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Former Toledoan plays Agent P in 'Phineas and Ferb Live!'Written by Jason Mack | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Tiffany Westfall left home four years ago as a college student studying physical therapy. On Sept. 3, she'll return as a secret agent platypus when "Phineas and Ferb Live!" plays at the SeaGate Centre.
"My family and I have been counting down the days for more than a month," Westfall said. "Even though I'm only home for about 12 hours, it's exciting to get to see my family. We're going to be in Fort Wayne next month, and I'll get to come home for a couple days before we're back out on the road again."
Westfall plays Agent P, also known as Perry the Platypus, who leads a double life as Phineas and Ferb's pet and as a secret agent. Perry frequently battles with mad scientist Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz.
"Agent P is an action hero who performs acrobatic stunts throughout the show to foil Dr. Doofenshmirtz' plans," she said. "He scales buildings and picks on ninjas. It's really exciting."
The show includes many flips and other stunts as well as 14 songs from the show and one new song.
"They have high-energy shows," Westfall said. "It helps keep my high energy focused somewhere. I get to use the talent I learned in school with gymnastics in the shows. It's exciting to be able to use those talents after high school."
Westfall is used to the stunts after studying at the Northwest Ohio Gymnastics Academy in Napoleon. She also coached there and continues to coach gymnastics during breaks from performing.
After attending Liberty Center High School, Westfall studied physical therapy at Owens Community College before heading to Orlando.
"I was looking for college scholarships after I graduated high school and saw Disney had a program called the college program where you got scholarships for working at Disney," she said. "I applied for that, but it was too late to get involved for that semester. My dad suggested going down and seeing if I could work there anyway. I hopped on a plane, went down and got hired."
Westfall often follows her dad's advice and said she views her parents as role models.
"Both of my parents have really strong work ethic," she said. "Because they both work really hard, I have learned that putting dedication into your work will get you places. Having good work ethic rewards you."
After working at Disney for a few months, Westfall was rewarded with an audition with Feld Entertainment for Disney Live. After four months with no response, she returned home to go back to college before getting hired in 2008.
"I've loved every minute," she said. "When I first started, I was one of those people that said I'd just do one contract. Here I am signing my fourth contract. I think I'm going to stop saying that. I'll just wait and see where life takes me."
Westfall has performed in "Mickey's Magic Show," "Playhouse Disney Live!" and "Disney Live! Winnie the Pooh" since joining Feld
"I feel really blessed to have a job I love where I get to play dress-up and make people happy every day," she said.
Another role model in Westfall's life is Sallie Rego, her performance director from "Winnie the Pooh Live!"
"She is one of the most amazing people I have ever met," Westfall said. "She also has amazing work ethic, and her happiness is contagious. Having a little bubble of happiness running around the building as your boss is really inspirational."
Since Westfall started working for Disney, her family has taken a special interest in Disney shows, particularly "Phineas and Ferb." She is trying to convert her nephew into a fan, but he is too young to truly appreciate the show, she said.
"After I started working at Disney, my family started paying attention to the Disney Channel a little bit more," she said. "My younger sister is 16, but I have a nephew who is 5 months old, so we're trying to get him started young. It's a good show for the whole family."
Westfall said the most difficult part of touring nationally and internationally is being away from her family. However, she enjoys the experience and loves to go sightseeing when there is time.
"It's exciting getting to travel around the country and the world," she said. "You go to sleep on the bus, and you wake up the next day in a different city. Sometimes you don't even know what state you're in. You have to check the license plates nearby to see where you're at. I've been to plenty of countries thanks to Feld Entertainment. You get to know your coworkers really well. They are sort of a family away from home. I have friends and adopted family from all over the world now."
This sense of family has caused Westfall to delay her dream of performing in Cirque du Soleil.
"I really have put the Cirque du Soleil dream on hold, because this job is exciting for me," she said. "I really like what I'm doing. If something comes along in the future I'd love it, but for now, this is really making me happy."
