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Flybuoy isn't back to try to make it two in a row at the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, but the captain and the angler of last year's winning boat are — each on a different boat — and each hopes to again land the big one.
Robert Hollingsworth, who was captain of Flybuoy, will captain another Charleston, S.C., boat this year, Water's Edge, while angler Todd Baxley, who caught the winning 499.3-pound big blue a year ago, will captain the El Tejano out of Bronxville, N.Y.
The six-daytournament begins today in Morehead City.
And while both are disappointed Flybuoy won't be chasing the Big Rock's big bucks, they are excited, especially Hollingsworth, who said this was shaping up as potentially a busy time at the weigh station.
"I don't know that I've ever been as excited for a Big Rock as I am right now because the fish seem to show up here in Charleston before they show up there (in North Carolina), and we've just been having a spectacular season," said Hollingsworth, who said he's competed in about a dozen Big Rocks.
In the South Carolina Governor's Cup Billfishing Series, Hollingsworth said after not having any qualifying blue marlin brought to the docks in recent years two have already been weighed — a 535-pounder and a 415-pounder.
Also, Hollingsworth said he'd heard reports that a boat out of Morehead City recently caught four big blues in one day. Moreover, Sea Striker, which won the Big Rock in 1995 and 2002, caught a 452-pounder to capture the Swansboro Rotary Memorial Bluewater Fishing tournament late last month.
"So it sounds like we're going to see some good fishing if the weather cooperates," he said.
Neither Hollingsworth nor Baxley will be fishing off the Flybuoy, however. Owner Gary Davis said he hates not being the Big Rock.
"Big Rock is a big commitment," he said, "and we just had a lot of stuff going on this year and we're just not able to make it."
A year ago, Flybuoy saw its first-day catch on Monday stand up and earn $496,710 while missing by just 7/10th of a pound capturing the $246,500 Fabulous Fisherman's prize that goes to the first boat to bring a 500-pound blue marlin to the dock.
Baxley normally captains Flybuoy but he asked Hollingsworth to run the boat for him last year.
"He said, 'I'll drive the boat, but you're going to have to catch the fish,'" Baxley recalled. "I thought that was great. I've caught many of them. I just happened to catch that one at the right time."
Then came five days of wondering and waiting — and fishing. Each boat can fish four of the six days, and Baxley and Hollingsworth wondered if the smallish blue marlin would be big enough to win when the lines were out of the water for the final time Saturday.
"If it had been a bigger fish, I wouldn't have worried so much," Baxley said. "But being right at 500 pounds up there in North Carolina, that's where all the big ones are. We just got lucky. It was just our turn, that's all. There were a lot of (sleepless nights), a lot of pacing the docks, especially Saturday, the last day, when them guys put two fish in the boat."
He was referring to two blue marlins that were brought to the weigh station Saturday. Neither, however, met the tournament minimums of 400 pounds or 110 inches.
"I know Mr. Davis said, 'I can't take it no more,' so he walked down the dock for like two hours," Baxley said.
Hollingsworth said he was relatively calm all week probably because he just assumed the big blue wasn't big enough to win. As Flybuoy headed in, he figured the blue marlin would be big enough to win the "Fabulous 500 deal."
He was wrong — as he was wrong that the fish wasn't big enough to win the Big Rock.
"I never had a clue that a fish that small could actually win the Big Rock," Hollingsworth said. "So when we didn't get that 'Fabulous 500' I kind of thought that fish was worthless, and day after day went by and it was getting a little bit more encouraging.
"And the weather helped us tremendously, keeping the boats pretty close to home."
Hollingsworth and Baxley agree that winning the Big Rock is a career highlight.
"It's a huge deal," Hollingsworth said. "Everywhere I go people want to hear, 'God, how was it all week?'
Davis called it billfishing's Super Bowl, a characterization Baxley didn't dispute.
"That's what everybody lives to fish for on the East Coast," Baxley said. "It's one of the biggest one around. Thank goodness we finally won it. We fished it quite a few times, but to win that one, it's a career thing to happen to you to win it. It's the one everyone wants."
