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Game Day Quick Facts
The Teams: Holy Cross (2-3, 0-0 PL) vs. Harvard (2-0, 1-0 Ivy)
Date: October 5, 2013
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Place: Fitton Field (23,500), Worcester, Mass.
Television: Charter TV3, Worcester; Kevin Shea, play-by-play; Andy Lacombe, color; Dave Bolduc, sidelines
Live Video Streaming: Crusader Vision
Holy Cross Radio: WTAG 580 AM & 94.9 FM, Worcester; Bob Fouracre, play-by-play; Tom Kelleher, color; Click Here to Listen
Unofficial Live Statistics: Presto Sports Primetime
The Series With Harvard
This will be the 67th meeting between the Crusaders and the Crimson on the gridiron, with Harvard leading the all-time series 40-24-2. The schools have split the last six games in the series, but prior to that the Crimson had been victorious in nine out of 10 contests. For all games played at Fitton Field, the series is tied at 7-7, although the Crusaders have been victorious in the last three contests. In addition, the home team has won the last seven games played between the teams. Holy Cross' Tom Gilmore stands 3-6 against Harvard as a head coach, to go along with an 8-8 record against the Crimson as an assistant coach (at Pennsylvania, Columbia, Dartmouth and Lehigh), and a 2-2 mark as a player (at Pennsylvania).
Series Quick Facts
Overall: Harvard leads, 40-24-2
In Worcester: Tied, 7-7
At Fitton Field: Tied, 7-7
Current Win Streak: Harvard, one game
Tom Gilmore vs. Harvard: 3-6
Tim Murphy vs. Holy Cross: 13-5
In Overtime: Harvard leads, 1-0
Holy Cross In Homecoming Games
The Crusaders have posted an all-time record of 33-30-1 in Homecoming games. Holy Cross has won six of its last eight games on Homecoming weekend, but was defeated by Dartmouth 13-10 last season. The Crusaders previously won 11 straight games on Homecoming weekend from 1982-1992, before going through a 12-year stretch from 1993-2004 during which they were just 2-10. Prior to the 2005 season, the Crusaders had dropped three straight contests on Homecoming weekend. This year's game will mark the fifth time Holy Cross has faced Harvard in its Homecoming contest. In the previous Homecoming meetings between the schools, Holy Cross won in 2007 (31-28) and 2011 (30-22), while Harvard was victorious in 1999 (25-17) and 2003 (43-20).
Johnny Turco Memorial Trophy On The Line This Week
The Johnny Turco Memorial Trophy has been presented annually to the most outstanding player in Holy Cross' Homecoming game since 1965. It is given in memory of Johnny Turco (Class of 1952), a former star halfback who is a member of the Holy Cross Varsity Club Hall of Fame and the Holy Cross Crusader Football Legends Ring of Honor. There are only three players who have won the honor two times in their careers (Joe Segreti in 1988 and 1990; Dominic Randolph in 2007 and 2009; and Ryan Taggart in 2010 and 2011). Last season, Dartmouth placekicker Riley Lyons won the Turco Memorial Trophy after kicking the game-winning field goal with just one second remaining as the Big Green defeated Holy Cross 13-10.
Holy Cross Against The Ivy League
The Crusaders have enjoyed a good deal of success against Ivy League opposition during Tom Gilmore's tenure as head coach. Holy Cross stands 16-13 against Ivy League foes under Gilmore's direction, including a 1-0 mark so far this season with a victory over Dartmouth. The 16-13 mark over the last 10 years includes an 8-2 record against Dartmouth, a 4-3 mark against Brown, a 3-6 record against Harvard and a 1-2 mark against Yale. The Crusaders' all-time record against the Ivy League stands at 109-142-9 (31-23-3 against Brown, 6-2 vs. Columbia, 0-5 against Cornell, 37-36-4 vs. Dartmouth, 24-40-2 against Harvard, 3-2 vs. Pennsylvania, 3-7 against Princeton and 4-27 vs. Yale).
SanDoval Steps Up In Final Year
Fifth-year senior linebacker Roman SanDoval (Allison Park, Pa.) is once again among of the top players on the Holy Cross defense this year. Through five games played, he leads the team with 43 total tackles, including 34 solo stops and two tackle for loss. In last week's victory at Dartmouth, SanDoval led the team with a season-high 12 tackles, including one tackle for loss. He previously made 11 tackles against Monmouth, while posting five tackles and returning a fumble 11 yards for a touchdown at Central Connecticut. Earlier in the year, SanDoval totaled eight tackles, one tackle for loss and one pass breakup against Towson, and made seven tackles at Bryant. Last season, he recorded 75 tackles, including three sacks and five tackles for loss. In 2011, SanDoval recorded 15 tackles, one sack and two tackles for loss in the first three games, before missing the remainder of the season due to injury. Over the course of his collegiate career, SanDoval now has 173 total tackles, four sacks and 10 tackles for loss.
Fess Keeps Making Catches
Senior wide receiver Mike Fess (Caldwell, N.J.) is once again among the top players on the Holy Cross offense this year. In five games so far this season, he leads the team with 29 receptions for 377 yards and four scores. In last week's victory at Dartmouth, Fess led the team with nine catches for 138 yards. Previously against Monmouth, he caught five passes for 47 yards and a touchdown. Earlier in the season, Fess totaled five catches for 63 yards and two scores at Central Connecticut, had six receptions for 81 yards and a touchdown against Towson, and caught four passes for 48 yards at Bryant. In 2012, he led the team with 80 catches for 795 yards and four touchdowns in 10 games played. Fess' 80 total receptions on the year were the second-most ever by a Crusader in a single season, behind only Ari Confesor's 90 catches in 2003. In 2011, Fess earned second team All-Patriot League honors after ranking second on the team with 45 receptions for 417 yards and two scores. He has now totaled 163 catches for 1,695 yards and 10 touchdowns during his collegiate career. Fess currently ranks third all-time at Holy Cross in career receptions, and needs 28 more catches to break the all-time school record.
