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We have celebrated 34th year of Elsisan at our facility in Bursa Organized Industry Zone.
We have celebrated 34th year of Elsisan at our facility in Bursa Organized Industry Zone.
We have recently introduced a new model, called Eiffel, which designed as an outdoor lightning. This is the tallest lightning model we have designed so far, new designs of the model will be coming soon.
We have also designed an advertisement panel for ELS Makine and UP Makine, which reflects their brand identity.
ELS's new 15 meter articulated platform is now officially on market. Taking a role in making this machine has been a great pleasure and experience for me. Designing the central body of this machine was an exciting challenge from sketching to working with engineers and to the production of the parts. Most importantly this was a first step in shaping the brand look of ELS since there hasn't been a machine that carries the look of the brand yet. Therefore it was my goal to design a face that symbolizes the practicality of the machine and strength of the brand.
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We have added Facebook login function for Apolyon.com. By doing so visitors can use advantages of a member: Such as keeping the personalized radio preferences, reaching out to liked songs and previously listened radio stations, and other social functions. We believe this function will help to increase member count and more importantly help visitors experience the real benefits of Apolyon Radyo by signing up much easily and much faster.
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This week we did some updates for Apolyon Radyo (internet radio service in Turkey). Thanks for our visitors we have received some feedbacks and did updates according to the expectations of our visitors. Therefore updates mostly focused on the user experience.
We are no more using personal radio, and special radio titles. Instead we simplified it by naming them as Create a station (by singer or song name), or choose a station.
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Twins coming - Unknown Gender...
....decided to put this in the 'Names' forum.
My wife & I are due with twins in August and we are not going to find out the gender(s). My question is not: Do you think we're crazy for not finding out (given the consensus of our family - we most certainly are) but what you think of our name combinations. We are considering the following two sets of pairs for each gender. I would be so very grateful for your time in picking the favorite for each gender combo.
BOY/BOY: Leo/Jasper
BOY/GIRL: Theo/Lila
GIRL/GIRL: Lila/Thea
Thank you in advance for your time in posting a reply.
June 1st, 2013 04:32 PM #3
June 1st, 2013 04:42 PM #5
Congrats to you and your wife! It's lovely to see a male on Nameberry. We don't have too many males posting on here so it's always nice to have another one!
Leo & Jasper (a gorgeous, swoon-worthy duo)
Theo & Lila (I like the fact that they're both four letters but sound different)
GIRL/GIRL: (this was the toughest choice to make)
Lila & Thea (simple, vintage and sweet. Linnea may cause pronunciation issues)All the best,
June 1st, 2013 05:11 PM #724 & loving names...just dreaming for now
Jessamine. Gwendolen. Athena. Delia. Delaney. Saskia. Saffron. Sansa.
Dominic. Nigel. Chandler. Tennyson. Everett. Darwin. Tristan. Samuel.MNs: Lila. Rhiannon. Dahlia. Kalani. Fern. Wren. River. Shane. Rhys. Lyle.
