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* 2009 NCAA semifinalists
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* 23 All-America awards
* 333 victories all-time
* 2014 IWLCA Academic Honor Squad2014 all-region selection Margaret Gabriel '16 leads the Hamilton College women's lacrosse program into 2015. Gabriel finished with 21 goals, 14 assists, 35 draw controls and 16 caused turnovers last year. Gabriel, who made the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) all-region second team in the Berkshire Region, was tied for 17th in the NESCAC in points per game and tied for seventh in assists per game. Casey File '17 ranked 10th in the conference in draw controls per game in her first year with the Continentals.
The NESCAC is one of the top athletic conferences in NCAA Division III and women's lacrosse is no exception. Five NESCAC teams played in the 2014 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship, two of those squads advanced to the semifinals and one played for the national championship. The NESCAC boasts seven NCAA titles and nine national runner-up finishes in women's lacrosse. The conference tournament champion receives an automatic bid to the NCAA championship.
Alice Grant '14 and four-year starter Katie D'Antonio '14 graduated last May. Grant led the NESCAC in ground balls per game and was selected for the 2014 all-conference and all-region teams on defense. D'Antonio racked up 112 goals and 50 assists for 162 points in 68 career games -- all starts -- for Hamilton.
In 2013 the Continentals advanced to the NESCAC Championship semifinals for the second straight year and finished the season ranked 18th in the Division III Top 20 coaches poll. Rachel Friedman '13 and Paige Engeldrum '13 graduated after fantastic college careers. Engeldrum was selected to the 2013 NESCAC all-conference first team on defense. Friedman was an all-conference pick in 2012 and a two-time all-region honoree. She ended up in third place on the program's all-time list with 179 goals and 235 points.
With appearances in the NCAA Championship every year from 2007 to 2011, including a national title in 2008, Hamilton firmly established itself as a major women's lacrosse power in Division III. The Continentals won 38 straight games at home from April 26, 2006, to May 16, 2010. The team's rich tradition dates back to the program's start in 1979. Hamilton has made 28 postseason appearances, including seven in the NCAA Championship, and won more than 300 games. The Continentals are 13-6 in NCAA play and have reached the quarterfinals six times.
Seventeen players have received a total of 23 All-America awards, including two-time first team honorees Sarah Bray '11 and Nicole Tetreault '08, and career goals, assists and points leader Kaillie Briscoe '09. Lauren Sokol '12 was a two-time All-American on defense and played in the 2012 North/South Senior All-Star Game. Meg Pengue '12 was another recent All-American (2011). Pengue set a program record with 51 caused turnovers in 2011. Head coach Patty Kloidt was selected the 2008 Division III Coach of the Year by the IWLCA.
In 2011, the Continentals won 18 games and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championship. Hamilton opened the season with a win against Gettysburg College and the Bullets went on to capture the national championship. Hamilton won 16 straight games at one point, scored 273 goals and allowed just 130 in 20 games.
Twenty-one Hamilton women's lacrosse players made history on May 18, 2008, when the Continentals dominated reigning NCAA Division III champions Franklin & Marshall College by a 13-6 score in a rain-soaked national title game at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. Bray was named the most outstanding player of the championship after she posted five goals and one assist against F & M. The amazing run to the championship was no fluke. Hamilton knocked off traditional powerhouse programs Middlebury College and Salisbury University on its way to the final. The Continentals finished their memorable season with a 21-1 mark and set a team record with those 21 victories. The record was matched just two years later when Hamilton won its first 21 games before a one-goal loss against Salisbury in the 2010 NCAA Championship game.
Hamilton competed in the Liberty League from 1996 to 2011. The Continentals captured five straight league championship crowns from 2007 to 2011 and won six league regular season titles. In 2011 Bray was selected the league's offensive player of the year, Pengue was named defensive player of the year and D'Antonio was voted rookie of the year as Hamilton swept the major awards. Tetreault received league player of the year honors in 2007 and 2008, and Liz Longley '07 picked up the hardware in 2006. Kloidt and her coaching staff were honored by the league in 2004, 2008, 2010 and 2011. The Continentals won 49 of their last 50 games against league opponents.