So what does it take to win? Luck? Skill? Strategy? Preparation?
Baxley said it was preparation and luck, which included "being in the right place at the right time."
Hollingsworth chuckled at the question before replying.
"It's luck," he said. "Most of us are doing relatively the same thing out there. I mean there is some skill involved. I'm fortunate. I spent the winter in the Dominican Republic. I've already caught roughly 45 blue marlins this season.
"But as far as the size goes, that's the luck part. We all know how to catch them, but they could be 80-pounders or 500-pounders. I don't think anybody's much better than the next guy as far as catching a big fish.
"We're out there to catch them, but being prepared to catch a big one is (key). It's all in the preparation. We were very prepared on the Flybuoy thanks to Todd. He's really the full-time captain on the boat, and he spends pretty much the majority year getting ready for that one tournament."


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Academy- and Emmy Award-winning film and television actress. Often thought of as a Southern bundle of energy who can talk, talk, talk, she proved herself to be a truly versatile actress when she won an Oscar for her role as a repressed (and mute) nineteenth century woman in The Piano (1993). She won her Emmy for portraying the title role in Roe v. Wade (1989). Some of her other films include Raising Arizona (1987) with Nicolas Cage, Broadcast News (1987) with William Hurt, The Firm (1993) with Tom Cruise, Living Out Loud (1998) and O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000). The cartoon crowd knows her as the voice of Helen Parr/Elastigirl in The Incredibles (2004). She snagged a supporting actress Oscar nomination for her role in Thirteen (2003).
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In the DRC, soldiers use women's bodies as a battlefield.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a beautiful, lush country, with fertile soil and rich minerals. But it has suffered from an ongoing civil war that is fueled by greed and corruption and inflamed by outside forces that exploit the DRC's natural resources at the expense of the Congolese people.


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From Storytime to Classes, October is a busy month!
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It's Autumn again, and as life winds down from harvest and summer activities, the library picks up the slack with a LOT of new programs!
Starting October 3rd, your preschool age children (3 to 6) can come to the library Monday afternoons (2:30 to 3:15pm) to enjoy a story read by our director, Janet Lyon.
Then beginning October 11th, we'll have storytimes for Babies (11:30 to 11:45am) and Toddlers (11:00 to 11:30am) every Tuesday.
Also beginning Tuesday mornings (and going through April) are our Basic Adult Computer Classes from 10 to 11am. The month of October will be spent covering beginning things like using a mouse and keyboard, as well as navigating through Microsoft Word. November will start with Microsoft Excel, December will cover Microsoft Publisher, January: the Internet -- including email and Library websites/databases. Some of these topics will repeat, so if you miss them this fall, you can possibly catch them later in the winter or early spring. (To pick up a full schedule, please visit us here at the library.)
Starting on Wednesday, October 5th, at 6:30pm we'll have a weekly, month-long class on social networking with Facebook and Twitter (for intermediate computer users).
And remember the Friends of the Library booksale on October 8th! :)
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Marysville church choir ministers through music
Marysville church choir's ministry stretches from home to New York
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The alto section of the Mountain View Presbyterian Church sings at the Marysville Presbyterian Church.
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The Celebration Singers pose on the steps of Lincoln Center in New York before their big performance of John Rutter's "Magnificat."
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Dustin Willetts works with the orchestra and choir during a rehearsal.
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Celebration Singers perform Rutter's "Magnificat."
Students at Cascade Elementary School across the street from the church were without a choir teacher during the 2011-12 school year. They also had a week of early release days one term. Many children had no where to go after school.
The church's choir director Dustin Willetts and pastor John Mason jumped in to help. Volunteers from the church escorted students across the street to Mountain View to offer the children five afternoons of music. Later, the kids sang the songs they learned that week during school assemblies.
"The most significant things this church does don't happen on Sunday mornings," Mason said.
The church choir also helps struggling families with children at Cascade Elementary School during its annual Walking in Warmth benefit concerts.
