to 12 feet deep.
"There is layer upon layer and level upon level of human occupation here," she said during a recent tour of the town site.
Inside the town site is a separate enclosed tribal burial grounds. The tribes monitor the entire area, which is covered in dense undergrowth, for looters and other problems.
As Longenecker and Farrow walked along the river bank, they pointed to where looters have dug looking for artifacts. Longenecker showed some city officials an exposed shell midden that was disturbed.
The piles of old mussel shells aren't monetarily valuable, but they can mark where something valuable might be found, she explained. So looters, who sometimes come in from the river, dig in the middens and end up destroying the historical information they contain.
There should be a way to honor the past while using the town site, said Umatilla Planning Commissioner Boyd Sharp. The site could be a signature statement for the area.
After the tour, Clucas said the city would like to partner with the tribes to protect the site but also "make it available for interpretation so people will see it as a historical site."
Farrow said the tribes and city must work together to come up with a plan they can present to the Corps.
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QED Comedy Lab: Never the same comedy twiced
I will have you know I intentionally wrote 'twiced' in this headline. For two reasons, really. First, one-letter click bait. You can't wait to comment to tell me I had a typo you grammar nazi. Perfect, that is the kind of mind we need for an audience at the QED Comedy Lab shows every Monday at Pilot Light. Don't have any money? It's cool, it can be free if you want it to. Just walk in all confident like you are performer and it will be free. Be warned, if you lose confidence right before you walk in, they will be able to tell and then, still not make you pay. Have plenty of money? Then tuck it in the box in the front of the room. Oh, yeah, and secondly, people in parts of East Tennessee actually say 'twiced' like it isn't incorrect. Like in regular speech. IT'S SO HARD TO HEAR OUT LOUD!!!
Oh, and here is the official description from show creator, Matt Chadourne.
QED Comedy Laboratory
"Q.E.D. is an initialism of the Latin phrase quod erat demonstrandum…meaning 'which had to be demonstrated'." – Wikipedia
QED is a regular, experimental comedy show on Monday nights at the Pilot Light. The goal of this night is to provide a venue for one-off or rotating themed show ideas that explore new outlets for comedy. This is an opportunity for Stand-Ups, Improvisers, Sketch Performers, Writers, Actors, Musicians, and others to work together, get out of their comfort zones and demonstrate that they're funny.Read More
Julia Prescott is in Knoxville tonight at Latitude 35, mainly because she is going to Dollywood
Los Angeles native, stand-Up comedian and comedy writer Julia Prescott(VICE Magazine, The Aquabats Super Show, MAD on the Cartoon Network) is touring around the country on her "I Just Really Wanted to Go To Dollywood" tour (a semi-self-indulgent comedy tour). Catch her tonight at Latitude 35. (Get Tickets Here) or pay at the door. $5/$7
She hosts a regular show at the Nerdmelt Theater in LA and is fresh off amazing appearances at the FUN FUN FUN Comedy Fest and the HELL YEAH Comedy Festival on her way here. She has come all the way to Knoxville with the goal of, not only, crossing off a long-cherished item from her bucket list by visiting our regional treasure Dollywood, but also with the goal of making you laugh. Won't you please help her make her dreams come true?
Backing her up on this show is a quartet of amazingly talented comics from around the region:
Angela Angela Garrone (Knoxville)
Allie Steinhoff (Asheville)
Jessica Crowder (Knoxville)
And the evening will be host by Ashley French (Chatanooga)
Tickets are $5 in advance/ $7 at the door.Read More
Sirius XM Comedian Kenny Zimlinghaus on the Comedy Cruise Tonight!
Kenny Zimlinghaus is coming back for a special Comedy Cruise on the newly renovated Star of Knoxville Riverboat. The last time Kenny was in town he put nearly 100 people in The Well and it was a fantastic show. This time around he is hopping aboard the Star of Knoxville Riverboat to tell some jokes along with local comics Matt Ward and Trae Crowder. Tickets are still available online for $17, or they can be purchased for $20 at the dock beginning at 9:30pm. For more info on the show, click the show details in the right hand column of this page.
Scruffy City Comedy Festival A Success!
Our first Scruffy City Comedy Festival was a HUGE success. Tons of comedy fans and over 50 comics participated as well as five venues over the course of three days to really make something magical happen in Downtown Knoxville.
