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"Carter," the two-cart mascot, is the face of the City's Solid Waste Management Department (SWMD). His goal is to teach all of San Antonio just how easy it is to Bag in Brown and Recycle in Blue. We are dedicated to helping San Antonians become better environmental stewards. We want to educate San Antonians how to practice the three R's: Reduce, Re-use and Recycle.
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Don't let summer be the end of your recycling habits. As you get ready for your picnics and barbeques this summer remember the three R's: reduce, reuse and recycle. Here is the first Carter summer recycling tip. Reduce the amount of paper plates, cups and plastic utensils that get thrown away by using your favorite […] [Read More]
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Eyewitness News viewers met the challenge of doubling the amount of likes on our new Local 7 CW Facebook page within a 24 hour period (FYI, it only took 6). So E-Media Producer Mike Fehn made good on his promise to reward fans by taking a pie in the face from Kara Kirtley. But as you'll see, one, apparently wasn't good enough.
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The new iPhone should be coming out soon, which means we'll all have the chance to either order the iPhone online or buy it in the store. At our house, we ship them direct because we've always had the same carrier and we always have someone at home anyways to sign for the packages. But we used to wait in line because it was kind of fun hanging out with the other iPhone faithful.
What about you? Do you wait in line, ship direct or something else? Let us know in the poll to the right.
I didn't wait in line for the original iPhone, but I was there for the second day of the iPhone 3G launch, and on launch day ever since. Nowadays, we pre-order our iPhones and have them shipped to the house, but no matter which option we choose, we've always got our iPhones on launch day.
What about you? Do you get your iPhones ASAP or do you wait for the hype to die down a bit? Let us know in the poll to the right.
Last year, we held a pretty popular promo in conjunction with Green iPhone, now known as Newaya Recycling. We've got a similar promotion in the works in the next few months, but it made me start wondering about what our readers do with their old iPhones. Do you recycle them by giving or selling them to someone else? Or do you sell them outright to a stranger? Let us know in the poll to the right.
When it comes to checking the weather on your iPhone, there are way too many solutions. You can use something like Wunderground to get the most accurate reports, or Weather 2x, a less precise and more beautiful alternative. Then there's the boring old app that comes with your iPhone. It has a rather stale design and doesn't offer many details, but that's mainly because it's taking a minimal approach to things.
Nubilous and WTHR are two minimal, but beautiful weather apps. Is one better than the other, though? Let's find out. (more…)
Summoner Wars is based on the popular card/board game of the same name by Plaid Hat Games. It makes its debut on iOS as the first free app from the developer Playdek, Inc., and takes you into the war-torn world of Itharia, as a Summoner of various factions that are battling over the Summoner Stones.
The game is one part deck building — like Magic the Gathering — and one part board game, perhaps with some loose similarities to chess. Decks are built, cards are drawn, armies are summoned and the enemy is faced creating interesting strategical and tactical situations. Use your Summoner Stone after the break. (more…)
We're doing some research here around these parts, and when comparing the numbers between the iPhone and iPad sites, we get a lot more visitors on the iPhone side of things. It made me wonder how many of our iPhone.AppStorm readers own an iPad, and how many iPad.AppStorm readers own an iPhone.
Here's my guess: most of our iPad.AppStorm readers own an iPhone (over 50%), but less than 25% of our iPhone.AppStorm readers own an iPad.
So am I right or am I way off base? Let me know in the poll to the right.
A few months back, my wife handed me her iPhone and I noticed that the Gelaskins sticker on the back felt a bit lumpy. Upon further examination, I peeled it back and a whole bunch of broken glass came with it. Apparently, she had dropped it somewhere along the way, and in the process shattered the back glass. A quick order from iFixit took care of the issue, but it was still an unplanned expense.
What about you? Have you ever broken your iPhone? Let us know in the poll to the right, and tell us your war stories in the comments!
If you like to blog, then it's very likely that the website you publish to is powered by WordPress. It's one of the easiest and most powerful blogging platforms out there, not to mention it's open source with hundreds of plugins and themes. The people at WordPress know what they're doing. It's been over nine years since the initial release and the platform has been going strong, reportedly managing 22% of all websites as of August 2011.
So, say you've published a post and are off to take care of some other stuff, leaving your computer at home. Someone texts you that what you just wrote was factually incorrect or had a broken link — what do you do? If you had an iPad, then you could edit it with Blogsy, but if you only have your iPhone with you the best option is WordPress' official iOS app. I've used it in instances like this before and it works well — but exactly how well? (more…)
One of the Mac apps I could never live without is Alfred. It just makes everything so much quicker and easier to do — just a press of a keyboard shortcut and the action I want to carry out is just a few letters away. Unfortunately, we haven't seen an iOS app that can streamline our actions just like Alfred.
That is, until now. App Cubby's newest release, Launch Center Pro, is the Alfred that iOS has been missing ever since its debut. Launch Center Pro will completely revolutionize the way you use your iPhone by bringing several features into one place. Learn more about how this app can make your iPhone that much more efficient after the break. (more…)
Hunters 2 is a turn-based strategy game of sci-fi shoot outs in various locals, such as space stations, moon bases and alien worlds. Developed by Rodeo Games, it puts you in control of a squad of hunters, hiring out your skills, one contract at a time.
As the game progresses, each of your hunters gain experience to learn more skills, find loot to better equip themselves and earn the cash with which to purchase gear and new recruits. A menu of new missions is offered up each day, reflecting the mercenary's changing way of life. Embrace your inner mercenary after the break. (more…)


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I recently suffered the toil of air travel amid computer glitches and FAA sequestration furloughs. But it came with the joy of talking to several titans of business.
–Fred Smith: dinner, Memphis. Smith's 1971 creation, FedEx FedEx, is part of the Dow Jones Transportation Average, whose performance often leads the larger stock market. "If I didn't have ethics," he says, "I could make more money trading stocks than running FedEx. And not just by timing the broad market. From our data I can see which individual companies are about to take off or sink. Arrogance in supplier relations usually predicts a future fall."
–Jim Snabe: Telepresence interview, Palo Alto, Calif. SAP SAP was founded in 1972, and for 30 years it exhibited the best and worst of a German software company. Best: solidly built, fail-safe. Worst: rigid to the point of customers having to jigger their operations to meet the dictates of the software, instead of the other way around. This worked as long as SAP customers had few other choices. But then came a disruptive storm in the form of the cloud. SAP knew its methods were doomed.
Snabe, SAP's co-CEO, explains: "SAP needed a radical overhaul. We had to shorten our new-product-cycle times from 18 months to 6, without loss of quality. We were too heavily managed. So we took our 20,000 developers and broke them into tiny teams of 8 to 14. We wanted the urgency of a Silicon Valley startup."
Is it working? Snabe says SAP's product-cycle time has gone from 18 months to 7.8. "We're still aiming for 6."
–John Schlifske: onstage interviews, St. Louis and Omaha. The CEO of Northwestern Mutual gave students at St. Louis University the best career advice I've heard. "This is a tough economy," he said. "But you can be successful if you do these four things: Follow your passion, master your craft, study history and philosophy for leadership lessons and live frugally."
