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Jim Strobel of the Summerville Evening Lions Club was elected the 1st Vice District Governor at the mid-winter convention held in Orangeburg on Jan 25-26. District 32B consists of 35 Lions Clubs from Aiken to Hilton Head with over 800 members.
Lion Jim and wife Paula have been Lions since 2007 when they joined the Summerville Noon Club and were instrumental in forming the Summerville Evening Club in 2009. Jim was the Charter President of the Evening Club, has served as District Zone 4 Chair and 2nd Vice District Governor. Jim and Paula are also active in their church and community – they truly exemplify the Lions mottos "We Serve."
In line to become District 32B Governor in 2014, Jim along with Paula and both Summerville Lions Clubs would host the January 2015 Mid-winter Convention in Summerville.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Juwan Staten's driving layup with five seconds left gave West Virginia a 68-67 victory over Virginia Tech in an exciting, down-to-the-wire, ACC-Big 12 matchup at the WVU Coliseum on Saturday afternoon.
It was Staten's only field goal of the game. West Virginia coach Bob Huggins said Staten's game-winning basket was aided by the space Deniz Kilicli was able to create inside.
"I put Deniz back in the game because Deniz occupies people," explained Huggins. "Everybody is so afraid of Deniz catching it close, so I wanted him away from Wanny's throwing hand where they'd be afraid to leave him and we could kick it into him. That kind of opened things up, and we've been on Wanny to get the ball to the basket more and with his speed and his ability to get to the rim, we need him to do it more often."
Staten's basket followed a bank-shot 3 by Tech's Robert Brown with 18 seconds left to put the Hokies ahead 67-66. On Virginia Tech's final possession, following a timeout by Coach James Johnson, Erick Green got a good look at a game-winner but his 16-footer from the left wing hit the front of the rim and bounced out at the buzzer.
West Virginia (4-3) built a 12-point first half advantage at 29-17 after a Keaton Miles layup, but Tech closed out the half with a 9-3 run to reduce the Mountaineers' lead to six at halftime, 30-24.
The Hokies started the second half strong, taking a 34-33 lead on a Brown layup and then expanded their margin to 40-36, on a pair of Green free throws. Later, Tech got it to five, 46-41, with 10:40 left on a Green jumper.
Gary Browne responded with a big 3 from the top of the key and Kevin Noreen answered Cadarian Raines' basket with a huge 3 from the wing, his second of the game, cutting Virginia Tech's lead to one, 48-47.
Once again, the Hokies got back-to-back baskets to extend their lead to five, 52-47, with 8:52 left, but once again, West Virginia used the 3-ball to stay in it when Miles came through from the corner.
At that point freshman Eron Harris took over for a four-minute stretch, hitting two 3s and converting a pair of critical free throws. He also grabbed a pair of important defensive rebounds to finish the game with 10 points and five boards.
"He's got toughness," said Huggins of Harris. "In my 31 years there are not many substitutes for toughness and he's not afraid. I look out there and we're playing a pretty good team and we've got two freshmen out there playing for a good portion of the second half."
Noreen also gave West Virginia terrific boost off the bench by contributing a career-high 14 points to go with 12 rebounds.
"What can you say about Kevin Noreen," said West Virginia coach Bob Huggins. "For all those kids out there who want to be basketball players there is living proof if you work at it hard enough and you put your heart in it then you can be a good player."
Aaric Murray led all Mountaineer players with 15, hitting 6 of his 10 field goal attempts. Besides Noreen and Harris, the rest of the team wasn't so accurate, West Virginia shooting just 35.3 percent for the game.
"Aaric Murray gave us some big minutes down the stretch," said Huggins. "He kind of went to sleep and I got him out and then he came back in and did a pretty good job at the offensive end."
Green and Brown got most of the offense for Tech, now 7-1 on the season. Green scored 23 on 8-of-19 shooting while Brown added 21 on 9-of-19 shooting. For the game, the Hokies hit 5-of-18 from behind the arc after coming into today's contest averaging eight 3s per game.
On the other side, West Virginia was 10-of-24 from behind the arc, getting half of its season total of 20 coming into today's game. Murray, Harris and Noreen made two each, while Jabarie Hinds, Aaron Brown and Gary Browne also knocked down 3s.
"I told them we can't continue to let them stand underneath the basket and not guard us," said Huggins. "If you are open you've got to step into shots and make them and get them over the rim. Thank goodness they did."
West Virginia's bench outscored Virginia Tech's 36-4 to offset the Hokies' 34-22 scoring margin in the paint.
The Mountaineers once again controlled the glass with a 49-38 advantage.
"They've got good players and they make shots," said Huggins of Virginia Tech.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (23-16, 8-3 SoCon) took a couple of games from Georgia Southern (18-22, 5-5 SoCon) in the series' Saturday opener. The Lady Mocs claimed the first game of the double-header 6-5 in a late-inning nail biter while completing the Saturday sweep with a 3-0 shutout in game two.
"We really wanted these wins," outfielder Kaiti Dutton said. "After how we lost the regular season crown last season, we wanted to make sure Georgia Southern wouldn't keep it from us again. It was personal for the returning players this season, and I think the freshmen understood that, too."
Chattanooga 6 – Georgia Southern 5
The Lady Mocs fell behind early in the first inning as the Eagles plated two runs on starting pitcher Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.), but a steady diet of runs from the Chattanooga offense would provide support for the freshman through six innings.
Chattanooga scored a run in each of the six offensive halves to score the game's six runs. After being hit by a pitch and stealing second, senior Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) scored on a Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) sacrifice fly to score the Lady Mocs first run. The tying run scored in the second as back-to-back walks led off the inning and Georgia Southern starting pitcher Sarah Purvis was pulled from the game. A Poteat double off of fresh pitcher Brooke Red tied the game at 2-2.
UTC added on another run in the third on a hit and two errors as junior Kaiti Dutton (Tulsa, Okla.) singled in Tydingco- putting Chattanooga on top 3-2 – and a wild pitch in the fourth inning opened the door for Poteat to swipe home to put the Lady Mocs up 4-2.
Another run and hit in the fifth inning put Chattanooga up 5-2 on an Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.) single up the middle to plate Dutton and two hits in the sixth inning – an RBI single up the middle from Tydingco – gave Chattanooga its fifth and sixth runs of the game.
The Lady Mocs ran into trouble in the top of the seventh inning as three runs scored to bring the UTC lead within one, but sophomore Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) was brought on to close out the seventh, recording three outs and her first save of the season.
Albritton walked away from the game with her sixth win of the season, tossing six complete innings and allowing just six hits to the Eagles. Despite being touched up for five runs, Albritton had only three earned runs counted against her ERA. Deason finished the game with an inning pitched and three strikeouts to slam the door on Georgia Southern.
Chattanooga 3 - Georgia Southern 0
Chattanooga got on the board early with a run in the first inning as Tydingco singled to right field. Base-runners Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) and Poteat advanced a base each on the play, but hesitation by the Eagles' cutoff allowed Poteat to motor home from third to give UTC a 1-0 lead.
