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Two former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football student-athletes were recently named to the 2013 Hampshire Honor Society by the National Football Foundation and the College Football Hall of Fame. Shane Heatherly and Adam Miller both graduated in May and were recognized for maintaining a 3.2 grade-point-average throughout their careers.
The NFF Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who each maintained a cumulative 3.2 GPA or better throughout their college career. A total of 703 players from 259 schools qualified for membership in the society's seventh year, marking the highest school participation in the history of the program, which began in 2007.
"The growing number of schools involved in the Hampshire Honor Society each year shows that football student-athletes not only play at the highest level but that they are some of the best students on campus as well," said NFF President & CEO Steve Hatchell. "Congratulations to each of these young men for their commitment to education and their leadership on and off the football field."
Heatherly was one of four team captains and a starter at linebacker in 2012. He played in 42 games in his career and was third on the team with 73 tackles last season. He graduated in May with a degree in Construction Management after carrying a 3.30 cumulative g.p.a. He was consistently on the Dean's List and earned Academic All-Southern Conference and SoCon Honor Roll recognition during his career.
Miller (Cohutta, Ga.) graduated Manga Cum Laude in May with a degree in Construction Management. A recipient of the Overmeyer Endowment Scholarship, he maintained a 3.82 g.p.a. throughout his collegiate career. A three-year starter at right tackle, Miller was a team captain in 2012 and also named second team All-SoCon by the league's media. He is the first Moc to be a two-time CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-District honoree and a two-time member of the FCS ADA Academic All-Star team.
The NFF Hampshire Honor Society capitalizes on the NFF's current National Scholar-Athlete program greatly expanding the number of scholar-athletes the NFF can recognize each year. The program further strengthens the organization's leadership role in encouraging academic performance by the student-athletes who play football at the more than 700 college and universities with football programs nationwide. The initiative has honored 4,081 student-athletes since its inception.
Jon F. Hanson, the chairman and founder of The Hampshire Companies, provided the endowment to launch the NFF Hampshire Honor Society in 2007. He made the contribution as part of his legacy to the organization after serving as NFF chairman from 1994-2006. He currently serves the organization as a chairman emeritus. Each player awarded with membership in this year's Honor Society will receive a certificate commemorating their achievement.
"We have honored more than 4,000 student-athletes in the last seven years thanks to Jon Hanson's generosity," said NFF Chairman Archie Manning, "We are humbled by his passionate belief in the scholar-athlete ideal, and the Hampshire Honor Society allows us to showcase the names of tomorrow's leaders while inspiring future generations to follow in their footsteps."
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- A fast hybrid approach to air shower simulations and applications (2003)
- The SENECA model, a new hybrid approach to air shower simulations, is presented. It combines the use of efficient cascade equations in the energy range where a shower can be treated as one-dimensional, with a traditional Monte Carlo method which traces individual particles. This allows one to reproduce natural fluctuations of individual showers as well as the lateral spread of low energy particles. The model is quite efficient in computation time. As an application of the new approach, the influence of the low energy hadronic models on shower properties for AUGER energies is studied. We conclude that these models have a significant impact on the tails of lateral distribution functions, and deserve therefore more attention.
- A micro-canonical description of hadron production in proton-proton collisions (2003)
- A micro-canonical treatment is used to study particle production in pp collisions. First this micro-canonical treatment is compared to some canonical ones. Then proton, antiproton and pion 4 pi multiplicities from proton-proton collisions at various center of mass energies are used to fix the micro-canonical parameters (E) and (V). The dependences of the micro-canonical parameters on the collision energy are parameterised for the further study of pp reactions with this micro-canonical treatment.
- Black hole relics in large extra dimensions (2003)
- Recent calculations applying statistical mechanics indicate that in a setting with compactified large extra dimensions a black hole might evolve into a (quasi-)stable state with mass close to the new fundamental scale M f. Black holes and therefore their relics might be produced at the LHC in the case of extra-dimensional topologies. In this energy regime, Hawking's evaporation scenario is modified due to energy conservation and quantum effects. We reanalyse the evaporation of small black holes including the quantisation of the emitted radiation due to the finite surface of the black hole. It is found that observable stable black hole relics with masses sim 1-3 M f would form which could be identified by a delayed single jet with a corresponding hard momentum kick to the relic and by ionisation, e.g. in a TPC.
- Dynamics and freeze-out of hadron resonances at RHIC (2003)
- Yields, rapidity and transverse momentum spectra of Delta++(1232), Lambda(1520), Sigma+-(1385) and the meson resonances K0(892), Phi, rho0 and f0(980) are predicted. Hadronic rescattering leads to a suppression of reconstructable resonances, especially at low p_perp. A mass shift of the rho of 10 MeV is obtained from the microscopic simulation, due to late stage rho formation in the cooling pion gas.
- Exploring isospin, strangeness and charm distillation in heavy ion collisions (2003)
- The isospin and strangeness dimensions of the Equation of State are explored. RIA and the SIS200 accelerator at GSI will allow to explore these regions in compressed baryonic matter. 132 Sn + 132 Sn and 100 Sn + 100 Sn collisions as well as the excitation functions of K/pi, Lambda/pi and the centrality dependence of charmonium suppression from the UrQMD and HSD transport models are presented and compared to data. Unambiguous proof for the creation of a 'novel phase of matter' from strangeness and charm yields is not in sight.
- Micro-canonical hadron production in pp collisions (2003)
- We apply a microcanonical statistical model to investigate hadron production in pp collisions. The parameters of the model are the energy E and the volume V of the system, which we determine via fitting the average multiplicity of charged pions, protons and antiprotons in pp collisions at different collision energies. We then make predictions of mean multiplicities and mean transverse momenta of all identified hadrons. Our predictions on nonstrange hadrons are in good agreement with the data, the mean transverse momenta of strange hadron as well. However, the mean multiplicities of strange hadrons are overpredicted. This agrees with canonical and grandcanonical studies, where a strange suppression factor is needed. We also investigate the influence of event-by-event fluctuations of the E parameter.
- Model dependence of lateral distribution functions of high energy cosmic ray air showers (2003)
- The influence of high and low energy hadronic models on lateral distribution functions of cosmic ray air showers for Auger energies is explored. A large variety of presently used high and low energy hadron interaction models are analysed and the resulting lateral distribution functions are compared. We show that the slope depends on both the high and low energy hadronic model used. The models are confronted with available hadron-nucleus data from accelerator experiments.
- Probing the minimal length scale by precision tests of the muon g-2 (2003)
- Modifications of the gyromagnetic moment of electrons and muons due to a minimal length scale combined with a modified fundamental scale M_f are explored. Deviations from the theoretical Standard Model value for g-2 are derived. Constraints for the fundamental scale M_f are given.