–Doug Burgum: shared meals and onstage interviews, Fargo, N.D. In 2001 Burgum sold his Fargo-based Great Plains Software to Microsoft Microsoft for $1.1 billion. Since leaving Microsoft, Burgum has invested personally and through his fund, Arthur Ventures. In 2007 Burgum backed SuccessFactors, which sold last year to SAP for $3.7 billion. Burgum's next likely winner will be Sydney, Australia's Atlassian, a maker of cloud software tools.
Burgum said Fargo's remoteness appealed to Atlassian cofounder Mike Cannon-Brookes. "Sydney is a big city, but it's an outpost compared with Silicon Valley. Atlassian wanted a venture investor who understood that particular challenge."
–Harold Hamm: breakfast, Moorhead, Minn. This Oklahoma oil developer surprised me a bit. Part of Hamm conforms to the stereotype of an Oklahoma oilman–twangy accent, a background of up-from-the-dirt poverty (the last of 13 children; father was a sharecropper). Hamm is self-made all the way but shows none of the rooster cockiness of the breed. He leads Continental Resources by employing the servant principles of John Maxwell. Hamm gives money to several colleges–none of which is his alma mater–including the University of North Dakota and Concordia College, as well as to diabetes research (he's a sufferer).
–Bill Gates: greenroom chat before his speech in Moorhead. The astonishing thing about Gates is the breadth of his learning–and the depth does not suffer. When Microsoft's chairman takes on a topic, he's relentless. Right now Gates–and the Gates Foundation–is keen on developing vaccines for disease eradication. "Polio still exists, but we're within two years of eradicating it." His eyes got moist when he described holding a polio-stricken girl in Africa.
Gates has also dived into education reform. He says American universities, starting with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the early 20th century, "went from average to world-class in two generations." Then progress mysteriously slowed. The "why" usually becomes a political debate–lack of money or lack of standards?–all too quickly. Gates doesn't go there; he prefers to keep his eyes on the data. Currently the Gates Foundation is investing in dozens of online education companies.


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Menuhin Competition announces programme for 2014
17 January 2014
The programme for the 2014 Menuhin Competition has been announced. Founded by Yehudi Menuhin in 1983, the competition is for violinists under the age of 22. This year's competition takes place in Austin, Texas from 21 February to 2 March.
The Menuhin Competition has learning as its ethos, and despite being at its heart a competitive event, it aims to promote musical and cultural exchange between contestants. All selected candidates are invited to remain for the duration of the competition and continue to take advantage of concerts, masterclasses, events and friendships with other musicians, even if they have not progressed to the next round.
Texas will be home turf for many candidates as Americans comprise the biggest single country represented, with 40% of selected competitors coming from the US. Asia is also well represented, with the bulk of remaining competitors coming from Korea, China and Japan. The youngest competitor will be 11-year-old American Yesong Sophie Lee, who says: 'I am thrilled to meet famous violinists from all over the world and meet new friends. I feel very honoured to play in the most famous competition in the world. I will enjoy once in a lifetime experience.'
All rounds, concerts and masterclasses are open to the public.
Choir of the Year 2014 open for entries
17 January 2014
The sixteenth biennial Choir of the Year competition is open to all amateur choirs across the UK, of any age and of any musical style. Auditions will be held across the country from March to June.
Yamaha showcases education system in London
17 January 2014
The Yamaha European Junior Original Concert, now in its 7th year in
Europe and 43rd year globally, will be held at London's Shaw Theatre on 8
The event is a showcase for the Yamaha music school system, which has as its founding concept the aim of enabling pupils 'to freely express one's own feelings through music'. The scheme has had considerable worldwide success. Since the opening of the first Yamaha Music School in 1954 in Japan, more than 600,000 students have received lessons from over 20,000 teachers at more than 6,000 different locations around the world.
The London concert will feature 19 young performers between the ages of 6 and 14 from throughout Europe - including 8 from the UK - all of whom will perform their own original compositions.
BBC Proms Composers Competition open for entries
17 January 2014
The sixteenth annual BBC Proms Inspire Young Composers' Competition is open for entries.
Institute of Education research links exposure to classical music with enhanced listening skills
13 January 2014
Opportunities to listen extensively to classical music in the early years of primary school are likely to lead to children appreciating a wider range of music in later years, according to a study by Sue Hallam of the Institute of Education (IOE).
Professor Hallam carried out the research to evaluate the effectiveness of Apollo Music Projects, a music education programme which brings live classical music to children who might not otherwise experience it. The evaluation of the programme showed that children had a positive reaction and had not developed any prejudices against classical music.
During the course of the project children listened to a range of music including Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, Ravel, Shostakovich and Mendelssohn. Hallam's research found that the process of listening to live classical repertoire enabled children to enhance their listening skills and develop other skills needed for careful listening, including concentration and self-discipline.
Hallam said: 'This music programme is unique in focusing on developing children's listening skills through guided exposure to classical music. There is no dumbing down in this programme. It recognises the ability of children to respond to sophisticated ideas and provides them with an opportunity to explore their feelings and use their imagination. Teachers also found an improvement in a range of the children's skills but particularly listening.'
The programme was originally developed by Apollo Music Projects in partnership with Hackney Music Service. This is the tenth year that it has been delivered in primary schools in Hackney and Tower Hamlets and it is now expanding into neighbouring boroughs.
Mary Igoe, head teacher of one of the schools involved, said: 'Working with Apollo Music Projects brings a new dimension to our pupils' appreciation of music. For many of the children it is the first time they have experienced musicians playing classical music before their eyes. There is delight as the sound fills their own classroom and excitement when they attend a public concert. The skills of careful listening and differentiating musical sounds transfer to other areas of the curriculum and improve their ability to concentrate and attend to details.'
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The experts at Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix's Cavanagh Heart Center are specially trained to treat thoracic aortic aneurysms that can develop over time with no symptoms.
All Cavanagh Heart Center vascular surgeons are board certified and fellowship trained, with the expertise to treat any type of thoracic aneurysm.
A thoracic aortic aneurysm is similar to an abdominal aortic aneurysm, in that part of the aorta balloons to a shape much larger than it should be. A thoracic aneurysm's ballooning occurs nearer the heart rather than the stomach.
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As with abdominal aneurysms, patients often have no symptoms of an thoracic aortic aneurysm. Usually the aneurysm grows slowly over time and does not cause discomfort until it ruptures, blocks blood flow to other parts of the body, or puts pressure on surrounding organs. People who have symptoms usually feel pain in the jaw, neck, back or chest and/or coughing, hoarseness, trouble breathing or trouble swallowing.
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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, 2003 Troop rotations in Iraq during the next several months will create a temporary transition time in Iraqbut will in no way affect U.S. readiness in Iraq or anywhere else in the world, Defense leaders told Pentagon reporters today.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld acknowledged that moving a large percentage of the 123,000 combat-experienced troops from Iraq will create a temporary sense of turbulence, which he said "is always undesirable."
"You lose situational awareness, you lose relationships, you lose the experience," he said. "The people going over are ready, but the people there are experienced and really know their stuff."
On the plus side, Rumsfeld said, units deploying to Iraq will be better configured to meet current tasks than the departing troops.