Georgia Southern threatened in the third inning, loading the bases up with two outs. A dropped popup in foul territory led to Eagles shortstop Kourtny Thomas getting extra swing with the bags juiced, but Deason would coax a popup on the infield to retire the GSU half.
Back-to-back singles from Poteat and Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.) led off the third inning for the Lady Mocs. A groundout from Robles advanced the runners and a sacrifice fly from Tydingco drove in the innings first run. The second run of the inning came courtesy of Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) as the junior ripped a single to the right-center gap to put the Lady Mocs up 3-0.
The next four innings were scoreless for each team as Deason carved up the Eagle lineup with only four hits allowed over seven innings of work and six strikeouts.
Chattanooga wraps up the series Sunday at 2 p.m. at Frost Stadium against the Eagles before hitting the road for a three-game set against the College of Charleston Cougars in Charleston, S.C.


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Wolves assistant spreads joy and knowledge wherever he goes.
Perhaps the only thing you know about new Chicago Wolves assistant coach Mike Foligno is the "Foligno Leap:" His celebratory maneuver every time he scored during his 15-year National Hockey League career. Foligno would point his arms and stick toward the sky while performing an exaggerated leap that brought his knees up to his waist.
It sounds a bit showy, right? Like he enjoyed rubbing his success into his opponents' noses? Well, nothing could be further from the truth. The 53-year-old Sudbury, Ontario, native simply possesses a joie de vivre that he never has been afraid to express.
"One of the things about scoring a goal: There's great jubilation in it," Foligno said. "It's the highest thing you can do. It wasn't to demean the opponent. It starts to become natural. Nobody ever said 'If you do it again, I'll take you down' or anything like that.
Foligno's enthusiasm has been infectious throughout his life in hockey.
The fans loved Foligno --- and not just because he scored 355 regular-season goals. For five consecutive years, Foligno received the Frank Eddolls Memorial Trophy that goes to the Buffalo Sabres fans' favorite player. After spending nine-and-a-half seasons with the Sabres, two of them as captain, he earned a place in the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame.
His teammates loved Foligno --- and not just because his 2,049 career penalty minutes indicate how frequently he came to their aid on the ice.
"His personality is so open. He's so honest. There's nothing fake about Mike --- and he's been that way his whole life," said Wolves head coach Scott Arniel, who played on the Sabres with Foligno from 1986-90. "His wife, my wife, we were young couples in those days and we'd go over to his house. Mike's mother was a true-blue Italian, and she'd cook and we'd have a big feast and our kids would run around."
For most of the 18 years since he retired as a player, Foligno has served as a coach. Five years as the boss of the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears. Nearly four seasons as an assistant with the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs, Colorado Avalanche and Anaheim Ducks. In the middle, Foligno spent seven years in his hometown as the coach and GM for the Ontario Hockey League's Sudbury Wolves.
Considering the way fans and teammates felt about Foligno, it shouldn't be a surprise that Sudbury's players loved him as well.
"He's an awesome guy. A great person," said defenseman Frank Corrado, who spent the 2009-10 season with Foligno at Sudbury and the final month of last season with the Chicago Wolves. "He cares about his players. He's very approachable, very classy. He's not like some coaches who are very robotic and don't talk to their players and don't make connections. He always had time to talk to you and see how you were feeling."
That last point was particularly important to Corrado because he joined Sudbury as a 16-year-old living away from home for the first time. So how might the Chicago Wolves receive Foligno this season?
"Especially as an assistant, he might be more of a players' coach," Corrado said. "I think everyone's going to enjoy him. I know I did."
Foligno made the rare downshift from the AHL to the OHL in 2003 because he chose family over career. It was the perfect plan to move to Sudbury.
"It's my hometown and my wife's hometown," Foligno said. "With a young family with two boys (Nick and Marcus) who were just getting into the upper levels of the game, it was a great step for us. It was a chance to be with family after being away for 20-some years.
"To be able to coach your boys at that level was an honor. You don't get that opportunity often. We said, 'What if you don't get that opportunity again?' "
But within eight months of returning to Sudbury, the Folignos were faced with a sobering discovery that reinforced the importance of their decision: Janis, Mike's wife, was diagnosed with breast cancer.
"Like I say, sometimes you don't know why you make the moves you make," Foligno said. "The support obviously is important. We were really fortunate to be so close to family."
After a five-year fight, Janis passed away in 2009. One year later, after enjoying his first season as Marcus' coach, Foligno stepped down at Sudbury and resumed his professional path as he joined Randy Carlyle's staff with the Anaheim Ducks as an assistant. That ended on Nov. 30 last year when the coaching staff was let go.
The Wolves job marks Foligno's first step back toward the NHL, though he's in little hurry to return there. Foligno hopes his extensive experience as a player and coach will benefit the Wolves players, but he expects to get plenty out of being around them as well as Arniel and fellow assistant Nolan Baumgartner.
"You can't rely on the past," Foligno said. "You have to evolve and change as a coach. There's the new edge of skill development, the new edge of strategies to learn. My primary goal is to help Chicago win a Calder Cup. And after that, maybe another one."
Meanwhile, the Foligno Leap lives. Marcus, a 21-year-old left wing with the Sabres, imitated his father's celebration after scoring on March 14 in his fourth NHL game. Nick, a 24-year-old left wing with Columbus, did the same on Oct. 18, 2007, when he produced his first NHL goal while playing for Ottawa at Montreal.
Dad missed Nick's leap live because his Sudbury Wolves were playing an OHL game in Brampton, four hours away from the family home.
"My wife called when we were on the bus and told me that Nick scored and that she taped the game, but didn't tell me what happened," Foligno said. "So I get home about 3 or 4 in the morning and start the tape and see that he did the leap. I've got to be honest: I welled up with tears with happiness for him and the respect that he showed to me in one of the most important moments of his life. It's something I'll carry with me for the rest of my life."


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The Elkin High School varsity cheerleaders will be cheering for a different cause this weekend.
The squad is sponsoring a Breast Cancer Awareness Walk this Saturday Oct. 27 in Grissom Stadium.
"My girls have taken on this project, raising funds for the Susan G. Komen Foundation - Triad Affiliate, for the whole month of October," said Kali Teague, varsity cheerleading coach and Elkin High School family and consumer sciences teacher. "The project is near and dear to our squad, as a mother of our squad was diagnosed with breast cancer last year."
Registration will open at 9 a.m. at Grissom Stadium. The walk will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will end at 11:30 a.m.
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As residents wait for a grocery store and planners work on the master plan around Ten Mile Creek, two outlet malls are competing to call the upcounty community of Clarksburg their new home.
The Peterson Cos. has announced plans to build a Tanger Outlet Center on its 98 acres on the east side of Interstate 270, along Md. 121, known locally as the former Miles-Coppola property.