Pujals Steps In At Quarterback
Freshman quarterback Peter Pujals (Glenview, Ill.) earned his first career start at Dartmouth last week, and turned in an outstanding performance. He completed 25 of 37 passes for 290 yards and two touchdowns against the Big Green, in addition to rushing 17 times for 125 yards and two more scores. Pujals brought the Crusaders back from behind on three different occasions in the game, and also directed a 14-play, 67-yard drive in the fourth quarter to set up the game-winning field goal. In addition, his 415 yards of total offense against Dartmouth were good for the 12th highest single-game total in school history. Earlier in the season against Monmouth, Pujals came off the bench to complete 12 of 19 passes for 129 and two touchdowns, in addition to rushing for a team-high 22 yards on nine carries. On the season, he has now connected on 38 of 58 attempts for 419 yards and four scores, while running the ball 29 times for 160 yards and two touchdowns.
Acquah Playing Well Up Front
Senior defensive tackle Gary Acquah (Bronx, N.Y.) is playing a key role along the Holy Cross defensive front this year. Acquah ranks fifth on the team with 27 total tackles this season. During the Monmouth game, he made a season-high nine tackles, including six solo stops. Earlier this year against Towson, Acquah tied for the team lead with eight tackles. He also posted five tackles at Bryant, three tackles at Central Connecticut and two tackles at Dartmouth. A second team All-Patriot League selection last year, Acquah recorded 54 total tackles, two sacks and seven tackles for loss in 2012. A few of his top games last year were against New Hampshire (career-high 10 tackles, pass breakup, blocked extra point) and Lafayette (eight tackles). In 2011, Acquah led all Holy Cross defensive linemen with 40 total tackles, including two sacks and three tackles for loss. Over the course of his collegiate career, he has now totaled 112 tackles, four sacks and 10 tackles for loss.
Veterans Anchor Offensive Line
Holy Cross boasts a great deal of experience along the offensive line this season, including four players with at least 12 career starts. In five games played so far this year, the line paved the way for the Crusaders to average 372.4 total yards, 164.0 rushing yards and 24.0 point per game. Fifth-year senior left guard Casey Bessemer (Jacksonville Beach, Fla.) leads the team with 27 consecutive games started and 38 career games played. Fifth-year senior left tackle Kyle Pedretty (Dunedin, Fla.) owns 27 starts in 28 career games played, and senior right tackle Blake Berresford (Montoursville, Pa.) has started all 18 of his career games played. The starting lineup is rounded out by senior center Jay Knighton (Pottstown, Pa.) with 23 career games played and 12 starts, and junior right guard Ryan Schnieber (Cincinnati, Ohio) with five starts in five games played.
Acquah & Fess Named Captains
Holy Cross has two captains for the 2013 football season. Senior defensive end Gary Acquah and senior wide receiver Mike Fess were named the team's captains by head coach Tom Gilmore following the conclusion of spring practice. These two players have taken over the leadership role from Tom Mannix, Gerald Mistretta, Roman SanDoval and Sean Whited, who served as the Crusaders' captains during the 2012 campaign.
The Last Meeting With Harvard
Harvard's Colton Chapple completed 13 of 18 passes for 260 yards and four touchdowns, to lead the Crimson to a 52-3 victory over Holy Cross in a driving rain storm at Harvard Stadium on Sept. 28, 2012. Harvard opened the scoring at the 12:49-mark of the first quarter on a 10-yard touchdown pass from Chapple to Ricky Zorn. The Crusaders responded with a 27-yard field goal by John Macomber, before a 35-yard scoring strike from Chapple to Cameron Brate made the score 14-3. D.J. Monroe then returned a blocked punt 23 yards for a touchdown, and the Crimson led 21-3 at the end of the first quarter. Chapple would throw two more touchdown passes in the second quarter, for 14 yards to Kyle Juszczyk and 19 yards to Brate, and Harvard led 35-3. A three-yard scoring run by Chapple and a four-yard touchdown run by Rich Zajeski then made the score 49-3 at halftime. The Crimson's David Mothander kicked a 39-yard field goal midway through the third quarter for the only scoring in the second half. Ryan Laughlin completed nine of 24 passes for 105 yards for Holy Cross, and also rushed 14 times for 29 yards. Kalif Raymond added 156 yards on eight kickoff returns and 35 yards on two punt returns, while Tom Mannix totaled 11 tackles, one tackle for loss and two pass breakups.
Macomber Heads Up Kicking Game
Senior John Macomber (Vienna, Va.) is once again handling all of the kicking duties for Holy Cross this year. In five games played, he has averaged 41.7 yards on 28 punts, with 10 fair catches and six kicks downed inside the opponents' 20-yard line. Macomber has also scored 24 points so far this season, hitting three of four field goal attempts and 15 of 16 extra points. In addition, he has averaged 61.5 yards on 22 kickoffs with five touchbacks. Macomber had an outstanding game in the victory at Central Connecticut, scoring 10 points and booting a career-long 63-yard punt. He also played well at Dartmouth, scoring seven points and kicking the game-winning 23-yard field goal with 51 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. In 2012, Macomber earned second team All-Patriot League honors as both a placekicker and a punter. He ranked second on the team with 55 points scored last year, hitting 10 of 13 field goal attempts (including a long of 46 yards) and 25 of 26 extra points. Macomber also averaged 40.9 yards on 62 punts in 2012, with a long of 59 yards and 23 kicks downed inside the opponent's 20-yard line. He previously led the team in scoring during the 2011 season with 56 points, hitting 12 of 15 field goals and 20 of 26 extra points. Macomber also led the Patriot League in field goal percentage in 2011, while his 12 field goals made tied the school single-season record. Over the course of his career as a Crusaders, Macomber has now made 25 of 32 field goals and 60 of 68 extra points, for a total of 135 points scored. His 25 career field goals made currently rank third all-time at Holy Cross.