"We received 100 coats and 100 pairs of new shoes after the concert this past school year. We have a wonderful relationship with Mountain View Presbyterian," Cascade Principal Teresa Williams said. "They have done a lot for our community."
The Celebration Singers choir at Mountain View also sets a high performance standard for itself, Mason said. The choir's repertoire includes an eclectic mix of classical, southern gospel, Christian rock, traditional hymns and ethnic music.
"A Sunday morning can be like a box of chocolates," Willetts said. "A good variety of music."
In June, most of the choir traveled to New York City to sing with other choirs from around the country in a performance of contemporary British composer John Rutter's "Magnificat" at Lincoln Center in Manhattan.
The concert's conductor Solveig Holmquist had been Willetts' conducting teacher at West Oregon University. Knowing the quality of work that Willetts, 29, was doing at his church, Holmquist invited Willetts and his choir to perform with her.
Others involved in the concert included high school choirs from California, Pennsylvania, Hawaii and New Jersey, a college choir from upstate New York and community choirs from Oregon and New York.
"We were the only church choir involved," Willetts said. "Mountain View has a tradition of musical excellence and this was a great way to celebrate it. It was a testament to our focus. We intended to sing 'Magnificat' with joy and passion."
After the invitation to perform was accepted, six months of intensive rehearsals ensued.
"It was hard work," said choir member Stephanie Clark. "It's a difficult piece."
Traveling to and staying in Manhattan wasn't a cheap deal, either. The choir had fundraisers to come up with the $30,000 needed to fly the choir to New York and feed and house its members for several days of rehearsals and the performance on June 17.
Teams of people at home prayed for safety for the travelers and for a meaningful performance, Mason said.
Clark, who also serves as the church secretary is an alto, Mason is a tenor and Willetts sings baritone.
"Performing in Lincoln Center was pretty great," Willetts said.
"The acoustics couldn't be better," Mason said.
"It was powerful," Clark said.
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The 26 people from Celebration Singers who went to New York are sopranos Natalie Senff, Kris Mason, Tracy Raymond, Amanda Sutherland, Becky Kitzman, Emma Honeyman, Erika King; altos Karen Senff, Stephanie Clark, Judy Aiton, Lynn Belan, Heather Harvey, Lauren Willetts, Joyce Cooper, Sarah Cunningham; tenors Rich Senff, Jim Fletcher, John Mason, Hal Clark, Jay Belan; and basses Paul Vernon, Paul Thompson, Nathan Senff, Duard King, Dustin Willetts and Don Cunningham.
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Michael Nitabach JD, PhD is faculty member of Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development, Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology and Physiology, and Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program. He is affiliated with the Program in Cellular Neuroscience, Neurodegeneration and Repair. He received a PhD from Columbia University and a JD from New York University.
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The page is not loading for me, but if this related to the Floppy Bird app on Android and Apple, I hate that game. I can't get higher than a 3. The old helicopter browser one from back in the day was the best.
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HC66, Box 290A, Auto, WV 24719
Parents: Russell and Lucy; Wife: Anna
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November, 1940
Great Bend, KS (1943)
Singapore, Mukden, Saigon, Yawata, Hikari, Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kobe, others
Distinguished Flying Cross,Air Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters,Distinguished Unit Citation,National Defense Service Medal,Good Conduct Medal,AFLSAR with 2 Oak Leaf Clusters,AFLSA with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters,WWII Victory Medal,Western Pacific Campaign,American Defense Medal with 1 Bronze Star,American Theater Ribbon,Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon with 5 Bronze Stars,Good Conduct Medal with 5 Bronze lapel pins
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MOS 2756-Airborne Radio Operator Mechanic
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September, 1945
Re-enlisted in 1947. Retired in 1963. Served in U.S. Pentagon.
With AFCS and TAC. COM. served in Panama, Galapagos, CBI, Tinian during war. Post war: England, Germany, Libya, Morocco, Alaska, Iceland, Okinawa, Andrews AFB, Pentagon, Grand Forks and other bases in the United States.