Less than a mile away on the west side of the interstate, just south of Md. 121, the owner of another plot, Adventist HealthCare, is considering bringing a competing outlet center by Simon Property Group to that slice of Clarksburg, in what is known as Cabin Branch.
"It's a huge win for Clarksburg, for Montgomery County and for Maryland," Council Vice President Craig L. Rice said of the dueling outlets. "It's great because it just shows how many folks really are vested in seeing that Clarksburg is a burgeoning area, a great place to set up shop."
Residents are not as optimistic.
"We're hearing lots of promises here, lots of promises, but what we've seen over the last 20 years in Clarksburg is nobody delivers on their promises," said Melane Kinney Hoffmann of Livable Clarksburg, a newly formed civic group.
It's been years since Clarksburg residents were promised village-style retail similar to Gaithersburg's Kentlands and Rockville's King Farm.
Yet, they still have to drive out of town to buy groceries, their town center remains unfinished, and development has all but come to a standstill.
As the outlet malls battle it out, Rice (D-Dist. 2) of Germantown said the competition could put the brakes on other Clarksburg development.
Dueling outlet malls in Clarksburg could potentially hold up growth if the community waits to see which one moves forward, Rice said.
For the community as a whole, however, having two outlet centers vying to move to Clarksburg is a win, he said.
Residents don't necessarily agree. In fact, most think an outlet mall is a terrible idea, Kinney Hoffmann said.
"People aren't looking for an outlet mall. They're looking for a grocery store, a dry cleaner, a place to get your hair cut, a place to pick up a sandwich," she said. "For them to go out talking about the Tanger mall is really just an intimidation tactic. They're trying to discourage people. They're trying to make us think that it's a done deal."
Traffic congestion and unfulfilled promises of transit further complicate the issue, as Clarksburg's already clogged roads cannot support more development, she said.
But if Clarksburg is to have a shopping center, Adventist's parcel makes more sense, she said.
Rice said both sites have advantages and disadvantages.
Ron Kaplan, co-managing principal of McLean, Va.-based Streetscape Partners, said his company has teamed with New England Development and Simon Property Group to develop an upscale outlet center called Clarksburg Premium Outlets at Cabin Branch on the Adventist site, according to a statement provided by Ray Weiss of the Streetscape/New England/Simon team. The statement said 1,500 people could be hired.
Part of the 1994 Clarksburg Master Plan's third stage, the Adventist site is zoned for mixed-use planned development, said Area 3 Chief John Carter of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Montgomery Planning Department.
But Rice said having Peterson's project in the queue could prove a challenge to an outlet mall on Adventist's site.
Peterson's development is in the master plan's fourth stage.
Last fall, Montgomery County halted stage four when it authorized amending the Clarksburg Master Plan to address environmental concerns at one of its last pristine waterways, Ten Mile Creek.
At issue is reconciling future development of the final stage of the master plan with the water quality of Ten Mile Creek, which has suffered degradation from nearby development.
Environmental review has put Peterson into a holding pattern and the master plan amendment could make or break its plans, but Taylor Chess, senior vice president of retail for Peterson, said he feels confident they can work within environmental constraints and move forward with the project.
Peterson and Tanger have been working for 15 months on plans to bring an outlet center to Clarksburg, and the firm has already invested "substantial sums" into the project, Chess said.
Adventist HealthCare's negotiations with Simon came to light in January. Its plans to build a hospital in Clarksburg ended in 2011 when the Maryland Health Care Commission unanimously selected Holy Cross Hospital's plan to build a $202 million hospital in Germantown over Adventist HealthCare's proposal for a $177 million hospital in Clarksburg.
"Adventist HealthCare has had discussions with residents, the business community and Montgomery County about selling a portion — approximately 40 acres — of our Clarksburg land off Interstate 270," Adventist spokesman Tom Grant wrote in a January 2013 email.
Adventist did not return requests for additional comment.
Chess kept mostly mum about the potential retail competition less than a mile away, saying only, "I guess good ideas, obviously, get attention."
As planned, the Tanger outlets will be about 450,000 square feet of a mixed-use development, along with restaurants, hotels and multi-family housing, Chess said.
Immediately adjacent to Clarksburg's historic area, Chess said Peterson's development has the potential to bring needed growth to Clarksburg's town center.
"The advantage of our project for the rest of town center is that it brings the critical mass that will drive visitation to the area, thus improving the historic area and providing, hopefully, visitation and spurring development," he said.


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While he wasn't first, Joeckel did get selected second by the Jacksonville Jaguars much to the delight of those at the watch party.
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Welcome to Sydney
Not long ago the licensing laws were changed in another way to allow small cafe-like bars (cafes couldn't get alcohol licenses beforehand because Hotels and Clubs lobby group is very powerful in NSW. A small scene of low volume music was starting to spring up in these establishments. My band has been shaping an acoustic set to see if we could land a few of those gigs.
Just saw this letter in the news:
As the recipient of this country's highest government honour for music, the Don Banks Music Award (2010), and someone who lives in Potts Point and programs live music in the area ... I am appalled at the decision to restrict small bars to 60 patrons ("Small bars will now be limited to 60 people", 19 September).SNAFU
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Man that sucks big time. It's the same story over here in Radelaide. Too many pokies - not enough pubs with a stage.
Adelaide was once one of the best cities in OZ to see a great live band and now it seems it is disappearing right before our eyes.
In your opinion Pol, is the Oz live music scene as we know it, slowly dying because of idiots like this?
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We are having problems over here in New Orleans, La too. Not the exact same problems but the same results. After hurricanes and such some bars closed to remodel now the same bars cannot obtain a permit to have 'entertainment' . Some of these bars have been having live entertainment for over 25 years. They cant even have spoken word shows now. Then in one part of our city we have a rule that a band cannot have more than 3 members to play. Except for the casino. Its crazy. We are suppose to be a music city.
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Adelaide and Melbourne - the two cities most associated with the arts - both hit by the pokies and other anti-arts laws. Now we have our biggest retailer - Allens / Billy Hyde / Drum City about to fold, although better prices OS (US prices are crazy cheap) makes it hard to guage demand.
Most of a the iconic rooms where bands in the golden age of Oz Rock honed their craft are gone - The Stagedoor, the Civic, the Lifesaver, the Antler, now the Sando is about to go down.
Musicians could end up taking to the streets but it costs $40 per local government area - per band member. There's 40 LG areas in Sydney. In the unlikely event that a 5 piece band wanted to play in every council area of Sydney it wouldl cost them $1,600 each a year or $8,000 for the band (plus public liability insurance) ... in order to effectively gift their talents to the public (buskers have to pass an audition to get a license so the only really crappy ones are little Chinese kids in rich suburbs hoping to pick up a few bucks while they practise their violins and trumpets).
As the Yanks say, go figure.
Spes, I have no idea what the future holds. As far as I'm concerned, in the immediate future my focus is on jamming, home recording, and trying to motivate myself to practice push-pull, Texas shuffles, and Larry's 40bpm torture exercise. So I'm pretty well out of it, apart from playing the occasional fleabag golf club for a lark. The band did a couple of weddings earlier this year but (fortunately) I was too busy caring for Dad at the time and they used a replacement.