- Signatures in the Planck regime (2003)
- String theory suggests the existence of a minimum length scale. An exciting quantum mechanical implication of this feature is a modification of the uncertainty principle. In contrast to the conventional approach, this generalised uncertainty principle does not allow to resolve space time distances below the Planck length. In models with extra dimensions, which are also motivated by string theory, the Planck scale can be lowered to values accessible by ultra high energetic cosmic rays (UHECRs) and by future colliders, i.e. M f approximately equal to 1 TeV. It is demonstrated that in this novel scenario, short distance physics below 1/M f is completely cloaked by the uncertainty principle. Therefore, Planckian effects could be the final physics discovery at future colliders and in UHECRs. As an application, we predict the modifications to the e+ e- to f+ f- cross-sections.
- Strangeness dynamics in relativistic nucleus-nucleus collision (2003)
- We investigate hadron production as well as transverse hadron spectra in nucleus-nucleus collisions from 2 A.GeV to 21.3 A.TeV within two independent transport approaches (UrQMD and HSD) that are based on quark, diquark, string and hadronic degrees of freedom. The comparison to experimental data demonstrates that both approaches agree quite well with each other and with the experimental data on hadron production. The enhancement of pion production in central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions relative to scaled pp collisions (the 'kink') is well described by both approaches without involving any phase transition. However, the maximum in the K+/Pi+ ratio at 20 to 30 A.GeV (the 'horn') is missed by ~ 40%. A comparison to the transverse mass spectra from pp and C+C (or Si+Si) reactions shows the reliability of the transport models for light systems. For central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions at bombarding energies above ~ 5 A.GeV, however, the measured K +/- m-theta-spectra have a larger inverse slope parameter than expected from the calculations. The approximately constant slope of K+/-spectra at SPS (the 'step') is not reproduced either. Thus the pressure generated by hadronic interactions in the transport models above ~ 5 A.GeV is lower than observed in the experimental data. This finding suggests that the additional pressure - as expected from lattice QCD calculations at finite quark chemical potential and temperature - might be generated by strong interactions in the early pre-hadronic/partonic phase of central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions.


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Dress up your patio, deck or landscape with these elegant self-watering planters. With clean lines and raised panel detailing, they have the look of fine woodworking. But unlike wooden planters these are virtually maintenance free because they're made from high quality polyethylene — there's no need for annual painting or staining. With the best UV protection in the industry, these 20" square planters have a 15-year guarantee against fading. They have built-in reservoirs to supply a slow, steady supply of water to plants — just what plants need for healthy, lush flowers and foliage.
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I purchased the white self-watering Planter Boxes for the front of our house to plant flowers on each side of our stone bench. They look great! Wish it came in a pale yellow or basket color but the white is beautiful. Love the self watering feature as well! Couldn't be happier with my purchase. Oh, and they came packaged really well.
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Last year we planted two Alberta Spruces in them and the trees are thriving. We purchased a third planter this years. We can fill them with water and not worry about them while on vacation. Very attractive and will not blow over in a strong wind. They are made of plastic, which may not be as attractive to some people, but that also means no maintenance.
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They are nice looking on my lanai. I love not having to water daily it gets to be a chore! They are a great invention.
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Late in the season is when baseball heats up, but the temps cool down. Make sure you have the right gear to keep cheering on the Orioles with this True Contender track jacket from Majestic. It features Baltimore graphics on the front and back, as well as team-colored contrasting accents and a full length zipper. This classic team-colored jacket will let everyone know that a little chilly weather won't stop your die-hard Baltimore Orioles dedication!
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Mr. Craine, the son of the late James Otis Craine and Ida Louise Vincent Craine, was born in Barnesville on Sept. 4, 1926, and had lived in Gray his entire life. He served his country with honor as a member of the U.S. Army and, upon returning to civilian life, he worked as an electrical supervisor at Robins Air Force Base, retiring after 34 years of service. Mr. Craine was also a member of Gray United Methodist Church and of the Disabled American Veterans.
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There is ample evidence that successful implementation of bilateral or regional trade and economic integration initiatives would have a very significant impact on intraregional trade in Asia and the Pacific. However, little is known about the level of intraregional trade costs in the region and to what extent these costs may have decreased over time. This paper introduces new aggregate and sectoral estimates of bilateral trade costs in Asia and the Pacific available in an updated and extended version of the ESCAP Trade Cost Database (Version 2).
The Low Carbon Green Growth Roadmap for Asia and the Pacific explores the opportunities that a low carbon green growth path offers to the region. It articulates five tracks on which to drive the economic system change necessary to pursue low carbon green growth as a new economic development path.
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While regional countries are driving the global "green growth" agenda, policymakers are facing a new economic reality and heightened uncertainty. The challenge of eco-efficient economic growth and inclusive resource use is critical and growing in several countries. Fundamental, rather than incremental changes are needed - Governments must therefore take the lead in re-orienting both the "visible" and the "invisible" economic infrastructure. At the same time the implications of heightened uncertainty and risk for policymaking requires more attention.
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As announced previously, the well-traveled spawn.com road crew will be heading north as the presenting sponsor of the Coke Heritage Classic Hockey Experience Memorabilia and Trading Card show in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Nov. 20-23.
The event is being held in conjunction with The Molson Canadian Heritage Classic game and will run Thursday, Nov. 20 through Sunday, Nov. 23, 2003.
The Heritage Classic game will feature two of Canada's premiere "heritage" teams -- the Edmonton Oilers with five Stanley Cup Championships, and the Montreal Canadiens with 24 Stanley Cup Championships -- in a regular season matchup in the 50,000-seat outdoor Commonwealth Stadium. A festival atmosphere will be created around the game with special events, live music and fireworks. This will be the first modern-day outdoor hockey game.