Defending The Home Turf
Holy Cross has enjoyed great success at Fitton Field over the years, but stands 0-2 at home so far in 2013. The Crusaders, who played their first game at Fitton Field in 1903, have posted an all-time home mark of 368-176-27 (.668). From Oct. 11, 2008-Oct. 9, 2010, Holy Cross had a streak of 13 straight victories at home. The Crusaders had a perfect 6-0 mark at Fitton Field in 2009, and finished the 2011 campaign with a winning record at home for the sixth straight season. Fitton Field is the second-oldest stadium still used for Division I college football, behind only Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania (opened in 1895).
Crusaders In The Patriot League
Looking ahead to its 28th season of play in the Patriot League, Holy Cross owns an all-time record of 83-67 (.553) in conference action. The Crusaders won their last conference championship in 2009, clinching the title with a 28-26 victory over Lafayette to earn the league's automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs. Holy Cross' six Patriot League championships (all of them outright) have come in 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991 and 2009. The Crusaders are tied for the second-most championships in conference history, behind only Lehigh with 10 titles. In 2009, Holy Cross won five Patriot League games for just the fourth time in school history. The Crusaders previously went 5-1 in 2008, while posting 5-0 conference records in 1990 and 1991.
Freshmen Make Presence Felt
In addition to quarterback Peter Pujals, several other freshman have found their way into the Holy Cross lineup during their first season of collegiate competition. Freshman linebacker Kyle Young (Roxbury, N.J.) has become a factor, totaling 10 tackles in his first collegiate start at Central Connecticut, then making five tackles and forcing two fumbles at Dartmouth. He has now recorded 17 tackles on the year. Freshman tailback Gabe Guild (Overland Park, Kan.) currently ranks fourth on the team in rushing with 108 yards on 29 carries, and also stands fifth on the team in receiving with 10 catches for 158 yards and a score. During the Central Connecticut game, he scored his first collegiate touchdown on a 39-yard reception. Freshman wide receiver Jake Wieczorek (Cumming, Ga.) has become an all-around factor, returning 11 kickoffs for 211 yards, catching four passes for 76 yards, bringing back two punts for 23 yards and rushing once for two yards. In the Dartmouth game, he scored the first touchdown of his Holy Cross career on a 33-yard catch. In addition, freshman tailback Brendan Flaherty (Beverly, Mass.) has also found his way into the lineup, rushing the ball five times for 27 times and a score at Central Connecticut.
Raymond An All-Purpose Threat
Sophomore wide receiver Kalif Raymond (Lawrenceville, Ga.) has become a key player for the Holy Cross offense this season, in addition to being a threat as a kick returner. After missing the first two games of the season due to injury, Raymond has now caught 12 passes for 93 yards and a touchdown, rushed nine times for 50 yards, returned six kickoffs for 116 yards and brought back three punts for 13 yards. During last week's victory at Dartmouth, he totaled 126 all-purpose yards, including a 20-yard touchdown reception. Last year, Raymond earned first team All-Patriot League honors as a return specialist. He brought back 32 kickoffs for 777 yards and a touchdown last year (good for an average of 24.3 yards per return), in addition to returning 19 punts for 101 yards. During the 2012 game at Lafayette, he returned a kickoff 80 yards for his first career touchdown. Earlier last season at Colgate, Raymond brought back eight kickoffs for 178 yards, to place third on the all-time Holy Cross single-game list for kickoff return yards. He also totaled a career-best 191 all-purpose yards at Harvard in 2012, to earn Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors.
Crusaders Among League Leaders
Three Holy Cross players rank at or near the top of the Patriot League standings in a number of statistical categories, through games of Sept. 28. Senior kicker John Macomber leads the league in punting (41.7 yards/punt) and ranks fourth in field goals (0.6 made/game). In addition, senior wide out Mike Fess stands fourth in the conference in both receptions (5.8 catches/game) and receiving yards (75.4 yards/game), while sophomore strong safety Matt Bhaya (Haddonfield, N.J.) ranks third in passes defended (1.4 defended/game). As a team, Holy Cross leads the league in net punting (38.3 yards/punt), while ranking second in punt returns (17.7 yards/return) and turnover margin (-0.2 turnovers/game), and standing third in scoring offense (24.0 point/game), scoring defense (27.2 points/game), rushing defense (209.6 yards/game) and pass efficiency (122.2 rating).
Holy Cross In The NCAA Statistics
Four Crusaders are ranked among the NCAA leaders in various statistical categories, through games of Sept. 28. As a team, Holy Cross stands 10th in the nation in punt returns and 24th in net punting. The rankings:
|Player / Team
|Avg. / Pct.
|Forced Fumbles
|Kyle Young
|Punt Returns
|Holy Cross
|Passes Defended
|Matt Bhaya
|Net Punting
|Holy Cross
|John Macomber
|Mike Fess
|Field Goal Percentage
|John Macomber
|Receiving Yards
|Mike Fess
Head Coach Tom Gilmore
A two-time Patriot League Coach of the Year (in 2006 and 2009), Tom Gilmore is now in his 10th season as the head football coach at Holy Cross in 2013. He has guided the Crusaders to an overall record of 55-50 during his time at Holy Cross, including a 52-42 mark since the beginning of the 2005 campaign. In 2009, Gilmore led the Crusaders to an overall record of 9-3, the Patriot League championship and a trip to the NCAA playoffs. A finalist for the 2009 Eddie Robinson Award, Gilmore led the Crusaders to winning records in seven straight seasons from 2005-2011, including 7-4 marks in 2006, 2007 and 2008, along with winning streaks of six games (in 2008) and five games (in 2006 and 2009). Two of Gilmore's players, Dominic Randolph (2007, 2008 and 2009) and Steve Silva (2005), have been named the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, with Silva earning first team All-America honors. Gilmore has also led the Crusaders to four victories over ranked opponents, three of which came in 2009. Prior to his time at Holy Cross, Gilmore served as an assistant coach at Lehigh (2000-2003), Dartmouth (1992-1999), Pennsylvania (1986, 1990-1991) and Columbia (1987-1989). An Academic All-American at Pennsylvania, Gilmore graduated in 1986 with a bachelor's degree in computer mathematics. He was the Ivy League Player of the Year as a senior and helped lead the Quakers to four consecutive Ivy League titles.