Worked for Department of Defense at East Coast Telecomm as communication technician in Frederick, MD from 1963 to 1975, then retired.
Serving with and being a part of the 58th Bomb Wing from its conception through to the end of World War II was the highlight of my USAF career. Matured from boy to man. Tom Brokaw said it best -- "Greatest Generation."
I did not keep a diary during WWII, therefore, I have forgotten the name of many of the targets. I was on the last and final mission of the war and it was #34. Four members of my crew: Pilot, Captain Harold Lane; Co-Pilot, First Lieutenant James Riffle; Engineer, S/Sgt Azel Hall and myself the Radio Operator spent approximately two months ferrying gas in C-109's. I have no idea how many hump trips I made. Enclosed is a shot of our crew. Two members, Radar H.K. Long and Bombardier Doug Salkin had been killed.
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|All Children's Hospital And Moffitt Cancer Center Join Forces Against Cancer
All Children's Hospital And Moffitt Cancer Center Join Forces Against Cancer
(October 12, 2004) St. Petersburg, FL – In an agreement that combines the strengths of Florida's two preeminent cancer programs, Tampa's H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute today signed an affiliation agreement with All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg.
"We are very proud of our pediatric cancer program here at All Children's, and pleased to be partnering with Moffitt to work toward new understanding of cancer, and better treatments," said Gary Carnes, President and CEO, All Children's Health System. Our philosophy of family-centered care and our commitment to treatment, education and research nicely compliment Moffitt's goals as an NCI-recognized Comprehensive Cancer Center. Ultimately, the long-term goal of both organizations is to end cancer in children and adults. This new relationship is a demonstrable step to reach that goal."
Moffitt CEO and Center Director William S. Dalton, Ph.D., M.D., says the affiliation "will allow us to combine efforts on research and treatment options. We will be better able to share resources and information in such areas as genetics, General Clinical Research Centers, novel therapies and other areas of mutual interest." Referring to the Department of Defense-funded Bill and Beverly Young National Functional Genomics Center at Moffitt, he explains, "We have begun to analyze the molecular profile of tumors to ultimately determine what treatment works best for each individual. This affiliation will further expand those benefits to children with cancer."
"This is a continued fulfillment of our original vision and mission," Moffitt Executive Vice President and CFO Jack Kolosky adds. "We were created by the Legislature for this purpose – to be a resource for the entire state of Florida in cancer care, research and education. We believe that two of Florida's preeminent specialty organizations can combine efforts for the greater good."
Physicians and staff at both institutions also gain tremendous benefit from this partnership, as they will have access to a variety of academic conferences and interdisciplinary educational programs designed to strengthen and expand cancer programs for adults and children.
In 2001 the National Cancer Institute awarded Moffitt the status of a Comprehensive Cancer Center - in recognition of its excellence in research and contributions to clinical trials, prevention and cancer control. Additionally, Moffitt is a member of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, a prestigious alliance of the country's leading cancer centers, and is listed in the U.S. News & World Report as one of the Top 10 cancer hospitals in America. Moffitt's sole mission is to contribute to the prevention and cure of cancer.
As part of its legislative mandate, the Moffitt Cancer Center is seeking to improve the quality of cancer care for all Florida residents by establishing an affiliate network of hospitals and physicians throughout the state to disseminate new innovations in cancer treatments and research into the community. All Children's was chosen to be an affiliate of Moffitt because of its high quality Pediatric Hematology/Oncology program.
All Children's Hospital has consistently ranked among the nation's top 20 children's hospitals, as surveyed by Child Magazine. In 2004, the American Society of Clinical Oncology recognized the pediatric cancer program at All Children's Hospital as one of ten recipients nationwide for its Clinical Trials Participation Award. All Children's was the only pediatric program in the nation to receive the award, honoring programs for the role they play in furthering the search for cancer cures through participation in clinical research trials.
All Children's Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Program under the direction of founder Jerry Barbosa, M.D., has grown over its 25-year history to become one of the largest children's cancer programs in the Southeastern United States. Fully 70-80% of the children treated in Dr. Barbosa's program participate in cooperative studies that track patients' progress through standardized treatment protocols and share that data among children's oncology programs nationwide.
