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NKY High School Football, Scores, Schedules, Webcasts, Photos
2015 OMEGA Game of the Week Webcast Schedule
7/31/2015 - by NKS Editor
NKYSports.com has once again partnered with OMEGA Processing to bring you the OMEGA Game of the Week webcast. NKYSports.com is also very excited about the upcoming season as this marks the website's 10th year online! We hope you enjoy our live coverage once again and here's this year's lineup:
Aug 21: Lloyd at Walton-Verona
Aug 28: Cooper at NewCath
Sep 4: Newcath at Campbell County
Sep 11: Conner at Scott
Sep 18: CovCath at Beechwood
Sep 25: Highlands at Simon Kenton
Oct 2: Brossart at Ludlow
Oct 9: Ryle at Cooper
Oct 16: Campbell County at Simon Kenton
Oct 23: CovCath at Dixie
Oct 30: NewCath at Beechwood
* Schedules are subject to change
NCC Hires New Girls Cross-Country Coach
7/31/2015 - by Staff Report
Newport Central Catholic High School has named Greg Enxel its new girls cross-country coach.
Enxel began coaching at the high school level in 2001 with Bishop Brossart. In 2011, he accepted the position as head coach for the boys and girls track program at Lloyd Memorial High School. He has also worked as a volunteer coach at St. Joseph Cold Spring.
"I am very excited to be given this opportunity to coach at NCC. I look forward to working with the student-athletes to instill drive, work ethic, and determination to achieve great things on the cross-country course, in the classroom, and in life," said Enxel.
Coach Enxel will fill the vacant position left by Dave Meyers who had coached the girls in cross country and track for several seasons. This summer, Meyers accepted a position at Beechwood High School.
"Hiring Coach Enxel will make for a smooth transition for our girls cross-country program. Greg is already familiar with NewCath and his experience as a coach speaks for itself," said Rob Detzel, NCC Athletic Director.
Cooper Football 2015 Preview
7/31/2015 - by NKS Editor
Head Coach Randy Borchers begins his 8th year at Cooper (39-42) as his team looks to improve on their 9-5 record from last year. The Jaguars made it to the Class 5A State semifinals last year before falling to Pulaski County 33-7.
Key Returners
On defense the Jaguars return 8 starters! The top 3 are Seniors starting with DL Marcus Watson who had 90.5 tackles and 7 sacks last year. LB Seth Keller had 65.5 tackles and 2 INT's, and LB Aiden Keller had 61 tackels and 3 INT's.
On offense, Cooper returns one of the best running backs in NKY, SR Torey Cordell-Armstrong. Torey had 1,752 rushing yards and 16 rushing TD's last year. They also return JR WR Dante Henrix who had 551 receiving yards and 5 TD's last year.
Overall Outlook
For the third year in a row, Cooper enters the 2015 season with a question mark at quarterback. Because of this they will rely heavily on senior running back Torey Cordell-Armstrong; especially early in the season until a starting QB is established. Last season Torey rushed for over 1700 yards and 16 TDs, earning himself Class 5A District 5 Player of the Year honors. Once a starter at QB is established they will have several targets to throw to. Returning receivers include, Junior Dante Hendrix, Senior Chad Michels, and Senior Tyson Jackson. Up front the offensive line will be anchored by three year starter Senior Marcus Watson and other returning players include, Junior Sander Rocksvag, Senior Dalton Mitchell, and Senior Kyle Sand.
The Cooper defensive unit returns 8 starters from last years team who held opponents to just 17 points a game. Three of the top tacklers from 2014 are back and include; senior defensive lineman Marcus Watson with 90.5 tackles and 7 sacks, senior linebacker Seth Keller with 65.5 tackles and 2 interceptions, and his twin brother senior linebacker Aidan Keller with 61 tackles and 3 interceptions. Defensively senior defensive back Cole Hicks and senior defensive lineman Elliot Smith both return from season ending injuries suffered last season and should have a major impact on the defense.
This season Cooper makes the jump to 6A and their 2015 schedule is arguably the toughest schedule Cooper has had in its 8 years of existence. The schedule features national power Highlands High School and other perennial state title contenders such as Newport Central Catholic, Simon Kenton, Lexington Catholic, and 2014 6A state runner-up Dixie Heights. Cooper also adds Lexingtons Bryan Station to the schedule as well as district foes, Conner and Ryle. The schedule rounds out with a rivalry game versus Boone County.
2015 Schedule
8/21 Highlands (Crosstown Showdown)
8/28 at NewCath (OMEGA Game of the Week)
9/4 at Bryan Station
9/11 Camp Co
9/18 at Simon Kenton
9/25 LexCath
10/2 Dixie
10/9 Ryle (OMEGA Game of the Week)
10/16 at Boone Co
10/23 at Conner
Holy Cross (Covington) 2015
7/31/2015 - by Bluegrass Preps
What does Holy Cross need to do to improve in 2015? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.
Simon Kenton Football 2015 Preview
7/31/2015 - by NKS Editor
Coach Jeff Marksberry starts his 16th year as head coach of the Pioneers (100-74). He's taken his team to the Quarterfinals the past 3 years as they look to get over that hump. Last year's record was 11-2 and they were knocked off by Dixie 24-0 in the Class 6A Quarterfinal playoffs.
Key Returners
Simon Kenton returns 11 starters, 5 offensive and 6 defensive. The key returns on offensive include QB Cam Racke, OL David Sandlin, RB Dillon Powell, WR Logan Scott and WR Logan Kreidenweis. On defense the key returns are DB Trent Kincaid, DB Jacob Harney, LB Dalton Finnell, DB Taylor Galbraith, DL Tucker Mueller, and DL Blake Powell.
Offensive Outlook
Offensively the Pioneers return 1 starting offensive linemen. He is a good one but only one. Simon Kenton will have some new faces up front but they expect a solid group with great size. Sophomore OL Colton Williams will be a very good player for the Pioneers. Junior QB Cam Racke has had 1 year in the offense as a starter. He really blossomed as a sophomore and SK will need him to be in command of the offense this year. He has 1 proven WR to throw the ball to but they feel like they have other quality WR to put around him. He is a great athlete and they expect him to be an elite QB. SK thinks their run game will be a strength of their offense this year. SK has a proven RB in senior Dillon Powell. Dillon has had a great off-season and is bigger and stronger. The Pioneers hope this will help him endure the rigors of a tough schedule. Overall, their group of receivers is shaping up nicely. They have good depth there. They also have a couple of other running backs they feel really good about. Simon Kenton should have the ability to have a productive offense that should be able to run and pass equally well.
Defensive Outlook
Simon Kenton returns solid defensive lineman in Tucker Mueller and Blake Powell. These two should be able to help a talented, but inexperienced group of linebackers gain confidence and develop. Their secondary returns three starters that all had very good years in 2014. They are led by Jacob Harney and Trent Kincaid. The overall strength of SK's defense should lie in their defensive line. The Pioneers have good depth in several key areas on defense including D-Line. They have been a solid defensive team for the past few seasons and hope to improve on their defensive numbers in 2015.
