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The Chattanooga-Iowa match culminates a busy day of collegiate wrestling on UTC's campus. Four other dual matches will also showcase No. 17 Virginia and NAIA-member Cumberland University.
There will be a two-mat setup in Maclellan Gym for most of the day that begins with a 2:00 p.m. match between the Cavaliers and Cumberland. The Mocs also face the Bulldogs at 5:00 p.m. There will be one mat for the showcase match at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets for the entire day are $5 and can be purchased online on GoMocs.com or by calling the UTC Ticket Office at (423) 266-MOCS (6627). As always, UTC students get free admission with a valid Mocs Card.
2:00 p.m. - Virginia vs. Cumberland
3:30 p.m. - Iowa vs. Cumberland
Youth Match on Mat 2
5:00 p.m. - Virginia vs. Iowa
Cumberland vs. Chattanooga
7:00 p.m. - Iowa vs. Chattanooga
A link for live stats for the UTC matches will be available on the wrestling schedule page on GoMocs.com. There will be live video for each match through MocsVision on GoMocs.com. The live video stream is $8.95 per match or $19.95 for a full day's pass.
125: No. 7 Nick Soto (So. - 9-2)
133: Marvin Lopez (Fr. - 5-5)/Alex Ward (Fr. - 0-1)
141: Dean Pavlou (Sr. - 10-3)/Austin Sams (Fr. - 3-2)
149: Alex Hudson (Jr. - 2-3)/Jared Presley (4-5)
157: Trey Stavrum (So. - 6-4)
165: John Lampe (Fr. - 6-5)
174: Jake Young (Jr. - 4-4)
184: Robert Prigmore (Sr. - 3-5)
197: Niko Brown (Sr. - 12-1)
285: Kevin Malone (So. - 4-3)
125: No. 1 Matt McDonough - (Sr. - 0-0)/Matt Gurula (So. - 0-0)
133: No. 2 Tony Ramos - (Jr. - 0-0)
141: No. 15 Mark Ballweg - (Sr. - 0-0)/Ethan Owens - (So. - 0-0)
149: Brody Grothus - (Fr. - 0-0)
157: No. 1 Derek St. John - (Jr. - 0-0)
165: No. 4 Mike Evans - (So. - 0-0)/Walt Gillmor - (So. - 0-0)
174: Grant Gambrall - (Jr. - 0-0)
184: Ethen Lofthouse - (So. - 0-0)/Jeremy Fahler (So. - 0-0)
197: Tomas Lira - (Jr. - 0-0)
285: No. 6 Bobby Telford - (So. - 0-0)
125: Zach Shelton - (Sr. - 0-0)
133: Jake Williams - (So. - 0-0)
141: Jared McKinley - (Fr. - 0-0)
149: Steven Sandefer - (Jr. - 0-0)
157: Shane Brown - (Fr. - 0-0)
165: Kirk Johnson - (Fr. - 0-0)
174: Zeke Hunt - (Jr. - 0-0)
184: Cody Linton - (So. - 0-0)
197: Joe Gallegos - (Fr. - 0-0)
285: Tyler Smith - (So. - 0-0)
125: No. 7 Matt Snyder - (Sr. - 4-0)/Nick Herrmann - (Fr. - 2-0)
133: George DiCamillo - (Fr. - 9-0)
141: Jimmy Nehls - (Fr. - 2-0)/Joe Spisak - (So. - 4-0)
149: No. 10 Derek Valenti - (Sr. - 4-0)
157: Jedd Moore - (Sr. - 4-0)/Blaise Butler - (Fr. - 6-0)
165: No. 8 Nick Sulzer - (So. - 4-0)
174: No. 9 Jon Fausey - (Jr. - 4-0)/Dusty Floyd - (Fr. - 3-2)
184: Stephen Doty - (Jr. - 4-0)/Zach Nye - (Fr. - 1-0)
197: Mike Salopek - (Sr. - 3-1)
285: Patrick Gillen - (Fr. - 1-1)
On how big the match against Iowa is:
"A lot people have said it's like Kentucky coming to play us in basketball or Alabama to play us in football or like the Lady Vols in women's basketball. As great as those programs have been, they really pale in comparison to the results that Iowa wrestling has had on the national scene. The Lady Vols have won eight national titles. Well, multiply that by three and subtract one, and the University of Iowa has won 23 national titles. When Dan Gable was the coach there, they won the Big Ten every year he was the coach. The tradition of their program is richer than the Wooden era at UCLA or the Bear Bryant era at Alabama. People can argue that, but when you look at the statistics they are overwhelming that this program has a lot tradition, a lot of history and a lot of championships."
On the excitement level of this week:
"It's a great event. Wrestling has a lot of tradition here in Chattanooga and this community deserves events like this. Iowa is coming to town, the Southern Scuffle being here and Illinois is coming to town. We are going to work hard to get teams here for our program but we are also going to work hard because we have some of the best fans in the country. I think that's why people like coming here to wrestle. This will probably be one of the top five most attended dual meets in wrestling this year. It will be awesome to say that we hosted one of the biggest dual meets in the country."
