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In the Northern Hemisphere, the late 20th / early 21st century has been the hottest time period in the last 400 years at very high confidence, and likely in the last 1000 – 2000 years (or more). It has been unclear whether this is also true in the Southern Hemisphere. Three studies out this week shed considerable new light on this question. This post provides just brief summaries; we'll have more to say about these studies in the coming weeks.
First, a study by Gergis et al., in the Journal of Climate uses a proxy network from the Australasian region to reconstruct temperature over the last millennium, and finds what can only be described as an Australian hockey stick. They use an ensemble of 3000 different reconstructions, using different methods and different subsets of the proxy network. Worth noting is that while some tree rings are used (which can't be avoided, as there simply aren't any other data for some time periods), the reconstruction relies equally on coral records, which are not subject to the same potential (though often-overstated) issues at low frequencies. The conclusion reached is that summer temperatures in the post-1950 period were warmer than anything else in the last 1000 years at high confidence, and in the last ~400 years at very high confidence.
Gergis et al. Figure 4, showing Australian mean temperatures over the last millennium, with 95% confidence levels.
Second, Orsi et al., writing in Geophysical Research Letters, use borehole temperature measurements from the WAIS Divide site in central West Antarctica, a region where the magnitude of recent temperature trends has been subject of considerable controversy. The results show that the mean warming of the last 50 years has been 0.23°C/decade. This result is in essentially perfect agreement with that of Steig et al. (2009) and reasonable agreement with Monaghan (whose reconstruction for nearby Byrd Station was used in Schneider et al., 2012). The result is totally incompatible (at >
95% confidence) with that of O'Donnell et al. (2010).
Probability histograms of temperature trends for central West Antarctica (Byrd Station [80°S, 120°W; Monaghan] and WAIS Divide [79.5°S, 112°W; Orsi, Steig, O'Donnell]), using published means and uncertainties. Note that the histograms are normalized to have equal areas; hence the greater height where the published uncertainties are smaller.
This result shouldn't really surprise anyone: we have previously noted the incompatibility of O'Donnell et al. with independent data. What is surprising, however, is that Orsi et al. find that warming in central West Antarctica has actually accelerated in the last 20 years, to about 0.8°C/decade. This is considerably greater than reported in most previous work (though it does agree well with the reconstruction for Byrd, which is based entirely on weather station data). Although twenty years is a short time period, the 1987-2007 trend is statistically significant (at p<.1), putting West Antarctica definitively among the fastest-warming areas of the Southern Hemisphere -- more rapid than the Antarctic Peninsula over the same time period.
We and others have shown (e.g. Ding et al., 2011), that the rapid warming of West Antarctica is intimately tied to the remarkable changes that have also occurred in the tropics in the last two decades. Note that the Orsi et al. paper actually focuses very little on the recent temperature rise; it is mostly about the "Little-ice-age-like" signal of temperature in West Antarctica. Also, these results cannot address the question of whether the recent warming is exceptional over the long term -- borehole temperatures are highly smoothed by diffusion, and the farther back in time, the greater the diffusion. We'll discuss both these aspects of the Orsi et al. study at greater length in a future post.
Last but not least, a new paper by Zagorodnov et al. in The Cryosphere, uses temperature measurements from two new boreholes on the Antarctic Peninsula to show that the decade of the 1990s (the paper state "1995+/-5 years") was the warmest of at least the last 70 years. This is not at all a surprising result from the Peninsula — it was already well known the Peninsula has been warming rapidly, but these new results add considerable confidence to the assumption that that warming is not just a recent event. Note that the "last 70 years" conclusion reflects the relatively shallow depth of the boreholes, and the fact that diffusive damping of the temperature signal means that one cannot say anything about high frequency variability prior to that. The inference cannot be made that it was warmer than present, >70 years ago. In the one and only century-long meteorological record from the region — on the Island of Orcadas, just north of the Antarctica Peninsula — warming has been pretty much monotonic since the 1950s, and the period from 1903 to 1950 was cooler than anything after about 1970 (see e.g. Zazulie et al., 2010). Whether recent warming on the Peninsula is exceptional over a longer time frame will have to await new data from ice cores.
- J. Gergis, R. Neukom, S.J. Phipps, A.J.E. Gallant, and D.J. Karoly, "Evidence of unusual late 20th century warming from an Australasian temperature reconstruction spanning the last millennium", Journal of Climate, pp. 120518103842003, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-11-00649.1
- A.J. Orsi, B.D. Cornuelle, and J.P. Severinghaus, "Little Ice Age cold interval in West Antarctica: Evidence from borehole temperature at the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) Divide", Geophysical Research Letters, vol. 39, pp. n/a-n/a, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2012GL051260
- E.J. Steig, D.P. Schneider, S.D. Rutherford, M.E. Mann, J.C. Comiso, and D.T. Shindell, "Warming of the Antarctic ice-sheet surface since the 1957 International Geophysical Year", Nature, vol. 457, pp. 459-462, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nature07669
- D.P. Schneider, C. Deser, and Y. Okumura, "An assessment and interpretation of the observed warming of West Antarctica in the austral spring", Clim Dyn, vol. 38, pp. 323-347, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00382-010-0985-x
- R. O'Donnell, N. Lewis, S. McIntyre, and J. Condon, "Improved Methods for PCA-Based Reconstructions: Case Study Using the Steig et al. (2009) Antarctic Temperature Reconstruction", Journal of Climate, vol. 24, pp. 2099-2115, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2010JCLI3656.1
- Q. Ding, E.J. Steig, D.S. Battisti, and M. Küttel, "Winter warming in West Antarctica caused by central tropical Pacific warming", Nature Geosci, vol. 4, pp. 398-403, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ngeo1129
- V. Zagorodnov, O. Nagornov, T.A. Scambos, A. Muto, E. Mosley-Thompson, E.C. Pettit, and S. Tyuflin, "Borehole temperatures reveal details of 20th century warming at Bruce Plateau, Antarctic Peninsula", The Cryosphere Discussions, vol. 5, pp. 3053-3084, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.5194/tcd-5-3053-2011
- N. Zazulie, M. Rusticucci, and S. Solomon, "Changes in Climate at High Southern Latitudes: A Unique Daily Record at Orcadas Spanning 1903–2008", Journal of Climate, vol. 23, pp. 189-196, 2010. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2009JCLI3074.1


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I came around in time to stop him calling an ambulance (would have been 10 hours in the local emergency room) and a girlfriend who lived nearby took me to a clinic.
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On opening night, I don't expect gifts from people for my impending performance. The thrill of hearing the audience applaud and seeing the range of emotions on their faces has always sufficed.