Thanks to: Shane Rhyne, Erin Donovan at Visit Knoxville, Adam and Johnny at Saw Works Brewing Company, Crowne Plaza, Scott and Bernadette from Scruffy City Hall/Preservation Pub, Cullen from Scruffy City Hall/Pres Pub, Barry Garner from Latitude 35, Kristy and Taz at the Jack Cellar, Jason and staff at The Pilot Light, Remedy Coffee, Regene, Mike and of course Miss Jackie at the Star of Knoxville Riverboat, Thomas Hensley at Cook Loft, Tony Farina and Benny Smith at WUTK Radio, Rusty at Blank Newspaper, Chris Seaton at Quest Law Collaborative, Lee Ann Bowman and staff at WBIR, JD Howard aka Octavius from WIMZ, Thanks to Gail Grantham, Debby Johnson, Jake James, Jeff Blank, Tyler Sonnichsen, Matt Chadourne, Victor Agreda Jr., Zac Fallon, Lil Iffy, Reformed Whores, Tim Northern, Jarrod Harris, Einstein Simplified, Jennifer Ward, Grady Ray, Eliot Rahal, Michael Dougherty, Augusta Anderson, Jay Kendrick, Ian Ferguson, Drew Morgan, Trae Crowder, Alex Stokes, Alex Stypula, Andrew Michael, Angela Garrone, Bob Hansen, Boston McCown, Bryan Cook, Chase Dyer, Chris Mata, Devon Gollinge, Joe Pettis, John-Michael Bond, Paige Bowman, Dougie Almeida, Dustin Meadows, Liz Brooks, Evan Brooks, Holly Lynnea, Hunter Roberts, Josh Di Donato, Kayla Avery, KC Arora, Mo Arora, Michael Shibley, Mike Berlon, Lydia Popovich, Shannon Kelley, Tom Scheve, Trevor Thorpe, Zach Martina, and everyone else we may have neglected to list that helped with the festival! Without you we are nothing!
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Einstein Simplified at Scruffy City Hall beginning at 7pm
Einstein Simplified is performing for FREE at Scruffy City Hall tonight at 7pm to kick of the main action in Market Square. Einstein Simplified is one of the original comedy troupes in Knoxville dating back since 1902. Ok, that's not true, but they have been doing Improv in Knoxville for the better part of two decades. The reason we use Patrick Sullivan's in our logo is related to Einstein Simplified. When I began producing comedy shows in Knoxville I produced them at Patrick Sullivan's in the same room Einstein had been doing their weekly Tuesday show for over 10 years.
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Getting the day started very early with a private showing of an unnamed movie. Private? Not really, you are invited, it's free, along with a slew of other podcasts all being recorded in front of real live folks today at the Pilot Light in the Old City beginning at 10am. Don't miss it! Here is today's podcast schedule, all recording are at the Pilot Light.
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Monday Recruitin' Commits To Switzerland
PSU Visit Recap: KLS Enjoys His Official
Keisean Lucier-South on his official visit [Bryan Fuller/MGoBlog]
Thanks to their 2-4 start to the season, Michigan saw their visitor list dwindle significantly by the time their biggest recruiting weekend of the season came around, but a win in front of 113 thousand at night in the Big House still left an impression on those who came.
The biggest name to hit campus, of course, was five-star CA WDE Keisean Lucier-South, who schmoozed with Jabrill Peppers, watched the game with a trio of Michigan commits (Tyree Kinnel, Alex Malzone, and Darrin Kirkland), and seemed to thoroughly enjoy his official visit. Time will tell if Michigan is truly a threat to land KLS, but the initial returns are good, at least.
Most of the other 2015 recruits in attendance were the aforementioned commits, and while Kinnel and Malzone seem quite solid with their M pledges—Kinnel called Saturday "one of [his] best visits," per 247's Steve Lorenz—that's not the case with Darrin Kirkland, who spent the weekend prior in South Bend. After Saturday's unofficial visit, Kirkland told Rivals' Josh Helmholdt where he currently stands ($):
"My options are going to continue to be open, but I do love Michigan and am still committed to Michigan," he said. "It is a great place to be, a great atmosphere and a lot of great opportunities for myself as well as for my family. But, I still remain… I would say a good word is 'neutral,' for right now."
