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The fallacy of the five-inning ÔÇťmercyÔÇŁ rule is the use of the word ÔÇťmercy.ÔÇŁ
The merciful thing to do would have been to end this one a lot sooner than five innings.
Wapakoneta thoroughly thrashed New Knoxville 21-1 in an ACME baseball game Tuesday night at Wapakoneta High School.
Wapak pounded out 19 hits. Every player on the roster reached base as least once. And all nine starters scored at least one run.
ÔÇťI donÔÇÖt think these guys understand it yet. But theyÔÇÖre young,ÔÇŁ Wapak coach Willie Sammetinger said. ÔÇťThey can hit. TheyÔÇÖve got speed. And theyÔÇÖve got the desire to win. They can be as good as they want to be. This is a team that could go a ways this summer.ÔÇŁ
Wapak scored eight runs in the first inning as 12 batters came to the plate.
It added two in the second, three in the third, and eight more in the fourth, sending 14 hitters to the plate.
Second baseman Alex Koch had four of WapakÔÇÖs 15 hits. Koch was 4-for-4 with four singles, a walk, four runs scored and two RBIs.
Left fielder Brandon Schreiber went 3 for 3 with a triple, two RBIs and two runs scored.
First baseman Chandler Kaeck went 2 for 3 with a double, drove in three runs and scored three.
Third baseman Marshall Gerlach was 1-for-3 with a sacrifice fly and four RBIs.
Shortstop Josh Apple was hit by pitches twice and scored three runs.
ÔÇťRight now weÔÇÖre playing really well,ÔÇŁ Sammetinger said. ÔÇťThese guys are hungry and they want to win, they want to play, and they looked good. ... It was a fun night.ÔÇŁ
On the mound, Brandon Miller allowed one run on three hits in four innings of work. He struck out five and walked two.
Keaton Zweibel gave up two singles and a walk in one inning of relief. But he got a double play ball to get out of the inning without giving up a run.
ÔÇťBrandon Miller did an excellent job in the 90-degree heatÔÇŁ Sammetinger said.
Wapak is now 3-0 on the season. Next up is an away game at Shawnee on Thursday and a home game Friday against. LCC.


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I brewed my first batch of homebrew and tried my first bottle tonight. It's only been bottled for a week. I opened it up and half the bottle foamed out as soon as I popped the top. It was in my garage, not the fridge. Thoughts?
might be a little cold ,a bit of it might of frozen or you mixed the sediment at the bottom, yeast. and that foamed all that stuff up
Hmmmm. Thanks for the reply. Wasn't frozen, that's for sure. I tried later to put a bottle in the fridge. That one opened just fine. It was the non-cold bottle that just started foaming and blew all the sediment, and half the beer, right out.
how much priming sugar did you use when you bottled..might of been over carbed. Well how did it taste?
I have a different take on this one. I believe that the beer was too warm for the CO2 to stay in solution. Had the beer been cold I don't think it would foam up as bad. As the temperature of your beer goes down, the absorbtion rate of CO2 goes up. Try putting any beer you plan to drink in the fridge for a day before drinking it, I think this will take care of your problem. Good luck Paul
I used a kit, so I added the packet to 2 cups of water. Hopefully Paulinuke is right. I'll stick another bottle in the fridge and try it again tonight. Thanks for the help.....and it tasted pretty good....the little bit I ended up with!
You also opened way too early.... Check them again after 3 weeks bottle conditioning, and 1 week in the fridge and it will probably be fine.
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I had the same condition tonight ans was going to ask the same question.
I just opened a bottle of my second brew every - a lovely stout that taste super. Like my first brew - a bitter - I am sampling a bottle at the two week point on bottling. Both at this time mark foamed out of the bottle when opened.
Is this normal at the 2 week mark? My bitter calmed right down after a few more weeks in the bottles.
No, that's not really normal. You can try chilling them down for a week before opening, so that the co2 dissolves into the beer. My guess is that either you bottled too early, or didn't mix the priming solution well into the beer.
Warm beer will foam like crazy.
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Tin shacks and catfish bones
have been about all I've ever known.
The junebugs rattle and roll
around the old maypole.
Thunder and lightning,
the catfish are biting,
I took a riverboat downstream.
I think you know what I mean.
The chicken hawks, they are gathering.
Above my head, they are circling.
Old friends come out visiting,
say, "Hi," and talk about collecting.
Stray dogs won&srquo;t come near me.
Was blind, now I see clearly.
Believe I'm fixing to die.
When you're living in the country it's, "why, oh why?"
Oh, I'm sorry that I left my home.
Oh. Oh. Oh.
Oh, I'm sorry that I left my home.
Oh. Oh. Oh.
Look over yonder there,
on the farther shore.
On the farther shore,
look over yonder there.
I see a ship of gold.
I see a ship of gold.
Beyond that mountain there,
I see a Citty-on-the-Hille.
Its gates are open wide.
I hear the ringing bells.
Look over yonder there,
on toward the burying ground.
Poor boy is all afire.
Poor boy is dead and gone.
One of these days the Ship of Gold
will carry me to my reward.
Out of this world it will take me
to hear the horns of Jubilee.
Pig fat and old pork rinds
ain't enough to keep a man alive.
The bullfrog sleeps all day.
Come night he has his say.
Believe I'm fixing to die.
Believe I'll take my rest.
Believe I'm fixing to die.
Believe I'll take my rest.<
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Oh. Oh. Oh.
Oh, I'm sorry that I left my home.
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No. 5: HVAC Ducts Installed in Unconditioned Space
Where is the hottest place in your house on an 85-degree summer day? Where is the coldest place in your house on a frigid January night? In both cases, it's the attic. So, if you were deciding where to locate a forced-air heating and cooling system, what's just about the worst place you could put it? It's obvious: Don't put your HVAC system in an unconditioned attic.
What's a better location? Put the ducts between the floors or in dropped soffits inside conditioned areas of the house. That way the conditioned air always travels through ducts at room temperature. Some builders are conditioning the attic by placing insulation near the roof deck rather than at the ceiling. This brings attic temperatures much closer to those inside the house, but it does add an additional energy load to the home. It's a step in the right direction, which is getting HVAC systems located inside the living space of the home.