June 1st, 2013 06:23 PM #9From our ancestors come our names, but from our virtues our honors. ~ Proverb
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Queen Esther's 'hijos'
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YouTube recycling video goes viral in Israel
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Parshat Vayetze: The power and pain of love
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Netanyahou s'adresse à la communauté francophone
Christian priest speaks out strongly in favor of Jewish state law
Hispanic Evangelicals among Israel's greatest supporters
Christians United for Israel Chairman John Hagee says Obama is anti-Semitic
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Pope Francis condemns Palestinian violence
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KKL Belgium Donates Portable Bomb Shelter to Kiryat Gat
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KKL-JNF Experts Visit China for Future Environmental Collaborations
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International Conference in Sde Boker: Combating Desertification Together
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Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
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KKL-JNF and Desert Agriculture Latin American Diplomats visit the Negev
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Hanegbi heads to Myanmar for highest-level visit in 35 years
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MK calls on PM to destroy homes of Jews who murdered Arab teen
Netanyahu: Hamas leaders are legitimate targets, no one is invincible
Kahlon indicates comeback with new 'framework'
'Israel no better than Chelm for providing electricity to Palestinian companies that boycott it'
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Ministers and MKs urge Netanyahu to pound Hamas
Right-wing MKs call to investigate Balad party, ban it from Knesset after Qatar trip
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While new MKs are excitedly giving their inaugural speeches in the plenum,
veteran lawmakers are itching to start real legislative work.MK Meir
Sheetrit (The Tzipi Livni Party), the longest-serving member of the current
Knesset, petitioned temporary Knesset Speaker Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, who has been
a lawmaker for the most consecutive years of all MKs, to allow legislators to
submit parliamentary questions and motions for the agenda."The most
important thing is that the Knesset work and discuss current issues," Sheetrit
said on Monday. "It looks like it will take a long time for a new government to
be formed, and in the meantime, the Knesset isn't holding
discussions."For the past two weeks, outgoing ministers have been
summarizing time in office, and answering questions in the plenum. In addition,
new MKs are giving their first-ever speeches. This is set to continue until a
coalition is formed, after which permanent committees can be formed and bills
can be brought to a vote.Sheetrit suggested that ministers in the
outgoing government, who will continue to serve until the coalition is formed,
respond to motions to the agenda, and that MKs be allowed to give one-minute
speeches.Another possibility Sheetrit mentioned in his letter is only to
allow motions that apply to the two temporary Knesset committees, Finance, and
Foreign Affairs and Defense.Meanwhile, at least one new MK realized that
his work has not yet begun.MK Ronen Hoffman (Yesh Atid) asked
Ben-Eliezer to shorten the Knesset recess that is supposed to begin on March 20
and continue until April 22."I'm here to work. The citizens of Israel
sent us to represent them, and it is not appropriate to go on such a long break
before the Knesset begins its regular activity," he wrote to the temporary
Knesset Speaker.Hoffman also pointed out that the Knesset will have to
vote on a budget shortly after the recess ends, and the current schedule could
make it difficult to hold a "serious, deep and organized discussion" on the
proposed budget and its many implications.
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We, at Boise Vision Care, are a collection of unique, reliable and dedicated professionals who desire to work together to provide high quality eyecare to our patients. We pledge to educate and exceed our patient's expectations, to fulfill our patients needs, and to create a lasting relationship where our patients will return and recommend our office to others without reservation.
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We always love coming, the staff and Dr. Cleverly are so awesome! Thanks for always being such a great place and making our eye appointments fun! Defiantly would recommend this place to everyone!
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Good customer service, mildly pushy to upgrade lenses and frames. Communication was good.
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GRAW 2 on PC is a different kettle of fish compared to its Xbox 360 cousin. The two might share an identical storyline, but with the PC version there's a very different game style wrapped around this plot core and the idea behind that is this: to tailor it to the PC market.
We'll squeeze the scenario into one sentence - Scott Mitchell and his Ghost team head into Mexico to quell a rebel uprising which results in the Special Forces unit having only 72 hours to stop a nuclear strike on US soil. Whereas GRAW's setting restricted the environment to city only, in GRAW 2 the Ghosts will find themselves on operations in the city, desert and mountains.
It's a desert/mountain environment that provides the battleground for our hands-on. Following an in-depth mission briefing, team selection and load-out selection processes (gun nuts should be more that satisfied with the firepower available), we're to execute what is essentially a black op. We're dropped in the Juarez area near the Mexican border by Blackhawk helicopter with a number of missions geared toward locating an unidentified warfare package - which could be a dirty bomb or a biological weapon, we've been informed.
When the Blackhawk reaches the designated drop zone near a dilapidated village (prior to launching the mission we had the option of arriving at one of two insertion points) we follow the rest of the four-man Ghost squad down the deployed rope and hit terra firma as the downwash from the 'copter rotor blades kicks up clouds of brown dust. We're on our own now, teeth gritted in determination, and it's only seconds before we locate the first enemy targets and the crack of gunfire and 'pffft' of suppressed rounds fills the air.
Right from the outset, GRAW 2 on PC reveals itself as a tough-knuckled tactical first-person shooter where it's caution that pays dividends. Knowledge that being on the receiving end of a couple of bullets means certain death is a sure-fire way to ramp up the tension.