Overall Outlook
After finishing 11-2 in 2014 Simon Kenton will look to compete at a high level again in 2015. The Pioneers have a team full of hard-working, committed players that expect to win football games. Their schedule is tough opening the season against 2A Christian Academy-Louisville (10-2). Several of their athletes have had great off-seasons and will look to lead them this season. They are bigger and stronger. SK has great team chemistry and their kids know the road is not easy. They have set goals for their team and are working to achieve them. Their district competition will be as tough as ever. Campbell County and Boone County will both be ready to contend for the district title as always. Ryle returns many good players and will be a good team. The Simon Kenton players have high expectations and are working very hard to reach their goals. They will continue to work hard on their special teams to give their playmakers another opportunity to score and to help their offense and defense in terms of field position. The Simon Kenton schedule is challenging so they must be ready to compete with their A game each week. The Pioneers must get their inexperienced players ready to play. SK looks forward to the challenges of the 2015 season.
2015 Schedule
8/21 Christian Academy
8/28 at Bryan Station
9/4 at Conner
9/11 Dixie
9/18 Cooper
9/25 Highlands (OMEGA Game of the Week)
10/9 at Boone Co
10/16 Camp Co (OMEGA Game of the Week)
10/23 Ryle
10/30 at Scott
If You Could Only Go To One Regular Season KHSAA Football Game This Season ...
7/31/2015 - by Bluegrass Preps
...which one would it be, and why?
BluegrassPreps Northern Kentucky Power Rankings 7-22-15
7/30/2015 - by Bluegrass Preps
In 2015, BluegrassPreps is excited to roll out weekly football Power Rankings for each of the regions around the state. With each week's Power Rankings, we will be looking to rank the top ten teams in each region - regardless of class - against the other teams in their region. Throughout the season, we will be accounting for the results of all the games throughout the region, including the strength of each opponent played, points scored, points allowed, along with several other statistics on each side of the ball.
We will also be featuring a highlighted "Game Of The Week", and moving forward, will be re-capping the previous games of the week, as well as highlighting regional "Big Risers" and "Big Droppers" as various teams improve their performance and other teams fall back. The BGP Power Rankings will also feature a "Player Of The Week".
Pre-Season Top Ten:
10) Scott (4A)
The Eagles will be returning numerous starters, including a standout running back in Roberto London. Biggest games this season include New Cath (defending 2A runners-up), Dixie Heights, and Holmes. Coach Dan Wooley is developing a solid program in Taylor Mill, finishing with a 6-4-1 record last year. The Eagles are bringing some long awaited noise to the football competition amongst the schools in Northern Kentucky.
9) Beechwood (1A)
Returning numerous starters including quarterback Fieger, running back Stringer, wideout Slusher, and standout o-lineman Overstreet, the Beechwood Tigers and Coach Rash will be eyeing an awaited return to the 1A title game with 1A rival Mayfield having moved up to the 2A division. Their biggest regular season games include New Cath (defending 2A runners-up), Cov Cath, and road games against Somerset and Ironton (OH).
Mason Molique selected among the nation's best
7/16/2015 - by NKS Editor
Boone Co., Union, KY 7/15/15
Mason Molique of Ryle High School (Class of 2019) from (Union, KY) has been invited and will be competing at the nations top high school football showcase, Football University (FBU) Top Gun KPLS, at Dublin Jerome High School in Dublin, Ohio from Friday, July 17 to Saturday, July 18. Being a part of Top Gun means that these players are considered the best at their respective positions.
MASON MOLIQUE was invited to Top Gun because of his outstanding performance as a Kicker at the FBU Central Ohio Dublin KPLS camp. He will join more than 100 of the nations top athletes at their respective positions and will train with current and former NFL coaches and players.
Top Gun is the culmination of Football Universitys 24-camp nationwide camp season gathering the most elite performers from across the United States and allowing them to compete and display their abilities together on one stage. Football University has an impressive alumni list that includes some of the top college football recruits and players in the nation. Headlining the Top Gun KPLS Showcase coaching staff are long snapper Chris Rubio, respected as the worlds top long snapping coach and Kicker/Punter Chris Sailer, respected as the worlds top kicking and punting coach.
247Sports on Football University Top Gun: No event is bigger than Football University Top Gun. It is easily the most highly-anticipated camp for us because of the level of talent.
2015 TOP GUN KPLS Details:
More than 100 elite high school football players from across the country; Approximately 10 coaches with NFL experience.
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Football University Top Gun Showcase is designed to give elite high school and middle school athletes top-flight instruction and has trained some of the nations top players. In addition to a list of all-star athletes, Top Gun boasts an elite staff of some of footballs greatest minds who have privately trained and mentored players such as Drew Brees, Matt Ryan, Eli Manning, and Tony Romo.
Temporary All-Star Merchandise Store Opening in Covington, Cincinnati
The New Meinken Field Looks Amazing
Bellevue Hires New Head Football Coach
KY-OH Girls and Boys All-Star Games
Florence Freedom Have New Official Bat
Who May Become the Next Head Coach of NKU Men's Basketball?
NKY Native, New Cath Star a Finalist for D-I Head Coach Job
CovCath Rolls Over Campbell in State Tournament's First Round
9th Region Championship Game Photos - Holmes vs CovCath
9th Region Semis Game Photos - St Henry vs CovCath
9th Region Game Photos - Newport vs CovCath
9th Region Game Photos - Holmes vs NCC
9th Region Game Photos - St. Henry vs Cooper
9th Region Game Photos - Dixie vs Boone County
STATE CHAMPS: Holy Cross Wins Kentucky Girls Basketball Title in Thriller
Holy Cross Beats Bell County, Advances to Elite 8
CovCath Gets By Holmes, Repeats as 9th Region Champs
Campbell County Takes 10th Region Boys Title
Holy Cross Wins 9th Region, Will Head to Bowling Green for Sweet 16
CovCath Outlasts Newport in OT, St. Henry Marches On
Scott, Campbell County Advance to 10th Region Semifinals
Game Photos - Boone County vs Dixie
OMEGA Player of the Game - Boone County vs Cooper
The Match-Ups: Basketball Regional Tournament Pairings Announced
Campbell County Crushes Scott in District Championship Game
CovCath Claims 35th District Championship
Game Photos - Dixie vs CovCath
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
NCC, Newport Roll in 36th District Semifinals Round
Scott Advances to District Finals With Big Win Over Silver Grove
OMEGA Player of the Game - Boone Co vs Dixie
Bolden, McDonald Share 9th Region POY Honors
Top 5: Final Poll of the High School Boys Basketball Regular Season
Cov Cath Introduces New Head Football Coach
Thomas More Names New Football Coach
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - Dixie vs Scott
Dixie Upsets Defending Champ Cov Cath 62-47
NewCath Outlasts Holmes 58-52
Boys Basketball Top 5: Shake Up After Holmes Loss
Lady Bulldogs Roll, Improve to 26-1
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Holy Cross Gets by Lady Breds 58-51
New Cath Largely Untested of Late, but Still Improving, Coach Says
Girls Basketball: Holy Cross Holds Off Notre Dame
In Coaching Battle of Father Vs. Son, Holmes Outlasts Highlands on Big Night for Bolden
OMEGA Player of the Game - Holmes vs Dixie
Holmes Holds Off Dixie in Battle of Top 5 Teams
Game Photos - Cooper vs Ryle
Colonels Pick Up 20th Win with Easy Victory Over Scott
Holy Cross Girls, New Cath Boys Claim All
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - Cooper vs Ryle
Thomas More Coach Resigns to Take High School Job
NKY Basketball Recap: Cov Cath Holds Off Wilmington, Brossart Rolls
OMEGA Player of the Game - St. Henry vs NCC
Photos: In Battle of Elite Girls Teams, Holy Cross Edges Highlands in 2 OTs
Newport Central Catholic Claims Another All A Classic Regional Title
Photos: Cov Cath Pulls Away from Holmes; Conner Beats Ryle
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Newport, St. Henry Advance in All A Classic
Girls Basketball: Holy Cross Upsets Holmes, Ends Undefeated Streak
New Top 5 Boys Basketball Ranking; McDonald is MVP of Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - St. Henry vs Boone County
Photos: Holmes Girls Now 17-0 After Beating Notre Dame
At NKU, Cov Cath Beats #1 New Cath; Holmes, Scott Prevail
Big Game in Highland Heights: New Cath & Cov Cath
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Second Half Surge Propels Holy Cross over Lloyd
Top 5 RCN/NKYsports.com Boys Basketball Poll
OMEGA Player of the Game - Newport vs NCC
NewCath Rolls Over Newport
Bolden Drops 40 as Holmes Holds Off Scott in High Scoring Affair
Game Photos - CovCath vs Highlands
Holmes Pulls Away from Scott to Win Lloyd Tournament
Northern Kentucky Sunk by Last Second Three
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - CovCath vs Highlands
High School Basketball Notes: Cov Cath, Scott, Holmes Win; Newport Falls in OT
Why Beetle Bolden is Sitting on the Holmes Bench and Not Playing
Holmes, Scott, Newport Win Big at Lloyd Invitational
Grant Co. Visits Latonia, Beats Holy Cross
In Battle of Defending Regional Champs, Cov Cath Pulls Away from Campbell Co.