We will have a 10-by-20-foot corporate booth in the City Hall building at this special event. Here are the hours of operation for the booth:
Thursday, Nov. 20 5:30 PM -- 9 PM
Friday, Nov. 21 9 AM -- 9 PM
Saturday, Nov. 22 9 AM -- 9 PM
Sunday, Nov. 23 10 AM -- 4 PM* (subject to change)
Due to the short lead time, we will not produce an exclusive figure, but we will have some cool figures available for sale. Below is a list of what you can expect to find for sale in our booth. All prices listed are in Canadian dollars and include taxes. Note: Only Canadian currency will be accepted; credit cards will also be taken, but charges will be in Canadian dollars. Complete seven-figure NHL Series 5 sets, which will include at least one variant per case. $100 Canadian per set.Patrick Roy singles from NHL Series 5, variant red jersey. $25 each, extremely limited supply.Patrick Roy singles from NHL Series 5, white jersey. $15 each.Maple Leafs deluxe three-pack sets (blue jersey versions) featuring Belfour, Sundin and Mogilny. $50 per set.Red Wings deluxe three-packs (red jersey versions) featuring Yzerman, Joseph and Hull. $50 per set.As always, we will impose purchase limits on all pieces offered and they will only be available to those attending the show. We will have a limited number (some more so than others) of pieces for sale; when they're gone, they're gone. Since the Roy piece will be very popular and is in extremely short supply, we have split our inventory into three portions, setting aside one for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Each day we will only be selling the pre-determined amount of the Red Roy figure. Sales of the Roy figure will be limited to one figure per transaction and on a first-come, first-served basis Thursday through Saturday at the beginning of the show. There will be no product guaranteed available on Sunday.
There will also be some athlete signings at the Card Show event.
Thursday, Nov. 20: Steve Shutt, 6-7PM; Dave Semenko, 6-7PM
Friday, Nov. 21: Yvon Lambert, Noon-1PM; Chris Nilan, 5-6PM; Marty McSorley, 5-6PM
Saturday, Nov. 22: Grant Fuhr 10 a.m.-11 a.m.
Hockey fans attending the Heritage Classic will also be treated to a historical alumni game featuring some of the most celebrated names in NHL history. Wayne Gretzky will be lacing up his skates and donning an Oilers jersey for the first time since 1988, as he leads a team of Oilers alumni against Guy Lafleur and a team of Canadiens alumni. The game will mark the first time Gretzky has participated in an alumni game.
Finally, we promised to give away tickets to the big game to one lucky spawn.com user. The winner? Steve Jessome of Dartmouth, NS, Canada. Steve has already been contacted and will pick his tickets up at our booth. Hope to see all our Canadian fans in Edmonton.


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NEWTOWN – Mingo Central will play host to Herbert Hoover in their final home football game of the season Friday night.
It will be the last time the seniors will lace up their helmets for the Miners at Buck Harless Stadium. These players started their careers at other schools – Matewan, Gilbert, Burch and Williamson – before the school was consolidated last year to form Mingo Central.
Joe May and Garth Simpkins, two senior co-captains, were teammates at Matewan before playing at Mingo Central.
They both were sentimental heading into the game tonight.
"First of all I wanna say it's been a wild ride. Football throughout my life had been truly amazing and unforgettable," May said. "It's taught me more life values than anything ever could. This team at Mingo Central has my heart. I'm so close with all the boys. I'm going to miss them."
"Me, Garth and Davey have done our best to teach them how to be the best. They are young, but if they listen to what we said, they will be the first Mingo Central power- house."
"It just doesn't seem real. It seems like yesterday I was suiting up in that Matewan Tiger jersey every Friday night," Simpkins said. "And now two years later, I've met so many amazing people through football and the consolidation. I'm blessed to have been healthy for four years and I will always take the life lessons and friendships I've made through football with me my entire life."
"Don't count us out just yet this year. We can still get in," an optimistic May said. "I'm so excited to play my last home game ever at this stadium. It will be very emotional,"
"I've been playing since I was 9-years old. I'll never forget it. It is going to be bittersweet running out of the locker room one last time and taking that one last toss of the football. It will live forever in my heart - just as football will be."
May has 936 yards rushing so far this season, so he is just 64 yards shy of 1,000. The speedy tailback has scored 14 touchdowns this year. Most of the scores have been by rushing for the all-purpose back, but some have been via the pass and some on special teams.
Simpkins is one of the Miner's top linemen on both sides of the football.
Several other seniors will be playing their last game at Buck Harless Stadium. They include Matt Lester, Joe Canterbury, Israel Reynolds, Davey Ward, Mason Conley, Quinten Yates, Joe Jackson and Chris Hammond.
Herbert Hoover comes into the game with a 1-8 record. The Huskies were open last week. It's been a long season for HHHS. Their lone win came against Poca.
Herbert Hoover was a Class AAA school, but now plays in AA.
Mingo Central has an outside shot at making it into the playoffs, but it will be tough. They need a lot of help from other schools.
Kickoff time is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. tonight.


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Petruzelli announces retirement - Mixed Martial Arts News
A UFC, EliteXC, and Bellator veteran, Seth Petruzelli today announced his retirement from mixed martial arts:
''I want to thank my family, friends, fiancé and fans for being by my side these past 13 years plus of my MMA career. Every time I fought it was to please and excite you but most of all make you proud of me. Up until a couple years ago it pleased and excited me as well. That is where I went wrong, for the past couple years I have been fighting for the wrong reasons, I dont have the desire or drive to fight like I used to and the past couple fights have shown it. So at this point in my life I would like to officially announce my retirement from the sport of MMA.
Competing has been a part of my life since I was 6 years old, now I would like to put more of an effort into seeing my students/fighters do the same and making my gym grow and flourish. MMA has taken me around the world, let me meet the best and worst of people and made me feel like the brightest star but also like a black hole at times. ..and I have no regrets because I did it all my way.''
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Counting down Texas high school football's 50 must-see games.
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This week, Dave Campbell's Texas Football is counting down the top 50 must-see Texas high school football games in 2014. Keep in mind: this is not necessarily a ranking of the top 50 games, but rather the 50 games you won't want to miss. One rule to remember: each game must feature two Texas teams. We will take a look at the best Texas vs. out of state games later this month.
Today: Nos. 50-41
Tuesday: Nos. 40-31
Wednesday: Nos. 30-21
Thursday: Nos. 20-11
Friday: Nos. 10-1
50. Plano East at Plano (Week 7)
Unlike many of the games on this list, chances are this one won't have any real district championship or state championship implications. Instead, this has the loftiest implications of all: bragging rights. Not only is this for city supremacy (along with these two teams' tilts with Plano West), but it will be the first McCullough Bowl, as new Plano East coach Joey McCullough takes on his brother, Plano coach Jaydon McCullough. That will add an extra bit of spice to an already heated rivalry, and we can't wait to hear which team Mama McCullough will be pulling for.
49. Port Neches-Groves at Nederland (Week 8)
One of the most heated rivalries in the state, Mid-County Madness is back for another year. But the 2014 version of this game is a little more special. Why? It's slated to become the Bum Phillips Bowl. The winner of this matchup will take home a trophy created with Phillips' likeness. The Texas icon coached at both schools, which are separated by a mere eight miles, before going on to coach for the Houston Oilers.