When firefights do occur, they're usually fast and brutal and involve little puffs of blood. Only rarely do engagements last more than a few seconds. "Target spotted. Enemy down" - it happens virtually as quick as the time it took you to read those words.
Indeed, caution and cautious planning are the Ghost commander's greatest friends in Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 on PC. The whole setup is geared very much around this style of play, which should really come as no surprise as Ubisoft has been quick to point out previously that the PC version of GRAW 2 is Tactical > Action as opposed to the Xbox 360 version's Action > Tactical leaning. Basically, rushing into unknowns means certain death. Believe us, we know.
GRAW 2 PC's real-time 3D overhead tactical map should be the first port of call for any self-respecting leader when planning an assault. Showing the lay of the land, from here you can issue orders to your team as a group or individually and set waypoints, and switch the team between two rules of engagement - assault and recon. You're able to set up a succession of orders too and execute them one by one or all in one hit.
All the orders available while in tactical map mode are accessible when you're stalking around in the combat boots of Scott Mitchell, meaning you could probably get away with ignoring the tactical map - although do so at your own peril; and you'd lose out on being able to set up successions of orders.
Again, orders can be issued to the entire team or to individuals; the orders are given by a click of the mouse wheel which brings up a scrollable order menu and, once the order's selected, you point a cursor say at a location you want the team to assault, and click on the mouse wheel again to execute. Pretty simple stuff really.


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An honest review of Stabucks VIA
Vegas hotel, 9:30 AM after a very long and mildly successful evening at the Craps table – I was in need of coffee. My choices, wander around the hotel with my hair mussed up, breath smelling bad, and slightly stank from the night before; order $3 room service coffee while my caffeine withdraw headache starts to set in, turn the tap water on super hot and use the convenient VIA packet for the starter cup of the day. Scenario two – corporate America, anywhere USA. Employee needing an afternoon pick me up heads into the breakroom only to find […]
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Tonight, I want to continue our experience from last nights visit to Left Bank Wine Bar in downtown Spokane (thanks again to Aaron, Katrina and Jennifer). Of the four wines we tasted, the Amavi definitely had the most personality and structure. Left Bank wine buyer, Jennifer, mentioned that it is their best seller and the only red that has been on their menu for the entire seven months they've been open. For the visual experience refer to Episode 2 of DrinkNectar.com The 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon from Walla Walla, WA was big and bold, but not quite as big as most Washington Cabs. Amavi […]
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University of Kentucky professor shows new view of Vietnam War
American historians have thoroughly covered the history of the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War, but there have been few who have appraised the conflict through the perspective of the Vietnamese.
Lien-Hang T. Nguyen, a history professor at the University of Kentucky, has taken a unique approach to the conflict by focusing on North Vietnam's conduct in the war.
On Feb. 20, Nguyen visited the Memorial Union Building and presented a lecture entitled "Spies, Allies, Murder! The New International History of the Vietnam War." The lecture drew on her book, "Hanoi's War: An International History of the War for Peace in Vietnam," and its focus on North Vietnam's important role in the war.
What has made Nguyen's work on this subject stand out among the multitudes of Vietnam War literature is the incorporation of her own Vietnamese heritage.
"I grew up hearing about the Vietnam War all the time, from the South Vietnamese perspective," Nguyen said. "The Vietnamese community is extremely politicized, like the Cuban-Americans, in terms of their relationship to the home country.
"There are many great books on the Vietnamese perspective of the war, but there are not as many books written by [the] Vietnamese," Nguyen said.
The youngest of nine children, Nguyen was only five months old when her family fled South Vietnam in April 1975, when the country fell to North Vietnam.
After spending time in refugee camps, her family eventually settled in a working-class neighborhood outside of Philadelphia, where her father worked as a train welder for Amtrak and her mother worked a night shift for the postal service.
It was as an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania that Nguyen first took courses about the Vietnam War. But when working to gain a doctorate at Yale in the late 1990s, her initial study was of the American Civil War.
"I worked with John Lewis Gaddis at Yale, who was the father of Cold War Studies, "Nguyen said. "He was responsible for pushing for multi-lingual, multi-archival research in order to have a greater understanding of the Vietnam War."
