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By James Slater: Ace trainer of champions Freddie Roach has earned a reputation as a guy who is capable of making darned good pre-fight predictions. Often getting the exact round right when calling the outcome of a fight, Roach has proven time and again how he knows his stuff.
In light of this, its no surprise top boxing writer Gareth A Davies of The Telegraph wanted to get Freddies opinion on the outcome of the fight everyone is talking about right now: Wladimir Klitschko Vs. David Haye. And, in speaking exclusively with the newspaper, Roach made it clear he gives The Hayemaker a very good chance indeed.
The key to this fight for Haye is to take Wladimirs confidence away, and do it early, Roach said to Davies. I think Haye has a great opportunity if he goes out there early and uses his power, and tries to take Wladimirs confidence away. Haye needs to take that window of opportunity.
Roach went on to explain how he once worked with Wladimir and that he and Haye are friends of his. Quite alarmingly, however, Roach shared with the publication a story regarding something Wladimir said to him one day when the two were working together.
I said to him one day - Youre a great athlete, Roach said. You know what he said to me? I wish I could fight.
It is this perceived lack of true self belief on Wladimirs part that Roach feels Haye can exploit with a fast, authoritative, explosive start. Roach is a true believer in mental strength and in the interview it sure comes across like Freddie feels Wladimir is weaker than Haye is in this area. But will Haye be able to jump right on Klitschko like Roach feels he has to?
Other big-punching heavyweights have tried to take the heat right to Dr. Steel Hammer ever since Corrie Sanders shocked him inside a couple of rounds in 2003. Guess what? They have all failed. Haye may be a lot faster than Sam Peter and Ruslan Chagaev, and he may have more power than Eddie Chambers and Chris Byrd, but does he have either the chin Peter and Chagaev have (or had) or the defensive prowess Byrd and Fast Eddie knew how to make use of?
Roach stopped short of predicting a round, but he said enough to give Haye fans added hope. Roach feels Haye must do it early or run the risk of being beaten once Wladimir gets into his rhythm. And Haye himself has made no secret of the fact that he intends to come out blazing with both hands. This is probably the WBA champs best chance of adding the Ring Magazine, IBF, WBO and IBO belts to his collection. But what if Haye walks onto something hard as he tries to unload his own artillery?
I think, if Haye does indeed come out slugging, this fight will come down to who lands a bomb first. Can we expect a sensationally exciting, short and sweet slugfest? Lets hope so! Roach says the fight is a good one for the division and that a Haye win will be the best result for boxing because he is exciting whereas the Klitschkos are boring.
I cant see the rapidly approaching fight being in any way boring; whoever wins.
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cup cold water
12 ounce can (1-1/2 cups) evaporated low-fat milk
teaspoon instant chicken bouillon granules
teaspoon black pepper
teaspoon salt
cup chopped cooked chicken or turkey (5 ounces)
tablespoons dry sherry or milk
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tablespoon sliced almonds
- Cook the spaghetti according to package directions, except omit the cooking oil and lightly salt the water. Drain well.
- Meanwhile, in a large covered saucepan cook the mushrooms and sweet pepper in a small amount of boiling water about 3 minutes or until the vegetables until tender. Drain well; return to saucepan.
- In a screw-top jar combine 1/2 cup cold water and flour; cover and shake well. Stir into the vegetable mixture in saucepan. Stir in the evaporated milk, bouillon granules, black pepper, and salt. Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly. Stir in the cooked spaghetti, chicken, Parmesan cheese, and dry sherry.
- Lightly coat a 2-quart square baking dish with nonstick cooking spray. Spoon spaghetti mixture into dish. Sprinkle with almonds. Bake, uncovered, in a 400 degree F oven about 10 minutes or until heated through and nuts are lightly toasted. Makes 4 servings.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission recently announced that it had charged Professional Investment Management, Inc. (PIM), an investment adviser, and its president, Douglas E. Cowgill, with violating rules governing the custody of client funds and overstating client assets by $753,535 for each of the last three months of 2013.
PIM manages approximately $120 million in assets for approximately 325 clients. The firm had custody of client assets through various securities and cash accounts, and therefore was required to comply with the "Custody Rule" under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, requiring it to employ an independent public accountant who would conduct surprise examinations and to send clients quarterly account statements from a qualified custodian such as a bank or a broker dealer. The SEC has contended that PIM failed to arrange for independent verification of the funds from 2010 through 2013.
