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Treat a full range of pediatric skin disorders! Concise yet thorough, this clinically oriented reference presents exactly what you need to diagnose and treat numerous dermatologic conditions in neonates, infants, children, and adolescents. Each chapter follows a consistent structure, covering everything from clinical features, differential diagnosis, and pathogenesis...to treatment, patient education, and follow-up care. Patient Education sheets, included in the text, can be photocopied and distributed to help patients and caregivers follow treatment plans for optimal outcomes. The text's up-to-date information - combined with an easy-to-use organization and conversational writing style - make this the ideal "all-in-one" dermatology reference for diagnosing and treating pediatric patients.
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The 'Ben Huston' dahlia is one of thousands of beautiful varieties of this flower. "Dahlias are on a huge upward rise in popularity," says Scott Kunst, owner of Old House Gardens in Ann Arbor, Michigan, a mail-order nursery specializing in heirloom bulbs. "Dahlias are as easy to grow as tomatoes and, like tomatoes, are worth the effort."
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The 'Akita' dahlia, classified as a novelty fully double, resembles a chrysanthemum with white tips.
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'Mingus Ida' is an example of the laciniated dahlia. Natives of Mexico and Central America, dahlias were named after a Swedish botanist, Andreas Dahl, after specimens arrived in Europe from Mexico around 1789. One of the longest-flowering tender perennials, they bloom six to eight weeks after they're planted.
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Place dahlias in full sun. Plant tubers after the last frost-free date for your area, or start them in pots inside four to six weeks earlier. Dahlias like well-drained, rich, moist soil. Water and fertilize regularly.
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Add a floral preservative to hot water (about 130 degrees). Wait to arrange fresh-cut dahlias until the water cools. Change water and recut the stems every day for a display that lasts three to six days.
Hooked on dahlias [19]
Dr. Richard "Rick" W. Peters' garden in Muskegon, Michigan, includes 'Hilltop Sapphire' and 'Camano Pet' dahlias. Dr. Peters was hooked 12 years ago by these tender perennials. A friend casually mentioned that he had 600 varieties. "I wanted every one of those things," Rick says. Now, Rick is president of his local dahlia society, has helped write a book on dahlias and enters national contests.
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The huge pink-purple 'Pennsgift' dahlia is among the many varieties at the Hamilton Dahlia Farm, 4710 South Street, Hamilton, Michigan. Call ahead. (616) 218-7666; hamiltondahliafarm.com [28]
Owner Janet Koop Brondyke welcomes visitors during dahlia bloom season.
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Dahlia Hill, owned and maintained by the Dahlia Hill Society of Midland, Michigan, displays some 3,000 dahlias (more than 200 varieties) from July to first frost. Dahlia Hill, 2809 Orchard Drive. (989) 631-0100; dahliahill.org [32]
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(Photo Credit: Dale Rutemeyer/GoMocs.com): Z. Mason tallied 24 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high-tying six blocks in tonight's win over Appalachian State
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.---It was a fitting ending to the regular season for the Chattanooga Mocs tonight on what was dubbed "Zenior Night" in McKenzie Arena. Senior forward Z. Mason (Nashville, Tenn.) treated the fans to a 24-point, 13-rebound performance leading his squad to a 63-44 win over Appalachian State.
"It was good", Mason said in his post-game press conference. "The support we have from our fans and our students is great. Watching guys finish the game off is most exciting with us winning. It makes it fun cheering guys who don't get to play as much.
"Watching guys like Alex and Andrew is just the cherry on top of a win."
Mason added a career-high-tying six blocks as he edged closer to all-time blocks leader Stanley Lawrence (1980-83). His 124 is just eight behind the "Jessup Giant's" total of 132.
It was a four-point game early in the second half. Tab Hamilton's layup drew App State to within 38-34 with 18:06 to play. It was also the last field goal the Mountaineers would muster for more than eight minutes.
The Mocs went on a 12-0 run to take control of the game. Martynas Bareika (Kedainiai, Lithuania) opened and closed the spurt with three-point baskets to stretch the lead to 50-35. It would get no closer than 12 the rest of the way.
Mason's three-pointer at 6:22 made it an 18-point affair, 57-39. Back-to-back scoring trips by Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) extended it to 21 points, 61-40, the largest margin of the game. The final tally was 63-44 as the Mocs held App State to its fewest points in a Southern Conference matchup since 43 at Chattanooga on January 11, 1988.
Michael Obacha led the Mountaineers with 11 points and seven rebounds. McGhee and Ronrico White (Knoxville, Tenn.) joined Mason in double digits for the Mocs with 11 and 10, respectively.
Tonight's story was Mason. He is now ninth in the DI era in scoring with 1,144 points passing Hall of Famer Eric Smith (1978-81) and Alphonso Pugh (2003-06). His 660 rebounds are third sliding by Khalil Hartwell (2006-09).
"He's had a great season for us," Head Coach Will Wade said. "He's been tremendous for us…you hate to lose a good player, a good ambassador for the university. He just laid it on the line and has done a really nice job for our team this season.
"I'm proud of Z he's worked really hard this season, he worked really hard and he deserves everything that he gets."
The Mocs were phenomenal on the boards with a 50-32 advantage as Casey Jones (New Orleans, La.) joined Mason in double digits with 10. That led an 18-2 lead on second chance points. It was a season-high for rebounds and rebound margin (+18).
It's on to the SoCon Championship in Asheville, N.C. The tournament is March 7-10 with all 11 teams in attendance. Chattanooga is off until Saturday, March 8. As the No. 2 seed, they take on the winner of No. 7 Georgia Southern and No. 10 Furman at 6 p.m.
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ALBANY, N.Y. – Members of the New York State Assembly are expected to pass a gun control bill Tuesday backed by the governor and already approved by the Senate.