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ORLANDO, Florida — Following the March 21 release of its annual rankings of America's top modern and classic courses, Golfweek continues its celebration of great golf architecture in the April 18 issue with the unveiling of the 2014 Golfweek's Best Canadian Courses list.
Recognizing perennial favorites and must-play newcomers from both the classic and modern eras, this year's list will serve as a go-to guide for both golf architecture fans and travelers when the greatest courses of The Great White North begin their spring season later this month.
Gregg Lown Named Director of Golf at Fairmont Jasper Park Golf Club
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JASPER, Alberta – Markus Treppenhauer, General Manager of The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gregg Lown as Director of Golf at the Jasper Park Lodge Golf Club.
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Rebecca Melanson Wins an AAUW Eleanor Earle Memorial
Scholarship and an Sarah Bradley Tyson Memorial Fellowship
Rebecca Melanson,
PhD candidate under the direction of Jong Hyun Ham in the
Department of Plant Pathology & Crop Physiology, was the
recipient of one of two 2013 Eleanor Earle Memorial American
Association of University Women (AAUW) scholarships from the
Baton Rouge Chapter of the AAUW awarded to female doctoral
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Association, Inc. Melanson is currently working to complete
her PhD research on the "Characterization of a novel
negative LysR-type transcriptional regulatory factor of
toxoflavin production in Burkholderia glumae, the causal
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received a USDA AFRI-NIFA Predoctoral Fellowship Grant in
2012 and plans to graduate in 2014.
McGawley Receives Prestigious Society of Nematologists
Outstanding Teaching Award
Edward McGawley,
Professor, Department of Plant Pathology & Crop Physiology
recently received the inaugural Outstanding Teaching Award
at the 2013 annual meeting of the Society of Nematologists
(SON). Dr. McGawley and his co-authors have produced
numerous teaching aids over the years that include
biological illustrations of nematode anatomy and morphology,
videotape presentations on identification of common genera
of plant parasitic nematodes, preparation of perineal
patterns of root-knot nematodes, and early season soybean
diseases caused by nematodes. Recently, an internet-based
presentation entitled "Introduction to Nematodes" has been
featured on most major nematology and parasitology websites
with over 4,000 downloads to date.
Melanson Receives the "Ray And Dorothy Young Endowed
Assistantship in Crop Intergrated Pest Management"
Rebecca A. Melanson was
honored at the 2013 College of Agriculture Alumni Awards
Reception, held at the Lod Cook Alumni Center on March 20,
2013, as the first recipient of the "Ray and Dorothy Young
Endowed Assistantship in Crop Integrated Pest Management".
Melanson is a graduate student in the Department of Plant
Pathology and Crop Physiology under the direction of
associate professor Dr.
Jong H. Ham. She
is currently working to complete her dissertation research
on the "Characterization of a novel negative LysR-type
transcriptional regulatory factor of toxoflavin production
in Burkholderia glumae, the causal agent of bacterial
panicle blight of rice". The knowledge gained from this
research will give scientists a better understanding of how
the bacterial pathogen Burkholderia glumae causes disease in
rice and will ultimately lead to the development of disease
management methods that rice producers can utilize to
prevent yield losses attributed to bacterial panicle
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and Dorothy Young Endowed Assistantship in Crop Integrated
Pest Management" was established to honor Mr. Young for his
professional contributions and service to agricultural
industries for more than 40 years as an agricultural
consultant. The establishment of the award was announced at
the annual Louisiana Agricultural Technology and Management
Conference in 2011 and was formalized by a donation from the
Louisiana Agricultural Consultant's Association.
Mr. Ray
Young was in attendance at the alumni awards reception to
present the award.
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Rebecca Melanson, Mr. Ray Young, Dr. Rogers Leonard, and Dr.
Donnie Miller.
'Plant Health Clinic' in
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(Graduate Student PPCP). The award was presented by Dan
Kularathana and Xavier win honors at Beltwide Cotton
the recent Beltwide Cotton Conference held in San Antonio,
Texas on January 7-10, 2013, two students in the Department
of Plant Pathology and Crop Physiology won awards in the
graduate student competition sponsored by the Cotton Disease
Council. Manjula T.
Kularathna won second place for his presentation
entitled "Influence of soil nutrients on reproduction and
pathogenicity of Rotylenchulus reniformis on cotton".
Deborah M.
Xavier won third place for her presentation
"Influence of soil texture on reproduction and pathogenicity
of Rotylenchulus reniformis on cotton". Both students are
working on their master's degree under the direction of
Dr. Charles
Plaisance Wins Grodner Scholarship Award
Addison Ray Plaisance, an M.S. student studying
Nematology under the direction of
Dr. Edward
McGawley, Department of Plant Pathology and Crop
Physiology, was selected as the 2013 Dr. Mary Grodner
Scholarship Award recipient by the Louisiana Vegetation
Management Association (LAVMA). On Wednesday, February 6th
he will attend the annual LAVMA conference in Marksville,
LA, to give a brief summary of his research and career
goals, and to receive a plaque and monetary award.
Deborah Xavier wins student poster competition at ONTA
annual meeting
12, 2012)
Deborah M. Xavier, a Master's candidate in the
Department of Plant Pathology and Crop Physiology under the
direction of
Dr. Charles
Overstreet, won second place in the Rod
Rodríguez-Kábana student poster competition at the recent
44th Organization of Nematologists of Tropical America (ONTA)
meeting held in Cancun, Mexico. She received this highly
competitive international award for her poster entitled
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field over a nine year period".
Dr. Charles Overstreet presenting award to Deborah Xavier.
Representation at National Corn Growers Association in
Indianapolis, Indiana
Dr. Kenneth Damann
of the Dept of Plant Pathology & Crop Physiology organized a
session on biological control of aflatoxin at the "Corn
Utilization and Technology Conference" of the National Corn
Growers Association in Indianapolis, Indiana, June 4-6,
2012. Dr. Eric Tedford of Syngenta Crop Protection provided
the industry perspective in his talk on "Development and
refinement of Afla-Guard for reduction of aflatoxins in corn
in the US". Rebecca Sweany
of the LSU AgCenter's Dept. of Plant Pathology spoke on her
work on "Aspergillus flavus niche specialization in
Louisiana corn fields" which was a population biology study
of soil and kernel strains. Damann concluded the session
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Warr Wins APS Travel Award
Warr, an undergraduate student conducting research with
Dr. Raymond Schneider in the Department of Plant
Pathology and Crop Physiology, won the American
Phytopathological Society (APS) Raymond G. Grogan Student
Traval Award. This highly competitive award was given to Ms.