The SEC's complaint alleged that a shortfall of $753,535 in a money market fund account managed by PIM was discovered during its examination of the company. The complaint further alleged that Cowgill entered a fake sale in PIM's records in an attempt to cover up the shortfall in the money market fund and then later reversed the trade and disguised the transactions in client accounts. According to the SEC, Cowgill also allegedly provided additional falsified reports to the SEC and he later transferred funds from a cash account at another financial institution to try to eliminate the shortfall in the money market fund account.
US District Court Judge Algenon L. Marbley has issued a temporary restraining order against PIM and has frozen client assets following an SEC request for emergency relief for investors. Cowgill has asserted his right against self-incrimination in answering the SEC's complaint.
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Once he had regained his balance and headed off for the rest of his 103-yard kickoff return for touchdown, seemingly the only person who might out-race Bryan Walters to the end zone was special-teams coach Rich Bisaccia, bounding ecstatically along the sideline.
It mattered not a whit to either Walters or Bisaccia – or most anybody left in the Qualcomm Stadium crowd by the closing moments of the third quarter – that Walters' return came against cover guys who likely won't make the Seattle Seahawks when all the cuts are made in a few weeks. For his part, the fleet Walters was released by the Chargers last year, but returned for a late stint on the practice squad.
"It's very encouraging," said Walters, "but we've got a lot more to go, three more (preseason) games."
The Chargers are looking for a return man to replace Darren Sproles, and Walters is among the candidates, the most promising of whom has been second-round draft choice Marcus Gilchrist.
Signed last year as a free-agent wide receiver out of Cornell, Walters dashed straight up the middle with the kickoff, was nearly tripped up and got back to full speed as he aimed for the corner and the TD.
"Sproles was a great person to learn from," said Walters, who also had a couple of fourth-quarter receptions for 31 yards. "He practiced hard every day, hit the hole hard every day, every time. I drew a lot from watching him."
How fitting that the Seahawks were the team that gave up Walters' TD, too, since it was at Seattle last year that the Chargers' special-teams woes were revealed for all to see and exploit. Leon Washington returned two Nate Kaeding kickoffs for scores of 101 and 99 yards, and perhaps only a slip of his own feet denied Washington a third score.
Lots of stuff like that got respected special-teams coach Steve Crosby fired at the end of a season whose ultimate failure was pinned almost solely on his group. Walters' return reflected well on the new special-teams coach, Bisaccia, looked as if he wanted to escort his return man to the goal line.
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The 50 Defense vs The Spread Offense.
As time went on, the 54 went through many changes to maintain its efficiency against all the different offenses that had evolved since 1950.
The defense proved successful against all forms of option football, the Wing-T, I, and different pro sets. Today, we still find teams, especially at the high school level, that are going to run first and pass only out of necessity.
Other teams, at both the high school and college levels, will use the running game as their base attack and supplement it with a strong play-action passing game. A third type of attack will employ an equal blend of the run and drop-back or sprint-out pass.
We are also seeing teams at all levels using a spread offense with a quick three-step drop or a shot-gun alignment with three, four, or five quick receivers. This kind of offense presents a different challenge to the defense, particularly at the high school level where a team may face all four offensive philosophies in a given year.
Back in the early '50s, we aligned in a 54 defense, as shown in Diag. 1, but as offenses adjusted to it, coaches began developing multiple defenses from the 50 front, using a variety of stunts (Diags. 2 and 3), a slanting front (Diag. 4), and sliding men to different alignments (Diag 5).
Most of the college and professional teams have turned to the 43 as their base defense, giving them four big men up front to play the run, protect the linebackers, and serve as pass-rushers.
The linebackers and defensive backs are used in pass coverage and run support and as pass-rushers in blitz calls.
On the high school level, many coaches still favor a three-deep because of the limited time to teach pass coverages and the need to stop the run with an 8-man front.
I believe the 50 front is sound against run-pass offenses, offers even more flexibility than the 43 vs. spread formations, and can provide the safety a 3-deep secondary when necessary.
Obviously, the physical requirements for some of the positions in the 54 are different than they were in the early '50s, but the transition has been easy for today's athletes.
The biggest challenge has been at the defensive end position. Quickness, speed, and aggressiveness are now more important than size. The DE must always be on the move playing pass defense, rushing the passer or taking on a blocker. He must be an athlete who loves to play football.