Crusaders Run Wild At CCSU
During the Sept. 14 victory at Central Connecticut, Holy Cross ran the ball 72 times for 419 yards. The Crusaders tied the school single-game record with their 72 rushing attempts, while their 419 rushing yards were their most since running for 583 yards on 72 carries against Columbia on Oct. 29, 1983. Holy Cross also picked up 28 of its 33 total first downs against the Blue Devils on the ground, breaking the Patriot League single-game record of 23 rushing first downs which had been accomplished four times before. The Crusaders' 419 rushing yards also tied for the fifth-most in the nation by any team in the football championship subdivision so far this season.
Tradition Of Excellence
The 2013 campaign marks the 118th season of Holy Cross football. The Crusaders currently own an overall record of 609-489-54, good for a .552 winning percentage. Prior to the start of the 2013 season, Holy Cross' 607 all-time victories ranked as the 14th most among all Division I-AA schools. Holy Cross has had 31 first team All-America selections, sent 69 players on to professional football, won five Lambert Cups, claimed six Patriot League championships, and was named the Division I-AA Team of the Year in 1987. The Crusaders also played in the 1946 Orange Bowl, losing to host Miami on the game's final play.
Holy Cross Attempts To Post Another Winning Season
In 2013, the Crusaders will attempt to finish with a winning record for the eighth time in a nine-year span. The Crusaders had a streak of seven straight winning seasons snapped last year, when they went just 2-9 overall. The Crusaders concluded the 2010 and 2011 seasons with identical marks of 6-5, after going 9-3 in 2009 (marking only the ninth time in school history the team has won at least nine games). Holy Cross previously went 7-4 in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and its 42-25 mark from 2006-2011 was its best in a six-year span since going 42-23-1 from 1989-1994. Holy Cross also posted a winning record in 2005 (6-5), and had an overall mark of 48-30 from 2005-2011. Prior to that seven-year run, the last time the Crusaders posted a winning mark in seven straight seasons was from 1986-1992.
Football Legends Ring Of Honor Inducts Fourth Class
The athletic department at the College of the Holy Cross honored three former football standouts on Sept. 21, as the fourth class of the Crusader Football Legends Ring of Honor. Tom Greene (Class of 1959), Dave Quehl (Class of 1976) and Johnny Turco (Class of 1952) were all honored in a ceremony prior to the Monmouth game, and received permanent recognition at Fitton Field. Only former Crusader football players who have been elected to the Holy Cross Varsity Club Hall of Fame are eligible for this honor, which is an annual event each fall. Individuals who have previously been inducted into the Crusader Football Legends Ring of Honor include Ronnie Cahill (Class of 1940), George Connor (Class of ex1946), Gill Fenerty (Class of 1986), Bruce Kozerski (Class of 1984), Gordie Lockbaum (Class of 1988), Pat McCarthy (Class of 1963), Jon Morris (Class of 1964), Edmund Murphy (Class of 1943), Bill Osmanski (Class of 1939), Vince Promuto (Class of 1960), John Provost (Class of 1975), Jeff Wiley (Class of 1989) and Joe Wilson (Class of 1973).
Crusaders Claim Preseason Honors
Several Holy Cross players received preseason honors from various organizations heading into the 2013 campaign. Senior wide receiver Mike Fess led the way, being named a second team All-American by USA College Football. Senior placekicker and punter John Macomber was selected to the watch list for the Fred Mitchell Award, presented annually to the nation's top collegiate placekicker at any level outside of the football bowl subdivision. Macomber, senior defensive end Gary Acquah and sophomore wide receiver Kalif Raymond were all selected to the College Football Performance Awards Watch Lists for the Football Championship Subdivision. Macomber is a candidate for the Placekicker Award, Acquah is up for the Defensive Lineman Award and Raymond is a candidate for the All-Purpose Performer Award. In addition, Holy Cross claimed six spots on the 2013 preseason All-Patriot League team: Senior John Macomber (placekicker and punter), senior Gary Acquah (defensive line), senior Mike Fess (wide receiver), senior Kyle Pedretty (offensive line) and sophomore Kalif Raymond (return specialist).
Holy Cross Picked Third In Patriot League Preseason Poll
The 2013 Crusaders were picked to finish in third place in a preseason poll of the Patriot League's head coaches and sports information directors. Holy Cross received a total of 35 points in the poll, to trail only Colgate and Lehigh. The rankings:
|School (1st place votes)
|2012 Record
|Colgate (8)
|Lehigh (6)
|Holy Cross
Crusaders On The Radio
All of Holy Cross' games in 2013 will air on WTAG 580 AM and 94.9 FM in Worcester. Holy Cross Hall of Famer Bob Fouracre is in his 43rd season calling the play-by-play for Holy Cross football, and his 27th year covering the Crusaders on the radio. Former Holy Cross standouts Tom Kelleher, Gordie Lockbaum and John O'Neill will serve as the color commentators for selected games this season. All of the Crusaders' games will also be available free of charge over the internet by clicking here. In addition, WCHC 88.1 FM, the Holy Cross student station, will carry a number of games this year.
Holy Cross On Television
The Crusaders are scheduled to have five games shown on live television during the 2013 season. Here is a look at Holy Cross' television schedule for the 2013 campaign:
Sept. 28 at Dartmouth: Fox College Sports Central
Oct. 5 vs. Harvard: Charter TV3
Oct. 19 vs. Colgate: CBS Sports Network
Oct. 26 vs. Lafayette: Charter TV3
Nov. 9 at Lehigh: Service Electric
Crusader Vision
Live video streaming of most 2013 Holy Cross regular season home football games will be available over the internet through Crusader Vision. The package, done in association with Campus Insiders as part of the Patriot League Network, is available free of charge. For details on how to view games through Crusader Vision, click here.
