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Educators meant to teach, not shoot
It's highly unlikely that an armed teacher would be in the right place at the right time to intervene with an armed assailant. And teachers are hired to educate, not shoot people. Many schools have armed resource officers (Miami-Dade has the school police), and having armed teachers is no guarantee that students could be protected from an Adam Lanza or Dylan Klebold.
Additionally, knowing when and whom to shoot in a tense, perhaps chaotic, situation requires training. I'm a high school teacher, and my responsibilities require me to monitor my students.
William Weinkle, Miami
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Zuma offered this personal information as rationale for extensive and expensive "security upgrading" to his private homestead. The upgrades have become known as the "Nkandla scandal" and prompted an investigation into whether Zuma misused public funds.
A report by Public Protector Thuli Madonsela found that Zuma "unduly benefited" from the $23 million renovations -- which included non-security features such as a swimming pool and amphitheater -- and recommended that he and his family pay back a portion of the costs.
An ad hoc committee is investigating Madonsela's findings.
Zuma has maintained he did nothing wrong, telling ANC members Monday:
"There were issues that called for security, particularly in my homestead. My homestead was burned twice during violence and secondly criminals came and raped my wife during the time I was still the MEC."
Zuma's revelation of his wife's rape comes days ahead of South Africa's general elections, which will determine whether Zuma's ANC party maintains power.


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Since its inception, the new $1.6 billion Meadowlands stadium has been about making money. There are nine thousand three hundred "club" seats, compared to a hundred and forty-two in the old stadium, and nearly twice as many luxury suites. Three years before it opened its doors, the best suites were selling for a million dollars a year. Giants season ticketholders—my father among them—had to pay between a thousand and twenty thousand dollars just for the right to continue buying tickets in the new digs. And the team store inside is six times as big as the old one, to hock six times as much overpriced gear.
But on Tuesday, the Meadowlands was a free-for-all. Around ten thousand fans came out to watch the Giants' first practice in the new stadium, at the cost of no more than providing their names and contact information online. (Jets fans get their turn today.) Even parking was free. Jersey-clad enthusiasts wandered through exclusive clubs that on game days will cost thousands of dollars to enter. They lined the field in cordoned-off areas that looked like they should have been reserved for winners of Z100 contests.
The Gridiron Club, which will offer sushi stations and martini bars, is accessed via a lobby better suited to a condo in Murray Hill than a sports center, complete with dizzying floor-to-ceiling mirrors and a concierge-like staff worker at the desk. The elevator bank has wood panelling and, of course, a large television, as do the elevators. In the club are low-slung ottomans in dark reds and browns, looking ready for models seeking bottle service. Glass doors take you to the outdoor seats, which are cushier than your typical stadium model but still out in the open where you can hear the crowd—unlike in those skyboxes, where it's more like watching the game on TV, but with catering.
Tom McGowan and his son Liam, who drove in from their home in Philadelphia, were checking out the club seats. It was too hot for McGowan's prized red and blue leather Giants jacket. "It's the tackiest, ugliest thing you've ever seen," he said. "I saw it on the Home Shopping Network and said, 'I gotta buy that to bother the Eagles fans.' " McGowan, who helped build the new stadium as a construction worker, doesn't mind the drive for games, but he says he won't be a regular at the new stadium: "Season tickets just aren't in the workingman's budget, not this year."
Even if its swank is edging out the workingman, the new stadium was a hit with all the fans I talked to. "It's rich," marvelled eight-year-old Anthony Owens, Jr., who got to skip school to come with his mother, Cheryl Meyers, who was a ticket-taker for Giants games in the eighties. But the players had a harder time adjusting. Domenik Hixon, a wide receiver, got tripped up in the new turf, took a spill, and hurt his right knee. Eli Manning is still figuring out the wind patterns, which he says are different here and will become an increasingly important factor in the colder games. "It did swirl on us here today," Tom Coughlin said to reporters after practice.
Practice wrapped up at four-fifteen, having brought not only the first injury for the new stadium but also the first fight, between guard Rich Seubert and rookie defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul, and the first booing, of cornerback Aaron Ross for dropping a punt. And for me, the first of many gruelling waits for the bus back to Port Authority.
Here's a slide show, with pictures by Chiara Marinai.