That's not to say gifts are unwelcome.
My family has given me baskets of candy or break-a-leg cards for years. On two occasions I have been blessed with flowers, most recently from a supportive, hot-blooded woman who may or may not be Starkville's very own free-spirited and whimsical local artist.
I have always treasured these acts of kindness and truly appreciated the gestures being made, but the gift I received Wednesday night changed my life.
My maternal grandmother came to see my show this past week and thoroughly enjoyed herself.
Before the "curtain" went up, however, she sat me down on the bench outside of Old Venice and presented me with a pocket watch.
She told me my Papaw had wanted me to have it.
My grandfather, Robert Hodges, passed away in February of this year. My mother called me on a Saturday morning to let me know, and I felt empty inside when I hung up the phone.
I had to perform that night in "Beau Jest," a wonderful comedy I am still in love with and could perform every night if given the chance.
Whitney Houston passed away that same day, which was not comparable to the loss of my grandfather, but as my brother Jay put it,"Whitney Houston and Robert Hodges in one day? Why did God need both these angels?"
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My Papaw suffered from Alzheimer's Disease which is horrible. Seeing this wonderful, kind, compassionate, God-fearing man deteriorate for year in front of me was heartbreaking and cruel.
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Cornell,' Dartmouth, Brown, Boston University and Holy Cross during a rugged-nine-game schedule. • Fassnacht, brilliant as a freshman in 1946, and hampered by injuries since then, could come back to his 2.")—('.oljrate I:niversify! 1940 pnango Valley Sunday lo begin Paul Bixlcr with two Freeport, A-Deal Super Mart Dairy and Produce 'Food'for Thought7 Pardon the play on words, but In I a statement issued today 'by the Sherman Brothers of A-Deal Super year of collegiate competition. The rugged 190-pounder has all the physical attributes to be a star. Langan did a great Job last fall In spite of his lack of college experi-ence. With one more year of ma-turity in gridiron ways he could be a sparkplug of the Red Raider line at his left guard post. Both boys are contributing more to the college than their football ability for Fassnacht was a varsity j basketball man last winter and Langan caught on Eppie Barnes' diamond nine. Fassnacht, whose wife is the former Dolly Sarrapede, of Freeport, is a member of Maroon Key, junior honor society on the campus. The 200-pound Langan was All- Nassau and All-Metropolitan tackle at Freeport High and is one of the fastest and most aggressive lineman in Bixler's camp. A Theta Chi fra-ternity member, he has a brother, Bill, who pitched for Cornell the past two years. . Eleven Freeport Vamps Attend State Convention Eleven members of the Freeport Fire Department attended the an-nual convention of, the New York , State Volunteer Firemen's Ass"ocia- < tion held in Albany -from Monday,; Aug. 15, through last Thursday. In the party were Chief Frank J.' Smith, First Deputy Frank Kinsey, Fred Buss, Anthony Ustica, Frank Santa-Marie, John Hoffman, Arthur lacavino, Gus Snrro, Louis Madalia, Joseph McBride, and Frank Boyden. The 1950 convention will be held either in New York City with the tournament being staged in the Belmont Race Track, or in Syracuse. SERVICE AT BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. Dr. Louis- H. Losch, pas-tor of the First Baptist Church, will preach Sunday at 10:45 A.M., on "The Impious Spirit." thought in the knowledge of what you buy in foods, especially as per-tains to dairy foods and produce at this time of year. Dairy foods, so precious and so necessary at al] times, are a case of getting health from wealth—for they are far richer in basic nutriments than any other food. Yet. you will find A-Deal still trying to bring you a finer, fresher produet, Their dairy department strives constantly to maintain the highest standards, to assure you that the name on every container, every bottle, every package signifies the best. Full bodied, creamy milks and cheeses, eggs that are daily fresh and reliable in hot months, highest score butters. Nationally-known brands prevail more than ever in.'this department. ' Freshness and peak-quality play the most important part in produce, where known brands and known quality are mainly a matter of knowing your store. Farm fresh items as a rule do not carry a label* but they carry a name, that becomes known, liked and respected anjy through constant sales and satisfied I customers. Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Public—and especially the young-sters— deserve the best. In passing, may we suggest a few kind-to-your-budget items for this week. The famous and popular Louis Sherry Strawberry Jam at A-Deal is offered at only 25c for the 12-ounce jar. All popular- brand cigarettes are now only $1.75 per carton with matches. And for an ever-useful stock up suggestion, what could be better than fine Maryland Tomatoes at only 29c for Three number 2 cans? There's quite a canned goods stock up sale going on at A-Deal and if you'll notice the ad beside this news item, you may find some splendid ideas. Ask about prices per case lot, and say, don't forget A-Deal is more than happy to deliver your order FREE. That's an exclusive service in a super mart where Service is a top item. TOP NOTCH CLEANERS AND VALET SERVICE INC. Free Pick up And Delivery Service Men's, Women's and Children's Suits, Coats and Dresses beauti-fully Cleaned and Pressed . . . Drapes, Curtains and Furniture . Covers Cleaned and Finished . . . Tailoring of the Better Kind CASH AND CAERY FReeport 9-4114 15% OFF 123 South Main Street Dr. Henry L. Rubenstein, Dentist, Locates Helre 'A new dental surgeon has located in Freeport. He 'is Dr. Henry L. Rubenstein, who has. established an office at .65 West Sunrise highway. Dr. Rubenstein has been practicing since 1933 except for four years dur-ing the' 'War,, when he served ,with the Army. most_of the time in- the European ^Theatre of Operations. He had been elevated to the rank of major .when he received his honor-able "discharge from the service. '", Dr. .Rubenstein was born in New York." Ke received his,;pre-dental training at New York University and his degree as a dentist from the N.Y.U. Dental School. He set up his practice in Manhattan where he continued until he entered _the mili-tary service. He resumed practice in the city after leaving the Army and continued there until he came -to Freeport. He plans to move to Freeport with his wife Just as soon as he can find suitable living-quarters. . . . ' ' ' [ . . . ' • - . FREEPORT YACHT CLUB TO PLAN.JFOR REPAIRS Plans f6f repairing the clubship will be discussed at a meeting of the Freeport Yacht Club tomorrow night aboard the ship. The general activi-ties committee will report on the labor day program. i. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet the same night at the same place. f Sherman Brothers' SUPER MART Grove St. at MERRICK Rd. Before the end of summer, stock up on canned goods, quality-brands that are still plentiful and still low priced! 