In an effort to minimize disruptions during the transition, Rumsfeld said defense leaders must "manage the transition very carefully.
"There is going to have to be overlap," he said. ""We are going to have to be sensitive to the fact that the knowledge that is built up there and the relationships have to be transferred in a way that is appropriate."
Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters the rotations will introduce huge logistical challenges as well. "In the next four months, we are going to pull off a logistics feat that will rival any in history, I think, as we move a major part of the Army," he said. "Well over the majority of the Army combat units and a lot of the reserve component will move."
Rumsfeld acknowledged that redeploying troops will "clearly have to be reconstituted" when they return to their home bases. "Any element that was over there in combat is going to have to come back and get their equipment fixed (and) engage in the kind of training that their unit is designed to deal with," he said.
"When you're using the force as hard as we're using the force right now," Myers agreed, "you have to have time to regenerate the force when it comes home."
Myers said defense plans account for the time required for these forces to reconstitute themselves and that the U.S. military will remain fully ready even in the event that it is called to respond to an additional war or contingency before all troops return home from Iraq.
Both Rumsfeld and Myers were quick to dismiss a reporter's questions about the ability of the units returning from Iraq to fit into those plans as they reconstitute.
"The forces that are coming back have just experienced something that you cannot experience in peacetime," Rumsfeld said.
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Citing a source familiar with the diagnosis of the knee made by Dr. James Andrews, who examined Griffin on Tuesday, Chris Mortensen reported that the recovery time is expected to be 6-8 months, which means that Griffin should be ready for the start of the 2013 season.
Mortensen said on SportsCenter that the Redskins were told to expect a rehab period of about six months, with the extra two months allowing for any setbacks.
A six-month rehab would have Griffin ready to participate in early July. Training camp will be scheduled to start sometime near the end of July. If it takes eight months, that would have him ready in early September. The Sunday NFL season openers will take place on September 8.
It was reported yesterday that Griffin would undergo surgery to repair the torn LCL and that a determination on what needed to be done to the ACL would be made after looking in the knee. However, Mortensen said that Andrews "was able to make the determination that Griffin did, in fact, tear his ACL" and they went ahead and planned the reconstructive surgery.


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Meryl Liu, a fourth-grade Cypress Creek Elementary student in Port Orange, was named the Doodle 4 Google state winner for Florida. The national winner will be selected by the public voting online for their favorite doodle. The national winner will receive a $30,000 college scholarship and a $50,000 technology grant for their school.
Doodle 4 Google is an art competition open to all K-12 students in the United States to create their own Google doodle. This year's theme was "My Best Day Ever."
Meryl's drawing is a self-portrait of her spending the day in the forest with endangered birds. Meryl wants to "study them in order to save them." Her entry was one of more than 130,000 entries nationwide.
Meryl will travel with her family to New York City for the final awards ceremony on May 22, where the national winner will be announced. All 50 state winners will receive a t-shirt printed with their doodles on it and will also have their doodle displayed in a special exhibition at the American Museum of National History in New York City.
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Susan Rowe, River Falls, Wis. letter to Lee Krasner, 1981 Mar. 14
Physical Details: Letter : 1 item : handwritten ; 28 x 22 cm.
Sender: Susan Rowe (River Falls, Wis.)
Recipient: Lee Krasner (1908-1984)
Description: In Rowe's letter to Krasner, she asks seven questions pertaining to "post-creative aspects in artists." On verso is Krasner's response to these questions, dated Mar. 22, 1981.
Forms part of: Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner papers, circa 1905-1984
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prestige of a Peggy Browning Fellowship has become widely
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consecutive year, the Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA)
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Robert E. Lee Scholarship and Internship Fund. In 2013, the
Foundation will award several stipends to law students employed as
unpaid summer interns in positions with the FCC and other Federal,
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Fond Memories: X-Men 2099
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You forgot this existed? Didn't you?
I call this a terrible comic based on the assumption that it doesn't hold up to my snooty standards of today, and that I have read the series in at least a decade. But honestly, who cares what I think now? What's most important is what the 11 year old version of me thinks about this book. So, I took a time machine and interviewed myself in 1993. While frighting to the younger version of myself because I've become quite the monster 17 years later. The younger version of me eventually settled down and had this to say about X-Men 2099.
11 Yr Old I.E.: It's a number one! The number one issue of a comic is the best place to start, and plus it will be worth like a million dollars in the future. I can retire by selling this one single comic. Then I can buy a flying car or something. Also, the comic is based in 2099. So, like in 2099, I can sell it for a billion dollars!
::Lil' I.E. stops and does the math, realizing he'll be 117 years old in 2099::
11 Yr Old I.E.: It'll be the future, so 117 years old won't be that old. Like did you see these characters? Look how cool Skullfire is! He doesn't have the make-up on inside the cover, but he will. And Xi'an's powers of life on one hand and death on the other is so original! Plus it's the X-Men and everything the X-Men are in is usually the best. I think this series will continue forever!
Wow, thanks 11 year old version of me! Seriously though, this is everything I thought about this book, from just the cover. My actual memories of reading it are hazy at best, except when Serpentina died in issue three... She should had stayed off the cover to avoid her grizzly fate... and then resurrection from the Graverobber! Later on, some interesting characters were introduced like Luna and Halloween Jack, but this book died an ugly death after Atlantis re-rose and confused me to a point where I bought the issues but only skimmed them.
It's a genius marketing tool though. Just thrust everyone into the future 106 years, call it X-Men, and watch the kids flock to it. Make it incredibly familiar by essentially copying comics that already exist and giving them new names. I may seem bitter, but there's still a place in my heart for my first series. Stay tuned tomorrow for a review of the first issue!
~Mat "InferiorEgo" Elfring is a comedian, teacher, comic book writer, comic store employee, and a sucker.


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Letter: Butterfield steps up for Job Corps
To the editor:
As the owner of Soul Delicious Restaurant and a longtime North Carolina resident, I understand the value of programs that invest in educating unemployed, at-risk youth. The opportunity Job Corps provides youth to continue their education and obtain job-training skills is a contributing factor in their career success and becoming a part of our community's local economy.
I am thankful that Congressman G.K. Butterfield understands Job Corps' importance and took swift action to reverse the U.S. Department of Labor/Employment and Training Administration's suspension of Job Corps enrollment. Congressman Butterfield's continued dedication to the Job Corps program and the students, staff and local communities it serves will continue to be essential in the coming months.
Congress will soon make pivotal funding decisions that will undoubtedly affect Job Corps, the number of students Kittrell Job Corps Center will serve and the number of local staff that are employed. The unfortunate reality, however, is without sufficient funding, fewer students will have the opportunity to receive the training they need to become responsible, tax-paying citizens.
Recently, the Office of Inspector General released a report highlighting DOL/ETA's mismanagement of Job Corps' funds. Specifically, the report found that the department had "erroneously" projected Job Corps costs that led to funding shortfalls and enrollment freezes, and that the minimum level of operations funds Job Corps needs is $1.633 billion.
However, the administration did not request sufficient funding for fiscal year 2014 and instead proposed to implement deep cuts to our center and centers across the nation.