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Audio Samples
Album Summary
- Yehudi Wyner (Piano)
- Richard Stoltzman (Clarinet)
- Rafael Popper-Keizer (Cello)
- Michael Norsworthy (Clarinet)
- Mary-Kathryn Stevens (Viola)
- Colin Belisle (Viola)
- Lisa Hennessy (Flute)
- Robert Lynam (Double Bass)
- Biljana Milovanovic (Piano)
- Dmitri Pogorelov (Violin)
- Biljana Milovanovic (Harpsichord)
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It was Biljana Milovanovic, pianist for the Ibis Camerata ensemble, who conceived this project of recording a group of compositions by Yehudi Wyner. Mr. Wyner performed in one piece (with Richard Stoltzman) and conducted another, but his major contribution was in coaching performers in matters of his style. The music spans 50 years of Wyner's compositional output beginning with the Partita for Piano of 1952 and arriving at Commedia for Clarinet and Piano of 2002. Awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 2006, Yehudi Wyner is one of America's most versatile musicians. His compositions include more than 60 works and he has received many commissions and honors in addition to the Pulitzer. He has taught at Yale, SUNY Purchase, Cornell, Harvard and Brandeis. This is the fourth recording by the Ibis Camerata to appear on Albany Records.
"The Ibis Camerata members are clearly committed to Wyner's music, led by pianist Biljana Milovanovic, who has a strong musical relationship with the composer. The performances of all five works are exemplary, leaving nothing to be desired, and the sound is excellent. Produced by Milovanovic with the active participation of the composer, this disc, we can be sure, fully represents the music." -Fanfare
Notes & Reviews:Recording information: Futura Productions, Boston, MA.
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Wyner, Yehudi : Commedia, for clarinet & piano- Performers: Yehudi Wyner (Piano); Richard Stoltzman (Clarinet)
- Running Time: 16 min. 20 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 2002
Wyner, Yehudi : De Novo, for violoncello, flute, bass clarinet, 2 violas & contrabass
- Performers: Rafael Popper-Keizer (Cello); Michael Norsworthy (Clarinet); Mary-Kathryn Stevens (Viola); Colin Belisle (Viola); Lisa Hennessy (Flute); Robert Lynam (Double Bass)
- Ensemble: Ibis Camerata
- Running Time: 7 min. 42 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 1971
Wyner, Yehudi : Partita, for piano
- Performer: Biljana Milovanovic (Piano)
- Ensemble: Ibis Camerata
- Running Time: 16 min. 12 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 1952
Wyner, Yehudi : Dances of Atonement, for violin & piano
- Performers: Biljana Milovanovic (Piano); Dmitri Pogorelov (Violin)
- Ensemble: Ibis Camerata
- Running Time: 12 min. 13 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 1976
Wyner, Yehudi : Cadenza!, for clarinet & harpsichord
- Performers: Biljana Milovanovic (Harpsichord); Michael Norsworthy (Clarinet)
- Ensemble: Ibis Camerata
- Running Time: 14 min. 17 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 1969


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The showpiece hard sport climbing crag of Wales is the central bulging section of Lower Pen Trywn. The grades here start at 7c+ and go all the way up to 9a. With the difficulty level so high here, conditions become crucial. In still and humid weather the wall can be greasy and in such conditions becomes unclimbable. The best conditions are often found when it is fresh and with a light breeze blowing. Approach (see map on page 347) - The routes are centred around the most severely overhanging section of the cliff. Mid-to-low tide is required to get to the base of the routes.
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Melancholie Top 50 Sustained crimping up the blank white wall gains I've Been a Bad, Bad Boy at the end of its traverse. Crisp conditions make a... 1 user comment | 3 Stars Crimpy | 8b |
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I've Been a Bad, Bad Boy Top 50 The entry level introduction to the steepness at Lower Pen Trwyn, which has a bit of everything including - a bouldery start,... 1 user comment | 3 Stars Pumpy | 7c+ |
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Megalopa Finish direct up the crimpy upper wall to a desperate last move. | 2 Stars Technical Crimpy | 8c+ |
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Sea of Tranquillity A very cruxy route with a hideously powerful sequence on disappointing slopers, which are currently the toughest moves on the... 1 user comment | 3 Stars | 8c+ |
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Liquid Ambar Jerry Moffatt's ultimate power-endurance route of the 20th Century, which remains a sought-after tick. The steep middle section... 1 user comment | 3 Stars Pumpy | 8c+ |
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I would've totally gotten it. How radical would it have been to play Zelda with a controller like that?
/me drools
Come on, people. Is there no limit on the awesomenessity of Cave Story in full 3D? Me thinks so.
Interesting choice in name, though the game looks like fun. Unfortunately, I'm terrible at Adventures of Lolo.
Looks like Donkey Kong Country is just as popular as it was when it first came around. But I still need to pick it up. D:
The opening paragraph seems to reveal a lot about what's in the review to come. I saw, "has a lot against it" and thought, "Wow! This probably got a pretty high score!"
I actually like the whole swapping idea. The position of the d-pad now seems like it will be a little uncomfortable to use.
This sounds good, although I guess I'm not sure what was wrong with Wii Points, especially since it was point per cent.
The art seems to show up on the Black DSi better, which would be weird, but I guess it might just be the picture.
Woof woof. (Sniff. This looks like it would of been a lot of fun. And I'm glad this is only the second of two "disappointment" tags.)