Strong academic performance is an important part of the program. Seven players earned a spot on the 2014 NESCAC Spring All-Academic Team. In 2013 Friedman was elected to the Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, which is the nation's oldest and most prestigious honor society. Tetreault was voted a 2008 first team academic All-American on the women's at-large team by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Three student-athletes have made CoSIDA's Division III Academic All-District Women's At-Large Team since 2010.
Hamilton plays its home games at Steuben Field on the site's artificial grass surface, which was installed in 2009. The Continentals play seven home games in 2015, including the season opener against Wesleyan University on February 28. Other NESCAC home games are against Bowdoin College (March 14), Bates College (March 28), Tufts University (April 11) and Middlebury College (April 15). Hamilton travels to Florida during spring break and plays Keene State College.
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We are happy to report that America's Most Wanted plans to feature a segment on my aunt, Joey Lynn Offutt, a single mother missing from Sykesville, PA since July 2007. The air date for the segment is currently set for Saturday, November 15 on FOX. The air date is subject to change, due to late-breaking stories or recent captures.Joey's family is hopeful that this national exposure will help generate new leads in our search for her.
How do you commemorate an anniversary you wish were not true? Joey is still missing - and we still miss her. This has destroyed our family, and has no doubt forever changed two innocent little girls who have to live every day without their mother. And we also of course grieve for the life of an infant boy who was taken from us. What happened to him? And what happened to his mother? Who did this and where is she? How does one truly "move on" from such a devastation? We have not forgotten. We cannot forget. Her children are daily reminders that she is still not here with us - and we are no closer to any answers. One year later, and no closer to finding any kind of closure or resolution, let alone answers that make any sense.http://www.findjoey.org
Disappointed that she wasn't on the show. I hope that they decide that this case is worthy enough and it deserves attention. Our family needs answers. We want closure and resolution. Where is Joey? What happened? Is she alive? Is she hurt? Is she in a mentally deminished state? Will her children ever get to hug their mom again?
Last month, America's Most Wanted featured Joey in the missing persons section of their website. The direct link is here: http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/case.cfm?id=48408Yesterday, we found out that Joey was featured on AMW's daily syndicated radio show. The radio show aired on Wednesday. http://www.amw.com/show_archive/past_radio_shows.cfm?thisdate=2007-11-14 I'm going to try to see if there is any way I can get an audio recording of that broadcast. It's a shame that we didn't know that they her story was going to be featured.I read on another website that the story about Joey's disappearance MIGHT air on TONIGHT'S television broadcast of America's Most Wanted. I'm not completely sure if she will be featured on the TV show, but just in case, you may want to watch it. America's Most Wanted airs at 9 p.m. on Saturday on FOX.We really hope that Joey's disapperance will finally get some national exposure that will help our family find some answers.As of this morning, AMW's website does not list Joey as being one of the missing persons that they plan to air on tonight's episode. But I'm still holding out hope that they will air her story -- if not tonight -- then maybe next week. If we hear anything, I'll be sure to pass it along.In the meantime, you can always visit http://www.findjoey.org for any updates (though unfortunately, there have not been any lately) or to contact the family with any information you may have.
