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KNOXVILLE — Tennessee is well armed at quarterback and loaded at receiver, and it quickly turned a shootout into a blowout Saturday against Cincinnati.
Quarterback Tyler Bray passed for a career-high 405 yards and four touchdowns and fellow sophomores Justin Hunter and Da'Rick Rogers combined for 256 receiving yards and three TDs in a 45-23 Volunteers victory at Neyland Stadium.
The 6-foot-6 Bray repeatedly found the 6-foot-4 Hunter and the 6-foot-3 Rogers open. Bray completed his first eight passes, 11 of his first 12 and finished 34 of 41.
Hunter and Rogers each had 10 catches for 156 and 100 yards, respectively, following up on last week's 100-yard games in a 42-16 defeat of Montana.
"Overall, our passing game was hitting on all cylinders," Tennessee coach Derek Dooley said. "The quarterback played really well throwing the ball. The two big wideouts backed up what they did last week."
Cincinnati (1-1) picked up where it left off while scoring 72 points against Austin Peay last week. Isaiah Pead bounced off UT's Daryl Vereen and ran 65 yards for a touchdown 86 seconds after the opening kickoff.
But by the time Pead could return to the field, Tennessee (2-0) had scored two touchdowns.
Freshman Marlin Lane capped the Vols' seven-play, 73-yard opening drive with a 2-yard TD run to tie the score at 7 and set the stage for stunning strategy from UT coach Derek Dooley. With 9:53 left in the first quarter and the score tied, Dooley called for an onside kick, which kicker Michael Palardy promptly executed by recovering his own dribbler up the center of the field.
"The first drive, the guy goes 60-something yards and runs all over us, and we score," Dooley said. "So I just wanted to keep a little momentum going, and it worked. So that was a good way to kind of flip the momentum."
Four plays later, Bray lofted a strike over man coverage to Hunter near the left pylon for a 33-yard TD with 8:08 left in the first quarter.
Cincinnati answered 100 seconds later with a 13-yard TD pass from Zach Collaros to Adrien Robinson, who got a foot in bounds after making a difficult twisting catch under the goalpost.
But the Vols responded with two TD passes from Bray to Rogers to take a 28-14 halftime lead. Rogers' second TD catch, which came with 1:15 left in the first half, was difficult. He reached back for a ball behind him in the end zone and held on despite getting sandwiched between two defenders while losing his helmet.
The Bearcats defense rarely pressured Bray, and generally left receivers wide open.
"The biggest thing is rushing the passer," Cincinnati coach Butch Jones said. "They threw the ball 40-something times and we had zero sacks."
Tennessee's defense was often iffy, allowing 396 yards, but Cincinnati couldn't convert two 4th-and-1 plays while trailing 21-14 in the second quarter and opted for a field goal in the third quarter after failing to score three straight times from the 1-yard line.
"We made a lot of mistakes defensively," Dooley said. "Lining up — that's half the battle. Those guys are fast-paced and they get in a lot of formations. And they stretched us.
"We didn't do a good job of tackling early. But the difference was … the two 4th-and-1s at midfield … and goal line stop in the third quarter."
On the first fourth-down failure Pead was dropped for a one-yard loss by freshmen A.J. Johnson and Maurice Couch at the Cincinnati 48-yard line.
UT defensive tackle Malik Jackson drove an offensive lineman 3-5 yards into the backfield to disrupt the next one, helping Brent Brewer drop Collaros for no gain at the Tennessee 46 with five minutes left in the half.
"You look at the first half," Jones said, "and two fourth-and-shorts that we didn't come up with anything."
Bray scored on a one-yard sneak and threw a 16-yard TD pass to Austin Rogers in the third quarter. Palardy's 37-yard field goal concluded the scoring with 1:44 remaining.
Tennessee's running game started slow — 24 yards on its first nine carries — but a 17-yarder by Tauren Poole on the 10th attempt got things rolling. Actually, Poole made that play, after finding nothing straight ahead and bouncing to his right toward the sideline.
Poole finished with 101 yards on 21 carries; Tennessee had 126 yards on 35 attempts.
Pead had 14 carries for 155 yards.
"I felt like we were ready to go point-for-point with them," Pead said. "If it would have been a shootout, we were up for it. Unfortunately it didn't turn out that way."
Collaros was 21 of 34 for 230 yards and two TDs. D.J. Woods had nine catches for 111 yards.
Brewer and middle linebacker Austin Johnson led UT with six tackles each.
Tennessee visits Florida on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
"We've got to get ready for big ball next week," Dooley said.


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The Dark Shadows Mind War of NSA Devil Worshiper Michael Aquino
NSA Devil Worshiper Michael Aquino is the subject of many activist videos and web pages, including some of my own pages.
I have pages about Aquino because he's connected to some of the matters I'm trying to expose, including Mind Control, and an NSA Devil Worshiper known as The Witch, aka The Snake Lady.
The Missing Crown of Liechtenstein was being used to decorate The Witch's Satanic altar, I personally saw it in 1982, but every effort to recover it has been thwarted thanks to plenty of traitors each time.
Over the past 22 months, I made a friend who appears who is a victim of Organized Stalking and who had an unfriendly history with Michael Aquino. So with my own case there does appear to be a current connection between Aquino and ongoing targeting of citizens with Organized Stalking.
That means Aquino must still have access to NSA at command level authority, and more than likely still retains his top level security clearance as well. Aquino needs to be questioned about his many contacts and activities, and who took over the controls at the NSA for the new (current) generation of Satanic infiltrators.
The Kill Or Be Killed Anti-PsyOp Theory mentioned in the page header is my idea, a "discussion paper" I'm currently writing. It's a response of sorts to Aquino's so called discussion paper on subliminally mind controlling the U.S. and world population, From PSYOP to MindWar: The Psychology of Victory . Aquino co-authored the Mind War paper with Col. Paul E. Vallely in 1980.
Aquino's Mind War paper was inspired by a December 1980 Military Review article by Lt. Col. John Alexander, The New Mental Battlefield: Beam Me Up, Spock. See Jeffrey Steinberg's article, MindWar: How Military PsyOps Plan to Control your Mind
There are Aquino and NSA Devil Worshiper related pages and videos in my navigation menu. I put a few links at the end of the post. I have a popular Aquino expose video embeded further down the page.
This is yet another page about NSA Michael Aquino, but with a slightly different approach.
Activists are putting up facts and research materials about NSA Devil Worshiper Michael Aquino, in order to get people to take an interest in these NSA Devil Worshipers so something can be done about them. It's a slow process is an understatement. There are obstacles in the path of righteousness, there are ongoing efforts to cover up or minimize Aquino's Satanic activities while he was at the controls of the National Security Agency. And of course the NSA doesn't want you to know that today there are more of these Satanic infiltrators than ever before.
Regarding efforts to cover up or minimize NSA Michael Aquino's Satanic activities while at the controls of the National Security Agency, a good example is the Wiki article on Aquino that was deleted because Aquino wanted it gone.
On SpirituallySmart.com, I saw the following quote from a Wikipedia talk session decision to delete the wiki on Michael Aquino.
From Michael Aquino's Wiki Page Deleted:
"... If Michael Aquino were more notable than this, I'd think there was a case for keeping it--but his notability really is relatively minor and courtesy is important. I note that Michael Aquino is a wikipedia contributor."
So it looks like Aquino needs more exposure.
NSA Devil Worshiper Michael Aquino sitting at his throne:
There is a documentary video clip about NSA Aquino towards the end of this page, a few clips I put together that were broadcast on TV news report exposes. It's a fairly popular video on YouTube. It also discusses the sexual crimes against children that Aquino has been accused of in the past. That video tells you some important things you should know about NSA Michael Aquino, including the part about these Satanic infiltrators being inside the NSA, and abroad in the country, working long range takeover plans that span several generations.
Despite all the fine work by many activists, the matters of these Satanic infiltrators is still mostly unknown to the general public. I'm hoping some art work today will help spur some interest.
There is some serious information on this page too, it's not all photochops and grins. There are some interesting and disturbing similarities between the NSA Devil Worshipers and the plots of the 1960's TV show Dark Shadows, as well as Aquino's speculated reasoning for emulating the following TV characters:
That's right, there's NSA Michael Aquino above, the mastermind author of the infamous Mind War paper, the military blueprint for the Brainwave Frequency Following Response Microwave Mind Control designed to control entire populations subliminally. Including our own population here in the United States!
Aquino's work also spawned other Electromagnetic Behavior Modification Human Experiments, and Organized Stalking crimes today that use Directed Energy Weapons or Microwave Hearing Technology. All in the name of Satan.
Some of those techniques are also frequently referred to as MKULTRA or COINTELPRO by many internet activists.
So WTF is Michael Aquino supposed to be, a cross between Eddie Munster and Barnabas Collins from Dark Shadows?