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national APS meeting in Providence, RI, this coming August
where Ms. Warr will present her research findings entitled
Genetic Relationships among Subpopulations of Competitive
Nonpathogenic Strains of Fusarium oxysporum and F. oxysporum
f. sp. lycopersici.
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I had heard about this restaurant in Kingston that was going to be on You gotta eat here later this summer. Unfortunately for me I was with my dog the last time I was in Kingston so was unable to try it out. However, I had heard whisperings that that they were opening a new location in OTTAWA!!
About two weeks ago I was in the Rideau Center – hungry from shopping of course:) – and remembered that the new cafeteria had opened up. If you havent been in there yet, I truly recommend it; the whole thing is quite a site to see. There, in the midst of old and new dining choices, was Meltdown. I stood there honestly for a few minutes trying to decide which grilled cheese to have, as it has the traditional sandwich but many other deliciously creative options as well. The thing with Meltdown is that they take the meaning of comfort food and take it to the next level. Take a look at this menu. Mac'n Cheese? Lasagna? Chicken? Veggie option? Its all there, in a grilled cheese sandwich. Need a gluten free sandwich? They have that too. Not craving the typical diet coke…? Dont you worry they have a plethora of options from simple to wow. To make a full meal there is soup, salads, fries. And you would be insane not to try the cheese cake or s'mores sandwich. Yup, thats what I said. A sandwich.
Okay so I chose the lasagne sandwich as it was the one they showed on You gotta eat here. It was to die for! The sauce was tasty, the pasta perfectly cooked, the sandwich pressed in such a way that didnt allow for any dripping or falling. The bread was actually garlic bread which is a perk to ordering the lasagna sandwich.
Dont let the line up deter you. They are simply that good, and that intriguing but it goes fast. The whole process is done with perfection – rows of sandwich presses and freshly prepared ingredients from that day help to make the assembly line quick and easy. Each sandwich is made with care, and delivered on real plates with real cutlery.
Sure, its not so calorie-wise, but I beg you to remember this is comfort food. Its made to make you feel cozy, bring you back to your childhood, and just relax for a moment.
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After a week of high profile condemnation for Chick-fil-A's CEO's public stance on gay marriage, the hits just keep on coming. The most recent defection is the Muppet's own Jim Henson Company which announced via Facebook that they would be for forming no new partnerships with Chick-fil-A because of ... More >>
I'm sorry, but there are always more. As soon as I hit save on my Army of Foodies list, I came up with another five. While these Amuse Douchers aren't always as prominent in everyday foodie structure, they are there. Thankfully, most of them will move on in about three months to whatever the next ... More >>
If you follow RuPaul's Drag Race you were probably shocked to learn that contestant Willam (Willam Belli) was recently disqualified for unspecified reasons. But fear not! Willam has used her recent departure from the program to promote "Chow Down (at Chick-fil-A)" a parody of the Wilson Phillips pop ... More >>
A round-up of tasty morsels from Valley food blogs.Linda Hopkins at Les Petites Gourmettes spoiled us with not only a history lesson this week, but also a tasty recipe to go with it. We learned all about the history of the Bundt pan (did you know November 15th is National Bundt Pan Day? You're we ... More >>
Chicken fingers were once only a mainstay of sports bars and kids' menus. Now, restaurants dedicated solely to them are popping up around town. A David and Goliath battle is brewing in the Valley. Will a chain that's new to town fry the competition, or will the local mom-and-pop prevail? I ... More >>
Muralist Benny Graeff inside the new Raising Cane's on Thomas Road.For those that missed my First Taste of Arizona's first Raising Cane's, the Louisiana-based chicken fingers chain which opened in September at 2715 West Peoria Avenue (1-17 & Peoria Ave), you can read all about it here. Chic ... More >>
Chicken finger sandwich.If Chick-fil-A, In-N-Out Burger, and T.G.I. Friday's had a baby, its name would be Raising Cane's. Inside Raising Cane's.The chicken fingers chain, based in Louisiana, opened its first Arizona location on Tuesday, at 2715 West Peoria Avenue (1-17 & Peor ... More >>
OMG, OMG, OMG -- is it here already?! I still have to work on my hooves (they're SO hard to get right) and my friend, who's a furry, is totally going to ruin this, I know he is. This Friday, July 8, is Cow Appreciation Day courtesy of Chick-fil-A, the fast food chain specializing in ... More >>
Yesterday, we spoke with Executive Chef and co-owner Brian Peterson of Cork in Chandler. Today, the chat continues... Peterson plans to open a second restaurant in Chandler called BLD (short for Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) at the beginning of March. The focus will be on American comf ... More >>
"Eat mor chikin! Eat mor chikin!" What? Huh? What time is it? Oh, it's the Chick-fil-A "Cowz" waking my ass up with another fowl feeding opportunity: breakfast with their new Spicy Chicken Biscuit. Featuring a spicy breaded chicken breast deep-fried and placed inside a buttermilk biscuit ... More >>
Carrie WheelerShopping Black Friday is a marathon, not a sprint. Long lines, long hours, big crowds -- you'll need to sustain yourself accordingly with some convenient dining options.The following are suggestions of some of the best places to dine depending on the Black Friday sale you're shoppin ... More >>
Yeah that's right, this Fry Girl's a Spicy V.I.P. Taking advantage of Chick-fil-A's pre-launch promotion of reserving their new Spicy Chicken Sandwich for a limited number of customers to try before officially launching on Monday, this Fry Girl felt like a fast food celebrity. Friendly e-mails, ... More >>
Like Chick-fil-A? Like free? Then this one's for you. The Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Chick-fil-A's first new sandwich since 1989 (hello product development - are you there?) will be offered free to customers via an online reservation before it officially launches on June 7. That's right. Click ... More >>
It's not a honeymoon: President Obama will stop in Phoenix and Denver next week as part of his whirlwind U.S. tour to promote his stimulus plan. Fire, but no reported brimstone at a Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall in Mesa. Their albums have sold millions of copies, they've played before waves of ador ... More >>
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Randy and Evi Quaid Bring the Crazy, Warn Lindsay and Britney: They're Trying to Kill You!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
A few days after they were set free in Canada, Randy and Evi Quaid sat down with Good Morning America today and gave an epic interview in which they stated:
- An estate planner is trying to kill them.