I hope that in the coming months North Carolina's Job Corps community and Congressman Butterfield can once again join forces to proactively protect this valuable program and the thousands of people it serves.
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USC Spring Game 2015: Live Score, Top Performers and Analysis
USC Spring Game—FINAL
Cardinal (Offense) 37, White (Defense) 23
Year 2 of the Steve Sarkisian era at Southern California is underway, and after an impressive 9-4 start to his tenure, Sark is looking for his Trojans to take the next step back toward national prominence.
The 2015 Spring Game wasn't an endless highlight reel, but what we did see was a much deeper USC team, talent-wise, take the field and show some maturity moving forward. Juju Smith looks to take over the starring role in the receiving game, and Cody Kessler and able backup Max Brown appear to be ready to pick up right where they left off last season.
Let the perennial USC hype begin—only this year, it might not be all hype!
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USC Spring Game 2015: Live Score, Top Performers and Analysis
Ole Miss Spring Game 2015: Recap, Highlights and Twitter Reaction
Ole Miss football fans got their first taste of what the Rebels will look like in 2015 Saturday as the Blue team defeated the Red team 17-7 in the Grove Bowl spring game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi.
Saturday's exhibition was largely a defensive battle, which comes as little surprise since the Rebels led the nation in points allowed last season. With that said, there were still some standouts on the offensive side of the ball.
The talk of the game was undoubtedly the play of junior quarterback Chad Kelly, who may have established himself as the favorite to seize the Rebels' starting job.
As seen in this tweet courtesy of Ole Miss Football, Kelly outperformed his competition statistically as the only Rebels quarterback to throw a touchdown:
Kelly came to Ole Miss as a transfer from East Mississippi Community College after some off-field issues led to his dismissal from Clemson. Kelly may still be a work in progress from a character perspective, but few have ever questioned the skill set that the nephew of Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly possesses.
His ability was quite evident in the very early going as Kelly quickly put the Blue team ahead 7-0 with a touchdown pass to junior tight end Taz Zettergren in the first quarter, according to Ole Miss Football:
It was a 44-yard strike, and it thoroughly impressed many, including David Brandt of The Associated Press:
Brandt was far from the only one taken aback by Kelly's hot start, though, as Brad Logan of ESPN Radio 96.3 The Ticket also took notice:
Although it was only one drive, Kelly opened some eyes and put up some big-time statistics in the process, per Chris Hudgison of WLBT:
As important as Kelly's play is in terms of becoming a quality starter at the collegiate level, he must continue to mature and evolve as a person as well.
Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze attempted to help that process along by bringing Kelly on a mission trip to Haiti recently. According to Michael Carvell of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Freeze believes it was a positive experience for the polarizing native of Buffalo, New York:
But right now, all indications are that it heightened his awareness of the blessings that he has here, the opportunity to get an education—and to not waste those things. I certainly think his awareness to that was heightened. So I think it had to be a good thing. Hopefully, it will have lasting effects on all the people that went.
Provided Kelly is able to continue improving in all areas as a player and person, he may very well prove to be the best possible successor to Bo Wallace at quarterback.
He helped his own cause significantly in the first half, and he also benefited from his chief competition struggling a bit.
Per Aslan Hodges of WAPT, sophomore signal-caller Ryan Buchanan was unable to manufacture any points in the first half:
Kelly's blue squad entered halftime with a 10-0 lead on the heels of an opening half that was fairly nondescript besides the big-play touchdown pass to Zettergren.
Things got a bit more entertaining in the second half due to the implementation of some trickery. The Blue team extended its lead to 17-0 with another touchdown pass, but this time it didn't come courtesy of Kelly.
According to Ole Miss Football, senior running back Jaylen Walton connected with sophomore wide receiver Damore'ea Stringfellow for an unexpected, 66-yard score:
Per Brandt, the Mississippi fans in attendance were captivated by Freeze's aggressive and innovative play call:
Following a late score by the Red team on a Eugene Brazley run to make it 17-7, Kelly made his only major miscue of the game on the final play:
Although spring games generally raise more questions than answers, the 2015 Grove Bowl was fairly successful from the perspective of Ole Miss.
It is clear that the Rebels haven't missed a beat defensively after their fine performance in 2014, and while the offense is a work in progress, there are some glimmers of hope there as well.
Kelly made an excellent first impression and looks to be the leader in the clubhouse at quarterback, while weapons like Walton, Stringfellow and Zettergren shined as well.
Having success in the SEC is no easy task, but there is reason to believe that the Rebels have the talent and formula needed to thrive in 2015.
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Isaiah McKenzie Injury: Updates on Georgia WR's Hamstring and Return
Georgia sophomore wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie, who played sparingly in 2014, left the team's spring game with a hamstring injury.
Continue for updates.McKenzie Leaves Spring Game Injured Saturday, Apr. 11
According to Marc Weiszer of the Athens Banner-Herald, McKenzie was taken off the field with a pulled hamstring:
Per Chip Towers of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, McKenzie's injury occurred on a scoring play and needed assistance to the locker room:
McKenzie came to Georgia with good potential as a four-star prospect out of high school, per 247 Sports, and made his presence felt with three special teams touchdowns. He didn't have a catch as a wide receiver after an October 4 game against Vanderbilt and was suspended for the Belk Bowl.
The Bulldogs will need McKenzie to take a step forward as a wideout in 2015 to support an offense that's losing Todd Gurley to the NFL. He flashed good potential as a freshman, so his injury will cause everyone in Athens to hold their breath until a more concrete diagnosis comes out.
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Florida Orange and Blue Debut Spring Game Shows Gators' 2015 QB Battle Not over
Florida quarterback Will Grier has been one of the most mysterious players in the SEC this spring.
The redshirt freshman from Davidson, North Carolina, not only has been vying for the top spot on Florida's depth chart under first-year head coach Jim McElwain, but he took the lead over incumbent starter Treon Harris for a brief time late in spring.
The Orange and Blue debut on Saturday in The Swamp peeled back the curtain on Grier, and he didn't disappoint.
Grier finished the day 7-of-9 for 130 yards in a rather offensively challenged game that forced McElwain to sub Grier and Harris with the first team since the second-team offensive line featured just one scholarship player.
Is that enough for Grier to win the job?
While Harris, a sophomore, was slow out of the gate, he came on strong late with a solid second-half drive that included a long back-shoulder completion to stud wide receiver Demarcus Robinson and a short touchdown pass to C'yontai Lewis. Harris finished the day 6-of-9 for 94 yards and a touchdown.
Harris' late surge through the air—which culminated in a red-zone touchdown—makes it clear that this battle will last well into fall camp.
He fell behind Grier in the middle of spring practice after missing several practices dealing with a death in his family, but the dual-threat quarterback proved that he can function as a pro-style passer within the traditional offense that McElwain and first-year offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier employ.
He isn't simply an athlete who plays quarterback; he's a quarterback with elite athleticism who can make most of the throws that are required within the scheme.
That means the new staff won't have to veer too much from what it would ideally like to do when Harris is the one taking the snaps.
What's more, the Gators' offensive line issues aren't going to magically get better.