Holmes Overcomes 22-Point Deficit to Beat Lloyd
Photos: Holy Cross Downs Scott, 66-54
OMEGA Player of the Game - Newport vs Campbell Co
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Basketball Coach Interviews
Erasing Huge Halftime Deficit, Highlands Captures 23rd State Football Title
Dixie Falls to Trinity in Class 6A Football Final
Breds Fall to DeSales in State Finals for Second Straight Year
Colonels Top Indians in Season Opener
NewCath, Highlands and Dixie Headed to State
Norse Pick Up Win at Idaho, Even Record at 3-3
Dixie, Newport Catholic, & Highlands Head to State Finals
Kentucky State Football Semifinals
OMEGA Player of the Game - SK vs Dixie
OMEGA Player of the Game - Newport vs NewCath
Highlands Holds On, Downs Covington Catholic, 37-34
Newport Catholic Knocks Newport Out of Playoffs
Dixie Shuts Out Simon Kenton, Advances to State Semifinals
The Revenge Round: Friday Football Pairings Offer Second Helping of Big Match-Ups
All NKU Men's & Women's Basketball Games to Be on ESPN3 Because of New HD Trailer
First Win for Norse as NKU Rolls Over North Carolina A&T
Routed: #1 Kentucky Crushes #5 Kansas, 72-40
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Game Photos - Lloyd vs NewCath
Playoff Showdowns Set
OMEGA Player of the Game - Lloyd vs NCC
Friday Night Preview: Playoffs, Round 2
Norse Face Tough Test in Season Opener at Wisconsin, Sign New Cath Standout
As Reigning State Champs, Covington Catholic Heads Back to the Court
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Football Playoffs: Newport, New Cath Advance; Season Ends for Scott, Ludlow
Playoff Preview: A Look at First Round Match-Ups
Playoff Preview: Newport Takes on Gallatin County in Round One
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Game Photos - Beechwood vs NewCath
OMEGA Player of the Game - Beechwood vs NewCath
Notre Dame Wins 9th Region Volleyball Title
Newport Spoils Holmes Senior Night, Wins 38-14
Scott's Late-Game Risk Taking Comes Up Short but May Bode Well for Playoffs
Beechwood Wins 8th Straight, Dumps New Cath 30-13
Friday Night Preview: Surging Beechwood and New Cath Collide
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Game Photos - Conner vs Scott
Thomas More Notches Another Victory, Now Averages Over 45 Points Per Game
Notre Dame Beats Newport Central Catholic, Wins 9th Region Girls Soccer Crown
Towles is Becoming a Star at UK
St. Henry Claims 9th Region Soccer Title in Shootout Over Cov Cath
Even After Beechwood Blow Out, Ludlow Still Hopeful for the Coming Weeks
Bellevue Keeps Paddle, Routs Dayton 61-0
OMEGA Player of the Game - Conner vs Scott
Friday Night Preview: Bellevue-Dayton Rivalry is Kentucky's Most Played
UK Football Has Homecoming Date with No. 1 Mississippi State
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Photos: Notre Dame Claims 35th District Volleyball Title
Game Photos - Brossart vs NewCath
Anthony Muñoz Foundation Honors 16 Tri-State Linemen with Linemen of the Year Award
OMEGA Player of the Game - Simon Kenton vs Dixie
561 Yards of Offense Propels Thomas More Past St. Vincent, 49-7
Dixie Beats Simon Kenton, 36-10
Newport Rolls Over Holy Cross, 51-6
Bellevue Fends Off Ludlow on Homecoming, Wins 20-14
New Cath Runs Away From Brossart, 36-0
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Fundraiser at Newport Beef O Brady's
Kentucky Football is 5-1 After Rolling ULM with
Beechwood Overpowers Bellevue, 41-18
New Cath Holds On to Fireman's Bell, Defeating Newport on Sloppy Friday
Friday Night Preview: A Rumble in Newport & More
Coaches Poll: NKU Picked to Finish 5th in Atlantic Sun
As We Enter Week 8, These Northern Kentucky Football Teams are in the State's Top 10
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Holmes vs Bellevue Game Photos
OMEGA Player of the Game - Holmes vs Bellevue
Beechwood Goes to Cov Cath, Leaves with 28-13 Win
Newport Dominates Brossart, 55-0
Simon Kenton Rolls on Homecoming, Beats Campbell Co., 45-13
Bellevue Hands Holmes Fifth Straight Loss
Friday Night Battle: Simon Kenton vs. Campbell Co. & Other Game Previews
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - Scott vs Cooper
Hilvert, Hayden Break Records as Thomas More Rolls
The Streak Lives: Highlands Downs Covington Catholic, 42-7
Ludlow Wanted to Be 4-2, Achieved in Win Over Berea
Newport Runs Away from Pendleton Co. on Homecoming, 62-13
Friday Night Battle: Cov Cath vs. Highlands
Bengals Announce $200,000 Grant for New Athletic Field at Cov Cath
Thomas More Football Coach Ties Record for Most Wins at School
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
New Cath Drops 4th Straight as Dixie Rolls, 34-14
Scott Continues to Roll, Beats Holy Cross on Homecoming, 48-14
Newport Comeback Falls Short as Williamsburg Holds Off Wildcats, 31-22
Conner vs Campbell County Game Photos
OMEGA Player of the Game - Conner vs Campbell Co
Undefeated Scott Welcomes Winless Holy Cross to Taylor Mill on Homecoming Night
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Sports Briefs: Holmes Soccer Continues to Roll & More
OMEGA Player of the Game - SK vs NCC
Campbell County Leads Victory over Cooper
Simon Kenton Runs Away With Game at New Cath
Turnovers, Slow Second Half Trip Up Bellevue
No Time to Waste: Cov Cath Must Shake Off Moeller Loss, Prepare for Henderson Co
Scott Football Now Firmly in Heyday
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Eat Wings. Raise Funds. Friday Night at Newport Buffalo Wild Wings
OMEGA Player of the Game
NKY Football Roundup: Highlands, Bellevue Rack Up Points
Holmes Tripped Up on Homecoming, Bulldogs Fall to Lloyd, 42-18
Moeller Breezes Past Cov Cath, 39-0
Sports Briefs: Scott Football Wins Big, New Cath Golf Star Shines
Expectations are High Again for Notre Dame's Nationally-Ranked Volleyball Squad
NKU Basketball Schedule Includes Trip to Wisconsin, Visit from West Virginia
Cov Cath Football to Clash with Cincinnati Moeller
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Game Photos - Walton Verona vs Newport
OMEGA Player of the Game - Brian Burton
Stoops Says Wildcats are Ready to Show Fans They Have What it Takes
Newport Pulls Away from Walton-Verona, Wins 36-26
Scott Wallops Holmes 34-7
Highlands 23 Campbell County 16
Cooper's Defense Continues to Impress in Win Over NCC
High School Football Preview: Holmes vs. Scott
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
Not Pretty, but Holmes Downs Holy Cross, 21-7
Dayton Holds Off Late Rally from Brossart, Wins Opener 18-13
Tradition, Hard Work at Core of Newport Central Catholic's Gridiron Success
Newport Wildcats Hope to Build On Last Year's Late Season Momentum
After Historic Season, Scott Football Hopes to Build Winning Tradition
Friday Night Football is Back in Northern Kentucky
OMEGA Game of the Week Schedule Release
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
2014 Kentucky Sweet 16
9th Region Tournament Broadcasts
OMEGA Player of the Game - Conner vs Ryle
8th, 9th, 10th Region Tournaments