- Heath Ledger was possibly murdered.
- Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan could be next.
- Mel Gibson recorded a series of hate-spewing voicemails because he was drugged.
- Oksana Grigorieva was sent to do the actor in financially.
- Dennis Quaid makes really bad movies.
Do murders take place? Game. Set. Match. Crazies. Quaids. Watch this all-time incredible interview now:
Most people know about the Illuminati by now and the bottom feeder comments on here are probably from the gang stalker wannabes in the first place.Cointelpro if you will.But the Illuminati will destroy anyone in their way. Welcome to the world wide mafia! EDIT THE MAFIA!
Namaste, Remember the hubbling chair of grandma in the attic? Illuminati wants my mind, my soul and my body. Ohm shanti.
So what kind of 'funny cigarettes' have these 2 been smoking? Nutjobs with a capital N! By the way: Would the world be worse off without the 'Brittneys and the Lindsays' in the world? Nah don't think so.
The Quaids are sham 'refugees' and hopefully Canada will send them packing.
The Quaids may have a point. What appears so ludicrous on the face of it may have a basis in fact.
Many people have said, "Oh that's preposterous," and then we find out there is truth to the claim.
Eventually, the Quaids will be made out to be heros or fools. If there is a thread of truth to the claims, we'll be glad they exposed it. In any event, the whole notion of celebrity whacking may cause an investigation. Stay tuned.
Leave Heath Ledger out of your madness Randy!
That's called illumination, they are after them
There is definitely some kind of stimulant drug abuse connected with this type of paranoia, either crystal or cocaine (or both). Or it's a mental health issue, either way it is sad that GMA took advantage of the situation, pathetic and sad...time to get some professional help and/or a 12 step program.
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Three Saints scored in double-figures, led by a team-high 16 points from Reed Scott. Antonio Rouse and JC Hoellich both added 12 points off the bench.
Hoellich nearly recorded a double-double, posting nine rebounds in the win. Rick Narcisse added nine points and seven rebounds while Jesse Konadu led all players with three blocked shots.
A back-and-forth first half saw six ties and five lead changes throughout the first 18 minutes of action. Ferrum (8-7) closed out the frame with back-to-back unanswered baskets to take a 31-27 lead into halftime.
Coming out of the break, the Saints went on an 11-2 run to open the second half to retake the lead and go up 38-33 after five minutes of play. The Panthers would respond, eventually knotting things up at 43-43 with nine minutes to play.
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CALHOUN, Ga. — Nine times out of 10, Hal Lamb would have followed his aggressive nature and gone for it.
DALTON, Ga. — Bill Napier's handshake is legendary. It's a greeting not born of arrogance or purposing any ill intent, yet the veteran football coach's hardy grip nontheless says a great deal about the man.
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CALHOUN, Ga. — When Hal Lamb looked at the challenge facing his Calhoun High School football team Friday night in the GHSA Class AAA second-round playoff game against Cedar Grove, he knew his team had one major advantage.
CALHOUN, Ga. — Hal Lamb's football teams have always had one constant — they were more physical than nearly any team they met.
DALTON, Ga. -- Offenses may rule the world of high school football, but Matt Land believes championships are still won with defense.
To say the state-runner-up finish, the four region championships and the numerous coach of the year awards don't mean anything to Mark Mariakis would be missing the point.
Ridgeland High School football coach Mark Mariakis announced he is resigning his position after 11 seasons. Mariakis, who is in his 30th year of teaching and coaching, said he has been contemplating the move for two years and believes he is being led in a new direction.
CALHOUN, Ga. — For a half Friday night, it was about as complete a football game as the Calhoun Yellow Jackets have played all season, and it was more than good enough for a 43-14 win over outmanned Rockmart.
DALTON, Ga. — They are the kinds of moments few ever know about, but for a football team — especially one trying to shed decades of negativity — they are priceless.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- When you're the one tabbed to replace the Chattanooga area's high school football player of the year, there's more than a bit of pressure involved.
VARNELL, Ga. -- Will Swantic has spent the past two years with one goal in mind. Well, make that two goals.
Sunday high school football practices are usually taboo, but three northwest Georgia coaches had no choice but to put their players through the paces a day before the No. 4 playoff team from Region 7-AAAA will be decided in a mini-playoff.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Heritage lost the battle Friday night, but the war is still winnable.
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COLUMBUS, Ga. — With one big swing of her bat, Jana Johns not only helped win a state softball championship, she also earned a new toy.
COLUMBUS, Ga. — Trying to win six games in two days finally proved too much for the Gordon Lee High School softball team.
COLUMBUS, Ga. — On the heels of a seven-game baseball World Series, the hottest softball rivalry in northwest Georgia may go one step further.
For all the success northwest Georgia high school softball teams had this regular season, four of them learned Thursday that one bad game — or inning — in Columbus can put championship hopes in jeopardy.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — High school athletic competition can leave lasting memories for teenagers, some memorable for good reasons; others can leave a few scars.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Shannon Brooks and his 1,700 rushing yards dominated the pregame talk, but the Pickens County defense stole the show Friday night in a 23-0 Region 7-AAAA win at Heritage.
Some of their situations may seem dire, but the great majority of football teams in the northwest Georgia area still have postseason lives to play for with three Friday nights to go in the regular season.
Many have tried to contain Shannon Brooks, but no one has succeeded in slowing the state of Georgia's leading rusher in high school football this season.
TRION, Ga. — A year ago at this time the Trion High School softball team was left to wonder what one more win might have meant.
CALHOUN, Ga. — With the game on the line, the team's most dangerous hitter up and first base open, Calhoun High School softball coach Diane Smith was surprised to see Taylor Kelly getting pitched to.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Ringgold dug its usual early hole in Friday's twice-delayed Georgia Class AAA softball first-round series against Rockmart, but, as usual, the Lady Tigers found a way to climb out.