McElwain commented on Rod Johnson's stinger injury, saying it "doesn't look great," according to Nick de la Torre of GatorCountry.com, and Trip Thurman's shoulder injury is still very much a question. The presence of incoming freshman tackle Martez Ivey should help, but the Gators are still suffering from a number of problems up front.
Wouldn't an elite athlete at quarterback help negate some of those issues?
The quarterback race will go on, which for Florida is a very good thing.
What the spring game proved is that both players can handle what the coaching staff is throwing at them, which is a huge jump from where Florida was in the offseason, when that was a great unknown.
Grier has the lead, but most importantly, the Gators gained a little confidence in both contenders behind a patchwork offensive line that made it hard for any real progress to be made this spring.
The Gators took baby steps this spring, and that's about the best Gator fans could ask for considering the circumstances.
Quotes were obtained firsthand unless otherwise noted. All stats are courtesy of cfbstats.com unless otherwise noted, and all recruiting information is courtesy of 247Sports' composite rankings.
Barrett Sallee is the lead SEC college football writer and college football video analyst for Bleacher Report as well as a host on Bleacher Report Radio on Sirius 93, XM 208.
Follow Barrett on Twitter @BarrettSallee.
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Kaden Smith to Stanford: Cardinal Land 4-Star TE Prospect
Elite pass-catchers with tight end size and wide receiver skills are hard to find, which is why Stanford received such a critical boost Saturday when tight end Kaden Smith committed as part of its 2016 recruiting class.
Smith announced the decision on Twitter:
The 6'5 ½" and 235-pound Smith checks in as a 4-star prospect, per 247Sports' composite ranking.
A number of other national schools were in on Smith's recruitment throughout the process, including Texas, Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, LSU, Michigan and Oklahoma.
Ultimately, Smith chose to head to Stanford, where tight ends such as Coby Fleener and Zach Ertz have thrived in recent years.
Scout Recruiting pointed out that Smith's versatility was key to landing so many offers, while Andy Drukarev of Rivals.com noted that teams may not be able to do any better on the recruiting trail for the 2016 class at the tight end spot:
Smith has the skill set necessary to contribute right away at the college level as a walking mismatch. He has the speed to get past most linebackers and contend with corners and safeties and the size and the physicality to simply overwhelm most collegiate defenders in the secondary.
Teams will have to pick their poison when it comes to covering Smith, which is a scary proposition for defensive coordinators in his new conference.
Look for Smith to go up and get jump balls in the red zone, pick up critical third-down conversions over the middle and provide critical blocking in the running attack. His coaching staff couldn't ask for much more in his freshman season.
Recruit star ratings and information via 247Sports, unless otherwise noted.
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Florida Football: Winners and Losers from Gators' 2015 Spring
Everyone can rejoice—football is here. Well, sort of. The Florida Gators wrapped up the 2015 portion of spring practice with a Orange versus Blue game on Saturday.
New head coach Jim McElwain originally wasn't going to have the traditional spring game due to injuries and depth concerns—particularly along the offensive line. However, McElwain changed course this week and decided to put together a spring game, per Edgar Thompson of the Orlando Sentinel.
"We're still kind of piece-mealing those groups together right now," McElwain said. "Yet I think we'll be able to go, we'll have a good competitive game as much as we can."
After Saturday's scrimmage, McElwain, an offensive guru, probably realizes he still has some work to do on that side of the ball. The aforementioned offensive line lost five former starters who combined for 99 career starts for UF.
The Orange won Saturday's scrimmage by score of 31-6 (if you're keeping score), and here are the winners and losers from Florida's 2015 spring practice sessions.
Arizona Wildcats Head Coach Rich Rodriguez Let Fans Call Plays at Spring Game
During the Arizona Wildcats' annual spring football game on Friday night, head coach Rich Rodriguez went into the stands and let fans call some goal-line plays, to mixed success.
Suffice it to say, co-offensive coordinators Calvin McGee and Rod Smith likely aren't sweating their job security after the fans' performance as play-callers.
The Wildcats are coming off their best season in 16 years and open their schedule against the University of Texas at San Antonio on September 3.
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FSU Spring Game 2015: Live Score, Top Performers for Garnet & Gold Game
Gold 17, Garnet 10—Mid 2nd Quarter
The Florida State Seminoles wrap up spring practice Saturday afternoon with the 2015 Garnet & Gold Game at Doak Campbell Stadium.
ESPN3 is streaming the scrimmage. Bleacher Report is providing scoring updates and reaction throughout the spring game. Please add your thoughts in the comments section.
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Georgia Spring Game 2015: G-Day Live Score and Top Performers
Black 14, Red 7 - 2nd Quarter
It's that time of year again. The Georgia Bulldogs have taken the field for the annual G-Day game. It is currently being televised on the SEC-Plus Network.
This game give fans a chance to get a glimpse of what the Bulldogs will look like this fall. Some players to watch will be Jacob Park, Jake Ganus and Jonathan Ledbetter.
Be sure to keep this blog open when the game begins for scoring updates and analysis.
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Dear Alice,
I have searched your files for the answer to a question that has long been bugging me. It has to do with masturbation. I can see by the questions there are many men who masturbate, but I don't see many from women. Do many women masturbate? Are they just more shy about talking about it? Can you give any specifics on the percentage of women, versus the percentage of men, who masturbate?
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Dear Wants to learn more,
Many women masturbate, but they haven't beaten the men when it comes to solo sex frequency... at least not yet. Statistically speaking, various studies of the sexual behavior of men and women detailed connections between gender and self-stimulation. The authors of The Social Organization of Sexuality (Edward O. Laumann, John H. Gagnon, Robert T. Michael, and Stuart Michaels; University of Chicago Press, 1994) gathered information about masturbatory practices from face-to-face interviews and self-administered questionnaires of 2,969 men and women ranging in age from 18 to 59 years. The researchers found that 41.7 percent of women and 63.3 percent of men masturbated during the year studied. According to The Janus Report on Sexual Behavior (Samuel S. Janus and Cynthia L. Janus; John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1993), based on a large-scale, nationwide survey of adult Americans ages 18 and up conducted between 1983 and 1992, 10 percent of women reported masturbating frequently (several times weekly or daily) vs. 25 percent of men. Similarly, 38 percent of women reported masturbating on a regular basis (monthly to daily) in comparison to 55 percent of men. The Kinsey Institute also published statistics about gender differences in masturbation. They were compiled from renowned sex researcher Alfred Kinsey's studies on the sexual behavior of men and women. According to Dr. Kinsey's 1948 and 1953 studies, based on detailed interviews with white American adults, 92 percent of men and 62 percent of women reported that they had masturbated.
Several reasons have been suggested to account for the lower percentage of women (vs. men) who have ever masturbated. Women are considered "good" when they adhere to their traditional sex role: to be sexually passive, naive, and dependent -- basically, to be nonsexual. Sexually experienced and independent women are frequently seen as threatening and "loose."
In addition, in many cultures, women are raised to believe that their genitals are repulsive and inferior to those of men. They're also encouraged to repress their sexual feelings until marriage, when sex is for the purposes of procreation and pleasing their husband. A woman learns that she is to receive sexual pleasure only from sexual intercourse (not from touching or oral sex, and especially not from masturbation) with her husband (not with anyone else or by herself). If a woman with a partner masturbates, it is often seen as though there's something wrong with her relationship. Likewise, if a woman is without a partner, masturbating is seen as an act of loneliness.