Gaddis recommended that Nguyen use her Vietnamese background as an area of study for her dissertation.
Nguyen's research was helped by Vietnam's Doi Moi, or "renovation policies," in the late 1980s, a perestroika and glasnost-modeled policy of opening up Vietnam's social, political and economic systems, though only the latter has been achieved. It allowed Nguyen to gain access to some of the country's archives that contain documentation about the North's policies during the war.
The project took 10 years to write and research, becoming, by Nguyen's own account, an "adventure all on its own." During the course of her study, Nguyen articulated seven myths about the Vietnam War that her research led her to debunk.
One idea was that North Vietnam chose to go to war to protect the "Southern Revolution," or the Vietcong insurgency in South Vietnam, which fought against the American-backed regime of Ngo Dinh Diem in the late 1950s. Instead, the growing unpopularity of the North Vietnamese Communist party at the time led the regime to conceive an effective "tail wagging the dog" strategy to unify North Vietnam.
"North Vietnam was having problems with land reform, state building projects and growing intellectual dissidence," Nguyen said. "The best way to wipe up widespread support was by going to war."
A popular view of the war that Nguyen hopes will change is that North Vietnamese Ho Chi Minh and military commander General Vo Nguyen Giap were in effective control of the war effort. In reality, Nguyen argues, the grand architect of the Vietnam War was Le Duan, the General Secretary of the Communist Party from 1957 to 1986. Ho and Giap were marginalized and held symbolic roles in the party.
"Duan lacked the charisma of Ho and Giap, and so purposely stayed behind the scenes," Nguyen said. "In his position, he elevated his own deputies to important portfolios within the party and silenced all opposition within the party, especially in a large scale purge in 1967 on the eve of the Tet Offensive."
Another myth that Nguyen addressed was that North Vietnam was successful in winning the hearts and minds of the South Vietnamese people. She argues that North Vietnam's greatest victory was winning the sympathy of the world's people.
"North Vietnam's diplomatic efforts proved to be more effective than any of their political and military strategies in South Vietnam," Nguyen said.
The looming shadow of the Vietnam War over American military intervention today is why Nguyen believes it is important not only to know about the Vietnamese perspective, but also to understand it.
"Because Vietnam has so many current- day ramifications and repercussions, it behooves us to understand the history, but unfortunately history is still written about in a way that takes the Vietnamese out of the picture," Nguyen said. "Without that perspective, we won't be able to understand what to do in whatever area of the world we find ourselves in."
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Along those lines, I have a lot of intense conversations with my roommate. She's one of those incredibly rare people who seems to exactly match me emotionally and intellectually, and she knows everything about me. This is invaluable, even if we're up until 2am talking and I feel like death the next day because of it. We have similar war stories and similar hearts. And recently, during a discussion about obstacles overcome, the conversation turned to her asking what's in me that continually gave strength, that allowed me to thrive. She asked if I realized that other people who grew up in similar positions with similar weights on their shoulders often ended up getting into massive trouble, doing drugs or the like, wrecking their lives just trying to cope with the wreckage. But she was stunned that both myself and my little sister (who is studying to be a nun and a music teacher and is a remarkable soul) had this peaceful strength and quiet resilience that no one else around seemed to have. She wanted to know where that came from. She said it felt like some kind of knowing or determination at the root of us that stood planted, no matter how painfully our branches were torn at by storms.
I thought about this. It confused me, because I was often scared shitless in life, feeling like a lone woman on an island trying to hold it all up on my own, and how could I seem strong to others when I felt so afraid inside? And I wondered what is was all about. What had made us keep it together, from craziness to heartache right through to adulthood without being shaken too much? With a desire to continually grow instead of hide? What was it and where the heck had it come from? And I thought back to being a kid, and how I'd looked to the future, how I'd counted on it, how I'd built it up in my head and heart, how I dreamed about it, certain that it would be every bit as glorious as my present was dark. I had a natural passion for anything involving being alive, for the potential of life. Circumstances would whack at our spirits daily, try and break us, but somehow they never took away our hope or enthusiasm. It's not to say we didn't come away with shrapnel…because who doesn't? But we could have been blown apart completely. And here we are, whole.