Besides Notre Dame, Kirkland has also been hearing from Texas, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC recently. Each of those schools had offered him prior to his senior season except USC.
Kirkland told TomVH today that he still plans to take all five of his official visits, and will determine with his family today where he'll take them. He's still in the class for now, of course, but if Saturday didn't solidify his commitment, it's hard to see that remaining the case.
Commits Visiting Elsewhere: An Ongoing Series That Probably Won't End Anytime Soon
In totally unsurprising news, TE commit Chris Clark announced on Twitter that he'll take an official visit to North Carolina, the school he initially committed to before eventually flipping to Michigan. If your head is spinning, I understand. Clark's another guy who seems very likely to end up elsewhere.
According to Mike Farrell, CB commit Garrett Taylor will take officials to Ohio State and Penn State in November. His commitment also seems highly unlikely to stick at this juncture.
2016 QB Messiah deWeaver, at least, isn't setting anything up, though it's hard not to take notice of the last bit of this quote he gave to 247's Steve Wiltfong($)...
"For me when I picked the school, it was more than playing football. It was academics and football second. The football part, they were going through a tough time, but they're going to start winning. They're young, and you have to take the losing with a grain of salt. I saw something bigger than that because they're so young. I think the winning is ahead of them. They're not a bad team, they're just very, very young. I wasn't getting too worried about them losing because I know better times are ahead of them.
"I think they're about to start winning here. I'm still watching closely to make sure Coach (Brady) Hoke is going to be there, which I think he is."
...and get a little concerned about whether or not he'll stick if/when Michigan goes through with a change. At this point, though, hanging onto 2016 recruits is well down the list of priorities for this program.
No, This Also Doesn't Contain Good News
Ex-commit Darian Roseboro committed to NC State over the weekend. Happy trails, sir.
Finally, four-star UT OLB Osa Masina has seemed like a longshot for a while, and now his planned official visit to Ann Arbor may not even materialize, per Scout's Doug Kimmel ($):
"Michigan is another school that I've been high on. Obviously, I've heard some of the rumors about coaching changes and see there recent struggles, but I still really like that program. It's got great history and academics that are hard to beat. I am looking to set up a trip to Michigan. There is also a chance I take an official visit to Utah, but it's likely that I take an unofficial there. I am still leaning towards leaving the state, but the Utes definitely have my attention."
He's saying positive stuff about the program; at the same time, he still hasn't actually scheduled the visit, and if he takes an official to Utah that'd likely leave M out of it. UCLA is considered the favorite in his recruitment.
Monday Recruitin' Considers Other Options
Things Fall Apart
Is Darrin Kirkland the next to go?
Since last week's roundup, Darian Roseboro officially decommitted from Michigan, bringing the 2015 class down to just ten players. In distressing, but by no means surprising, news, that class is likely to get smaller before it gets any bigger, as several other commits are now looking around.
Four-star LB Darrin Kirkland Jr. took an official visit to Notre Dame over the weekend, and he told TomVH that Michigan's coaching staff is now taking a different approach to commits taking visits ($):
In the past, the Michigan coaches have held a no-visit policy, but Kirkland had a different conversation when he told the staff of his intentions.
"They said take the time that you need to make the best decision," he said.
If the coaches hope to keep any semblance of a class together, I don't think they have a choice here. So, Kirkland visited Notre Dame with Hoke's approval, and in a rather painful twist took in the game with former M commit Shaun Crawford; Kirkland told Rivals' Josh Helmholdt he came away impressed with ND ($):
Saturday's visit to Notre Dame has given Kirkland plenty to think about as he enters the final four months of his recruitment.
"I'm just taking it one day at a time," Kirkland said. "I'm staying close with my family and hopefully we can make the best decision for me. At the end of the day I'll sign my letter of intent where I feel most comfortable at."
Kirkland remains committed to Michigan and is not sure what schools he could visit in the future, but he is keeping his options open.
I'd be surprised if M held on to Kirkland through a coaching change.
Of course, Kirkland isn't the only one looking around. 247's Steve Lorenz posted an overview of where the commits stand at the moment, and only four appear to be locks to stay committed ($):
- Quarterback Alex Malzone, who's still been recruiting other prospects like Marcus Lewis and Auden Tate, per Sam Webb ($). Malzone is also working hard to try to keep the class together.