OMEGA Player of the Game - Dixie vs Boone Co
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - SK vs Campbell Co
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - CovCath vs Ryle
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - Highlands vs NCC
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - Conner vs Ryle
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - Holmes vs Cooper
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - WV vs SK
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Player of the Game - St. Henry vs Dixie
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week
OMEGA Basketball Game of the Week Schedule
Dale Mueller steps down at Highlands
NewCath and Highlands Headed to State
2013 Bluegrass-Buckeye Charity Classic
Kentucky Middle School Football
OMEGA Player of the Game - State Semifinals
OMEGA Game of the Week - State Semifinals
Five NKY Teams remain in Football Playoffs
OMEGA Player of the Game - Round 2 Playoffs
OMEGA Game of the Week - Round 2 Playoffs
NKY Fundraisers - November 2013
OMEGA Game of the Week - Round 1 Playoffs
Week 11 OMEGA Player of the Game
2013 Kentucky State High School Football Playoffs
Week 11 OMEGA Game of the Week
Week 10 OMEGA Player of the Game
9th Region Boys Soccer Championship Webcast
Week 10 OMEGA Game of the Week
Week 9 OMEGA Player of the Game
NKY Soccer Regionals
Week 9 OMEGA Game of the Week
Simon Kenton vs Campbell Co Game Photos
Week 8 OMEGA Game of the Week
Week 7 OMEGA Player of the Game
2013 Bluegrass/Buckeye Classic
Week 7 OMEGA Game of the Week
Week 6 OMEGA Player of the Game
Week 6 OMEGA Game of the Week
2nd Annual Running Tigers 5K
Youth Basketball Coaching Clinic
OMEGA Player of the Game
Week 5 OMEGA Game of the Week
Conner vs. Ryle Game Photos
OMEGA Player of the Game
Week 4 OMEGA Game of the Week
NewCath vs Campbell County Game Photos
OMEGA Processing Player of the Game
Week 3 OMEGA Game of the Week
CovCath vs Dixie Game Photos
Cooper vs NewCath Game Photos
CovCath vs Dixie Player of the Game
Cooper vs NCC Player of the Game
Week 2 OMEGA Game of the Week
Walton-Verona vs Bellevue Game Photos - Week 1
OMEGA Processing Players of the Game
Week 1 OMEGA Game of the Week
2013 NKYSports.com Golf Outing
Walton-Verona 2013 Football Preview
Beechwood Tigers 2013 Football Preview
NCC vs Highlands Boys Soccer
OMEGA Processing Game of the Week Schedule
Campbell County Camels 2013 Football Preview
2013 Northern Kentucky High School Football Previews
Simon Kenton Pioneers Football Preview 2013
Holmes Bulldogs Football 2013
Highlands Bluebirds Football Preview 2013
Boone County Rebels Football Preview 2013
Cooper Jaguars Football Preview 2013
Covington Catholic Colonels Football Preview 2013
OMEGA Processing signs as Title Sponsor of NKYSports.com
Conner Cougars Football Preview 2013
Ryle Raiders Football Preview 2013
Preview: Newport Central Catholic Football 2013
Kentucky All Stars Basketball
2013 Skyline Crosstown Football Showdown
Updated Basketball Commit List - April 2013
Ron Dawn to Return as NCC Boys' Basketall Coach
Holmes Sweet 16 Game Photos
Game Photos of Boys 9th Region Tournament
2013 Kentucky Sweet 16
Holmes headed to Sweet 16
Cooper vs Ryle 33rd District Photos
Republic Bank Player of the Game
Regional Tournaments
9th Region Boys Tournament Preview
Republic Bank Player of the Game
9th Region Boys District Tournament Previews
Ryle Varsity Cheerleaders 5th in the Nation
Northern Ky District Tournaments
9th Region Rankings/Notebook- 2/11
Max Nussbaum headed to EKU
9th Region Rankings/Notebook: 2/3
9th Region Tournament Information
Republic Bank Player of the Game
9th Region Rankings/Notebook - 1/27
Highlands vs Holmes basketball game being filmed for movie
2013 All A Classic State Tournament
Republic Bank Players of the Game
9th Region Rankings/Notebook 1/20
NewCath golfer to sign with Marian University
CovCath vs NewCath Game Photos
9th Region Rankings 1/13
Republic Bank Player of the Game
Boys 9th Region All A Classic Preview
2013 Girls All A Classic
9th Region Rankings/Notebook 1/6
Lloyd Invitational Photos
Holmes vs Holy Cross Preview
NewCath boys win Ashland Invitational
9th Region Rankings/Notebook 12/30
2012 Lloyd Memorial Invitational
2013 Basketball Webcast Schedule
9th Region Rankings 12/23
NKYSports.com Top 10 (December 16th)
NKYSports.com Top 10 (Dec 9)
Cooper 59 Holy Cross 48
Team Preview: NDA
NKY Hall of Fame Inductees - December 2012
Holy Cross Lady Indians
Holmes 58 Oak Hills, OH 42
Headed to State
Team Preview: Conner
Football Teams Set for Semifinals
Team Preview: Newport Central Catholic
Dan Walsh Benefit
Team Preview: Dixie Heights
Republic Bank Football Game of the Week - Quarterfinals
Thacker, Breds get healthy for playoff run
Team Preview: Holy Cross
Team Preview: Holmes
Week 12 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Week 11 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Bluebirds hoping depth equals sixth straight championship
Kentucky State High School Football Playoffs
Week 10 Player of the Game
Week 10 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
1st Annual Running Tigers 5K
Dayton vs Bellevue Game Photos
Week 9 Player of the Game
Week 9 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Underdogs to Meet in Regional Finals
Week 8 Player of the Game
Campbell County 51 Ryle 20
Pioneers Playing the Waiting Game
Week 8 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Week 7 Player of the Game
Girls Volleyball District Brackets
NKY Boys Soccer District Tournaments
NKY Girls Soccer District Tournaments
Week 7 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Lloyd Playing, Winning as a Team
Volleyball Named Top Girls HS Team Sport in KY
Dixie vs Beechwood Game Photos
Week 6 Republic Bank Player of the Game
Ryle Runs Over Boone for Shut Out
Beechwood 33 Dixie 28
Conner Cruises Past Cooper
Boys Soccer: Russell vs NewCath
Week 5 Player of the Game
Week 6 Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Colonels Aim for Consistency as Post Season Approaches
Simon Kenton vs Ryle Game Photos
Boys Soccer Webcast: Scott vs CovCath
Boone County 35 Dixie 14
Republic Bank Game of the Week
Simon Kenton vs NewCath Game Photos
The Journey is the Destination for Pandas
Week 4 Republic Bank Player of the Game
Simon Kenton 28 NewCath 20
Conner 35 Campbell County 28
Republic Bank Game of the Week
Week 3 Republic Bank Player of the Game
Cooper 27 Campbell County 16
Republic Bank Football Game of the Week
Morris Brothers Excelling on Different Fields for Jags
Student Athlete Spotlight: Alex Scanlon
Holmes 33 Beechwood 21
Campbell Co 42 NewCath 16
Week 2 Football in Northern Kentucky
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The first day Goldbelt Mount Roberts Tramway was running, a friend and I went up to try the trail on Gold Ridge. We didn't get very far, as we were unwilling to cope with lots of trail-covering snow, and settled instead into a sheltered spot, out of the wind and in the sunshine, for a little picnic.