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White Rose No. 2 can sfR'lS DEL MONTE Igst. can PREMIER stems and pietes 4 oz. can UBBY'S whole kernel No. 2 can County Kist can 2 for 29c White Rose No. 2 can :=^S3> White Rose green spears DOLE'S or DEL MONTE CRUSHED No. 2 can • South Shore's Leading Weekly Freeporf's Official^ Newspaper Ne\rSeaman School Ready for Occupancy As Fall Term Opens New School Year Starts Wednesday; Teachers to Meet Tuesday Morning 'With the opening of school next Wednesday, the new Seaman ave. school will be ready for occupancy and the children residing in the northwestern section of the village, after many years, will have the most modern building instead of the worst school in Freeport. The an-nex which has been maintained in Christ Lutheran Church will be dis-continued, and, in addition, approxi mately 125 children from the Archer st. school will be transferred to the new building. This is being done to avoid part-time sessions in the Archer st. school. Superintendent of §chools John W. Dodd has called a general faculty meeting for Tuesday at 9 A.M., to be followed by a principals' meet-ing. The afternoon will be devoted to meetings in the various buildings with the principals when arrange-ments will be made for the opening of school the following day. The new Seaman ave. structure consists of 18 regular classrooms, a double kindergarten, an auditorium with a seating capacity of approxi-mately 500, a regular size gym-nasium, cafeteria, music room and visual education room, industrial arts room, library, health room and offices. The grounds are in the process of being developed with suit-able paving, sidewalks, landscaping and the necessary playground fenc-ing. . Work in/Other Buildings Leo F. Gmlyn, president of the Board of Education, announced that a conside/able amount of summer work had/been done in all buildings. The high school building has been completely repainted inside. This includes classrooms, hallways, audi-torium, locker room, toilet rooms and faculty rest rooms. In place of the tan walls which were character-istic of school rooms years ago, the-classrooms, corridors and other parts of the building are painted in colors which are more pleasing to the eyes. •New stage and ^auditorium cur-tains have replaced those in use for 25 years. The electric clock system (Continued on Page 4) Eddie Vasil I ZIPPER OPEN SUNDAY; WHELAK IjABOR DAY Zipper's Pharmacy, '"51 S o u t h Grove st.. will remain open Sunday after the other druggists in Free-port close at 2 P.M. The telephone is PReeport 8-0277. On Monday, Labor Day, the Whe-lan Drug Store, "64 South Main St.. will be kept open after the other pharmacies close at 6 P.M. The telephone is FReeport 8-0083. ...Chubby Jackson "A press agent's dream" . . . That's the way Lo best describe this Freeport High School graduate who, although only thirty years old, has won international fame as an outstanding musician and showman. Chubby Jackson has been in show business all of his life. It could truly t^i^.P1^ he- was "born backstage and took his first toddling steps behind the footlights. His parents were both headlines in the theatrica world, and his grandmother anc aunt held degrees In music, anc with his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Jackson, WGBB radio star, helped guide him in his career. * » •* It's always been "Chubby Jack-son." Even most of his best friends know him under no other name. He fulfilled the traditional high school prediction and went forth into the highly competitive musical world to win faane and fortune as a leading: exponent of popular music. He became the Baron of Bebop, and his "Happy Monster" routine, wth his music-for- musicians arrangements be-came the talk of Tin Fan Alley. Prior to leading his own combina-tion, Chubby was one of the most sought after five-string bass play-ers. He has been featured with such top-notch bands as Woody Herman. Mike Reilly, Johnny Messner, Jan Savitt, Henry Busse, Charlie Barnet and Raymond Scott. His recording sessions in-cluded the all-star combos of X.oi Armstrong and Duke Ellington CHUBBY JACKSON * * * This stellar showman remained the sociable, unassuming and hand-some fellow that won him so many friends ever since his high school days. He likes to entertain and he has a sincere interest in athletics. Contrary to the physical build of most musicians. Chubby Jackson Is built like a two-hundred pound prize fig-liter, *- * • • Band leaders like Guy Lombardo who remain favorites year after year know the true value of public demand. Chubby Jackson follows Lhis same mode of operation. When swing was king, he supplied his followers with the best; when be-bop caugh,t the nation's fancy, he became its most salient proponent, and now, when square dancing is in the lime-light, he has gathered together a musical congregation consisting of leading personalities in this field of music. His performers arc featured stars of stage, screen and radio. The future plans of this enterprising 'oun gman destine 'him to top-stardom in this true American form of dancing-entertainment. On Navy'Grid Squad PAUL GILLCRIST ANNAPOLIS. Md., Sept. 1—Paul tllcrist, 52 Porterfield pi.. Free-port, N.Y.. is one of the 72 candi-dates who have reported to Coach George Saner of the U.S. Naval Acedemy varsity football team. He s a tackle and hopes to make the Annapolis eleven which will open a nine-game schedule with a contest against Southern California in Los Angeles on Saturday, Sept. 24. Legion to Process Insurance Claims service Clinton FIVE CENTSTA COPY 13 Stores Figure In $200,000 Real Estate Sale Here Brooklyn Company Buys 184xl41-Foot Plot At Merrick and Church Thirteen stores fronting on West Merrick rd., and Church st., are in-cluded in a $200.000 real estate tran-saction that was consummated on Monday. The property fronts 184 feet on West Merrick rd., and 141 Church st., and is located on the southwest corner of Interior Park-ing Field No. 2. It was purchased by the Berfram Realty Corp., 44 Court st., Brooklyn from Mrs. Mary A Pettit, widow of Stephen P. Pettit. Abraham W Yanoff, of the Brooklyn adress, rep-resented the purchasers and Leo Fisliel looked after Mrs. Pettit's in-terest. The stores involved in the sale are Bernhard's Pharmacy, David Solo-mon, clothier; Freeport Beauty Shop, Mutual Merchandise Mart, Henry' Inc., insurance; Gayle Hat Shop, Seling Jaffe, upholster; Mrs. Anna Natter, knitting supplies? Gre-aney's Cafe, the New York]State Motor Vehicle office, Eleanor Gary, typist; the Freeport Press and M. Dollinger, furrier. > v?,/ Five of the stores on Merrick road., are one-story structures, : . a committee which rest o£ the plot comprises ,. the brick,: ** UBOut to ' ' V^ P°st ald ,. building occupied by' stores flrst floor with apartments, above. All present tenants have leases, To list all the coveted awards that have been won by Chubby Jack-sin -would mean writing a book. ("A Young Man with a Beard and A Bass.") He toured Europe last season and appeared at many command performances. The attendance at his various shows broke most all-time •ecords. He attained nation-wide fame with his string bass when he won he coveted Esquire New Star Award in 1945, The Esquire Gold Star Award in 1946, as well as many Downbeat and Metronome Magazine rizes.