CALHOUN, Ga. — The biggest adjustment of the 2014 prep football season for the Ringgold Tigers may have occurred Friday night, but it had nothing to do with schemes or personnel. Down by 14 points to upset-minded Sonoraville in a key Region 6-AAA game, coach Robert Akins went for an attitude adjustment.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — The Heritage High School softball team has had the penchant in recent years to often play close, intense playoff games — sometimes closer than expected.
Finding the right fit is always a priority when it comes to decision time for a high school recruit.
CALHOUN, Ga. — Maddie Green wasn't quite sure what to do.
TUNNEL HILL, Ga. -- As the two-time defending state softball champions in Class AAAA, Northwest Whitfield has instant name credibility within the Georgia prep circle.
ATLANTA — It really didn't hit Senorise Perry that he was about to live out his childhood dream until the morning of Sept. 7.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — A 49-12 win over your oldest rival is always a tonic for what ails you, and what bothered Ringgold Friday night as Catoosa County neighbor Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe came calling was a serious bad taste in the Tigers' collective mouth.
DALTON, Ga. — Two storylines have remained consistent at the Region 7-AAAA softball tournament at Heritage Pointe Park.
DALTON, Ga. — Calhoun had to work a little overtime to win the Region 6-AAA softball tournament championship Thursday and after winning three games, including two over regular season champion Ringgold.
DALTON, Ga. — Sometimes a little adversity is good for a softball team.
DALTON, Ga. — Two softball tournaments, one location and two very different outcomes on a crazy Wednesday at Heritage Pointe Park.
CALHOUN, Ga. — Raw talent has exuded from Kaelen Riley his entire life. Friday night, in the 42-10 dismantling of 10th-ranked Adairsville, the Calhoun High School junior became a polished quarterback.
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- If pitching is the name of the game in softball's postseason, then Calhoun and Gordon Lee are well stacked for runs at new state championships.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- Shane Pendley knew something was up right away.
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- Sammie Henson has coached wrestling in nearly every corner of the country except the Southeast. That, however, hasn't prevented the first-year West Virginia University head coach from making a pair of northwest Georgia stars a part of his initial recruiting class.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- Hal Lamb doesn't get to turn on his fiery side often, but the Calhoun High School football coach was more than a little hot as his team trailed 10-7 at Ringgold Friday night.
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- In case anyone needed a reminder of the strength of the Gordon Lee High School softball team, Thursday's 18-3 dismantling of Region 7-AA foe Dade County should suffice.
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Sydney Smith admits competition has brought the best in her.
TRENTON, Ga. — If Friday night's final nonregion tuneup was a test for the Northwest Whitfield Bruins, the grade likely would be incomplete.
TRION, Ga. — Three games into the 2014 high school football season, much of the heavy lifting already has been accomplished for the Trion Bulldogs.
LaFAYETTE, Ga. — With the high school softball postseason in Georgia less than two weeks away, coaches are hoping for signs their teams are about to peak.
As a defensive player in the modern game of pass-heavy offenses, Zach Weathers was understandably giddy heading into Friday night's game against Dade County and its wing-T attack.
The Chattanooga Lookouts' strong run to a spot in the Southern League championship series is a case of a baseball team peaking at the right time. Title opponent Jacksonville, however, has reached a different peak.
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I got to spend the end of last week in the company of heroes.
On Thursday and Friday, I attended the Overlord Echoes conference, hosted by Liberty University and the National D-Day Memorial Foundation. Along with the historians, several World War II veterans spoke. There were soldiers, including a silver star recipient, a P-51 pilot and an airborne soldier who arrived in Normandy on D-Day via a glider.
Anyone familiar with the political mindset at Lynchburg's Liberty University should not be surprised that the little college has banned its Democratic party student chapter. The real shock is that it ever allowed one in the first place.
The very existence of the humble and courageous chapter, a handful of proud Democrats in a lion's den of right-wing religious fanatics, is due to the high popularity of President Barack Obama among young people.
This is the remainder of my attempt at the theological response that David McLoughlin sought for his letter published in our March 13 edition.
I'll make one last note on the Old Testament before going on to Mr. McLoughlin's allegation that the New Testament contains multiple, conflicting Christologies.
Staunton River will get its office space renovated this summer but students at Bedford Primary School will have to continue to wait to see if they will get a gymnasium. Let's hope that wait isn't too long.
Keep the Memorial going
The headlines of both the Roanoke Times and The News&Advance read "National D-Day Memorial at risk of closing."(May29, 2009. ) As a volunteer of the Memorial and a citizen of Bedford County I implore the residents of Central Virginia not to let that happen.
Needed: More job fairs
On behalf of the Bedford County Ministerial Association I'd like to thank Thaxton Baptist Church for holding a job fair on Friday, May 15. On that day representatives of 12 companies that are hiring met with 30 people who came looking for work. I have no idea of the results but I'll bet somebody who was unemployed on May 15 will be working soon, if not working already, as a result of that job fair. If so then every bit of work that went into that event was worth it.
Liberty University decided last week to remove its financial support of the LU College Democrats group, a move that seems in keeping with the pro-life and pro-family principles the college espouses. In fact, the university appears to be bending over backwards to make some accommodation for the group, but, apparently, to little avail.
As the summer months quickly approach and families start to plan vacations, our country continues to struggle with high energy costs. Unfortunately, Congressman Henry Waxman, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, and other Democrats in Congress are strongly pushing legislation which implements a cap and trade system or more accurately: cap and tax. The simple truth behind the Waxman energy plan is that it raises taxes, kills jobs and will lead to more government intrusion.
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BIFF 2014 #18: Shorts
Bradford prides itself on its programming of shorts. I'm not really a shorts fan and I do tend to neglect them, though I appreciate the importance of short filmmaking in the ecology of film production generally. BIFF 2014 featured short films in a variety of programming slots. The 'Shine Short Film Competition' comprised six films shown as a programme twice and individual entries shown before the main feature elsewhere in the programme. I saw only two of the six, one of which, Cadet (Belgium 2013) won the prize (report to follow). I didn't see any of the Sydney Underground Shorts which screened before the late night horror films in the 'Bradford After Dark' programme. (I couldn't watch the late-night films as there is no all-night public transport to get me the nine miles home.) I only saw one of the Charles Urban early scientific films – these too had a separate programme.