The Holy Cross Football Show
Every Tuesday during the season, head coach Tom Gilmore will be joined by Bob Fouracre for the Holy Cross Football Show. The show airs live from 11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. exclusively on the internet, with archives of all the shows available to those who can not watch live. The show is carried through Crusader Vision free of charge. For more details, click here.
Crusaders On Social Media
Updates on Holy Cross football can be found through the Holy Cross Athletics pages on the following social media networks:
Facebook: Holy Cross Athletics
Twitter: @GoHolyCross
YouTube: GoHolyCross
Instagram: GoHolyCross
E-Mail Alerts
Get all the latest news and results on the Holy Cross football team sent directly to your e-mail. To sign up for e-mail alerts, click here.
Scouting The Crimson
Harvard enters this week's game with an overall record of 2-0 on the season, including a 1-0 mark in the Ivy League. The Crimson defeated San Diego 42-20 in their season opener, before posting a 41-23 victory over Brown last week. Junior quarterback Conner Hempel has completed 41 of 56 passes for 641 yards and five touchdowns with one interception, in addition to running for 60 yards and a score on 20 carries. Sophomore tailback Paul Stanton has a team-best 155 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries, while senior wide out Ricky Zorn has a team-high 10 receptions for 182 yards and two scores. On the defensive side of the ball, junior cornerback Norman Hayes leads the Crimson with 16 tackles, two interceptions and three tackles for loss. Head coach Tim Murphy is in his 20th season at the helm of the Harvard program, where he has a record of 130-61. Murphy's career record stands at 162-106-1, including five seasons as the head coach at Cincinnati and two years as head coach at Maine.
Quick Hits
At this week's game against Harvard, the Crusaders will wear pink shoelaces as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month ... During the Dartmouth game on Sept. 28, the Holy Cross coaching staff took part in Coach to Cure MD, a national charity project of the American Football Coaches Association to raise awareness and research funding for Duchenne muscular dystrophy ... Sophomore strong safety Matt Bhaya has recorded a team-best six pass breakup so far this season, to go along with 31 total tackles and an interception ... Senior linebacker Tyler Zeoli (King of Prussia, Pa.) totaled seven tackles with two tackles for loss, a sack and a forced fumble during the Central Connecticut game. He now ranks third on the team lead with 29 total tackles this season ... Senior tailback Reggie Woods (Bowie, Md.) ran the ball 24 times for a career-high 153 yards during the victory at Central Connecticut ... Junior wide receiver Tyler Artim (Whitehall, Pa.) caught four passes for 71 yards and a touchdown in the season opener at Bryant, and is now tied for second on the team with 12 receptions for 140 yards ... Junior free safety Sam Jones (Canal Winchester, Ohio) ranks seventh on the team with 20 tackles so far this year, with one sack and a team-high three tackles for loss.


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Darn those free marketeer Republicans!!!
(This is another example that exposes the 'republicrat' mindset, no?)
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But if you have any street smarts whatsoever, I encourage you to check it out.
Save Detroit, I enjoy every one of those cities. The thing is, whether or not you enjoy them more than Cleveland is a matter of taste. As seedalite mentioned, the only one that clearly stands above the rest is Toronto.
To say that "all of those cities are greater than what Cleveland has to offer" is beyond ridiculous. If you like being around rednecks wearing cut-off motey crue t-shirts who can't even pronounce the name of their own city correctly, perhaps "Pixburgh" is for you.
I have no clue what you're talking about, but every time I read posts like yours on this website, I wonder where you people hang out in Cleveland. I have yet to run into anyone while walking through Cleveland that is even remotely as negative as the tone of your post.
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Go zips!
I much prefer this set-up. Perhaps some people like to root for the "little guy", like a 12 seed NIU this season. We have to remember that in the MAC, we're basically all "little guys". We need a tournament that rewards our best teams throughout the season and gives them the best chance at an NCAA tournament bid.
Two years ago, the bongcats got hot and barely beat Akron to win the championship. They had a transfer from Indiana(I think) who decided to turn it on in March. That's it. I'd prefer a tournament setting that rewards those teams who have a proven their worth throughout the season. If a higher seeded team gets hot enough to run the gauntlet, then they deserve the championship.
This is not Appalachia.com.
No one cares.
Akron is going to a really good team for a really long time.
What are you talking about? Akron has been conference champs for the 3 of the past four years.
And this isn't Appalachia.com, so I'm not sure what the Bobcats have to do with this.
A little too much sunshine for SWF, I suppose.
Check out Akron's schedule this year. They have arguably the toughest OOC schedule in the conference(besides Miami, of course....but losing to Duke and UK every year must get old...).
That goal was just dirty....
Go zips!
Can't wait to see all the Western Pennsyltuckians making their way to downtown CLE.
Akron looks good as well. They knocked off Mississippi State in their opener. Should be a great match up at the Wolstein center!
Go zips!
"If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it, and if I could save it by freeing all the slaves I would do it; and if I could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone I would also do that. What I do about slavery, and the colored race, I do because I believe it helps to save the Union; and what I forbear, I forbear because I do not believe it would help to save the Union."
-Abraham Lincoln, August 22, 1862
"I will say then that I am not, nor ever have been in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political equality of the white and black races, that I am not nor ever have been in favor of making voters or jurors of negroes, nor of qualifying them to hold office, nor to intermarry with white people; and I will say in addition to this that there is a physical difference between the white and black races which I believe will forever forbid the two races living together on terms of social and political equality. And inasmuch as they cannot so live, while they do remain together there must be the position of superior and inferior, and I as much as any other man am in favor of having the superior position assigned to the white race."