On how his team matches up with Iowa:
"Iowa is good. They are good at every weight class and they are deep at every weight class. Probably eight of their ten guys are ranked in the top fifteen but that's a ranking. I know our guys are ready. Our goal each and every time we go out is that we compete. If we compete we give ourselves an opportunity to win. I think we'll put ten guys out there that will compete hard and our fans will like what they see. We'll position ourselves to have opportunities to win matches. The highlight match is at 125. You have No. 1 versus No. 9. Matt McDonough is a two-time defending champ and a three-time finalist. We have a true sophomore that has had a great career so far. That's going to be fun. Dean Pavlou at 141 is wrestling really well and Niko Brown at 197 is wrestling well. I've got guys that I like to go to war with too. We did not bring Iowa here to watch them wrestle. We brought them here to wrestle them."
On what it would mean to beat Iowa:
"It would be like when the Lady Mocs beat the Lady Vols last Friday night, times ten. It would be unprecedented. It would be unheard of. If you've ever read about David and Goliath, this could be the next one."
"If we were to beat them, unfortunately we aren't going to get any awards. We would get a write up in the paper and just like Friday night when we beat the Lady Vols, it's onto the next thing. We want this to be preparation to get a guy on the podium at the NCAA tournament and to have our first national champ. That's the bottom line and that's the statistic that stays in the record books forever. If the unprecedented happened and we knocked those guys off, two weeks from now everybody is still on the same path to the NCAA tournament. We want this to be education to position ourselves the right way for the NCAA tournament."
Sophomore Nick Soto moved up to No. 7 in the Wrestling Insider Magazine rankings. He is No. 9 in Intermat and No. 13 in the AWN listings. He finished second at the Wolfpack Open. Senior Dean Pavlou dropped out of the top-20, despite also placing second at the Wolfpack Open. At 12-1, senior Niko Brown is just outside of the top-20 at 197 pounds.
Senior Niko Brown was named the SoCon Wrestler of the Week after winning the 197-pound title at the Wolfpack Open on Nov. 11. It is the second weekly honor of his career. Brown is currently 12-1 on the year.
Sophomore Nick Soto was the Southern Conference Wrestler of the Week after going 6-1 in the opening weekend (Nov. 3-4). He won the 125-pound title at the Hokie Open, posting a 10-9 win over No. 6 Jarrod Garnett of Virginia Tech in the finals on Sunday. His only loss was to No. 9 Matthew Snyder in a dual match with Virginia on Saturday. It is the third weekly honor for Soto in his career.
The last time the Mocs hosted a top-25 team, UTC pulled off a 22-15 win over No. 12 Stanford on Nov. 20, 2011. The Mocs biggest home win in recent years was a 19-16 upset of No. 9 Ohio State on Nov. 10, 2007. Below is a list of ranked teams to visit Maclellan Gym for a dual match with the Mocs since the 1996-97 season.
No. 2 Oklahoma State - L - 9-39 - Nov. 16, 1996
No. 7 Illinois - L - 7-37 - Jan. 16, 1999
No. 4 Illinois - L - 6-31 - Jan. 18, 2003
No. 4 Iowa State - L - 9-27 - Nov. 29, 2003
No. 15 Wisconsin - L - 12-23 - Dec. 11, 2004
No. 22 Northern Iowa - L - 18-19 - Jan. 28, 2006
No. 9 Ohio State - W - 19-16 - Nov. 10, 2007
No. 8 Missouri - L - 10-24 - Dec. 16, 2007
No. 5 Central Michigan - L - 11-26 - Feb. 17, 2008
No. 10 Oklahoma - L - 14-23 - Jan. 11, 2009
No. 2 Cornell - L - 7-32 - Feb. 1, 2009
No. 19 Missouri - L - 14-24 - Jan. 16, 2010
No. 12 Stanford - W - 22-15 - Nov. 20, 2011
The Mocs were selected as the preseason favorite to win the Southern Conference title by the league's coaches. UTC has won 28 SoCon titles since joining the league in 1978. Head coach Heath Eslinger's squad claimed the tournament crown in 2012, received four of eight first-place votes and 46 points overall, narrowly edging The Citadel.
1. Chattanooga (4) - 46
2. The Citadel (4) - 44
3. Campbell - 35
4. Appalachian State - 33
5. Gardner-Webb - 25
7. SIU- Edwardsville - 14
8. Davidson - 7
Head coach Heath Eslinger's squad boasts three members on the preseason All-SoCon team. After winning the 2012 title at 133 pounds, sophomore Nick Soto (Spring Hill, Fla.) will drop down to 125 and was the preseason selection there. Senior Dean Pavlou (Cleveland, Tenn.), a two-time SoCon champion at 149, is the preseason pick at 141 this year. Senior Niko Brown (Kissimmee, Fla.) earned the selection at 197.
The UTC wrestling team recorded the nation's 13th highest grade-point-average for the 2011-12 season according to the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA). The Mocs posted a 3.15 g.p.a. among its starters and top reserves in 2011-12.
Between home dual matches and the Southern Scuffle, the Mocs will bring six of the top seven teams from the 2012 NCAA Championships to the Scenic City during the 2012-13 season. Highlighted by a Nov. 16 visit from Iowa, the Mocs home schedule features seven events, including the return of the prestigious Southern Scuffle.
The Scuffle (Jan. 1-2) will feature NCAA Champion Penn State, runner-up Minnesota and top-five finishers Cornell and Oklahoma State. No. 7 Illinois visits Maclellan Gym for a dual meet in Jan. 6 and there are five home Southern Conference duals. Season and single-match tickets are on sale now at the UTC Ticket Office at (423) 266-MOCS (6627) or online at GoMocs.com.


