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posted Jun 26th - 7:40pm
The last 48 hours have been all about the draft picks for the Utah Jazz as the team introduced former Kentucky forward Trey Lyles and Boston College Olivier Hanlan during a Friday news conference.
For Trey Lyles, it's all about the little things
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posted Jun 26th - 12:01am
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Utah Jazz select Olivier Hanlan with No. 42 pick
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The Utah Jazz have selected Olivier Hanlan with the No. 42 pick of the NBA draft. The team used its first second-round pick on the 6-foot-4, 186-pound guard from Boston College after taking Kentucky forward Trey Lyles with the No. 12 overall pick.
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After a lot of teasing, the mystery script project is finally revealed. Enjoy!
Just to get that out of the way: this is not a Kickstarter, crowd-funding or other monetary "fan project".
What is Star Trek: Terran all about?
There is, currently, an ever-growing discussion about Star Trek, and especially the future of the franchise.
As a fan, I thought it was finally time to advance that discussion.
Specifically, I wanted to bring to the table a realistic way Star Trek could be brought back to TV. Not a fan-fiction, and not a web-series (or combinations thereof).
I ended up writing a 1-hour original spec pilot off that idea, which I am now posting online. No strings attached.
Terran is what, I believe, a new Star Trek show HAS to be: a fresh take on the franchise.
This is not a generic "re-imagining" or general reboot/remake/sequel.
It is my version of a viable modern Star Trek series, trying to work within the realities of the mythology and television industry.
The show is also supposed (and meant) to be accessible to everyone, including non-Trekkies.
If you're at least sci-fi curious, you're more than welcomed to partake in the script reading. The more the merrier!
I don't consider Terran to be a pitch, nor do I expect it to be actually made by anyone any time soon.
It's an experiment. A proof of concept.
Over the next couple of days, I'll delve even more into the project through two additional posts.
One about the state of the Star Trek franchise, and the other about the writing/spec side of this particular script (and why I chose to post it).
In the meantime, let me finally introduce to you the project.
Presenting Star Trek: Terran
Frequently Asked Questions
Time to answer a few (soon-to-be) common questions about Terran.
Is this yet another "dark and gritty" attempt at a beloved franchise?
Short answer: no. There's a difference between being realistic, and being dark & gritty.
I'll go in depth about this very point in tomorrow's post, but suffice it to say that Terran is not trying to be Battlestar Galactica: Starfleet Edition (or the awkwardly bleak Star Trek Renegades).
Is this set in the Bad Robot/NuTrek-verse?
The Terran pilot works in both the prime or new timeline.
Though if there's a new Star Trek series made in the coming decade, it will probably be set in the NuTrek-verse.
Yes, I'm saying that in full knowledge of the different TV/movie copyright holders (CBS v. Paramount).
Isn't the franchise called STAR Trek for a reason? And by reason I mean STARS.
I personally believe the Star Trek franchise is about one thing: exploration.
Whether that literally means exploring the stars, or more metaphorically an exploration of humanity, that's up to the shows (and, to various degrees, the movies).
After 700+ episodes, I do think that taking the literal concept of a trek throughout the stars is a bit tiring, especially for a "new take".
Sure, you could do a show in the 25th century. The ships would be sleeker, maybe there'd be a Romulan on board or something. It would basically be "the NEXT next generation". But it wouldn't feel new, and would be compared ad nauseam to its 90s counterpart.
One of the reasons the television franchise started to burn out (even before Enterprise) was because of a lack of drive, and novelty factor. There are only so many "reactor failure" stories.
Terran, to me, still fits the above description. It's ultimately closer to what Deep Space 9 brought to the table: real and (hopefully) interesting situations with a backdrop of human introspection. It's self-exploration (or self-reflection).
Isn't Earth a utopia by the 23rd century?