Yes! I love the Giana Sisters! I'm a huge fan of not only the original games but also the fan sequel that's floating around. It's not quite as fast paced as Mario but it can still be a blast to play.
I went to go post this on Facebook and the first thumbnail that it selected was irken's avatar.
EDIT: Metronomnomnomnomnomnomnomnomnomnom...nom?
I never did like horror games, and the balance board idea sounds a little tacky. Nice caption on the picture, though.
The Butter Building music brings back amazing memories... I've gotta get this game, or at least rent it. It sounds like a lot of fun.
@18 They should have that on a big banner running up the side of the site, or at least on the contact page.
I am I the only person who would've been extremely creeped out by that commercial, had I been around when it aired?
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Building Biotech - Exploring Opportunities
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The Student Biotechnology Network (SBN) is delighted to kickoff our 2012-2013 season in celebration of National Biotechnology Week with our Annual Building Biotech Event. This year, with Building Biotech: Exploring Opportunities, we hope to introduce students to careers in established pharmaceutical companies across Canada. Join other enthusiastic students and network with industry professionals, while gaining insight in career development from an exciting keynote speaker in a relaxing, professional environment.
This event is an excellent opprotuntiy to hear about upcoming advancements in the field of biotechnology, as well as gaining tools and knowledge about building your own path to a future in science industry. We are excited to welcome Alan Van Der Wee, VP Sales of Pfizer Canada Inc. who will present a keynote address.
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9:00-10:00 | Networking Reception |
Building Biotech is a semi-formal event at the beautiful Hyatt Regency hotel. Students will have the opportunity to learn about building a successful career in biotech, while networking with industry professionals and other enthusiastic students in an intimate dinner situation. Come relax and enjoy a three-course dinner and drinks while hearing about new and exciting developments in biotechnology.
The SBN is excited to present our keynote address from Alan Van Der Wee, the Vice President of Primary Care Sales and Business Solutions at Pfizer Canada Inc. Alan will discuss his journey from a background in science, to a successful career at Pfizer, to help students gain valuable tools into finding your path into science industry.
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Time: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
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- An opportunity to gain knowledge of tools and resources available to students looking to build networks as they begin their careers.
- Opportunities to hear about new and exciting developments in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
- Personal stories and viewpoints from the VP Sales of Pfizer, a major staple in Pharmaceutical Industry.
- A chance to network with industry leaders.
- Round table mentorship – a chance to be seated with and receive valuable advice from SBN mentors.
- A three course plated dinner and networking drinks.
Alan Van Der Wee, Vice President of Sales, Pfizer Canada Inc
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Are you interested in a particular area of biotech, or a particular company in Vancouver?
As an SBN member, get a networking advantage by finding out which mentors will be at Building Biotech: Inspiring Innovators and Building the Bioeconomy.


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Boss Film Studios
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Industry | Visual effects, CGI animation |
Founded | 1983 |
Defunct | 1997 |
Headquarters | Marina Del Rey, CA |
Key people
Richard Edlund |
Boss Film Studios was a prominent American visual effects company, founded by visual effects veteran Richard Edlund after his departure from Industrial Light and Magic, producing visual effects for over thirty films from 1983 to 1997.[1] Before that period Edlund had worked at ILM on films like Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) and the original Star Wars trilogy (1977-1983).
Boss Film Studios (originally Boss Film Corporation) initially undertook two projects, Ghostbusters and 2010, simultaneously. In an effort to get the new venture set up quickly, Edlund acquired Douglas Trumbull's Entertainment Effects Group, taking over their Marina Del Rey facility.
Competition with ILM[edit]
Boss Film soon established itself as one of the largest competitors to ILM contributing to such projects as Die Hard, Poltergeist II, and Big Trouble in Little China.
Edlund and his team chose to compete with ILM technically, continuing EEG's preference for using 65mm film for the creation of their optical effects work. This provided potentially cleaner effects than ILM's VistaVision format due to its much larger negative area.
Boss Game Studios[edit]
Boss Film branched out into video game production through sister company Boss Game Studios. Boss Film also operated a commercial production company producing many television spots for products including Budweiser, Dodge, United Airlines, and DHL.
Boss Film announced it was closing its doors on August 26, 1997, citing the difficulties of sustaining an independent effects house within the competitive environment at the time.[2]
- Nominated for Best Visual Effects Academy Award 1993 for Alien 3. The named nominees were Richard Edlund; Alec Gillis; Tom Woodruff Jr.; and George Gibbs.
- Nominated for Best Visual Effects Academy Award 1989 for Die Hard. The named nominees were Richard Edlund; Al Di Sarro; Brent Boates; and Thaine Morris.
- Nominated for Best Visual Effects Academy Award 1987 for Poltergeist II. The named nominees were Richard Edlund; John Bruno; Garry Waller; and Bill Neil.