Golf clubs have taken up some of the slack left by bar closures but they pay nothing. Our keys player has been set on playing at a golf club near his home. He gets back to us saying they are prepared to pay $150 for the band ... as long as we bring in enough people to cover the bar staff's wages. LOL I said I'd rather play for food and drink than be paid $7 an hour - less than a child flipping burgers in McDonalds.
Personally, I'd rather tell them to stick it where the sun don't shine but the guys are so keen to gig that it seems they're happy to abase themselves. I'm not a proud but somewhere in here is a tiny modicum of self respect.
It must be hard for young players trying to break into the circuit.
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I don't understand the logic behind that law at all. Commiserations - as if residents of Nawlins haven't had enough problems.
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Folks, this decision is about politics. The conservative government being at war with the highly populatr independent Sydney Lord Mayor, Clover Moore. The conservatives have tried many tactics and have failed time and time again. Most recently in the council election.
Billy Hydes closing is a different issue.
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Amazing how wide spread the lack of support for music there is. This makes no sense and saddens me to know that promising talent is even more suppressed.
Ironically enough, the situation has gotten so bad here in the States in certain places that there would be no issue with the limit of 60 people. I live and have recently played in some here myself.
Again, like you say Grea - affects me none since I bailed on notion of trying any meaningful gig work years ago. But it's the people who really, really have the abilities and have no way to hone their craft.
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Have to admit I gave up on the scene personally - any scene - a long time ago. What turned me off is how hard it became to find a band that's not playing tra-la-la happy happy friendly music or blow your frickin head off music or I can play scales forever music. So conservative.
Something exotic and interesting and beautiful ... if anyone local knows of bands playing around the traps like that, you can make an old lady very happy :)
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What the musicians need to do is every time a government function looks to hire a band is for all, and I mean ALL of them to refuse to take the gig. Disc Jokeys, bands , combos, one man bands, the works. Refuse to work any government shindig, charity event, political party, anything. If you band together you can make a very strong statement Then you need to pick a weekend, a popular, busy one and book no bars, pubs, cafes whatever that weekend. Shut them down until the Gov. catches on
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I would be willing to support a freeze out of live music,but it would have to be a protracted action,and not a single event,that may get their attention.The same as a labor union going out on strike.Part of the reason that that is done is to also garner public support,which dosen't always work.This would mean,no concerts either.The big money market.You have to go all in or nothing.
Secondly,the numbers would have to suggest that politicians may lose votes when re-election comes around.For a politician,its ALL about votes,and politics.
Lastly,with government and business making cutbacks to survive,the first thing to go is arts and entertainment.Most people don't give a crap about live music anymore.Just look at the music programs in our schools,or more accurately....the lack of.Music is the first thing cut there as well.
I'm not even going to talk about the increasing number of bands and musicians who play for free.I'm not saying to put an end to all free stuff,but it's at a point of being unreasonable.Take a look at the New York City live music scene,and tell me I'm wrong.There was a time where you couldn't walk a few blocks without hearing a live band,getting paid for playing.That just further devalues the art.
Maybe if every single musician on the planet just stopped playing for a week or better still a month,somebody would take notice.Make the public aware that no more live music can become a reality,and computer music may be the only thing left if the current trend continues.Just my 2 cents.;(
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This is an interesting thread. I've never been to the land of OZ. Everything I've heard about the place sounds really cool, and the fact that around every corner (figuratively speaking) there is an animal, reptile, bug or sea creature that can kill you. All I know is Paul Hogan, Steve Erwin and AC/DC. But this makes me sad. I shudder to think of that ever happening here. I'd say that music is still thriving in this area and the opportunities to play a gig are many and varied. But, then again, this is LA, for better or worse.
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When Labor was in power an Independent somehow got a bill through allowing for cafe-type establishments to get liquor licenses and that opened up a small gigs circuit. It was a surprise, given that pubs and clubs have Labor links too.
Now the dead hand of power is coming down to make sure Sydney society remains a convenient shade of grey.
Federally the clubs lobby group - with help from the Libs and the Murdoch press - managed to prevent laws limiting the amount people could put in poker machines. Pity, any law that reduces the power of pokies is good for live music, not even counting the lives that would be improved.
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I read this thread & it makes me want to shake up these killjoy wankers even more than usual. Although there's still enough reasonable "pub" gigs in our immediate & wider area, there's a distinct lack of club/medium size venues, although that's more to do with general commercial/trend considerations than anything else.
Where our local government really gets it's nickers in a twist is with respect to festivals & general outdoor public gigs. Not only are the H&S wombles a total PITA, but the council itself seems to be totally enjoyment averse. Contrast that with a neighbouring council that actively encourages & backs free town music festivals/events, & it shows just what can be achieved if people concentrate on enjoying their time on this rock rather than keeping the NIMBYs happy for vote purposes. Our neighbouring council has also fully embraced the local business boost angle to being event proactive too. Even if I was to suspect their motives, local businesses doing good trade pay more taxes, & visitors put money into local council coffers too.
Wake up politicians! By being entertainment averse, you're actually only pandering to the ever diminishing pool of blue rinse do gooding crumbling gits who regard a wake as the pinnacle of their social calendar.
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but R1202_IOS222-249-250 has tree folders.
Which of the tree should i use to replace the boot.dol?
What region is your system and what region are your ISOs? Sometimes mismatching game/system region can cause that to happen.Originally Posted by paok4
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I'll try.
but R1202_IOS222-249-250 has tree folders.
Which of the tree should i use to replace the boot.dol?
Μy system is pal and it has the same problem both in pal and ntsc games.
"Update to WiiFlow r663 from the Wii" or computer...
But how do I update it from tghe Wii - do not see anything in settings
how do I check my current version of the wiiflow?
Well I can't say for the black bar on the bottom, I'm not sure about that. But I know about the ones on the side, mine does that as well. The games seem to only be displayed in 4:3 mode, I suppose switching the TV display into 16:9 display mode in addition to having the Wii and its programs set to display that way should work but I haven't been able to.Originally Posted by paok4
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I tried and update to WiiFlow r663 but it failed (that was the message).
Then I tried to find a download for WiiFlow r663 and the matching prilloader.
But I am not sure about the version/revision.
Where should I look?
Candylove linked this one a few posts agoOriginally Posted by zusfrid
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NEW LINK (everything is updated I did not try it yet)
Priiloader dol, Wiiflow v4.0.1 , Wiiflow Forwarder, wiiflow Plugins Pack
the old link wiiflow v3.1 r663 deprecated because there is a new update, maybe why it failed, let us know about the updated wiiflow v4.0.1 r431. I am still using wiiflow v3.1 r663
Update: I try the new Wiiflow v4.0.1 r431 and it works perfect like wiiflow v3.1 r663, will keep it
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A resident called 911 a short time later and said a subject was inside of their home on the 200 block of Lancaster Street Southwest. The caller said the subject was a man wearing dark clothing, and that he fled the location on foot.