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On this day, eight years ago, I fell in love. I was sitting on a park bench in the famous Dealy Plaza in Dallas, just steps away from the "grassy knoll", and directly across the street from the old Schoolbook Depository building.We were just 21 at the time. Eight years later, I can now say, at that age, we knew very little about how the world really worked. We were just a few years out of high school, just starting to make our own way. Our paths crossed... and from the magical night on, we have been virtually inseparable.I knew that he was in deed my soul mate and that he would be the love of my life forever while sitting on that park bench. I know the exact moment I felt it for sure. We were killing time between our dinner at TGIFriday's (I still remember what we ordered!) and the movie we were going to see. We stopped and sat on this park bench, having no clue at the time the historic event that had taken place there. We were essentially unloading our life histories up to that point onto each other. We stopped counting how many times each of us had said, "ME TOO!" ... We had just concluded our work history -- each of us listing the various jobs we've ever had. His list was longer and more diverse (partly because many jobs he only worked for a few days or a few weeks)... we had both worked in a photo lab and talked about that. He showed me a picture of him with one of his parrots. He was putting his wallet back into his pocket, and there was this quiet pause. The first one of the night. We both turned and looked at each other. It was just a moment. But it was in that very moment that my soul said, "yes, he is the one." And so I let go. I let go of all my fears and guilt. I let go of all the what-ifs... I let go of the worry... I let go of the questions of what happens next, how is this going to work... how will this fit into my current "real life" ... and I surrendered myself to that moment.I am forever changed because of that very special magical moment. Eight years later, I still feel the magic whenever he walks into the room. Eight years later, I love him more today than ever. Eight years later, I cannot imagine my life being any other way, and I certainly cannot imagine a life without him.Sure, he may not cook me dinner as often as I may want... and yeah, I complain that he could do the dishes a little bit more often too. I'm the first to admit that while we share so much, we could not possibly be more different from one another. But somehow, the magic takes over, and it works. The daily life routine has not worn us out. Our wonderful communication does not allow for us to become bored with each other. My man is not perfect. But he's my perfect man.He is randomly sweet and loving. I often find short random love notes on my chair or taped to my monitor at my desk. He surprises me with gifts of my favorite candy. He calls me during the day to see how my day is going. He tells me, and more importantly, shows me, how much he loves me every single day. Today we celebrate eight wonderful years together. And my wonderful, sweet, loving man left me a love note on the bathroom mirror this morning. He more than makes up for the fact that he could cook dinner or do the dishes more often. Because he's cute. :)
Today the NY Court of Appeals (the state's highest court) ruled 4-2 that the "New York Constitution does not compel recognition of marriages between members of the same sex. Whether such marriages should be recognized is a question to be addressed by the Legislature."To read the entire 70-page ruling, including the beautiful dissent by Chief Judge Kaye go to:http://www.nycourts.gov/ctapps/decisions/jul06/86-89opn06.pdf
The ruling from the Appellate Court FINALLY (after waiting nearly four months for a decision!) came down today... and not on our side. I really thought that we would have at least one, possibly two dissenters see it our way... but that was not the case. The entire five judge panel ruled against us. Ain't that just grand?We're supposed to say: "We're disappointed, but this was not unexepected."hmprh.Is it so much to ask that I be treated equally under the law?Our ruling is in two parts... Our ruling is four pages, but then you have to read the 18-page ruling in the case brought by the ACLU on behalf of 12 other couples from Albany. Their case was heard the same day as ours... and rather than repeat all the same reasons in our ruling, they just referenced the other ruling in the ACLU case.I found the 18 page ruling fascinating... because many of the quotes they used from other prescedent-setting cases could have also been used had the court ruled in our favor... it just didn't make sense.I found it a bit surprising that we didn't get even one dissenter, given the fact that during the proceedings the whole room, including some of the judges, LITERALLY LAUGHED at the attorney from the Attorney General's office and his illogical reasoning on why the law is justified as is.Anyway... on to the next, and final round...Ithaca 50 ruling: http://decisions.courts.state.ny.us/ad3/Decisions/2006/98204.pdfACLU (Samuels) ruling: http://decisions.courts.state.ny.us/ad3/Decisions/2006/98084.pdf
http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug/InfoSheets/HCP/pemolineHCP.htmI'm freaking out.Called my doctor.Waiting word.Fuck.There has got to be some way around this. I know the risks... I am monitored for those risks... and IT'S A RISK I'M WILLING TO TAKE!!!! I should be allowed to be exempted or something.Apparently Abbott stopped making it in May of this year -- I hadn't heard that before.