The Munsters was a 1960's TV series which was produced for only 2 seaons, but whose re-runs ran on network and independent TV stations around the United States for at least 15 years straight.
Even today The Munsters can be found on some channels.
I'm surprised that Aquino didn't also bear a resemblance to one of the Addams family, seeing as Aquino seemed to be emulating his role models for his public image.
That's actually an unpleasant thought because in the 1960's, Aquino was already an adult, serving high in the National Security Agency's Intelligence apparatus. Those are some mighty odd role models for a grown man in the 1960s.
It's more like Aquino was trying to tap the TV personalities for his warped look, so he would appeal to more Americans and hopefully suck more citizens into his evil schemes.
A warped look for a warped mind, it suits him well.
Dark Shadows was the first of it's kind in a daytime TV soap opera, it ran from 1966 to 1971.
Barnabas Collins, a vampire, was a star character of the groundbreaking TV Series. You see a modernized graphic above of Barnabas in one of his most famous poses, with his heirloom ring.
Barnabas was actually a hero of the show, and a victim of a witch's curse. Perhaps that's why Aquino didn't draw more from the character, and instead relied more upon Eddie Munster for his so called public image. The Munsters didn't really have a "hero" per se.
Although Aquino didn't use a lot of Dark Shadows to form his public image, it does appear that Aquino's NSA Devil Worshipers drew heavily from the plots of Dark Shadows. I'll get into that a little further down the post.
Pretty much every kid in my neighborhood watched Dark Shadows, and we used to play out Dark Shadows every day after it was on TV that day. That and we played Vietnam every day. The older kids in the neighborhood ran it. When I was kid, I even had the album of the TV show's music.
An Important Point About American TV in the 1960's
In the 1960's, there were only a few TV stations to choose from. Most Americans watched the same top TV shows. The entire U.S. population had 3 basic choices: CBS, NBC, or ABC. Independent channels just couldn't compete with the national network giants, and the government had it's fingers into what we were given to watch. Hit shows on the networks typically got the vast majority of the nationwide TV viewers, usually resulting in the demise of the shows on the other two major networks in the same time slots.
The Munsters and Dark Shadows are perfect examples of how when the audience was captured, they were really captured en masse. These shows were huge sucesses, most of America watched these shows for years. Although it may sound odd to call these formative TV shows, that's exactly what they were, formative.
Those shows helped shape America into what it is today.
That's not a good thing.
Aquino built his public image by drawing off of these shows because there was a huge crowd watching them and he hoped to suck as many people as possible into his evil cult. That much seems obvious. I'm also only noting that Aquino's eyebrows bear a slight resemblence to Spock's eyebrows. Star Trek was another of the super hit shows from the 1960's, a show that almost every American household watched. Mr. Spock was one of the top stars of the original Star Trek TV series.
Correlations between real life NSA Devil Worshipers and TV Series Dark Shadows
First of all both got started beginning in the 1960's. That's one thing they have in common.
In addition to all the cool vampires, werewolfs, ghosts, witchs, curses and other supernatural matters on the TV series Dark Shadows, there was also an ancient cult known as The Leviathans, who plagued the people of Dark Shadows' Collinwood. The Leviathans weren't exactly Satanic, they were actually something worse. Similar to the masterminds of the real life New World Order threats that we're facing today. The Leviathans were spirits in flesh forms, who had existed and ruled before life as we know it began. The Leviathans were made of essence, they were intelligent energy life forms. After the rise of man, some of the Leviathans refused to take living forms and went underground, becoming the origin of demons and evil.
Dark Shadows: The Leviathans
Here's another interesting similarity between the real life NSA Devil Worshipers and the TV Show Dark Shadows.
The Devil Worshipers in the TV Series Dark Shadows, and the real life NSA Devil Worshipers led by Michael Aquino, both wanted to make people hear voices in their heads.
Making people hear voices was done many times by the witches and other supernatural beings that haunted Collinwood in the 1960's Dark Shadows TV show.
The real life NSA Devil Worshipers led by Aquino planned to make people hear voices by using already existing Frey Microwave Hearing technology, and they planned on developing improved Microwave Mind Control technologies and methods. The NSA Devil Worshipers experimented on targeted segments of the country.
Making people hear voices was a key element for Aquino's master plans for microwave mind control that were revealed in his infamous Mind War paper, and making people hear voices using Microwave Hearing weapons is a key feature of Organized Stalking.
The technology to broadcast speech to an individual via microwave transmission has existed since 1961, aka Frey Microwave Hearing. There is no implant needed to receive and interpret those microwave signals, they are broadcast over open air. Microwave Hearing is also known as the Microwave Auditory Effect. The signal bounces off your bones and transmits itself to an area of your brain that decodes the signals you "heard". So you're not hearing sound as we know it to occur naturally. It's not a theory, it works, and the government has had the technology since the early 1960's. There was an early device known as The Neurophone that transmitted sound by microwave via the person's bones, a small contact had to be placed anywhere on the person's skin. See this excellent article, The Neurophone, at bibliotecapleyades.net.
These Microwave Hearing devices are not imaginary devices like the brain "Neuralyzer" from the Men In Black movies.
The Microwave Hearing and Subliminal Microwave Brain Wave Frequency Following Response Weapons are real working devices, and these practically untraceable weapons are being used in the Organized Stalking of Targeted Individuals today.
See Videos On Mind Control Weapons Technology, and 23 U.S. Patented Mind Control Related Devices (1956 – 2003).
The other mind control technologies that Aquino's master plan required were in fact developed. During Clinton's Administration, there was a huge spike in the patents issued for Microwave Brainwave Frequency Following Response Mind Control and other Subliminal Mind Control. The NSA Devil worshipers also planned to develop weaponry that can make people see things that aren't there, and holograms. That was accomplished with Project Blue Beam.
There are some more notable similarities between Dark Shadows and NSA Michael Aquino's activities, such as Victimization of Children by Devil Worshipers.
Facts about the alleged child molestation and other sexual assualts are covered in the Aquino video further down the post. It is also alleged that Aquino used his military clout and mind control units to avoid criminal convictions.
There is also an alleged connection between Aquino's NSA Devil Worshipers and the Franklin Conspiracy.
The Franklin Conspiracy was a blackmail plot against Republican Congressmen which happened in Nebraska in the early 1980's. Satanic rituals were performed in the Franklin Conspiracy. The Franklin Conspiracy used mind control and behavior modification techniques on children to create the sex slaves used in those blackmail operations. The people who ran the Franklin Conspiracy had branch "recruiting" operations in targeted areas across the country. They weren't taking willing recruits. The Franklin Conspiracy scheme is also related to the case of a Round Lake victim, Johnny X. There's a 2 minute video about The Franklin Conspiracy further down the page.
I'm not saying The Leviathans in the Dark Shadows TV show are real, I'm just saying it is comparable in some aspects as to how things are with the New World Order that threatens us for real today.
One such similarity between the TV Series Dark Shadows and the real life NSA Devil Worshipers is where one man (character Nicholas Blair) is a fear inspiring demon of some sort who on one hand controls witches, and with his other hand, he controls the ancient group known as The Leviathans.
I keep trying to tell people that we're facing multiple takeover plots being carried out by multiple groups. Groups both inside and outside of our government. One central group pulls all the strings.
Another similarity to the real life Satanic NWO is that The Leviathans were also fond of using symbolism:
The Dark Shadows wiki article on the Leviathans is an informative page with links to further reading on the key points of that part of the series timeline. It's a good short synopsis of the Leviathans, with plenty of links to reference material.
Coincidental to the release of this new page, there is a new "remake" of Dark Shadows that is scheduled to open May 11. A revival of sorts appears to be happening today. Perfect timing for the Satanic New World Order. See a recent review of the new movie Dark Shadows here at the Chicago Tribune. Perhaps mentioning the new 2012 movie Dark Shadows starring Johnny Depp may help this page's circulation.
NSA Devil Worshers are in league with other global Satanic New World Order forces using Microwave technology weapons. It's true.
I wish it was bullshit people.
These Satanic infiltrators are also using Microwave Hearing, and other Microwave technology brain wave Frequency Following Response mind control via any broadcast signal that can carry embedded microwave frequencies, and using subliminal and/or audible sound wavelengths when it suits their purposes. That means these Satanic infiltrators can use their military clout to send those mind control signals via TV, radio, cell phone, and any other sort of telecommunications. It's covered in the Aquino video further down this page.
The government has created many microwave weapons. Some can burn people, houses, whatever they want. Others cause disruption of your nervous system. That's not an all inclusive list of what the military has developed. Many of these weapons are available to certain public sectors. Organized Stalking of people has become a business over the past 15 years. People with money can buy someone a lifetime sentence of electronic and other harassment. There are several videos about known patented working model microwave weapons in my websites, and plenty of research material from others on the internet.