"It's easy to be a saint in Paradise." — Commander Sisko (DS9 — 2×21)
It is well known that Gene Roddenberry's uncompromising stance on a utopian version of Earth was a point of dissension and controversy among some of the shows' writers.
The planet was barely a focal point of The Original Series. The question was more about how "evolved" humanity had become in the future.
By the time the utopian concept was being explored in the latter shows, that vision had already been challenged in the canon. In other words, it was never really explored as faithfully being the utopia. Of course, this very comment is itself a point of dissension among Star Trek fans.
TOS didn't have to legitimately deal head-on with this vision, so there was no reason to even question it.
DS9, and Enterprise to a different extent, both wanted to explore the cost of this utopia.
And if you think The Next Generation is exempt from this contemplation, take a look at the featured Starfleet admirals on the show. There's a reason why all of them turn out to be "bad guys".
It's the characters that are always striving to keep these ideals.
Maybe there's a reason why the Earth hasn't been a focus of Star Trek stories. Midi-chlorians, anyone?
I'd say that the equivalent to the Star Wars "Force" would actually be all the technology used in Trek. Therefore, midi-chlorians = treknobabble.
More importantly, Earth has been used at some point in every Star Trek series. It's even my opinion that the some of the best and most compelling episodes of the entire franchise are set on Earth (or directly connected to it). Examples include:
The Next Generation: Family/The First Duty (4×02 / 5×19)
Deep Space 9: Homefront/Paradise Lost (4×11 / 4×12)
Voyager: In the Flesh/Pathfinder (5×04 / 6×10)
Enterprise: Demons/Terra Prime (4×20 / 4×21)
This is just the tip of the iceberg.
Terran is is about giving a new perspective on something that has been in the background of Star Trek for nearly half a century.
It is delving, head first, into this part of the universe, (ironically) seldom explored, but fundamental to the entire dynamic of the franchise.
I hope you'll enjoy, and share your thoughts.

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St. Patrick's Day Parade Recycle Drive
The Center for Sustainability is partnering with the Ancient Order of Hibernians, the organizers of the annual St. Patrick's Day parade. This year the Center has designed a recycling plan for the 2011 St. Patrick's Day parade and will be responsible for managing the collection process.
The parade takes place in the St. Louis City neighborhood of Dogtown. Businesses in the Dogtown area have come to rely on the surge in revenues generated during, and after the parade. In years past, the event relied on St. Louis City services to clean the significant additional waste left behind after the revelers had gone home. Typically that meant the City's contract haulers spent extra time picking up the cans, cups and bottles that littered the streets of Dogtown.
Besides the additional costs to the City, recyclable containers and trash from the event ended up in the waste stream, exacerbating the environmental challenges that some of the younger Parade-goers will face for years to come. The event is supported by a host of volunteers including Master of Sustainability students, faculty, staff, and friends of the Center for Sustainability. Waste Management generously donated the recycling bins and open-top dumpster used to collect recyclable material from the parade.
The St. Louis Green Confluence
The St. Louis Green Confluence was a two-day conference that focused on the future of the green economy. The conference featured numerous expert speakers, a showcase of local green employers, and the launch of a new web portal for green jobs. Attendees had many opportunities for networking and informal conversations that lay groundwork for future collaborations to expand St. Louis's green economy and workforce.
This event was held on January 26 and 27 in 2011 on the Saint Louis University Campus.
Sustainability Matters
Sustainability Matters, held on October 13th through November 17 in 2011, was intended to help St. Louis-area businesses explore sustainability from a personal to organizational level. The six-week seminar series discussed topics from the ethics of sustainability to the role of public policy.
Attendees explored how to build a better environment for their businesses as well as our region.
Unite for Sight
The Center for Sustainability partnered with the SLU Unite for Sight chapter during their Spring 2011 fundraising campaign. The organizations collected used and empty printer ink cartridges which were exchanged for funds through the Cartridge for Kids program.