While she is happy to be performing, Westfall plans to eventually continue her education and become a physical therapist.
"When my body decides it is done performing, that is something I would like to do," she said.
Another native Toledoan, Alyson Stoner, lends her voice to the recurring character Isabella on "Phineas and Ferb." Stoner told Toledo Free Press in December that working in an animated role, she gets to surrender all her inhibitions and act wacky, often jumping around the studio.
"It's so neat to tell a story through your voice. On camera many actors try to tell a story without speaking. [For 'Phineas and Ferb'] there's only a microphone to capture what you share," she said.
Stoner said she enjoys watching the shows after they're completed to see how all the components came together.
"I'm one small minuscule detail of the show. I love to see the animators work. They make magic with their hands each and every day," she said.
"Phineas and Ferb Live!" plays shows Sept. 3 at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the SeaGate Centre located at 401 Jefferson Ave. Ticket prices range from $14 to $45.
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Marquart vs Woodley?
Though I must say my fav has been posted by RD in the form of Silva vs Fryklund.
There is also the fight between Cyborg and Manhoef and if you haven't seen it...watch it right now!
FW-Hominick, Weichel
LW-Stout, Cerrone, Jim Miller
WW-GSP, Fitch, Goulet, Rory
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RRR=the Rhonda Rousey Resistance
classic - "this is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard. thats like me having a picture of Hitler posted, and saying "I dont believe in his politics, but I like to hear him talk" W.Silva>C.Norris
Pulver VS Lewis KO was the first KO that made me leap up from my seat. Then Penn VS Uno.Those two KO's started me on the way to my MMA addiction.
Also CC VS Aleks Emelianenko, CC VS Igor V, Wand VS Kondo, Wand VS Metzger.
When ever i think of great KO's i go back to the ones that really got me even more interested in MMA.
Fav Fighters: Penn, Wand, Fedor, Genki, Shields, Rashad, Pulver, Diaz bros, Melendez.
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I was most invested in the two Chael/Anderson fights, love both those fighters. I thought Andy's knee hit Chael's face in the second fight for the longest time. What a comical twist of fate.
For the nostalgia:
Tank vs. Steve Nelmark
Sooo I'm getting a message that I can't post more than one video in a single post... Is that right???!?? Anyway, here's another old school KO
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Having said that I think now is a good time to discuss the process of making the animation trailer that will make its premiere on Thursday, July 14th at this year's San Diego Comic-Con.
Since the con is such a huge event, and key to creating a buzz with new projects, we really wanted to have some animation footage put together to show at the con.
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Come the end of June everything was moving along nicely. We had received the revised boards and approved them and overall timing was on schedule, until the person in charge of keeping things rolling with the trailer was pulled off our project to help with something else. At a bit of a stand still, with the con quickly approaching, we were able to get another week tacked on to our final deadline for some breathing room. Reorganization ensued and thankfully things began to happen very quickly.
With the storyboards complete the next step was to create the tempo of the images we were showing. For this trailer, the main things we were hoping to achieve was obviously a good representation of the mood and action of the story, as well as a good pace that could A) grab interest of people walking by the McFarlane booth, and B) have them walking away counting down the months until they could see more. As the deadline was loudly pounding on our door, we still had some final touches to add in order to have a TMP worthy product to put on the screen.
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I hope to see many of you at Comic-Con. I will be hosting a panel on Saturday from 1-2:30 pm where I will elaborate on many of our entertainment projects, hint... Spawn 2 live-action feature film, as well as what's happening with my toy company.
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Syrian rebels capture air base near DamascusBy BASSEM MROUE
The Associated Press | November 26,2012BEIRUT Syrian rebels captured a helicopter base just outside Damascus Sunday in what an activist called a blow to the morale of the regime near President Bashar Assads seat of power.
The takeover claim showed how rebels are advancing in the area of the capital, though they are badly outgunned, making inroads where Assads power was once unchallenged. Rebels have also been able to fire mortar rounds into Damascus recently.