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Chattanooga (0-1-0)
Date: Aug 23, 2013 Attendance: 476
Weather: mostly sunny, humid
Austin Peay
Win-FILIPPONE,NIKKI (1-0). Loss-Lauren Thomas (0-1).
Win-FILIPPONE,NIKKI (1-0). Loss-Lauren Thomas (0-1).
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Team Shot Summary Austin Peay Chattanooga ------------------------- ------------------------- TOTAL SHOTS ATTEMPTED 18 TOTAL SHOTS ATTEMPTED 4 BLOCKED BY DEFENSE 0 BLOCKED BY DEFENSE 0 SHOTS OFF TARGET 6 SHOTS OFF TARGET 1 POSTS 0 POSTS 0 SHOTS ON TARGET 12 SHOTS ON TARGET 3 SAVED BY GOALIE 8 SAVED BY GOALIE 3 GOALS SCORED 4 GOALS SCORED 0
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Austin Peay (1-0-0) vs. Chattanooga (0-1-0) Date: Aug 23, 2013 Attendance: 476 Weather: mostly sunny, humid Goals by period 1 2 Tot ------------------------------- Austin Peay......... 1 3 - 4 Chattanooga......... 0 0 - 0 SCORING SUMMARY: 1. 6:03 APSU ARIZA,TATIANA (1) (LOCASTRO,MARY RUTH) 2. 53:45 APSU FABBRO,GINA (1) (KINK,EMILY) - long pass from defender picked up, sent to empty net. 3. 76:42 APSU ARIZA,TATIANA (1) (OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY) 4. 77:52 APSU OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY (unassisted) Shots: Austin Peay 18, Chattanooga 4 Saves: Austin Peay 3 (EMIG,KATIE 1; FILIPPONE,NIKKI 2), Chattanooga 8 (Taylor Mangrum 2; Lauren Thomas 6) approximate 1-1/2 hour weather delay in 1st.
Play-by-Play Summary
|[00:00] FILIPPONE,NIKKI at goalie for Austin Peay.
|[00:00] Lauren Thomas at goalie for Chattanooga.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|[06:03] GOAL by APSU ARIZA,TATIANA (FIRST GOAL), Assist by LOCASTRO,MARY RUTH, goal number 1 for season.
|Austin Peay 1, Chattanooga 0
|[08:06] Shot by APSU LOCASTRO,MARY RUTH HIGH.
|[10:45] Shot by APSU ARIZA,NATALIA, SAVE Lauren Thomas.
|[13:51] Shot by APSU FABBRO,GINA, SAVE Lauren Thomas.
|[13:58] APSU substitution: SANCHEZ,MEGAN for QUICENO,ANDY.
|[13:58] UTC substitution: Sarah Ghale for Logan Higgins.
|[15:08] Shot by APSU ARIZA,TATIANA, SAVE Lauren Thomas.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|[20:09] Offside against Chattanooga.
|[22:18] APSU substitution: PULTZ,CLAIRE for QUICENO,JOCELINE.
|[22:18] APSU substitution: CARBAJAL,FRANKIE for ZIGELSKY,MORGAN.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|Corner kick by APSU ARIZA,NATALIA [29:15].
|[30:23] Yellow card on APSU PULTZ,CLAIRE.
|Corner kick by UTC Hannah Wyatt [30:53].
|Rain delay with 13:37 to play in 1st period.
|[34:48] Shot by APSU SHEPPARD,COURTNEY, SAVE Lauren Thomas.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|[38:30] Shot by UTC Loryn Queen WIDE.
|[38:48] APSU substitution: SHEPPARD,COURTNEY for SANCHEZ,MEGAN.
|[38:48] UTC substitution: Allie Maquire for Skylar Brewer.
|[39:36] Shot by UTC Crystal Mackezyk, SAVE FILIPPONE,NIKKI.
|Corner kick by UTC Hannah Wyatt [39:53].
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|[42:54] Offside against Chattanooga.
|[43:44] Shot by APSU ARIZA,TATIANA, SAVE Lauren Thomas.
|End of period [45:00].
|Start of 2nd period [45:00].
|For APSU: #1 FILIPPONE,NIKKI, #4 FABBRO,GINA, #6 LOCASTRO,MARY RUTH, #8 ZIGELSKY,MORGAN, #10 SHEPPARD,COURTNEY, #11 ARIZA,NATALIA, #13 OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY, #15 ARIZA,TATIANA, #18 OSBORN,COREY, #20 KINK,EMILY, #22 QUICENO,JOCELINE.
|For UTC: #1 Lauren Thomas, #7 Logan Higgins, #8 Hannah Wyatt, #9 Crystal Mackezyk, #10 Loryn Queen, #12 Sarah Ghale, #13 Monica Speth, #14 Skylar Brewer, #15 Clare Latham, #22 Kelly Crew, #25 Ashley Simmons.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|[48:30] Offside against Chattanooga.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|[52:03] Shot by UTC Crystal Mackezyk, SAVE FILIPPONE,NIKKI.
|[52:03] UTC substitution: Melanie Arredondo for Skylar Brewer.