-Abraham Lincoln, September 18, 1858
Maybe by comparison, but it's actually not bad at all. It's primarily working class.
By the way, take a trip to some of Pittsburgh's suburbs! LOL, Talk about a dump. Those old river cities make Ashtabula seem cultured!
"More like judgmental to me "50 something or over crowd"...... wow, can't figure why you are targeting that group"
I'm targeting that group because a majority of the gloom-and-doomers that post here fall under that category. They are so obsessed with trashing the city, that they refuse to acknowledge all of the good things about it. Sure, there are exceptions, but that doesn't change the fact that a majority of the negative posters are baby boomers.
""Just stick to the facts" well can't figure out where you got your "facts"..... seems like you are taking a lot personally here where it need not be."
My point is, the PD regularly takes pot shots at the city in unnecessary ways. Just report the facts. If you live in Cleveland and don't realize that the population had decreased since 1950...well...I don't know what to tell you...You shouldn't expect the newspaper to remind us every chance they get.
"Maybe you need to learn from the cleveland past so that the mentor future is not a repeat of the past....."
Oh trust me, I've studied Cleveland's history more than most! I love this city. There's difference between understanding the past and living in it. Clevelanders(and the PD) need to acknowledge that this isn't 1950, and it never will be 1950, but there is no sense in constantly reminded us that this city has been struggling when it isn't necessary. The PD takes what would have been positive or neutral news stories, and adds some little detail that gives it a negative spin. That photo caption is the perfect example.
It might seem like nothing. But it's really annoying to read it over and over...I talk with a lot of people who love this city, yet hate the PD for this precise reason. Pittsburgh is in just as bad of a situation as we are, yet their newspaper tends to be pretty fairly balanced. I've read both papers over the past couple years, and the little snarky comments are almost non-existent at the Gazette. This is a Cleveland phenomenon and I can't figure it out. I think it's caused mostly by the fact that a majority of the PD staff are suburbanites.
Which makes these numbers all the more surprising...
The city of Mentor is like McMansionville, USA.


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The secretary said the department's most important priorities remain to prosecute the war and attack the terrorists' ideological underpinnings.
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DSO's John Kadlecik Leaves/Replaced by Mattson
DSO will be better off without him
im sure its difficult leaving your homies for your heros, power to him, furthur should be fun, if the dead tour again i think he'd do better than warren
That's it for these one's! The dude from the tricksters won't bring me in...what a bummer. I just hopes this means that Furthur will be around for a while, or maybe better yet, he goes out with the DEA. I'm a huge Warren fan...but he can't sing in the same keys as Jerry.
Damn, John must be really eatin' good from all that Furthur money.
Just sucks that Micky and Bill aren't playin' with them. I wish they'd do something more creative than just play Dead tunes, it's not the Dead
definitely eatin' good and possibly some longer term plans with the boys it sounds like
I think DSO are good musicians but $25 and up for a cover band, come on, really? That's what I used to pay to see The Grateful Dead!
So are they never gonna play as DSO again? Or will they only play as "The Orchestra"
well the dollar isn't worth what it use to be! Everything costs alot these days, and it's only gonna get worse before it get better. The bands have to make a living to ya know.
I know, I know, still seems like too much for a cover band. Maybe it's different for folks who saw The Grateful Dead. But I guess there's a lot of folks willing to pay, just my opinion. They're such talented musicians, would be so cool if they'd write some originals to throw in the mix. Ha, "The Orchestra"
Even thought this is a step up in his career, it's always sad to see a founding member leave a band. Warren should stay with the dead too, he is the best possible "replacement" for Jerry G. Warren can both sing and play like an angel.
What would you suggest people see instead? If you weren't old enough to be there...or if you were a Jerry was wasted...DSO is as close as you'll get to a time machine back to the 70's.
Change is good. Lets get a big ass Phil and Friends/Further tour kicked off now.
Look, I love Warren okay but that last Dead tour was a bit flat. He is a guitar GOD but honestly his voice is not well suited to those songs. Sorry, I said it. Warren singing Deal? Nope.
The Zen Tricksters were the closest thing you could get to the Grateful Deads' music for a while before DSO hit the scene, so Matson is definately a great replacement choice. I look forward to catching Further out here on the west coast this summer and checking out John stretching his legs with the elders. If only Bobby lets him sing all Jerrys' songs!!
I'd prefer him go off and make some of his own music honestly.
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- Rev. Tom Wenndt
October 22, 2006, 9:11 pm
I have an '02 Elantra that my son takes to college. Just before he left
today (college is 262 miles away) he reported his passenger-side wiper is
not working (driver's works fine).
Indeed, I was able to move it freely back and forth - something I should not
be able to do (and something the driver's does not do).
He was in a hurry to leave, but will be back home in a few days (Fall
break). The assembly does not look that easy to access, and have no idea
what I will find.
Tom Wenndt
- cableguy3
October 22, 2006, 10:05 pm
Re: Elantra Windshield Wiper Problem
Tom, if the drivers side works correctly and the passengers side moves
freely, it sounds like the linkage is broken tying both wipers to the
motor assembly. As far as a fix, I would take it to the dealership as I
do not believe this is something you want to attempt to repair on your
- Brian Nystrom
October 23, 2006, 12:09 pm
- cableguy3
October 23, 2006, 1:19 pm
Re: Elantra Windshield Wiper Problem
Brian, do you have this year and model car?
Tom, then by all means...go for it! I agree that on some vehicles it may
be easy to access but you cannot generalize with the way cars are being
built today.
Take it apart, if you can, and worst case you take it to the dealer to
finish what you were unable to complete.
- Brian Nystrom
October 23, 2006, 5:29 pm
Re: Elantra Windshield Wiper Problem
cableguy3 wrote:
I have an '04 Elantra. Prior to that, I had a '94 Excel.
That's true, but I don't have to in this case.
It's not a complex job. All the instructions necessary are available
free online at www.hmaservice.com. Sign up for a free account and you
have full access to the factory service manuals, TSBs, etc.