I did see most of the 'Cinetrain: Russian Winter' films that were dotted across the main programme. This funded production programme invited international filmmakers to make films about communities in Northern Russia during the ferocious Russian winter. It's an interesting project with information available on its website. Bradford showed all seven films which attempted to explore "the most common stereotypes about Russia". These include excessive drinking, open-air bathing in the depths of winter, traditional Russian crafts etc. I was most intrigued by the village dwellers in one community who complained about the disintegration of local community/collectivist spirit. They viewed the new capitalist Russia with mistrust and felt that today people steal from each other to get by when they used to help each other. That's a side of the new Russia that doesn't get as much media attention as it should.
Other than these separate programmes, each of the 'official features' was also accompanied by an appropriate short film. I confess that under pressure with several screenings on the same day I sometimes missed the short on purpose to give myself a few extra minutes of breathing space. I'll just pick out one other short (some are mentioned alongside the feature screenings). The one that impressed me most (i.e. appealed to my interests) was Whale Valley (Iceland-Denmark 2013) directed by Arnar Gudmundsson. This tells a complete and satisfying story about two brothers – a genuine 'Nordic noir' – on their farm (see the still above) in 15 minutes of skilled narrative filmmaking. I wasn't surprised to learn about its success at festivals worldwide.
BIFF 2014 #9: Brother (Brat, Russia 1997)
Three films from the Russian director Alexei Balabanov were screened at BIFF last year and they proved very popular with festival regulars. Sadly the director died in May 2013 aged only 54 – as did the star of Brother, Sergey Bodrov, in an accident during a film shoot in 2002. Screening Brother was therefore both a follow-up and a tribute.
Brother was both a big box office hit and a critical success (but also creating controversy with claims that it was fascistic and 'not Russian' in its appeal to Western audiences). The film exhibition business was still recovering from almost complete obliteration in Russia in the 1990s so much of that 'box office' must have come through video copies, legal or otherwise. It isn't difficult to imagine younger audiences quickly latching on to Sergey Bodrov as an attractive young man dealing out a form of 'justice' on the streets of Leningrad/Saint Petersburg.
Bodrov plays a young man just demobbed by the Russian Army who arrives in his home town, quickly gets into trouble and is packed off to Saint Petersburg to find his older brother who his mother believes is in a respectable job. He isn't and soon he has recruited his younger brother to help him in a battle with local gangsters. What follows is mostly conventional for the gangster film across all major film industries. What distinguishes this film is the setting – the city still recognisable as the Leningrad of Eisenstein except in colour – and the young hero Danila who makes things happen as quickly as the young Corleone in Godfather 2. Danila repeatedly tells people that he was only a "clerk at HQ" but he is adept at handling weapons, modifying them and using them imaginatively. He kills without compunction but with efficiency, but he has a sense of honour and he keeps his word. He enjoys Russian rock music and he has an eye for women including a tram driver. (The ancient open tram is the star attraction in the mise en scène of the city.) It isn't difficult to see why Bodrev became popular so quickly.
The charges against the film are not easy to explore. Danila befriends an old man in the vegetable market who turns out to be German but this may be a code for Jewish. Either way, Danila needs a supportive group and he works with them whilst making noises about other groups that suggest 'learned' prejudices. There is a reference to gay characters and I don't feel able to properly discuss the range of representations – Russia is generally presented as a hard-drinking society with social behaviour to match (although Danila also visits a post-hippy party as well). Based on the reputation for extreme violence in the films shown last year (which I didn't see) Brother seems to keep within the boundaries of mainstream entertainment cinema and on that level I enjoyed it very much.
Trial on the Road (Proverka na dorogakh, USSR 1971/1985)
The Leeds International Film Festival excelled itself with this tribute to director Aleksai German who died earlier this year aged 74. I didn't do any research before the screening and I was completely blown away by some of the scenes as well as intrigued by the overall ideological discourse of this anti-war film set during the bitter fighting in the Western Soviet Empire in the winter of 1942/3. It was only after the screening that I realised that I did know about German (or Gherman/Guerman to distinguish the hard 'G'). I'm fairly sure that I saw My Friend Ivan Lapshin in 1987 but I remember little about it except that I liked it very much. (The film is now regarded as one of the greatest Russian films.)
German was viewed with suspicion by the Soviet censors and it wasn't until perestroĭka under Gorbachev that his films began to be seen in Russia or in the West. Trial on the Road was completed in 1971 but not released until 1985 (the date on the 35mm film print screened at the Hyde Park Cinema). The film is based on a story by German's father Yuri, a legendary writer who wrote films for the director Grigori Kozintsev and acted as a war correspondent during 1940-5. He also wrote short stories and novels, one of which, Operation Happy New Year, became the basis of Trials on the Road. When the younger German began to show an interest in cinema he worked first under his father's old colleague Kozintsev in the late 1950s. Find out much more about Aleksai German's films from this interesting blog.
Trial on the Road (there are other English translations such as Checkpoint etc.) is a film about The Great Patriotic War and therefore in the 1970s expected to show the heroism of the Red Army. There is heroism in the film, but it's complicated and there is realism and humanism to the fore. The 'Eastern Front' was the major theatre of the Second World War in Europe (or 'Eurasia'). Many of the peoples of Eastern Europe and the Baltic states opted to or were forced to fight for the Nazis or the Red Army as they were occupied by one then the other. Others simply became refugees. Many must have changed sides to stay alive. It wasn't clear to me where exactly this film was set but there are references to Estonia and to the railway line to Pskov – a town in Western Russia close to the borders with Estonia and Latvia.