"This is particularly important in making any advances in the treatment of children with cancer," explains Dr. Barbosa. "Compared to the adult population, cancer in children is rare --- about 130 new cases per million children per year. So in pediatric oncology, we have to form these cooperatives like the Children's Oncology Group. We have to pool the resources and the number of patients from about 230 institutions around the country that belong to COG. That's the only way to get some meaningful statistical information to see how well any of our treatments are doing."
Karen K. Fields, M.D., Moffitt's medical director for the new Total Cancer Care effort, says that the depth of experience created with the cooperation of Moffitt's 14 affiliates will be brought to bear to improve outcomes for children with cancer. "By sharing patient care and information, a greater number of patients with cancer are being helped today," Fields says of the statewide team concept that offers patients throughout Florida access to the newest forms of cancer treatment and participation in clinical trials.


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Mike Bolsinger delivered eight shutout innings Saturday in the Dodgers' 2-0 win over the Padres.
Despite pitching seven innings of shutout baseball against the Marlins on Saturday, Mike Wright came away with a no-decision, as the Orioles lost 1-0 in 13 innings.
Mike Napoli hit two long homers and finished 2-for-3 with three RBI and a walk in Saturday's 8-3 win over the Angels.
The Rangers will activate Josh Hamilton (shoulder) from the disabled list on Monday.
Brandon Crawford went 2-for-5 with an RBI single and a two-run triple in Saturday's 10-8 win over the Rockies.
Mike Moustakas left Saturday's game against the Cardinals with a bruised clavicle.
Glen Perkins picked up his 16th save of the season Saturday in the Twins' 4-3 win over the White Sox.
Kendall Graveman pitched six shutout innings Saturday in the A's 5-0 blanking of the Rays.
Lance McCullers held the Tigers to two runs over six innings Saturday to earn his first MLB win.
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9/24/13 Kim K is Bored
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Somehow, this doesn't surprise me: SAMUEL L. JACKSON tells "Playboy" magazine that he was 10 or 11 when he lost his virginity. It happened at a relative's farm in Georgia. He says, quote, "There was a family of girls who lived through the woods from us, and we all used to meet at this creek and swim naked. I was about 10 or 11. I think two of the girls were about 14, 15, so that's when it happened."
As a 32-year-old mother of two, JESSICA ALBA is more confident in her body than ever before. She says, quote, "I was a lot more critical of my body when it was probably pretty awesome. Why did I not ever wear jean shorts? That's so crazy. I was so skinny. I didn't have any cellulite . . . what was I thinking?"
Since becoming a mom to Kanye West's baby, Kim Kardashian's has become "bored". Seems, Kim can't live without the attention of the paparazzi. Kim has changed her look with blonde hair, is trying to shed her baby weight and is letting Kanye make most of her decisions but an insider claims that she is missing her old life. An insider says, "She misses going out all the time to shop or eat and have people in public fawn all over her. Kim really likes the attention she gets from people when she goes out in public or even online, but since Kanye wants her to be more selective about what she's doing it isn't as interactive for her and she misses her old life."
9/23/13 Miley Skanks it Up Again
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Monday, September 23, 2013
Some sexually-explicit photos of MICHAEL BUBLE from 13 years ago surfaced. They feature Michael and some friends drunkenly fooling around with a woman in a hotel room. The pics are pretty risqué, but no actual sex acts are depicted, so we don't know exactly how far things went.
MILEY CYRUS pulled her usual trash at a Festival in Las Vegas Saturday. She wore two different outfits . . . and both were pretty slutty. One was a see-through mesh mini-dress . . . under which she wore nothing but bikini bottoms and PASTIES. She also brought some LITTLE PEOPLE onstage with her . . . including that blonde girl who TWERKS. Miley slapped her butt, of course. Also . . . Miley appeared to be CRYING during "Wrecking Ball". Was she getting emotional over LIAM HEMSWORTH?