One of the first things I noticed upon arriving in Gustavus, a quaint community located northwest of Juneau, was a roadside muskeg in which the shore pines were in sorry shape, with many brown needles. Upon inquiry, I was told that these pines are infected by a fungus that causes needle blight. The fungus kills off mostly the older needles, so an affected pine has only small tufts of newer needles near the branch ends. A serious level of infection can kill the tree. Cool, wet weather favors the production of spores, which are spread by wind or rain-splash, and the spread of this disease.
On a fine low tide in late April, I headed out to some of the dredge islands in Gastineau Channel, along with two friends. Before we even got to the islands, we found several interesting things. In the middle of the dike trail lay the feathers and other remains of a dead bird. Grazing on the innards were at least twenty little brown slugs — officially known as reticulated tail-droppers. We often see them on bear scats filled with digested vegetation, and gardeners make war on them when they attack some treasured plants, but what were they getting from bird guts?
The poet had it right! Although April has often been a benign month here, with lots of sun and rapid warming, this year's April has (so far) offered us lots of rain and temperatures parked around 40 degrees F. Not living up to expectations! Nevertheless, Mother Nature has not forgotten spring, and things are happening.
Decent weather in early April encouraged several low-elevation jaunts. The Parks and Recreation hikers went to the rock peninsula on the west side of Mendenhall Lake, stopping for lunch amid a fine display of purple mountain saxifrage. Some clumps were in full bloom, and others were just starting, so the little purple flowers will be there to entertain visiting bumble bees and wasps for a while. Saxifrage flowers on the east side of the lake don't get as much sun, so they lag behind by a week or more, but they should appear soon.
Instead of the more usual approaches via the Airport Dike Trail or Industrial Boulevard, we went in via the public access off the Mendenhall Peninsula Road — down the slope through the bear-clawed alders, past the deer-nipped skunk cabbages, across a swamp. Under some sprawling roots we found a heap of mallard feathers, where some ground-predator had enjoyed a meal. Off toward the end of the peninsula lie several shallow ponds, where toad tadpoles could be found in summer, but I don't know if toads still use those ponds.
After a deluge in late March, the sun showed itself, prompting residents to enjoy some serious basking. Some baskers took the lizard approach: finding a spot out of the wind and relaxing. Others chose to stroll, in hopes of seeing things beside the insides of their eyelids (mind you, that is quite fine, too!).
The days grow longer and we all start wishing that spring would be here NOW! Indeed, spring is slowly, slowly springing. Perhaps it got a bit confused by the lack of a real winter? Or perhaps we are just a tad over-eager.
My two companions scrambled up the soggy slope with agile ease, and I lumbered along behind. My main job, as usual, was to throw sticks for the four-footed friend, but our real mission was finding fossils. Around Juneau, we don't expect to find dinosaurs, ichthyosaurs, or mammoths, such as those found up north. Nor do we find fossil remains of bears, caribou and foxes, such as those in the caves of Prince of Wales Island. Nope, nothing quite so spectacular.
When someone does something stupid or behaves in a scatter-brained way, we may jeeringly, scornfully, call that person a "birdbrain"! But wait a minute: Is that epithet really accurate or fitting? Consider some of the amazing things that avian brains accomplish!
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Take Center Stage will feature 4 great tracks of educational programming, keynote speakers, a Thursday evening event, welcome reception, and much more at the new boutique hotel, Hotel Van Zandt. Located in the Rainey Street District of Austin, this Kimpton hotel is in the heart of the action of the music scene. Enjoy the laid-back style and vibrant bar scene and embrace a very chill atmosphere. Take in Austin's cool vibes and bring on the good times!
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Monday, May 12, 2014 - 7:08am
Contested School Board Elections TODAY in 4 Sussex County Districts
Kelli Steele
Updated Tuesday, May 13, 2014 - 4:05am
Residents in four schools districts in Sussex County will head to the polls today for school board elections.
Five candidates are vying for one at-large, five-year seat on the Cape Henlopen school board. The candidates include Bob Bennett, Terri Carey, Alison Myers, Meyer Persow and Juan Saez; they're running for the five-year seat currently held by board member Sara Wilkinson, who is NOT running for re-election.
Polling places in the Cape District include Cape High School, Mariner Middle School and Rehoboth Elementary School.
In Indian River, Bobbi Barends and Incumbents Scott Collins and Doug Hudson are vying for the two District 5, five-year seats on the Laurel school board.
Selbyville Middle School will serve as the polling place.
In Laurel, there is one, five-year seat open on the school board; Terrance Hooper, Brad Lee and Frederick Sponseller are the candidates.
Laurel High School will serve as the polling place.
And in Woodbridge, Incumbent Jan Bunting, Steve McCarron and Willie Savage are vying for one, five-year seat.
Woodbridge High School and Woodbridge Elementary School will serve as the polling places.
Two races, one each in Seaford and Delmar were decided because only the incumbent filed for the at-large seats.