- Offensive tackle Grant Newsome, who doubled down on his "I didn't not commit to the University of Brady Hoke" statement from last week by telling GBW's Kyle Bogenschutz he's "fully committed" to Michigan.
- Offensive guard Jon Runyan Jr.—as a legacy commit, it'd be quite surprising if he even looked around.
- Kicker Andrew David, who received a scholarship as a kicker at an early juncture, so he's also quite solid in all likelihood.
Everyone else—including RB Mike Weber, per The Wolverine's Brandon Brown($)—is at least considering other options, and among that group of six only Tyree Kinnel seems like he's still leaning heavily towards remaining in the class. As TE commit Chris Clark told MLive last week, coaches from around the country know an opportunity when they see one:
"I think they see an opening," Clark said. "They smell the blood in the water."
Clark recently added a USC offer and is fielding heavy interest from Alabama and UNC, among many others. He also seems like a longshot to stay in the class for much longer.
Meanwhile, in the 2016 class, four-star QB Messiah deWeaver maintains he's still "100 percent to Michigan," per Helmholdt ($). I haven't seen word on M's other 2016 commit, four-star OT Erik Swenson, but his commitment seemed rock-solid; hopefully that doesn't change.
[Hit THE JUMP for the latest on this weekend's visitors, Keisean Lucier-South, Auden Tate, Thiyo Lukusa, and more.]
Monday Recruitin' Awaits The Inevitable
Commence Exodus
Happy trails.
Even before Saturday's debacle, Michigan's 11-member recruiting class of 2015 was beginning to fall apart. Four-star NC DE Darian Roseboro, who committed to M at the very end of August, took an official visit to NC State over the weekend, per Tim Sullivan ($):
Now, however, Roseboro is on an official visit across the state to Raleigh, and Michigan's grip on him may be slipping.
"How much he liked NC State, and if that was enough to beat Michigan, wasn't the same before his commitment," Rivals.com Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst Adam Friedman said. "This is clearly a reaction to the way Michigan's season is going and the reported instability of the coaching staff."
Rosoboro added an offer from Oklahoma today, and 247's Steve Lorenz reports that he's telling other coaching staffs he's no longer committed to Michigan ($).
In that same article, Lorenz mentions two other commits are looking around. The first is four-star TE Chris Clark, which comes as little surprise considering he'd already considered taking other official visits in recent weeks. The second is four-star CB Garrett Taylor, who says that he's "going to take my five official visits and see what happens," and won't even confirm whether or not Michigan will receive one of those visits.
A couple commits have reaffirmed their commitments, at least. The headline regarding S Tyree Kinnel on The Wolverines says it all—he "committed to a program." OT Grant Newsome kept it simple in talking to Rivals' Adam Friedman: "I committed to the University of Michigan, not the University of Brady Hoke."
This is inevitable when there's this much turmoil surrounding a program: the recruits are looking around, and even if Brady Hoke keeps his job, he's either going to have to make some serious compromises about how he handles commits taking visits to other schools or risk losing a large portion of this class.
[Hit THE JUMP for updates on Tyrone Wheatley Jr., Daelin Hayes, and more.]
Thursday Recruitin' Checks The Odometer
No Bad Plays
As recruits turn their focus to the first couple weeks of their high school season, the recruiting news firehose has slowed to a trickle for the moment. Thankfully, scouting of Michigan prospects is in full swing.
The Wolverine's Brandon Brown caught up with the head coach of one of the conference opponents of Darian Roseboro (right, with Alex Malzone) to get a view of his game from the other sideline ($):
There are a lot of things that Roseboro does well, that's been documented, but sometimes it's difficult for casual followers to find weaknesses. When highlights are viewed they are just that - highlights. Snider insists that a lot of times what you see is what you get with Roseboro.
"I think it's really tough to identify weaknesses with him," Snider admitted. "He's pretty tough to block. I think that as a sophomore he might've taken a play off now and then, but last year he didn't really do that. He was much more aggressive and tough."
Roseboro's highlights are, well, highlights, so if he's bringing that on a snap-to-snap basis, that's great to hear.