- His "Lemon Drop" and Woody Herman recording of "Caledonia" re now collectors items. He invented the now universally-used five string ass as manufactured by'tlie Key Bass Instrument Company of Chicago. •Je also is an accomplished pianist. - * * * • This is Freeport's gift to the world of show business and music, hubby Jackson. His "Chubby's Headquarters" at 64 So. Grove st. .has ecome the rendezvous of many featured musicians, because it is his elief thai now, when the music business is at a low ebb, he can create ailor-made combinations that fit the demand of the public. This way e intends to offer an outlet for the talented before their artistry suffers rom non-use. Chubby Jackson "A press agent's dream with musical entertainment from a fiddel to a symphony orchestra." taking care of the matter. The committee was organized at a meeting Monday night. From now j ns to Sept. JO, the committee members he nvntlablry nltfhtly frctm R to , ssistance In several of which expire May 1. next while others rim t Eevera 5> NO information could be obtained to what plans the purchasers tor the property. Ono rumor in circulation Is that a Sears Roe- 10 o'clock and Saturdays from 1 to buck & Co., store will be located in 4 P.M.. for the convenience of vet- the block, but this could not be veri-ernns desiring to have their Divi- ned. Another is that the five one-dend claims processed, To speed story taxpayers are to be replaced by matters he nsks applicants to hnve a more .substantial building, but this their policy serial numbers available. aj.so js onjy a rumor. It is the l&rg- Mr. Mountcastle issued n warning Jest real estate transaction that has taken place in Freeport in sometime. '& today against any veteran paying; a fee to anyone for this 'service. Besides chairman Mountcastle the j KT t j c T «, 1V>I * members of the committee are Harry "OlCd OOCCCf 1 earns meet Hanssen, Joseph H. Gray, jr., Austin Tonight in PBC Benefit A. 'Montross, George V. Maurer. Robert N. 'Johnson, jr., Henry New-berger, Hubert B. McClellan, Fred-erick Gilbert, E. A. Robson, E. Wil-lard Helland and James Hunley. 100 'Soapboxes' Entered In Derby Planned By Legion Decoration Day t More than TOO drivers jjnd t h e i r -pushers are expected to participate in the annual Labor Day tSoupbnx Derby to be staged by William Clinton Story Post, A. L., at the .Municipal Stadium Monday at 1 o'clock. ' And more = : than 100 local individuals have do-nated prizes for the event so there will be enough awards to go around, among all except those who finish far out of the running. The program will begin with a "grand entry" with all the. entrants parading around the- track. •-, The driver of the best appearing car will receive a wrist watch, and his push- •er a camera. To select the finalists, th,ere will be six preliminary heats, and for the. owner of the "car" that' makes .the best time in these heats a $5 savings account .will be ope'hed . in one of the local banks. There will be worth-while awards for-the win-ners of the final .race and several of the runners-up. Louis DaSilva is chairman of the Legion's Soapbox Derby committee. Before the races get under way, the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will give an exhibition. The Labor Day midget auto meet will follow the "derby." In addition to those announced as having given prizes last week, Mr. DaSilva listed the following today: Hoffman Beverage-Co.. Buyview Phnr-mafcy, (Julfey Cif?ar Store, Nick Rizzi, Ivy ,Bohn, Ernest Lttmb, Kipper's Phar-macy, Harvey Stordcur, Hank'n Candy Store, ^Inrtfrove Service Station, Grove Pet Shop, V. Hunter Clothes, Inc., China Town Citfe, Hunk O'Yarn Knjttery, Glic-mun'fi Photo SCudioa, Precision Watch Service, Ideal Floorn, Inc., Georgia Lun-cheonette. Town Cleaners, Smltp Motors, John T. Kroner, Luntor's Jewelers, Jrv-intf UIHan, Freeport Tailoring Service, Dr. M. fJeorK'-1 /wenben? and Everett C. Furmann. - ' Also Sheriff H. Alfred Vollmer, Flau-ter'w Toyland, John" E. Gnrlin, Lorraine Studios, drove St. Launderaidc, Free-port Nash Motors, Norbrook1 Service Sta-tioji, Lyronn, Duryea, Floriflt; Nassau Hobby Shop, Frederick' Gilbert, Anthony Cdentuno, C. & R. Cafeteria, William Castle. JamCH Arthur, Osi-ar Pull/,, Wil-liam Jud^e, Robert JniiMnnn, I. Ix.-st--r Wood, ri'iil estate; Duve's ttmnilwiiy Ciirar Store, Morrin Horn, J. & H. Service Station, Abe Lilwak and Nikki's M-M-ta'urant. P. O. Department Issues New Book on Regulations V Postmaster Edward A. Rice an-nounced today-the issuance by the Post Office Department of a pub-lication, "Postal Laws and Regula-tions of 1948," which supersedes the 1940 edition. The publication, he continued, nas a numbering and title system, differing from the earl-ier edition.- He called especial attention^te/the fact that Section No. 610 inythe 1940 issue, covering businessjXply card Stores to Continue Present Closing Hours Melvin J. Baumann, chairman of the Freeport Mcrcnant's Council, announced today that the store hours introduced early in July would continue to be observed by the mem-bers of the group. Under this ar-rangement the stores are open Thursday and Friday nights and closed Saturdays after G o'clock. Several chain stores have failed to comply with the Saturday night closing plan due to orders' from headquarters while several local merchants have broken the agree-ment. Freeporters will have an oppor-tunity to see two top-notch soccer teams in action tonight when the Swiss Americans of Brooklyn, take on the Hungarian-Americans at the Municipal Stadium for the benefit of the Freeport Police Boys Club-* squad. .Play will be called at 8:30. Soccer has been added to the list of sports sponsored by the P.B.C. and the .local lads will be seen in action during the autuirin season. Henry Moller, long asociat-ed. the game, is coaching the boys. Funds derived from the game will be used to purchase equipment for the local team. Daniel Friedman and a group of members of Temple B'nai Israel have purhcased 54 shirts for mem-bers of the Freeport soccer team. They will be worn by the boys when they engage in their first game. and envelop permits is now entitled Section 34.9. -. *"For the time -being," he advised, "and until further notice, cards and envelope's bearing the inscription Section 510, P.L. & R. will be accept-able. However,, it is requested that when you order additional cards or envelopes from your printer you have him use the new title,'namely Section 34.9." Helen Wheeler Backfrom Quatemala; Eyewitness Of Revolution In July .Miss Helen Wlierlrr, daughter of .Mrs. iMarirarrt 7^ Randal] ave., is had; from ( J u a t e i n a l a City, ( U i a t e i i n l a , with l . h r i l l i n j r eye-witness accounts of the throe-day revolution that broke out in that city on July 18. Miss Wheeler lived during the sum-mer in a house built and occupied by Gen. Jorge Ubico, former Guata-mala dictator. . Police Headquarters was located on the same street as the insurgent forces started fighting, the police re-turned the fire holding the rebel forces at bay until the Government troops arrived.- A government man, suspected of being am.ohg the fo-mentors of the outbreak, was shot and fell wounded against the. front; door of the Ubico house. The girls took him into the place and gave him first aid, but he later succumbed to his wounds'. • Suspecting that Gen. Ubico was involved1 in the revolution, the troops turned their' guns on the j\puse and shot out the windows. Miss Whee-ler, the only girl in the'place who could speak Spanish; was afraid she might be taken away for question-ing. However, fighting finally end-ed in the area ari'd.none of the oc-cupants of the building was injured or molested. • Miss Wheeler anted home this week after spending, the summer in Central America as a student at the Escuela de Verano. of the Univer-stty of San. Carlos," Guatamala City, completing ^her studies in. Spanish. She visited such places as Antigua, Chichicastenango, Lake Atilan and El Progresso. •* \ • ', • \ i- A
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Truck Manufacturing in South Africa industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market share, market size (value and volume 2008-12, and forecast to 2017). The profile also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market.