Was it a God? Is it a sense of purpose? Little sister and I both always had a potent one of those, too. Until that night and conversation with my friend, I had never fully realized this about myself. I was scared, but apparently I was also resilient as hell. Sometimes we can't even see who we are until others point it out to us.
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Alex Gonzalez agrees to return to Brewers
When you have a chance to pay a million bucks to a 36 year old shortstop coming off ACL surgery you have to take it.
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. ColonelTom Posted: January 31, 2013 at 02:21 PM (#4359238)
Nice signing by the Brewers. If Segura struggles, they have a solid backup option at a reasonable price.2. Don Geovany Soto (chris h.) Posted: January 31, 2013 at 02:24 PM (#4359241)
Which Alex Gonzalez is this? I can never keep them straight.3. jacksone (AKA It's OK...) Posted: January 31, 2013 at 02:27 PM (#4359247)
Which Alex Gonzalez is this? I can never keep them straight.
Sea Bass.
This one was born in Venezuela and is mostly known for his early days with the Marlins.5. RJ in TO Posted: January 31, 2013 at 03:42 PM (#4359374)
While looking at one of the other Alex Gonzalezezez (the one who is as American as a whistle) he wins the Gaylord Perry award for bouncing around in 2004. He played 37 games for the Cubs, 35 for Les Expos, and 11 for the Padres.
There are 3 minor leaguers with the same name as well. Too bad B-Ref didn't adopt the practice of carrying the family history in the name, that way it would be easier to tell these guys apart. Of course, then he'd have to buy a new N.A.S. box to store all those extra names.
Which Alex Gonzalez is this? I can never keep them straight.6. Fernigal McGunnigle has become a merry hat Posted: January 31, 2013 at 04:01 PM (#4359387)
The one who didn't get a big contract from Gord Ash on the basis of a 38 game fluke.
Sea Bass has the alternating good-bad thing going on at the plate:
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The peaks weren't so high in 2001 and 2005, but they were better than the surrounding years. Based on this in-depth analysis, I say this is a bad signing by the Brewers. They should have gotten him on a two-year deal.
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Superstar Salman Khan who was the guest of honour at the opening ceremony at the Celebrity Cricket League held in Kochi unveiled the flag at the event.
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Bollywood stars and filmmakers participating at the second edition of the Celebrity Cricket League here say it was a good break from their hectic schedules but at the same time represented a good challenge.
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I'd love to see more varieties of evolutions! And I'd love to see 4 stage evolutions instead of the usual max of 3 :D
I'd love to see more varieties of evolutions! And I'd love to see 4 stage evolutions instead of the usual max of 3 :D
Pokemon uses mostly special attacks? Evolves into a special user. Physical? Physical user. Support? A support attack using Pokemon
tyrogue. That was a cool evolution design style.
Evolution was the most dissapointing aspect of BW, as other than some tricky level-ups (Larvesta and Deino come to mind) there wasn't anything new in this category at ALL.
As for that eevee trivia bit, I honestly do think that was a coincidence.
Some one brought up in another thread an idea that could work. Evolution by certain events in battle. For example an electric pokemon that can only evolve (at a certain level) after being super charged by an opponents electric ability. Or a rock type evolving to a steel type from being exposed to fire type moves.
Pokemon should not fuse together this is not digimon and yugioh
There is already enough ways for Pokemon to evolve. Leveling up, stones, trading( while holding items for certain mons), friendship during a certain time of day, a certain move in the movepool. I think that is enough ways to evolve
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Porygon is still canonized as the world's first artificially created pokemon.
So I'm down with fusion. But I do like the idea of weather evolutions.
- Pokemon evolving when its friendship decreases to a certain level. Other than Frustration being more powerful, there isn't that much impact of a pokemon being less friendly towards you in the games.
- Evolutions that occur if a pokemon's EVs are maxed out in a certain stat.