Microwave Weapons Used In Directed Energy Weapon Attacks On Individuals & Global Criminal Use Of DEWs
Videos On Mind Control Weapons Technology
23 U.S. Patented Mind Control Related Devices (1956 – 2003)
There is more in my navigation menus. I'm still working on re-creating tag pages for the blog posts after a small army of web attackers crippled my blog earlier this year. See How 5,620 Malicious Links Will Kill Your Website in Search Engines.
There are several reasons why I'm after Aquino, and at a minimum, one of his cohorts. I'm referring to The NSA Devil Worshiper The Witch, who operated in my home town in Lake County, IL.
See the page about NSA Devil Worshiper The Witch.
I'm not just here to broadcast Aquino's known works. I'm here to expose The Witch, who escaped justice when the Clinton Administration let these evil people go free, and let them continue their long range plans. They have to be stopped.
There is a lot of inter-connected information about these NSA Devil Worshipers and related NWO matters scattered about in my websites.
NSA Devil Worshipers are a nightmare in any language!
I've done several posts about Organized Stalking and tools that the NSA is using to spy on and control us with. I'll explain the Flying Monkeys & Borg Insects in a minute.
These aren't just my own allegations, other activists are trying to expose the nefarious NSA Michael Aquino, and ongoing crimes by the NSA.
The long range infiltration of our NSA and military by these devil worshipers is real and ongoing. The part about these devil worshipers working long range takeover of America plans spanning several generations is covered in the Aquino video posted further down the page.
A new generation of these Satanic infiltrators have been in place inside our NSA for 15 years already, set up by Aquino's generation.
Aquino handed over the controls to someone when he retired. That's a primary reason why it's so important to expose Aquino, so that his contacts and current replacements can be apprehended and removed from our government and military.
NSA's Flying Monkeys: Borg Insects & Micro UAV in Chicago
The two images below are clickable. They go to their respective videos. This is a synopsis of the page link above.
We have NSA Micro UAV's being used to spy on us. That is confirmed fact. We also have, from my own experiences and those reported by other Targeted Individuals, a strong possibility that some Micro UAVs are likely equipped with Microwave Weaponry.
The other video, NSA Borg Insects, is about another wonderful creation from the insane laboratories that serve the NSA and other shadowy government agencies. Robotized insects, implanted with controls while they are in the larvae state. These insects are being used to stalk Targeted Individuals, including those who are targets of NSA Michael Aquino.
NSA Micro UAV & Organized Stalkers
Because of my own experiences, both in the past and at present, with trying to expose the NSA Devil Worshipers having the Missing Crown of Liechtenstein, and some related matters, I dubbed the NSA Organized Stalkers as "NSA Flying Monkeys"
I tried exposing this twice during Clinton's Administration and during that time period the Chicago FBI ignored my walk in reports - twice. This is my third time around trying to expose these matters. I hope that somewhat explains the Flying Monkeys moniker that I am branding certain perps with, especially those from the NSA.
Flying Monkey: "A minion or one that carries out others bidding."
I have a page here of all the posts I had tagged as NSA Devil Worshipers. I'll add new pages to that list, I've done several videos that haven't made their way to this website yet.
Here's the little video expose on NSA Devil Worshiper Michael Aquino:
Aquino- NSA Devil Worshiper Long Range Takeover & Satellite Microwave Mind Control
These are some of my current pages related to Aquino:
National Security Agency Devil Worshipers: Satanic Infiltrators Working Long Range Takeover & Mind Control
One of Aquino's NSA Devil worshiper buddies operated in my home town of Round Lake, IL. That's where The Witch: NSA Devil Worshiper MKULTRA and The Missing Crown of Liechtenstein enter the picture. Those two are key elements in my websites and Anti-NWO efforts.
Why Devil Worshipers Have The Missing Crown of Liechtenstein
The Witch Videos Page
NSA Flying Monkeys: Borg Insects & Micro UAV in Chicago
NSA Devil Worshipers tagged posts
MKULTRA Child Victims Jailed or Killed - Franklin Conspiracy In 2 Minutes
Aquino is alleged to have been involved in the Franklin Conspiracy. That's why I included the video above.
See this page, The Suspects, at justiceforjohnnygosch.com, for some details of allegations against Aquino in that kidnapping case, and see this page, The Evidence, for more briefing on the Johnny Gosch kidnapping case, and the apparent coverup that has gone on.
See this pdf about the mysterious plane explosion death of Franklin Conspiracy investigator Gary Caradori, who was killed with his 8 year old son. Cardori wasn't going to allow the cover up, that was common knowledge at the time.
There are many more pages online trying to expose Aquino and his Satanic machinations, just do a web search for his name. Again, there are more Aquino and NSA Devil Worshiper related pages and videos in my navigation menu. These Devil Worshipers are a primary matter in my websites.
Dark Shadows & Munsters Videos
Other activists had previously suggested to me the similarities between Aquino & Eddie Munster. The other day it dawned on me where I saw the ring Aquino was wearing, so I added the Dark Shadows matter and put both concepts to my art. As I mentioned earlier, I'm familiar with Dark Shadows, I grew up with it, just like most of the kids in my neighborhood.
I didn't even know there was a new movie until I Googled Dark Shadows to look for videos.
These are both very old TV shows. For reference, I made a page with some clips from Dark Shadows, and one clip from The Munsters. Dark Shadows Video Clips 1.
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"I feel that our current spiritual nihilism and vacuity is like a trope that developed at a very recent timescale. It was evolutionarily necessary so that we could complete our sense of separation and individuation, and, in a way, attain the freedom to be an individual – Nietzsche talks about all of that stuff – but now that is completed there is another step to go through where we reintegrate archaic understandings of what it means to be human. I don't know exactly what that looks like, but what I do know, is that when I work with tribal people and have the opportunity to humbly participate in their way of being and their culture – I just feel better. I feel like something that was totally taken away from me is given back to me somehow. The Kogi were really extraordinary in that respect. I felt they had a tremendous dignity and precision in their use of language and their thoughts. When you are with them you definitely feel that they are a totally intact indigenous culture – they've just preserved themselves. They claim to be a very old culture – they refer to themselves as the 'Elder Brother' and they talk about us as the 'Younger Brother' – and it could very well be the case. I mean, we don't even know – there could be five thousand, ten thousand, fifteen thousand years of continuity in their culture or more. In that sense, there is probably a lot to learn from them just on the level that they still live totally sustainably. I think the continuity of their culture means they have a collective memory in the Jungian sense that stretches really far back. They also have a profound spiritual philosophy and cosmology – everything said to me there was so informed by that I was totally blown away and I want to go back. Part of the Kogi's teaching is that it's not enough to live and just do your normal day-to-day activities – you also have to make payments back to the earth through ceremonial acts which include ritualized prayers, visualizations… making sure that you're giving your energy back to the earth. They believe life has to be lived in a sacred manner and that prayer and gratitude have to be woven into the fabric of one's existence, or you're discarding the sacredness of your connection to the planet, which is very much where we in the west are at right now. The Kogi are warning us about, not just our treatment of nature, but also that our misunderstanding of our relatedness to the greater world and our spiritual reality are all leading us towards destruction. I believe we will see a lot more catastrophe before there's the necessary awakening. I mean, we're seeing the blowback right now with the nuclear disaster in Japan. It's a great example of how our hubris in thinking we could dominate and control natural processes for our own benefit is now beginning to literally explode on us."
Daniel Pinchbeck is a spiritual seeker committed to transmitting messages to the masses from both the furthest reaches of consciousness and the remotest parts of the planet. The psychonaut author of Breaking Open the Head and The Return of Quetzalcoatl is an advocate of the notion that we are currently in the middle of a profound evolutionary shift – on the verge of a cyclical leap in consciousness predicted by the Maya some 5,000 years ago. It may sound far-fetched but if you can set aside the cynical value judgment our consumerist secular society has conditioned us to make about such beliefs, you might just find some of his arguments unnervingly convincing. On a recent trip to London, to give a talk at Dazed Live about his film 2012: Time For Change, Pinchbeck took some time out to describe to AnOther his recent journey to meet the Kogi tribe of the Sierra Nevada. The Kogi first became known to the wider world in the early 90s when one of their elders came down from the mountains in order to deliver a warning about our rampant destruction of the earth.
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Daniel Pinchbeck was in London last weekend for Dazed Live and was interviewed at the Bethnal Green Town Hall Hotel.


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President Barack Obama announces Mayor Anthony Foxx, of Charlotte, N.C., as his nominee for Transportation Secretary, in the East Room of the White House, April 29, 2013. Outgoing Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood applauds at right. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
This afternoon, President Obama announced that he intends to nominate Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx as the next Secretary of Transportation.
If confirmed, Mayor Foxx will follow in the footsteps of one of the best Secretaries of Transportation ever, Secretary Ray LaHood. During Secretary LaHood's tenure, he has been a tireless advocate for rebuilding America's infrastructure and creating good jobs that strengthen the economy.