|[53:45] GOAL by APSU FABBRO,GINA, Assist by KINK,EMILY, goal number 1 for season.
|Austin Peay 2, Chattanooga 0
|*long pass from defender picked up, sent to empty net.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|[55:30] APSU substitution: QUICENO,ANDY for ARIZA,TATIANA.
|[55:30] APSU substitution: WAGNER,TAYLOR VAN for OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY.
|[56:39] UTC substitution: Allie Maquire for Hannah Wyatt.
|Corner kick by APSU ARIZA,NATALIA [57:51].
|[58:38] Shot by APSU KINK,EMILY, SAVE Lauren Thomas.
|[61:28] Shot by APSU QUICENO,ANDY WIDE.
|[61:33] UTC substitution: Micalah Crafton for Melanie Arredondo.
|[61:33] APSU substitution: CARBAJAL,FRANKIE for FABBRO,GINA.
|[61:33] APSU substitution: SANCHEZ,MEGAN for SHEPPARD,COURTNEY.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|[62:57] Offside against Chattanooga.
|[65:43] UTC substitution: Hailey Callis for Crystal Mackezyk.
|[65:43] APSU substitution: SIDDALL,KATE for FABBRO,GINA.
|[65:43] APSU substitution: ARIZA,TATIANA for QUICENO,ANDY.
|Foul on Chattanooga.
|Foul on Austin Peay.
|[69:19] Offside against Chattanooga.
|[70:22] UTC substitution: Hannah Wyatt for Monica Speth.
|[70:31] EMIG,KATIE at goalie for Austin Peay.
|[70:37] APSU substitution: EMIG,KATIE for FILIPPONE,NIKKI.
|[72:46] Shot by APSU ZIGELSKY,MORGAN WIDE.
|[72:55] UTC substitution: Monica Speth for Allie Maquire.
|[73:19] Offside against Austin Peay.
|[74:48] Shot by APSU ZIGELSKY,MORGAN HIGH.
|[74:55] APSU substitution: ARIZA,NATALIA for LOCASTRO,MARY RUTH.
|[74:55] APSU substitution: SHEPPARD,COURTNEY for CARBAJAL,FRANKIE.
|[74:55] APSU substitution: FABBRO,GINA for SIDDALL,KATE.
|[74:55] APSU substitution: OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY for SANCHEZ,MEGAN.
|[74:55] UTC substitution: Crystal Mackezyk for Logan Higgins.
|[76:42] GOAL by APSU ARIZA,TATIANA, Assist by OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY, goal number 1 for season.
|Austin Peay 3, Chattanooga 0
|[76:42] Shot by UTC Hannah Wyatt, SAVE EMIG,KATIE.
|Corner kick by UTC Hannah Wyatt [76:42].
|[77:35] APSU substitution: SMITH,NATALIE for QUICENO,JOCELINE.
|[77:52] GOAL by APSU OLSZEWSKI,SHELBY.
|Austin Peay 4, Chattanooga 0
|[79:53] UTC substitution: Taylor Mangrum for Lauren Thomas.
|[79:53] APSU substitution: PULTZ,CLAIRE for KINK,EMILY.
|[80:12] Taylor Mangrum at goalie for Chattanooga.
|[83:00] Shot by APSU ARIZA,TATIANA WIDE.
|[83:02] APSU substitution: CARBAJAL,FRANKIE for SHEPPARD,COURTNEY.
|Corner kick by APSU ARIZA,NATALIA [83:53].
|[84:21] Shot by APSU ZIGELSKY,MORGAN, SAVE Taylor Mangrum.
|Corner kick by APSU ARIZA,NATALIA [85:13].
|[85:41] UTC substitution: Andi Argueta for Crystal Mackezyk.
|[86:23] Shot by APSU CARBAJAL,FRANKIE WIDE.
|Corner kick by APSU ARIZA,NATALIA [88:10].
|[89:11] Shot by APSU CARBAJAL,FRANKIE, SAVE Taylor Mangrum.
|End of period [90:00].


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After 14 seasons as the head women's volleyball coach at CSU Bakersfield, John Price returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach in March of 2012. He opens his third season on the Matador coaching staff in 2014.
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Price returned to San Fernando Valley where he was the head coach of the Matador men's volleyball team from 1986-1997, leading Northridge to the 1993 NCAA Championship match where the Matadors fell to UCLA. Price then moved on to coach the women's team at CSU Bakersfield for 14 seasons (1997-2010).
Price was the winningest coach in CSU Bakersfield's women's volleyball history. He amassed a career record of 232-169 (.579) over 14 seasons, leading the Roadrunners to a 28-4 overall record in his first season. Price was also at the helm of the CSUB program when the school made the transition from NCAA Division II to Division I status. Price's 2008 squad was the first Roadrunner team in any sport to post a winning record (18-15) in the school's Division I era. In 12 seasons with the Cal State Northridge men's team, Price won 194 matches, including a 22-7 record and a No. 3 national ranking in 1991, the school's first as the Division I level.
A native of Pasadena, Calif., Price is a 1983 graduate of Cal State Northridge. He prepped at Crespi High School before playing collegiately at Pierce College and Northridge. His coaching career began at Thousand Oaks High School in 1980 where he led the Lancers to Marmonte League titles in 1981 and 1982. Price also coached the Cal State Northridge women for one season (1993) compiling a record of 12-17 as an NCAA Independent.