The director of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Rami Abdul-Rahman, said rebels seized control of the Marj al-Sultan base on the outskirts of Damascus on Sunday morning. He said at least 15 rebels and eight soldiers were killed in the fighting that started a day earlier. The rebels later withdrew from the base.
Rebels appear to be trying to take over air bases and destroy aircraft in order to prevent the regime from using them in attacks against opposition forces around the country.
The rebels have no protection against the attack helicopters and fighter jets that have been blasting their positions.
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This is a blow to the morale of the regime, because it is close to the heart of the capital, said Abdul-Rahman, referring to the base that is about 10 miles from Damascus.
Al-Shami said the rebels withdrew from the base after they captured some ammunition. He said they feared counterstrikes by regime aircraft.
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The Observatory also reported violence in other parts of Syria, including the countrys largest city of Aleppo in the north and the capital itself.
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The PFLP-GC said in a statement late Saturday that the base was under attack. It said that thousands of activists and fighters who fought against Israel were trained at the base over the past 30 years.
Also Sunday, the Observatory said a bomb targeted a bus in the southern village of Othman, killing at least five people and wounding dozens. It said rebels and troops clashed in the southern region of Quneitra on the edge of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
The Local Coordination Committees, another activist group, said residents found 12 bodies in the Damascus suburb of Daraya, scene of heavy clashes between rebels and government troops over the past few days.
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Welcome to a whole new animal. Our office calls this publication "DQ" (short for Digital Quarterly), and it is the inaugural issue of an app version of Millikin Quarterly magazine. You can read the entire version below, or better yet, download the app for your iPad.
For this interactive publication, you'll find that we took a different trail that led us away from our traditional magazine fare. Our path for stories led us to the barn, to the zoo, to the studio – all in search of visual stories about creatures that trot, waddle, crawl, fly and more. We've got penguins and alligators, donkeys and dogs, and even a pandoctopus and an octocoon.
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Mary Ellis Barnes '09 feeds the Scovill Zoo penguins in the new exhibit that opened this spring in Decatur.
Annette Russo '80 sculpts a ceramic alligator, as part of her ongoing series of animal-inspired artwork.
Inspired by a visit to the Baltimore Aquarium, Annette Russo '80 created this mixed-media coral reef sculpture featuring jellyfish and other marine life.
Conner Kerrigan '15 rewards shelter dog "Pringle" with a treat for sitting on command. The pair have formed a strong bond through Kerrigan's visits to the Macon County Animal Shelter.
Dr. Marianne Robertson displays one of her classroom critters, a rose-hair tarantula named Claire.
Poetry by Dr. Stephen Frech
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Clucking, crowing and braying had featured billing at last spring's performance of Saint-Seans' "Carnival of the Animals," a family concert given by the Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra.
The 19th century French musical suite is known world-wide for charming children young and old by mimicking the sounds or personalities of various animals, including lions, elephants and tortoises. MDSO Director Michael Luxner sought to add a Millikin touch to the free performance with the addition of some original poetry written for and read at the concert by Dr. Stephen Frech, associate professor of English. The result was Frech's "Hens and Roosters" and "The Donkeys," both written to complement two of the musical piece's 14 movements.
Hens and Roosters
The hens, a clucky brood,
peck-peck, tisk-tisk,
and croon their "yoo-hoo's."
The roosters puff and boast,
they brush their combs,
and waddle their wattles,
crow their triumphs, their cock-a-doodle-do's —
he's not shy, that rooster.
But truth be told, neither are hens.
They like what they like,
and they might take a look
at that fine-looking rooster again.
Watch Dr. Frech read "Hens and Roosters."
The Donkeys
The donkey, yes the donkey,
scatter-brained and loud,
the donkey, silly donkey,
what cause to be so proud?
What cause? Why not?