This is probably going to be a long one. I know some things I want to say. But, as these things usually go, once I start, I just let the words flow from my fingers.If you can't handle it, please move on. I won't be offended or anything, honest. This entry is really just for me... to get it out... so you are hereby absolved of any guilt for not clicking the link below.( Read more...Collapse )


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Jul 23, 2013, 2:26 AM EDT
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Jul 22, 2013, 6:54 PM EDT
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Rangers acquire Matt Garza from Cubs for Mike Olt, C.J. Edwards, and Justin Grimm
Jul 22, 2013, 5:03 PM EDT
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Dale Sveum guarantees Matt Garza won't be traded before tonight's start
Jul 22, 2013, 10:15 AM EDT
Based on various reports last week Matt Garza was supposed to be traded by now, but he remains with the Cubs and manager Dale Sveum guaranteed that the right-hander will make his scheduled start tonight against the Diamondbacks. Well, sort of. "I'd say 100 percent he's going to be pitching," Sveum told Patrick Mooney of…
Rangers now "only one of many teams" in on Matt Garza
Jul 21, 2013, 11:08 AM EDT
CBS Sports' Jon Heyman has the exclusive: The Rangers and Cubs were set back on the Matt Garza talks to the point where the Rangers are now viewed as only one of many teams now in the mix for the star righthander. The impressions left now is Texas and Chicago made no progress in overcoming the snag that derailed a deal…
The Cubs wanted the Indians to part with Lonnie Chisenhall for Matt Garza
Jul 20, 2013, 9:45 PM EDT
It is well-known that the Indians are looking for starting pitching as the July 31 trade deadline draws closer, but they weren't willing to part with third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall for Cubs starter Matt Garza, reports Paul Hoynes of The Plain Dealer. Chisenhall, still just 24 years old, has had an up-and-down year, spending a…
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Jul 20, 2013, 8:53 AM EDT
I figure the Matt Garza-to-Texas trade is going to happen. There's certainly been a lot of talk about it. But really, I don't know. We'll hear when we hear. But I can't help but laugh when, twice a year — during hot stove time and now, just before the trade deadline — I am once again…
Rangers and Cubs close to Matt Garza deal, but won't be completed tonight
Jul 19, 2013, 10:20 PM EDT
Earlier tonight, reports indicated that a trade between the Rangers and Cubs involving Matt Garza was imminent, but it hit a "snag". Although the two sides remain very close on the terms of a trade, it won't be completed tonight, says Jeff Wilson. Jeff Passan reported that the deal included prospects Mike Olt, Neil Ramirez,…
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Jul 18, 2013, 6:50 PM EDT
Matt Garza has been on an impressive roll of late, winning five straight starts while posting a 1.24 ERA and 38/10 K/BB ratio over his last six. While we still have a little under two weeks to go before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline, ESPN's Buster Olney reports that the Cubs want to strike…
Travis Wood wants a long-term extension with the Cubs
Jul 17, 2013, 9:40 AM EDT
Travis Wood had a 4.22 ERA through his first three seasons, but this season he's taken a huge step forward with a 2.79 ERA and his first All-Star appearance. And now the 26-year-old left-hander would like to guarantee himself a nice payday while sticking with the Cubs long term. Wood told Dan Hayes of CSNChicago.com…
Cubs likely to trade Matt Garza this week
Jul 15, 2013, 1:27 PM EDT
Matt Garza shot down yesterday's report that the Cubs informed him he was going to be traded, but that obviously doesn't mean he's staying in Chicago. In fact, David Kaplan of CSNChicago.com reports that Garza is likely to be traded this week. According to Kaplan "several teams have decided they are willing to engage Theo…
All-Star roster fun: McCann, Melancon, Romo, Balfour, Holland, Tillman added
Jul 14, 2013, 7:15 PM EDT
The weekend preceding the All-Star Game festivities is always fun because the list of actual All-Stars expands by about ten players as injured players step down and would-be snubs finally get their call. Today, American League Sunday starters Bartolo Colon of the Athletics, Hisashi Iwakuma of the Mariners, and Justin Verlander of the Tigers were…