Funds will be used to finance cataract surgeries for people in Honduras, Ghana, and India who would otherwise go without treatment. Unite for Sight is a non-profit global health delivery organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. The mission of the Saint Louis University chapter is to increase awareness about eye diseases, dispense important information related to eye health, and connect individuals to free eye health programs.


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Overview for EPA Program and Regional Offices
How & When Does It Apply?
EPA's CROMERR Policy Applies To:
- EPA Programs and Regions with existing or planned information collection systems.
Electronic Reporting Affected:
- CROMERR could apply to any submissions required by or permitted under any EPA or authorized delegated program governed by EPA's regulations in Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
CROMERR Does Not Apply To:
- E-reporting that does not replace reports submitted on paper.
- Documents submitted fax, magnetic/optical media.
- Submissions not under 40 CFR.
The Cross-Media Electronic Reporting Regulation (CROMERR) provides the legal framework for electronic reporting to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and states, tribes and local governments that are authorized to administer EPA programs. CROMERR is intended to reduce the cost and burden of electronic reporting while maintaining the level of corporate and individual responsibility and accountability that exists in the paper environment.
Published on October 13, 2005, the final regulation established a framework by which it will accept electronic reports from regulated entities. CROMERR could apply to any document submissions required by or permitted under any EPA or authorized program governed by EPA's regulations in Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), if it is submitted electronically. On October 13, 2005, EPA also published a Federal Register Notice (70 FR 59748) designating as acceptable all existing* EPA systems that were receiving electronic reports as of that date to continue receiving those reports until October 13, 2007. To receive electronic reports after October 13, 2007, existing systems other than CDX must be re-designated by the Administrator.
§3.2000(b) of CROMERR sets standards for electronic report receiving systems operated by states, tribes, and local governments under their authorized programs. In the Preamble to the regulation, EPA commits to meeting those standards for its own electronic report receiving systems. The Preamble states:
EPA's goal is that all its systems for receiving electronic reports be consistent with the CROMERR standards for electronic document receiving systems set forth in 40 CFR 3.2000(b).
Program Impact
EPA Program and Regional operating systems, including CDX data flows, that receive electronic reports (including via email) must document consistency with CROMERR standards and apply to the EPA Technical Review Committee (TRC) for certification of system consistency. System certification is based on an assessment of how electronic reporting systems meet the technology-neutral, performance-based criteria in CROMERR. CROMERR's criteria to evaluate electronic reporting systems are based, in part, on the need to be able to prove in enforcement proceedings the following: electronic reports are what they purport to be, their content is unchanged, and any electronic signatures were actually executed by the designated signatories. The performance-based criteria address a number of topics, including, among other things:
- Criteria for establishing a copy of record
- Integrity of electronic document
- Opportunity to review and repudiate copy of record
- Validity of electronic signature
- Determination of the identity of the individual uniquely entitled to use a signature device
Programs and Regions that did not obtain CROMERR certification for an existing system by September 15, 2007, or did not have an approved CROMERR conformance plan for the system in place by that date need to appeal directly to the Administrator for re-designation of the system. To receive electronic reports after October 13, 2007, existing systems other than CDX must be re-designated by the Administrator.
All new* systems must be certified before going into production. A CROMERR-subject CDX system is considered to be in production when regulated entities will start registering in CDX for that data flow. In addition, per the EPAs Data Exchange Procedure, CDX is the Agency's designated system to support CROMERR implementation. Therefore, new systems subject to CROMERR must use CDX services for their CROMERR functionality to ensure that the data collection or exchange processing has met Agency enforceability requirements. For more information, please refer to CIO 2122-P-04.0 on the EPA Intranet. This policy only applies to the systems CROMERR functionality; it does not mean that the entire system must be based in CDX.