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The Wilson College field hockey team captured a 3-2 win over Frostburg State University tonight, marking their second win of the season. The Phoenix bounced back in the win column as they held their lead against the Bobcats and reclaimed their offensive spark.
The Phoenix scored early against Frostburg 6:46 into the game when junior Hillary Swartz scored unassisted to put Wilson on the board. The Bobcats responded with a goal of their own 16:55 in the first half, balancing the score 1-1. Senior Victoria Whitbred netted a goal past the Bobcats defense with help from senior Brittany Smith to put the Phoenix back on top. Wilson widened their lead when sophomore Taylor Crouse recorded a goal to give the Phoenix a 3-1 advantage at the half.
The second half was a quiet for a long duration before Frostburg attempted a late comeback and scored during the 63:25 mark. Wilson was able to stop the Bobcats late rally as they secured the victory with tough defense. Sophomore Gina Weigold had an impressive night in goal tallying 12 saves. The Phoenix were accurate in their shooting attempts against Frostburg as they totaled six shots and six shots on goal during the game.
Wilson returns to action on Friday, September 20th when they travel to Bridgewater College for a 6pm game.
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By Gordon Meyer
Back in the late 1970s, I co-produced a tribute to playwright/screenwriter Neil Simon for the USC School of Cinematic Arts at one of the most prolific periods in Simon's career on Broadway and Hollywood. His movie "The Sunshine Boys" came out to deservedly rave reviews just a few years before this event, so needless to say, that movie figured prominently in our tribute.
It was a contemporary piece at the time, depicting a pair of aging vaudevillians, Al Lewis and Willie Clark, given one last opportunity for a national spotlight in the form of a featured sequence on a CBS network TV special on the history of comedy where they would recreate one of their most famous skits. The only problem was, Lewis and Clark hadn't spoken in over 10 years and hated each other. Jack Benny was originally signed to play Al Lewis, but had to back out due to health issues. He encouraged his best friend George Burns to take on the role that would ultimately earn him an Oscar and revive his career. Even though technically he was a good 20 years too young for the part, Walter Matthau played Willie Clark as if the role were tailor made for him.
It's 40 years later and a revival of the play that premiered in London's West End last year to rave reviews is now at the Ahmanson for a brief run starring Danny DeVito as Willie and his former "Taxi" co-star Judd Hirsch as Al. If you can set aside memories of the movie, you're in for an exceptionally entertaining evening of theatre. I say this because the movie itself is so memorable both in the way Simon adapted his own play to the screen and opened up the action and the iconic performances of Matthau and Burns. But plays and movies are very different animals and have to be judged on their own merits.
Even though Simon himself updated the story for a mediocre television version starring Woody Allen and Peter Falk in 1995, director Thea Sharrock, who also directed the 2012 London revival with DeVito, wisely keeps the play set in its original 1972 time period and context. That's important because to me, playing vintage vaudeville against the era of baby boomer television forms an important historical context for the drama and laughs. Here was a team who had performed together for over 40 years. They had come up in vaudeville and even successfully worked in the early days of television and its plethora of variety shows. But in 1972, times and public tastes were dramatically changing and the comedy of Lewis and Clark was from a bygone era. It was something that Willie Clark couldn't accept even though his partner Al Lewis saw the writing on the wall a decade before.
This is the first time I've seen the play, so my point of reference is the 1975 movie, which is a genuine classic. Needless to say, it's a challenge to watch other actors in these roles without mentally comparing them to Matthau and Burns. But DeVito, who starred in the recent London revival, makes the role of Willie Clark his own. He's cantankerous, manipulative, forgetful and ultimately charming. There's also an interesting physical contrast between DeVito and Hirsch because of the vast difference in their heights, but Sharrock didn't take advantage of that.
While Hirsch was good as Al Lewis, he frankly was not the strong counterpoint to Willie Clark that Simon's story calls for, though the chemistry between him and DeVito is undeniable. I just didn't completely buy him as a former comedy star the way I bought DeVito's performance. Admittedly, my point of reference was George Burns' Oscar winning performance, which was so nuanced. But there's a scene in the first act when Lewis and Clark rearrange the furniture in Clark's apartment to simulate the set for the sketch they're going to do on TV where the interaction and timing between the two actors is exquisite.
Justin Bartha, as Ben, Willie Clark's nephew and agent, has the challenging job of playing straight man and referee to the pair. Bartha pulls off this balancing act quite well, with humor, compassion and more than a little frustration and impatience. While it's not a showy role, it's a critical one that Bartha handles with a solid sense of humanity.
Unlike the movie, the play has only two locations – Willie Clark's apartment and the TV studio where they run through their sketch. Sharrock makes the most of those locales, using the space effectively to help her cast tell the story. While much of the business on stage was carefully scripted by Simon, especially the aforementioned scene where Lewis and Clark move furniture around, Sharrock's staging and timing of those bits of business are spot on. Another of the joys of the play is seeing an expanded version of the classic "Doctor sketch" that Lewis and Clark were so famous for. Simon lovingly recreates vintage and mildly risqué vaudevillian comedy for this scene which was considerably truncated in the movie.
All in all, this production of "The Sunshine Boys" is wonderfully entertaining. It's a real treat to see this on stage reunion of "Taxi" co-stars in a play that retains its humanity and humor in a timeless manner.