Reports continue trickling in from last weekend's games. Josh Newkirk spoke with LB commit Darrin Kirkland Jr. after he recorded 17 tackles, four TFLs, a fumble recovery, and an interception in his team's opener to discuss the improvements in his game this year ($):
At 6-foot-2, 226-pounds, Kirkland says he worked on his strength mostly this off-season and it showed in his game on Saturday.
"I feel like my strength could be one of the key assets of my game," Kirkland said. "Being able to shed blockers. That's one of the biggest things I needed to conquer. As well as my quickness and my speed. Just not to be blocked by lineman, because some are very athletic. It's helped me a lot. I have been covering sideline to sideline, and it's really helped me in coverage as well."
That extra work certainly appeared to pay off in week one. Kirkland also mentioned that he's struck up a friendship with five-star CA WDE Keisean Lucier-South; both will be on campus for the Penn State game.
[Hit THE JUMP for Where In The World Is Tim Sullivan, the latest on Chris Clark, several 2016 prospect updates, and more.]
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Hello: Darian Roseboro
You'd be excused if you missed four-star NC DL Darian Roseboro's commitment post as Friday's content avalanche swept posts off the front page at an alarming rate; if you're among that number, click here for the full post. Scout's Michael Clark caught up with Roseboro's coach in the wake of the commitment:
According to the Lincolnton coach, Roseboro's relationship with [Roy] Manning played pivotal role in his commitment.
"I feel like coach Manning really connected with Darian," Cloninger said. "Darian felt very comfortable with him. And I know Darian and his family went up there a few times, and they all felt very comfortable and enjoyed the coaching staff. If anything, coach Manning was the connector for Michigan and that was a big part of it."
Manning has been Michigan's best recruiter on the road, and on this staff that's quite the accomplishment.
While U-M isn't going to compete for a team recruiting "title" due to the small size of the class, they're now second in star average behind only Alabama on the 247 Composite. Only two of the 11 commits aren't composite four-stars, and one of those is a kicker; the 2015 class may not have a lot of quantity, but it sure has quality.
Weekday Warriors: Week One
I'll have a lot more on a one Michigan commit and several current and potential targets in the grand return of Future Blue Originals, as I was at Wayne State—along with our helpful right-hand man Dave, who handled camera duties—to take in Southfield/OLSM and Cass Tech/Oak Park. Scouting and video will be up on those games tomorrow.
247's Steve Lorenz posted a comprehensive, free roundup of Michigan's commit stats from last week, which makes my life a whole lot easier. The standout is Brian Cole, who you can see doing hilarious things to Saginaw Arthur Hill in the above video. Cole carried the ball 11 times for 91 yards and a long touchdown after fielding a low snap at punter (yes, he punts), caught three passes for 71 yards and a TD, and brought back an interception to the house to account for all three TDs in a 24-6 Heritage victory.
Mike Weber rushed for 142 yards and three TDs on 22 carries for Cass Tech, breaking a 70-yarder up the gut with impressive burst to open the scoring for the Technicians. Again, much more on his performance coming tomorrow.
Alex Malzone connected on 20 of 34 passes for 363 yards and four TDs in Brother Rice's season opener against... Brother Rice (Chicago). The top defensive standouts among U-M commits were Darrin Kirkland Jr., who had 17 tackles, four TFLs, a fumble recovery, and a pick, and Roseboro, who added 100 yards rushing and two TDs to his ten-tackle effort on the other side of the ball (highlights here). Hit the link above for the rest of the commit stats.
[Hit THE JUMP for a hopefully irrelevant update on Chris Clark, a quick overview of last weekend's visitors, and more.]
Hello: Darian Roseboro
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2015 Lincolnton (NC) DL Darian Roseboro committed to Michigan in a ceremony broadcast on ESPN.com this afternoon, choosing the Wolverines out of a final six that also included Alabama, Clemson, NC State, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Roseboro is slated to play strongside defensive end, though there's a good possibility he ends up at defensive tackle; either way, he's the first of Michigan's 11 commits in the class who will play on the defensive line.
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Roseboro is comfortably within the top 200 overall prospects on every site, and Rivals—notably, the most recent to update their rankings—provides a very positive outlier, ranking him 42nd among all 2015 prospects. All but 247, which lists him as a strongside DE, consider him a defensive tackle prospect.