- Rev. Tom Wenndt
October 23, 2006, 11:24 pm
Re: Elantra Windshield Wiper Problem
Thanx for your posts, guys.
I did sign up for an HMA service account. The schematics are of a TERRIBLE
quality. I would do better just guessing. And I cannot find any
step-by-step instructions.
But I'm off on Friday. Hopefully the weather will allow me to check it
BTW, if you are the kind that tries to fix things first, then brings the
pieces to the mechanic, I'll bet you the mechanic just loves you. In fact,
there is probably a special (much higher) hourly rate for your kindness.
Tom Wenndt
October 23, 2006, 2:34 pm
- sqdancerLynn
October 27, 2006, 12:24 am
Re: Elantra Windshield Wiper Problem
The wipers on my 95 Elantra quit IT was a linkage problem the actuall
repair time was probably 1/2 hour. The linkage uses plastic bushings THEY
break & the linkage falls off You have to buy the complete arm not just
the bushing
So instead of spending $3 like i used to do on my Dodge van you have to
spend around $80. Coulod also be a loose bolt as sugested but you won't
know until you take it apart
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|St Brandon's Atoll (Cargados Carajos Shoals) is a group of over 50 small islands (total land area of less than 1 square mile), islets, coral ridges and vast sand flats on an extended reef in the Indian Ocean, situated 268 nautical miles north-east of Mauritius. Many anglers have been started calling St. Brandon's Atoll the best bonefishing in terms of numbers and size of the bonefish, anywhere on the planet, and it's hard to disagree. This fishery is virtually untapped and has unbelievable bonefishing.
|The fishing grounds are as remote and untouched as you can find these days. The atoll is a 24-hour boat ride from Port Luis, Mauritius on a live aboard yacht and the only "consistent" human activity on St. Brandon's is from a small population of Creole natives who live on Raphael Island in the north. In addition, fishing season is extremely short (12 weeks per year: Early October - mid December and early April - May) due St. Brandon's location in the Cyclone Belt and effects of the winter monsoon winds.
|St. Brandon's is protected by a reef measuring more than 50 km from
north to south and 5 km wide, with only two major passes. The fishery itself is extremely diverse, comprised of
scattered islands, vast connecting sandbanks and flats of hard white sand, broken coral, and less frequently some
Turtle grass flats. In particular, the western side of the atoll's bottom is comprised mostly of sand and pancake
flats, making for some spectacular bonefishing.
The bonefishing is comprised of casting to large schools of 6 - 7 bonefish and double-digit sized cruising in singles or doubles. A massive bonefish of 15lbs was landed on St. Brandon's, as have a great deal of bones over 10 pounds. St. Brandon's may be the most productive fishery anywhere for Indo-Pacific permit. There are also a number of Trevally species, including the coveted Giant Trevally (GT) as well as large Bluefin, Golden, Yellow Dot, and Green Dot Trevally consistently available during a week of fishing. GT's up can break the 100 lb mark, but they're not always available and always unpredictable.
|Almost all of the fishing on St. Brandon's is done wading. The atoll
is mostly comprised of easily waded white sand flats. Although the sand flats are easy on the feet, there are areas
with broken coral and other wading hazards, like Stingrays, Stonefish, Cone shells, and Sharks, so the appropriate
footwear for wading is a requirement. Anglers are transferred from the Gryphon to the flats on four 17 ft locally
built mono-hull tender boats powered by twin 15 HP Yamaha 2-stroke engines. The tender boats draft 8 inches, allowing
the guides to access the shallow flats on the western side of the atoll. Fly Castaway's utilized a guide rotation
system, allowing guests to fish with each of the 4 guides on the vessel. Each guide is a qualified skipper, has
first aid experience, is experienced guiding fly fishers in the remote fishing destinations of the Indian Ocean
and fluent in English.
As an example of the fishing at St. Brandon's Atoll, here is an
|excerpt from the fishing diary of head guide, Keith Rose-Innes: "TR hooked another Bonefish when roughly 40 GT's between 130cm & 170cm split into two pods and tore into the shoal of panic stricken Bones which had surrounded us. I instantly broke off TR's Bonefish and he grabbed his 12wt. TR proceeded to hook two of these monsters with the hooks pulling out on both occasions. Third time lucky I reassured TR. He made a cast at another pod of fish that had moved within range and started stripping. Another monster fish of about 150cm charged in and ate the fly, this time the hook held firm and she steamed off. We jumped into the tender and started chasing the fish. After 35 minutes TR managed to pull the massive creature out of the shoal. She began tiring, rubbing her head against the flat in an effort to get rid of the hook. This was our last chance to land this monstrous creature, as we were about to hit deep water again. But, as if taking off on her initial run the fish ploughed forward for deeper water. The reel's drag was cranked all the way up and there was nothing more TR could do ..38 minutes into the fight the sound of 80lb braid popping signaled we had been spooled."
|The accommodations for trips to St. Brandon's are on the MY Gryphon.
The Gryphon is a 96 ft motor yacht, based out of Port Luis, Mauritius, specifically designed for long-range expeditions.
She's a large and spacious 3-level yacht boasting two stabilizers, which make her extremely stable, with a top
speed of 13 knots. She has 4 spacious guest cabins (accommodating 8 guests), each with a spacious en-suite shower,
basin and flushing toilet. All cabins and indoor dining and entertainment areas are fully air-conditioned. In addition,
the mid deck has salon, dining area and seating area, each with a magnificent view of the surroundings, perfect
for dining, sundowners and general relaxing and the stern of the vessel has a set of stairs leading down to the
rear deck, where the "offshore" fishing can take place while traveling form Port Luis to St. Brandon's.
She is very comfortable and the perfect base from which to explore St Brandon's in luxury. Other amenities like
a TV, DVD player, stereo, ice machine, washing machine, dryer, and card table are also available.