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He was a graduate of Georgia Military College in Milledgeville. He served in the National Guard, and in 1993, after 40 years of service, he retired from the Georgia Kraft Company (Riverwood International), where he started work at age 17. He also raised cattle and oversaw the family's farms in Jones County.
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Obama has traveled following previous State of the Union addresses in an effort to press his message.
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We're in that sad week in the NFL Season between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl. The week where everyone starts to gather their office squares, the league pretends the Pro Bowl is cool, and we all wonder aloud if the big game has become such a spectacle, that it's barely football. C'mon, be real, between halftime shows, and "didja see that ad!" and special guests, and pregame shows that are twice as long as the actual game… it's not a game, it's a celebrity event. You watch it because you have to, but really, the AFC and NFC Championship Games is the last bit of real football you get to watch for the year. If The Big Game is the Oscars, then Championship Sunday is Sundance.
This is also the weekend where Commissioner Roger Goodell gives his State of the League address. (Yes, that's really a thing. No, we haven't inflated the importance of football in our culture, why do you ask?) But I'd like to think he let us in on a little sneak peak of where he's heading, when he told the NFL Network that they're looking at eliminating the extra point from the game. He says it's automatic and not exciting.
The change to fix it, he says, is simple: a touchdown counts for 7 points. If you want, you can choose to go for the two point conversion — make it, and you're at 8. Blow it, and you drop back down to 6.
Boy, can I count the number of things wrong with this plan.
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Secondly, the sport is hard enough to explain to people who are just learning it. This is yet another complication. "They just scored, why are they playing again?" "Oh, well, you can try for 2." "But it only gives you 1?" "Yeah, well, you used to kick for 1, but they did away with that." You'll have to change some of the glossary. You're not really "going for 2" as you are gambling 1. Wait, that sounds awesome: The Gamble. I'm trademarking that. If the Candy Crush guy can trademark the word "candy", then I'm laying claim to that. Pay me, Goodell.
Lastly, if you're concerned that the extra point is so easy that it's boring, why eliminate the play when you could make the play harder? You already pushed kickoffs ahead, why not push the extra point back a bit? Make it so it's not so automatic. My favorite proposal came from Deadspin: since the extra point comes from football's roots in rugby, why not take a couple of pages from their book? How about location: you have to kick the extra point from the same point on the goal line where the touchdown was scored. Yeah, the running back managed to stay on the right side of the pylon on the way in, but now the kicker has one monster of a chip shot. The more hilarious option: make the player who scored the TD kick the extra point. Could you imagine Ndamukong Suh returning a fumble for a score, only to have to kick the PAT?
The NFL has never been afraid of evolving. It moved the goal post to the back of the end zone in 1974. It added the 2 point conversion in 1994. Instant replay in 1999. Oddly enough, Tinkering is part of the league's DNA, and is what helped it become the most popular spectator sport. So I'm not opposed to the league looking at ways at speeding the game up. But ask John Carney about the importance of a missed point after. As the announcers like to say, "That one could come back to haunt them."
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With a nod to previous space-based sim game Alpha Centauri, Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth takes humanity to the final frontier.
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One of the most frequently used reason for removing features from Google's products is that not many people used them. Here's a recent example:
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Google Base search is not the only obscure Google feature. Even though it's difficult to estimate how often each feature is used, it's safe to say that the following features are rarely used:
1. Gmail mute. The option that lets you ignore boring conversations from mailing lists is available in Gmail's standard interface and it has recently been added to Gmail Mobile.
2. Google Reader's auto sorting. "This works by prioritizing subscriptions with fewer items. So, with this setting, your friend's blog with one item a month will not be drowned out by higher volume sites such as the New York Times because we'll raise the blog to the top."
3. Google Chrome's docking positions. "Drag a tab to pre-defined locations, or docking positions, on your computer monitor or browser window to quickly resize your browser window. When the docking icon appears, release the mouse over the icon to have the tab snap in place."
4. GoogleTournament function from Google Spreadsheets. "The GoogleTournament function returns live data for games occurring during the Men's and Women's NCAA Division I Basketball Championship."
5. Google Toolbar's "up" button lets you go up one level in a web site.
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Welcome to the forum, another member posted this the other day, thread linked below.
By your name I take it your involve in some way? Are you in the video?
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Anybody know what/whose mag pouches he's using for the 5.45 mags?
Ketchup is gross.
WTB pre-enjoyed Hornady LNL progressive press.
Dude, is that you in the video ACC Shooter??
Please check out our latest video!
Thanks for the welcome! I'm the second shooter with the AK.
Is the range you all are shooting at in the first video the one that is outside of Montgomery (taking 85 towards Shorter then exiting by the BP station then continuing on out into the country (county road 2) from pavement to dirt)? Not sure of the range name - but it is part of a club. Seeing the set up made me think back to the last time I was there.
"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead. I want rapists dead. I want burglars dead. I want child molesters dead. I want the bad guys dead. No court case. No parole. No early release. I want 'em dead. Get a gun and when they attack you, shoot 'em."
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Nother question. Looks like 5.45 AK. What ammo do you use for steel targets? Do you have issues with denting steel targets? Tks again.