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The bill, widely expected to pass the Democratic-led Assembly on Tuesday, would make New York the first state to act in response to the school shooting that killed 26 people in Newtown, Conn.
The bill expands New York's assault weapons law to include semiautomatic pistols, rifles and shotguns with detachable magazines and one of several military-style features. New Yorkers who already own weapons banned under the expanded measure would be allowed to keep them but would have to register them with the state.
According to the text of the law, mental health practitioners would be required to report to local mental health officials when they believe a patient is likely to harm themselves or others. Law enforcement officers would then be authorized to confiscate that person's firearms. According to The New York Times, therapists would not be sanctioned for a failure to report such patients if they acted "in good faith."
The legislature's website said the Assembly vote was scheduled to take place around 11 a.m.
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Pros Pick: Henderson vs. DiazMany think the UFC lightweight title tilt between champion Benson Henderson and challenger Nate Diaz has Fight of the Year potential. The two top-shelf 155-pounders will meet in the UFC on Fox 5 main event this Saturday at the Key Arena in Seattle.
Henderson has recorded 15 wins in his past 16 outings, including five in a row since joining the UFC as part of the World Extreme Cagefighting merger. The 29-year-old MMA Lab export last appeared at UFC 150 in November, when he took a split decision from former champion Frankie Edgar in their rematch at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
Diaz used wins over Takanori Gomi, Donald Cerrone and Jim Miller as a springboard to title contention. The 27-year-old Cesar Gracie protégé won Season 5 of The Ultimate Fighter and has been a mainstay inside the Octagon ever since. Diaz has secured more than half (11) of his 16 professional victories by submission.
Sherdog.com touched base with a number of professional fighters and trainers to gauge their opinions on the UFC on Fox 5 Henderson vs. Diaz main event:
Rich Franklin: Benson-Diaz is a great matchup because the thing with Diaz is that hes constantly coming forward. Benson is a very explosive fighter, and you saw that with his fights with Frankie. Frankie is constantly moving in and out and gives you those angles, but Benson did a great job with his footwork and counters. The Diaz brothers are these guys who constantly come forward and they peck at you until they wear you down. With a lot of explosive fighters, that style can be problematic for them. Benson has the ability to take the fight into so many different areas and he can easily bring the fight to the ground, but hell run into the problem of Diazs great jiu jitsu. I think Benson will look at this and have a completely different game plan for Diaz, as opposed to somebody like Frankie. In this fight, hes definitely going to have to mix things up and go back and forth; he cant just rely on his explosive athleticism to win the fight.
Myles Jury: Henderson wins.
Jeremy Stephens: Diaz wins.
Ramsey Nijem: Im going to go with Nate in a fourth-round submission. I think Nate is going to get taken down early but be able to turn it into a war. As the fight gets into the later rounds, I think Nate will be able to catch Ben in a submission.
Tarec Saffiedine: I would give a little advantage to Nate with his relentless standup and submission skills, but Ben is hard to finish. Nate wins via unanimous decision.
Justin Salas: I go with my boy, Benson. We started our careers together at the same time here in Colorado back in the day. Diaz cant sub or outwork Ben.
Tom DeBlass: Im going to have to go with Diaz on this. His constant pressure along with range, I believe, will present problems for Benson. I believe he also has better jiu-jitsu, so Benson is truly in danger anywhere the fight may be. Benson will have to close the distance and keep Diaz against the cage in order to pose a real threat.
Fredson Paixao: Henderson wins.
Igor Araujo: I cant see Diaz submitting or knocking Benson out. This fight goes the distance, and Benson fought five rounds a few times in his life; I don't know if Nate did. Nate will try to eat the cake fast when its still hot and will burn his mouth. Henderson knows how to cook it better and knows the exact time to eat it. I go with Henderson by decision in the Fight of the Year.
Andy Ogle: Henderson has dominated all of his opponents in the UFC since ending his time in the WEC with a closely fought loss to Anthony Pettis in a fight largely remembered for the Matrix kick that sealed the victory for Showtime. Henderson said he would come back stronger, and he has. I love the Diaz we have seen of late -- hes dangerous and confident -- but I cant see Henderson losing.
Jeff Hougland: Im picking Diaz via fourth-round submission.
Caros Fodor: Man, I am so excited for this fight. I am a huge Henderson fan; I love his style. However, I can never go against one of the Diaz brothers. Their ground game and in-your-face style is brutal. I think Henderson might hurt Diaz on the feet, but when the fight hits the ground, I got Diaz by submission in the later rounds.
Mitch Clarke: Benson, hands down. I think he will be far too athletic and physical for Diaz. I think it will be similar to how Rory MacDonald treated Diaz. Plus, the fact that Nate doesnt check leg kicks and Benson has a dynamic kicking game will tell the story of the fight.
Steven Siler: Benson will take it by decision. Diaz is fun to watch, but he will struggle with Bensons wrestling and wont be able to sub him.
Danillo Villefort: Id really like to see Diaz win this fight, but Benson is way more athletic. I like to be wrong, but I dont see Diaz knocking Benson out or submitting him. I believe Benson will win by TKO.
Joe Proctor: I think Henderson-Diaz is a great matchup. Its a fun fight to watch because they have completely different styles. If I had to choose a winner, I would say Diaz by submission. Nate has great awkward style of boxing that I think will frustrate Henderson into a takedown, and I think Diaz will be able to capitalize and catch him in a submission.
Zach Makovsky: Really tough fight to call. Only thing I can see for sure is a middle finger from Diaz. Im just not sure if it will be a disgruntled middle finger to the judges or a victory middle finger after a late-round sub. Either way, I see a Fight of the Year nominee.
Jason Dent: Diaz wins by submission in round four.
Keith Berry: Diaz wins a decision, and it will be a war.