Matt Garza receives word he will likely be traded
Jul 14, 2013, 6:45 PM EDT
Cubs starter Matt Garza has been informed that he will likely be traded, according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. The right-hander has emerged as the most sought-after pitcher, posting a 3.17 ERA in 11 starts since making his season debut on May 21. Garza missed the first seven weeks of the season due to…
All-Star Futures Game wrap: U.S. beats World 4-2
Jul 14, 2013, 5:05 PM EDT
Not that the score really matters, but the U.S. team topped the World squad in the All-Star Futures Game again this year, winning 4-2 and outhitting the competition 9-3. Of course, this game is more fun to watch for the individual performances that any sort of team effort. So, let's get right to the prospects…
Rangers, Blue Jays are the "front-runners" for Matt Garza
Jul 14, 2013, 2:36 PM EDT
From beat writer Richard Durrett of ESPN Dallas: Many of the same teams that have had strong interest in Chicago Cubs right-hander Matt Garza were on hand to watch his outing on Saturday night at Wrigley Field. The Texas Rangers and Toronto Blue Jays remain the front-runners for a trade with Chicago, according to industry sources. The Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians and San Francisco Giants have also…
Pirates "studying deals" for Alex Rios, Nate Schierholtz
Jul 14, 2013, 1:41 PM EDT
Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune has the scoop: Looking to upgrade in right field, the Pirates are studying deals for Nate Schierholtz and Alex Rios. It is possible that they'll make a move sooner rather than later, as they are tied for the NL Central lead while last in OPS at the position (slash line…
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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Kyle Kendrick scattered six hits over seven innings to guide the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-2 win over the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday.
Kendrick (4-1) allowed two runs and struck out six batters without issuing a walk.
Chase Utley went 3-for-5 with a home run, two RBI and two runs scored. Ryan Howard homered and drove in a pair and Jimmy Rollins and Michael Young added an RBI apiece for the Phillies, who have won two straight games.
"We're getting guys over, we're putting bunts down," Utley said of his team's offense. "We're definitely doing the little things right now which is big, especially against a team like this."
Marco Scutaro went 2-for-4 with an RBI double and Angel Pagan knocked in a run for the Giants, who have dropped back-to-back games following a six-game winning streak.
Tim Lincecum (2-2) was tagged for five runs on nine hits and three walks to absorb the loss.
"He was real good at times and other times he just made some mistakes," San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy said of Lincecum. "He had good stuff tonight, but along with that, he had trouble commanding the fastball at times."
The Phillies wasted no time and pushed a run across in the first. Utley singled then moved to second on a Lincecum throwing error. After Young walked, Howard singled to right field to score Utley.
Philadelphia added two more in the second. Laynce Nix scored on a Rollins ground out and Utley followed with a single to center to score Ben Revere.
San Francisco pulled within 3-2 in the third inning. With runners at second and third with one out, Pagan lifted a sacrifice fly to center field to score Brandon Belt. Scutaro followed with a double down the line in left to score Brandon Crawford.
Utley opened the fifth with a solo homer to put the Phillies up 4-2, and Young scored Rollins with a double to right to give the visitors a three-run cushion in the seventh.
Howard's blast in the ninth accounted for the final difference.
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Dickleburgh is a village in South Norfolk situated six miles north of the Suffolk border.[1] It lies on the old Roman road to Caistor St. Edmund which was the main road until a bypass was built in the early 1990s. Dickleburgh has the Norman "All Saints" Church, The Crown pub, village shop, a children's play area and a village green.
Dickleburgh is part of the parish of Dickleburgh and Rushall in the county of Norfolk and District of South Norfolk.