As an aside, I ran into Neil Simon in the lobby on opening night. He was genuinely excited about seeing this production and the sold out crowd. While I did not have the opportunity to speak with him after the performance, I can't help but think he was pleased with the way his play holds up and how audiences in 2013 laugh just as much as they did 40 years earlier.
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"To be honest, I cant remember how I got my on my back," Te Huna admitted in his UFC on FUEL TV post-fight interview. "I asked my coach how I ended up on my back I thought it was a takedown and he said it wasnt a takedown. He threw a head kick at me and I ended up on my back so I was that close to being finished."
Genetics, skill and a whole lot of luck most likely went into surviving that kind of scare. It was pretty clear from the replay that Te Huna was -- for all intents and purposes -- was not all "there." Nonetheless, he made it out of the round and then roared back to win the final two, extending his win streak to four inside the Octagon.
"Just putting in a lot of hours and hard work in the gym," Te Huna said about overcaming the knockdown in the first round: "Ive been in that position before and been hurt and come out and try to stay on top and stay dominant. Eventually he started wearing down a bit and gassing a bit and thats when I took advantage."
Te Huna would go onto earn a unanimous decision, which means that he now has five wins in six attempts under the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) banner. His lone loss during that span was to top 205-pound division contender, Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 127 back in Feb. 2011.
And it's the kind of high-caliber fight he'd like to now revisit that he has a few more wins under his belt.
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NXT Hexapod
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11 comments:
- Armagon said...
That is a great design! I hope someone has more details, as I'd love to see some photos.
- Oct 5, 2009, 1:08:00 PM
- Shep said...
That is awsome. It seems like this person gets about 6 degrees of freedom out of 3 motors. Very nice.
- Oct 6, 2009, 5:27:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Quite convincing capabilities of navigation indeed!
I'd love to see some detail pictures of the hexapod...
The video has been uploaded by the editor of the Visual Art and Obscure Technology blog - maybe he knows more about the robot and its maker?
- Oct 6, 2009, 9:38:00 PM
- gusjanss said...
Pretty wild to be browsing NXT STEP only to see your own robot featured.
This is my robot. I displayed it last weekend, along with a bunch on other stuff, at BrickCon 2009 in Seattle (where I live).
Besides walking in funny patterns it does a few other things. It is primarily designed for the Walking Robot Race where the robot has to walk the length of the arena, about 6', turn around, and walk back to where it started. For the walking robot race it uses LED lights placed at each end of the arena as beacons and there is a light sensor on the robot to help it stay on track. Interesting note, the sensor is actually on the back of robot facing forward looking through a narrow channel under the NXT. As the robot walks, the sensor scans the horizon for the light and adjusts each step to stay on track.
I will try to take some more photos and post on the net.
If anyone is in Seattle this weekend then come to Robothon at the Center House of the Seattle Center. Me and my Hexapod will be there along with a few other robots.
- Oct 10, 2009, 3:40:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
So this robot of your's was the winning one of Brickworld's walking competition then, right?
- Oct 11, 2009, 12:28:00 AM
- gusjanss said...
Yes, well, it was BrickCon here in Seattle, not BrickWorld.
- Oct 11, 2009, 11:29:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Please shoot me an email when you can - jktechwriter at gmail dot com - I have someone who would like to speak to you about your hexapod. Thanks.
- Oct 15, 2009, 11:26:00 PM
- Aaron said...
This robot is one of the most compact robots of all hexapods! I love it!
- Oct 30, 2009, 11:07:00 AM
- Mirakle said...
Hi Gus,
Would you mind giving us a few more details about your robot (instructions for building parts of it, etc.)?
Thx in advance
- Oct 31, 2009, 9:28:00 PM
- megamindstorm101 said...
absolutely spectacular i love these robots with legs that move like that they are just amazing.
- Nov 26, 2009, 5:47:00 PM
- Gus said...
I have uploaded more photos and a video on flickr of the Hexapod walker. You can find it here:
Hexapod Set on Flickr
- Feb 5, 2010, 10:32:00 AM


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1867 – Birthday – First female self-made millionaire, Sarah Breedlove, creator Madam C. J. Walker Manufacturing Company
1888 – Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh cuts off his left ear
1930 – Bette Davis arrives in Hollywood under contract to Universal Studios
1938 – Margaret Hamilton's costume catches fire in filming of "Wizard of Oz"
1938 – Robert Herrick, US writer (Chimes), dies at 70
1951 – First coast-to-coast televised football game (Dumont paid $75,000) LA Rams beat Cleveland Browns 24-17 in NFL championship game
1964 – Birthday – Eddie Vedder, American heavy metal singer (Pearl Jam-Justine)
1971 – Birthday – Corey Haim, Toronto, actor (Silver Bullet, Lucas, License to Drive)
1972 – Steelers turns around a 7-6 defeat with a last second touchdown reception against Raiders to win 13-7
1973 – "Young & Restless" premieres on TV
1987 – Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, serving a life sentence for attempted assassination of President Gerald R. Ford escapes from Alderson Prison
1997 – Woody Allen, 62 weds Soon-Yi Previn 27, adopted daughter of Mia Farrow
2007 – Actress Katherine Heigl (29) weds singer-songwriter Josh Kelley (27) at Stein Eriksen Lodge in Park City, Utah
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By Shawn Clarke, Contributing NFL Editor
(SportsNetwork.com) - "We Must Protect This House!"
That was an early slogan for Under Armour and translates well into all sports.
The Philadelphia Eagles haven't been on board lately as far as taking care of business at home and will try to stop a 10-game losing streak at Lincoln Financial Field Sunday versus the NFC East-rival Washington Redskins.
Philadelphia is 0-4 this season at the Linc and last prevailed as the host more than a year ago on Sept. 30 versus the New York Giants. The Giants were the last team to hand the Eagles another home loss on Oct. 27 in an ugly 15-7 finish and wide receiver DeSean Jackson feels the mood should be different.
"(We need) everybody in the stands really encouraging instead of the opposite," Jackson told CSNPhilly.com. "Trying to get that energy to be on our side. I feel like it's against us sometimes."
Jackson wasn't done there.
"We already have to beat our opponent. Now we're trying to fight our fans," Jackson continued. "That energy to help us go out there and help us (get an) interception, delay of game penalty, whatever it is, we need them on our side, not against us.
"Can't blame anybody but ourselves for losing a game. As long as we have that energy to help us go out there and win, that's all we need."
Chip Kelly's team is an impressive 5-1 on the road and came away with a 27-13 win last weekend against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Quarterback Nick Foles made his second straight start in place of the injured Michael Vick (hamstring) and passed for 228 yards with three touchdowns, one week after lighting up Oakland for an NFL-record seven TDs with 406 yards passing.