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tragedy of the scientific era. It is fundamentally ingrained in the Western mentality
and, could it be straightened out, a scientific civilisation might, at long last, yet be
put on the right road. " Frederick Soddy - i
The people who create your money have teamed up with your political leaders
and the media to mortgage your future. Bankers and politicians know all
they have to do is write checks and someone else will pick up the tab. They
borrow and create out of thin air the money that you have to work for. And
then they use that money to acquire more money and power. When they acquire
the privilege of creating money for the world, other nations are told they
must accept that money or be destroyed as a threat to the established order
- one based upon money and debt, just as under feudalism it was based upon
the control of land. That is 'the system'. It must be understood and
changed if our civilization is to have a future.
Money and Debt
It is no mystery why Wall Street, the too-big-to fail-banks and the U.S.
government are such good pals as are other Western governments, their banks
and financial institutions. They all create money as debt and use it to
appropriate society's wealth. Very little of the world's money takes the
form of currency or coins. Almost all of it is created as debt denominated
in the currency of the country in question. When a country's money acquires
reserve currency status - a currency which other nations accumulate and use
as a store of value or to settle accounts - its currency can be used to
appropriate wealth from beyond its borders. Bankers and financiers, the
merchants of debt, help governments extract real wealth from both domestic
and foreign populations in exchange for both government and private debt.
They do this by maintaining markets in which this debt can quickly be
converted into the money of the country in question and by fostering popular
misconceptions about the near-money debt they have been creating with such
abandon recently, principally that it has some creative power or inherent
Government's contribution to the partnership is helping its private sector
partners get the money they create accepted. If debt is created by a
private party, there is an obvious risk it may not be repaid and the claim
to wealth it represents will be lost. If, on the other hand, that debt can
be transferred to a collective entity like government - to be backed by 'the
full faith and credit' of the people - the wealth the debt represents is as
secure as the government which has assumed responsibility for it. However,
by ceding the privilege of creating money - as debt or in any other form -
to private parties, governments expose themselves to the threat those
parties will refuse to create enough of it to fund either government's
legitimate activities, the needs of the real wealth-producing economy or
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Perhaps the most valuable service performed by the merchants of debt for
governments is helping conceal the real costs of their corruption, waste and
wars. The Vietnam War ended in large part because the American middle
class refused any longer to pay the cost of policing this country's global
empire with the blood of its children. Had the financial costs of that or
any other of the 20th and 21st century imperial wars come fully out of the
public's pockets, there is reason to believe those wars would not have been
tolerated either. The same is true for the 'pork barrel' spending that has
long characterized American politics and the tax cuts for its wealthy.
With volunteer military service now the norm, the mortal threat to the
children of the middle class in the United States and other Western
democracies may have subsided for the moment. But the threat to its
financial future is reaching crisis proportions. Just as they bought the
wars to "make the world safe for democracy" or from Communism or Terrorism,
they bought their governments' and bankers' pitch that all the debt-based
money both were creating was actually some form of wealth. They have been
led to believe that 'Debts that can't be repaid somehow will be.'
This permits their governments, bankers and financiers to transform the
wealth created by past and current generations into debt-based money, a
weapon which can be used for the further subjugation of populations in their
own and other nations, the further expropriation of their wealth.
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This strategy of using government debt as a weapon is one which Dr. Hudson,
a Wall Street analyst and research professor for the University of Missouri,
described in his book "Super Imperialism" first published in 1972, a year after the
collapse of the 1944 Bretton Woods International Monetary System. "Super Imperialism"
was the outgrowth of a study he performed on the consequences of the demise
of that system. Dr. Hudson argued the use of government-backed debt as a
strategy for U.S. world domination it has employed in the years since 1971
was in large part the product of fortuitous historical circumstances and
innovative U.S. responses:
"Intergovernmental debts were first catalyzed in the 1920s by the breakdown
of world payments and trade in the wake of Inter-Ally war debts and
reparations, ..." - ii
Dr. Hudson has continued to develop this theme. See, for example, "Why the
IMF Meetings Failed":
"Finance is the new form of warfare -- without the expense of a military
overhead and an occupation against unwilling hosts." - iii
The knowledge that debt and money can be used aggressively has long preceded
him. In "America's 60 Families", former Wall Street Journal correspondent
Ferdinand Lundberg described the advantage of money compared to other forms
of wealth:
"But the securities of American millionaires can be exchanged in a flash for
any currency in the world, for land, for other stocks and bonds. The wealth
of the Indian princes is immobile, static; the wealth of their American
counterparts is mobile, dynamic. In the money markets of the world the
feudal wealth of the Indian princes is of no consequence." - iv
A primary cause of WW1 was competition between Europe's imperial powers for
markets to absorb the excess productive capacity of their industries, excess
at least at the prevailing wages and standards of living for the time. The
objective was the same for the competitive monetary devaluations, the
currency wars fought prior to WWII. A country could prevail in such wars by
simply making its currency and thus its products cheaper relative to those
of its competitors. Dr. Hudson argued this was exactly the outcome U.S.
creditors and competitors feared if the United States was made to fully
suffer the consequences of its profligacy. The political and economic
costs of challenging an international monetary system increasingly based
upon unpayable U.S. dollar-denominated debt were just too great.
At stake for everyone, world-wide, was a social order controlled by people
who already had more money than they could possibly spend or for whom
earning ever more money is just a way of 'keeping score'. The goal was not
the creation of real, needed wealth or even jobs for those who didn't have
money. It no longer functioned to promote the creation of needed wealth but
simply to preserve itself. The children of America's Robber Barons had
turned their wealth over to Wall Street and its bankers. Like the latter,
they were now fully committed to a form of capitalism where money was earned
by creating more debt - not wealth. Add the 'debt bombs', the "financial
weapons of mass destruction" being created by financiers and bankers to the
exponentially growing claims of conservatively invested 'old money', money
growing at compounded rates of interest, and maintaining the confusion
between wealth and debt (i.e. money) becomes an impossibility in a finite
But until 2008, instead of education and jobs for its children, affordable
healthcare, an economic infrastructure to support a sustainable level of
resource consumption or renewable sources of energy to power its economy,
the Western middle class had been led to believe its prosperity rests upon
finding foreign buyers for the increasing levels of debt being created by
bankers and governments. To the extent their circumstances permit, other
industrial democracies have been emulating the U.S., paying for both
prosperity and social peace with debt. It is this debt that is being used
to pay for the products once made by their own workers; products the
populations of Western nations will need to survive but soon will no longer
be capable of producing. Western labor is being replaced by workers who
can be paid with less than nothing, with debt.
In a culture where the people have been taught that life is governed by the
laws of finance, all that matters are activities which lead to the
accumulation of ever-more money. The creation of real, needed wealth
becomes a risky, time-consuming obstacle to the fastest possible
accumulation of money. Rather than challenge a status quo under which they
are told that anything good for Wall Street - anything that increases the
monetary value of their stock portfolios - is good for them as well, in a
money-obsessed culture they become increasingly willing to participate in
activities that are antithetical to their survival. They accept, for
example, the fallacy that 'war is good for the economy'. To be fair, they
do this at least in part out of necessity in a culture where access to some
form of money is a prerequisite for survival.