That's probably because Rosoboro is a very big guy. He's listed at either 6'3" or 6'4" and 283-293 pounds on the recruiting services; the general consensus has him at 6'4", 285 or so.
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The Somerset Academy Panther Marching Band received 1st place in class 2A and 3rd place overall at the Hialeah Showcase of Champions on October 4th, as well as several best in class awards and superior ratings in every category. The Band was also titled John I. Leonard Lancer Jamboree Part 1 Grand Champions on October 18th, receiving several best in class and superior caption titles. GO PANTHERS!
Come check out this years show "The Fall of Troy" all competition days, practices and events are posted on the calendar below!
The Somerset Academy Panther Marching Band won first place at the Boca Calvacade of Bands on September 27. They also earned best visual, general effect and color guard! Go panthers!
Thank you to all the band parents for your endless support, time and efforts that help further the success of the program!
2014-2015 Marching Band News!
Panther Band Booster Board of Directors for the 2014-2015 School year!!!
President- Sofi Rodriguez
Vice President- Vilma Berrios
Treasurer- Ketty Molina
Secretary- Barbra Somoano
Thank you to the many parents assisting in any aspect of this years production including involvement with props, uniforms or fundraising!
Upcoming Events/Performances!
**All practices, events, etc are posted on the calendar above**
November 1- FBA Performance & Evaluation
November 4- Mini Camp Day 8:30am- 4:30pm
November 8- Park Vista Competition (All day)
November 21-23 FMBC STATE COMPETIITON!


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For the last two months the video-game industry has been embroiled in an ugly outbreak of name-calling and worse. This dustup, called Gamergate, was named after a hashtag on Twitter, where much of the nasty fight has taken place. It's a battle in which women have been threatened with violence and even death by hardcore gamers. The women's crime, in their eyes: They criticized what they see as the anti-woman, anti-gay, racist nature of games and many people in the industry.
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901 E Grand River Road Box 250,
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At Laingsburg Christian School, We have an experienced and dedicated group of teachers and administrators.
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Cordy Glenn is a large man of few words who has quietly made his impact felt on Georgia's offensive line the last four seasons.
"A lot of the guys call him 'Big Smooth' just because he's so laid back," offensive guard Chris Burnette. "He's not the loudest guy, but at the same time everybody loves him."
The 6-foot-5, 337-pound senior will line up in Sanford Stadium for the final time Saturday against Kentucky in the No. 13 Bulldogs' home finale.
It will be his team-high 44th straight start and the 47th of his career. However, even for this momentous occasion Glenn declined to be interviewed.
That doesn't mean his story should be ignored.
After weighing a jump to the NFL after last season, Glenn has helped pave the way for the SEC's No. 2-rated total offense for a team currently on an eight-game winning streak and a victory away from a spot in the SEC championship game.
"It's been great," said his father, Cordy Glenn Sr. "I'm glad he came on back for his senior year. That was a decision that he had to make. Me and his mother gave him our advice, but the final decision was his. I believe he made the right decision."
Glenn started every game at left guard as a junior before debating whether to turn pro last winter. Glenn and his father spoke with Georgia coach Mark Richt and then offensive line coach Stacy Searels about wanting Glenn to play some tackle this season before he made the decision to return.
"We thought he could help even more at tackle," Glenn Sr. said.
Glenn returned with a $1 million insurance policy in case of a career-ending injury.
He was already getting practice work at left tackle this spring under new offensive line coach Will Friend before Trinton Sturdivant was lost for the season with the third major knee injury of his career.
Glenn has started every game this season at the all-important spot, where he protects quarterback Aaron Murray's blindside, which seems to have helped his NFL draft stock.
He is rated as the No. 16 overall prospect by ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr., who calls Glenn a "really experienced player whose best strength is his versatility."
Glenn had a rough showing against Boise State in a 35-21 season-opening loss, a game in which Murray was sacked six times.
"He struggled," Glenn Sr said. "That was his first game at tackle in a while and I don't think he realized how quick those guys were at that end compared to playing on the inside at guard. He's gotten better each week and right now he looks very comfortable."
Center Ben Jones said that Glenn, who played four games at left tackle as a sophomore, told players on the line that he let them down and it wouldn't happen again.