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It raises the shower head an additional six or seven inches, which is just enough to fit my noggin under the spray. I now do this for all the showers in all of the places where I am going to live for more than a few days. It takes less than five minutes and makes a noticeable difference when taking a shower. (Unless you are tiny, in which case you might not notice a difference beyond being unable to change the spray setting without a step ladder.) If you're a little bit tall and a little bit handy, get out your crescent wrench and teflon tape 'cause we're about to change some lives.
(I actually already did this in the shower I use every day. But we have a guest shower that I hadn't taken the trouble to fix previously. But we've got guests coming in a couple of weeks, so I thought it would be nice if they could shampoo their heads. Because Benji Franklin says that fish and guests smell after three days. Not my guests. Not after this project.)
Step 1: Gather materials
- "S" pipe
- new shower head (optional, but why not upgrade?)
- teflon tape
- crescent wrench (or something to remove the old pipe nipple)
- toothbrush (to clean the old fittings)
yeah, most homes are still deseigned vor the average 1970s person that was like 6 inches smaller!
(this is probably an exaggeration, not based on any actual statistical material, just on my experience and frustration on bumping my head all the time and gettin backpain while dishwashing and playing foosball because of wrong heights of things).
This is the third shower head I've modified using your technique. I can't tell you how nice it is not to smack my face against the shower head anymore!
use tongue and groove pliers like these:
I recommend attaching the shower head first before you screw the pipe to the wall. when you screw to the wall first, screwing on the shower head may work the wall joint loose causing a leak....especially if the shower head puts up a fight.
wrap masking tape around the chrome shower head pipe fitting to keep the wrench from marking it up. The shower head has a washer inside it. it's critical that you don't overtighten or you'll damage the washer and the head will leak.
in addition to sealing the pipe opening at the wall, I will run a ring of plumbers putty around the inside of the trim ring it to seal it to the wall. I leave a gap in the putty at the bottom so if any water does get behind it will run out the bottom and not get trapped risking it working it's way behind the tile. use a wet rag to wipe off any plumbers putty that squeezes out.
i've used teflon tape for years without any problems....knock on wood....but i think the other comments about using sealant instead are valid.
Using a hand-shower attachment on the original pipe coming out of the wall is safer because there is no downward slope toward the wall.
I have installed shower heads and stuff with this for years, a tube of it will last you centuries. Cheers!
One amateur bad habit is in using silicone to seal threads. It is simply not the best thing in the world for systems use and can cause a lot of problems as it tends to migrate to spots where it should not be. Workers also tend to have silicone get into their eyes which yields a trip to the emergency room.
With this a 6'7" beast can get their head pounded, as can a 5'0" lass.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=shower+arm&x=0&y=0 shows the Danze style that I have, and several other compelling choices.
Great details.
Examples at amazon.com: (bit.ly link)
Just get pretty much any of these: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_sc_3_19?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=showerhead+handheld&x=0&y=0&sprefix=showerhead+handheld then take down the current shower head, stash it away until you move again, and install.
Easy, simple fix for a frustrating problem. Never dreamed the hardware store would have such an animal, but it makes good sense. Thanks for sharing this.
I enjoyed the 'ible even more for the great writing style. Easy humor, plain language, clear description, excellent photos. Easy to see why you're a pro!
You got me hooked, wilgubeast! Keep 'em coming!
i've stands all I can stands and I can't stands no more!!!
And water would be coming out all the time anyway.
I, too, feel the pain of having my shower head spray my neck, instead of my head.
Apparently almost all plumbers are exactly 5' tall, because most places that I've lived have had showers entirely too short. So I'm super excited to use this if(hah, more like when!) our next place has a short shower!
I believe this Instructable has seriously improved the quality of life for tall persons everywhere there are showers.
Don't be surprised if the Nobel committee comes calling.
I'm fully capable of doing the plumbing, but I had no idea that the 11" shower arm even exists. I'll be making this adjustment this weekend.
http://www.amazon.com/Alsons-AA902CH12-12-Inch-Adjustable-Shower/dp/B000W3AQAE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1303910199&sr=8-2 . It has pivot points that afford more flexibility in the spray.
They work well, and shorter people can likewise adjust down if need be.


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CRESTVIEW — Christmas cookie baking at the Hughes residence was a family affair.
Mom marshaled her kitchen assistants — my brother and me. "Assistance" included eating any slightly singed or misshapen cookies. Dad stayed out of the way, a task he handled skillfully and willingly in front of the living room TV.
I'd get the early shift, as I had inherited Poppa Hughes' Anglo blood and generally shut down around 11:30 p.m. My brother Evan got Poppa Major's Austro-Hungarian blood and took the late shift, which often stretched into the wee hours.
With a stack of Christmas albums on the record player, it was great mother-sons bonding time.
I inherited Mom's 1949 "Christmas Cookie Book" by Virginia Pasley. Mom's list of our family's favorite cookies and her handwritten notations are conveniently tucked inside the front cover so I can prepare them almost as she did.
Though 17 Christmases have passed since she left us, Mom still helps at Christmas cookie time. Those bonds formed decades ago in a warm, tiny kitchen on a snow-clad New Jersey mountaintop are as strong as ever.
I've since added some of my own favorites. Family traditions evolve, you know. Foremost is my gingerbread, which friends like because these are rich, spicy and soft cookies, not the hard, crunchy kind.
With lots of German influence from both sets of grandparents, spice cookies, especially Lebkuchen — my favorite — always figure highly on my list.
This year, I want to try Pfeffernüsse, little "pepper nut" balls. They look festive and Christmassy dusted with powdered sugar.
Put on some Bing Crosby, add a little Julie Andrews and Nat King Cole, stir in some Mannheim Steamroller, and — if I may suggest a selection you may not know — Nancy LaMott's heartfelt "Just in Time for Christmas," and meet me in the kitchen.
These gingerbread cookies, whatever shape you choose to make them in, are spicy and chewy. The dough must refrigerate overnight, so plan ahead.
1 jar (12 ounces) dark, unsulphured molasses
1½ cups (3 sticks) butter
2 large eggs
8 cups plain all-purpose flour
1½ cups dark brown sugar
2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon salt
5 teaspoons ground ginger
4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon powdered cloves
1 teaspoon grated nutmeg
1 teaspoon ground allspice
DIRECTIONS: Microwave the molasses in its jar about a half-minute to make it easier to pour. Pour it into a saucepan, add the butter and heat on medium-low to melt the butter. Let it cool and then beat in the eggs.
In a large mixing bowl — the bigger the better — measure all the dry ingredients and mix well. Make a "well" in the center, pour in the molasses mixture and mix together using a sturdy large spoon. You may have to use your hands as it gets stiffer. The dough will be soft and sticky.