Mike Ciesnolevicz: I think this is a pretty even matchup. I think standing it is Diazs punches versus Bensons kicks. The wrestling should go to Henderson, but the Brazilian jiu-jitsu will go to Diaz. Both guys are in shape, so I see the fight going the distance. Diaz by close decision is my pick.
Benji Radach: Boy, this one could go either way. Im gonna have to go with Benson. I got to train with him last summer. Nate will be a tough fight for anyone, though. Excited to see this one.
Johny Hendricks: I think that Henderson is going to win because of his takedowns, and his Brazilian jiu-jitsu -- not staying in the full guard -- is good. Also, he doesnt take many punches. I think its going to be a ground fight all the way. Henderson wins via five-round decision.
John Gunderson: Im going with Diaz, unless Benson tries to just hold on and smother Nate for five rounds. I think that Diaz will bust him up bad and then maybe even sub him. The Diaz brothers are real fighters and bring it every time.
Nam Phan: Diaz is gonna be the new UFC lightweight champion.
Jacob Volkmann: Henderson wins a unanimous decision and wins every round.
Kyle Kingsbury: Diaz wins the mean mug contest and pulls off the upset, as well.
Robert Drysdale: Benson wins.
Erik Paulson: This should be a fight where Ben wants to get Nate to the ground. Nates standup has really come a long way. Either way, up or down, this will be a pretty dynamic fight because both guys come out with guns blazing.
John Hackleman: I think it will be a tremendously entertaining and competitive fight, a real treat for the fans. I think Hendersons dynamic, fast, explosive movement will be a perfect match for Nates slower yet very aggressive and methodical style. All I can say about the outcome of this fight is, on paper at least, it will be a tremendously competitive and entertaining fight and a great matchup for the fans. Its definitely a win-win.
Jason High: I enjoy watching both these guys, and this fight, on paper, is ridiculous. I have to go with Ben, though. Submission defense, wrestling and pace will be too much. I think it will be a really close fight.
Mark Bocek: I dont think Benson will gas, hes hard to submit, has better wrestling and is stronger. Benson wins, maybe by decision.
Pros Picking Diaz: 13
Pros Picking Henderson: 13
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But her very first assignment, seemingly an ordinary infidelity case, soon reveals a much deeper, darker web of secrets, which will force Maisie to revisit the horrors of the Great War and the love she left behind.
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I am so glad I found this series! An intelligent, young woman, former nurse-turned-sleuth in post WWI London was a both a setting and story I enjoyed immensely. After reading this, I went on to read the next 2 in the series and after reading those, have added the next to to my "to read" list. If you're looking for graphic, gruesome murders, CIA car chases and graphic sex in your mysteries, this series probably won't work for you. If you enjoy early 1930's England with a sanely-paced story line and exploring characters as they develop over several books, you should enjoy this.
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Wow, what a command of that era, and what an impact it had on women from England and the world. As a writer she threads her story lines and characters together, and these characters are interwoven across her books. She does not leave loose ends, she has developed a brilliant, intuitive and yet fragile detective. This series deserves the following it has and I can't wait for her newest books to come out. I would recommend starting with the first and working forward in order.
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Beautifully written, beautifully told!!! Maisie Dobbs is a great character, strong, sensitive, reasonable and caring...and evolves as a person through the Great War and remnants thereafter. Winspear creates a bittersweet world that is intriguing and interesting. Narrator does a great job too. Look forward to the other books in the series.
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Save me, I have found a new addiction and its Maisie Dobbs!! A friend recommended this series and after this first book I am hooked. It's wonderful to have a mystery series that is not too explicit as some of my old standby's have become over the years,and doesnt leave you with nightmares. Ms. Winspear's writing is creative and engaging without resorting to gore. Love the narrator. LOVE Maisie!
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Masie Dobbs is an excellent historical mystery. It is of very high quality.
"Great series, shakey start"
If you've already read other books in this series, skip this first one. It's all backstory, all esential elements of which are repeated, in bits and pieces, in subsequent books. Actually, this book isn't really a "mystery" at all -- its a flat-out novel. There's nothing much to ferret out, no suspense worthy of the word, but it is an introduction to the excellent character of Maisie Dobbs. The series is wonderful, and very carefully researched so as to be historically accurate. The narrator does a great job on all of them -- I love the series, just not this first book.
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I slogged through this book, but the characters were lifeless - either flat and inexplicable or exaggerated but predictable caricatures. There was very little mystery, and although the "surprise" at the end was supposed to explain something about the title character, it left me liking her even less than I did before. I see from other comments that the rest of the series is better, but this turned me completely off.
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I haven't even finished this yet but felt i needed to write a review - I am loving the book. The writing is excellent, the narrator is perfect, the story is captivating, and I am thoroughly and completely "hooked". I love backstories like this that form the foundation for development of a character, so I am eager to finish this book and get on to the second book. I am looking forward to continuing with this series as it develops.
Very well written. Gives you a good perspective about WW1 and the impact it had on lives. Great characters. I will definately buy another.
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I have been busy reading books (fiction and non-fiction) about the WW1 era. A friend of mine suggested this series by Jacqueline Winspear. Unfortunately I started with the newer books in the series and have read backwards, this book is the first of the series. It did fill in a few of the missing items not filled in by the series to date. I must say, I have found the series to be fascinating, this is the time in history that women's role made a complete change and this change had a major effect on society. The other books in the series was read by Orlagh Cassidy who I preferred to the reader of this book Rita Barrington. It may be that I was used to Cassidy's voice. Whoever did the singing in the book did a great job. This book starts with the time not long after WW1 when Maisie first opens her investigation business with flash backs to her youth, her working in service in the Lord's household to her time as student at Groton College to her being a nurse in the war. Winspear handled the flashback in an excellent manner. The book laid the foundation for the series. Looking forward to more books in the series.
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(November 15, 2012) -- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team earned a number of accolades from the American Southwest Conference on Thursday.