Silly filly, funny mare,
any jack or jenny …
Scatter-brained? That's fair.
But remember, the donkey's name
comes from the Spanish "don" —
he is royalty, perhaps a king.
If this silly jack,
then why not me?
Watch Dr. Frech read "The Donkeys."
Dr. Stephen Frech, associate professor of English, has taught at Millikin since 2003. He has earned degrees from Northwestern University, Washington University in St. Louis, and the University of Cincinnati. He has published three volumes of poetry: Toward Evening and the Day Far Spent (Kent State University Press), If Not For These Wrinkles of Darkness (White Pine Press, 2001), and The Dark Villages of Childhood (Midwest Writing Center, 2009). His fourth volume titled A Palace of Strangers is No City, a sustained narrative of prose poetry/flash fiction, has been published by Cervena Barva Press in 2011. In 2012, he published a translation of poetry from the Dutch: Menno Wigman's Zwart als kaviaar/Black as Caviar. He is founder and editor of Oneiros Press, publisher of limited edition, letterpress poetry broadsides. Oneiros broadsides have been purchased by special collections libraries around the world, among them the Newberry Library (Chicago), the Beinecke Library at Yale, and the University of Amsterdam Print Collection.
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2.) FANS: Professor O is a fan of fans. Throughout her travels, she has collected several fans as souveniers. One of her favorite fans (at right) was purchased during her 2008 trip to China and features pandas.
3.) DELTA SIGMA THETA COUCH: This miniature couch is a keepsake from the centennial anniversary of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority, of which Onuora is a proud lifetime member. She joined the sorority as an undergraduate student at Illinois State University.
4.) GLOBE: Onuora loves to travel. She keeps a globe on her desk as a reminder of the places she's been and hopes to go. She's traveled with students to China, Japan and Taiwan. Next on her travel bucket list? Professor O hopes to visit India with students, backpack throughout Eastern Europe or visit her father in Nigeria.
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One of the accomplishments touted by outgoing Toledo Mayor Mike Bell (and how odd it is to write that qualifier) is his effort to bring the suburban neighborhoods back to Toledo's economic development and partnership table. After some rocky years under former Mayor Carty Finkbeiner, Bell worked to be welcoming and inclusive, illustrating his understanding that Toledo is only one spoke in the larger wheel that is Northwest Ohio.
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Whether those facts are related is a conversation for another time.
So while Toledo itself debates economic development approaches and the best ways to attract jobs, the suburbs are leaps and bounds ahead of us.
"There is a tremendous amount of good news to share, but it gets overshadowed by Toledo's focus on itself and its problems," my developer friend said. "We were making great strides with Bell in erasing borders and thinking like one cohesive region. We hope to pick up that conversation with Collins and continue moving in the right direction. But if Toledo turns its attention inward, it is not going to stop the progress and job creation we are developing in the rest of Northwest Ohio."
We know Collins has promised to focus on Toledo's problems and I expect to see some immediate and dramatic improvements in many of Toledo's surface issues. But I — and our suburban partners — hope those short-term improvements do not come at the expense of Toledo's long-term relationships with the suburbs — and the rest of the global marketplace.
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Stonewall today launches the third edition of Gay By Degree, the only guide profiling the UK's 150 universities to show how gay-friendly they are. Gay By Degree 2013, now online at www.gaybydegree.org.uk, gives lesbian, gay and bisexual prospective students a single place to find out what each university offers to support them before they apply for places in 2013, so they can find a place to study where they will feel comfortable to be themselves.
People who register to use the site, which is free to access, can build up shortlists of universities so they can compare their options. Current students can also register to share information about their experiences. Gay By Degree is also packed with information about different career options, and advice about choosing a university, finance, accommodation and the application process. This year the guide's website has been optimised for mobile devices so prospective students can use it wherever they are.