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But the precise amount of long-term-care
policy payments that you can add to your medical expenses
is limited by your parent's age. They range from a low of $310 for coverage of a parent age 40 or younger to $3,850 for a policy beneficiary age 71 or older. In between, the IRS says you can count $580 spent on a policy for someone between ages 41 and 50; $1,150 for coverage of a person from ages 51 to 60 years; and $3,080 for a dependent aged 61 to 70.
And if your dependent parent lives with
you and requires continual care, Roth says, you may
be eligible for another tax break. What you spend for
this attention generally won't count toward the medical
deduction. But if it's necessary so that you can go
to work, you can claim the dependent care credit.
There is a limit to the amount of care
costs you use to figure the dependent care credit; this
tax year it could be as much as $3,000. Even then, you
can only claim a percentage of your costs based on your
income level.
"But since
it's a credit," notes
Roth, "it's a dollar-for-dollar
tax break. There also are
a growing number of elder
care day facilities that would
count toward the credit."


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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
The Green Wave baseball team earned back-to-back wins last week to complete a clean sweep of its region.
Summerville (18-6, 10-0) followed an 11-1 win over Ashley Ridge (9-12, 5-5) Thursday with a 3-2 win over Bluffton Friday to remain perfect in region play. Despite clinching the top seed for Region 8-AAAA, the Wave will open the playoffs against a Top 10 team.
Summerville, which is unranked in the 4-A coaches poll released April 19, opens the playoffs at 7 p.m. Thursday by hosting Conway, the No. 6 team in the poll. The Tigers (16-7) are the third seed from Region 6-AAAA.
Against their crosstown rival, Summerville scored six runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to cut the game short due to the 10-run rule. Ashley Ridge tallied nine hits in the game, but didn't capitalize while Summerville made the most of its 10 hits.
Freshman Sawyer Bridges had the win on the mound to improve his pitching record to 5-0 this season. He only surrendered three walks in four innings.
Billy Peatross relieved him in the top of the fifth and only surrendered one hit and one walk while striking out two in an inning of work.
Craig Lilienthal led the batters, going 3 for 4 at the plate with a double, two RBIs and two runs scored. Zach Mosay and Michael Powell both added two Summerville hits.
Josh Litchfield and John Sanchez were both 2 for 3 for Ashley Ridge while Jason Miller and Bradley McLaughlin both reached base in all three of their turns at bat.
Lilienthal had a base hit in the bottom of the first inning, stole second and scored off a TJ Hopkins single.
Summerville added a pair of runs in the second off singles by Peatross, Michael Powell and Devonte Base and a sacrifice fly by Johnston McCurry.
After a scoreless third, Ashley Ridge got on the board in the top of the fourth when Sanchez doubled and then scored on a single by Wesley Aschenbrenner.
In the bottom of the frame, the Wave added two runs. The first was scored when Ashley Ridge mishandled a double steal that allowed Matty Powell to cross. Then Lilienthal doubled to plate Base.
Summerville opened the bottom of the fifth by loading the bases off hits by Mosay and Michael Powell and a base on balls. Summerville then scored six runs off two walks, two errors, a sacrifice fly by Base and hits from Lilienthal and Mosay.
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BAKER — A sluggish start didn't deter the Baker girls basketball team from a strong finish against District 2-1A foe Freeport on Monday.
The Gators trailed the Bulldogs 6-3 after the first quarter with the lone score coming on a 3-point basketball by Haley Wagner. However, the rest of the game belonged to Baker as the Gators cruised to a 43-24 win.
Baker coach Brian Wagner was happy with the way the Gators (8-6, 2-4) bounced back from the slow start.
"One of the things our girls have done well the last several ball games – even though one of them was a loss – is we have played our tempo and our style of game," he said. "We are pretty good defensively and we are smart.
"Offensively we do well when we are patient and take advantage of those transition moments (off turnovers or defensive rebounds) when we have them. Fortunately tonight we were able to do that. So tonight was a step in the right direction."
Even when the Baker offense wasn't clicking early the Gator defense did the job in keeping the game close.
Things changed quickly in the second quarter as Baker went on a 15-4 run to open up an 18-10 lead at the half.
A Bethany Chestnut basket to open the third quarter pushed the Gator lead to double digits for the first time in the game at 20-10.
The Bulldogs (6-10, 2-4) responded with a basket by Mary Kate Myrick and a pair of free throws by Katie Decker to close the Baker lead to six points.
An 11-0 Baker run sparked by Lily Phillips and Cassidy Anderson pushed the Gator lead to 31-14 with 1:04 left in the third quarter.
Freeport didn't get closer than 14 points the rest of the way as the Gators continued to push the pace and score easy baskets in transition in pulling away to the win.
Bulldog coach Mike Myrick didn't have to look hard to see the biggest problem facing his team.
"We just aren't shooting the ball well right now," he said. "When we aren't shooting well we can't get into our offensive flow.
"Defensively we did well. Any time you hold a team to around 40 points you should have a chance to win the game."
Anderson led the Gators in scoring with 12 points. Chestnut had 10 and Kathryn Quigg chipped in eight points in the win.
Shadia Mitry led Freeport with nine points. Decker had 8.
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Turns 11 today, have a great one lad!
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
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RIP Philip Hughes - 1988-2014
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"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusions is called a philosopher." - Ambrose Bierce
Langeveldt: I of course blame their parents.. and unchecked immigration!