Lazarev is a former Red Army soldier who defected to the Germans but now wants to change sides again and fight for the partisans behind the German lines. He surrenders to a group of partisans who might just be expected to shoot him as a traitor. (And this has been argued as one of the reasons that the film was not released under Brezhnev – it was seen as counter to the conduct of the war.) Instead the militia leader (or 'Senior Citizen Lieutenant' as the subtitles put it) Lokotkov decides that Lazarev could be useful in an audacious plan to steal a food train. Lokotkov also demonstrates a basic humanity. The 'trial' of the title refers to the various struggles within the partisan group over Lazarev and the plans for the train. Lazarev proves himself in an attack which captures a German military car. In doing so one of the other partisans is killed and the Red Army Major attached to the partisans tries to blame Lazarev for the death. But Lokotkov (the leading character in the film) gets his way and the plans are brought to fruition. The actor playing Lazarev, Vladimir Zamansky, is said to have been cast because he was not a celebrated actor or a recognisable face. He struck me as an enigmatic but attractive figure, often silent but with a face that could light up – the only flaw in the casting for me was the notion that he had been a taxi driver before the war (I probably have the wrong view of taxi drivers). The main point is that although he does perform 'heroically' in redeeming his earlier conduct in going over to the enemy, he can't be the official 'hero' required by the censorship authorities under Brezhnev.
This is warfare of the most brutal kind carried out in an almost post-apocalyptic wasteland of snow-covered plains, ramshackle villages and sparse woods. German shot the film in black and white with three different cinematographers used for his complex tracking shots across the terrain. Two of the set piece scenes are among the best I've ever seen. In one German soldiers appear as wraiths out of the fog overwhelming a Russian lookout. I know that's been done before but the handling of the scene is terrific. I won't spoil the second example which was just stunning. The ending of the film celebrates the advance of the Red Army into Germany, but again the director avoids the triumphal and the super-heroism decreed by Soviet socialist realism. Instead he hones in on comradeship and a meeting of the principals from the food train hijack.
This is a must see. I discovered that a free download at reasonable quality is on the Internet Archive website (with links to an English subtitle file. None of German's films is easily available on DVD outside Russia yet his high status as a filmmaker is not in doubt. If anyone else is brave enough to screen this in a cinema near you, drop everything and go.
Faust (Russia 2011)
Aleksandr Sokurov's version of the Faust story was released in the UK today but I saw it in the Bradford International Film Festival a couple of weeks ago. I have to confess that had it not been in the festival programme at the appropriate time, I probably wouldn't have chosen to see it as I have a blank spot when it comes to 'classical literature' of any kind. I need to be interested in the sociology, the history or the politics of a narrative to really appreciate it. I think I once saw the Richard Burton version of Dr Faustus (UK 1967), but if so I've forgotten it completely. I wish I had seen Murnau's expressionist version (1926) because the glimpses I've had of it suggest at least a masterpiece of design.
So, I approached the Sokurov version, with only the knowledge that the film won the major prize at Venice last year. I'm not sure that I can say that I enjoyed the narrative, but I can say that it was a fine spectacle on the big screen and I was never bored. Sokurov and his scriptwriter claim to have kept close to Goethe's version of the story. The script is in German but most of the actors appear to be Russian except for the Austrian Johannes Zeiler as Faust and Hannah Schygulla, Fassbinder's leading lady, as the moneylender's wife. The film was shot on location in Iceland (the caves and mountain tops) and various locations in the Czech Republic with interiors in the Barrandov studios in Prague.
What struck me most was the look of the film. Sokurov chose to present it in Academy ratio (1.33:1) which for me made the link to Murnau very strong. He also employed a colour scheme that both muted the colours and gave them a yellow-green cast. Finally there seemed to be a distorting lens that featured in several shots (and which at various points I wondered whether this was the fault of the digital projection, but I think that it is meant to signify Faust's state of mind as he is led through events by the Mephistopheles character – here, Muller, the moneylender). Photography is by Bruno Delbonnel, perhaps best known for his work with Jean-Pierre Jeunet on Amélie and A Very Long Engagement.
I have little idea about what the overall aim of the narrative might be – and it's comforting in a way that Tony Rayns seems equally baffled in Sight & Sound (June 2012). I agree with Rayns that there is little sense of a moral struggle here. Faust is a scientist, more bothered by his lack of money than by a burning desire to solve a problem or discover something new. He treats his friends, family and assistant rather badly and allows himself to easily led by the grotesque moneylender. I don't understand why/how Sokurov intends this to be the fourth part of a tetralogy about evil men and power (following his films on Hitler, Lenin and Hirohito). I saw the Hitler film, Moloch (Russia 1999) some time ago and again, all I remember is its formal 'otherness' and its depiction of the banalaties of Hitler's recreation at Berchtesgaden.
I suppose what kept me going through nearly 140 minutes of Faust was a kind of spotting-game. Which other films, filmmaking styles etc. does Faust remind me of? This I found interesting. First the setting. Goethe (whose late 18th century/early 19th century re-working of the original from the 1570s seems to be Sokurov's starting point) lived and worked all over Germany but is generally associated with Weimar. However, I felt that the film was strongly 'Central European' and at one point I thought about Svankmajer (who made his own part-animated film about Faust). I didn't know at that point where the film had been made or that Faust was played by the Austrian Johannes Zeiler, but this clearly makes sense. On the other hand, Zeiler kept reminding me of Bruno S. as the title character in Herzog's The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (1974). There probably isn't much likeness but of course the time period and location are not dissimilar. Faust has a strange approach to costume and set dressing. Reviewers have suggested periods from the 16th to the 18th centuries and some have conjured up 'medieval'. I think that there is a sense of, if not medieval, certainly a kind of rural backwardness – conceivable in land-locked Central Europe where new technologies like railways haven't penetrated. On the other hand, some costumes certainly suggest early Victorian times in the 1830s-40s.
Let me throw in some other references. Certain scenes like the village bath-house, in which Muller's grotesque and physiologically challenged body is exposed, reminded me of Bosch (and Rayns suggests also Brueghel). On the other hand I was also reminded of popular horror films associated with Poe (right period but wrong location) and the later gothic of Transylvania and Dracula. The closing sequence I'm afraid did remind me of both Monty Python and earlier British absurdist dramas in which our hero roams a post apocalyptic wasteland.
Not a lot of intellectual stimulus in the adaptation of the story then, but plenty of fun in watching and listening to the images. I hope this doesn't sound too much like Transformers! Rayns launches more of an attack on Sokurov and I was disturbed to read that he is chummy with Putin.