Foles will get the nod again, and rightfully so, and has 16 touchdown passes to zero interceptions on the season. Foles needs four more touchdown passes to tie Peyton Manning for the most TDs to start a season without throwing an INT. Manning set the NFL record earlier this season, while Foles has thrown 173 passes without a pick.
Still, the second-year quarterback said he still has room to improve.
"I feel like I've improved a lot, but there's still a lot of improving to do," said Foles, who said he made some "ill-advised decisions" in Green Bay.
Either way the Eagles came out on top for their second straight win and fourth in six weeks. The Eagles and Dallas Cowboys are even atop the NFC East, but the latter has the tie-breaker by virtue of a win back on Oct. 20 and a better record in the division and conference.
The Eagles, who are second in rushing yards (153.1), fourth in total yards (413.4) and ninth in passing yards (260.3), are scheduled to play their next three games at home and have a bye week after the Redskins matchup.
Washington has a 1-4 record on the road and an overall mark of 3-6, which is even with the Giants. It still has an outside shot at making a run for two straight NFC East titles, but put a wrench in those plans with last Thursday's 34-27 loss at Minnesota.
The Redskins had a chance at the end.
Robert Griffin III and the Redskins took over from their own 20 with 3:36 to play. Despite having no timeouts, Washington was able to move the ball down the field. Jordan Reed's 17-yard catch moved the ball to the 8-yard line. Following a run by Roy Helu and two incomplete passes, Griffin lofted a fourth-down pass to Santana Moss, who caught the ball but was out of bounds.
"It felt like we were in control, and when you walk off the field with a loss, it's very disheartening," Griffin said, "but I don't think anyone on this team is going to quit."
RGIII knows first hand what it's like to face a 3-6 hole. That's what occurred last season and the Redskins ripped off seven straight wins to capture a division crown and host a playoff game. Head coach Mike Shanahan lighted a fire under the team, saying it's time to evaluate for next season. It worked in his favor and the players responded.
"When we were 3-6 a year ago, we had one goal and that was to improve and become 4-6, and to do that we have to have a group effort," Shanahan said.
Washington has a potent offense just like Philadelphia and is third in rushing yards (151.2), fifth in total yards (410.4) and ninth in scoring (25.6). Running back Alfred Morris has quietly led the offense and has rushed for 448 yards and two scores in the past four weeks. Morris is third in the NFL with 825 rushing yards to go along with five rushing TDs.
Morris will face an improved Eagles defense and isn't going to back down.
"When I've got the ball in my hands, it's like, 'Get as much as you can.' I refuse to let one person tackle me," Morris told ESPN 980. "It's going to take a gang of you guys to tackle me. That's just my mindset. Each play is my last play and that's the way that I look at it and I try to do as much as I can on that one play.
"If you watch a lot of players who go down pretty fast, watch their legs. First thing (that) stops is their legs. If you don't have your legs (moving), you're not going anywhere."
The Redskins, who have lost three in a row on the road, received 45 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries from Morris in a season-opening 34-27 loss to the Eagles. The Eagles racked up 443 yards of offense and were led by Vick and LeSean McCoy that day. McCoy, the NFL's leading rusher with 932 yards, grinded out 184 yards and a score on 31 yards in that one.
Washington leads the all-time series which started back in 1934 by an 81-72-6 margin, but the Eagles have won four of the past six in this series. The series is five apiece in games played at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Redskins defense can take a page out of the Eagles' stop unit in defending the run. The Eagles were able to slow down Lacy and the 'Skins are faced with a similar obstacle against McCoy. McCoy talked about the matchup and what's different since a Week 1 encounter.
"A lot has changed since game one," McCoy said. "We don't really look at that game and think we're going to have the same results. We're going to watch tape and get the game plan together and be ready to execute on Sunday. A lot of teams are trying to stack the box and want us to win the game by throwing the ball, and we're doing that. I'm curious to see how they play us and what type of different stunts they pull."
While the Redskins want to improve their pass rush and force Foles to beat them, they have to take McCoy out of his game and give him barely any daylight to run. Philadelphia's offensive line could be without All-Pro left tackle Jason Peters Sunday. Peters suffered two different injuries at Green Bay and his quad and pectoral issue has him day-to-day.
Allen Barbre will start in Peters' place and took over last week.
Washington will try to establish a pass rush to get Foles off his game and Redskins linebacker Ryan Kerrigan explained that.
"You want to be able to get pressure with your down four," Kerrigan said. "It's kind of disappointing for all of us up front, not just Brian (Orakpo) and myself.
"I think we have had to rely too much on blitzes to get pressure and you don't want to do that."
Kerrigan said Foles "looks pretty comfortable" in the offense and that the Eagles' run game sets up the big plays down the field. That's where Washington's secondary comes into play with DeAngelo Hall, Reed Doughty, Brandon Meriweather and Josh Wilson.
Hall is aware of the importance of this game.
"It's about executing, getting down to the fundamentals, tackling, doing the little things that we have been doing since we were little kids to be successful in football," Hall said. "That's what we have to get back to, that's what we have to hang our hat on to win football games."
The Eagles could unveil new weapon Brad Smith, a versatile receiver and return specialist who signed on this week, to jump into the mix with Jackson, McCoy and even Riley Cooper, who's contributions the last few weeks have been immense.
Philly's defense has to be wary of what Griffin, Morris and the offense can bring, but has improved over the past month or so. While the offense has racked up at least 400 yards in eight of the first 10 games, the defense has held the opposition to 21 points or less in each of the last six games.
The Eagles' linebackers, especially DeMeco Ryans in the middle, has to be ready for a fist fight Sunday. Ryans could be playing without linebacker Mychal Kendricks alongside him after the second-year player suffered a knee injury against the Packers. Safety Earl Wolff (knee) also went down and both players are day-to-day.
Philadelphia has seven interceptions in four division games this season.
The Eagles can take over the NFC East with a win Sunday because the Cowboys are in their bye week. But the stigma of losing 10 in a row at home will most likely have the hosts come out tense. Either way, the Eagles' offense is too good to fall flat on its face after recent weeks.
If the Philly team from the past two games shows up, then they'll be in good shape. If the offense from losses to Dallas and New York rears its ugly head, then consecutive loss No. 11 at the Linc will be a sure thing.
In a matchup between two high-powered offenses and talented running backs, the Eagles will finally win at home behind another efficient effort by Foles and Bill Davis' defense.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Eagles 31, Redskins 20


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Woodley practices, Harrison doesn'tPosted by on December 12, 2012 – 4:14 pm
Linebacker LaMarr Woodley was a full participant in practice on Wednesday, with hopes of returning to action this week after missing the last two games with an ankle injury.