Scrape the dough from the bowl onto a large sheet of plastic wrap. Wrap it well in several thicknesses of plastic wrap and refrigerate it overnight or up to four days.
Go write your Christmas cards and start wrapping presents.
The next day, preheat the oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit.
Let the dough reach room temperature. It will be soft and feel slightly greasy. Break off a chunk about the size of a softball and roll it out to about ¼ inch thick on a cookie sheet sprayed with cooking spray. If the dough gets too sticky, chill it again.
Use cookie cutters to cut it into shapes. You can also use a sharp knife to cut custom shapes like letters of the alphabet. (Spell a friend's name and pack the cookies, in order, in a flat box as a great gift.)
Peel away the unwanted dough from the cut shapes and bake until the edges begin to brown — about eight to 10 minutes, depending on cookie size. Knead it together with more of the dough and repeat on another sprayed cookie sheet.
Cool the cookies completely, and then ice with royal icing.
Royal Icing
2 egg whites
Pinch of salt
5 drops white vinegar
1 pound box confectioners' sugar, sifted smooth
Food color as desired
DIRECTIONS: Beat the egg whites with vinegar and salt in a medium or large mixing bowl until they form stiff peaks. Add the sugar about a quarter-cup at a time, beating continuously at high speed until the icing forms peaks that don't droop when you pull the beaters out.
Tint the icing with food color as desired, dividing the icing into smaller batches if you use multiple colors.
If you lack an icing bag with artsy tips, pipe icing onto the cookies using a freezer-weight re-sealable bag with a very small hole snipped in one corner.
Ah… anise seed and lemon! What's not to like about these white wreath-shaped cookies?
3 cups all-purpose flour
2½ teaspoons double-acting baking powder
¼ teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon salt
¼ cup butter, softened
½ cup sugar
3 eggs
2 tablespoons anise seed
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind ("zest")
1½ tablespoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon anise extract (optional)
3 cups sifted confectioners' sugar
1/3 cup hot (not boiling) milk
½ teaspoon lemon juice (if desired)
DIRECTIONS: Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Sift flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt together.
Use a hand mixer to cream the butter and sugar well in a mixing bowl. Beat in eggs until well blended. Stir in anise seed, lemon rind, lemon juice and anise extract (if you're using it).
Using low speed, gradually mix in 2 cups of the dry ingredients. Use a heavy spoon to mix in the remaining dry ingredients.
Either knead the dough on a floured surface until it's smooth and well-blended, or refrigerate overnight.
Flour your hands and work surface. The dough is sticky.
Divide the dough into eight equal parts and roll each part into a strip a half-inch thick and 18 inches long. Cut each strip into five equal parts.
Cut slits along one side of each strip a half-inch apart and form the pieces into a circle, slit-side out. Place on a baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray.
Bake at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for eight to 10 minutes. The cookies will not brown so pay close attention to them. Cool them thoroughly.
Mix the glaze. Dip each cookie's top into the glaze, allowing the glaze to drip down the sides. You also can sprinkle with candy decorations.
We used to get these German "pepper nut" cookies from local bakeries, but Mom made her own at Christmas.
I don't recall these having much "pepper" taste, but the recipe calls for a wee bit. Don't let the long list of ingredients, the longer directions, or the overnight wait before baking throw you.
These aren't really that tricky — and are well worth the effort.
3 eggs
1 cup brown sugar
Grated zest from a half-lemon
1½ tablespoon black coffee
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
¼ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon black pepper (or less, to taste)
¼ teaspoon mace
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
½ teaspoon ground cloves
½ teaspoon ground allspice
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/16 teaspoon crushed cardamom
½ cup chopped almonds
¼ cup chopped citron
1/8 teaspoon anise extract
Apricot brandy (the alcohol bakes out)
DIRECTIONS: Sift the flour and spices together. Beat the eggs until thick and add sugar a little at a time, beating continuously. Add the lemon zest, then coffee, alternating it with the flour mixture. Add the ground almonds and citron. Chill the dough for two hours.
Roll it into logs an inch in diameter, slice off half-inch pieces and set on a cookie sheet sprayed with cooking spray. Allow to stand overnight in a cool, dry place to dry out.
The next morning, preheat the oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
While the oven warms, turn each cookie over and put a drop of apricot brandy in each moist spot. (This is cool: when the cookies bake, the brandy causes them to "pop" and become rounded.)
Bake the cookies about 20 minutes, watching them after about 15 minutes.
Let them cool and put them in an airtight tin or plastic container to soften. Adding an apple slice may help the process.
Roll the cookies in powdered sugar. You can also frost the cookies; don't put an apple slice in the container if you do this.
If you want to frost the cookies, make frosting from confectioners' sugar, egg white and a bit of water. Brush the glaze over the cookie, let it dry partially, and then roll the cookie in confectioners' sugar.
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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Moises Sierra and Ryan Goins each drove in a run in the ninth inning, as Toronto overcame Houston, 2-1, in the finale of a three-game set.
Mark Buehrle (10-7) worked the first eight innings, scattering seven hits and one run while fanning seven for the Blue Jays, who avoided a sweep with a late rally and snapped a seven-game losing skid.
Casey Janssen walked two and gave up a hit in the ninth, but held on for his 23rd save.
"Wins like that have been hard to come by," said Toronto manager John Gibbons at the conclusion of a 2-8 road trip. "We were in so many games, all except the first two here, but we came up short. But to win the final one, it always feel good."
Chia-Jen Lo (0-2) was charged with both runs while recording only one out for the Astros, who had taken the first two games by scoring a combined 20 runs but came up empty when it counted.
Starter Dallas Keuchel tossed seven scoreless innings, giving up four hits and three walks while striking out two.
The Jays waited until their final turn to spring to life. Lo walked Brett Lawrie and Adam Lind added a pinch single before Munenori Kawasaki worked a pinch-hit walk to load the bases. Sierra's base on balls forced in a run, then Kevin Pillar fanned. Kevin Chapman came in but served up the go-ahead groundout to Goins.
The Astros then loaded the bases thanks to a Jonathan Villar single sandwiched around a pair of pinch-hit walks to Jason Castro and Brett Wallace. Janssen avoided further trouble by inducing a game-ending groundout from Cody Clark.
"We really did like our chances," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "We had the guys in there that we wanted but Lo just lost his command. It ended up really hurting us with his inability to throw strikes there in the ninth."
Houston picked up a run in the second on a bases-loaded double-play grounder from Jake Elmore, but couldn't help Keuchel further for the duration of his outing.
Matt Dominguez walked, then Brandon Barnes and Villar singled ahead of the game's first run.
Toronto won four of the seven games in the season series ... Villar led all
players with three hits ... Both clubs are in action on Monday, as the Blue
Jays host the Yankees in the opener of a three-game set, while the Astros
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Gallery: Marshall vs. Howard University, Division I-AA playoff game, Nov. 27, 1993
Marshall University (dark jerseys) beat Howard University (white jerseys) 28-14 in a Division I-AA playoff game at Joan C. Edwards Stadium on Nov. 27, 1993. The 1993 team had a 11-4 record under coach Jim Donnan. Team captains were William King, Shannon King, Glenn Pedro, Chris Deaton, Trevor Thomas and Rodney Garrett.