Not only is there a taboo for women to masturbate, but there's also a greater taboo against talking about it. No doubt, for some women (and some men), talking about sex can also be awkward, so shyness, as you mentioned in your question, may be another, though lesser, factor. It doesn't have to be this way. Masturbation is a healthy and natural part of sexuality. It enables people to learn about their own bodies and genitals as well as to recognize and develop their sexual responses or orgasms. It also helps to foster communication in intimate relationships by making it easier for partners to identify and express what feels good physically and sexually for them and to each other. Candid discussions about sexuality and sexual pleasure can help free women (and men) from the historically negative influences that have bound and prevented some women (and some men) from discovering, exploring, and enjoying their sexual selves. These conversations can make it easier to break the taboos and myths about masturbation and can encourage women (and men) to reach their healthy, sex-positive goals.
Here are some resources for more information:
- Sex for One: The Joy of Self-Loving, by Betty Dodson
- For Yourself: The Fulfillment of Female Sexuality, by Lonnie G. Barbach
- Yellow Silk: Erotic Arts and Letters, by Lily Pond and Richard Russo (editors)
- Alice's Sexuality archive (with a section about masturbation)
- For Yourself: The Fulfillment of Female Sexuality, by Lonnie G. Barbach
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I am a female and I masturbate quite regularly, sometimes twice a day. I believe that women pleasure themselves often but just do not talk about because it has been percieved by...
I am a female and I masturbate quite regularly, sometimes twice a day. I believe that women pleasure themselves often but just do not talk about because it has been percieved by society as "dirty" for women whereas for men it's a given because society feel men are more sex focused then women.
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I had such a rocky time when I discovered masturbation at the age of thirteen — I thought it was something dirty, and I was terrified that someone would walk in on me. I also was convinced...
I had such a rocky time when I discovered masturbation at the age of thirteen — I thought it was something dirty, and I was terrified that someone would walk in on me. I also was convinced that I was the ONLY girl in the world who did masturbate and that made me even more ashamed of it. I don't even think I had a word for it the first year or so I was doing it.
In sophomore year, about four close friends of mine were sleeping over at my house, and as these things usually go, we didn't really sleep. Instead, we talked the entire night in my basement. That night, I discovered, to my great surprise, that every single one of my friends masturbated regularly. One of them had been doing it since she was a little kid and was amazed when she heard that I thought it was strange. Another was actively looking for new ways to find orgasms, and another had just recently started and was quite shy about it.
That was several years ago. I don't feel ashamed about masturbation anymore — why should I? There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to feel good — I often find that it relaxes my body and my muscles. It just feels wonderful.
I think that the ignorance and taboo that surrounds female sexuality is a definite problem. It pains me to think of other girls going through all that crap I put myself through because no one ever talks about women masturbating.
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To the 72-year old gentleman, I hope that me and whatever woman I am with when I am 72 have as great of a sex life as you and your wife!! I'm already jealous of you. In regards to masturbation though, us guys usually don't talk about that sort of thing, we all know we do it, but we will generally deny it because it's always a topic of joking/fun-poking/insults, etc. All of the girls that I've dated denied that they masturbate, so I think females are very unlikely to admit it in social settings, or even to a partner. To all the women out there, if you like to flick your bean, don't lie about it to your man! Tell him, he won't be disappointed. I personally think a woman who is comfortable enough with her body to masturbate and admit it is very sexy.
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Your assessment is correct in regards to the female's perceived historical roles. But, things are changing! I am 72-years-old and have masturbated all my life. My wife is open-minded...
Your assessment is correct in regards to the female's perceived historical roles. But, things are changing! I am 72-years-old and have masturbated all my life. My wife is open-minded, but from a sheltered upbringing, had never masturbated. We have an open and healthy sex life. I started by teaching her how to have an orgasm with my hand, then suggesting she try it. Very reluctant at first, but she did it and enjoyed later. Now she has a vibrator! Every time we have sex is a combination of intromission, masturbation, and sex toys. She is having the best sex of her life with multiple orgasms and free of HANG UPS!
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There will be an open T-ball tournament May 18 at Blues Park in Heavener.
The entry fee is $50 per team, with a three-game guarantee.
For further information, call Bobby Pickle at (918) 721-3492 or Tanner Hinds at (918) 774-5975.
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"A Bike for Daylon" will happen May 18. Daylon is a 13-year-old with cerebral palsy who wants a bike to ride with his family.
Funds are being raised to help his parents purchase an adaptive bike for him.
For more information, call Rachel Pickerel at (918) 649-4028.
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PRYOR — The Poteau Pirates golf team will take a lot of momentum into Monday's Class 4A Regional Tournament at Seminole's Jimmie Austin Golf Course.
The Pirates won their regular-season finale as they captured the Pryor Invitational on Thursday with a score of 307-308—615. They were 20 shots ahead of runner-up Muldrow (635).
Three of Poteau's golfers were top-10 medalists. Cody Shore was runner-up medalist with a 72-76—148. Connor Wheat was fourth-place medalist (77-74—151), while John Scott Sanders was seventh-place medalist (78-77—155).
BROKEN BOW — The Heavener High School track team had three athletes win events at Monday's Beavers Bend Relays at Memorial Stadium.
Jodie Hill won the 100-meter hurdles (15.71 seconds), John Enger the 1,600-meter run (6:28) and Kamber Vasquez the high jump (4-6).
In fact, it was a local 1-2-3 finish in the high jump. Vasquez's teammate, Melyssa Lynch, was second (4-4) and Howe's Alice Stephens was third (4-2).
It was a good day for both Heavener and Howe tracksters, as many placed.
SHAWNEE — It will likely be a long time before the Carl Albert State College softball team again plays four games in one day, which was done Thursday with Seminole State so that Friday's home doubleheader between the two teams would not get rained out.
The Lady Belles took all four games on Thursday, winning by scores of 10-2, 11-3, 15-0 and 8-6.
The regular season is now over for the Lady Vikings, who will not play again until the Region II Tournament on May 3-5 at Oklahoma City's Hall of Fame Stadium.


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Pitch-matched sticks - How critical is it?
Am I missing something here? I have never put much focus into this. When I pick out a new pair of sticks, I try to at least make sure both sticks feel the same and they aren't curled like a banana.
I bring this up because I was in a music store the other day and couldn't help but notice some kid in there trying literally every stick in the store's inventory of the model he was looking for. He went through a painstaking process of playing every one of them on the counter, A/Bing them against each other.
I wonder how critical this is. I don't think I've ever had two sticks that sounded identical. I use traditional grip, so just the way I hold my hands makes the sticks sound different, especially on a countertop. Maybe on a practice pad too. But on a drum where we actually play, I don't think anyone could hear the difference.
Is this a big deal in the studio? I would assume you could probably hear the difference in a studio recording, maybe not.
Anyway, I just wonder how many of you go to such lengths to get your sticks pitch-matched or is just a straight pair of evenly weighted sticks good enough for you?