- Boss Film was awarded a Scientific and Engineering Award from the AMPAS in 1987 for the design and development of a Zoom Aerial (ZAP) 65mm Optical Printer. Winners were Richard Edlund; Gene Whiteman; David Grafton; Mark West; Jerry Jeffress; and Robert Wilcox.
- Nominated for Best Visual Effects Academy Award in 1985 for 2010 (Richard Edlund; Neil Krepela; George Jenson; Mark Stetson) and Ghostbusters (Richard Edlund; John Bruno; Mark Vargo; Chuck Gaspar).
Notable Boss Film alumni[edit]
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13335 Maxella Avenue, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292
- Ghostbusters (credited as Effects Entertainment Group)
- 2010 (credited as Effects Entertainment Group)
- Big Trouble in Little China
- Poltergeist II: The Other Side
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I ride east every other Friday but if i had it my way
Days would not be wasted on this drive
And i want so bad to hold you
Some of the things I haven't told you
Your mom and me just couldn't get along
So i'll drive
And I'll think about my life
And wonder why, I'll slowly die inside
Everytime I turn that truck around, right at the Georgia line and i count the days and the miles back home to you on that Highway 20 ride
A day might come and you'll realize that if you could see through my eyes
There was no other way to work it out
And a part of you might hate me
But son please don´t mistake me For a man that didnt care at all
So i'll drive
And I'll think about my life
And wonder why, I'll slowly die inside
Everytime I turn that truck around, right at the Georgia line and i count the days and the miles back home to you on that Highway 20 ride
So when you drive
And the years go flying by
I hope you smile
If i ever cross your mind
It was a pleasure of my life
And i cherished every time
And my whole world
It begins and ends with you
On that Highway 20 ride....
I remember when me and richelle had a very terrible fight and we both said things we later regretted and no soon as I was about to walk out the door her mom stopped me and isaid mrs carey your daughter made her choice and I wasnt one of them and later we made upbut with the help of her mom.
I luv this song so very much it is one of my favorite songs. When i hear it on the radeo i turn it up louder , i luv this song so much!!:):):):):):):):)
I Absolutely LOVE this song! I had A son taken from me by his mother 9 months ago. It resembles my situation w him almost EXACTLY!!! Missed his 7th birthday last weekend,first one I've ever missed!!! ;-(
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Team Championship
The Favorite: Lake-Lehman
The Dark Horse: GAR
The Prediction: Lake-Lehman wins its 23rd team championship, but it's a close finish with GAR, Meyers, Wyoming Area and Western Wayne rounding out the top five in any order.
2013 champion: Pat Heck, Wyoming Area
Top Seed: Colin Pasone, Meyers (33-3)
Dark Horse: Jeffrey Bennett, Hanover Area (14-6)
Upset Special: Wyoming Area's Shaun Vasquez (9-11) over No. 2 seed, Montrose's Jacob O'Brien (25-2).
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Colin Pasone, Meyers; 2. Jeffrey Bennett, Hanover Area; 3. Jacob O'Brien, Montrose
Noteworthy: Keep an eye on Lackawanna Trail's Devon Clarke (22-7), a senior who is seeded fourth.
2013 champion: AJ Luton, GAR
Top Seed: AJ Luton, GAR (28-4)
Dark Horse: Mike Dempsey, Meyers (12-15)
Upset Special: RJ Driscoll (21-9), Lake-Lehman to reach the finals.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. AJ Luton, GAR; 2. RJ Driscoll, Lake-Lehman; 3. Ronald Mrsich, Western Wayne
Noteworthy: Blue Ridge sophomore David Austin was fifth last year as a freshman and could give Luton fits in the semis.
2013 champion: Carm Mauriello, Wyoming Area
Top Seed: Pat Heck, Wyoming Area (23-13)
Dark Horse: Brett Toth (15-24), Western Wayne
Upset Special: Hanover Area's Brad Glazenski (19-10), the No. 2 seed, to defeat Heck in the finals.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Brad Glazenski, Hanover Area; 2. Pat Heck, Wyoming Area; 3. Brett Toth, Western Wayne
Noteworthy: Lots of potential here. Toth placed fourth last year, while Glazenski has a third, and a second-place finish in the last two years.
2013 champion: Andy Schutz, Wyoming Area
Top Seed: Charlie Johnson, Wyoming Area (30-4)
Dark Horse: Jake Tomolonis, Lake-Lehman (12-15)
Upset Special: Anthony Tlatenchi from GAR (9-14) to knock off No. 3 seed Kyle Bayle (9-11) from Blue Ridge in the quarterfinals.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Charlie Johnson, Wyoming Area; 2. Evan Grimm, Western Wayne; 3. Jake Tomolonis, Lake-Lehman
Noteworthy: Johnson placed third last year as a freshman; Lackawanna Trail's Tim Griffin is the only senior in the bracket and will give Johnson all he can handle in the semis.