Linebacker Javicz Jones was voted Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight year, offensive guard Michael Coles was voted ASC Offensive Lineman of the Year, offensive tackle Sam Maxie was named to the ASC Outstanding Sportsmen of the Year Team and head coach Pete Fredenburg was named ASC Co-Coach of the Year.
The Cru also claimed a total of 18 spots on the ASC All-Conference Team.
Jones, a senior linebacker from Katy Morton Ranch High School, leads the Cru and the ASC with 96 total tackles and six interceptions. He also has 7.0 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, two fumbles recoveries and a blocked kick. Jones became the first player in UMHB or ASC history to return two interceptions for touchdowns in a single game and also became the leading tackler in school and conference history this season. He has four total touchdowns on the year and also recorded a safety. Jones was also voted to the All-Conference First Team at linebacker.
Coles, a senior offensive guard from San Antonio Stevens High School, was the highest-grading lineman for an offense that is averaging 315.5 rushing yards and 536.9 yards of total offense per game. UMHB has also allowed just ten sacks on the year. Coles was also voted to the All-Conference First Team at offensive guard.
Maxie, a senior offensive tackle from Austin Bowie High School, joined Coles on the Cru offensive front line. He was voted to the ASC Outstanding Sportsmen Team and also claimed a spot on the All-Conference First Team at offensive tackle.
Running back Elijah Hudson and tight end Tyler Coker joined Coles and Maxie on the All-Conference First Team offense. Hudson, a junior h-back from Albany High School, has 489 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on the season and has hauled in 19 passes for 271 yards and another score. Coker, a senior tight end from Salado High School, has six catches for 84 yards and a touchdown and is an outstanding blocker, as well.
Jones is joined on the All-Conference First Team defense by three teammates. Defensive tackle Silvio Diaz, a junior from Leander High School, has 39 tackles and leads the Cru with 13.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks on the season. Defensive end Korey Steward, a junior from Fort Worth Southwest High School, has 28 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks. He has also blocked two kicks on the season. Cru back Mike Maldonado, a senior from El Paso Del Valle High School, has 45 tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss and four pass break-ups on the year.
The Cru placed four players on the All-Conference Second Team Offense. Quarterback LiDarral Bailey, a senior from Bremond High School, has broken every UMHB passing record this season, hitting 141 of 200 passes for 1,931 yards and 20 touchdowns. Bailey also has 684 rushing yards and 11 more touchdowns on the ground. Wide receiver Geoff Myles, a senior from San Antonio Stevens High School, leads UMHB with 40 receptions for 635 yards and five touchdowns. Offensive tackle Rudy Montana Duncan, a junior from Mineola High School, is another talented member of the Cru offensive line. Running back Darius Wilson, a senior from Cy-Springs High School, leads the Cru with 688 rushing yards and has six touchdowns despite missing three full games with injury. Wilson also has 14 receptions for 126 yards and three TD's.
The Cru had three players voted to the All-Conference Second Team Defense. Defensive end Michael Johnson, a sophomore from Kempner High School, has 29 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks. Cornerback Brodrick Crain, a junior from Belton High School, has 52 tackles, three interceptions and a team-best seven pass break-ups. Punter Chad Peevey, a junior from St. Joseph's High School in Bryan, is averaging 41.0 yards per punt and has 11 kicks of 50 or more yards on the season.
Three Cru players earned Honorable Mention All-Conference honors. Peevey was named Honorable Mention at placekicker. He has hit 9-17 field goals and 51-54 extra points on the season. Peevey has a long field goal of 48 yards and also handles kickoff duties for the Cru. Myles took Honorable Mention honors at kick returner. He is averaging 35.0 yards per kickoff return and 7.9 yards per punt return on the season and is the ASC's all-time leader in punt returns. Free safety Cody Jones was named to the Honorable Mention defense. Jones, a junior from Hughes Springs High School, has 56 tackles, two interceptions and six pass break-ups on the year.
Pete Fredenburg was voted ASC Coach of the Year for the seventh time in his career and for the third straight season. Fredenburg led the Cru to a third consecutive 10-0 regular season and UMHB won the ASC title for the tenth time overall with a 7-0 league mark. Fredenburg shares Coach of the Year honors with Louisiana College head coach Dennis Dunn.
This is the third ASC All-Conference selection for Bailey, Jones, Myles and Peevey. This is the second ASC All-Conference honor for Coles, Diaz, Hudson, Maxie, Steward and Wilson. The other UMHB players earned All-Conference honors for the first time. Sul Ross State University running back Dominique Carson was voted ASC Offensive Player of the Year. Texas Lutheran University kicker Allen Cain took Special Teams Player of the Year honors. Hardin-Simmons defensive tackle Undra Hendrix was named ASC Defensive Lineman of the Year. Texas Lutheran wide receiver Casey Davis and Hardin-Simmons wide receiver Jessie Ramos shared Freshman of the Year honors.
UMHB will advance to the NCAA Division III National Championships for the ninth straight year and the Cru will open the postseason with a 12:00 PM home game against ASC rival Louisiana College this Saturday at Tiger Field. The Cru has won at least one playoff game in each of the last eight years and UMHB joins Mount Union as the only two Division III programs in the country to have accomplished that feat.


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The development of the resort and the tourism industry in and around the Valley (metro Phoenix) had an important influence on Scottsdale's culture and economic development. Grand resorts like the Biltmore debuted in 1929, establishing the Valley as a premier destination for the nation's wealthy and elite during the Depression years.
Despite the Depression, the climate and upscale appointments available at these resorts continued to lure the wealthy visitor. As part of their stay in the Valley, visitors would often include an excursion into Scottsdale to enjoy the charm of a small western town. These visitors supported shops and businesses within the downtown. The Depression also saw an influx of artists and architects to Scottsdale and nearby communities. Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the greatest architects of the modern period, purchased land in Scottsdale in 1937. His presence helped solidify Scottsdale's national reputation as an arts colony.