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A German maker of specialty paints and other high-end industrial coatings is expanding, four years after setting up a small operation in Charleston.
The $15 million investment by Mankiewicz Coatings LLC is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2015, said Peter Dietz, managing director.
The company recently purchased a vacant 25,000-square-foot commercial building on about 10 acres in Charleston Regional Business Center off Clements Ferry Road for $2.5 million.
Mankiewicz said it plans to develop the vacant land and add a research-and-development laboratory, a paint production facility, a logistics center and a training hub to teach customers about new application technologies.
Dietz said the U.S. subsidiary has doubled its revenue since opening in Berkeley County, making the new investment "an easy decision" for German owner Michael Grau.
"After increasing local production and relocating to Charleston, we were able to demonstrate to our customers the commitment to the U.S. market," Dietz said. "The proximity to the Charleston seaport, the ability to produce locally and the access to southern truck routes to reach our customers on the West Coast finally paid out."
Mankiewicz makes protective coatings used in airplanes, automobiles, boats, laptop computers, agricultural machinery and office equipment. It's had a plant in the Upstate for about 17 years. Its customers include Boeing Co. and BMW.
The company's existing Charleston operation was set up to handle chemicals and other materials that Mankiewicz ships to and from its 119-year-old Hamburg-based parent, Mankiewicz Gebr. & Co.
The new building its Jessen Lane LLC purchased from Wells Fargo is at 1200 Charleston Regional Parkway. It formerly housed NanoScreen, a maker of automated liquid-handling equipment, according to Mark Erickson of Cushman & Wakefield|Thalhimer, who brokered the sale for the bank. NanoScreen has relocated to Hanahan.
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Nearly 36 years ago, a historic steam engine known as the Clinchfield No. 1 chugged into Andrews for the first-ever Lowland Fling. Now, Pawleys Island resident Mark A. Stevens is seeking photos of the train's appearance for use in a book due out this fall.
After a complete remodel in 1968 after spending 80 years on the rails, the Clinchfield No. 1 headed popular excursion trains to Kentucky, Virginia and the Carolinas from its base in Erwin, Tenn., from 1968 until 1979. At the time, the locomotive was the oldest operating steam engine for commercial use in the United States. In 1978, the Clinchfield Railroad agreed to send the locomotive and its multi-car excursion train to Andrews for a celebration of the town's own railroad history. It was as far east as the train had ever traveled.
While in the Lowcountry for the Lowland Fling and "Andrews Good Old Days," more than 5,000 people rode the train, including Richard Riley, who at the time was candidate for his successful bid to become governor. A host of other politicians rode the train, as did many others, from children to retired railroaders out to ride behind a steam locomotive once more.
Stevens is searching for photos from the Clinchfield No. 1's time in Georgetown County to be used in an upcoming book for The History Press, a national publishing company based in Charleston.
"I am looking for any good quality image of the train, really," Stevens said. "I would especially love photos that show the train with families or groups of people. I like photos that show more than just the locomotive, but the locomotive is, obviously, important to the overall photo."
Submitted photos may be used in the book, but the use of the photos is at the discretion of the publisher and cannot be guaranteed. Personal stories and recollections of seeing and/or riding the special train are also welcomed.
The book is co-authored by A.J. "Alf" Peoples, a railroad engineer with CSX.
Stevens is a former editor and publisher of newspapers in Tennessee and Louisiana. He and his wife, Amy, moved to Pawleys Island in 2013. He is the author of several books, including another book he co-authored with Peoples about the Clinchfield No. 1, titled "The One & Only: A Pictorial History of the Clinchfield No. 1," which is in its second edition and can be purchased through amazon.com.
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Sorry U.K. Fans, The MMA Show Live In Birmingham Is Cancelled
The MMA Show Live scheduled for Birmingham, England this weekend has been cancelled.
Boasting an impressive roster of UFC champions, former UFC champions and UFC contenders, The MMA Show Live was marketed as one of the absolute biggest MMA gatherings the world has ever seen.
Unfortunately, just 5-days prior to the show the company announced the cancellation of the event.
We have received hundreds of emails from fans anticipating the return of BJ Penn to England and we deeply regret to have to make this announcement.
The promoters of the now cancelled MMA Live Show event released a press release today and it addresses what tickets holders can expect going forward.
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It is with deep regret that we have been forced to postpone The MMA Show Live at the National Exhibition Centre on Saturday 12th and Sunday the 13th of May 2012 due to circumstances beyond our control. We would like to apologise to disappointed fans for postponing the show and "we would like to thank everyone for their support and understanding, as we are deeply disappointed in having to make this decision."
MMA Show ticket holders are invited to attend The Martial Arts Show Live in Hall 11 at The National Exhibition Centre Birmingham on Saturday the 12th and Sunday the 13th May 2012 FREE OF CHARGE.
All MMA Show ticket holders will receive replacement tickets for The MMA Show Live on Saturday the 20th and Sunday the 21st of October 2012 or you can contact The Ticket Factory about ticket refund procedures on www.theticketfactory.com or telephone 0844 338 0338.
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you got it bro….man what a bitch monkey arghhhhhhhhhhhh i was so pumped for that show.hope BJ will go to the next one…I got my vip tickets as well ,refund me you f..kers or i get the plastic nun chucks out
Hey u will get refunded just remember the ticket factory only sell tickets for the event it was the promoters who bailed not the ticket company
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Thirteen students competed and placed in their events as Berkeley High Schools Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) attended their district conference on Feb. 4 at Stall High School in Charleston. All of the students are eligible to compete at the state leadership conference March 23 24 at the North Charleston Convention Center. Nine first-place winners included Candice Bryant (Business Communications); Elissa Latham (Business Law); Tonya Bradham, Brittany Cremeans and Brea Green (Business Presentation); Ebonie Allen (Business Procedures); Schelmyra Eaddy and Kendrick Latham (Entrepreneurship); and Stephen Latham (Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures). Tabitha Latham placed second in Public Speaking I; Shannon Armstrong placed third in Personal Finance; Briana Smith placed fourth in Personal Finance; and Demonte Reid placed fifth place in Public Speaking II. Advisers are Sonya Addison-Stewart and Michelle B. Taylor. We congratulate these students and their advisors on their placements and achievements, and wish them continued success as they move to the next level of competition.
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Even without Tennessee's Hunter, Buffalo figures to be easy prey.
In their first game since losing leading receiver Justin Hunter to a season-ending knee injury, the Tennessee Volunteers will take the field at Neyland Stadium today at 12:30 p.m. (CSS) as a 28-point favorite against Buffalo.
The Volunteers (2-1) followed a Sept. 17 loss at Florida with an off week in which topics such as who will fill Hunter's void, the potential return of injured freshman scatback/return man Devrin Young and the starting debut of junior-college transfer Izauea Lanier at cornerback have generated far more discussion than the Mid-American Conference opponent.
As much as it hurt UT coach Derek Dooley to see Hunter go down, dwelling on it, he says, only amplifies the pain.
"I think the most important thing we can do in our program is not worry about what happened, not worry about what could've been, what we might do," Dooley said. "The only thing we can worry about is the circumstances that we have today, and that's all our focus has been. It's creating a lot of opportunity for other players to contribute, and hopefully they'll be out there and they'll be able to help us."