The offenses are spreading out, using speed and quickness in attacking the defense, and the defense has to adjust.
Remember, football has always been a game that runs in cycles. Offenses change: Short Punt to Single Wing to Split-T Option to Wing-T to Wishbone to I Formation to Veer to Pro Set, and the defenses have to make adjustments to meet the challenge.
The defense shown in Diag. 6 closely resembles the modus operandi of teams that run a 34 defense. Since we want to use all six men (cornerbacks, defensive ends, linebackers) in a variety of stunts, we call this a 36 defense.
In defending against the modern spread sets, the 35 allows for both zone coverage (Diag. 7), man coverages (Diag. 8), and combo coverages (Diag. 9).
A wide variety of stunts, using the abilities of individual players, can be used to pressure the quarterback.
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A new bill before Parliament would require trustees of superannuation funds to merge multiple superannuation accounts held by the same member. The obligation would apply from 1 July 2013.
The Bill is the Tax and Superannuation Laws Amendment (2013 Measures No. 2) Bill 2013. If passed it will amend the Superannuation Industry Supervision Act 1993 (SIS Act) to require trustees to establish rules about when and how multiple superannuation accounts must be merged. The amendment does not specify how the trustee must establish the rules, and there is no requirement that the rules be contained in the fund's governing rules.
The Bill includes several improvements on the exposure draft, including the replacement of the obligation to merge multiple "superannuation interests" with an obligation to merge "superannuation accounts". It is possible that a member will have multiple accounts while having only one interest…
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Lake Elsinore district denies charter school
LAKE ELSINORE -- Though proponents mounted a detailed defense of a plan to open a charter school within the local school district, the board of trustees had too many concerns with their proposal Thursday and ultimately quashed the idea.
After nearly three hours of a sometimes impassioned discussion of the charter petition submitted two months ago by Carden Charter Schools Inc., the Lake Elsinore Unified School District board unanimously denied the petition.
In doing so, the board followed the recommendation of district administrators, who in a recent report raised issues they identified with the detailed plan for the kindergarten-through-eighth-grade school. Their concerns ranged from the proposed budget to the special education program.
"I can't discount the 500-plus hours our staff has taken to review this petition," board President Tom Thomas said before the vote.
One issue that a couple of the board members said they couldn't get over was the suggestion by district administrators that Carden Charter Schools was simply trying to convert a recently closed private school into a charter school.
The private Carden Academy closed its doors in Temecula earlier this summer after losing its lease. Many members of the group petitioning the Lake Elsinore district for charter status were affiliated with that school, including Haran Orton. She founded the private school and was identified by the group as the charter school's top administrator.
The conversion of a private school to a charter isn't permitted by the state Education Code.
Carden Charter Schools member Barry Walker tried to convince the board that granting the charter wouldn't be a conversion, arguing that the school would have been opened in a different location with a different student body and teaching staff.
"Take each of those (aspects) individually, and the Carden Charter School will be different in every respect," Walker said.
He conceded that the school would employ the same curriculum.
School board members didn't buy Walker's argument.
"I wonder, quite frankly, if that school had not lost its lease whether we would be here tonight," board member Jon Gray said.
Board member Jeanie Corral said she was concerned that the district, as the overseeing agency of the school, would be held legally responsible for any wrongdoing at the school while the school itself would not.
"If there is any legal ramification, you will be viewed as a subdivision of our district," Corral said. "I don't want our district in a litigant situation because of a teacher or a student or personnel you have."
Though the district denied the group's petition, Carden Charter Schools still has options for opening its school. The group can petition the Riverside County Office of Education for charter status and, if that fails, it could turn to the state.
Carden group members on Thursday said they thought they had submitted a sufficient plan and implored the board not to deny it based on the district administrators' opposition. Charter schools are intended to operate differently than other public schools, one member said, but administrators in Lake Elsinore were judging the school based on how they preferred a campus to be run.


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In the Heart of Wild, Wonderful West Virginia
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Reflections On Glenville, a poem by Williamson Samuel Blizzard
Home of Glenville High School until 1956, it was located on the hill near Glenville State College. The building was situated where there is now a parking lot, between the Goodwin Hall dormitory and the Mollohan Student Union Building. The concrete stairs that led from the back door toward Rt. 33/119 are still in place. Click on the photo for a larger image.