As the President shared in his remarks, one of the things that Secretary LaHood understands well is the value of establishing strong relationships with the nation's mayors, governors and county officials. In continuing that tradition, the President noted that Mayor Foxx has "the respect of his peers, mayors and governors all across the country."
As leader of one of America's most vibrant cities, Mayor Foxx has a record of delivering on transportation. Since he took office, Charlotte has broken ground on a new Streetcar Project, expanded the international airport, and extended the city's light rail system. He knows firsthand the importance of investing in transportation and how that investment can be a catalyst for job creation and greater opportunities for all residents.
Today, we thank Secretary Ray LaHood for his extraordinary service, leadership, and record of accomplishment. Looking forward, we know that Mayor Foxx's experience and deep knowledge of the impact of federal transportation policy on local communities will make him an extraordinary Transportation Secretary.
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Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Episode 6 Title Revealed: "The Remains of the 'A'"
In the world of Pretty Little Liars, upcoming episode titles are definitely exciting. Now we know the title of Season 3, Episode 6: "The Remains of the 'A'." Here are the episode titles we know for the first few Season 3 episodes:
Episode 1: "It Happened That Night"
Episode 2: "Blood Is the New Black"
Episode 3: "Kingdom of the Blind"
Episode 4: "Birds of a Feather"
Episode 5: "That Girl Is Poison"
Episode 6: "The Remains of the 'A'"
The title takes its most obvious inspiration from the 1989 Kazuo Ishiguro novel, The Remains of the Day. The basic plot centers around a butler reminiscing on his former friendship with an employer, Miss Kenton, who we slowly realize harbored a secret love for him.
Knowing PLL, we're guessing that the episode's plot won't draw very much from the novel, but will be more literal. We know how prominently Alison's (Sasha Pieterse) remains have featured on the show, particularly when it comes to her autopsy report and Garrett (Yani Gellman) and Jenna's (Tammin Sursok) involvement. Or, the title could hint at the remaining members of the "A" team mentioned by Mona (Janel Parrish) in the Season 2 finale (Season 2, Episode 25: "UnmAsked").
Either way, we're intrigued!
Catch an all-new Pretty Little Liars when Season 3 premieres on Tuesday, June 5 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.
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Oh, Rob Kardashian, we feel your pain…or rather, we felt your pain until you went ahead and put it on Twitter. After recently breaking up with lady friend Rita Ora, Rob allegedly took to Twitter to let the world know how badly the "Hot Right Now" singer done him dirt. "She cheated on me with nearly 20 dudes while we were together, I wonder how many she will sleep with now that we apart? But I mean 20?!!," Kardashian ranted in the now deleted posts. "I'm actually disgusted a woman could give up her body to more than 20 dudes in less than a year's time whle trying to start a career." The semi-imaginative insult "Rita Whora" is now trending across the Twitterscape, and yet somehow, defying all logic, Rob Kardashian manages to come across like the bigger jerk. Proving once again that nothing is impossible with the power of the Internet!
Now, we're not saying we would want to get cheated on with 20 guys either; our boyfriend would have so much explaining to do. Clearly Rob has every right to hate her beautiful guts, but there is literally no reason to tweet about your famous ex's infidelities other than inciting total strangers to hate her on the Internet. And just on the Internet if she's lucky! Remember those whack jobs who sent death threats after the recent Chris Brown Twitter debacle? Everyone knows that people on the Internet be cray!
Clearly Rob's fellow Kardashians at least kind of agree with us. "Rob be nice kiddddd," sister Khloe tweeted this morning. And as for the idea that it's "disgusting" for a woman to "give up" her body to the sexual partner or partners of her choosing, let's keep in mind some people's entire families are only famous because their sister made a sex tape with Brandy's little brother, which is now perhaps the most famous sex tape in the world! So let's all try to keep everything in perspective here, shall we?
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Makilah Alexander – Candidate Secretary
Important issues that I would like to address as Secretary are certain aspects of Food Services, the lack of networking between student organizations, and improve the SGA's outlook upon the campus in ways of improving town hall attendance. I would also take the time to ask voters what they would reasonably like to change, as well as work on issues with fellow leaders on campus. It is truly important to address issues that affect everyone on campus. Food service is not just about providing food, but a civil experience, I feel hospitality is seriously lacking in food service overall. UIS is comprised of multiple student lead organizations and I believe it is in the campus's best interest to unify as many as possible. Town halls are a great way for SGA to have opinions on what needs to be done as well as organizations to hear how they can help. Even though UIS is great campus, there is always room for improvement and I would like to be a part of that movement.


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It's a sad reflection of the quality of economic debate, or perhaps the economic knowledge of our rulers, that Margaret Hodge is once again calling for a boycott of Amazon over how little it pays in corporation tax in the UK. This woman is, after all, the chair of the Public Accounts Committee of the House of Commons and one would hope that someone in that position would have at least a modicum of knowledge about how the tax system works. But apparently not and so woe is us.
Margaret Hodge, chair of the public accounts committee, said shoppers should find alternatives to the Seattle-headquartered retailer, after consumer action persuaded coffee chain Starbucks Starbucks to resume UK tax payments last year.
"It is an outrage and Amazon should pay their fair share of tax," said Hodge. "They are making money out of not paying taxes. I no longer use Amazon. We should shop elsewhere. What we demonstrated with Starbucks is the power of the consumer voice."
Hodge goes on:
Hodge said: "If you are an Amazon user you get endless emails saying Amazon.co.uk. You then order your goods and you get them delivered by the Royal Mail in parcels stamped with the Queen's head, and they then pretend it's nothing to do with business in the UK. They are damaging British jobs. If you are a small bookshop in the high street you can never compete with their prices, because you pay taxes. Even for John Lewis their future is also threatened because they pay their taxes."
To all of which a number of things can be said. The first being that if business taxes are so damaging to business then why one Earth is anyone supporting business taxes at such a level that they are damaging to business? But we'll never see Hodge, or anyone else on the left, arguing for lower business taxes even as they continually point, shrieking, to the damage that they do. It's almost as if they don't want people to invest, create jobs and get the economy moving. Either that or feeding the maw of the State is more important than investment, jobs or getting the economy moving.
The second is that absolutely everything that Amazon does is entirely legal under the terms of the law. And given that Hodge is one of those who makes the law (indeed, she was a Minister herself for a number of years) then the state of that law is a) something she should take responsibility for and b) something she has, or at least has had, some power to change. But when she had it she didn't I'd like to point out.
The third is that profits tax is charged upon profits. And it's true that Amazon doesn't make much profit in the UK. Sales are booked into Luxembourg and the UK arm is just a series of service centres to that Luxembourg arm. But we also know that globally, as a whole, Amazon doesn't make much profit because we can see that in its global accounts. They quite specifically run the company to just about break even. Small profits some years and quarters, small losses in others. All the cash that comes in is reinvested (there are no dividends nor share buybacks) in expanding the business itself. So, even if we moved to a system of unitary taxation (the most often discussed alternative to the current one) there still wouldn't be much profits tax revenue from the company simply because it doesn't make much in the way of profit.
And finally, it's extraordinary to hear some lefty complaining about a company not making much in the way of profit. The same people have spent the past century and a half complaining that profit is the exploitation of the value of the labour provided by the worker. An absence of profit must therefore mean an absence of exploitation: but as soon as a company decides to deliberately run itself without profit, thus without exploitation, they start screaming all over again. Could we at least get a little bit of consistency here?
The bottom line about why Amazon doesn't pay much in the way of profits tax is that Amazon doesn't make much in the way of profits. This is true both at the UK level and the global: so why the complaints about not paying profits tax on profits that it doesn't make?


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Step 1: Gather your materials.
Step 2: Making the Rotor.
Cut three pieces of foil. The exact dimensions for the basic motor are not important, but they need to be slightly shorter than the cup is tall, and of a width so that there is a gap of about 1cm between the pieces when you stick them to the cup.
Stick the pieces of foil to the cup. Space them evenly around the cup, and make sure there is no point where neighbouring pieces touch each other.
(I say "three pieces of foil", but the exact number seems unimportant - maybe somebody would like to research this point - as long as it is two or more.)
Step 3: Making the Base and Adding the Rotor.
It is possible to sharpen the dowel with a pencil sharpener, or even use a sharp pencil instead of the dowel. Bamboo usually needs a sharp knife.
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Post pictures when you do!
Isn't it just?
Will your balloon stick easily to a wall after you rub it on something?
i have a question, one part of copper wire goes connected to earth and to a static electricity fuel or to a baloon, the other part of wire... goes where?
We tended to make the foils in pairs to make it easier to balance the rotor.
My first questions would be "Was the weather humid?", and "Were you in contact with bare metal on the radiator?".