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1993 Marshall University football roster
(Information from the 1993 Marshall media guide. Numbers might not match the photos.)
1, Tim Martin, WR, Freshman, Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.
2, Charles Tinsley, DB, Freshman, Lynch, Ky.
3, William King, LB, Senior, Charleston, W.Va.
4, Erik Thomas, RB, Freshman, Largo, Md.
5, Will Brown, WR, Senior, Harrisburg, Pa.
6, Tuan Reynolds, DB, Freshman, Roanoke, Va.
7, Shawn Goodwyn, WR, Junior, Disputanta, Va.
8, Danny White, TE, Junior, Los Angeles, Calif.
9, Thomas Maxwell, DB, Freshman, Decatur, Ga.
10, Mike Carver, QB, Freshman, Ephrata, Pa.
11, Scott Smythe, DB, Freshman, Peeltree, W.Va.
12, Rob Hale, QB, Freshman, Batavia, N.Y.
13, Larry Harris, QB, Freshman, Lithonia, Ga.
14, Travis, Colquitt, P, Junior, Salem, Va.
15, Todd Donnan, QB, Junior, Norman, Okla.
16, Jerome Embry, LB, Freshman, Winchester, Ky.
17, Brian Day, QB, Freshman, Clifton, Va.
18, Mark Vass, QB, Freshman, Ironton, Ohio.
19, Chad O'Shea, QB, Sophomore, Louisville, Ky.
20, Tommy Moore, DB, Senior, Beckley, W.Va.
21, Joe Chirico, DB, Senior, Logan, W.Va.
23, Ricky Carter, WR, Sophomore, Lynchburg, Va.
24, Jason Ellis, RB, Junior, Huntington
24, Mark Wicks, RB, Freshman, Bethel Park, Pa.
25, Melvin Cunningham, DB, Freshman, Red Jacket, W.Va.
26, Roger Johnson, DB, Junior, Lynchburg, Va.
27, Shannon Morrison, DB, Junior, Oak Hill, W.Va.
28, Larry McCloud, LB, Freshman, Huntington.
28, Eric Smith, PK, Freshman, Ashland, Ky.
29, Jason Grayson, DB, Sophomore, McKeesport, Pa.
29, David Stalnaker, PK, Junior, Cross Lanes, W.Va.
30, Chris Hutt, RB, Freshman, Ashland, Ky.
31, Shannon King, LB, Senior, Huntington.
32, Glenn Pedro, RB, Senior, Staten Island, N.Y.
33, LeRon Chapman, RB, Junior, Huntington.
34, Terrell Baker, DB, Freshman, Washington Courthouse, Ohio.
34, Marcus Johnson, RB, Freshman, Pittsburgh, Pa.
35, Donald Cunningham, DB, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
36, Chris Parker, RB, Sophomore, Lynchburg, Va.
37, Eric Jackson, DB, Freshman, Lexington, Ky.
38, David Merrick, PK, Junior, Worthington, Ohio.
41, Vince Parker, LB, Junior, Chicago, Ill.
42, George Spaneas, LB, Sophomore, Strafford, Vt.
43, Javonne Darling, RB, Freshman, Staten Island, N.Y.
44, Albert Barber, LB, Freshman, Morrow, Ga.
45, Jermaine Swafford, LB, Freshman, Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.
47, Chris Grose, RB, Junior, Beckley, W.Va.
48, Casey Hill, TE, Senior, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va.
49, Melvin Kindle, DB, Senior, Los Angeles, Calif.
50, Brian Stump, LB, Freshman, Grantsville, W.Va.
51, Ryan Edwards, DL, Freshman, Proctorville, Ohio.
52, Donahue Stephenson, LB, Senior, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
53, Byron Turner, DL, Sophomore, Aberdeen, Md.
54, Brian Roberts, OL, Sophomore, Norman, Okla.
55, J.D. Cyrus, C, Junior, Ironton, Ohio.
56, Jeremy Wingrove, DL, Freshman, Washington, W.Va.
57, Will Edwards, DL, Sophomore, Barboursville.
58, Chris Hamilton, OL, Freshman, Louisa, Ky.
59, Chad Barry, C, Sophomore, Ronceverte, W.Va.
59, Aaron Ferguson, OL, Freshman, Blountville, Ten.
60, Jamie Wilson, OL, Freshman, Gloucester, Va.
61, Eric Clausen, DE, Junior, Huntington.
62, Josh Pugh, OL, Freshman, Salem, Va.
63, Trevor Thomas, OL, Senior, Fairmont, W.Va.
64, Grant Place, C, Junior, Beverly, Ohio.
65, Jim Lanzo, OL, Junior, Struthers, Ohio.
66, John Wade, OL, Freshman, Port Republic, Va.
67, Greg Hairston, OL Junior, Leland, Miss.
68, Matthew Clay, LB, Freshman, Danville, W.Va.
68, Todd Massey, OL, Freshman, Bluefield, Va.
70, William Pannell, OL, Junior, Altavista, Va.
71, Roger Perkins, OL, Sophomore, Wexford, Pa.
72, James Dotson, OL, Freshman, Belfry, Ky.
73, Dave Honick, OL, Sophomore, McKeesport, Pa.
74, Jimmy Bentine, OL, Sophomore, Ashland, Ky.
75, Chris Deaton, OL, Senior, Paintsville, Ky.
76, Corey Smith, OL, Freshman, Newnan, Ga.
77, Mike Harmon, OL, Sophomore, Lexington, Ky.
78, Kevin McCarty, OL, Senior, Van, W.Va.
79, Curtis Manning, OL, Freshman, Orlando, Fla.
80, Andre Womack, WR, Sophomore, Danville, Va.
81, Vernon Phillips, WR, Sophomore, Pittsburgh, Pa.
81, Josh Seamster, TE-DE, Freshman, Danville, Va.
82, Ryan Nichols, TE-DE, Freshman, Knoxville, Tenn.
83, Bryan Reed, WR, Freshman, Bradenton, Fla.
85, Al Bernosky, TE, Freshman, Larksville, Pa.
86, Billy Lyon, DL, Freshman, Erlanger, Ky.
87, Matt Smith, WR, Sophomore, St. Albans, W.Va.
88, Rodney Garrett, DE, Senior, Sussex, Va.
89, B.J. Cohen, DE, Freshman, Conley, Ga.
90, John Cantalupo, DL, Junior, New Brunswick, N.J.
91, Tony Racer, LB, Sophomore, Barboursville.
91, Terrance Warthen, DE, Freshman, Newport News, Va.
92, Jason Wellman, DE, Freshman, Kenova.
93, Bob Bohlman, DL, Freshman, Atco, N.J.