Glenville High School, 1958 to 1968, grades 1 thru 12. It is now home to Gilmer County High School. The building has been recently renovated with a new addition. Click Here to see renovated Gilmer County High School. Click on the photo for a larger image.
Temporary home of Glenville High School in 1956 & 1957, while new school was being built. Located at Gilmer County Recreation Center, known as the "Poor Farm." Click on the photo for a larger image
The Scholarship Committee met on April 25th at Glenville State College and interviewed six Gilmer County High School students. The committee
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The committee also approved five scholarship renewals. Not Pictured - Wanda Bailey Reed
1958-59 Staff at new Glenville High School
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Selected Issues of the Glenville Satellite Newspaper
These files are rather large and if you have a slow Internet connection it may take a while for them to appear; however, they are of high resolution and very easy to read. Our thanks to Glenn "Al" Bush '46, our 2012 Alumnus of the year for maintaining them, scanning them, and cataloging them! More issues will appear in the future.
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The below photos were supplied by Leona Satterfield Beall, GHS Class of 1949
Old GHS Steps from Margaret Miller Goodwin
Margaret Miller Goodwin, Class of 1948, has advised that Glenville State College intends to repair the old GHS steps and add a handrail for use by students. Some have suggested erecting some type of a plaque, flag pole, or other monument in remembrance of the old Glenville High School. Dick Barrett, class of 1950, originally brought it up at our reunion banquet a couple of years ago and made an impassioned plea that the steps be preserved. Recently Tom Ratliff, from GSC, contacted Margaret and stated that it was GSC's intention to repair the steps, including railings, install some lighting and connect them with the sidewalk that comes down the hill in front of Goodwin Hall. The college has agreed to pay for the repair and upgrade, but the GHSAA would be responsible for whatever we decide to erect in memory of Glenville High School. Margaret Ann reminisced that her father worked for the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and helped build those steps. GSC President Pete Barr and his wife Betsy have told Margaret they will personally donate to this project. We are open to suggestions about what would be an appropriate memorial. Please forward any suggestions you might have to Richard "Dick" Riddle, 324 E. 7th St., Weston, WV 26452 or Margaret Ann Goodwin, P.O. Box 40, Montezuma, OH 45866. Please do so as soon as possible as we would like to make a decision and get the project underway.
Your Alumni Association Helping Young Students
Did you know that in the past 14 years your Alumni Scholarship Fund has helped Gilmer County's high school graduates with financial assistance to attend college with $220,225 in scholarship awards!!? This has enabled some students to attend college who could not have done so without your assistance. If you contribute to the scholarship fund, we thank you, if you haven't yet, please do so, it is money well spent and will help a deserving young person to attend college. Unfortunately, our funds are at a critically low level, please help by sending your tax deductible contribution to:
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2012 - 2001 Scholarship Fund Report
Donations in honor of the following persons have recently been made to the GHS Alumni Association Scholarship Funds
Howard B. Frymier *Robert "Ted" Hauman Edna and Delbert Stalnaker
John C. Lorentz Sarah Louise Cain Clark Waitman & Glendon Brown Lloyd "Casey" Jones
Mrs. Lestelle Murphy George Summers Frank & Della Paugh Gainer Adren and Freeda Jones
Everett Ellison Ruth and Nicholas Murin Otis and Aulda Hardman Jesse E. Bell, Jr.
Jack Fling Woodrow & Eileen Wolfe Kermit Fisher
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Recent Promotional Film of Charleston, WV
Old GHS Sport Photos - Submitted by Larry "Jake" Wolfe - Class of 1959
Virtual Wall, Vietnam War Memorial
No Left Turns - Submitted by Richard Riddle '49
GHS Alumnus/Alumna of past years
1960 Photo of GHS Satellite Staff visiting Charleston's TV-8
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Just A Common Soldier, a poem - Click Here
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Look Closer, See Me - Author Unknown
GHS Senior Class Photos, 1930-1968 and a graduate list
Early GHS Sports Banquet Picture
Photo Memories & GHS Alumni Member's Articles
6th & 8th Grade Photos of GHS Class of 1956
September 1945 Issue of the Glenville Satellite Newspaper
The 1957 Christmas Issue of the GHS Satellite - Compliments of Carol Ellison Ford
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September 30, 1957 Satellite Newspaper Excerpts
The 1958 April Fool's Issue of the GHS Satellite - Compliments of Carol Ellison Ford
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Anyone who would like to share their copies of old satellite newspapers, please send them to me at 20 Cabern Drive, Hurricane, WV 25526-9327. I will put them on the internet site and return them to you....many others can then enjoy them. - John Gainer
To register with the Reunion Committee and to be notified of GHS happenings and Reunion information, please Click Here and send your name, address, email address and other contact information to us!