- Evolutions that occur during different seasons. There was speculation when Gen V came out that Swadloon and Woobat would only evolve if their levels of friendship reach a certain point during summer, but that never came to be. Season-based evolutions might account for different branch evolutions/types. Deerling and Sawsbuck change forms depending on seasons, but these differences are just aesthetic.
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Yemen frees hostages – Seven Yemenis and one US military expert were included in the hostages by a group said to be linked to the al-Qaeda. Thankfully, in a raid put up by the Yemeni Special Forces, the eight hostages were freed. Those who had taken them hostage however did not experience the same fate of freedom.
Traveling and working abroad is difficult around the holidays. You start thinking about grandmas' broccoli casserole and your aunt's weird cocktail creations. Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for the friends and family in your life, but it also can make any expat feel homesick.
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We do workbooks over the summer -- The Summer Bridge ones. It's not a lot of work to do each day but its enough that Philip (10) doesn't complain about having to do homework again once school starts up again. I also have them write in a journal. They can write about their day, a vacation activity they want to do/have done or I give them a writing prompt.
This is all in addition to taking part in the library's summer reading program.
Keeping to a routine helps a lot. It helps so that homework doesn't become a hassle during the school year. The one thing I'm bad about it keeping them to a bedtime routine during the summer. I am a night owl so I find it easy to not enforce bedtime when we don't have to be some where the next morning. Lindsay takes after me and I can already see having trouble with her when school starts back up in August.
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I agree with Dawn about doing homework over the summer, kids lose so much of what they learned if they spend 2-3 months not using those skills.
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There's a chance Mike McCray II will be wearing some Ohio State gear in the near future. A year ago, that would have been expected. After all, his father was a linebacker on Ohio State and McCray always rooted for the Buckeyes growing up.
There's a chance Mike McCray II will be wearing some Ohio State gear in the near future. A year ago, that would have been expected. After all, his father was a linebacker on Ohio State and McCray always rooted for the Buckeyes growing up.
But that was before he switched allegiance to the enemy after committing to Michigan in March. So when the two Big Ten schools link up for "The Game" on Nov. 24, McCray will be rooting against Ohio State for the first time.
If Michigan loses, though, McCray will be forced to wear Buckeyes colors the following Monday at school. That's the terms of the friendly bet McCray has with Cam Burrows, his Trotwood-Madison (Trotwood, Ohio) teammate and fellow ESPN 150 recruit -- and an Ohio State commitment.
Although the two were friendly Wednesday when they each received their jersey for the 2013 Under Armour All-America Game as part of the American Family Insurance Selection Tour, the teammates will be on opposite sides next month with a little wager on the line.
If the Wolverines win, Burrows, the first commitment of the Buckeyes' 2013 class, will have to wear a Michigan shirt.
"I'll probably buy one that makes fun of Ohio State," said McCray, who added he had to convince a "scared" Burrows to accept the deal.
Burrows is not too worried, though.
Ohio State is undefeated and has won eight of the last 11 games against Michigan (the 2010 win was vacated).
"I'm pretty confident he's gonna be wearing the scarlet and gray," Burrows said.
The two are saving the smack talk for next month, though. Right now their attention is focused on defending Trotwood-Madison's first state title, and Burrows and McCray will need to work together to make sure the Rams even make the playoffs. Currently sitting at 6-2, another loss would likely end a chance to defend their Division II crown.
Neither Burrows or McCray are the talkative type, but both took on a leadership role this offseason. How well those two have been able to lead Trotwood-Madison will be under the microscope the next two games, which could be their last.
That is how Burrows is approaching it, and he wants the rest of the team, which is loaded with underclassmen, to follow suit.
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"We just need to approach it like it's the last game they're going to play, especially for the seniors," Burrows said. "It might be the last two games they ever play in."
Burrows and McCray are at least guaranteed one more game no matter how Trotwood-Madison's season ends. Both will play in the Under Armour game in early January. They will be the first two players from Trotwood-Madison to play in the contest. The day after the game, Burrows will leave for Columbus as he is an early enrollee.
The two have played together since seventh grade, and McCray said it is a fitting end to their careers as teammates before officially joining one of the game's fiercest rivalries on opposite sides.
"I'm looking forward to having a good experience and play my last football game with Cam," McCray said.
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