Most any Vol on scholarship should be able to help against the Bulls (1-3), whose lone win came at the expense of Stony Brook.
It should be a good opportunity for UT's running game to get untracked. Buffalo allowed 201 yards rushing to Pittsburgh's Ray Graham and gave up 112 yards on the round to Ball State's Jahwan Edwards.
The Vols have struggled to run the ball despite a second-year corps of starters on the offensive line leading the way for proven senior Tauren Poole and touted freshman Marlin Lane. Tom Smith, who's battled injuries, could get some carries today, too.
Dooley still is optimistic about the Vols' potential ground game.
"It starts with I never think things are as bad as everybody else does and I never think they're as good as everybody else does," Dooley said. "So I wasn't in the mode of panic. So what I hope is we'll block a little bit better.
"Tauren's had a good week running. Marlin Lane has had a lot better week. He's playing faster. He looks a lot more confident."
Despite the Tennessee ground game's iffy resume, Buffalo still figures to have to overload the box to stuff the run and pressure quarterback Tyler Bray while hoping the defensive backs can hold their own.
"I'm sure they feel comfortable with their guys against our guys, individually," said second-year Buffalo coach Jeff Quinn, who wants his defensive backs to press and prevent clean releases at the line of scrimmage. "We're gonna have to do a great job of putting pressure on him (Bray). But he gets the ball out of his hands quickly and he's 6-6 and he sees over things and he's got some guys that can run some routes at the top end in a quick matter of seconds."
Dooley's concerns about Buffalo sound genuine, especially when mentioning 6-foot-3, 248-pound sophomore linebacker Khalil Mack. He has nine tackles for loss, which is second nationally.
"These guys are very good against the run," Dooley said. "They're very physical up front. They have an elite player on the edge – an elite player on the edge who's gonna be a high-round draft pick."
Mack had two tackles for loss, including a sack, a forced fumble, one pass breakup, and three quarterback hurries in a 35-16 loss to Pittsburgh.
"He's been blessed with some God-talent," Quinn said, "and he's utilizing it."
Quinn was Brian Kelly's offensive coordinator at Cincinnati, but Buffalo's offense has lacked a home run threat. The Bulls ran 27 more plays than Pittsburgh (93-66) and had the ball 38:48 to the Panthers' 21:12, but were still outgained. They also had more snaps (71-64) in a 17-3 loss to Connecticut. Senior quarterback Chazz Anderson is completing 58.6 percent of his passes (78-133) for 782 yards, three TDs and three interceptions.
Sophomore running back Branden Oliver has 100 rushes for 442 yards and five TDs. The Bulls' two leading receivers – senior Marcus Rivers and sophomore Alex Neutz – average a combined 11.8 yards per catch.
Tennessee true freshmen receivers DeAnthony Arnett and Vincent Dallas could get extensive action today. Sophomore running back Rajion Neal has also been splitting out.
Arnett had eight catches for 59 yards after Hunter exited at Florida. It was the most receptions by a UT freshmen since Kelley Washington tallied 11 against LSU when Dooley was a Tigers assistant in 2001.
Lane has scored a touchdown in each of the first three games, the first to do so since Reggie Cobb scored in five straight in 1987.
Tennessee hasn't started 3-1 since 2006, when it won 7 of 8 to begin the season.


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Jesse James and Kat Von D Slam Break-Up Rumors
Life & Style reported a source who said that James had confirmed the split to his friends. The source is quoted saying, "That's what he's telling pals. He says there's too much drama for him."
The magazine even quoted some of James and Von D's Twitter messages as proof that the couple have been fighting for a while.
James took to the social network to shoot down his rumors, "I like that all the piece of S**t tabloids are now following me on Twitter. I'm pretty sure it's just so I can tell them to Lick My B***s."
James also posted an image of the couple together with the message "Partners in Crime!"
James also told PEOPLE, "That [the break-up story] is absolutely not true. We're still going strong. Things are completely good with us."
Von D also added, "That's the furthest thing from the truth."
James also revealed that the couple are planning a summer wedding on the one-year anniversary of when they started dating. He said, "That day can't come soon enough!"
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- Friday 17 JuneBy Tripp
Who cares about Jessee James and Kat....they are insignificant white trash. They offer nothing that is newsworthy. To look at them makes me want to barf.
- Friday 17 JuneBy ida
he upset because people did not love him after what he did, and he is white trash and so is his future wife, he want his ex-wife to say something so she can be low like him.
- Friday 17 JuneBy DonnaLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Tripp apparently you do care because you took the time to write something on here didnt you.
- Friday 17 JuneBy Booyah!
Such a tired old thing to say, Donna. Just because someone posts on a forum doesn't mean they care or are invested in the topic. They're just sick of seeing it, and want to express that.
- Friday 17 JuneBy joan
Tripp you are so right. No one cares what these two pieces of trash do and why Popeater has to keep us up on insignificant junk like these two is beyond reason. Enough already about Jesse, the Kardashians and Paris Hilton, which is fodder for the trash can.
- Friday 17 JuneBy Ron
do you have any idea how many people claim to be related to the real jessie james ? this giy is jut anothe douche. and his butt ugly skank looks like a mexican tramp.
- Friday 17 JuneBy Eve
Apparently you care. You opened the article up, knowing it was about Jesse and Kat. If you don't care you wouldn't have wanted to read about them.
- Saturday 18 JuneBy sassychick
shes mexican
- Friday 17 JuneBy Zzzzzzzzzz!
I think you could get crabs by just LOOKING at the two of them.
- Friday 17 JuneBy Kaylee
Kat once, twice, three times a cheater, girl you better get a life and get out while you can. Love is a 4 letter word and its cheap in his eyes.
- Friday 17 JuneBy aj
can you count how many "rockstars" she's been engaged to in the past couple of years?
- Friday 17 JuneBy Nicole
Does anyone actually like or care about Jesse James?
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- Friday 17 JuneBy Mike
Being called trailer trash would be a step up for James.
- Wednesday 29 JuneBy bbush012
- Tuesday 26 JulyBy reddawn515
Correct!!! I don't even understand why her show is so popular! It is a big SCRIPTED fake show!!! I quit watching it 2 seasons ago because it got so ridiculously fake. She is just using this to get more viewers, apparently her ratings are falling, I'm not surprised.
- Friday 17 JuneBy ED
Seems like it maybe a way to their names in the news. It was a little too quiet. So they start the break-up rumor so that their names are in the tabliods.
- Friday 17 JuneBy jwhipjr
As a hot rod/biker guy myself I used to like/respect Jesse's ability. I absolutely can't stand this guy anymore. Why is this even news? Both their 15 minutes are up! Jesse, don't go away mad, just go away! And take Von Douche with you!
- Friday 17 JuneBy aj
What a pair of white trash, filthy mouthed pair. I hope they do get married so they can catch each other cheating. Kat Von D can't keep a man 10 minutes! They deserve each other
- Friday 17 JuneBy Sundevco
Garrett Hedlund, I love you! I loved you in Country Strong! Man,you can sing so well. Reminds me of Kris
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