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With its one-touch sensor technology, this Kenmore over-the-range microwave 8033 provides an easier way to cook, defrost or warm your food. No more guesswork: the sensors make sure your food is heated just right. The convenience of pre-programmed cooking options and child lockout make this microwave worry-free, while the quiet but powerful 300-CFM ventilation system prevents odors. Save time and effort with this Kenmore microwave.
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I had this microwave less than 3 weeks when I noticed bubbling on the plate over the number 1 key on the key pad. I looked to see if there was plastic sheeting over the key pad to protect it during shipping but there was nothing there. When I went to my local Sears store where I purchased the microwave and explained the problem, the salesman told me that he had had customers with the same issue and to call the customer service number. After being given the run around (as usual with Sears) my only solution is to take the microwave back to the store as I am within my 30 day manufacturer's warranty and either exchange for a new one (why would I do that?), select a different model or have Sears Home Services come out and replace the key pad (again, why would I do that?) Can't wait to see what hassle I'll get from the store...
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Really like the microwave but the are a few features that could be improved. The exhaust vent only has 2 setting high and low. Previous version has multiple speeds. Also don't like the continuous beep when done cooking. If you turn it off it turns all audio off.
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This a great inexpensive over the range microwave. It surpasses my previous one in many areas. I love the night light/cooking light, much brighter than I am used to. I am not crazy about the continuous beeping it does when it finishes. It does the job & looks nice as well.
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It looks so nice in my kitchen.
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This was purchased to replace the previous Kenmore Microwave we bought 4 1/2 years ago. We were hoping the mounts were the same, but no such luck, we had to drill new holes in the cabinet above and replace the wall mount as well. Also, this was supposed to be the closest to the one we bought before, but the wattage was 1000 vs. the 1100 we were used to.
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Purchased this item in July 2014. This microwave has a two speed fan, but when you go from high to low, there is no difference. It does not pull anything, not even half a kleenex. It looks like you pay about $200 more for an over the range microwave, so the fan should work harder than it does. Very disappointed in the fan. If the room is in low light, you cannot read the panel, not very helpful when trying to find the night light. The microwave is average, had to turn the sound off, too loud and beeps frequently. The only option is "sound on or sound off" I would return it but we paid to have it installed and it would cost more to have it uninstalled and reinstall a new one. Very unhappy with this product.
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Just built a new house, and had this microwave installed when we moved in on Sept. 9, 2013. Before the month was over, the keypad began malfunctioning, and the service calls began. 4 visits/attempts later, the technician has called it dead, and a replacement is in the works. He mentioned they're starting see issues with this model, so I hope we have the option to get a different model. It's probably best to avoid this model, in light of this information. Update 7/29/14: The unit was replaced with the same model. I'm happy to report that it has given us no issues after 8 months of service. The original one appears to have just been a lemon. I've raised my rating from 1 to 3 stars. I can't justify going higher than 3 because of the original issue. w/o that first failed unit, I'd give it a 5. I'd still hesitate to recommend it to a friend, just in case my experience is/was not unique.
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Music Description: 3 piece cover band.
Packages range from £750 to £1200
The Hope Street Busking Band began as an acoustic covers act busking on the streets of Liverpool. Very quickly the band began receiving bookings from members of the public who had witnessed the band's talents first hand on the street. The Hope Street Busking Band play a diverse selection of popular music, both classic and contemporary, delivered in their un ... » View band profile »
The Riot Jazz Brass Band (based in Manchester)
Music Description: A mmix of funk, soul, hip-hop and aggressive jazz!
Packages range from £1800 to £3000
Riot Jazz - A twisted mix of funk, soul, hiphop and aggressive jazz - sculpted round the LIVE 9-piece Riot Jazz Brass Band. Since their maiden voyage in Manchester 2008, the Riot Jazz Brass Band has been the bare-breasted galleon figure of the Riot Jazz flotilla. Captained by Nick Walters (who recently completed a Masters in Jazz Trumpet) and fronted by ... » View band profile »
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It did not take long after the NBA Finals ended for the crazy rumor to be broached. Yes, after Orlando's first round exit in the Playoffs, the concern for Dwight Howard's future in Orlando grew to a seeming fevered pitch. It was made worse when Jeff Van Gundy suggested following Game Six of the NBA Finals the Heat consider trading for Dwight Howard.
That got some in a tizzy wondering if the Magic would even accept a LeBron James-for-Dwight Howard deal or if there was any way the Heat could acquire the best big man in the league.
Van Gundy's suggestion was more of an off-the-cuff Miami needs to do something suggestion more than an actual trade proposal that had basis in any fact. With this Howard speculation though, it is easier to move on rumor than on fact in gathering information.
Here is what we know: Howard said he wants to stay in Orlando, but wants assurances that he will be competing for a championship. That is Howard's ultimate goal.
It seems all 30 teams are doing something to gear up for Howard's free agency in 2012. Magic fans are looking for any ray of hope they can that Howard is going to stay — and honestly, the only ray of hope is the Magic delivering dramatic improvement and putting themselves in position to win a championship.
There is one team we might be able to cross off the list — the Miami Heat.
Howard said at Comic-Con while promoting a cartoon he lent his voice to that he won't take his talents to South Beach.
"Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard was peppered with several fan questions surrounding his free agency while on a panel for 'Kick Buttowski,' the Disney XD animated series in which he voices the character of Rock Callahan," Zach McCann of the Orlando Sentinel wrote. "For the record, Howard said he'll 'never' play for the Heat and when asked about the Lakers he responded, 'That's everybody's question. I am wearing purple … but that's Rock's outfit.'"
Howard has become a master of deflection and answering questions with outs so he does not get trapped in anything he says. But we might finally have one clear answer from Howard. As of now, Howard will not consider the Heat.
And I am pretty sure the Magic will not trade inside the division with the Heat either — not unless they make some crazy offer that includes two of The Three and other goodies.
Howard has done plenty to stoke the fire between the Magic and the Heat. He and Stan Van Gundy have been two of the Heat's main in-league antagonists. But as Ben Golliver of Eye on Basketball writes, this appears to be Howard stating a philosophical difference to the trio in Miami. Don't get your hopes up, again Howard is good at this deflection thing as free agency looms.
The good news out of this? You can cross off one team for the free agency push of 2012.
One down, 28 more to go.
Photo via DayLife.com.


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