Procedures for Implementing CROMERR for EPA Systems
Each Program or Region is responsible for determining, in consultation with the Office of Environmental Information (OEI), which of their systems are subject to CROMERR and is expected to work with CROMERR program OEI staff in advance to inform them of their pending application and planned production date. The Program or Region is also responsible for preparing applications demonstrating that the subject systems will be consistent with the CROMERR standards. In addition, the Program or Region is responsible for implementing and operating the system in conformance with the approved application. For systems implemented by CDX, this responsibility is shared.
For CDX systems, the CROMERR program encourages EPA Programs and Regions to include support for preparing their CROMERR application in their contract with CDX. In addition, Programs and Regions that utilize CDX system functions should consult with their CDX liaison early in the design process to help ensure that a CROMERR application is submitted with sufficient lead time to accommodate their desired production date. CROMERR program OEI staff and CROMERR Technical Review Committee (TRC) Representatives are available to work with EPA Programs and Regions together with their CDX liaisons to provide support for addressing complex issues surrounding CROMERR compliance. Typically, CDX systems do not have such issues.
Below are the steps involved in a CROMERR application for a system using CDX services from submission, to review, to certification, to post-certification responsibilities.Step 1: Submittal
Once a CROMERR application has been prepared for an EPA Program or Region, that Program or Region submits the application via email to CROMERR program OEI staff indicating that they are submitting it for formal review by the TRC.Step 2: Confirmation and Processing
Once the application is received, the submitter will received a confirmation of receipt within 2-3 business days as well as any requests for further information required for review. Not having all of the required information upfront and/or submitting revised documents mid-process may delay the applications review. Required information:
- Cover sheet noting the application contact(s), full system name, system acronym, brief system description, regulatory reports the system will collect (names, CFR citations). If possible, please provide a complete list of planned reports for the system with an implementation schedule for these reports.
- Completed CDX CROMERR System Checklist, drawing from the current baseline CDX CROMERR checklist.
- Copy of systems Electronic Subscriber Agreement (ESA). If customized, drawing from the current CDX template ESA. (NOTE: At this time, as a double check, all applicants should include this even if using the standard CDX ESA.)
- Screen shot of the moment of signature showing the certification and warning statements and sample Copy of Record (COR) documenting that these same certification and warning statements are included in the COR.
- Appendices diagramming or documenting custom functionality or business processes.
- Appendices diagramming or documenting planned upgrades (if the EPA Program or Region wishes to get approval for these upfront).
Key members of the CROMERR TRC will conduct the application review simultaneously. Presentations to the TRC are typically not needed unless the committee is presented with an entirely new approach. The actual time needed to assess a CDX system application tends to be minimal because review committee members focus only on substantively changed text. Regardless, CROMERR OEI program staff typically allows TRC members 2 weeks to conduct a review. If there is no substantively changed text, this step will be skipped. If the system includes custom-built CROMERR functionality and/or presents new and novel CROMERR issues, the review process may take longer.Step 4: Comments and Response
Should the review result in some questions, CROMERR program OEI staff will work with the CDX customer liaison to resolve these questions. In the case of questions around program business processes, questions may be posed to the EPA Program or Regional applicant. Typically, comments on CDX system applications are minimal, if any. However, systems with custom CROMERR functionality can be expected to have substantially more comments and may possibly result in several rounds of comments and responses. If the review resulted in no comments, this step will be skipped.Step 5: Committee Vote
CROMERR TRC members are given 2 weeks to vote the application consistent with CROMERR standards or voice their dissent.Step 6: Approval Notification
After the voting process has concluded, the EPA Program or Region will receive an email within 2-3 business days confirming that the application has been approved.Step 7: Availability of Electronic Reporting Federal Register Notice
Per CROMERR § 3.2(a)(2), prior to collecting reports electronically, in addition to passing the CROMERR TRCs review and assessment, EPA Programs and Regions must also publish a notice in the Federal Register announcing the availability of electronic reporting under their program(s) as a result of the newly approved system(s). Some Programs and Regions choose to meet this requirement by including text within a rule being published related to the system's regulatory reports or in another Federal Register publication that they may be publishing regarding the system(s), such as a notice about contractors having access to sensitive data. Programs and Regions should, at a minimum, include the following information in the availability of electronic reporting notice:
- Full name of the system as well as acronym
- Mention that the system is a CDX data flow
- How to access the system
- How to get help for the system (e.g., contact CDX help desk) and/or where to find a users guide
- What program reporting the system covers e.g., Part 123 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
- What regulatory reports are collected by the system name(s) and 40 CFR citations(s)
- When will the system be made available when can regulated entities start registering in CDX for the data flow and when can they start reporting. Mention, too, if certain reports are available now and others later.