"Cordy's increased his abilities ever since that first game," Murray said. "He's really grown into that position and done an unbelievable job."
Offensive line coach Will Friend said Glenn, a game captain four times this season, has improved as the year has progressed after not playing well at left tackle in the first few games.
"It is different," Richt said. "Cordy is a big strong guy and he is very athletic. When you play guard, it is a smaller space. You're not dealing in pass protection quite as much."
Said Friend: "He's gotten more comfortable at that position. I think his goals to come back were to beat Florida and to win a championship, and he's doing everything he can to get that done."
Glenn had gone 0-3 against Florida before the Bulldogs left Jacksonville with a 24-20 win this time.
"We've been through a lot together," Jones said, "and I'm glad for him and me to turn this season around and go out like this as seniors."
Glenn started playing football in the eighth grade, but Glenn Sr., wanted his son, Cordy II, also to play basketball.
After all, Glenn Sr. was a 6-5, 220-pound second-team all-conference power forward in the last 1970s at Louisiana-Lafayette. He was a teammate with Andrew Toney, who became an all-star with the Philadelphia 76ers.
So Cordy reluctantly played basketball his freshman and sophomore years, something that his father said he thought would help him with his footwork for the Riverdale High football team.
"He's faster than you might think," his father said. "He's a big guy, but he moves really well."
That skill-set and the versatility to play guard or tackle could mean he'll stick around for a long time on the next level. Richt said Glenn has proved "he could be athletic enough to play on the edge, too, in the best league in college football."
"I think he'll be a guy that will play a long time in the NFL," Friend said.
If that's the case, the player that Murray calls "really chill" will make noise in his own way.
"You're not going to see Cordy rah-rah and getting everyone juiced up," Murray said. "Cordy goes out there, he works hard and does his thing."


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Tania Marshall I am Aspiengirl
Today I want to mention one of the expert writers at the
Aspiration-elle monthly newsletter.
Tania Marshall is a psychologist and author.
She wrote the #1 best-selling book "I Am AspienGirl: The Unique
Characteristics, Traits and Gifts of Females on the Autism
(and is currently completing the follow up "I am AspienWoman:
The Unique Characteristics, Traits and Gifts of Adult Females on
the Autism Spectrum".)
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You can find out more about the books – and Tania herself – at
In the first edition of Aspiration-elle she talked about the
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"Females tend to show better social behaviours than boys.
For example, many girls can and do make eye contact, can make
Although they do tend to have one best friend and maintaining
multiple friendships can be challenging with bullying in
secondary/high school very common.
They can engage in socially expressive behaviours such as
conversation that is reciprocal, include shared interests,
imagination, a better ability and understanding of the use of
both nonverbal body language and verbal communication.
Girls tend to have more ability to adjust their behaviours to
the context of a situation, often have a great imagination, and
engage in similar interests however there is more intensity than
their peers.
Whereas boys may be out rightly rejected by their peers, girls
may not be noticed or they may be "mothered".
From very early on girls may learn to take on a role by
mimicking, imitating and copying others, including accents.
They have a tendency to be exhausted by being around other
people (or as I like to call it a "social hangover")".
More details on Tania and her work at her website: http://www.aspiengirl.com
To understanding girls with Asperger's,
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Saint Joan of Arc: Born, January 6th, 1412, Burned as a Heretic, May 30th, 1431, Canonised as a Saint, May 16th, 1920
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Vita Sackville-West wrote Saint Joan of Arc in 1936 at the age of forty-four, and had, at that point, already been writing for thirty years. At fourteen, Sackville-West published her first book, and at fourteen Joan of Arc first heard the voices. Joan was seventeen when she took command of the armies of France -- a peasant girl in the early fifteenth century in charge of a nation's forces. At nineteen she was captured by the British and tried as a witch by a church court. Before her twentieth birthday she was burned at the stake. In 1920 she was canonized by the Roman Catholic Church as a saint.
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Review: Saint Joan of ArcUser Review - Ted Mccombs - Goodreads
Vita Sackville-West's scholarship is extensive and presented joyfully--although it's been challenged by later scholars--but the greatest value I took from this book was her application of the novelist ... Read full review
Review: Saint Joan of ArcUser Review - Ron Stafford - Goodreads
A very strange take on St. Joan Read full review
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