48. Dallas Covenant at Abilene Christian (Week 7)
It may not have the sizzle of a Katy-Cedar Hill or an Allen-Cibolo Steele, but there is no bigger game in the private school six-man ranks than this. Abilene Christian begins the year No. 1 in our rankings, and Covenant begins the year No. 3, but that only tells half the story. Covenant has played in each of the last five TAPPS six-man DI title games, winning the last two. The last team to beat the Knights in a title game? You guessed it: Abilene Christian, back in 2011. And who knocked Abilene Christian out of the playoffs the last two seasons? Yep: Covenant. There is no love lost between these teams, and you can fully expect the playmakers — like Abilene Christian's Jonathan Gressett and Covenant's Gunner Teaster — to be ready for the game of the year.
47. EP Franklin vs. San Angelo Central (Week 3)
Yes, one of the rules for ranking these games was it had to feature two Texas teams. But we didn't say anything about a game having to be in Texas. That's right, this clash between EP Franklin and San Angelo Central goes beyond state borders — Hobbs, New Mexico to be exact. It's actually about halfway, which makes sense given Texas' massive size. The game itself should be a dandy as it features two teams we have very high expectations for in their respective regions.
46. May at Strawn (Week 8)
If it's taking you a while to get used to calling six-man football "Class 1A", join the club. But while you're getting used to it, go ahead and circle 10/17 on your calendar as can't-miss action, when May — the surprising runner-up from last season — travels to perennial power Strawn for what will almost certainly be for the District 10-1A DI title. A strong returning cast for Strawn, including QB Harrison Nowak and DL Grayson Brandenburg, makes the Greyhounds the early favorites, but we've learned better than to doubt Craig Steele's Tigers, especially with stud DE Brant Harris back to lead the defensive charge. Expect fireworks.
45. Harlingen at San Antonio Reagan (Week 2)
The tradition of 'Valley Week,' where San Antonio teams knock out RGV teams in the third round of the playoffs has been a staple in South Texas for years. Valley squads very rarely get through to the fourth round of the postseason and winning in the Alamo City is, well, nearly impossible. But if there is any team that can do it, it's Harlingen. Just three years ago, the Cardinals took down SA Warren en route to a state quarterfinal berth. There is plenty of pride on the line in this non-district game, and it will give us a taste of what's to come once this year's 'Valley Week' rolls around.
44. Houston Kinkaid at Houston St. Thomas (Week 1)
How's this for an opening week game to wet your whistle in the private school ranks? Two of H-Town's finest in what is always a loaded private school scene will strap it up in a tantalizing season opener. Kinkaid, at least a co-favorite to win another SPC title, is loaded thanks to QB J.T. Granato and WR Sam Mays, not to mention a sorely underrated offensive line led by Tyler Higby. But St. Thomas, which should challenge for a TAPPS DI title, has plenty of reason to think they can take them down, most notably bruising RB Wendell Champion and NG Laurenzo Neal. In many ways, it's speed (Kinkaid) versus power (St. Thomas).
43. Teague at Malakoff (Week 9)
Thanks to this year's realignment, we get to see one heck of a matchup that should decide the 11-3A DI district champion. Both teams enter the year ranked in the top 20 and return explosive offenses. Teague running back John Love rushed for over 2,000 yards and 24 touchdowns last season while quarterback Austin Skinner passed for 2,865 yards and 33 touchdowns. The star for Malakoff is 1,000-yard rusher Marcus Dowell. The Tigers should also benefit from the return of quarterback Stephen Wolfe, who was lost to injury a year ago. Expect fireworks in this one.
42. Port Lavaca Calhoun at George Ranch (Week 11)
There are about a dozen different reasons this game has us salivating. For one, there is a very good chance that this final-week tilt will decide the 24-5A championship, and while the schools can't go to the same playoff bracket (Calhoun would be DII, George Ranch DI), the district title still means something to us. Secondly, it's a fascinating clash of strength on strength — George Ranch's devastating defensive front, led by Kingsley Keke, against Calhoun's legendary rushing attack, with the road plowed by OL Jorge Rios. And finally, there's the historical nature of it: Calhoun is an established power, while George Ranch is the up-and-comer. If George Ranch wants to get to the level of statewide respect that Calhoun has, beating the Sandcrabs to win the district title would be a good start. But don't think Calhoun coach Richard Whitaker is going to let that happen quietly.
41. Liberty Hill at La Grange (Week 1)
These two 4A powers will collide in one of the state's premier non-district tilts. Liberty Hill's stingy defense led by defensive end Jacob Covington, our preseason Defensive MVP in 14-4A DI, won't be giving up many points this year. But Covington and company will have the daunting task of stopping La Grange do-it-all athlete Bralon Hutchinson, who can play everything from wide receiver to running back to safety and was named our 11-4A DII Offensive MVP. This one has classic written all over it.
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Murray eager to join Marshall
HUNTINGTON -- Originally from Orlando's Lyman High School, cornerback Lakeith Murray had traveled to Ventura College in California for junior college where he starred and drew the interest of several schools.
After meeting with Marshall University assistant coach Todd Hartley and speaking with head coach Doc Holliday, Murray was sold on the Thundering Herd as the team for him.
He committed Jan. 12 to the Herd, well before visiting campus last weekend. National Signing Day is Wednesday, Feb. 6.
As the Florida-turned-California defensive back prospect got ready for his visit to West Virginia, he admitted he had no clue what to expect.
That included the weather once he landed.
"That was the first time I'd ever seen snow," Murray joked after finally landing in Huntington. "I actually thought it'd be way colder than that. It was nice actually -- wasn't too cold at all."
Just like the weather in the town, Huntington itself is a change for Murray, but it's one he's welcoming with open arms.
Marshall didn't begin recruiting Murray until December -- long after many other schools had gotten involved with the leader in interceptions for Ventura College.
From day one, however, Murray said he took note of what has made Holliday a star in the recruiting circles for 35 years.
"We built a nice little relationship fast and it seemed like the perfect fit," Murray said. "He understands and he's got a lot of experience. He knows the selling points that fits your needs. He's bringing in a great class this year."
While Holliday and Hartley were pivotal in the recruiting process, Murray said it was the youth of the team and the words of other potential signees that really got him excited.
"The team they have with (Rakeem) Cato and (Tommy) Shuler, it's exciting man," Murray said. "The youth that they have is amazing. To put up the numbers that they put up is amazing. It's a shootout and it comes down to stopping somebody.
"I've made a couple of game-saving plays in my career. I pride myself in making the plays when my team needs me the most. I plan on doing that at Marshall."
Murray said Marshall's reputation in Florida is so big that when other recruits talk, words about the Herd always come up.