Shortly after World War II, Scottsdale leaders worked to promote a special identity for the town. The Chamber of Commerce officially adopted a design theme for the downtown, seeking to promote local businesses and capitalize on the "western" image and lifestyle that continued to draw tourists to the Valley. The Chamber proclaimed Scottsdale as the "West's Most Western Town" in 1947 to implement this vision. Scottsdale was the only local community to formally embrace the western atmosphere to distinguish it from other tourist destinations points. Downtown businesses in Scottsdale were encouraged to use Western-style architecture for their building design and construction. Malcolm White, Scottsdale's first mayor following incorporation in 1951, was the first downtown businessman to "dress his business and himself for the winter trade." Other businesses soon joined in the efforts to convey an Old West image and the downtown took on the appearance of a Hollywood frontier movie set.
The larger community also experienced steady growth during the postwar period. The downtown business district expanded in all directions to include businesses that catered to the growing tourist market. Gift shops, specialty stores, craft studios, art galleries and restaurants attracted guests from area resorts who had time for shopping and money to spend. By the late 1950s Scottsdale was a major tourist destination. A wide array of accommodations were built to lure the vacationing tourist and house the seasonal resident. By the 1960s, the increasingly sophisticated nature of the Scottsdale's growth brought it to question the appropriateness of Western themed architecture. Newer buildings were Increasingly constructed using Modern and Southwestern designs. This transitional pattern was also reflected in the reuse of existing buildings. more info (pdf/113 kb/15 pp)
Arts and Tourism buildings on the register include two restaurants, two art/retail complexes, one retail store, one residence, one resort hotel and one apartment. Two properties are outside the downtown area - Titus House and Cattle Track Complex. Taliesin West is also located in Scottsdale and is related to the Arts and Tourism context. Taliesin West was the winter home of Frank Lloyd Wright, and it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a Landmark.


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CRESTVIEW — Two Christmas events are in store for north county residents on Saturday.
The Okaloosa Arts Alliance-North kicks off the day with a holiday edition of its CALA: Crestview Area Loves the Arts festival 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Crestview Public Library.
"This is a wonderful opportunity to see what our local artists have been creating and to pick up unique, handmade Christmas gifts," alliance president Rae Schwartz said. "It's also a great opportunity to support the arts and artists in our community."
Exhibitors include ceramic artist Trace Connelly, wood turner Keith Gutshall, bookbinder Mary Richards and Viola Owens, who paints country motifs on decorative gourds. Area musicians will entertain throughout the event and some will offer CDs and other merchandise for sale.
Saturday evening, the annual Main Street Crestview Association Christmas Parade rolls at 5:30 p.m. when Grand Marshal Velma Conyers leads dozens of floats and marching units up the city's main thoroughfare from south of the railroad crossing to the courthouse.
Conyers, who will soon turn 99, was a favorite choice to lead the parade, Main Street President Ellis Conner said. The idea germinated in June when the city's Historic Preservation Board, of which he is a member, unveiled a historic marker in front of James R.L. Conyers Masonic Lodge.
Velma Conyers, a past Worthy Matron of the lodge's Eastern Star chapter that bears her name, and a longtime community activist, attended the marker dedication ceremony at the lodge named in her late husband's honor.
"She got up and told us how she feels about things. I didn't forget about that," Conner said. "Our planning committee that does the legwork for a lot of the Main Street events picks a grand marshal and we pick a theme. Our recommendation was Mrs. Conyers and some other names but hers kind of came to the top."
This year's parade theme is "Blessed are the Children."
"It's really got a significant meaning when you look in the dictionary because the children are our future, and we want to recognize and honor them," Conner said.
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, who came to West Virginia as a young man from one of the world's richest families to work on antipoverty programs and remained in the state to build a political legacy, announced Friday he will not seek a sixth term.
The 75-year-old Democrat's decision comes at a time when his popularity is threatened because of his support for President Barack Obama, who is wildly unpopular in the state, and his willingness to challenge the powerful coal industry, which he said has used divisive, fear-mongering tactics to wrongly blame the federal government for its problems.
Surrounded by family and dozens of supporters amid a backdrop of photos from past campaigns and public appearances, Rockefeller said the peak moment of his career may have been threatening to keep the Senate in session over Christmas break if they didn't pass the 1992 Coal Act. The measure preserved retirement benefits for miners and their families, and he credited the passing of it with averting a national coal strike.
"In that fight, and so many others, I've been proud to stand with the working men and women of America. Miners, steelworkers, teachers and nurses, and everyone who deserves a fair wage, a safe place to work and basic health care," he said during a 20-minute speech that was more upbeat than somber.
Rockefeller pointed to his heart and said he made "entirely a personal decision … it is not a political decision and it has not been easy."
Other Congressmen from the Mountain State, U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall and U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) released statements following Rockefeller's announcement:
"I still remember Jay's first inaugural as governor," Rahall, who was elected to Congress in 1976 as Rockefeller won his first term as governor, said. "He told us, 'My name is Rockefeller, but that will not pay our bills.' He gave us more than his family name. He pledged his heart, mind and strength to us that day. For almost half a century, Sen. Rockefeller's service to his state and its families has never wavered from that commitment.
"We have fought many battles together, miners safety, healthcare, countless economic development initiatives and road projects," Rahall said. "Through it all, Jay has been tireless in his work and his dedication never as much as flickered."
"Gayle and I join all West Virginians in thanking Jay for representing our state for more than 40 years – whether it was as a state legislator, Secretary of State, our Governor or as a member of the United States Senate," Manchin said. "We wish him, his wife Sharon and their family only the best in their future endeavors, and I know that Jay will continue to make a difference in the lives of others.