Dickleburgh boasts an active community including FODS (Friends of Dickleburgh School), The Village Society, The Luncheon club and The Sports & Social Club. The village also entertains regular annual events including The Dickleburgh May Fayre, Christmas Fayre and 'Dicklefest'. The village is home to Bob Flowerdew. Also in the village there is a Coach Company which do luxury tours called ' Chenery Travel '
The village name derives from an Irish monk by the name of Dicul who had a brief settlement ("burgh") in the area in the late 6th century, nothing of which survives today. Although unconfirmed, this may be the same Dicul monk quoted by the Venerable Bede (673-735) in his "Ecclesiastical History of the Anglian Nation". He tells the story of the conversion of the South Saxons and mentions the Irish monk, Dicul, who had a small monastery in 'Boshanhamm', which today is Bosham in Chichester, West Sussex.
Throughout the 20th century, Dickleburgh had two pubs, two butchers (including T Wilbys and Sons which was in business over 100 years) and briefly a small zoo.
Dickleburgh was dominated by a mill[2] with homes for the workers and their families from 1780 producing herbage seeds and grain. This became one of the country's first steam mills in 1834. In the 1920s and 30s the business included the provision of coal, coke, hay and straw and although materials come from all over the world, the mill always ground locally grown wheat, barley and oats.
After the Second World War the company carried on a programme of steady expansion despite needing to generate its own electricity until 1958.
The Mill was extended over a site originally occupied by old farm buildings and the new buildings designed to provide and facilitate bulk delivery, a weighbridge was installed, and storage arranged at Burston Station for direct transfer to rail trucks.
The Mill finally closed in 1988. After disposal of the plant, its machinery and storage buildings the land remained unused until purchased by Wimpey Homes in 1997 for a housing development which was completed within two years and remains today. The history of the land is remembered in the naming of the key cul-de-sac 'Millers Drive'.
Semere was another village, which, at the time of William the Conqueror was approximately the same size as Dickleburgh.[3] By 1736 it was very much insubordinate,[3] and now only exists in local street names.
- ^ http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=77108
- ^ http://www.dickleburgh.com/village_society/themill.php
- ^ a b Blomefield, Francis (c. 1736). History of Norfolk 1. London (published c. 1806).
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A: It would have been right after my senior year. I love football. I loved playing. It still is the most exciting, thrilling sport to play from the opening kick off, the energy, offense, defense, and you got that time to prepare, and then three downs you just go out there and go full speed. Baseball is a little bit more of a meticulous grind. But it really came down to me and God and what he gave me. I guess really the decision was, do you want to be a jack-of-all-trades and master of none, or do you want to try to do something special? I never played baseball year round - got to college, got to do that. I put myself in a, my dad said "a different swimming pool." All of a sudden, you're the big fish in a little pond and now you're going to a different swimming pool, maybe it's a little bigger. The big leagues is just a different bunch of water with some bigger fish. Again, it's always an adjustment and you're always trying to get better.
Q: Your dad also had a pretty solid career as a quarterback at UT, 20-0 as a starter, won a national championship. You also won a national championship. Who do you think had a better college career at the University of Texas?
A: He did no question. My buddies and I, we are always trying to give each other a hard time but fact is, we go back to the university, we go to the games. He's got football and baseball - was an All-American in baseball, won a national championship in football. He threw one perfect game and one no-hitter in different games. So, he's the reason why all of us boys, there's five of us, were able to succeed in the athletic field. We got a good mom too. But when you're talking sports, it's about dad and the things he was able impart on us saved us time and energy, and we were able to succeed at an earlier level.
Q: I heard a rumor he was actually one of your umpires as a kid, and he threw you out of a game for arguing balls and strikes?
A: He was real serious about respect, real serious about it, 'I'm your daddy but I'm the umpire today.' He was more than overly fair to the other team, and that day I felt like I was getting squeezed a little bit and made a point to let him know after about the first one. The second one, I really looked back at him. I was mad after the first pitch, I was like if you miss one pitch, you're costing me strikes. Once I really tried to speak my mind, I was 10 (years old), he was ready to teach a lesson and he did.
Q: Did he always kind of do those types of things growing up?