"In Florida, high school football is big so if you hear about somebody, you'll look them up or see them at a camp or something and keep in touch," Murray said. "Me and Taj (safety Taj Letman, a fellow verbal commit) have been friends on Facebook since November. I knew him before I got there and once he heard I was thinking about Marshall, he started talking to me about it.
"I also know (Marshall safety) Andre Scott, too, and have heard of (Marshall wide receiver and January enrollee) Angelo Jean-Louis. The Herd is bringing in some players now."
One of the best aspects to the commitment for Murray was that the Herd will consistently play in his home state of Florida, including twice next season.
"My Mom hasn't seen me play since high school where I've been in California, so it's going to be nice," Murray said. "I'll probably have 40-plus family members there."
Just as Murray was recruited by other players who had already committed to the Herd, he did his own bit of recruiting for Holliday while on his visit last weekend.
Murray was joined on his visit by Shykeem Pitts and Tony Pittman.
By the end of the visit, Murray had helped Holliday and staff convince both to commit.
"I was telling those guys, if we can get you here, we can do something special in Conference USA," Murray said.
Pitts, his roommate on the visit, committed Saturday morning and Pittman committed by the end of the visit.
Murray said the biggest clincher for the trio was a trip to the cemetery where some of the fallen members of the 1970 Marshall football are laid to rest.
Certainly, many schools don't include a visit to a cemetery as part of the recruiting pitch, but it's a part of what makes Marshall different from other places.
Murray said that was instantly seen for all the visitors.
"Coming here, none of us really knew too much about Marshall," Murray said. "A couple of us had seen the movie ("We Are Marshall"), but we didn't know much beyond Chad Pennington and Byron Leftwich.
"The visit to the cemetery showed us what it's about here. The community rallies behind this team and being there, it made me feel like part of the family.
"It was different. It was real. It wasn't just Hollywood," he said. "This actually happened to a football team. The community was hurt.
"When I play there, it will be for them."
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MX vs. ATV returns from the dead in 2014 on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC
Nordic Games to revive the racing series next year as MX vs. ATV Supercross.
Nordic Games to revive the racing series next year as MX vs. ATV Supercross.
THQ's off-road stunt racer hits deca-platinum marker lifetime-to-date; Alive trailer to debut at Monster Energy AMA Supercross season opener on Jan. 8.
Xbox Live Update: Southend Interactive's colorful puzzle title lands on download hub; Crackdown 2, MX vs. ATV Reflex, and Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2009 now available via Games on Demand.
This year kicks off with Case West, MicroBot, MX vs. ATV, Ghost Busters, and many others.
This week, we take a look at Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom, Red Dead Undead, and TV Superstars.
E3 2010: THQ's next installment in motorsports franchise to sell at a low price point but be bolstered by weekly releases of new content, from helmets to track packs.
Check out what's new this week on the PlayStation Network.
THQ gives new digital distribution mandate to developers of Juiced, MX vs. ATV games, plans to eliminate 60 staff positions.
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- Include Essay. Students now submit just one essay, required for all scholarships
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Yitzhak Rabin's granddaughter enters politics, runs for Zionist Congress
Budget to go down to wire amid Shas threats
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'No truth in claim that Walt Disney was an anti-Semite'
SUEDE Menora Mivtachim Arena, Tel Aviv July 30
Rising to a comic occasion
Fashion: From Barcelona to Bnei Brak
WATCH: Violent Bulgarian fans chase Israeli soccer team off the field
Israelis grab 61 medals at Special Olympics in LA
Action heats up in the pool
Israeli swimmers hoping to shine at worlds in Russia
'Israel may allow harsh interrogation techniques, such as violent shaking, on Jewish suspects'
Ashdod Port workers evacuated due to container emanating high levels of radiation
Extreme heat wave pushes Israel's electricity reserve to the limit
Al-Aksa 'blood libel' preacher who said Jews masterminded 9/11 arrested
Palestinian arrested with ax in West Bank, claims he held weapon for self-defense
Tibi to 'Post': There is great anger and rage, could be right before an explosion
Rabbis, Palestinian peace activists unite in show of solidarity against violence
Israel approves use of harsher measures against 'Jewish terrorists'
US Jewish groups call on Israel to rein in its Jewish extremists
IFCJ expands new aliya program beyond Ukraine
UK Jews challenge 'biased' educational programming
UK Jewish community expresses relief as High Court orders end to invasive autopsies
Ohio State marching band's Nazi song draws Jewish ire
In diplomatic outreach, Kerry seeks to convince Gulf Arabs on Iran deal
Is Iran accord tearing US Jewry apart?
Rouhani boasts of diplomatic 'third way', claims Iran's defensive ability intact
Business as usual: Austria to sell Iran cranes for possible use in hangings
Syrian-Kurd intellectual to Post: 'US and Israel need to stop Turkish attacks in Syria now'
Nusra Front abducts US-backed rebel leader, blunts efforts against ISIS
Iraqi militia leader says US not serious about fighting Islamic State
Canadian-Israeli anti-ISIS fighter: If we don't fight them there, they'll come here
WATCH: Iranian rapper preaches: You can't deny peaceful nuclear energy to Iran
Dozens killed after Syrian fighter jet crashes into market in rebel-held area
Proportion of contract workers in Israel similar to other developed countries, study shows
Leumit health fund 'caps' salaries of independent physicians
Technion biologists offer a new strategy to combat the HIV-1 virus
Albert Einstein's stupendous work: It's all relative
Haifa to expand air quality monitoring program
Israel's largest solar field begins flowing to the national grid
Hydrocarbons found in second wells at Golan Heights oil project
Establish commission to examine water flow to Jordan, MK says
Global hi-tech firm opens new office in Jerusalem with haredi staff
Mark Zuckerberg: Virtual reality is Facebook's next frontier
Budget deal to give NIS 18,000 'piggy bank' to 18-year-olds
Tech talk: Cybereason takes on Operation Kofer
IN PHOTOS: The colors of the Holocaust
Mazel Tov! Mark Zuckerberg and his wife are expecting first child
Just a thought: On the emergence of Judaism
Parshat Va'Et'Hanan:Righteous living is the remedy
Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of July 31, 2015
Analysis: Tougher laws combined with good intelligence can prevent far-right attacks
Right from Wrong: When invoking WWII is appropriate
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Terra Incognita: The Israeli blame-game of collective guilt
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Message of peace
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Lincoln and the Jews
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The light makes his life
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'We were the only ones left alive'
The Tower of David– Full speed ahead
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Remembering three lone soldiers
No worst, there is none
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The journey of Ukraine's embattled Jews to Israel
A historic win, but no slam dunk
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Wisdom and justice
Australian Legislators and Political Advisors Visit Gaza Border Communities
New Campsite for Youth Dedicated in Maginim Forest
New Hadid Single Dedicated in Ben Shemen Forest
Eucalyptus Park in Beit Shean Inaugurated
Chinese Delegation Tours Negev Agriculture and Forestry
Italy's National Day at EXPO 2015
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...in the far north of the occupied West Bank, one family has taken on the authority's intention to build an industrial zone on their farmland in Jalameh, a village just outside Jenin...The concession agreement between Turkish foreign developers and the PA's Palestinian Industrial Estate and Free Zone Authority...reveals that the industrial zone in Jenin will come under the full control of the foreign power funding the project. If the plan goes forward, this agreement may well set a dangerous precedent for predatory industrialists and multinational companies in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip...Now farmers must resist theft from their own so-called government that intends to use it to create an industrial zone beyond the reach of Palestinian law and on which no Palestinian will have a right to set foot without the permission of the foreign corporation controlling it.