- Whom to contact in the Program or Region for more information about the system
CROMERR section 3.1000(a)(4) requires authorized programs with approved CROMERR electronic reporting programs to notify EPA, in writing, of any changes to law, policy, or the electronic document receiving system that have the potential to affect the systems compliance with CROMERR. More information can be found in the document Notification and Approval of Changes to Approved CROMERR Applications (PDF) (4 pp, 70K) available on the CROMERR website. A similar policy applies to EPA Programs and Regions with approved CROMERR systems. Note that it is the CROMERR programs intent to work with CDX directly if and when updates to CDX CROMERR functionality are dropped in to replace existing CROMERR functionality and affect several or all customers; so, it would not be the programs responsibility to notify the CROMERR of these particular types of changes. However, at this time, Programs or Regions with approved CROMERR applications should notify CROMERR Program OEI staff prior to implementing changes that may affect their systems conformance with the CROMERR standards. Such changes may or may not trigger a need for a new application.
*Please refer to the CROMERR Glossary for definitions of these and other terms.
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The Lancers is a form of quadrille dating from the 19th century. It appears in many communities throughout the western world. Here is a version (filmed in Super-8 by Bob Dalsemer, September, 1979) that was kept alive in Independence, PA, in the southwestern part of the state.Dalsemer's detailed description of the dance figures, and music…
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The well-known Birdie in the Cage figure, filmed in western Pennsylvania, on the border between northern and southern Appalachian styles of square dancing.
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For moving images of the dance, click here.This is Bob Dalsemer's account of discovering an old dance form maintained in a rural Pennsylvania community:"On two occasions in 1979, I had the good fortune to visit the bi-weekly Saturday night square dance at the Grange Hall in Independence, Pennsylvania, about 25 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. I found…


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She is well-trained in bossa nova music since young … She is quite talented singer who can write her own song and play guitar, violin and percussions…
She is well-trained in bossa nova music since young … She is quite talented singer who can write her own song and play guitar, violin and percussions…
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The music of Sofia is deeply harmonic and sensual. At its heart is utterly superb jazz piano - rhythmic, gently propulsive and essentially (though not overtly) Brazilian. The album infuses her sonorous, vibrant playing with some pleasingly melodic, whispery-delicate vocals - always pitch-perfectly complementing her sumptuous piano verve.
'A Girl Meets Bossanova' combines loving interpretations of Brazilian jazz classics with some popular songs, all quality-assured by the formidable rhythm section of top-level bassist and percussionist. About half the tracks are enriched by subtle orchestral arrangements - reminiscent to those that embellish Olivia's 'A Girl Meets Bossanova 2'.
'A Girl Meets Bossanova' is essential listening to all who like, or certainly who love, Brazilian jazz/bossa nova. Track no 9, 'So Nice (Samba De Verao)', can only be described as sublime - one of the most exquisite of jazz-samba melodies taken assuredly by Sofia to a new level. Further album standouts include 'Waters of March', 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You', 'What A Wonderful World' and 'It's too Late'.
Listen to Sofia's own original "Unexpectedly" highly recommended to showcase her talent
This album is uplifting virtuoso homage to bossanova, Sofia's 'A Girl Meets Bossanova' is a wise investment in complete musical enjoyment.