GingerFurball: He's Austrian, they tend to produce the odd ****ed up individual
Burgey: Be careful dealing with neighbours whose cars don't have wheels but whose houses do.
Uppercut: Maybe I just need better strippers
happy birthday Marcuss White. You think you're human?
And smalishah's avatar is the most classy one by far Jan certainly echoes the sentiments of CW
Yeah we don't crap in the first world; most of us would actually have no idea what that was emanating from Ajmal's backside. Why isn't it roses and rainbows like what happens here? PEWS's retort to Ganeshran on Daemon's picture depicting Ajmal's excreta
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Hahaha, 11.
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Happy birthday mate. Don't mind the old ****s like GIMH and Burgey.
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Geri, nice photos you shot in your back yard yesterday! We have a foot of snow and -14 F with the wind chill. Everything was pretty much closed today as the salt is not working on the roads - too cold, even for us living in the snow belt!
Comments and critiques are welcome.
Shelly, nice digital painting you did of the curled up cat. I like the striped markings and how the paw covers his nose. The background is a nice color and like Sam, I thought you actually painted this!! Good job ~ the wonders of computers and the imagination!
NealeyPea: We have a foot of snow and -14 F
This is what we are supposed to get Sunday and that's without wind chill figured in.
C and C always welcomed
Shelly I too thought that this was a painting. Very nice job.
HAHAHA funny Cartoon, Mr. Berkenstock but just about perfect today!
Thanks, Geri. I just looked up where the original came from and realized it was from you, but it isn't your cat. It's Holly's cat, so it is for her if she likes it. Or perhaps it can give her an idea that she can improve on with real paint.
C&C Welcome
This is what we are supposed to get Sunday and that's without wind chill figured in.
I was just trying to figure out how Geri uses quotes.
Shelley, you must feel good to be finally settled and that your brother is now doing well. You have done a great job on the kitty's fur, very soft looking. The background is so nice with the kitten's grey colour.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Hi dear, dear all friends! HHAAAAPPYYY 2014, full of art, love, dreams and .... anything you would like to get!! From my heart to yours!!
I have just, literally just landed after my wonderful Xmas holidays! You remember I was going to visit the Dolores Olmedo museum in Mexico city.. well... I did... and it was just... FANTASTIC!!!
Only... I was not allowed to take photos of the paintings... but... I did buy a book at the gift shop and I will soon be posting photos of the paintings from the book in my blog... Meanwhile....
I know this "área" is just to upload art work... So I am inviting you to check my blog, I have uploaded woooonderful photos of the "Day of the Death offering" at the museum.. believe me.. it is fantastic.... so, if you would like to see the pictures and enjoy a beautiful Mexican celebration and tradition, please contact me and I will give you my blog address...!
I want also to congratulate all for your beautiful postings, paintings and Xmas cards, I know Alexandra got her Xmas card all the way from Guadalajara, and I really hope the others have already arrive or are on the way!
Happy, healthy and productive 2014 to you all! a warm hug....
Fred, Bennie and Ruthie look very please with themselves. Happy New Year to you too.
Gerri, Beautiful but very COLD pictures. you take care of yourself and all of you in the deep freeze. I am soooo glad I am home!
Jen C & C's always welcome
Judy, this a wonderful painting. you have captured the graceful alertness of the cat!
Gerri, your cartoon is a hoot and says it all!!!
Shelly, Lovely painting of the poor cat. You have it's pose really well.
While I was in Chicago I went to the I went with the family to the Museum of Science and Industry. the had an exhibit of 50 Christmas trees decorated from many countries around the world. they were all beautiful and interesting. Also they had an exhibit on Walt Disney Showing how his cartoons evolved and lots of interactives including a cartoon class where were did step by step drawing of Mickey mouse. Here is my effort. My daughter says he looks like the old Mickey.
It was fun to do.
Jen, I love Mickey. He looks so happy. It does look like fun.
Sam/Sammy C & C Welcome
Jen , cute Mickey!!!
I heared on the News about the weather in the States. Hope everybody in the affected areas stays warm!!! I would send some warmer tempertures over if I could. The weather over here is way to warm for the time of year.
I found some older winter scenes in WC. They look like Canadian winter but since they're very old, I post them here.
The first one I did in 1984, I was 14 years old. I believe it was a step by step WC tutorial
The second one I believe was a tutorial in the artist magazine a couple years ago. I stayed away from WC for a while now, because I can never get the results I want.and got realy frustated with it.
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Jen, your trip to the Museum of Science and Industry sounds wonderful, it must have been quite a show with all the decorated trees. It would have been wonderful to see. And great fun sketching Mickey, sounds like a lovely family outing for Christmas.
Claudia, these are wonderful watercolour paintings. You could have posted them in the January Challenge, there is no time limit on work you post there. Your fist one has a definite cold winter feel to it. Love the tree in the foreground. The second one of the mountains is wonderful, such lovely definition in the mountains and the cluster of trees in the foreground is really good. Very nice watercolour paintings.
Claudia ~ Your WC landscapes are fab! I love the second one & I think your WC style is lovely. You should post these in the January Challenge, like the "boss lady" said!
Jen ~ What a fun trip to the museum! I like when they have interactive projects that reinforce the show. I bet you'll never forget Mickey!