Super Imperialism
Reserve currency status is a landmark event in the transition of a nation
from wealth creation to debt creation. The value of reserve currency
privileges has been understood by US bankers for a long time. Listen to
Thomas Lamont describe the considerations that should guide the national
interest two years before the U.S. entry into WWI:
"A third factor, and that, too, is dependent on the duration of the war
[sic!] is as to whether we shall become lenders to the foreign nations on a
really large scale. ... If the war continues long enough ... then inevitably we
shall become a creditor instead of a debtor nation, and such a development,
sooner or later, would certainly tend to bring about the dollar, instead of
the pound sterling, as the international basis of exchange." - v
For various reasons, the receiving country will hold much of its reserve
currency in the form of debt backed by the government of the issuing
country. Much as a bank is supposed to exercise its privilege of creating
money as debt responsibly, a country with what Valery Giscard d'Estaing,
then the French Minister of Finance, described as the "exorbitant privilege"
- vi of issuing a reserve currency is expected to exercise that privilege
responsibly as well. Since the end of WWII, however, the United States,
with a preeminent reserve currency status embodied in the 1944 Bretton Woods
International Monetary System, has failed to do so.
The flood of dollars U.S. investors and statesmen sent abroad to buy up and
police the globe overwhelmed the credibility of the U.S. government
commitment in the 1944 Bretton Woods agreement to redeem those dollars for
gold on demand. From 1971 forward, the U.S. dollar would be backed by
nothing but debt, by the promise of the U.S. government to pay. The United
States would launch its "Empire of Debt" (the title of a book by Will Bonner
and Addison Wiggin both of whom have solid credentials as financial
conservatives) - and begin its transformation from the world's factory to
its 'consumer of last resort'.
Foreign leaders have been aware of this situation for decades. They didn't
need to be familiar with Dr. Hudson's work. In the early 1970s Treasury
Secretary John Connally was reputed to have told world finance ministers the
dollar was "our currency but your problem" when they complained about the
deficits the United States was rolling up.
There are a number of theories about why the US dollar remains other
countries' problem to this day. They range from a fear of the less subtle
form of imperialism practiced by the former Soviet Union to the need for
access to energy supplies located in the world's most politically unstable
regions, access which only the United States could assure. Among the more
interesting theories is one advanced by William Engdahl. Engdahl in "A
Century of War" suggests that the US succeeded in substituting the Middle
East's oil as backing for the money as debt it was still creating when it
could no longer back that money with gold - by getting Saudi Arabia and
hence OPEC to require payment for their oil in US dollars and then
depositing the dollars they didn't spend in U.S. banks or government
Proponents of this theory point to the coincidence of U.S. military action
and contemplated action against former friends or at least cooperating
nations like Iraq, Libya and now Iran. In each case war or contemplated war
was preceded by the decision of the targeted country to effectively end
accepting US dollars as payment for their oil. Iran formally announced its
decision to do so in 2008. But it left a loophole allowing countries like
China with huge US dollar reserves to use those dollars in payment for
Iranian oil. It closed that loophole in response to toughened US sanctions
President Obama signed into law December 31, 2011.
We have allowed financiers, bankers and their political friends to define
'wealth' for us by ceding to them the power to create money as debt and
control its distribution. For more than a century, the United States has
been buttressing a world social order based upon money created as debt.
This is a 'system' that has worked well for the Old Money accumulated from
the labor of previous generations of Americans and the despoliation of a
continent. Globalization was never about comparative national advantage.
It was about the privilege of creating money as debt and using that money to
buy up and control the world.
It is also a system that has worked well for U.S. politicians and their
friends around the world. It has allowed them to dispense wealth and favors
to their constituents, and to preserve a political status quo in the United
States - what former President Eisenhower called the "Congressional military
industrial complex" and what since 1971 has become the 'financial petro
Congressional military industrial complex' - that emerged from a
half-century of global war. It is a system whose bankruptcy - on its own
terms - has been apparent but tolerated by the entire world since 1971. But
it is a system the world can no longer afford.
The world's economy has become dangerously distorted and unbalanced by
bankers', financiers' and war peddlers' efforts to mask the international
monetary system's realities and preserve their privileges. About the only
people who don't know what is going on are 'the people' - in the United
States and around the world. According to an article published in 2007 by
General Leonid Ivashov, whose credentials include Joint chief of staff of the
Russian armies:
"Writing-off this US indebtedness to the rest of the world would turn the
majority of its population into deceived depositors. It would be the end of
the well-established rule of the golden calf. ...
The moment is drawing closer when the financial crisis will make the world
realize that all of the US assets, all of its industrial, technological, and
other potentials do not rightfully belong to the country. Then, it must be
confiscated to compensate the victims, and the rights of ownership of
everything bought for dollars all over the world - everything drawn from the
wealth of various nations - are to be revised." - vii
It is past time for a global debt jubilee in which the debt created by the
money changers and their co-conspirators in the world's governments is wiped
clean. If the world has been deceived, it has been by the hand of its own
leaders and by its own inertia. The facts have been available at least
since 1972. Humanity and the planet can afford no more Empires of Debt.
Any such aspirations by some Chinese, Russian or international elite need
to be checked by a much enhanced public understanding of money, of the
difference between wealth and debt.
i Frederick Soddy, "Wealth, Virtual Wealth And Debt", New York, E. P. Dutton
& Co., Inc. , 1933, pp. 70-71.
ii Dr. Michael Hudson, "Super Imperialism: The Origin and Fundamentals of
U.S. World Dominance", Pluto Press, Second Edition, London, 2003, p. xiv
iii click here
iv Ferdinand Lundberg, "America's 60 Families", The Vanguard Press, New
York, 1937, p. 7
v Ferdinand Lundberg, "America's 60 Families", The Vanguard Press, New York,
1937, p. 139
vi "The exorbitant privilege is a term coined in the 1960s by Valery Giscard
d'Estaing, then the French Minister of Finance."
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After a couple months of uncertainty, longtime Uptown Westerville restaurant Pasquale's Pizza and Pasta has found a new home. The restaurant told its fans that it would be relocating to the Parkview Plaza at 558 W. Schrock Road with hopes of opening in the beginning of September, said Catherine Francisco, who co-manages the franchise's second location in Jerome Township. Comment?
'Tapestry' pulls record $4,500 for Habitat w/Photo
Tapestry of a Town participants listen as a tour guide describes the history of the Uptown Westerville building at 30 N. State St., which now houses the Ohio Art Mart. SMALL TOWN STOCK More than 400 people were in attendance for the historical walking tour hosted by the Westerville Habitat Partnership, which covered 11 sites throughout the city. Comment?
White out, red in for city fire hydrants w/Photo
Westerville summer worker Kevin Heltz paints one of the city's fire hydrants near the corner of Otterbein Avenue and County Line Road on Tuesday, July 28. Heltz and three other city workers will repaint about 600 of the formerly white and yellow hydrants this summer, in year one of a four-year program to repaint all 2,400 hydrants in the city bright red. The old white hydrants with yellow tops are first primed with a full coat of gray before getting their shiny new coat of red paint. Comment?
Volkswagen dealership clear to roll w/Photo
The Westerville Planning Commission has officially approved a final development plan for a 7.5-acre Volkswagen dealership in the city. The Kuhn VW dealership will sit at the northeast corner of Polaris Parkway and Worthington Road, just north of the recently completed Worthington Road extension. Comment?