Stonewall Head of Education Wes Streeting said: 'For the third year running, Stonewall's Gay By Degree is the only place where gay prospective students can find everything they need to know about their options in one place online, wherever they are. Finding a good uni is challenging, and we're delighted to be there to help people make their choice. This year we also hope current students use the guide as a way to encourage universities to improve what they're doing to support gay people.'
Gay By Degree uses ten criteria to identify how well universities support gay people, including whether they have a policy to tackle homophobic bullying, whether there are societies and events for lesbian, gay and bisexual students, and whether they support gay staff effectively. UCL and the Universities of Aberystwyth and Portsmouth scored ten out of ten marks for the second year running. They're joined this year by Liverpool John Moores University and the Universities of Cardiff, Glasgow and Salford.
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Scott County Public Safety Authority
The Public Safety Authority consists of a three member commission appointed by the City and County.
The three commissioners are:
- Dale Barber
- Wilma Drummond
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The Scott County Administrator, provides staff support to the Authority.
If you have questions about the Authority call Scott County Administrator at (563) 326-8734 or using the contact form.
The Scott County Public Safety Authority was created by joint action of the Davenport City Council and the Scott County Board of Supervisors in June 2004. This Authority was created pursuant to Iowa Code Chapter 346.27 in recognition of the joint efforts being made by both the City and County in exploring joint services and space areas in the County's jail project and the City's Law Enforcement Center project.
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Ham and Cheese Calzones Recipe
- 2 tubes (13.8 ounces each) refrigerated pizza crust
- 1 cup ricotta cheese
- 4 to 6 ounces sliced pepperoni
- 2 cups diced fully cooked ham
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Shredded Parmesan cheese, optional
- Dried basil, optional
- Spaghetti sauce, warmed
- Unroll one pizza crust onto a greased baking sheet; shape into a 14-in. x 11-in. rectangle. Spread half of the ricotta cheese lengthwise on half of the dough to within 1 in. of the edges.
- Sprinkle with half of the pepperoni, ham and mozzarella cheese. Fold dough over filling; press edges firmly to seal. Repeat with remaining crust and filling ingredients.
- Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and basil if desired. Cut into slices. Serve with spaghetti sauce. Yield: 2 calzones ( 7 servings each).
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Sorry so late today, this holiday weekend has me a little confused ;)
Current weight: 203
Goal weight: 160
Short term goal: 198
Height: 5'2"
Strategy: portion control, start to exercise, I'm thinking of trying Carmen Electra's lap dance work out :)
**back up to 203 this week. It was a tough week with lots of yummy food all around! I guess I need to work on eating a little better while I'm at picnincs and bbq's.


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The board of directors of the Yadkin Valley United Fund celebrated the beginning of a new year by providing an allocation to its agencies and other non-profits in the community.
With economic challenges and reduced outside funding, many of its local non-profits find themselves challenged to find charitable donations, said the organization.
This fall members of the YVUF were contacted by Reynolds America Foundation about grants awarded for 2010 and 2011. The board received a check for $50,000.
"The board developed a plan to distribute this money to our agencies and to other deserving nonprofits in our community with special needs," said Missy Loving, executive director for the fund. "Additionally, the board allocated funds to initiate a scholarship program at the 3 local high schools, Elkin, Starmount, and East Wilkes.
"Agency representatives were invited to a breakfast hosted by the Fairfield Inn & Suites this morning to receive their checks and to celebrate," continued Loving. "Stories were shared about these allocations filling a specific need at a crucial time and we are thrilled to be a part of providing for those needs. The Yadkin Valley is a special place filled with special people that work tirelessly to take care of our community."
According to Loving, the fund's mission is to be the conduit that mobilizes the caring powers of the community for the betterment of the people in the Yadkin Valley.
"We do that by providing fundraising efforts that support 28 different agencies in Surry, Yadkin and Wilkes counties," said Loving. "We are pleased to announce that with projected numbers that we have reached our 2012-13 campaign goal."