"When I first arrived in Washington two and a half years ago, I couldn't have received a warmer welcome from Jay and his staff, and I am so personally grateful for all their help," Manchin said. "More importantly, in all his decades of public service, Jay has followed one guiding principle: to improve the lives of West Virginians. Jay's heart has always been true, and we share the goal of serving the beautiful people of the state we love today and into the future."
Rockefeller's retirement is the first of the 2014 class and comes early in the process, giving Democrats time to find a candidate. His retirement was widely expected and puts the seat held by Democrats since 1958 in jeopardy for the party. Within weeks of November's elections, Republican U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito vowed to run for the seat in 2014, even if it meant going up against Rockefeller and his storied name. Other Republicans also have been eyeing the seat.
Democrats, who hold a 55-45 edge in the Senate, will be defending 20 seats in next year's election while Republicans have 13 seats on the ballot. Among the vulnerable Senate Democrats are Alaska's Mark Begich, Louisiana's Mary Landrieu and Arkansas' Mark Pryor, all in Republican-leaning states.
In a state that is the second-leading producer of coal, Rockefeller's positions rankled some who are protective of an industry that brings more than 65,000 jobs to one of the nation's poorest states. He accuses mining supporters of a combative closed-mindedness in the face of inexpensive natural gas, concerns over climate change and calls for cleaner ways to burn coal. Mining advocates accuse Rockefeller of abandoning them as Obama ramped up scrutiny of Appalachian mountaintop-removal mining operations.
"I know the coal companies are going after me. … I can live with that, because I know that I am fighting every day for coal miners," Rockefeller said.
Rockefeller defended his support of Obama and the president's signature health care overhaul, and insisted that their unpopularity with West Virginians did not influence his decision to retire.
"I'm proud of that work," he said.
The great-grandson of famed industrialist John D. Rockefeller first arrived in West Virginia as a volunteer with the VISTA national service program in 1964. Within two years, he had won election to the Legislature, and then as secretary of state in 1968. After a failed run for governor in 1972 and four years as president of West Virginia Wesleyan College, Rockefeller won his first term as governor.
In an email to the Daily News, Rockefeller said that he "wanted to share how profoundly grateful I am for my home state and for the countless friends and supporters who have made my service possible."
"After 50 years of public service in West Virginia – 30 in the U.S. Senate – it will be the right time to find new ways to fight for the causes I believe in, and to focus more on my incredible family," Rockefeller said. "Being a United States Senator for West Virginia is an abiding honor and privilege, every single day. And I believe as strongly as ever in the power of public service and public policy to change people's lives for the better.
"For the next two years in the Senate, and well beyond, I will continue working tirelessly on behalf of all West Virginians and our great country. Ever since I first came to Emmons as a VISTA volunteer in 1964, the needs and dreams of the people of West Virginia have been my top priority. I'm proud of what we've accomplished, and I will never stop fighting for the people and causes that mean so much to me."
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Although the world is full of suffering, it is full also of the overcoming of it.
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From the interview with Stephen King for EW:
"Arguably, the film rights lapse so well see. Were looking into that. Im not saying I would put a stop to the project, because Im sort of a nice guy. When I was a kid, my mother said, Stephen if you were a girl, youd always be pregnant.
This is priceless - it made me laugh out loud. No wonder he has such an excellent sense of humour!
It's hard to find a girl with a heart of gold when you're living in a four letter world
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It is the heart that makes a man rich. He is rich according to what he is, not according to what he has.
- Henry Ward Beecher
"Men are like linoleum floors. Lay 'em right and you can walk all over them for years."
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Fate leads the willing, and drags along the reluctant.
~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca
As for sk's humor I always think of the chapter in UTD about the Corgi, and his "hoovering" the spilled popcorn from behind the couch. (That chapter, which I think is chapter 12, is written to perfection, imho.) I also think about the typewriter which gradually loses letters Paul Sheldon has to use in Misery.


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Brazen Persuasion (7) comes in off the layoff and the barn switch. She is already a Grade III winner and drops into an easier race. Cookie (2) does very well over the Churchill Downs surface and comes into the race off of a nice 2nd place finish at Tampa Bay Downs. Jamaican Smoke (6) did not fare too well trying the turf last out, but switches back to the dirt today.
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Call To Action (3) ran well in her debut race and will do well with a return to that form. Lady Margarita (4) improved last out at Keeneland and switches back to the dirt. Senior Prom (2) has run against some pretty difficult competition in her career so far but fits in well with this field.
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Flipcup (3) has run exceptionally in every start so far in her career. She drops out of stakes competition to an easier spot. Handmade (1) did not fare too well on the synthetic surface at Keeneland last time out but should improve getting back to the conventional dirt. Tiz Windy (2) is a well-bred Filly who won nicely last out to break her maiden.
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Unlimited Budget (3) just missed last out and should sit a good trip close to the pace. Magic Union (4) ran a huge race in the Azeri in her last start and loves the Churchill Downs dirt surface. On Fire Baby (6) ran a big effort last out in the Apple Blossom and just missed. Molly Morgan (1) makes a hike in class to Grade I competition but has been very successful over the Churchill Downs surface.
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Unlimited Budget (3) just missed last out and should sit a good trip close to the pace. Magic Union (4) ran a huge race in the Azeri in her last start and loves the Churchill Downs dirt surface. On Fire Baby (6) ran a big effort last out in the Apple Blossom and just missed. Molly Morgan (1) makes a hike in class to Grade I competition but has been very successful over the Churchill Downs surface.
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Marchman (4) ran a huge effort last out to win the Shakertown at Keeneland and has the speed to wire the field. Sum of the Parts (8) is a very gutsy horse and looks for revenge against some similar foes in this field. Positive Side (6) ran just behind Marchman last out and with a repeat of his effort in that race he will be extremely tough. Scatman (5) cuts back in distance and switches back to the turf.