2013 champion: Austin Harry, Lake-Lehman
Top Seed: Austin Harry, Lake-Lehman (32-1)
Dark Horse: GAR's Devin Reese (14-16)
Upset Special: There's only six wrestlers in this bracket and with Harry here, this one's all but wrapped up.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Austin Harry, Lake-Lehman; 2. Kendrick Beyer, Wyoming Area; 3. Devin Reese, GAR
Noteworthy: Beyer, a freshman, has some big wins on his resume this season, but can he get one more and keep Harry from making history this weekend?
2013 champion: Nick Heck, Wyoming Area
Top Seed: Morgan Fuller, Western Wayne (35-5)
Dark Horse: Meyers' Tyler Patronick (21-14)
Upset Special: Patronick over Blue Ridge's Dalton Hogle (27-7) in the semifinals.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Morgan Fuller, Western Wayne; 2. Tyler Patronick, Meyers; 3. Dalton Hogle, Blue Ridge
Noteworthy: Hogle took third last season, while Fuller is a three-time medalist and regional qualifier.
2013 champion: Manuel Miraih, Western Wayne
Top Seed: Gino Setta, Meyers (25-10)
Dark Horse: Kyle Gavrish (15-13) from Nanticoke
Upset Special: In the finals, second-seeded Billy Lee (32-8), who has finished third and fourth in years past with Lackawanna Trail, to defeat Setta.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Billy Lee, Lackawanna Trail; 2. Gino Setta, Meyers; 3. Dawin Reyes, GAR
Noteworthy: Setta placed fifth last season a freshman and is likely to see Nanticoke's Kyle Gavrish in the semis; Setta has pinned Gavrish twice this season.
2013 champion: Beau Fuller, Western Wayne
Top Seed: Zachary Briggs, Wyoming Area (25-10)
Dark Horse: Western Wayne's Cory Franc (9-21)
Upset Special: Quince Hutchings (18-15) from Meyers to avenge a loss earlier this season to top Briggs in the finals.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Quince Hutchings, Meyers; 2. Zachary Briggs, Wyoming Area; 3. Cory Franc, Western Wayne
Noteworthy: The only wrestlers in this bracket who won medals last year were Franc and Nanticoke's Anthony Edwards. That could make things very interesting.
2013 champion: TJ Cistrunk, Meyers
Top Seed: Bobby Wright (26-7), Lake-Lehman
Dark Horse: Pedro Chery, GAR (11-12)
Upset Special: Chery over fourth-seeded Justin Carpenter (17-13) from Blue Ridge in the quarters.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Johntae Nelson, Meyers; 2. Bobby Wright, Lake-Lehman; 3. Anthony Eck, Hanover Area
Noteworthy: Wright is trying to improve on last year's second-place finish, while Nelson is a three-time medalist.
2013 champion: Derek Dragon, Lake-Lehman
Top Seed: Derek Dragon, Lake-Lehman (25-7)
Dark Horse: Western Wayne's Joe Tomasetti (5-21)
Upset Special: Nanticoke's Derek Fisher (24-9) over No. 2 seed Addison Parsons (17-11) in the semis.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Derek Dragon, Lake-Lehman; 2. Derek Fisher, Nanticoke; 3. Rashaun Mathis, GAR
Noteworthy: Watch the quarterfinal bout between Fisher and Mathis. They have split two matches this season and both were exciting.
2013 champion: Brady Butler, Lake-Lehman
Top Seed: Brady Butler, Lake-Lehman (31-2)
Dark Horse: Western Wayne's Tanner Gillette (18-19)
Upset Special: Gillette over GAR's Namir Murphy (18-17), who is the No. 4 seed, in the quarters.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Brady Butler, Lake-Lehman; 2. Blaise Cleveland, Elk Lake; 3. Namir Murphy, GAR
Noteworthy: Cleveland is a two-time district medalist with a fifth and a fourth-place finish. Butler is a three-time medalist.
2013 champion: Connor Rosensweet, Western Wayne
Top Seed: Austin Swoyer, Western Wayne (32-8)
Dark Horse: Nathaniel Barbolish (17-10) from Lackawanna Trail
Upset Special: Jon Haines (11-10) from Blue Ridge to knock off Wyoming Area's No. 3 seed Jude Polit-Moran (20-16) in the quarters.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Austin Swoyer, Western Wayne; 2. Phil Hettes, Lake-Lehman; 3. Jon Haines, Blue Ridge
Noteworthy: Swoyer and Hettes were both second-place finishers last season, while Polit-Moran and Hanover Area's Kaine Rimmer were both fourth and Haines was fifth.
2013 champion: Zac Faust, GAR
Top Seed: Zac Faust, GAR (33-1)
Dark Horse: Giacoma Bova (13-8) from Nanticoke.