Donations may be sent to YVUF @ P.O. Box 593 Elkin, NC 28621 or donate online at www.yvuf.org. The YVUF says that 100% of the money stays here locally.
"The celebration will continue on January 26th at a party given and hosted by Elkin's own Jeff Eidson," concluded Loving. "This party is given for donors that have given $500 or more to the annual fundraising campaign. We are so grateful for our local businesses and our professional and individual donors who have helped us achieve our goal. We have so many blessings, but the best is the heart of our community."


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Cris Cyborg says she'll fight Ronda Rousey at 135 lbs, but not at UFC 157 - Bloody Elbow
Well, well, well. After all that bullshit negotiating now Cyborg is looking to make the fight with Ronda at 135 lbs. I understand this is a business and everybody's looking out for their own best interest but some people are just so full of shit/transparent that it would be really hard for me to appreciate they're redeeming qualities/fighting skills. Cyborg is definitely edging towards that category IMHO. Hopefully she just stays quiet and focuses on testing clean and making weight.After rumors surfaced that she'd fight Ronda Rousey at UFC 157, Cyborg Santos shot down the claims saying she can't make bantamweight that soon.
UFC Brazil appeared to have big news for the UFC Wednesday evening when they titled UFC 157 "Rousey vs. Cyborg". The fight is widely regarded as the most compelling fight in WMMA and would be the first ever Women's fight in the UFC. However, only minutes after the news spread through Twitter, the event title was changed on the website.
Tatame got in contact with Cristiane Santos to see what she had to say on the matter:
They are negotiating to fight, but there's nothing sure in this fight event. If my weight, I fight. They said I have to download category, but I can not at this time. We will negotiate, but I need some time.
The UFC is the best event in the world, the great dream of every fight there is. If you have that opportunity, I will give my best and in all events. I'll do my best to get this win. It's a big step and a big responsibility to keep female MMA there.
Cyborg has been engaged in a war of words with the Strikeforce women's Bantamweight champ for the past few months. Ronda Rousey has been more than outspoken in criticizing Santos for her failed steroid test last year. Both fighters have repeatedly said they want to fight each, but have been unable to agree on what weight to compete at until now.
If Cyborg is able to get down to 135 lbs. this fight will be a big win for WMMA fans. Although nothing is decided yet, Santos did say she expects to know more by the end of December.
It would be hard for me to imagine her getting an immediate shot at Ronda, considering the steroid suspension and past weight-cutting difficulties. I still expect her to successfully defeat a contender at 135 lbs before she's formally offered the Ronda fight.
Shit, if she pulls of the unlikely and beats Ronda, she could even market herself as a 2-division world champion. Let's see how this plays out.


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Helen Mirren and Sam Worthington star in The Debt, the powerful story of Rachel Singer, a former Mossad agent who endeavored to capture and bring to trial a notorious Nazi war criminal - the Surgeon of Birkenau - in a secret Israeli mission that ended with his death on the streets of East Berlin. Now, 30 years later, a man claiming to be the doctor has surfaced, and Rachel must go back to Eastern Europe to uncover the truth. There the still-celebrated heroine is overwhelmed by memories as she must relive the trauma of those events and confront the debt she has incurred. Tom Wilkinson, Jessica Chastain & Ciarán Hinds also star.
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"I was surprised, but I always say nothing surprises me in football."
-Les Ferdinand
"One accusation you can't throw at me is that I've always done my best."
-Alan Shearer
"I've told the players we need to win so that I can have the cash to buy some new ones"
Chris Turner, Peterborough manager, before LC QF, 1992.
"Tell the Kraut to get his ass up front. We don't pay a million for a guy to hang around in defence."
NY Cosmos executive, on Beckenbauer's positioning.
"I spent a lot of my money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest just squandered"
George Best.
"If we played like that every week we wouldn't be so inconsistent"
Bryan Robson, Man U, 1990.
"That's great, tell him he's Pele and get him back on."
John Lambie, Partick Thistle manager, when told a concussed striker did not know who he was.