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Creative Spirit (3) crushed last out to break his maiden. If he can repeat that effort, he will be extremely tough to beat. Abou (9) ran a huge effort last out at this level and should sit a good trip in this race. Awesome Jill (4) ran extremely well over this surface in her maiden win last year. She switches back to the dirt and makes a cut back in distance.
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She's a Tiger (10) comes in off the layoff from the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies last out. She has been training very well over the track into this start. Fiftyshadesofgold (7) chooses this spot over the Longines Kentucky Oaks. She ran second last out to the overwhelming Oaks favorite Untapable. Our Amazing Rose (4) is a lightly raced Filly but won very nicely in her only two races. Milam (9) crushed in an overnight stake race at Calder last out and is training well into this race.
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Candy Kitty (4) did not fare too well over the surface at Keeneland last out but switches back to the turf where she has done very well in the past. Granny Mc's Kitten (3) just missed in her last start off the layoff but can improve 2nd off the layoff and fits in well with this field. A Little Bit Sassy (6) has run very well in her career so far and should sit a good trip in this field. Little Journey (5) ships in from France and has yet to run a bad race in her career.
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Will Take Charge (2) is the champion 3-year-old from 2013 and ran a big effort in the Oaklawn Handicap in his last start. He has been training very well into this race. Normandy Invasion (5) is still improving since his layoff from 2013-2014. He ran a nice effort last out in the New Orleans Handicap. Golden Ticket (7) stretches out in distance which should make him improve from his last start. Mylute (3) ran a nice effort in his prep race off the layoff for this spot.
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Untapable (13) is one of the heaviest favorites for the Longines Kentucky Oaks in the last couple of years. She crushed her competition last out in the Fair Grounds Oaks in preparation for the Oaks. Ria Antonia (2) has been training very well for this race and has improved since switching barns to Bob Baffert. Unbridled Forever (9) ran third behind Untapable in the Fair Grounds Oaks but is training sharply into this race. Rosalind (4) comes in off of one of the most thrilling prep races at Keeneland last out and has a good chance to grab a piece of the action.
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Taketheodds (8) is a well-bred daughter of Street Sense. She ran very well in her debut and fits with this field. Dream of Bertie (10) ran two good efforts in her only starts so far in her career. She has been training very well into this race. Toy Land (3) ran the best race in her career when switching to the dirt in her last start. French Press (11) is a well-bred first time starter from Al Stall that can run well first out.


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GAS CITY — The wait is over.
Whitko's girls basketball team was in suspense, waiting find out who it would play in Friday's sectional semifinal. The answer is in — Heritage.
The Lady Wildcats drew the bye in Class 3A, Sectional 23 at Mississinewa. That meant Whitko had to wait on the winner of Heritage and Bellmont, who played Tuesday. Heritage scored a 61-49 triumph.
Whitko coach Brandon Bradley said before Tuesday's contest, his team planned to go watch the Bellmont/Heritage tilt. No matter who won, he knew his team would have a challenge Friday. He was also confident that his team would be ready.
"We've been tested," he said. "Our record isn't indicative of who we are."
The Lady Wildcats record is 7-13. Heritage carries a 13-8 mark for the year.
"We have played some close games and had match-ups against tough teams," Bradley said.
Among the close games included is a 53-45 defeat Whitko suffered to Warsaw on Nov. 23. The Lady Tigers ended the year ranked eighth in Class 4A with a 19-1 regular season record. The Lady Wildcats also fell to Norwell, but by a closer score than the defeat suffered in 2011-12.
Bradley also believes his team could be coming together at the right time.
The Lady Wildcats tip off with Heritage at 7:30 p.m. Friday, following the semifinal between Norwell and Eastbrook, which tips at 6 p.m.
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Riv- I can respect that.
Kevo- Sit down, Rando. *throws another syrup bottle*
Riv- I can respect that.
Kevo- Sit down, Rando. *throws another syrup bottle*
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Doesn't change the fact that we've seen a 43 year old man get the shit beat out of him in his last two fights. Don't let his win against Shogun and a couple close losses to Machida and Evans fool you, he's on the down side of his career and if he's not careful we're gonna get a repeat of Chuck Liddell's late career skid. Mark my words.
Fuckin mark 'em.
Unfortunately I see Hendo going the way of Chuck.
Chuck got KOed by Rampage, then was dropped in his next 2 fights then started getting KOed. His chin was obviously gone.
Hendo got KOed, now he is getting dropped like never before. It wont be long before his chin just can no longer hold up. I hope he retires before it comes to that.
Other have addressed this already, but I'll back up what I say.
Did he beat a former champ in Shogun yes..... is Shogun the same fighter he was when he fought Machida for the title no not even close. Beating a former champ only counts for so much when they are past their prime. As mentioned already Dan was taking a lot of punishment from Shogun and though it may have been a debatable stoppage had it come in the first round I wouldn't have been against it seen fights stopped for much less recently.
I like Dan and respect him but those losses in the close fights were a indication that he is slowing down to me. I think they were close matches more due to his opponents lack of aggression then anything Henderson did himself (especially Machida). With TRT now being removed as an option for him I can see him slowing down more.
It's up to Dan when he wants to retire but I think all things considered the timing is right in my opinion.
To be fair to Dan, it's not like he's getting dropped by Keith Jardine or KO'd by Franklins's weak arm here. Belfort and Shogun both have ferocious power and he only got stopped by one of them. The only other opponents I can recall rocking him are Silva, Fedor and Feijao, all of whom are noted KO artists.
While I agree that Hendo has lost a step, and that this is making it easier for him to hit, I'm not certain that his chin is entirely done just yet.
For mine, I'm more concerned about his offensive predictability. It's pretty late in the game for him to be learning new tricks but it can't hurt for him to diversify his right hand set ups.
For what it's worth, I don't like the Shogun is washed up talk either. If he woulda kept beating Hendo for another two rounds, then he'd be praised right now. He'd probably get some talk in the post Glover/Goose/DC title conversation.