Upset Special: Bova over Montrose's Chad Swift (15-12) in the quarters.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Zac Faust, GAR; 2. Thor Balavage, Scranton Prep; 3. Khalil Lewis, Hanover Area
Noteworthy: Faust's only loss this season is to Wyalusing's Dylan Otis, who is 34-2 and hasn't lost in nearly two months. …Keep an eye on Western Wayne's Dakota Swoyer, who placed sixth last season.
2013 champion: Dustin Jones, Lake-Lehman
Top Seed: Saul Wilkins, GAR (25-8)
Dark Horse: Jordan Hannon (14-15) from Lackawanna Trail
Upset Special: Meyers' Kyle Krepich (21-13), who is the No. 3 seed, to top Montrose's John Shaffer (20-6) in the semis then knock off Wilkins in the finals.
Top 3 Prediction: 1. Kyle Krepich, Meyers; 2. Saul Wilkins, GAR; 3. John Shaffer, Montrose
Noteworthy: Wilkins, a first-year wrestler, is 10-2 against wrestlers in this bracket, which includes two wins over Shaffer, who was third last season.
Team Championship
The Favorite: Wyoming Valley West
The Dark Horse: Dallas
The Prediction: The top three teams — Delaware Valley, West Scranton and Wyoming Valley West — could all come out on top. But all signs point towards the Spartans' first team title since 2002.
2013 champion: Jimmy Forsette, West Scranton
Top Seed: James Wright, Wyoming Valley West (24-10)
Dark Horse: Chris Lasecki (18-8) from Hazleton Area
Upset Special: Lasecki over Tunkhannock's Tom Bachman (16-17) in the quarters.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. James Wright, Wyoming Valley West; 2. Stefhen Caple, West Scranton; 3. Dakota Conner, Berwick; 4. Chris Lasecki, Hazleton Area
Noteworthy: Wright (third) and Caple (sixth) are the only returning district medalists in the bracket.
2013 champion: Dominic DeGraba, Dallas
Top Seed: Jimmy Forsette, West Scranton (31-3)
Dark Horse: Dom Dirvigilio, Delaware Valley (7-10)
Upset Special: Crestwood's Dylan Miale (19-11) over Scranton's Aidan McNally (27-6) in the quarters and Honesdale's Joe Walsh in the semis.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Jimmy Forsette, West Scranton; 2. Dylan Miale, Crestwood; 3. Zack Meckes, Pittston Area; 4. Joe Walsh, Honesdale
Noteworthy: Meckes took second last season in Class 2A for Hanover Area.
2013 champion: Tyler Lutecki, Pittston Area
Top Seed: Jimmy Hoffman, Hazleton Area (30-5)
Dark Horse: Jake Richards, Tunkhannock (22-11)
Upset Special: Rui Evanitski from Scranton (26-4) to beat Delaware Valley's Pat Testino in the semis.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Jimmy Hoffman, Hazleton Area; 2. Rui Evanitsky, Scranton; 3. Greg Pascale, Abington Heights; 4. Pat Testino, Delaware Valley
Noteworthy: Pascale is a two-time medalist and regional qualifier, while Testino was fourth a year ago.
2013 champion: Kyle Krasavage, Wyoming Valley West
Top Seed: Tyler Lutecki, Pittston Area (25-4)
Dark Horse: Anthony Martoccio, Hazleton Area (17-14)
Upset Special: Delaware Valley's Kyle Stoll (11-16) knocking off James Fayocovitz (22-7) from Abington Heights in the quarterfinals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Bobby Hawkins, Coughlin; 2. Tyler Lutecki, Pittston Area; 3. Ben Rutledge, Honesdale; 4. Dakota Quick, Tunkhannock
Noteworthy: Hawkins defeated Lutecki earlier this season in a thrilling match. Rutledge and Fayocovitz were fourth and third, respectively last season and can't be taken lightly.
2013 champion: Jalen Palmer, Delaware Valley
Top Seed: Travis Roper, Wyoming Valley West (31-3)
Dark Horse: Jackson Renninger, Abington Heights (23-5)
Upset Special: Though just an upset based on seeds, Crestwood's Dan Ritz (21-11), the No. 5 seed, to knock off Tunkhannock's Bill Manley (31-5), the No. 4 seed, in the quarters.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Travis Roper, Wyoming Valley West; 2. Chase Gallik, Wallenpaupack; 3. Jalen Palmer, Delaware Valley; 4. Dan Ritz, Crestwood
Noteworthy: There's a ton of talent in this bracket. Unfortunately only four move on to the next round.
2013 champion: Frankie Carrozza, Delaware Valley
Top Seed: Frankie Carrozza, Delaware Valley (33-5)
Dark Horse: Dave DeLeo, Pittston Area (18-7)
Upset Special: DeLeo over Honesdale's Evan Kennedy in the quarterfinals; Coughlin's Bill Poray (28-5) over Carrozza in the finals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Bill Poray, Coughlin; 2. Frankie Carrozza, Delaware Valley; 3. Evan Kennedy, Honesdale; 4. Dave DeLeo, Pittston Area
Noteworthy: Poray has finished third the last two seasons, while Carrozza hasn't finished worse than second in his previous two appearances. Should be a good final.