Westerville: Man with gun robs sandwich shop w/Photo
A man armed with a handgun robbed the Jimmy John's restaurant at 476 W. Schrock Road about 4 p.m. July 19, Westerville police reported. Workers behind the counter at the sandwich shop told police that the man approached them with his head lowered, apparently trying to hide his face. Comment?
St. Paul Church design wins another architecture award w/Photo
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, 313 N. State St., was named best in class in the "Houses of Worship" category in the 2015 Brick in Architecture Awards, sponsored by The Brick Industry Association. More than 115 buildings were entered into the contest's nine categories, with a gold, silver and bronze award in each. Comment?
Walking tour benefits Habitat for Humanity w/Photo
In its third year of existence, the Westerville Habitat Partnership's Tapestry of a Town tour has grown from an interesting idea to a major contributor to Habitat for Humanity. The walking tour, which visits 11 sites throughout Westerville this year, raises funds by charging $10 for a brochure of the homes that acts as a ticket. Comment?
Westerville: Women charged with fighting in street near St. Ann's w/Photo
Westerville police arrested two Columbus women for reportedly fighting in the middle of a Westerville street around 2:30 a.m. July 12. Officers responded to a report of two women and one man fighting in the street near Mount Carmel St. Ann's Hospital, 500 S. Cleveland Ave . According to police reports, when officers arrived, a vehicle was stopped in the street with its hazard lights on and three people were inside. Comment?
City leaders look at firms to draft strategic plan w/Photo
The city of Gahanna is in the process of selecting a firm to create a strategic plan for the future. The top three candidates were interviewed July 13 by city administrators and Gahanna City Council, and a decision is expected to be made soon. Comment?
Stingrays cruise to another championship w/Photo
The 55th season of the Greater Columbus Swim League ended in familiar fashion, with the Delaware Aquatic Racing Team winning its seventh consecutive overall title. The host Stingrays dominated the league's annual championship finals held July 13 and 14 at Jack Florance Pool in Delaware, finishing with 3,424 points to easily outdistance the runner-up Highland Otters . Comment?
Key Club leads effort to wipe out tetanus w/Photo
Senior Sam Malik, who is co-president of the New Albany High School Key Club, sprays down a car during the Key Club's car wash at the Church of the Resurrection on Saturday, July 18. The car wash raised money for the Eliminate Project, which helps provide vaccinations to prevent the contraction of neonatal and maternal tetanus. Key Club members from New Albany High School and other central Ohio high schools raised more than $1,500 from a car wash July 18 at the Church of the Resurrection on Dublin-Granville Road in New Albany. Comment?
Westerville: Motorcyclist is charged after striking deer, fleeing w/Photo
A 20-year-old Westerville man was taken to OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital after hitting a deer on his motorcycle at more than 80 mph and fleeing the scene. According to reports, Westerville police received a call about someone hitting a deer about 2 a.m. July 6 near County Line Road West and North West Street . Comment?
Challengers toss hats in ring for incumbents' seats w/Photo
As of Tuesday, July 14, Dennis Blair and Tim Davey had pulled petitions to run for council seats that will open, thanks to expiring terms from Mayor Diane Fosselman, Chairman Craig Treneff and Councilman Pete Otteson. Blair and Davey both have been visible in the Westerville community but are approaching their candidacy in much different ways. Comment?
Restaurateurs: Liquor will flow again at Corbin's
The historic building at 39 W. Main St. once was Corbin's Saloon. The building was dynamited and its roof blown off during Westerville's famous Whiskey Wars from 1875-79. Comment?
12 gardens abloom for WesterFlora w/Photo
Karen and Vaughn Hovey of Regency Drive are among the local homeowners whose properties will be showcased as part of the 24th annual WesterFlora Garden Tour. But for Karen and Vaughn Hovey, all that rain has allowed them to avoid turning on the irrigation system for their large backyard garden. Comment?
Council nixes request to allow backyard chickens w/Photo
After a Dublinshire family came to a May City Council meeting to request a change in city code regarding backyard chickens, city staff members looked into different options and policies throughout central Ohio. Although chickens are permitted in Dublin's rural areas, Harder has three chickens he is raising in his backyard and was unaware they weren't allowed in residential areas until the code enforcement branch of the city contacted him about the violation. Comment?
Hadler Cos: 'Most expensive' Taco Bell coming, really w/Photo
Architect's rendering of how the proposed new Taco Bell at Westerville Square will look from Schrock Road, as approved by the Westerville Planning Commission in December. Work on "the most expensive Taco Bell in the country" has yet to begin in earnest at the Westerville Square Shopping Center. Comment?
Grad seeks help to go help elephants in Africa w/Photo
The 19-year-old is seeking help through a GoFundMe campaign to visit Knysna Elephant Park in South Africa.and work as an elephant conservation assistant. While many 19-year-olds spend their summers at the pool or enjoying a break from college, Caroline Ogle is trying to raise money to go to Africa. Comment?
Local spins business from artful hobby w/Photo
Growing up in Westerville with dreams of writing fiction, Elizabeth Eshelman never imagined she would end up as an artist in the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce's Music & Arts Festival . A copywriter by trade, Eshelman grew up writing, singing and playing the tuba. Comment?
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One incumbent and two first-time candidates -- thus far -- are in the race for two seats on the Westerville Board of Education this fall. Incumbent appointee Richard Bird and newcomers Gerrie Cotter and Greg Lawson have submitted nominating petitions to be on the Nov. 3 ballot to the Franklin County Board of Elections . Comment?
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"Bullies aren't stupid; they hide what they are doing so that they don't get in trouble.Victims hide it because they worry that talking about it might make things worse (which sometimes happens). Cyberbullying is even harder for adults to see: It's silent, it can happen when the victim is alone, and it occurs within a world and context that most adults don't know about -- that is, unless they get up the nerve to ask."-Edward F. Dragan, Ed.D., former teacher, principal, school superintendent, and now a legal consultant for high-profile school bullying cases, in his book The Bully Action Guide: How To Help Your Child and Get Your School To Listen -- which, in our opinion, should be required reading for all parents today. Visit www.thebullyactionguide.com.
-Mommy Shorts blogger Ilana created this pie chart after a day at the beach with her daughter Mazzy (who, writes Ilana, "after taking a salt water dip, took a roll in the sand...and then the breaded chicken cutlet had the nerve to ask me to pick her up!"); read more of the hilarity at www.mommyshorts.com. "I am so tired of us being urged to act as if THIS generation of kids just happens to need more safeguards than any other group of kids the world has ever seen." -Lenore Skenazy, a.k.a. the Free Range Mom (you likely heard about her more than a year ago when she got tons of press for letting her 9-year-old ride the subway alone). In the media frenzy that followed, she launched her blog to explain her parenting philosophy: "I believe in teaching children how to cross the street and even wave their arms to be noticed. I'm a safety geek! But I also believe our kids do not need a security detail every time they leave the house." Best part about her regular posts? They'll make you LOL -- and really think. Visit her online at www.freerangekids.com.
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Jun 01 - Homily: Ready to Ascend
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On this Vigil Mass of the Ascension, Fr. Angelo preaches on Our Lord's preparation of His disciples before ascending to the Father. Ave Maria! Mass: Vigil Mass of the Ascension - Form: EF, Vocem Iucunditatis Readings: 1st: eph 4:7-13 Gsp: joh 17:1-11 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=19797
Ascend Ascension Christ Preparation Vigil
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