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AnchorPunch, your response to Goremire made me laugh, because you're right. I'd probably think it was a lot less funny if he lost, but your point about his cornermen made me think of Major League where the manager just says, "Give em' the heater!".
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The Lady Swamp Foxes rode a strong defensive performance to a 34-21 victory over Stratford Friday.
I was really pleased with our effort and energy, Ashley Ridge coach Chris Shaw said. The girls got off to a bit of a slow start offensively but really played some solid defense, including holding Stratford scoreless in the second quarter. We were able to go on a couple little runs in the middle quarters to eventually pull away and get the victory.
In addition to the second-period shutout, Ashley Ridge limited Stratford to five points in the first period and four in the third.
Ariel Glover and Brenna Swartz made early buckets for Ashley Ridge and then Shelby Daly hit a three-pointer to give the Swamp Foxes a 7-2 lead. Stratford answered with a jumper and a free throw and was looking to tie the game but Ashley Tierney blocked a Knights shot to secure a 7-5 Ashley Ridge lead at the end of the first period.
In the second period, Glover had a pair of baskets and Olivia Baum had an old fashioned three-point play. Meanwhile the Swamp Foxes didnt yield a single point and Ashley Ridge took a 15-5 lead into the half.
The Swamp Fox defense continued to control the game and Ashley Ridge pushed the ball up court to take a 23-9 lead into the final period.
Ashley Ridge opened the fourth with and pair of free throws from Swartz and increased its lead to 31-9 with shots from Glover, Tamara Richardson and Samara Richardson. The Knights then went on a 12-1 run that featured two three-point shots from McKenzie Yon, but Stratford ran out of time before it could cut into the lead further.
Ashley Ridge improved to 5-2 on the season with the win while Stratford fell to 2-4.
Glover led the Swamp Fox scorers with eight points while Yon led Stratford with eight.
Ashley Ridge hosted Wando Tuesday after press time and travels to Hanahan Dec. 19 for a rematch. In the first game, Daly scored 15 points and Baum 12 but Ashley Ridge fell 44-36 to the Lady Hawks.
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I stewed over what to make with my Briar Rose bundle from Quilt Market…and after 2 weeks of stewing I cut into it late one night without any plan. In the morning I realized that was a stupid thing to do. I should not make important quilting decisions late at night!
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The first ever Swim Competition will be held at the Larry Joe Harless Community Center Saturday, January 26. Warm-ups will start at 11 a.m. for the Buck Harless Invitational Swim Meet. Mingo Central High School swimmers will be competing with other regional high schools in the meet.
… The Tug Valley Panthers have two big games this weekend. They play at Logan tonight against highly ranked Greenbrier East and play host to Man on Saturday. The game at Logan is part of the Coalfield Classic this weekend at Willie Akers Arena.
… The Mingo County girl's middle school tournament will be held next week at Mingo Central High School. The pairings, dates and times will be released in a couple of days and the WDN will have that info for our readers. The boy's tourney will be the following week.
Right around the corner will be the sectional, regional and state tournaments for the high schools.
Belfry High School will be hosting the 60th District Tournament this year. As soon as I get the dates, times, etc. for all of the high school tournaments, I'll publish it for the fans.
… The Cupid Shuffle run will take place in downtown Williamson on February 9. This course is 3.10 miles and similar to the one back in September held by the Tug Valley Road Runners Club. Runners will meet at the Coal House and then walk over to City Gym for the start at 12:45pm.
… Local MMA fighter Bo Preece is scheduled to fight Saturday night in Ashland, Ky. at the National Guard Armory. He is currently the Spartan Fighting Championships 145 pound champion.
… Morgantown High School handed top-ranked Martinsburg (11-1) its first loss of the season last Friday night. They got 23 points from Nathan Adrian to top the Bulldogs 65-59 in Morgantown. Adrian, a 6-foot-9 senior center, committed to West Virginia prior to his junior season. The win avenged a 55-39 Morgantown loss to Martinsburg.
The Mountaineers are reportedly looking at Martinsburg forward Donte Grantham, who had 17 to lead Martinsburg. Grantham is 6-7 senior and is now on the radar of a lot of college teams.
WVU should look at this in-state talent. They definitely need shooters and someone out on the wing that can score. It's bad when the best players in the state go elsewhere.
Being a small state population-wise, the Mountain State usually does not have very many Division One type players.
…. The Cleveland Cavaliers assigned Kevin Jones to the D-League on Monday. The former Mountaineer basketball star was called up to the Cavs from the Canton Charge back in December but had limited action in his 15 games.
Jones averaged 1.9 points and 1.5 rebounds in nine minutes per contest. He will get more playing time down at Canton and can be called back up later.
When he had been with the Charge earlier in the season, he was one of the league's most productive players with 23.6 points and 12.6 boards in five games.
Former WVU teammate Alex Ruoff is also on Canton's roster, having played 22 games for the D-League squad.
… Former WVU star quarterback Pat White is considering a return to the NFL. White was a second round pick by Miami four years ago. His career didn't work out and then he decided to try baseball.
Now, with the success of dual threat quarterbacks this past season, White would like to get another shot at the pros.
He won four bowl games for the Mountaineers, including two BCS bowls and broke several records at WVU.
His style of play has become far more common in the NFL. White has seen the success of Robert Griffin, III, Colin Kaepernick and others and hopes he can get a chance to show what he can do if a team will give him the opportunity as a free agent.
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I was thinking use a custom receiver flat the same dimensions as a psl but not bulged for the front trunnion as to accept a standard akm trunion. it would be a blend of ak and psl parts.
custom parts: reciever, barrel.
akm parts: front trunion, bolt ''elongated and opened up to .308.'', pistol grip, fcg, stock, foregrip, rear sight block, handguard retainer, gas block, front sight block.
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