Links of Interest
Gilmer County High School Titans
Goldenseal Magazine
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Could you post the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log? (or whatever you use if different)
1) Does your xorg.conf have all the nvidia stuff?
2) If your X logfile has an error message about 'no screens detected' or something similar, it's probably the same error a LOT of people get here...but no one ever posts what it actually is. Either because of the 2.6.x kernels, or because of udev (or something else, but those are the 2 best-looking candidates), the nvidia.ko module never gets loaded on system start, so startx will fail. If you're in runlevel 3, startx will just crash back to the terminal, but in graphical boots it just hangs with a black screen. I'm not really sure on whose end this is an error, but if you just add a line to your initscripts to specifically load the nvidia module, it should work (assuming this is the problem).
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The chocolate shop to end all chocolate shops, Karmello is Kraków's most exquisite spot for indulging the sweet tooth. Several stunning display cases practically sparkle with over 50 varieties of exclusively-crafted chocolates, plus truffles, chocolate bars, candied chocolate-dipped fruit and other specialties. Perfect for picking up a nice gift in a pinch, or get them personalised in advance. So amazing it must be...Italian? Belgian? Swiss? Nope, Karmello actually hails from Bielsko-Biała - about 90mins southwest of Kraków in Silesia. Also at ul. Floriańska 38.
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Most of us know family can be the hardest to come out to, and it is even harder when the reaction is not the one you want.
And when a parent is as heartless to throw a gay child out onto the streets, that son or daughter is often alone and homeless.
But in the case of one teen called Chad, his grandfather could not believe his daughter Christine could disown her child.
'You're correct that we have a "shame in the family", but are mistaken about who it is,' he says.
In an incredible letter, he tells her Chad did not make the choice to be gay, but she had the choice of being 'narrow-minded'.
Check out the full letter (and transcription if you can't read it) below:
'Dear Christine:
'I'm disappointed in you as a daughter. You're correct that we have a "shame in the family", but mistaken about what it is.
'Kicking Chad out of your home simply because he told you he was gay is the real "abomination" here.
'A parent disowning her child is what goes "against nature".
'The only intelligent thing I heard you saying in all this was that "you didn't raise your son to be gay". Of course you didn't. He was born this way and didn't chase it any more than he being left-handed.
'You however, have made a choice of being hurtful, narrow-minded and backward.
'So, while we are in the business of disowning our children, I think I'll take this moment to say goodbye to you.
'I now have a fabulous (as the gays put it) grandson to raise, and I don't have time for a heartless B-word of a daughter.
'If you find your heart, give us a call
- Dad'


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The FDA has shirked responsibility to regulate fluoridation, allegedly having transferred this responsibility to the EPA pursuant to an illegal memorandum of understanding between the FDA and the EPA.
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Their new collection, Big Boi & Dre Present . . . OutKast, adds three new tracks to a dozen OutKast chestnuts from their first four albums. Because it's designed for neophyte fans, it aims for accessibility, so that even the weirdest tracks seem somehow fresh and clean. The dub-rap experiment "Elevators (Me & You)" still sounds as radical as it did in 1996, an echo-centric investigation of the space between failure and success. Big Boi and Dre Present proves that OutKast's musical evolution has been slow and steady: Their 1993 hit "Player's Ball" is a darkly comic Christmas carol that wouldn't have sounded very out of place on Stankonia. Big Boi still hews closely to the quick, slick style that first put OutKast on the maphe used to be "cooler than a polar bear's toenails," but now he's "cooler than Freddie Jackson sipping a milkshake in a snowstorm." But Andre 3000 has taken a more whimsical path: Stankonia found him alternately crooning about love and rhyming about "silver-back orangutans."