94, Bob Ando, DE, Junior, Pittsburgh, Pa.
95, Vincent Blanks, DL, Senior, Los Angeles, Calif.
96, John Duncan, DE, Freshman, Middletown, Ohio.
97, Joe Zeglowitsch, DL, Freshman, Pittsburgh, Pa.
98, Rickie Carter, DL, Junior, Wakefield, Va.
99, Chris Hamilton, DE, Junior, Charleston, W.Va.


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With the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups well under way, the country of Australia considers itself to be a major candidate and worthy option for the world's greatest soccer event. In 2018 the country has a very slim chance, as European powers such as England, Russia, Belgium & The Netherlands (combined bid) and Spain & Portugal (combined bid) are all eligible to receive that bid. But in 2022, the country has a fair shot. European teams would be ineligible (should one receive the 2018 bid) leaving Australia's competition for that bid as the United States, Japan, South Korea, Qatar and Indonesia.
Australia may turn out to be a good choice for FIFA as the country is a major tourist destination and is located in an area that has never hosted World Cup Play before. Additionally, the country is notoriously fond of athletics, has a sound economy but has not, as of yet, seriously embraced soccer. A bid for the country should ignite and excite a "virgin" population of over 20 million people to buy into the sport and further its growth.
But despite all of this positive news, Australia has one teeny tiny complication. The World Cup falls smack dab in the middle of the Australian Rules Football (AFL) season. Aussie Rules Football, or "Footy" is an extremely popular sport down under and while the AFL has shown complete support for the country's bid, FIFA is requiring that no other major sports leagues play at the same time as the World Cup Finals, which does not suit the AFL whatsoever. So Australia is trying to get an exemption from FIFA, believing that precedents exist that would allow other competitions to continue (i.e. Major League Baseball continuing play during the 1994 World Cup in the United States). Along with the proposed exemption would be a an entire relocation plan that would move AFL, Rugby and Cricket games to different locations during World Cup play so as not to compete.
Whether or not FIFA would allow such an exemption in a market as small and competitive as Australia we have yet to see, but one thing is for sure, this is one commited country. I can already see the laughter that would burst out if the United States Soccer Federation asked Jerry Jones to move the Cowboys out of Dallas for a month while soccer players take over Cowboys Stadium.


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Here are more examples of what Willamette's College of Liberal Arts 2013 graduates are doing next:
• Stevie Gildehaus will teach and coach track at an elementary school in Ecuador.
• Wes Wenzel has a job transporting patients at Salem Hospital, and plans to work at a hospital in Portland before applying to physicians assistant school.
• Kevin Bernstein has an internship working on environment and sustainability issues with the National Environmental Commission in Bhutan.
• Erica Jensen will teach in Japan through the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme.
• Brad Schultz and Candace Hamar have been accepted into Teach for America and will teach in Colorado and Tennessee, respectively.
• Kelsey Kinavey is beginning a job as the Orchestra Manager for the Salem Chamber Orchestra.
• Reynaldo Goicochea will attend graduate school at the University of Michigan, where he received the Rackham Master's Fellowship Award for full-time study at the Ford School of Public Policy.
• Erin Banks Rusby will work as an invasive/native plant intern for the Rhode Island National Wildlife Refuge System.
• Lacey Polvi is starting an accelerated business management program at Azusa Pacific University in Southern California.
• Gwen Hryciw will spend her summer working at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, where she earned a research scholarship. She plans to apply to veterinary schools, with the goal of starting in 2014.
From Kathryn Sullivan, the first American woman to walk in space, to Paul De Muniz, a former Oregon Supreme Court justice, several notable speakers came together May 12 to celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2013.
In the College of Liberal Arts, nearly 480 students received their diplomas. Of these, about 54% were female, 23% were multicultural and 12% completed a double major. They represented 29 states and four countries, with the top six majors being biology, politics, rhetoric and media studies, psychology, economics and exercise science.
The College of Law awarded 119 Juris Doctor (JD) and four Master of Laws (LLM) degrees — three in transnational law and one in dispute resolution, while the Atkinson Graduate School of Management awarded 91 Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees to early career and career-change students.
Among those who earned MBAs, 25 were international students representing 12 countries. During the academic year, Atkinson awarded 62 MBA degrees to graduates of the evening MBA for Professionals program.
Combined, the College of Law and Atkinson awarded six joint degrees (JD/MBA).
The Graduate School of Education will award 77 Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) and 10 Master of Education (MEd) degrees in June.
To learn more about our the Class of 2013, see our image gallery and read stories about five of this year's graduates who share their reflections on the Willamette University experience.


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No BS MMA and Martial Arts - View Single Post - Bullshido Artist Ralph Severe
Try telling a lie that I can't bust with one link next time.
Also, whatever Chuck or Dave might have done,
it doesn't balance out that you claim things that you cannot back up,
and, by the skills you display in your videos and your own physical stature, are unlikely to possess.
Noone has asked to publish your data publicly, BTW.
EVERYONE asks for you to discretely inform the administration of this customer advocacy group about your qualifications.
And by several threads on other fora on the same subject, we know that you are well-acquainted with the procedure.
The reason you don't hand in your documentation is that you don't have any.
But please, go on, and post more video of your hammer swings.:bduh:
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A wise man once said "Never worry about a fool. Sooner or later a bigger fool will come along and take care of your problem for you."
Such is the case with Ralph. I know we have said this before; but there is nothing more to say, and I will not be drawn back in. If all of us ignored Ralph, it would drive him even more insane, which to me is a good thing.
So, bye bye to the "Cartman" of Ninja's everywhere. I am not going to waste another second of my time indulging this petulant child."Out of every hundred men, ten shouldn't even be there, eighty are just targets, nine are the real fighters, and we are lucky to have them, for they make the battle. Ah, but the one, one is a warrior, and he will bring the others back." -- Hericletus, circa 500 BC
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this thread is for discussion about ralph severe, not anyone else. you want to question their credentials, start another thread, just like what bryan lee "ar549" bodurant did.
even if mr. bodurant was banned, he still adhered to proper procedures here when he started a thread about neal "phrost" fletcher's credentials. mr. fletcher provided the credentials then asked for mr. bodurant's credentials in return. bodurant didn't do so so he got banned.
your post reeks of vendetta. now go start a thread, ask them(dave humm and possibly chuck hardin too) to provide credentials. if they do, prepare to be asked in return, especially you seem to be connected to severe. if you fail the quid pro quo/tit-for-tat, expect to be riduculed/banned.
and funny, YOUR evidence came from bodurant, who was proven as someone who cannot backup his claim.
cheers to neal fletcher and mark tripp for being open like that (to include mr. gerace).
Last edited by baby_cart; 3/26/2010 9:49am at . Reason: added tgace to the list
You know what? Let's go.
You and Ralphie want to attack without providing proof and hide it in this thread. Dave, how about I create a thread where they can show us their investigative skills in MABS?
Do you have something to discuss concerning the topic at hand?