A: He made sure that we understood there are no excuses. He made sure that we understood the idea of going about your business the right way. Everything was a learning experience, everything was a lesson, but the reality is what shows up. 'Hey bud, that's a ball. The umpire called it a ball, it's a ball. Doesn't matter what you say it was or doesn't matter what the video says it was. In the record book, it's a ball forever so figure out a way to make due with the best you got.' His idea of winning was never trophies and championships. It was be the best you can be on that day. Focus on as much as you can focus on that day. Everyday is different, but every single day there is one constant and that's you. How do you want to focus, where do you want to put that time and energy - and that's what we learned.


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New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168-0321
Tel: (386)428-4732
The mission of Sacred Heart Catholic School is to integrate faith and values with learning and life, treating each student as a unique child of God, in a safe, supportive and academically challenging learning environment.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
Other religious school association(s)
Other special emphasis association(s)
Other school association(s)
|Religious Affiliation
|Roman Catholic
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 8
|Blue Ribbon School - Selected in 2008
Student Body
|Total Students
|246 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 36%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|12 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Total Sports Offered
|4 sports
|Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, VolleyballBasketball, Flag Football,
Soccer, Volleyball,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|8 extracurriculars
|3D Art, Chess Club, Drama Club, Hip Hop Dance, Karate, Mad Science Club, National Elementary Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society 3D Art, Chess Club, Drama Club, Hip Hop Dance, Karate, Mad Science Club,
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Player: Al Woods
Position: Defensive End/Nose Tackle
Experience: 4 Years
Free Agent Status: Unrestricted
2013 Salary Cap Hit: $630,000
2013 Season Breakdown: Even though the Pittsburgh Steelers were reportedly interested in Al Woods in the 2010 NFL Draft, it wasn't until later that season when the New Orleans Saints released him that the Steelers signed him to their practice squad. He was later picked up by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It would be another year before Pittsburgh was able to get him back, after the Seattle Seahawks released him mid-season in 2011.
Despite that, Woods hardly saw any playing time along the defensive line in 2012. Yet with the absence of Casey Hampton this summer, Woods was given the opportunity to run as the second-team nose tackle, ahead of Alameda Ta'amu and Hebron Fangupo—proper nose tackles—which served him well in preparing him for some playing time this season.
Woods wasn't overly active early on, averaging only about 8-10 snaps per game for the majority of the season. With the limited amount of playing time, he had difficulty doing much to distinguish himself behind the top three defensive ends on the depth chart, and with the Steelers using so much sub-package football, even Steve McLendon was struggling to garner time at nose tackle.
It wasn't until later in the year, when McLendon suffered an injury, that Woods was able to log significant snaps in a game, starting with the Cleveland Browns. In that first meeting between the two teams, Woods managed to notch not one, but two sacks in 33 snaps, and he also made four tackles.
Woods started at nose tackle twice over the course of the next three weeks as McLendon battled his injured ankle. He had a fairly quiet game in his first start, but he played his best ball a couple weeks later against the Cincinnati Bengals, again notching four tackles in 37 snaps, while also batting down a pass.
The two games bookmarking that start against the Bengals saw Woods struggle some, particularly when it came to playing the run. He also had some issues in the season finale. For his first year as a regular contributor, however, he played very admirably, especially given the fact that he was asked to play at multiple positions.
Free Agency Outlook: I would be lying if I said I knew what the Steelers planned to do right now. That's because I don't know what the team's intentions are when it comes to long-term plans for the defensive line. If they don't see McLendon as a long-term answer at nose tackle, they could draft one, and move McLendon back to defensive end in a year or two.
That would play in the favor of Brett Keisel to be brought back for another year or two. It would also decrease the need to bring Woods back. If I were to guess, however, pre-free agency, pre-draft, I would think that Woods would be in their plans as a versatile player that knows the defense. He could bump Ziggy Hood out of the picture as a cheaper option, though that's far from assured. Woods himself still has a lot to show before he can be counted upon.