2013 champion: Matt Hammerstone, Crestwood
Top Seed: Nathan Cheek, Wyoming Valley West (33-3)
Dark Horse: Peter Talanca, Berwick (26-5)
Upset Special: Tunkhannock's Ben Siegel (28-5) to defeat No. 2 seed Chris Lovallo (28-7) from Scranton in the semis and then beat Cheek in the finals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Ben Siegel, Tunkhannock; 2. Nathan Cheek, Wyoming Valley West; 3. Peter Talanca, Berwick; 4. Chris Lovallo, Scranton
Noteworthy: Cheek defeated Siegel in the WVC Tournament final by one point; Siegel is a two-time D2 medalist, while Cheek has three D2 medals in his hardware case. Talanca is a three-time district medalist with his highest shopwing being third.
2013 champion: Angelo Lussi, Pittston Area
Top Seed: Niyaz Bakradze, Scranton (31-3)
Dark Horse: Dan Mitchell, West Scranton (18-9)
Upset Special: Wyoming Valley West's James Donovan (21-10) to knock off top-seeded Bakradze in the semis and Delaware Valley's Billy Pearn over Valley View's Matthew Judge in the semis.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Billy Pearn, Delaware Valley; 2. James Donovan, Wyoming Valley West; 3. Mike Legg, Crestwood; 4. Dan Mitchell, West Scranton
Noteworthy: Bakradze and Judge are both juniors with a pair of district medals apiece.
2013 champion: Lucas Markowitz, Delaware Valley
Top Seed: Cody Cordes, Wyoming Valley West (33-2)
Dark Horse: Logan Brace, Dallas (21-12)
Upset Special: Pittston Area's Ryan Joyce (14-15) beating Scranton's No. 3 seed Kazim Bakhriyev (29-5) from Scranton in the first round.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Cody Cordes, Wyoming Valley West; 2. Matthew Carr, Abington Heights; 3. Derek Spachman, Hazleton Area; 4. Kyle Kroptavich, West Scranton
Noteworthy: Cordes has been in very tough brackets throughout his career and has two-third-place medals to show for it. He always seems to face Carr, who is a three-time D2 medalist and the only undefeated wrestler in both tournaments with a 25-0 record.
2013 champion: James McNally, Scranton
Top Seed: Connor Martinez, Dallas (28-8)
Dark Horse: Dallas Arner, Berwick (10-17)
Upset Special: West Scranton's Pat Cooper (26-7) over Martinez in the semifinals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Colin Irwin, Delaware Valley; 2. Pat Cooper, West Scranton; 3. Connor Martinez, Dallas; 4. Kevin Wesolowski, Pittston Area
Noteworthy: Martinez has a pair of third-place finishes on his resume, while Irwin has taken fifth and sixth the last two seasons.
2013 champion: Martin Strenk, Delaware Valley
Top Seed: Jared Wehrmann, Wallenpaupack (33-2)
Dark Horse: Chris Cummings, Pittston Area (13-12)
Upset Special: Dallas' Cole Dixon (20-6) over Wyoming Valley West's Jamaar Taylor (19-14) in the quarterfinals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Steve Longazel, Hazleton Area; 2. Jared Wehrmann, Wallenpaupack; 3. Jamaar Taylor, Wyoming Valley West; 4. Isaiah Burgette, Scranton
Noteworthy: Wehrmann was runner-up last season and Taylor was a two-time district medalist in Class 2A with GAR.
2013 champion: Matt Wagner, Delaware Valley
Top Seed: Matt Wagner, Delaware Valley (28-6)
Dark Horse: Jon Armitage, Pittston Area (17-13)
Upset Special: Armitage over Dallas' Domenic Oliveri (24-10) in the quarterfinals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Matt Wagner, Delaware Valley; 2. Tyler Robinson, Crestwood; 3. Domenic Oliveri, Dallas; 4. Jerome Haupt, Wallenpaupack
Noteworthy: Coughlin's Paul Cole, a two-time district medalist is putting second-seeded Robinson on upset alert in their first round matchup. Cole, who has just five matches in this season due to a football injury, defeated Robinson a few weeks ago.
2013 champion: Jack Fagan, Delaware Valley
Top Seed: Jason Manning, West Scranton (30-5)
Dark Horse: John Hutchins, Dallas (16-24)
Upset Special: Wallenpaupack's Kyle Hartman (26-10) over Wyoming Valley West's Ian Moran (18-15) in the semifinals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Jason Manning, West Scranton; 2. Kyle Hartman, Wallenpaupack; 3. Jake Vaxmonsky, Pittston Area; 4. Ian Moran, Wyoming Valley West
Noteworthy: Moran was runner-up last season, while Manning took fourth and Vaxmonsky was sixth.