JON GOSSELIN pulled a gun and fired a warning shot when a female photographer followed him to his cabin in the woods in rural Pennsylvania. Since she was trespassing, it was probably legal . . . which is why the woman didn't pursue charges.
OPRAH WINFREY is admitting that she had a nervous breakdown last year, over her struggling network OWN. She says, quote, "I wasn't ready to go run naked in the streets. Let's make that very clear. But I had reached a point where I just couldn't take in anymore stimulation. Ok? That's what I meant by that."
9/12/13 Zac Efron went to Rehab
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Friday, September 20, 2013
BILLY RAY CYRUS was on "Piers Morgan Tonight" last night talking about MILEY'S "VMA" performance. He said, quote, "Miley harnessed into something very special. She's just Miley. She's an artist, she's real. I think that's what's happened over the years, Miley has been reinventing her sound. She's evolving as an artist herself . . . That's still my Miley."
In a clip from her upcoming MTV documentary, MILEY CYRUS says, quote, "I was born to become who I am right now. Right now I'm in a point in my career where I'm exactly what I wanna be, who I wanna be . . . You're always gonna make people talk. You might as well make them talk for like, two weeks, rather than two seconds."
LIAM HEMSWORTH'S alleged new girlfriend EIZA GONZALEZ was at a press conference for a movie, and reporters just wanted to talk about the relationship. She told them, quote, "I have nothing to say about that subject." She tried to keep things focused on the movie, but they kept pressing, so her managers ended the interview.
ELLEN DEGENERES is the Most Likeable Woman in Hollywood, according to a survey. Ellen got 35.1% of the vote, followed by JENNIFER LAWRENCE with 17.7% and EMMA STONE with 13.4%.
Not surprisingly, JAY Z and BEYONCÉ top the Forbes.com list of the Highest-Earning Celebrity Couples. They banked $95 million over the past year. TOM BRADY and GISELE BUNDCHEN came in second, with combined earnings of $80 million. They were followed by BRAD PITT and ANGELINA JOLIE with $50 million.
TMZ says ZAC EFRON went to rehab TWICE earlier this year, once after a major relapse. RadarOnline claims Zac was partying pretty hard with CHARLIE SHEEN for a while, but Charlie denies it. And Zac's friend ROB LOWE Tweeted this . . . quote, "A thought: if you only find out a person has been to rehab weeks or months after they got out, they're probably serious about recovery."
9/18/13 Jim Carrey Breakdown
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
"Django Unchained" star KERRY WASHINGTON has been named "People" magazine's Best-Dressed Woman of 2013. The rest of this year's 10 Best-Dressed is:
Jennifer Lawrence
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The "National Enquirer" says that JIM CARREY'S failed relationship with JENNY MCCARTHY and diminishing box office appeal are starting to wear him down. Sources say Jim is missing Jenny, and having a hard time seeing her doing so well, both career-wise and with her new boyfriend DONNIE WAHLBERG. Friends are worried that he's headed for a nervous breakdown.
It's time for our weekly "GWYNETH PALTROW is a Diva" story. "Life & Style" magazine says Gwyneth even plays the princess when she goes to the gym. A source says, quote, "Before she showers she makes someone go into the stall and wipe the entire shower dry. She refuses to touch what she calls 'somebody else's shower water.'" That's not all . . . quote, "She also refuses to use toilet paper that anyone has touched and demands an unopened package." Gwyneth's rep says none of this is true.
Liam Hemsworth has already moved on from Miley Cyrus: He was spotted kissing Mexican actress Eiza Gonzalez at her apartment complex in Beverly Hills. Liam and Gonzalez were first spotted together over the weekend at a club in Las Vegas. He went to her place on Tuesday to return some luggage and they were spotted kissing outside the building.
9/18/13 LiLo's New Man
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
LINDSAY LOHAN is reportedly dating former Texas Longhorns quarterback MATT NORDGREN. After college he had a very brief and uneventful NFL career in 2006, then starred on the 2011 Bravo reality show "Most Eligible Dallas". Nordgren won't admit he's actually dating Lindsay, but he recently said, quote, "We've hung out. But I have been a friend trying to support her for many years now. She's completely sober now. She's in a great place and working hard and meeting with all the right people."