Of the three new songs on Big Boi and Dre Present, the most inspired is "The Whole World," which is also OutKast's current single. Accompanied by a simple, airy keyboard arrangement, Andre 3000 leads a sing-along that has been stuck in my head ever since I first heard it: "The whole world loves it when you don't get down/And the whole world loves it when you make that sound/And the whole world loves it when you're in the news/And the whole world loves it when you sing the blues." The more you listen, the harder it is to decipher. Is it an inspirational message to pessimists, or a sardonic slap at player-haters? Does "get down" refer to dancing or depression? "The whole world loves it when you sing the blues"is the emphasis on "sing" or "blues"?
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The guys from Goodie Mob don't have the same knack for creative ambiguity. If the choice is dirty or clean, there's no question where they standas lead vocalist Cee-Lo once put it, "I'm from the dirty, filthy, nasty Dirty South." Together, Goodie Mob and OutKast form the nucleus of an Atlanta-based collective called the Dungeon Family, whose first album under that name, Even in Darkness, appeared in stores a few weeks before the OutKast collection. Listen to enough OutKast and you might start to think that Big Boi and Andre 3000 represent two opposite poles of hip-hop. Even in Darkness is a reminder of how similar the two halves of OutKast areboth feature lean, clear voices, and both deliver tight, belletristic rhymes. By contrast, Cee-Lo wheezes and testifies like a preacher on helium, Backbone (who released a charming, nonsensical debut earlier this year) slides between baritone and soprano, and Big Rube declaims theosophical prose in a thick, Sudafed voice.
Most hip-hop posse albums are more neighborhood charity projects than all-star jam sessions, but Even in Darkness is a great success, every bit as cohesive (and at least as good) as the latest release by a certain Staten Island confederation of roughly equal size. "6 Minutes (Dungeon Family It's On)" adds a tune to the old Slick Rick chorus, then gives nine MCs a chance to spit. Freddie Calhoun (formerly known as Cool Breeze) scores big early on with a puzzling couplet: "Every time I meet a girl, she's putting her hand in her purse/And when my next record drop, I ain't wearing no shirt." But then Cee-Lo steals the show, sing-rapping a greasy bit of boilerplate: "Time me/I promise in 60 seconds you'll be intrigued and overwhelmed and obligated to rewind me."
The musical heart of the Dungeon Family is the production trio Organized Noise, who created most of the beats on the album, working with the Dungeon Family house band. Every song features live bass or guitar or keyboards, and most feature backup singers and heavy beats; unlike Big Boi and Dre Present, Even in Darkness rarely threatens to float off into space. This is a dirtier, messier world than OutKast's, filled with anguished cries and the occasional outright mistake. (As usual, Khujo ignores the laws of meter and rhyme at his own peril, and ours.) But while OutKast's world is more or less fully formed, some of the other Dungeon Family rappers are still struggling with self-definition, and not all of the resulting accidents are unhappy. In the middle of "On & On & On," T-Mo unveils a brand-new flow, a kind of melodic shouting that meshes perfectly with the synthetic harpsichord of the track. And then there's Freddie Calhoun, whoif I'm not mistakeninterrupts his own verse to exclaim, apropos of nothing, "The enjambment!"
Still, you have to sympathize for the dozen Dungeon Family members who aren't named Big Boi or Andre 3000. It must be hard to stay focused in the recording booth after you've heard Big Boi proclaim himself "cleaner than the urine of a two-time felon." In all fairness, it should be noted that Andre 3000's new vocal style was probably inspired by Cee-Lo's sing-rapping. But that's small consolation when the two go toe-to-toe. On "Crooked Booty," Cee-Lo builds to a thrilling gospel crescendo: "Best believe I'm a breathe and break bread before I die/I know it's live and let live but my Lord won't let me lie." So what does Andre 3000 do? He comes in like a fresh breeze on a funky track, adding a mischievous chorus: "We don't speak proper English, when we walk we strut our stuff/ We act like life is gravy, even though it's oh-so-rough." It's a kind of good-natured bad faith, a winking defense of craft and craftinessthe important word here is "act." Cee-Lo's joyful noise is compelling, but OutKast's neat illogic is irresistible. Why shouldn't the dirty, filthy, nasty Dirty South have the cleanest rhymes on the planet?
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Steve Tambroni stood outside the player's lounge Wednesday at Oak Hill Country Club, and his eyes began to well with tears.
His voice was thick with emotion as he talked about the 95th PGA Championship, the year's final major of the PGA Tour and a tournament in which he will be carrying the bag of River Pointe Golf Club head pro Sonny Skinner.