2013 champion: Brad Emerick, Coughlin
Top Seed: Ryan Monk, Dallas (33-2)
Dark Horse: Pat Pilch, Coughlin (19-4)
Upset Special: Wyoming Valley West's Matt Dubaskas (17-17) over Valley View's Jakob Rowe (17-8) in the quarterfinals.
Top 4 Prediction: 1. Ryan Monk, Dallas; 2. Kamron Van Wert, West Scranton; 3. Pat Pilch, Coughlin; 4. Kenny Roman, Wallenpaupack
Noteworthy: Pilch is a pinner with 13 of his 15 contested wins coming via fall, but he was pinned by Monk — a two-time runner-up — earlier this season.


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Letter from the Editor April 2014
Posted By Sherman Hall On March 10, 2014 @ 2:22 pm In Ceramics Monthly,CM Departments | No Comments
You guess who made each of these cups, and I'll send you a cup made by yours truly. I'm not about to claim that it will be as good as any of the cups you see here—but I think it's pretty good.
To enter, and to get a better look at all of the cups, go to www.ceramicsmonthly.org and click the Cup Contest link, which will magically appear on the right sidebar when the contest begins (see below).
Rules (because there have to be some):
In putting our last issue together, focused on Masters in Clay, and receiving great feedback and suggestions from you about your influences and those who you feel deserve coverage of a similar type, I began reflecting more intentionally on what really influences me in the studio. What came from that was an understanding that it's individuals as much as their work that provide inspiration, information, and understanding. Some of those represented here occupy a place in my life only through their work; others have had direct personal impact (and honestly, their work means more to me because of it). Regardless of that, all 10 of these cups play some significant part in my daily life. So this little game is meant to be interesting and fun, but it's also intended as a way to connect my influences to you, through me and my work. Plus, I need a reason to get back in the studio and make some cups! And I hope that, as you sit in your studio making cups (or whatever you're making), you create some mental space to focus on your own influences and those individuals who helped bring you to where you are now. Enjoy! —Sherman Hall, editor.
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Cabernet Sauvignon: "Bear Canyon Vineyard." Our first developed vineyard (about 7 acres) is on a south-facing plateau on the edge of Bear Canyon at 1100 feet elevation. Planted in 1991 on 110R rootstock, we selected our budwood from the Bella Oaks Vineyard in Rutherford and the Jordan Vineyard in Alexander Valley. Planted at 9 by 5 spacing and using contoured terraces we established the first vineyard on Long Meadow Ranch since before Prohibition. This Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard produced its first wines in 1994.
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Cabernet Franc: Adjacent to the Cabernet Sauvignon, we have planted a tiny (.4 acre) Cabernet Franc vineyard. This small vineyard faces due south on very steep terraces. Planted in European style, the vine rows are on both sides of each terraced bench. Highly stressful with rocky soil, this magnificent site provides richly flavorful grapes. The minute quantities of Cabernet Franc wine from this site have been blended by winemaker, Cathy Corison, with our Cabernet Sauvignon beginning with our 1997 vintage.
Sangiovese: "Peter's Vineyard." In 1994 we began developing a new Sangiovese vineyard. Inspired by our family friend, Peter Kraljic, who spent many seasons in the hills of Tuscany, "Peter's Vineyard" is located at a 1000 elevation on a southwest-facing slope. Aspiring to make a truly great Sangiovese in the tradition of Brunello, we believe that we are the first to plant on a site in the Mayacamas Mountains. Employing 3309 rootstock to reduce vigor and using the small-cluster, small-berry clone known as "Rodeno," we strive to produce a rich, full-bodied wine. The wine from this vineyard has often described as "California's Best Sangiovese".
Merlot. Nestled behind our winery at 900 feet elevation, we have re-created a two-acre vineyard on one of the original pre-prohibition sites. Planted to Merlot in 1998, we look forward to discovering the lost secrets of this site.
Cabernet Sauvignon: "Church Vineyard." We have developed two additional Cabernet Sauvignon vineyards on sites originally planted in the 1870s by pioneer, E. J. Church. These sites are located at about 1,300 feet elevation with south-easterly facing slopes. Wines from these sites were probably made in the Hassenmeier Winery located on the western portion of our Ranch. Abandoned at the time of prohibition, the terraces from these vineyards are still visible and vines can be seen in aerial photographs from the 1960s. Although the Hassenmeier Winery is mentioned in the St. Helena Star as late as 1892, very little is known of the wines made from vineyards. Planted in 2000, we released our inaugural E.J. Church Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve with the 2005 vintage. We will have to wait a few more years to learn the true potential of these historic sites. However, the early results are very promising.
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