I bought a cheap refurb Van de Graaff off e-bay and it arrived today. The thing is, the generator makes so much electrostatic wind that a plain plastic cup will turn in any case - no need for the foil!
I made my rotor using mylar film from a crisp-bag (chip-bag if you are American) and it seemed to work very well. Turned when the other end of the wire was about a foot from the VdeG. No need to actually contact the dome.
I think the friction on the cup is just so low that it turns with the slightest breath. Certainly you don't need to be anywhere near contacting the dome once its charged up to make it spin (that's the rotor with the mylar strips). It wil easily turn a plain cup by the wind it produces, but you need to contact the dome for that one.
If you only have a couple of feet of spare wire, find an extension lead. Touch the plug end to your ground, and stick the spare wire into the socket end at your motor.
You could, though, charge the jar and then use it to run the motor...
Connect the the Earth (or "ground") instead. Use a longer wire and touch it to bare metal on a cold-water pipe. The container of water will charge up, but not allow that charge to flow away. When it is as charged as the TV, the static will stop flowing, and the motor will stop.


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There's lots to see and lot's to think about and you'll come to your own conclusions.
But whatever you do, don't miss the bit at about 9' 30" of Part 2 where Jim Allen, who wrote the play, is asked if he could imagine a play that he would wish to prevent.
Allen's response made me want to run away and bury my head.
P.S. Just one other thought: Apart from Marion Wolfson, is there anyone in this programme who is worth the time of day? I don't think so.
Look at them - apart from Marion Woolfson, not one of them is worth a light.
Robert Kee the presenter who slobbers all over the horrible Hugo Gryn. Gryn himself, the worst possible professional Holocaust survivor – a sort of mini Elie Wiesel – who made a living out of uttering moral platitudes, no doubt gained during his brief sojourn in Auschwitz. High on his list of priorities was, of course, the maintenance of Jewish power generally and Israeli and Zionist power specifically.
Then there's Martin Gilbert – Jew and Court Historian par excellance who also has made a very good living indeed out of the Holocaust.
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Monday, June 4th marks two years since the disappearance of Kyron Horman.
The case has captured national attention, after Kyron disappeared from Skyline Elementary school in Portland, back in June of 2010.
Police say his stepmother, Terri Horman, was the last person to see him.
On Saturday, the public took part in a "Run For Kyron," an event held up in the Portland area by Kyron's father, Kaine Horman.
Kyron's father filed for divorce and a restraining order against his wife, Terri, shortly after the search began for his missing son.
Meanwhile, no suspects have been officially named in the investigation.
On Friday, his mother filed a ten million dollar civil lawsuit against the boy's step-mother.
Desiree Young, the biological mother of Kyron is accusing Terri Horman of custodial interference.
Under Oregon law, custodial interference involves keeping a person from their legal custodian "permanently or for a pro-tracted period."
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration says it will lighten the regulatory load on employers with a comprehensive new rule that streamlines and simplifies the agency's standards.
The new rule, to be published soon in the Federal Register, will maintain employee protection while saving employers $43 million and 1.9 million hours of paperwork each year, said Dr. David Michaels, the OSHA administrator.
The new rule will contain no requirements, so employers will be able to comply immediately, according to OSHA.
Respiratory Changes
The new rule will result in several changes to OSHA's respiratory protection standard, including:
Hazard Labeling, Record-Keeping
OSHA also plans to harmonize U.S. hazard classifications and labels with those used by other nations, which is expected to save employers about $585 million a year on average.
Other changes will delete a number of requirements for employers to transmit exposure and medical records to NIOSH, thus saving NIOSH significant cost to store and maintain the records. According to NIOSH, these records did not serve a useful research purpose.
The slings standards also will be updated and streamlined by requiring that employers use only slings marked with manufacturers' loading information.
Other Changes
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The changes are based an agency review, public comments, and recommendations from an Office of Management and Budget report, OSHA said.
Regulatory Review
The new rule will conclude the third phase of OSHA's Standards Improvement Project (SIP-III), an agency initiative that periodically reviews regulations for confusing language, outdated requirements, or duplicative and inconsistent provisions. SIP-I was published in 1998; SIP-II, in 2005.
The rule will also dovetail with the goals of President Obama's Executive Order 13563, "Improving Regulation and Regulatory Review," issued Jan. 18, mandating federal agencies to simplify their standards and reduce regulatory burdens.
The changes "will help keep OSHA standards up to date and better enable employers to comply with their regulatory obligations," the agency said.
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OSHA standards (and their website) could use a LOT more simplification and ease-of-use.
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March 4, 2005
Date: Saturday, March 5, 2005
Time: 1:00 p.m. EST
Location: Worcester, Mass.
Arena: Hart Center
Capacity: 3,700
Team Records:
Naval Academy 11-17 (6-8 Patriot League)
Holy Cross 18-10 (12-2 Patriot League)
Series History: Holy Cross, 28-4
Last Meeting: Holy Cross, 71-57 (February 4)
Streak: Holy Cross, 3
Broadcast Information:
Radio: WTAG 580 AM
Talent: Bob Fouracre, Jeremy Lechan
Radio: WCHC 88.1 FM, Holy Cross student station
Internet: www.sportsjuice.com
Tonight's game is the 33rd all-time meeting between Holy Cross and Navy in the 30 seasons of varsity basketball at HC.
The Series: Holy Cross owns a 28-4 series advantage over Navy, and is 16-1 when playing the Mids at the Hart Center. The Crusaders are 4-0 against Navy in the Patriot League Tournament, and 3-0 versus the Mids when playing tournament games at in Worcester. The Purple and White are currently on a three-game winning streak against Navy. The only time Navy defeated Holy Cross at the Hart Center was last season (71-64).
Holy Cross vs. Navy in the Tournament: Holy Cross is 28-4 all-time in Patriot League post-season play, and has won nine Championship titles. Of those 28 wins, four have come against Navy:
1993-94 HC, 83-79 Semifinal Game
1995-96 HC, 75-66 Semifinal Game*
1997-98 HC, 67-60 Championship Game*
1998-99 HC, 72-58 Championship Game*
* at Hart Center
Home Cookin': Holy Cross is 8-0 at home this year against Patriot League opponents, and is 15-1 all-time in Patriot League Tournament games played at the Hart Center.
Probable Starters:
G - #10 Sarah Placek, Jr., 5-3, 8.5 ppg, 2.6 apg, Conference: 6.0 ppg, 2.6 apg
G - #05 Laura Aloisi, Fr., 5-9, 3.4 ppg, 4.4 apg, Conference: 3.1 ppg, 3.8 apg
G - #34 Maggie Fontana, Sr., 5-11, 10.7 ppg, 5.6 rpg, Conference: 13.1 ppg, 6.1 rpg
F - #33 Brittany Keil, So., 6-2, 10.0 ppg, 5.3 rpg, Conference: 11.1 ppg, 5.2 rpg
C - #00 Lisa Andrews, Sr., 6-3, 12.6 ppg, 5.1 rpg, Conference: 15.3 ppg, 5.9 rpg
Holy Cross Captures 11th League Title: Holy Cross claimed its 11th all-time Patriot League regular season title last week after finishing the 2004-2005 regular season campaign with a 12-2 conference record. The last time Holy Cross won the regular season title was during the 2002-2003 season when the Crusaders went 24-8, won the PL Tournament, and earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Home Is Where the Hart Is: HC has an all-time record of 251-53 at the Hart Center, including a 10-3 mark at home this season. HC has posted a record of 48-15 (.761) at home over the course of the last four seasons, and is 8-0 this season when playing Patriot League opponents on the Hart Center floor.
2004-2005 All-League Teams Announced: Four players from Holy Cross were recognized on this year's All-League squad as announced by conference officials on Tuesday. Seniors Lisa Andrews and Maggie Fontana earned First Team All-League accolades, while freshmen Laura Aloisi and Ashley McLaughlin were named to the All-Rookie Team. Holy Cross was the only school with four players selected. Lehigh, Army and Bucknell had three players each.
2004-2005 Women's Basketball All-Patriot League Teams:
First Team:
Lisa Andrews, Holy Cross
Joanna Barnes, American
Emily Braseth, Colgate
Jessica DePalo, Lehigh
Maggie Fontana, Holy Cross
Second Team:
Nikki Curtis, Navy
Sara Ellis, Lehigh
Cara Enright, Army
Shavonne Holden, Army
Lindsey Hollobaugh, Bucknell
Mary Frances Hynoski, Lehigh
All-Rookie Team:
Laura Aloisi, Holy Cross
Kesha Champion, Bucknell
Cara Enright, Army
Hope Foster, Bucknell
Ashley McLaughlin, Holy Cross
Vanessa Van De Venter, Lafayette
Player of the Year: Jessica DePalo, Lehigh
Defensive Player of the Year: Megan Ballard, Colgate
Rookie of the Year: Cara Enright, Army
Coach of the Year: Sue Troyan, Lehigh
Fontana Records Third Double-Double Of Season: Maggie Fontana registered her third double-double of the season with a 17-point, 10-rebound performance against Lafayette in the first round of the Patriot League quarterfinals Thursday night. Fontana's rebounding effort was a game-high and her 17 points was a team-high. Fontana leads the team in rebounding with 5.6 per outing.