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|I've been making this chili for years, and it's too good to save just for the Superbowl!
Not Just for the Superbowl Chili
(Recipe created by Kalyn and served at many Denny Family Superbowl parties through the years. This is half the recipe which makes 8-10 servings as part of a Superbowl buffet; see after the recipe for link to the original recipe, which is double these amounts.)
1 cups dried red beans, soaked 8 hours or more in cold water
(or substitute 2 cans -15 oz. each- red beans)
1 1/2 tsp. chicken soup base (for cooking beans)
1/2 tsp. garlic powder (for cooking beans)
1/2 tsp. onion powder (for cooking beans)
1/2 tsp. olive oil (for cooking beans)
1 can black beans (15 oz.), rinsed and drained
12 oz. low fat pork sausage
(I use Jimmy Dean variety labeled 50% less fat)
1 lb. lean ground beef
2 cans (14 oz.) beef broth or 4 cups homemade beef stock
1 can (14.5 oz.) tomato sauce
1/2 can water (rinse out tomato sauce can)
2 cans (14.5 oz.) diced tomatoes
2 tsp. olive oil (for sauteeing onion and spices)
1 med onion, diced small
1 T minced garlic
1 1/2 T ground cumin
1 1/2 T dried oregano
1 1/2 T ground chile powder
(or more, use New Mexico chile powder if you can find it)
1/2 T Ancho chile powder (optional but very good)
1/2 tsp. cayenne pepper (or more, to taste)
1 T dried parsley
2 tsp. Epazote (optional but recommended)
8 oz. white mushrooms, cut in quarters (or more)
1 can (6 oz.) black olives, drained and cut in half lengthwise
salt/pepper to taste
1/2 cup chopped cilantro (optional) plus additional cilantro or parsley to garnish (or use sliced green onion if desired if you're not a cilantro fan)
grated cheese, sour cream, or diced avocado for garnish (optional)
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Not my dumbest moments but I was on the receiving end of other people's. I posted these a long, long time ago but they're worth repeating (imo). When I was working on the cruise ships I was often approached by a passenger (mainly English or American) with a burning question that needed some sort of answer. Here are some of my favourites;
- Passenger: What time is the midnight buffet?
Me: 1 O' Clock. (As staff, rather than crew, we were allowed eat the leftover food from the buffet after 00:30.)
Passenger: Do you live on the ship?
Me: No. A helicopter comes and picks us up every night and flies us back in the morning. (One couple (English) even complained saying that although the cruise was great, the noise from the helicopter woke them up on occasion. I stopped giving this answer afterwards.)
Passenger: Does the ship have its own power supply?
Me: No.We have 1000 miles of cable stretching back to the mainland.
Passenger: Will this elevator take me to the front of the ship?
Me: No sarky answer given (leastways not one that I can remember) but I guess she had been watching too much Star Trek.
Passenger: Do these stairs go up or down?
Me: If I remember correctly, I think I just walked away.
Passenger: Where are we?
Me: On a boat, somewhere in the Atlantic ocean. (From the context of our conversation at the time, he wasn't talking about his whereabouts on the ship. I think he actually expected me to know longitude and latitude.)
Passenger: How deep is the water here?
Me: I have no idea. (We were somewhere between New York and Bermuda at the time.)
Passenger: Why don't you know? you work here.
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Diet Coke was launched in 1982 in the US, and in the UK and Europe the following year.
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Final Score: Wake Forest 28, North Carolina 27
Winston-Salem, NC (Sports Network) - Tanner Price snuck one yard into the end zone for the go-ahead score to lift the Wake Forest Demon Deacons to a 28-27 victory over the North Carolina Tar Heels in an Atlantic Coast Conference thriller at BB &T Field.
Price rushed for two total touchdowns while completing 27-of-38 passes for career-high 327 yards with an interception for Wake Forest (2-0, 1-0 ACC) in its conference opening win. Michael Campanaro set career-highs with 164 yards on 13 catches, while Josh Harris gained 40 yards and a touchdown on the ground on 21 attempts.