Passion radiated from Tambroni, a 63-year-old Albany resident, as he explained what the experience of caddying at a major championship meant to him. But then he started to talk about Skinner, and his emotions began to overtake him.
"I told Sonny, 'Do you remember the movie, "The Miracle on Ice"?' " Tambroni said, reliving a conversation with Skinner during a phone interview with The Herald on Wednesday. "Then I said, 'This year it's going to be "The Miracle at Oak Hill." All you have to do is swing away. Just swing free.' "
Skinner is playing in his third PGA Championship and is one of the biggest longshots in the field with odds as high as 500-to-1, but the 52-year-old, who is the third-oldest golfer in the tournament, said he is taking the difficulty of both the field and course in stride.
"That ought to be at least worth a dollar," Skinner laughed when told of his 500-1 odds. "I feel pretty good. I am going to be hitting it good. I definitely think I can step out there and hit the fairway and hit the greens."
And Skinner has at least one supporter who thinks he has a shot.
"Everybody knows what a great guy Sonny is," began Tambroni, a member at River Pointe and long-time friend of Skinner.
Tambroni then added: "He is probably the greatest ambassador of golf I have ever met. Coming to a venue like this, you might start to think that you are over-classed. But I looked at Sonny and said to him, 'The greatest golfers in the world are right here, and you are one of them. You have nothing to lose. Just play the game the way you know how and swing away.' "
Skinner and Tambroni have been in Rochester, N.Y., all week, soaking in the circus-like atmosphere and playing practice rounds on a course that Skinner says is the toughest he has played in his 31-year career as a professional golfer.
Skinner — who is in the last group to tee off today at 2:25 p.m. and will play with Richard Ramsay and Gary Woodland, last week's winner at the Reno-Tahoe Open — became a national sensation in May when he surged to a tie for third after the first round of the Senior PGA Championship and made top-play highlights around the country after chipping in from 40 feet.
Skinner, who qualified for the PGA Championship by finishing in the Top 20 in last month's PGA Professional National Championship, admits making any waves this weekend could be nearly impossible.
"I have never played in rough this high," he said during a phone interview with The Herald on Wednesday. "It just puts a premium on every aspect of your game. You find yourself out there at times thinking, 'Can I do this?'
"Realistically, I just have to apply myself on every shot. I have to be as optimistic as I can be, so I can hit a good shot. You can't go out there and get careless and hit into the rough, or you will get bogey, double bogey or worse. There are going to be some people out there shooting in the 90s."
Skinner played three practice rounds Sunday through Tuesday, then played three more holes Wednesday. He believes the biggest battle will be avoiding big numbers if he hits into the rough.
"If I hit into the rough, all I can do is pitch out," he said. "In all of the practice holes I have played, I've made probably just three birdies. It's been really hard. I wouldn't have broken 76 any day I played if I had been keeping score."
The week leading up to today's opening round has been a whirlwind of golf and glamour for the duo from Albany, who have been treated like royalty by both professional golfers and fans.
"There are more people out here every day than I have ever seen on a golf course," Skinner said. "In practice rounds, the crowds are like it's a Sunday. I have signed a thousand or more autographs. It's amazing. They have these flags and get all the players to autograph them. At least 50 times I have grabbed a flag to sign, and I see my name already on it."
Even Tambroni, a retired MillerCoors employee who hasn't caddied for years, is getting some penmanship practice this week.
"I was walking the course (alone) to get some yardage, and people were coming up to me asking for autographs, and I told them that I was just a caddy. They said that they didn't care," Tambroni said. "Sonny usually tosses me a couple of balls after the round, and I look for the littlest kids I can find. You just need to see the look on these kids' faces when you give them a golf ball or glove."
At times, Tambroni has felt like a kid himself during the pre-tournament festivities.
"That first time I took my yardage book to walk the course and walked off the first tee, I got goose bumps," he said. "Rubbing elbows with the best golfers in the world and seeing these guys hit balls is unbelievable. Every top golfer you can think of, I have been within 10 feet of them. It's probably the greatest golf experience I have had in my life.
"It's a heart-pumping thing. I am 63 years old. I have been running seven miles and doing 100 push-ups a day to get ready for this thing. Right now it feels like I'm 12 years old again."
Skinner said the positive attitude and calming influence of Tambroni might be his biggest asset this week, which is why he didn't choose a caddy with even a minimal knowledge of the famed Oak Hill course.