This Time Out: After convincing wins in Patriot League quarterfinal action on Thursday night, the #1 Crusaders and #5 Mids will meet for the third time this season in a semifinal contest on Saturday afternoon. Holy Cross (18-10) swept Navy earlier this season with a 73-48 win in Annapolis (January 21) and a 71-57 win at the Hart Center (February 4). Ten of HC's 18 victories this season have come on the Hart Center floor (8-0 vs. PL teams). The Crusaders are 7-3 when they play during the day and are 5-0 when they play on Saturdays. After a 5-2 February, Holy Cross is 1-0 in March thus far. Navy is coming off a 62-40 upset win over #4 American and stands at 11-17 overall. The Midshipmen are winners of three of their last four contests.
Last Time Out: The Crusaders took a 74-61 decision over #8 Lafayette in a quarterfinal game at the Hart Center on Thursday night. Maggie Fontana went for her third double-double of the season with 17 points and 10 rebounds and Lisa Andrews added 12 points and four blocks to lead Holy Cross. The Crusaders took a 38-15 lead into the break after ending the first half on an 18-0 run. The Crusaders forced nine Lafayette turnovers in the final 5:57 of the half and held the Leopards to just 19% from the field. Holy Cross led by as much as 26 points (49-23) with 14:24 remaining. Lafayette fought back and cut the lead to nine (59-50) with 5:06 left, but would not get any closer. Sarah Placek added 10 points and four rebounds while Laura Aloisi recorded seven points, seven assists and a career-high seven steals for the Crusaders. Brittany Keil and Kaitlin Foley both tallied six points. Lafayette was led by Vanessa VanDeVenter with a game-high 22 points. Val Gomez added 17 points and Lindsay Myers chipped in 10 points and a team-high seven rebounds.
Next Time Out: The Patriot League championship game will be held on Wednesday, March 9 at the highest remaining seed. The winner of today's #1Holy Cross/#5Navy game will face the winner of the #2Lehigh/#6Colgate game.
Scouting The Midshipmen: Navy (11-17) rolled to a 62-40 win over #4 American on Thursday night. The Mids went into the break with a 22-19 advantage, and then exploded for 40 second half points, while holding American to just 25% from the floor and a dismal 7% from three-point range. Navy is led by Second Team All-League selection Nikki Curtis (Jacksonville, Fla.) who leads the team in both scoring (12.9 ppg) and rebounding (7.0 rpg). Foward Carly Meyer (Orlando, Fla.) is averaging 8.9 ppg and 4.9 rpg. The six-foot sophomore is also the team's second leading shot blocker with 15 rejections this season. Six-foot-two sophomore Kate Hobbs (Wexford, Pa.) leads the team in blocks (24) and is scoring 8.2 points per outing. Five-foot-seven junior guard Lauren Skrel (Walnut Creek, Calif.) leads the team and the league in assists with 148 (5.2 apg).
Holy Cross in Patriot League Play: Holy Cross finished the regular season with a 12-2 conference mark after a 74-61 win at Army last Saturday. Twentieth-year head coach Bill Gibbons has compiled a 165-31 (.841) record in Patriot League play, including HC's 12 wins this year. Gibbons also has six Patriot League Coach of the Year awards and has led his teams to 11 regular season titles, including this year's, and nine championship titles.
Strength In Numbers: As a team, the Crusaders rank first in seven of 19 team categories among the Patriot League statistics. HC is tops in scoring margin, free throw percent, field goal percent, field goal percent defense, three-point percent defense, assists and steals. The Crusaders are also ranked second in scoring offense and turnover margin and third in scoring defense, blocked shots and assist-to-turnover ratio.
Unchartered Territory: Last week's loss to Bucknell marked the first time all season long that Holy Cross outrebounded its opponent and lost. The Crusaders had been a perfect 8-0 in games when they grabbed more boards than their opponents, but despite pulling down two more rebounds than Bucknell (43-41), the Bison came out on top. The 72-71 loss also marked the first time this year that HC scored 70+ points and lost. The Crusaders had been 6-0 in games where they put up more than 70 points prior to last Wednesday's defeat.
Tough 'D': Holy Cross is 11-0 when holding its opponents to 60 points or less this season. The Crusaders have held seven opponents to 50 points or less thus far, including a three-game streak where the Purple and White held three consecutive opponents to 48 points. The Crusaders are also 14-2 when they force 20+ turnovers.
HC In The National Statistics: According to the latest release (Feb. 28), Holy Cross is ranked in the Top 25 nationally in assists per game with 16.6 (25th). Leading the nation in assists per game is DePaul (19.9), one of the Crusaders opponents earlier this year. HC is also ranked in the Top 50 in two other categories. The Purple and White are 32nd free throw percent (74.4%) behind national leader Idaho State (78.6) and are 39th in steals per game (10.8) behind national leader North Carolina at 14.7.
Win Total: 411: Holy Cross head coach Bill Gibbons continues to move up the history charts, having picked up his 411th career win on Thursday after a 74-61 win #8 Lafayette in Patriot League quarterfinal action. Gibbons is the winningest basketball coach (men's or women's) in the history of Holy Cross. The 20th year coach is also currently ranked 37th among active Division I women's basketball coaches by number of victories.
Andrews, Keil Named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America: Lisa Andrews and Brittany Keil were named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Women's Basketball District I Team (Feb.17). Andrews was selected to the First Team with a 3.64 gpa, while Keil represents Holy Cross on the Second Team with a 3.96 gpa. Holy Cross was the only school in District I with two players named to the Academic All-America squad. A total of ten players from District I were selected.
Fontana Sets New HC Mark: Maggie Fontana's consecutive free throw streak ended at 33 at Lafayette on February 11 when the 5-foot-11 guard/forward went 7-for-8 from the line on the night. Fontana fell one free throw shy of tying the all-time Patriot League record of 34 consecutive free throws. Fontana's 33 straight foul shots across a seven-game span, did however, set a new HC women's basketball record, crushing the previous record of 23 consecutive set by Beth Godfrey during the 1992-1993 season.
Fontana Takes Sixth Slot: Maggie Fontana moved into sixth place on Holy Cross' all-time rebounding list last week. The Illinois native now has 750 rebounds and leads the team in rebounding with 5.6 per outing. Phyllis Townsend (`84) and Norinne Powers (`93) occupy the fifth slot with 762 boards.
Hot Hands: Holy Cross is 3-0 when shooting 50% or better, and is 2-0 when it scores 80 or more points (vs. Colgate 80-74, vs. Iona 89-46). The Crusaders' best shooting performance of the year was 61.4% against Iona in November. HC also shot better than 54% against Colgate on February 19 and converted on 51.7% of its shots versus Army on January 12.
Getting To The Line: The Crusaders are tops among PL teams (all games and conference games) in team free throw percent, and boast an 13-2 record when they record more free throw attempts than their opponents. The Crusaders' 21 made free throws against Bucknell last Wednesday tied a season high (Colgate, 2/19/05) for The Cross. HC's 87% (20-for-23) performance from the line against American (2/6/05) was its second best perfomance (93.8%; 15-for-16 vs. Boston College) this season.
Sharpshooters: As a team, Holy Cross ranks third in three-point shooting percent (all games - 33.5%). Sophomore Brittany Keil ranks first (all games), shooting 44.4% (32 for 72) from behind the arc and junior Jessica Conte ranks seventh at 35.4% (29 for 82).
From the Charity Stripe: Holy Cross ranks first from the foul line, shooting a League-best 75.4% (conference games only) and 74.3% across all games. Maggie Fontana is second in the Patriot League at 85.9% (55-for-64) and leads the team with an 80.9% rate (89-for-110). Lisa Andrews is ranked third in foul shooting in Patriot League games, shooting an impressive 81.8% (36-for-44). Andrews is second on the team in that same category, converting better than 80% (67-for-83) of her foul shots. Through 28 games, Crusader players have made good on 368 of 495 attempts.
Block Party: Lisa Andrews is currently ranked second in blocked shots in overall games among PL players. She is also third in PL games in the same category. The 6-foot-4 center has turned away a team-leading 48 shots so far this season. Andrews is averaging 1.71 blocks per game. She finished last season ranked 21st in the country with 2.5 blocks per outing.
Battle of the Boards: The Crusaders are 9-1 when outrebounding their opponents, and are 9-9 when their opponents win the battle of the boards. The Crusaders have been outrebounded in 18 of 28 games this season, including a streak of eight straight games earlier this season where HC opponents pulled down more boards.