"I was saying the other day, how often the most vulnerable area, for goalies is between their legs"
ANDY GRAY, SkySport
Richard Keys : Well Roy, do you think that you'll have to finish above Manchester United to win the league?
Roy Evans : You have to finish above everyone to win the league, Richard.
"If you can't stand the heat in the dressing-room, get out of the kitchen."
TERRY VENABLES, Capital Gold
"It's now 1-1, an exact reversal of the score on Saturday."
(Radio 5 Live)
"Football today, it's like a game of chess. It's all about money."
(NEWCASTLE UNITED FAN, Radio 5 Live)
"I don't believe in luck... but I do believe you need it."
"Merseyside derbies usually last 90 minutes and I'm sure today's won't be any different."
"Dumbarton player Steve McCahill has limped off with a badly cut forehead."
"And I honestly believe we can go all the way to Wembley...unless somebody knocks us out."
"And Arsenal now have plenty of time to dictate the last few seconds."
"What makes this game so delightful is that when both teams get the ball they are attacking their opponents goal."
"Newcastle, of course, unbeaten in their last five wins."
"Strangely, in slow motion replay, the ball seemed to hang in the air for even longer."
"What I said to them at half time would be unprintable on the radio"
"John Harkes going to Sheffield, Wednesday"
New York Post (1993)
"If there weren't such a thing as football, we'd all be frustrated footballers."
Mick Lyons
"He's one of those footballers whose brains are in his head"
Derek Johnstone - BBC TV Scotland (1994)
"The crowd think that Todd handled the ball.... they must have seen something that nobody else did"
Barry Davies (1975)
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July 31. Sambo Seminar. Austin, Texas
July 31, 2010. Austin, Texas.
Sambo Seminar with Stephen Koepfer.
Open to all.
$50 for ECS students
$80 for non-ECS students.
2 two hour sessions - One on ground (11am - 1pm), one on stand up (1:30 - 3:30pm).
Kurtka/gi top required.
25 student limit!
Location: Eclectic Combat Systems
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Sweet!! Contact Grant and let him know.
I love that town...let this be the first place I say we will be holding our annual North American Freestyle Sambo Championships in Austin this year as well...Nov 6th. More formal announcement will be forthcoming.
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This was a great seminar at the new ECS facility. There were guys from ECS as well as three bjj schools and as usual there was top notch instruction and a great time was had. i can't wait until November 6th and the Freestyle SAMBO Championships. Thanks to Steve and Grant for putting this together!
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Dude, I was sure you knew about it. I thought you said you were going to try to make it out. The Champ had to work and so did the rest of the guys from TSB. Steve worked a lot of solid drills and I think you would dig at least two of them. Also there was smooth arm peel game he had that I really like. He also showed some wrestling type drills for throws and I need to work those so that the whole grip and go thing happens for competitions this fall.
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Nazir, great to see you again! I had a great time as usual (except for the travel). Thank god I giot that morning flight I was on stand by for or this never would have happened. Zapruder! I am disappointed in you man ;)


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Two national experts in military law warn that a recent move by Fort Carson to cover rape cases with a cloak of secrecy raises red flags.
In recent weeks, Fort Carson has refused to release documents charging soldiers with rape and sexual assault, most recently in the case of Spc. Alexander Aguilar. The change came without explanation and reverses more than a decade of routine release of similar documents. Charge sheets are the formal document that accuses a soldier of a crime and specifies what they allegedly did in violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.


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The Baccalaureate Degree Nursing Program offers a generic traditional and accelerated BSN for students who want to become a registered nurse and a bridge RN-BSN completion option for registered nurses with an associate degree or diploma in nursing. The curriculum includes courses in the humanities and the biological and social sciences as well as the theoretical and clinical practice background necessary for the practice of professional nursing.
*RN-BSN students and Accelerated Program students should not refer to the information on this page, but instead should refer to their respective webpages.