Brynn Renner threw for 271 yards with a touchdown and interception for North Carolina (1-1, 0-1), which lost to its in-state rival for the third time in four matchups. A.J. Blue rushed for a career-high 106 yards and a touchdown while filling in for the injured Gio Bernard. Erik Highsmith grabbed five catches for a team-best 71 yards.
North Carolina took a 7-0 lead with 5:49 left in the first quarter as Renner completed a six-yard touchdown pass to Eric Ebron.
Wake Forest even the scored just before the first period ended when Price took in himself for a two-yard touchdown rush.
The Tar Heels jumped back in front with just over 10 minutes to play in the first half as Blue capped off a 14-play, 79-yard drive with a one-yard touchdown rush to give UNC a 14-7 advantage.
The Demon Deacons answered with a four-yard touchdown run by Deandre Martin on their ensuing possession. With 4:31 left in the second quarter, Wake Forest took a 21-14 lead as Harris ran six yards for a touchdown.
North Carolina came roaring back in the second half. Freshman Romar Morris scored his first career touchdown as he ran four yards into the endzone to conclude a 12-play, 73-yard drive which put tied the score, 21-21.
Casey Barth put ahead, 24-21, with 2:50 left in the third frame when he chipped in a 25-yard field goal. Barth then added three more with just under 13 minutes left to play in the final quarter with another successful kick through the uprights, this time from 30 yards out.
UNC held onto the lead until Price's go-ahead touchdown at the 2:09 mark. The Tar Heels were unable to retake the lead as Renner was intercepted by Riley Haynes with 1:25 left.
The evenly matched battle was apparent in the yardage battle, as North Carolina narrowly outgained the Demon Deacons, 428-426, in total yards of offense.
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Ash's Krookodile is a ground/dark-type Pokémon owned by Ash. It is the ninth Pokémon he caught in Unova. It first appeared as a recurring Pokémon until it was captured. Krookodile is one of Ash's strongest Pokémon in Unova.
Krookodile first appeared as a Sandile, known as Sunglasses Sandile because of the sunglasses it wore, until it evolved into Krokorok while battling Ash's Pikachu. It blasted off after getting defeated in later episodes, sparking a rivalry with Pikachu.
Krookodile reappeared as a Krokorok and was captured by Ash, officially making him part of the team and the ninth Pokémon Ash caught in Unova.
Krookodile battled against Skyla and her Swoobat and was defeated with Air Cutter. He and Ash did some training with Brycen and his Beartic. It was used in the Icirrus City Gym where he was used against Brycen's Vanillish but was quickly recalled. He was later used against Brycen's Beartic where he won, winning Ash the Freeze Badge. Since it fully evolved it became a real powerhouse in his team defeated Iris' Dragonite with its new power and its speed has increased.
Known moves
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|A Sandile Gusher of Change!
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|Here Comes the Trubbish Squad!
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|Ash, Iris and Trip: Then There Were Three!
|Aerial Ace +
|Strong Strategy Steals the Show!
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- indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
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- Marc Thompson (English)
- He was set to appear in Team Rocket vs. Team Plasma (Part 1) but the episode, along with Team Rocket vs. Team Plasma (Part 2), was postponed until further notice.
- Prior to capture, Krookodile inherited the blast off gag from Team Rocket.
- Krookodile, like other recurring Pokémon, has an item it carries around, its sunglasses, but was the first to have been caught by Ash Ketchum.
- Krookodile is the third Pokémon that Ash caught who had an accessory, the first being Squirtle (they both have Sunglasses) and the second being Sceptile (who had a twig).
- When the sunglasses that Krookodile wears are knocked off, it seems to always have a nervous breakdown, suggesting it may be a comfort object.
- Krookodile, like Ash's Primeape, evolved before it was caught.


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