Andrews Joins HC Elite: On February 13 at Lehigh, Lisa Andrews became the 21st player in HC women's basketball history to score 1,000 career points. Going into the game, Andrews needed just two points to reach the 1,000 point plateau and scored her milestone basket on a jumper just 5:33 into the game. The 6-foot-3 center finished the contest with a game-high 21 points, and currently has 1,054 for her career.
Head Coach Bill Gibbons: Bill Gibbons is in his 20th season as head coach of the Holy Cross women's basketball program. He has led the Crusaders to nine Patriot League Tournament titles and eleven Patriot League regular season titles in the last 14 years. He has also made 10 postseason appearances (nine NCAA Tournaments and one WNIT) in his 19 years as head coach. With fifteen 20-win seasons under his belt, Gibbons has cemented himself and the women's basketball program as one of the best in the Northeast. Gibbons currently has a record of 411-182 in his 20th year as head coach. The sixth coach of the women's program at Holy Cross, he has enjoyed the longest tenure in this position. With his 358th victory, he surpassed George Blaney (357) to become the school's all-time winningest coach in basketball history. In 2003, Gibbons was inducted into the New England College Basketball Hall of Fame at the University of Rhode Island.
Career Record: 411-182
Patriot League Record: 165-31
Years: 20
Record at School: Same
Re-Writing The Record Books: On Sunday, January 30, Maggie Fontana converted 11-of-11 foul shots, breaking the Holy Cross women's basketball single-game record. The previous best was a 10-for-10 performance by Beth Godfrey vs. Indiana on January 3, 1993. Fontana's 11 free throws also marked a new Patriot League single-game high this season.
Records to Watch: Maggie Fontana is moving up in a number of all-time Holy Cross statistics lists. Fontana is currently ranked ninth in scoring with 1,531 points. She is currently ranked third in steals with 245, and she is ranked sixth in rebounds (750). Fontana is also steadily climbing the all-time Patriot League charts in a number of categories. She is currently ranked 10th in assists (411), 11th in rebounds (750), and 13th in points (1,531). Lisa Andrews is currently tied for second in both all-time Patriot League and all-time Holy Cross history after her four rejections against Lafayette on Thursday. Andrews currently has 194 blocks, which ties former HC player Karen Juda's (`96) mark.
Double Trouble: Seniors Maggie Fontana and Lisa Andrews are the only two HC players who have recorded double-doubles this season. Fontana came up with her third double-double of the season with a 17-point, 10-rebound performance against Lafayette in the PL quarterfinals on Thursday. She also put up an 18-point, 14-rebound performance against Bucknell on February 23, and had 10 points and 10 boards in a one-point loss to UAB on November 26. Andrews went for 17 points and 13 boards in a 67-48 win over American on January 23 and 12 points and 10 boards in a 64-56 win at Siena on December 9.
2004-2005 Weekly Honors: Jessica Conte earned her first career Patriot League Player of the Week award (Feb. 21) after coming off the bench to pump in a team-high and a career-high 18 points against Colgate (Feb.19). Maggie Fontana earned her first Player of the Week award on January 31 after putting up 17.5 points and 7.5 rebounds against Lafayette and Lehigh. Lisa Andrews has earned two Player of the Week awards (January 17, November 22) and Laura Aloisi was named Rookie of the Week (Nov. 29) after her performances in the Iona (six assists, three steals), UAB (career-high 14 points), and UMass games (career-high 11 assists).
Where To Find Holy Cross Women's Basketball
On Television:
College Sports Television (CSTV) will broadcast the March 9 Patriot League Championship game, which will be held at the highest remaining seed. Throughout the Worcester area, CSTV is channel 318 on Charter Cable. CSTV can be found on channel 610 on DIRECTV.
On the Radio:
Today's semifinal game against #5 Navy will be broadcast live on WTAG 580 AM. Bob Fouracre and Jeremy Lechan will bring you all the action. WCHC 88.1 FM, the Holy Cross student station will also broadcast the game live.
On the Internet:
All games broadcast on WTAG 580 AM can also be heard on www.sportsjuice.com. Each game will be linked from the Holy Cross website. Other information on Holy Cross basketball and all 26 other varsity sports is also available through the new Holy Cross Athletics website at: www.goholycross.com
The Holy Cross Women's Basketball Show: Tune in to WCTR TV-3 Wednesday nights at 10:30 p.m. and Thursday nights at 8:00 p.m. for the Holy Cross Women's Basketball Show with Head Coach Bill Gibbons. Each week, WCTR TV-3 Sports Director Kevin Shea will sit down with Gibbons and members of this year's coaching staff and team and talk about all things Holy Cross basketball, and the Crusaders quest for the 2004-2005 Patriot League Championship and a bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Media Policies:
INTERVIEWS: Interviews with Head Coach Bill Gibbons, his staff and Holy Cross players can be set up by contacting Brianne Mallaghan in the Holy Cross Athletic Media Relations Office at (508) 793-2583 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Arrangements for interviews should be made atleast 24 hours in advance.
POSTGAME PROCEDURES: The Holy Cross women's basketball locker room is closed to the media. Members of the media should submit player interview requests to Brianne Mallaghan, the Holy Cross women's basketball contact, by the five-minute mark of the second half. Players and Coaches will be available for postgame interviews following a 10-minute cooling off period after the game.


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The food was okay but the service was really bad. Our waitress arbitrarily decided to add the gratuity herself, not the restaurant policy. There were a few of us and we had to break down the bill ourselves. When we left off the gratuity from our cards, she again arbitrarily added it in. We spoke to the manager about it, but he did nothing. Won't go back there.
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Tasty Veggie Burger with a zesty black bean sauce & lightly toasted roll; yum!
Posted by fi on 03/08/2012
food is expensive and taste ok. really bad and disrespectful service
Posted by HG on 01/27/2012
This place is known for burgers so I guess i ordered the wrong thing, but it was an early lunch. "traditional" Cobb salad sucked--3 grape tomatoes, egg, some cheddar cheese on a pile of lettuce. Also got the roasted tomato soup which had little flavor and not seasoning--just tasted like heated up canned tomatoes. My friend got the chicken sandwich. the chicken was so dry it tasted like it had been left on the grill for an hour. Very disappointing. Make me wonder if the burger is worth it.
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Aside from the hot dog carts, there isn't a better deal in SoHo. Whoever complained about the "SoHo pricing" should go back to Kansas.
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I have been to this place a couple of times. It is basically a glorified burger/sandwich joint. The drinks come in plastic cups, the same with the salad, which are, by the way, pre-made and pre-packaged. The fries are ok, nothing to call home about. What I do like about this place, and what keeps me going back is the atmosphere (really feel good place for a fast-food restaurant) and the BURGERS. Love, love, love their burgers. Tasty, neatly presented and cheap.
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What exactly does the progress bar in super mean? (the one that pops up when encoding a file)
It can't show how much of the video it has encoded, because the bar will go all the way to the end and then back to the start about 4 or 5 times.
So what exactly is the purpose of the progress bar?


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One of the great Romantic comedies of the 90's is the film, "As Good As It Gets" in which Jack Nicholson plays a wealthy author by the name of Melvin Udall who develops a crush on single mum and waitress Carol Connelly, played by Helen Hunt. Unfortunately for Melvin (and Carol) Melvin suffers from severe obsessive compulsive disorder. He is rude, obnoxious and mentally unstable. Who Melvin is and how he acts and treats others threatens to derail his fledgling friendship with Carol the waitress.
One of the memorable scenes involves Melvin taking Carol on a date. In his usual rude style Melvin makes a derogatory statement about the way in which Carol is dressed. Offended she responds by demanding that Melvin pay her a compliment or she will walk out. After bumbling around Nicholson utters one of Hollywood's greatest lines, "You make me want to be a better man!"
How do you know you are truly in love? The person you are with makes you want to be a better person!
There is something inherent in the gospel we have received that should make us want to be better people. No just better people morally but people who live better, people who love better. People who live the better story! I am amazed at the number of Christians who have this wonderful new life in Christ and yet somehow seem to live less than ordinary. I am not speaking of ordinary in the same way the world might (it judges ordinary by the lack of visible success). Rather I speak of ordinary in the relational sense.
But as I have said time and time again over the course of the past few weeks we have been journeying through Romans, we live in the tension between stories old and new. We want to live out this new story we have in Christ and yet we continually feel drawn back to or pulled back into the old story. Paul describes it as, "I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do"
This new life, this new story made possible by the resurrection of Jesus is no easy fairy tale to live out. It is hard work. And yet, it is thoroughly undergirded by the truth of what Paul says in verse one of chapter 8, "Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus!"
These words contain one of Paul's clearest ever statements about what was accomplished on the cross. In the words of NT Wright, they hold out the glorious, and typically Pauline hope that there is indeed 'no condemnation' for those in Christ. In essence these words, and the words which follow, explain to us what it means live out the reality of the resurrection and how we lay hold of our new story. It not only affirms to us that Jesus has freed us from the old story of sin and death and that we are now free to live in the new story of life in Christ, it also introduces us to a life enabled by the Holy Spirit who has been given to us!