When JENNIFER ANISTON and JUSTIN THEROUX moved in together, she wouldn't let him display his STD ARTWORK. He says, quote, "I have these beautiful wax-museum pieces, handmade, from the 1800s, from a museum of curiosities. They're just these open mouths, with tongues, and in the throats are different stages, labeled, of syphilis and gonorrhea and whatever." He moved them to his office in L.A. --Justin also reveals that one of the reasons he and Jennifer bought their $21 million home is because it came with SIX CHICKENS. He says, quote, "[The previous owners] were like, 'Of course we'll get rid of the chickens.' And we said, 'Are you crazy? Don't get rid of the chickens. That's half the reason we wanted this place.'"
BRAD PITT took a picture with a bride and groom who were getting married at a hotel where Brad was having a business meeting. Some witnesses claim SHIA LABEOUF was at the meeting, too . . . and NOBODY paid attention to him.
The "National Enquirer" says O.J. SIMPSON is freaking out because he hid some incriminating items from the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman in his Florida home . . . including the MURDER WEAPON. And the house is about to be foreclosed on and auctioned off.


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BEULAVILLE – Known more as a meat-and-potatoes coach, Northside's Bob Eason ordered up a trick play from his playbook menu with the game in the balance Friday night – and the veteran coach served up a victory thanks to the Monarchs' "double pass."
Wide receiver Matt Pinto hit a wide open Josh Cabrera for a 41-yard touchdown with 1:58 left in the game as the Monarchs rallied to defeat East Duplin 28-21 in the East Central 2-A Conference opener for both teams.
"This is very big," said Cabrera, who had four catches for 122 yards, including a 45-yard touchdown catch along with the game-winner. "I feel like we started off real shaky (this season). We're maturing as we go along because we're really young.
"This is a great win. East Duplin is a great team. We expected it to be a good game."
Northside (4-3, 1-0) looked like it was headed in for the go-ahead score early in the fourth quarter, but Kris Curry, who rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns behind a strong effort by his line, fumbled on first-and-goal at the 2-yard line with 10:28 left.
But the Monarchs held East Duplin (3-4, 0-1) without a first down on its next two possessions – Northside also had a three-and-out in between – before getting the ball at their 26 with 3:45 left. After a sack left the Monarchs facing second-and-19, quarterback Jake Erickson hit Cabrera for a 25-yard gain to the East Duplin 44.
But Northside gained just 3 yards on its next three plays and faced fourth-and-7. During a timeout, Eason and offensive coordinator Kendrick Pollock called for a play called "double pass."
"Coach just told me to take my glove off and get ready," Pinto said. "He was like, 'Get ready to throw it.'"
The timing, as it turned out, was perfect for the Monarchs.
"We don't usually use a lot of trick plays, but we worked on it all week – the days it weren't raining," Eason said. "We did it right before we came over here. Coach Pollock picked a great time to break it out.
"And a history lesson, the first time we ever beat East Duplin (in 2003), we ran that play in a driving rainstorm to win. So it's kind of like deju vu for me."
As the play unfolded, the left-handed Erickson rolled slightly right and then threw back – and backwards – to Pinto. As he looked down field, Pinto saw a wide open Cabrera, who had to sell the trick play off the line. So instead of sprinting down field, the UNC-bound Cabrera made as if to block on a run away from him before taking off.
"You can fake the block and get off," Cabrera said. "I was real slow and then sped up. You know some receivers do be lazy (on) run plays. So they fell for it."
Indeed, the Panthers bit on the play.
And the only question was whether Pinto would get the ball to Cabrera – and whether Cabrera would haul it in.
"He was wide open," Pinto said. "He was there. I trusted him to catch it and then made the throw."
Both did their jobs and Cabrera walked into the end zone to give Northside a 28-21 lead after Dawnoven Smith caught Erickson's pass for the two-point conversion.