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On a Thanksgiving visit to Giles County, Va., we met Allen Neely, a true mountain man who shared his passion for tree burls.
A burl is an abnormality in which bud cells have grown in a chaotic manner, dividing in many directions to create a spherical shape. Burls are commonly found in the form of rounded outgrowths or bumps on a tree trunk or branch.
Other burls grow attached to roots beneath the ground, and may not be discovered until the tree dies or falls. Almost all burl wood is covered by bark even if it is underground. Burls can occur on many tree species and range in size from lightweight specimens a few inches across to those measuring several yards wide and weighing thousands of pounds.
Growth rings inside burls are wider and more uneven than those in the rest of the tree, indicating that burl cells grow more rapidly and erratically. The ring patterns are contorted, with swirling, twisting, wavy or curly grain that gives every individual burl its own unique character.
This peculiar grain is prized by artisans and cabinet makers. Its rarity also adds to its cost. The highly valued burls are sliced into veneers for furniture and classic car trim and turned into one-of-a-kind objects like bowls, boxes, briar pipes and gunstocks.
While enjoying breakfast in Allen Neelys Blue Moon Café we were shown his latest burl find, an amoeba-shaped slice taken from a sycamore. Sanded smooth and awaiting an oil finish, the slab would make a handsome tabletop or base for an oversize wall clock.
Although there has been little conclusive research, it is believed that burls result from a tree undergoing some form of stress or environmental assault. Trees hyper-stimulate cambial growth as a way to isolate and contain an injury. Virus, fungus, insect infestation, certain types of mold, pollution and genetic predisposition are other possible causes of burls.
Tree burls are a natural phenomenon that normally should not give property owners cause for concern. Attempting to remove a burl would probably kill even the healthiest tree. Unless the burl reaches a size and weight that begins to cause severe breakage, the tree will usually live a normal life.
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Visitors viewing the History Display on the mezzanine level of the Royal Exhibition Building.Image: Heath WarwickSource: Museum Victoria
The display at the Royal Exhibition Building interprets the history of the building from its construction in 1879 and Federation in 1901 to its function today. Major changes, key events and people feature on the 15 display panels alongside an interactive screen with beautiful historical images that highlight the grandeur of the building.
The building is accessible during public exhibitions or via a public tour most days. For more information about the tour call 13 11 02 or visit Royal Exhibition Building Tours.
Commissioned in 1880 for the Melbourne International Exhibition, the 'Hochgurtel' fountain dominates the southern entrance to the Royal Exhibition Building, about 1996.Source: Museum Victoria
On 1 July 2004, the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens were inscribed on the World Heritage List. The Exhibition Building is the only 19th century Great Hall to survive largely intact, still in its original landscape setting, and still used as a palace of industry.
Prior to this, listings by the National Trust of Victoria (1958), the Victorian Register of Government Buildings (1972) and the Australian Heritage Commission (1975) helped ensure the building's survival in an age of modernisation.
Photograph - Removal of Organ Gallery Seating, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 1965The Organ Gallery in the Great Hall of the Exhibition Building with organ pipes removed and approximately two-thirds of the seating removed. Four workmen are in the process of removing seating. Suspended lighting hangs overhead.More about this item
The Exhibition Trustees commissioned conservation architect Allan Willingham to prepare the first conservation analysis of the Exhibition Building. His 1983 report was too late to save the two machinery annexes. The western annexe was destroyed between 1962 and 1967, the eastern annexe between 1971 and 1979.
However Willingham's report did establish the criteria for all future work to the building, and ultimately led to the restoration of its interior and exterior.
Photograph - French Fountain, Eastern Forecourt, Exhibition Building, 1880-1881International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1880. Exterior view of the Exhibition Building from Rathdowne Street, with fountain and garden bed.More about this item
In 1839, large tracts of land on the outskirts of the city were reserved as public parks. Carlton Gardens, an elevated site to the north of Melbourne, was one of the areas selected.
Paths and other features were constructed in the gardens in the late 1850s, following a design prepared by Edward La Trobe Bateman. Joseph Reed's design for the Exhibition Building also included a design for the gardens. It was laid out by William Sangster, a Melbourne horticulturist, in 1879–1880.
Photograph - Aerial View of the Exhibition Building from South, Melbourne, 1980An aerial view of the Exhibition Building with the southern part of the Carlton Gardens at the bottom of the photograph, Nicholson street at the right and Rathdowne at the left. The Great Hall and annexes are in the centre of the photograph.More about this item
Over the course of the 20th century the landscape immediately surrounding the Exhibition Building has seen a lot of change. In the mid 1950s, in preparation for the 1956 Olympics, the circular garden to the west of the building was asphalted. The area to the north of the building became a car park.
While plantings changed in the southern gardens, Reed's 1880 layout remained unchanged.
Newspaper Cutting - 'The International Exhibition: A View from the Balcony', The Illustrated Australian News, Melbourne, 6 Nov 1880Hand coloured wood block engraving from The Illustrated Australian News, Saturday, 6 November, 1880, p. 200, published by Ebenezer & David Syme, Melbourne.
The illustration shows a group of well-dressed men and women on the roof top balcony of the...More about this item
In December 1877 a competition was announced for the design of a suitable building for Melbourne's proposed International Exhibition. Eighteen entries were received. The winner was Joseph Reed of the architectural firm Reed & Barnes. Reed was awarded the first place premium of £300 for his Rundbogenstil (round archstyle) design.
The foundation stone was laid by Governor Sir George Bowen on 19 February 1879. Prominent Melbourne builder David Mitchell won the tender to construct the main building. Exhibitors were able to move in by May 1880.