Other Steelers Free Agent Player Analysis Ryan Clark – Unrestricted Free Agent Emmanuel Sanders – Unrestricted Free Agent Brett Keisel – Unrestricted Free Agent Jerricho Cotchery – Unrestricted Free Agent Ziggy Hood – Unrestricted Free Agent Jason Worilds – Unrestricted Free Agent David Johnson – Unrestricted Free Agent Jonathan Dwyer – Unrestricted Free Agent Fernando Velasco – Unrestricted Free Agent Cody Wallace – Unrestricted Free Agent Will Allen – Unrestricted Free Agent Stevenson Sylvester – Unrestricted Free Agent Felix Jones – Unrestricted Free Agent
Re-sign Al Woods (2-3yrs) and Keisel (1 yr), extend Heyward and let Hood walk, move forward with Arnfelt, N.Williams and Lapuaho and possibly draft DL if someone falls to them….. just my opinion
Unless, unless for some reason Hood agrees to a very very modest deal
Don't count out Tuitt in the 1st rd either. I don't believe Hood will be back but we will see.
Agree so long as Keisel is signed fairly cheap.
i thought mclendon could play de immediately not to wait one year or two
Vet minimum I would assume
I think he meant more for the new rookie NT to get acclimated as the starter
I see Woods as the #3 priority FA behind Worilds and Cotchery. With him, you have someone who is NT/DE capable and can potentially fill a starting role at either spot. I like him better at NT, and with some work on his technique, he can be a real plugger in the middle. However, I'm not so sure they are as eager to move McClendon to DE as many of the fans are.
If they fail to sign Woods, then guys like Tuitt and Hageman become leading candidates for the pick @15 (and they still maybe regardless). Hood is just not the answer if they intend to getter better along the DL. Keisel is more of a last resort if they can't sign Woods and need him to be the placeholder while a rookie or young guy gets up to speed. Arnfelt and Williams are those young guys, but it's still a long shot that either would be a starter in '14 barring injury.
No brainer. Keep Woods…..leave Hood. At best he's a backup….draft a replacement.
Time to cut the ties with the Beard Steeltown…he got a nice retirement buffer much like A. Smith did…not saying he can't play anymore, but we can't keep clinging to the past, and Brett is the past. I've heard good thing about N. Williams, Woods is decent, but more than anything I see a lot of 4-3 type DL players without a true NT…Nix is a player, but can't afford to take him @ 15…this kid, Ray Carrethers, or Zack Zerr could be in play 3rd or 4th round.
Regardless there's no way N.Williams or a newly signed mid-Rd draft pick is starting in '14, having Keisel one more season for depth purposes is smart and wont break the bank
kiesel is worth back-up money, but no longer a starter…I can say I do not have confidence that Tomlin can recognize talent and pick the right players to get to the seventh ring. The Steelers need to hire some winning coaches from seattle or niners.
Not that you're trying, but still not sold and I like Kesiel…imo PIT needs to get younger in a hurry while Ben is still in his prime…if the team looked to be on the cusp of another SB run, yes, he makes sense. But, coming off b-t-b .500 seasons and cap strapped trying to resign Worild? No.
If he wanted to play for the vet min. as you mentioned (which would surprise me) okay, but even then the young players have to start getting on the field.
No argument here. I would hope the young guys like Arnfelt and N.Williams get more playing time this year. I don't think Keisel will have a choice, if he wants to play he'll most likely have to play for a vet contract, he wont have too many suitors
I hope they can resign him, but I am not sure if he will ever be a starter. I can see McClendon as the starting NT for a couple more years, they have talked him up for so long, I dont think they will give up on him yet.
I seem to remember him starting at DE against NE in that disastrous Sunday night game in 2010 (Gronkowski 3 tds). Has he ever started another game at DE? He definitely has the size now and is quick so him possibly being tried there is intriguing.
Woods is young and growing…he can be a valuable part of a young growing line lead by Hayward…so many plays to be made in the off season on the D line…
I hope they keep him. He seems like quite a load, and with decent feet. I'd like to see it through with him because I think that will reap rewards.
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