"I remember last year at Richlands I had dropped one like that. I was wide open and dropped it," Cabrera said. "I was making sure it didn't happen again."
East Duplin didn't get a first down on its ensuing possession, and Northside ran out the clock for its third straight win over the Panthers.
East Duplin coach Battle Holley said he knew Northside had the trick play in its playbook, although he hadn't seen it on the films he and Eason exchanged during last week's open date.
"We knew they had run that in the past," Holley said. "But they came out on top, no excuses. But I know we've improved on offense. We've gotten better. Northside's defense is pretty good. They've got some athletes, but over the last two weeks we've made progress."
Asked what he was thinking as the ball was headed to Cabrera, Holley replied: "Hope somebody comes out of the sky and knocks it by, a bird flies by."
East Duplin dominated the first half ,offensively, running 37 plays to just 10 for Northside, which took just 34 seconds to score its two touchdowns while the Panthers ate up 17:58 for their three scores that gave it a 21-14 halftime lead.
After Curry's 65-yard run gave Northside a 7-0 lead on its first play from scrimmage, the Panthers tied it on a 17-play, 71-yard drive that took 9:32 on their second possession – helped by two penalties on third down and one on fourth by Northside that gave East Duplin first downs.
Monquel Baker capped that march with a 1-yard run.
After the Monarchs had gone up on Erickson's bomb to Cabrera down the sideline, East Duplin again tied it, this time after a 13-play, 65-yard drive that ate up 8:00 and was capped by a 13-yard run by Mason Albertson.
East Duplin's go-ahead score was a bit quicker. In fact, it took just 28 seconds after the Panthers got the ball with 54 seconds left in the half at the Northside 43. On the third play of the drive, which included a pass interference call against the Monarchs, Albertson hauled in a 12-yard pass from quarterback Jarvious Scarborough with 28 seconds left in the half.
Northside cut the lead to one on its first possession of the second half – again wasting no time on the three-play, 59-yard quick step that took just 1:35 and was capped by Curry's 52-yard run in which he shredded a tackle in the backfield.
But an unsportsmanlike penalty left Gage Eason with a 35-yard extra point, which he pulled left, leaving the Monarchs down 21-20 with 10:15 left in the third period.
East Duplin never threatened in the second half, managing just one first down and 48 yards while Northside ran nine first downs and 135 yards in a defense slugfest highlighted by big plays, trick plays and long drives.
Or, as Eason said, "a typical" East Duplin-Northside game.
"I'm happy for the kids," Eason said. "They've listened to a lot of me yelling them at all year and I'm happy they pulled out a win."
Northside 7 7 6 8 — 28
East Duplin 0 21 0 0 — 21
First Quarter
NS – K. Curry 65 run (Eason kick), 9:35
Second Quarter
ED – Baker 2 run (Albertson kick) 11:58
NS – Cabrera 45 pass from Erickson (Eason kick), 11:36
ED – Anderson 13 run (Albertson kick), 3:56
ED – Albertson 12 pass from Scarborough (Albertson kick), 0:28
Third Quarter
NS – K. Curry 52 run (kick failed), 1);25
Fourth Quarter
NS – Cabrera 49 pass from Pinto (Smith pass from Erickson), 1:58
First downs 15 13
Rushes-yards 25-184 53-277
Passing 98 12
Comp-Att-Int 8-11-0 1-3-0
Punts-Avg. 4-33.3 5-32.0
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0
Penalties-Yards 7-70 7-63
RUSHING—NS: . Curry 14-141, Roberts 6-64, Smith 1-1, Erickson 4-(-22). ED:Anderson 13-66, Baker 17-61, Arrington 17-59, Albertson 1-11, Scarborough 3-11, Lanier 1-3, Murphy 1-(-9).
PASSING—NS: Erickson 7-10-0 98, Pinto 1-1-0 49. ED: Scarborough 1-2-0 12.
RECEIVING—NS: Cabrera 4-122, Taylor 3-19, Pinto 1-27, Roberts 1-2. ED: Albertson 1-20.


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