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Three-vehicle crash injures womanFebruary 26,2013WOODFORD — A three-vehicle crash in Woodford on Route 9 on Sunday left a West Dover woman with a possible neck injury, according to a press release from the Vermont State Police.
Jordan Mantello, 17, of Troy, N.Y., was driving a 2003 Cadillac Deville west on Route 9 when he fell asleep at the wheel, police said.
The Cadillac crossed the center line and collided with a 2000 Subaru Legacy driven by Jollene Mahon, 35, of West Dover. The Legacy spun around several times causing another collision with a 2008 Nissan pickup driven by Richard Setzer, 28, of Bennington, police said.
Mahon was taken to the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington with a possible neck injury. Mantello and two of his passengers were also taken to the hospital for evaluation.
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Knoxville, TN (Sports Network) - Tyler Bray broke Peyton Manning's school record for passing yards in a game as he lead the Tennessee Volunteers to a 55-48 win over the Troy Trojans at Neyland Stadium.
Bray threw for 530 yards and five touchdowns for Tennessee (4-5), which broke a four-game losing streak with the win. Bray got a lot of help from receivers Cordarrelle Patterson and Justin Hunter, who each caught nine passes. Patterson gained 219 yards and a touchdown while Hunter racked up 181 yards and three touchdowns. Marlin Lane also had a terrific day on the ground, rushing for 132 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winner.
Troy (4-5) rotated quarterbacks throughout the game. Corey Robinson threw for 393 yards and a touchdown on 30-of-46 passing. Deon Anthony threw just 12 passes but two of them went for touchdowns. He also gained 51 yards and scored on the ground. Shawn Southward led the Trojans on the ground, rushing for 101 yards and two touchdowns. Eric Thomas caught six passes for 147 yards and two scores and Chip Reeves scored a touchdown on five catches for 144 yards.
Troy took the initial lead, 3-0, on a 37-yard field goal from Will Scott.
From there Tennessee was unstoppable early on, scoring touchdowns on it's first four possessions. Bray threw three touchdown passes during the stretch, one to Patterson and two to Hunter. Lane also had a 17-yard touchdown run, and the Volunteers held a 28-10 lead early in the second quarter.
Troy would not go away and continued to battle. After Bray's first touchdown pass Southward scored on a seven-yard run. After Hunter's two touchdown receptions the Trojans scored 21-unanswered points to take a 30-28 lead.
First Southward scored on a one-yard touchdown run. Then Reeves hauled in a 51-yard touchdown pass from Anthony who then scored himself on a 28-yard touchdown run with less than two minutes before the break.
Bray executed a successful two-minute drill to get Michael Palardy back in field goal range. Palardy nailed the 21-yard attempt giving the Volunteers a 31-30 halftime advantage.
The scoring barrage continued into the second half. Palardy kicked another field goal (31 yards) for the Volunteers before Troy marched right back down the field to score a touchdown and regain the lead. Thomas was the recipient of Anthony's second touchdown pass, a three-yard strike, which came with 7:31 remaining in the third quarter.
A 42-yard Will Scott field goal extended Troy's lead heading into the final frame.
Bray did not have a strong third quarter but rebounded with a 23-yard touchdown strike to Raijon Neal early in the fourth to put Tennessee back on top 41-40.
Troy regained the lead late in the game when Robinson threw his first touchdown pass of the day, a 67-yard bomb to Thomas. Robinson also found Thomas for the two-point conversion to put the Trojans ahead 48-41.
But with a little over three minutes remaining, things unraveled for the Trojans. Just two plays after Thomas' touchdown, Bray found Hunter wide open across the middle who then out-ran the Troy defense for a 46-yard touchdown to tie the game. Tennessee's defense came up with a big third down stop and forced Troy to punt on the following drive. Bray completed just two of his five pass attempts on the final drive, but the second was a 24-yard hook up with Hunter on third down. Lane scored on a nine-yard touchdown run on the next play to give Tennessee the lead back, 55-48.
Robinson's Hail Mary attempt fell incomplete as time expired, and the Volunteers were able to hold on for the comeback victory.
Despite the loss, Troy gained a season-high 721 yards of total offense, three more than Tennessee.
This was the first ever meeting between these two schools. Tennessee is now 8-1 all-time against Sun Belt opponents.
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In their final tuneup before the region meet, the Jones County boys finished 18th out of 24 schools in the 5-A division of the Last Chance Invitational held last Saturday on the state championship cross country course in Carrollton. The Lady Hounds placed 12th out of 18 schools.
The top five Greyhounds in Carrollton were Ethan Oulsnam, 35th at 18:25.99; Hunter Kimball, 63rd at 18:51.23; Nick Tibbetts, 112th at 19:35.39; Ian Gillespie, 128th at 19:54.64; and Kendall Gordon, 134th at 20:00.62.
Quintin Miles of North Hall won the boys' 5K race, which featured 222 runners, with a time of 16:46.47.
Ashley Kehoe of Pope won the girls' 5K, which featured 167 entrants, with a time of 19:52.30.
The top five for the Lady Hounds were Kate Boland, 16th at 21:21.95; Kaitlyn Holder, 32nd at 22:12.77; Holly Gurnee, 84th at 24:04.27; Maria Boland, 97th at 24:37.20; and Frannie Pittman, 109th at 25:15.38.
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