Photograph - West Nave & Grand Organ Court, Great Hall, Exhibition Building, 1880-1881International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1880: interior view of the Exhibition Building showing the west nave and the grand organ.More about this item
Photograph - German Imperial Tent, North Transept, Great Hall, Exhibition Building, 1880-1881International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1880. Interior view of the Exhibition Building showing the exhibits in the Imperial German Tent on the mezzanine of the Great Hall, and other exhibitors at ground level in the northern transept.More about this item
On 1 October 1880, over 6000 people flocked to the main hall of the Exhibition Building to see the Governor, the Marquess of Normanby, open the Melbourne International Exhibition. Thirty-three nations had responded to the invitation to participate. Over 32000 exhibits were displayed from every corner of the world including Great Britain, France, Germany, India, Japan, China, the United States of America and all Australian colonies.
By the time of its official closure on 30 April 1881, over 1.3 million people had visited the Exhibition. Victoria's population at the time was just over 250000.
Postcard - Hochgurtel Fountain, Carlton Gardens, WT Pater, Melbourne, circa 1907This is a colour postcard of the Hochgurtel Fountain immediately south of the Exhibition Building in the Carlton Gardens, circa 1907. The postcard, which is dated 4 August 1907, was printed in Germany by WT Pater.
The Exhibition Building and fountai...More about this item
Josef Hochgurtel, a recent immigrant from Cologne, and his colleague August Saupe won a competition to design the fountain for the southern entrance of the Exhibition Building. Rich in iconography, the fountain features young boys who illustrate innocence and the purity of youth; symbols of industry, commerce, science and art; and representations of Victorian flora and fauna.
Newspaper Cutting - 'Centennial Exhibition Sketches', The Australasian Sketcher, Melbourne, 6 Sep 1888Black and white wood block engraving from The Australasian Sketcher. 6 September, 1888, p. 140, published by Wilson & McKinnon, Melbourne. The engraving depicts the view eastwards down East Avenue towards Nicholson Street, from underneath the tempora...More about this item
Two million visitors (double the population of Victoria at the time) travelled to the exhibition — many taking advantage of the newly installed cable tram along Nicholson Street — to view displays from nearly 40 nations. Thanks to the installation of electric lighting, the exhibition offered night-time viewing, the first in the world to do so.
Certificate - Illuminated, Centennial Choir, Melbourne Centennial Exhibition, 1888Coloured printed certificate presented to Miss A.J. Power, 'In recognition of valuable services rendered as a Member of the Centennial Choir during the currency of the Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888', printed by the Melbourne li...More about this item
Music was one of the main attractions of the Centennial International Exhibition. The conductor of the London Royal Philharmonic Society, Frederick Cowen, was engaged to oversee the musical festival. Frederick Sargood, vice-president of the Exhibition Commission, covered all expenses, including Cowen's astronomical fee of £5000.
Frederick Cowen assembled an orchestra of 73 professional players and a choir of 700 voices. In the six month life of the exhibition, the Centennial Orchestra gave 263 concerts. Cowen returned to England at the close of the exhibition, but his orchestra continued until 1891.
Plan - Seating Arrangements, Opening of Federal Parliament, 1901Seating plan for the opening of the first Federal Parliament, 9 May 1901 in the Exhibition Building. The plan identifies where invited guests sat and has a key which lists the locations for the various colour-coded tickets.
The Royal Dais and offic...More about this item
Twelve thousand guests filled the Exhibition Building on 9 May 1901 to witness the opening of the first federal parliament of Australia by the Duke of Cornwall and York (later to become King George V).
The royal party was seated on a raised dais under the southern transept. The new commonwealth parliamentarians were seated under the dome; their state counterparts were seated behind them in the northern transept. Other dignitaries filled the seats in the east and west naves, while the galleries were filled with members of the press and invited guests.
Invitation - Opening of Federal Parliament, 1901Coloured printed invitation to an evening reception held at the Exhibition Building, Melbourne, on the evening of 9 May 1901 at which the Duke and Duchess of York & Cornwall were in attendance. The design was produced by Sydney-based father and son a...More about this item
Negative - Nurses & Patients, Westgarth Fountain, Carlton Gardens, 1919Nurses with children during the influenza epidemic. The group are in front of the Westgarth Fountain in Carlton Gardens.More about this item
On 4 February 1919, the Exhibition Building was turned into a hospital to treat Melburnians struck down by the Spanish 'flu'. Initially housing 500 beds, the hospital grew to accommodate 2000 patients: females were located between the concert platform in the western nave and the dome; male patients occupied the spaces beyond.
The basement housed a morgue. In an attempt to make the hospital less 'draughty and cheerless', nurses called on the public for donations of plants and flowers, and electric lights were slung from wires festooned above each bed.
Guidebook - Australian War Museum, Melbourne, 1922Alternative Name(s): Booklet, Programme, Catalogue, Guide Book
Soft-covered book with a sepia toned illustration of a soldier in battledress. 92 pages of printed descriptions of exhibits at the Australian War Museum, with illustrations. Printed by O...More about this item
In 1921, 80 000 visitors made their way to the eastern annexe of the Exhibition Building to see an exhibition of photographs on display in the new Australian War Museum.
On ANZAC Day 1922, a permanent display of military relics and dioramas of battle scenes opened in the renamed Australian War Memorial Museum. Over 800 000 people visited this display before its relocation to Sydney in January 1925, then Canberra in the 1930s.
Photograph - 'RAAF Trench Diggers Champ Team', Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, Victoria, 1942Four members of the RAAF champion trench digging team, wearing military shorts but bare-chested, sitting on recently dug ground in front of the Exhibition Building. The young men are holding picks and a piece of wood on which is painted their names a...More about this item
Between March 1941 and December 1945, the RAAF No. 1 School of Technical Training occupied the Exhibition Building.
Two thousand personnel were camped on the floors of the great hall; a shower block was set up in the vestibule behind the organ; the concert hall in the western nave was transformed into a recreation room; and a kitchen, hospital, laundry block and store-room was built on the arena to the north of the building.
Photograph - Centenary Day, Royal Exhibition Buildings, Unveiling the Centenary Plaque, 1 Oct 1980Colour photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra and Exhibition Trustee Chairman Mr Freeman Strickland OBE unveiling the commemorative plaque for the Exhibition Building centenary from the temporary dais errected at the eastern entrance to ...More about this item
Booklet - 'The Duke & Duchess A Memento of Their Visit to Melbourne', Leslie W. Craw, Melbourne, 1901Publication titled on the cover 'The Duke and Duchess, a memento of their visit to Melbourne and opening of the first Commonwealth Parliament of Australia', May 1901, second edition, published by Leslie W. Craw and printed by D.W. Paterson, Melbourne...More about this item
A similar event was held for the Duke and Duchess of York (later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth) in 1927. The Duchess returned in 1958 as the Queen Mother.