Program applications must be completed and submitted by a certain date to be eligable for consideration. Deadlines are as follows:
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Oklahoma Section Meeting
Topic: ILSAC GF-6: Where It Stands Today
Speaker: Beth Schwab, Afton Chemical Corporation
Ms. Beth Schwab is a Senior Advisor to the Engine Oil Customer Technical Service (CTS) Group at Afton Chemical Corporation in Richmond, Virginia. Beth joined Afton in 1987 as a research chemist and moved into the CTS group in 1988. She is responsible for running engine oil qualification programs for both passenger car and heavy-duty diesel engine oils along with providing daily Sales and Customer Account support. Beth has a B.S. degree in Chemistry from Bethany College and an M.S. degree in Inorganic Chemistry from The Ohio State University. She is active in the industry as a member of the API BOI/VGRA Task Force and American Chemistry Council MFMWG. Beth resides in Richmond with her husband Scott and their children Zachary and Camryn and dog Buckeye.
Ms. Schwab will discuss program development status for the new passenger car engine oil standard, ILSAC GF-6.
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CAIRO (AP) — An Egyptian presidential spokesman on Monday dismissed an apparent threat by the military to both Egypt's president and opposition that it would step in if political fighting descends into chaos.
The spokesman, Ihab Fahmy, told foreign reporters that the military's mission is guarding the borders and securing vital institutions, and that it has no intention to play any other role.
"There is a president ruling the country in a democratic way, and (through) democratic elections. We can't imagine that the army would come back," Fahmy said. "The army has one role – protecting the borders and securing the strategic institutions. There is no political role for the army."
Egypt's presidency: military won't step in
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A research study led by Lisa T. Eyler, PhD and including several Psychiatry Department faculty collaborators was highlighted in the latest National Institute of Mental Health newsletter, Inside NIMH. The study, which focuses on understanding the role of inflammation and mood in predicting cognitive declines with aging in bipolar disorder, was featured in the "Director's Highlights" section as a Notable NIMH Grant.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Chamber Music Charleston will present "The Art of the Piano Trio" on Sunday, April 14 at 4 p.m. at St. John The Beloved, 28 Sumter Ave, in downtown Summerville. This performance is part of St. John the Beloved Music and Arts Series.
Violinist Frances Hsieh, cellist Timothy O'Malley and pianist Ghadi Shayban will perform Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2 in e minor, Op. 67 and Brahms Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, Op. 8. This performance marks the group's final performance in the Summerville area before their Carnegie Hall Debut in New York City on May 22, 2013.
Founded in 2006, Chamber Music Charleston has perfected the art of presenting intimate evenings of chamber music in some of the most beautiful homes of Daniel Island, I'On, Kiawah and Downtown Charleston. With the audience only a couple feet from the performing musicians and a light post-concert reception providing the opportunity to meet the musicians and fellow audience members, these extraordinary evenings of classical music have become the hallmark of Chamber Music Charleston.
During the 2012-2013 concert season, Chamber Music Charleston will perform over 60 concerts per season – from intimate House Concerts and Gallery Concerts to larger scale performances at Memminger Auditorium, Dock Street Theatre, Sottile Theatre and Churches in Summerville, Edisto Island, Beaufort and Hilton Head Island. CMC's core of 12 professional musicians include the top classical artist residing in Charleston - all conservatory-trained musicians who have performed around the world on such renown stages as Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York City; Symphony Hall in Boston; the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria and the Musikverein in Vienna, Austria.
At the conclusion of the season, musicians from Chamber Music Charleston will travel to New York City for their eagerly anticipated Carnegie Hall Debut on May 22, 2013. The musicians will perform a program of music that highlights the role of chamber music in Charleston from the 1800s to present day.
Tickets are $15 general admission and $10 for students. Tickets will be available at the door beginning at 3:30 pm. For more information, please call 843.763.4941 or visit www.ChamberMusicCharleston.org
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