"What players like is having that familiar person with him who knows where to stand and how to act and how to travel," Skinner explained. "I have friends with me who make me feel good. They are encouraging and love the experience. And when they are having fun, I am having fun."
And Tambroni is having a blast.
"We have been standing on the driving range, and we will have Adam Scott on one side, Justin Rose right behind us and Luke Donald a few players over," Skinner said. "You look over and they are hitting balls at the same time you are. It's kind of surreal. (Steve) has told me at least 100 times that this is the time of his life. It's fun having someone around that is that excited and positive."
Out of all of the top players from around the world who are teeing it up today, Skinner believes there is only a handful who have a chance to win it.
"There is probably only realistically 15 people in this tournament who have a chance to win," he said. "Without a doubt Tiger (Woods) is the guy to beat. He is playing as good as anybody right now."
The 7,134-yard, par-70 course could get the best of nearly everybody in the field, especially those who can't find the fairway.
"If I miss the fairway it's an automatic bogey or double bogey," he said. "I have to go about it in a workman-like way. I have been (in a major championship) before, so this is nothing new to me, except for how deep the rough is. But I have to quit thinking about the rough and start thinking about the middle of the fairway and the middle of the green."
Skinner has played in four events this season — two on the Champions Tour and two on the Web.com Tour — and his best finish was a tie for 35th in the Senior PGA Championship. His two previous PGA Championship appearances were in 2008 at Oakland Hills Country Club in Michigan and 2010 at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin, but he missed the cut both times.
But teeing it up with the best players in the world never gets old.
"This is not like any other tournament," he said. "Trust me, it's going to be really cool (when I step on that first tee). There is going to be a ton of people there when I tee off (today). They will probably all be finishing up watching Tiger play."
Skinner hasn't given himself a target score but only says that he wants to "apply myself every day the best that I can."
Skinner then added with a laugh: "I do wish I was younger. A younger Sonny Skinner would have thought he could have won this thing."
An older Sonny Skinner might not be as hopeful, but he's just as grateful and humble to have the chance.
"I'm sitting here in the locker room, and Webb Simpson, who won the U.S. Open, has a locker right next to me," he said. "I have a Masters champion and two U.S. Open champions within five feet of me.
"So yeah, I'm just trying to enjoy every moment."
More like this story
- PGA CHAMPIONSHIP: Skinner misses cut at tough Oak Hill course, relishes experience ( August 9, 2013 )
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- Albany golf pro Skinner named PGA of America Player of Year ( January 5, 2011 )
- Skinner shoots one over, five shots off lead ( August 12, 2010 )
- Albany golf pro Skinner closes in on Champions Tour card ( November 17, 2010 )


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Summit Energy Launches Online Carbon Management Portal
LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 1 /PRNewswire/ — Summit Energy Services, a leading global sustainability and energy management firm, has introduced Sustainability Portal on DV, an online enterprise carbon accounting (ECA) portal for sustainability management. Summit's enterprise wide portal provides an online platform from which companies can understand and manage relevant environmental metrics and impacts, including carbon, water and waste.
"Summit's services extend far beyond providing a template for basic carbon reporting – we steer companies through the increasingly complicated and rigorous reporting and benchmarking process to maximize and streamline sustainability efforts," said John Hoekstra, Director of Sustainability for Summit Energy. "Summit provides a completely automated ECA solution without the need for software updates, internal IT involvement or the outlay of additional time and resources. In effect, companies working with Summit are simultaneously more informed and less involved."
"Dependable sustainability and ECA reporting depends upon accurate data, which requires time and expertise to efficiently collect and validate prior to loading into a system," commented Hoekstra. "Unlike software programs that pass that burden onto the end-user, Summit's solution includes this crucial first step of gathering and verifying all pertinent data, which leverages our global data management process for utility data," Hoekstra continued.
Summit's experience working with companies from various industries encouraged the development of a flexible product capable of gathering and monitoring data from multiple sources, streams, and facilities. The Sustainability Portal on DV provides many services, including collecting data from multiple streams for all scopes 1, 2 & 3, communicating emerging market intelligence, developing strategic goals alongside clients, assessing portfolio opportunities and managing carbon risk. Emissions and usage can be benchmarked against baseline data or business indicators, such as production and sales metrics. Additionally, Summit's portal provides a solid foundation for reporting emissions under emerging EPA, Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), UK Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) and similar global reporting protocols.
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