Photograph - Official Party in the Great Hall, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 2 Mar 1954Black and white photograph showing the official party, including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, on the dais in the southern transept at a reception held at the Exhibition Building on the evening of 2 Marc...More about this item
In 1954, the new Queen and her consort Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, attended a Lord Mayor's Ball in the Royale Ballroom and a state reception in the Exhibition Building.
A gala reception was held in 1970 during the royal family's visit; the Queen and Prince Philip being accompanied by their children Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
And in 1981 the Queen again visited the Exhibition Building for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Catalogue - Official Handbook to the Aquarium & Picture Galleries, 1894Publication titled in full 'Illustrated Official Handbook to the Aquarium, Picture Galleries and Museum Collections under the control of the Exhibition Trustees, also description of Cyclorama of Old Melbourne', compiled by James E. Sherrard, Exhibiti...More about this item
In 1885 an aquarium, picture gallery and museum opened in the eastern annexe of the Exhibition Building. On display in this 'world of wonders' were aquatic creatures, natural history specimens, antiquities, fine arts, a suit of armour worn by a member of the Kelly gang, a cyclorama, a children's theatre and a planetarium. The complex was destroyed by fire in 1953.
The concert hall in the western nave of the Exhibition Building continued to attract audiences well into the 20th century, and the exhibition oval was a popular venue for early bicycle races.
Glass Negative - Australian Natives Association Bicycle Sports, Exhibition Oval, Carlton Gardens, Melbourne, Victoria, 26 Jan 1899A view of the crowd, arena, officials and grandstand at the bicycle sports day held on ANA Day. The Exhibition Building can be seen in the background.More about this item
Photograph - Interior of Royale Ballroom, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 1952View of ballroom with wooden floor, pylons run down both sides of the room. At the end of the room, in the centre of the photograph, is the stage with two large figures on either side.More about this item
Photograph - Plaque Commemorating the State Parliament Occupation of the Western Annexe, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, circa 1981Bronze plaque commemorating the occupation of the Western Annexe of the Exhibition Building by the Victorian State Parliament between 1901 and 1927, mounted on a stone plinth out the front of the Exhibition Building.More about this item
On 1 October 1881, management of the Exhibition Building and eight hectares of Carlton Gardens was handed to the Exhibition Trustees by the Melbourne International Exhibition Commissioners. The Trustees' responsibility was to maintain the building for 'future public exhibitions and ... general public instruction and recreation.'
The Trustees successfully fulfilled this role until 1996, when management of the building was transferred to Museum Victoria. The approach embraced by the Trustees in 1881 continues to inform operations at the Royal Exhibition Building today.
From 1901 to 1927, the Victorian state parliament relocated to the western annexe of the Exhibition Building while federal parliamentarians occupied state parliament on Spring Street.
Photograph - Northern Section of Western Annexe, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 1967The northern section of the western annexe building with a portable building and car park in front of it and two palm trees.More about this item
During the agencies' tenure, the courtyard on Rathdowne Street became a vehicle inspection area, and temporary buildings, including a weighbridge, were constructed behind the annexe.
Photograph - Aerial View of the Exhibition Building from North West, Melbourne, 1956An aerial view of the Exhibition Building showing the Great Hall, eastern and western annexes and British Migrant Reception Centre. Parts of Nicholson Street and buildings in Fitzroy can be seen in the background.More about this item
In 1949 the Exhibition Trustees leased the oval at the rear of the Exhibition Building to the commonwealth government for the establishment of a migrant reception centre. At its close in 1961–62, the centre comprised 29 bungalows over 1.4 hectares.
The centre provided temporary accommodation for thousands of recent arrivals from Britain, who remember the bungalows as being freezing cold in winter and stifling hot in summer.
Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show northern plazaImage: Jon AugierSource: Museum Victoria
Since 1880, the Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens have hosted bazaars, exhibitions, commercial events, trade shows, international meetings and community events. They continue to be used in this way today.
The longest-running continuous event is the Hot Rod Show, which first booked the Exhibition Building in 1965. Another regular booking is for university exams, which have been held at the Exhibition Building for more than 80 years.
Catalogue - International Jubilee Motor Show, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 13-22 Jun 1935Official catalogue for the 1935 International Jubilee Motor Show, held at the Exhibition Buildings, Carlton Gardens, between 13-22 June 1935.
Large exhibitors included Austin, Buick, British-Empire Chevrolet, Hillman and Humber, Hupmobile, Oldsmobil...More about this item
Photograph - Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Departure of The Honourable Shrimati Indira Gandhi, Centennial Hall, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 30 Sep-7 Oct 1981Departure of Shrimati Indira Gandhi from the main entrance to Centennial Hall, Royal Exhibition Buildings, during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in 1981. Gandhi is in the centre of the image wearing a light coloured, patterned sari, an...More about this item
The Honourable Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, which was held at the Royal Exhibition Building in September-October 1981.
Photograph - RMIT Examinations, Royal Exhibition Building, 8 Nov 1984View from the southern entrance of the Great Hall of the Royal Exhibition Building looking into the northern transept during a Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology exam, held midway through 'Programme '84', a maintenance programe carried out acros...More about this item
The Exhibition Building set up for Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology examinations, December 1984. Every June and November the Royal Exhibition Building is set up with rows of desks for university exams.
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Prosciutto-Wrapped Shrimp with Mozzarella and Basil
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Prosciutto-Wrapped Shrimp with Mozzarella and Basil
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- 2 pounds large shrimp, peeled, deveined, and rinsed
- 2/3 pound thinly sliced prosciutto
- 2 ounces low moisture mozzarella, cut into thin strips
- Around 20 large basil leaves
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice from 1 lemon
- Freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- Type of fire: Direct
- Grill heat: medium-high
Working with one shrimp at a time, make a slit about 3/4-inch long as base of shrimp. Place one slice of mozzarella in cut slit, then wrap base of shrimp with a basil leaf, followed by a slice of prosciutto. Repeat with rest of shrimp.
In a small bowl, whisk together melted butter, lemon juice, and black pepper to taste.
Light one chimney full of charcoal. When all charcoal is lit and covered with gray ash, pour out and spread the coals evenly over entire surface of coal grate. Set cooking grate in place, cover grill and allow to preheat for 5 minutes. Clean and oil the grilling grate. Set cooking grate in place, cover grill and allow to preheat for 5 minutes. Clean and oil the grilling grate. Grill shrimp over high heat until prosciutto crisps and shrimp just cook through, about 2-3 minutes per side. Remove to a platter and brush with lemon butter. Serve immediately.


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