Throughout these 11 verses Paul strings together a series of "because" statements explaining how and why there is no condemnation. The introductory words "No condemnation" hold all the possibilities of the Christian life! The verses which follow open out to reveal the splendour and beauty of all this life in Christ offers. There is no condemnation, because of all this. There is no condemnation on us, not because we have done anything. We are free because of what Christ has done for us! The words, "Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus" open up the possibilities of this new story we are living out. Throughout chapter 8 Paul introduces us to that which follows resurrection, Pentecost! In short the reality of Pentecost is this, we don't have to live out this new story of "no condemnation" alone. We have been given the Holy Spirit as an enabler or helper along the journey.
"There is therefore, no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus". Could there be any more beautiful words in the New Testament? These few words have the power to liberate the soul from the oppression of sin. Not only sin in the broad sense but also the day to day reality of sin and death we face. These words not only express the grand plan of salvation in Christ they express the practical reality of life in Christ! These few words should compel us to want to be a better man!
[1] Tom Wright, Paul for Everyone: Romans Part 1: Chapters 1-8 (Both volumes include glossaries.;London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 2004), 139.


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The two teams meet for the first time in the Premier League - live on Monday Night Football - with the home side looking to move into the top half of the table with a win.
Britton is injured for tonight's game but told Sky Sports News about the game he played in 10 years ago - which took place at Swansea's former home, the Vetch Field.
"Those 10 years have gone really quick," he said. "But every time we play Hull, it always brings back the memories of 2003 when we had to win that game to stay in the football league.
"They're great memories - it was a very intense match and one that has gone down in the club's history.
"You only have to look at the stadium we played in to see where we were in 2003 and where we are now - the Premier League is worlds apart.
"It shows how far the football club has come in such a short time - it's been an incredible journey."
Britton also paid tribute to Monday night's opponents who have also transformed their fortunes to take their place among football's elite.
"Hull have also had a fantastic rise through the leagues - it's great to see. These are the kind of stories everyone wants to see - and Hull's story is a great one."
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Overall Record: 17-3-1 (14-1-1 ECAC)
Last Week: 2-0
Scoreboard: Holy Cross 3, St. Michael's 1, Worcester, Mass., 2/6
Holy Cross 3, St. Michael's 0, Worcester, Mass., 2/7
Schedule: Friday, Feb. 12, vs. Norwich, Worcester, Mass., 7:00 p.m.
- The Holy Cross women's ice hockey team (17-3-1, 14-1-1 ECAC) will host its last regular season game at the Hart Center on Friday, Feb. 12 against Norwich (13-4-3, 11-3-2) at 7:00 p.m.
- Holy Cross' one tie this season came against Norwich on Dec. 4. Third period goals by sophomores Stacey Hochkins (New Boston, Mich.) and Nicola Garat (Princeton, N.J.) forced the game into overtime, ending in a 2-2 tie.
- Norwich's offense ranks second in the ECAC, averaging 3.90 goals per game. Holy Cross is third with 3.81 goals per game. The Crusaders' defense is second in the league, allowing just 1.52 goals per game, while the Cadets are ranked fifth, allowing 2.20 goals per game.
- Junior forward Jocelyn Kratchmer (Watrous, Saskatchewan) scored her 100th point in Holy Cross' 3-0 win over St. Michael's on Sunday, Feb. 6. Kratchmer assisted on the Crusaders' third goal of the game. Kratchmer's 100 career points rank fifth all-time at Holy Cross.
- Six different Crusaders scored goals in last weekend's two wins over St. Michael's. In Sunday's 3-0 win, Hochkins scored her 20th goal of the season, while Junior Emily Henry (Lumsden, Saskatchewan) scored her first.
- Sophomore goalie Carly Dominick-Sobol (Syracuse, N.Y.) earned her first shutout of the year in Holy Cross' 3-0 win over St. Michael's. Dominick-Sobol and junior goalie Monique Gallant (Antigonish, Nova Scotia) have led the Crusaders to seven shut outs this season. Holy Cross recorded a school record nine shut outs in the 2001-2002 season.
- Hochkins continues to lead the ECAC with 36 points, an average of 1.71 points per game. With five games to go in the season, Hochkins is 17 points away from her record setting 53 single-season points a year ago. Hochkins leads the ECAC with 20 goals and is tied for fourth with 16 assists. Hochkins ranks fourth in Division I points per game, second in goals per game and 13th in assists per game.
- Senior defenseman Lisa Wilson (Corunna, Ontario) netted one goal and two assists in last week's games against St. Michael's. Wilson has scored a point in each of the last four games and leads ECAC and Division I defensemen with 21 points. Wilson's 76 career points rank ninth all-time at Holy Cross.
- The Crusaders' two ECAC victories last weekend kept them at the top of the ECAC standings with 29 points. Manhattanville defeated Norwich last week to take second place with 27 points, while the Cadets are in third place with 24 points.
- Holy Cross' offense continues to dominate, outscoring opponents by 2.29 goals per game. The Crusaders rank second in Division I scoring margin and their 3.81 goals scored per game also rank second. The Crusaders' defense is ranked fourth, allowing just 1.52 goals per game.


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Stephen Jones, the team's executive vice president, said Wednesday that the franchise would like to give Romo an extension to "reward" someone they consider to be a "great quarterback," Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News reports.
"I think on this particular situation with Tony is we think we have a great quarterback and we want him to be our quarterback here for the next 4-5 years," Jones told 105.3 The Fan [KRLD-FM]. "We're fortunate that we have a really good quarterback, if not a great one. He deserves to be paid. He's in the last year of his contract. Our goal is to not let our quarterback run out of contract. We have a good one here and we want to reward him.
"At the same time, when you have a good one and you're fortunate enough to have a good one then he's going to take up the biggest part of your cap space, so you have to be partners with one another and you have to do things. No one wants to win more, no one wants to have success more than Tony. He knows in order to do that we have to manage our cap and he plays a big part in that because the percentage of the cap that he takes.
"He wants good players around him and we want to put great players around him. And that's what we intend to do."
Jones, who noted that no matter how much a team appears to be over the cap they always seem to find a way to get back under, said the Cowboys and Romo have "informally" had discussions on a new contract.
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Sex-education standard warrants more attention from state schools
The latest KIDS COUNT report on factors affecting the well-being of West Virginia children offers mixed results.
The assessment, done annually by The Annie E. Casey Foundation, shows improvement over the last several years in the child abuse and neglect rate, the teen injury/death rate and the child death rate. But among the indicators that remain a persistent challenge is the number of teenagers having children.
Teen births had been decreasing in West Virginia and nationally for decades. However, unlike the continuing decline across the country, the Mountain State's rate began rising again in 2005 and continued to do so though 2009. The statewide rate fell again slightly in 2010, the latest available data, but West Virginia's rate remains among the 10 highest, according to KIDS COUNT. The state's rate is 45 births per 1,000 teens, compared with a national rate of 34.
That gap has West Virginia KIDS COUNT Executive Director Margie Hale wondering how rigorously the state's schools are teaching a comprehensive sex-education curriculum approved by the state Department of Education in 2003 as part of the state's health education standards.
Hale contends there is no solid documentation as to how diligently the curriculum is being taught in the state's schools, and the state Department of Education doesn't appear to know either. Spokeswoman Liz Cordeiro said the agency provides a curriculum framework and health-education standards but said counties and schools decide how to implement the "services and environmental strategies" to achieve comprehensive sex education. Cordeiro could not say how many schools are using the state's curriculum.
The curriculum is part of the "content standards" approved by the department and "describe what students' knowledge and skills should be at the end of a K-12 sequence of study." It would seem that the state agency responsible for establishing such standards would have a handle on whether they are being met. Does the same attitude apply to math, reading and science? Let's hope not. Nor should that attitude apply to the sex-education curriculum, which McHale described as largely focused on self-esteem, decision-making, what to expect from boys and how to say no, and how to avoid risky behaviors such as drug use. Birth control methods are just one component.
Hale suspects many schools "are not implementing it because the teacher's not comfortable or the community doesn't want them to or the principal doesn't want them to," she told The Associated Press.
Hale noted that teenagers who get pregnant are more likely to drop out of school and live in poverty and their children are at higher risk of being born underweight and dying before their first birthdays. The children are also less likely to get the intellectual and emotional stimulation necessary for healthy development, experts say.
Are those the consequences we want teen-age girls and their children to face?
The Department of Education and county boards of education should be more aggressive in ensuring that the "content standard" spelled out for sex education is being met by West Virginia schools. Failure to address sex education and help teens cope intelligently with the choices they no doubt will face is a disservice to them and their futures.
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