"I did everything today," said Woodley. "I practiced the whole time from individuals to every team period. So I was out there the entire time."
Woodley injured the ankle in the second quarter against Cleveland on Nov. 25, and missed the Baltimore and San Diego games.
"It's always tough watching from the sideline, but when you're on the sideline, you can do a lot," said Woodley. "It's almost like I was a player/coach. So when Jason Worilds was out there, I was telling him things that maybe I can see, what the offensive tackle was doing, just being out there helping one and other."
While Woodley practiced, eight players sat out including tackles Mike Adams (ankle) and Willie Colon (knee) and cornerback Ike Taylor (ankle), all who have been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys.
Also missing practice were cornerbacks Cortez Allen (groin) and Keenan Lewis (hip), linebacker James Harrison (illness), safety Troy Polamalu (not injury related), and wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders (shoulder).
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By Devin Nelsen on Dec 12, 2012 | Reply
I'm really worried about the Steelers season this year, so far its turned out to be a rough one, what with all our injuries and big loses to teams I know we are better than. So all we can do is cross our fingers and hope for a win against the Cowboys.
By Ryan on Dec 12, 2012 | Reply
This is what i learned when you had a dissapointing lose in a football game you were supposed to win; you just have to accept it and look forward, but you have to play better than you did the last game. Make every play better than the last one.
By Joshua Coates on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Here is a question. Now before I say this I understand injuries are partof the game, but with that being said. Who is our condition coach and why is he still here? I mean for the last 4 years our team as had injury after injury to person after person. Why is this overlooked so much? I love my team and will ride to the end but it's been on my mind for years now. SMH
By Jon on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Look if you a true steelers fan you would no be worried!!!!! look this is when the steelers on go to get hot!!!! both the ravens and bengals have hard remaining games. i like are chances to finish with three wins. we would be 10-6. we've done worst and won he super bowl and think if we bring it on together we will make a super run in the playoffs.
By Jerry on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
I have been a true Steelers Fan for more than 30 years. In my opinion the Steelers are victim to thier own success. Late round picks have filled the Roster with back up talent that is falling below the competition when called apon. The next Three drafs will be very important and could impact the the next 10 years. Key veterans will be leaving soon. Who do we have that will replace them?
By bryan on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Im not worried, for some reason the Steelers always play down to the level of a terrible team but can always beat the hard teams.. so when it comes the the playoff (cuz they WILL make it) they should be able to win against the better teams… Remember they won the suoerbowl as a 6th seed wildcard team!!! Lets GO STEELERS!!!
By Richard Baldwin on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Football is a great game, and it is so because it requires a lot of preparation and commitment in order to make things happen, we see so often that the best prepared teams usually produced the best results, but make no mistake, and I don't know if there is an statistic about this in a game that has them all, but the truly successful teams, the ones that achieve beyond expectations, are the ones that can put their souls and spirits in to the field. These are, and always will be the fundamentals to create a dynasty like the one we so strongly believe in: The Pittsburgh Steelers.
By Rob Hiles on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Well, when there are injuries you end up with less experienced players filling in, that however does not excuse a team for poor performances against competition they should be able to handle with ease. The focus of this years squad does not seem to fit the focus of the teams in recent history who have been playoff teams, conference champions, and superbowl winners. There is NO MARGIN FOR ERROR at this point. Disciplined play is needed to achieve the goal that every team has at the outset of each season. Fumbles due to mishandling the football, jumping offside on offense when you know the snap count, holding on a return, or a running play, these things happen in games, but at the rate they have transpired this season show a lack of FOCUS.
By tbird on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
We must beat DAllas!!!
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2 escape fire with help of KSL photographer, off-duty firefighter
06/14/2013 6:12pmA fast-acting Murray firefighter, a KSL-TV photographer and six fire crews worked together to help a family whose home caught fire Friday morning.
Park City bans summer fireworks citing wildfire concerns
06/14/2013 6:13pmPark City leaders are concerned a wildfire could happen to their city, with steep slopes on both sides of town, plenty of dry fuels and hotter weather ahead.
Teen accused of killing 2 brothers will remain in custody
06/14/2013 6:19pmA 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with the deaths of his two younger brothers will remain in custody at the request of his attorneys in an effort for them to continue discussions with prosecutors about possible charges.
Thieves use stolen SUV to break in to auto repair shop
06/14/2013 6:46pmTwo cars are missing and two automotive shop owners are frustrated after thieves stole two vehicles, using one of them to break into a business just down the road, all in broad daylight.
How to prepare for fire season
06/14/2013 6:56pmTwo Thursday night fires in Utah County served as a reminder that fire season is upon the state. Wildfires may not be entirely preventable, but steps can be taken to help prevent fires and to prepare your home and family in case of evacuation.
Crews in no hurry to put out fires at Dinosaur National Monument
06/14/2013 7:04pmA storm that moved through Utah and Colorado on Thursday touched-off a series of small fires at Dinosaur National Monument, east of Vernal near the Colorado border. At least two of those fires were still burning today.
Family of teen charged with referee's death feels 'horrible'
06/14/2013 7:54pmThe family of a 17-year-old accused of punching and killing a soccer referee during a game apologized to the victim's family Friday. The teen pleaded not guilty to the homicide charge Friday.
140 artists create 80 murals in Chalk Art Festival
06/14/2013 8:11pmCrouching on their hands and knees, chalk artists began creating murals in the annual Chalk Art Festival at the Gateway Mall Friday afternoon.
Sick husband serenades wife with love song from hospital bed
06/14/2013 8:29pmAfter being hospitalized for bladder cancer and hip surgery from a bad fall, an Orem man was afraid his time on Earth was short and wanted to let his wife of 66 years know that he loved her. Their sweet moment was caught on camera and the video has gone viral.
Stalemate in quest to save Point of the Mountain
06/14/2013 10:06pmPeople who use the Point of the Mountain as a recreational haven for paragliding and hang gliding have reached a stalemate with state and local officials.
Parker Jensen cancer free 10 years later
06/14/2013 10:14pmIn 2003, doctors diagnosed a Utah boy with a cancer called ewing sarcoma. His parents didn't agree with the diagnosis and the state tried in vain to force Parker Jensen to undergo chemotherapy. Fast forward a decade, the now 22-year-old and his bride-to-be just tied the knot.
Logan Summerfest fills tabernacle yard
06/14/2013 10:57pmGood food, good music and plenty to do. Logan ushered in the season with their annual Summerfest.
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