It's important to note that FlyCastaway's "mission statement" is based around two key principles: First, taking clients to remote fishing destinations which are in as pristine a state as possible and which offer exceptional fishing and second, using guides which are extremely passionate, knowledgeable and professional, ensuring that clients get the best opportunity to experience the trip of a lifetime.
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|The 2015 rate for a 9-night/7-day fishing package at St Brandon's is 7,100 Euros per angler based on double occupancy accommodations and 2 anglers per guide each day.
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7 days guided fishing with 2 anglers per guides and tender boat; Water, Soft drinks, water & local beers.
Not included in the cost are: International flights; Accommodations on Mauritius; Ground transfers on Mauritius; Tackle & Flies; Gratuities; Wine & Spirits; Medical Evacuation and Travel insurance (This is mandatory as the islands of St Brandon's are remote); use of Satellite Phone; Personal Expenses.
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I got a call from dad just half an hour ago. He asked me to help him with a Business Finance matter (for a client of grandpa's, as he's torn between a Small Business Finance solution and Personal Loans. I suggested he goes for a Small Business Financing system, as he's trying to start an activity as a merchant, and a personal loan wouldn't be legal in that case; he needs a Business Loan. I had to do with Unsecured Loans before – not business ones – and I hope they will listen to my advice. Of course if the client's not going to follow directions, it won't be dad's and grandpa's fault.
For other news, Naral and I are going on vacation to Madrid on the last week of July. Just a 3-days vacation, not much, but I want to show her some places on Earth, and let her relax. We're going to miss Laira and our families, of course, but it's just three days and they can wait. ;P
Oh BTW, on July 7th Naral and I celebrated little Laira's first birthday. She was so adorable! We dressed her in pink, and she looked just too precious for words. The party celebration was done on Bajor, and only dad and a few siblings could come, but it was awesome nonetheless. *_*
I'll be commenting some blogs of yours today, my dear friends, and I hope you forgive me for not keeping in touch. You know how jambled with things my life is. I love you all. <3


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Published: June 26, 2013"APPARITIONS" Sara Pezzini moved to Chicago and started a new life as a private investigator to escape her past in New York. But instead of getting settled into her new career, Sara has felt like she has been running in circles chasing ghosts... or, is it the ghosts that have been chasing her? Sara will have to contend against mercenaries, gangsters, and power hungry leprechauns, all while suffering the drudgeries of trying to stay profitable. Maybe black cats really do bring quantifiable amounts of bad luck. Collects WITCHBLADE 161-165


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Strongman competition weighs in for Bath Heritage Days
BATH — It's truly a sight to behold.
With a power belt strapped around his waist and powder on his hands, Ryan Martin reached down to grip a barbell. Channeling every ounce of strength and defying the pull of gravity, he tightened his knuckles while glaring straight ahead, and lifted the 585-pound weight in a way that almost looked easy.
Then you realize the weight on the barbell is more than 2 1/2 times heavier than Martin's 5-foot 6-inch, 212-pound body.
It's a skill that will come in handy during Saturday's strongman competition, part of Bath's annual Heritage Days celebration.
The competition will be held at Waterfront Park from 1-2 p.m. on July 4.
Martin, 26, is coordinating the competition, as he did last year. Since March he's been working to obtain the equipment and enlist the sponsors to pull off the event, which is nationally sanctioned by North American Strongman.
The competition has five different components, the Bath resident said. There's a trolley pull, and a "Last Man Standing" dead lift, in which competitors start at 405 pounds; those who succeed advance to heavier weights until only one person is left.
There will also be either a log press or Viking press, and also the "Hell on Earth" medley, in which participants pull a Conan's wheel – which may be weighted with kegs – around for one rotation, then advance to a farmer's walk with 250 pounds in each hand for 50 feet, and finally hoist a 600-pound yoke on their shoulders and walk that 50 feet.
Piece of cake, right?
Atlas stones close out the competition, requiring the strongest of the strong to lift five concrete spheres onto pedestals. Those spheres weigh between 235 to 350 pounds, depending on the weight class of the lifter, and the competitors must hoist five of them onto pedestals as fast as they can in 90 seconds.
Martin said he is hoping for 20 participants this year. The event attracted 11 last year, and Martin finished third.
The training for such intense activity require compound movements, involving more than one muscle group at the same time. Martin trains at the Universe Gym in Bath five days a week and then goes to Augusta on Saturdays to train specifically for the strongman's competition using specialized equipment. He also participates in Highland Games training at Thomas Point Beach in Brunswick.
Martin's lower back is one key focus area in training. He has a pinched nerve in his back, as well as a twisted sacrum.
"That's my biggest concern, basically, my back strength," he said. "Because everything we do, it's a lot of core back strength."
In the 11 years that he's been weight training, Martin has also torn both rotator cuffs.
"Any time you get under a 600-pound yoke, you take one wrong step and a number of things can go wrong," he said. "I mean, your knee, your back, hips, anything can go wrong. Just go into it as prepared as possible, and just be as responsible with your own body as you can be. Just know your limits."
Martin said he figures he consumes about 4,000 calories a day, which he burns off in the gym. He said his optimal weight is 220 pounds.
Being in good shape also eases his job at Maine Lightning Systems in Bath, where he installs lightning rods and does a bit of masonry.
Martin said the training also keeps him humble. "I know there's always somebody stronger than me," he said, "so it kind of keeps my ego in check."
He said he sees the strongman competition as a way of promoting the local businesses that are sponsoring the event, as well as a means of exposing people to a unique and family-friendly sport.
"The kind of stuff that we're doing, it's just impressive to watch," Martin said.
While the event is open to those who want to try it, he warned that the competition is not for the uninitiated.
"You can't walk up the street in shorts and a T-shirt and say that you're gonna put up an Atlas stone," Martin said. "It just doesn't work that way."
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Our previous security articles from GoGrid discussed 5 steps to enhance your security on Microsoft Windows and how to tighten up Windows security. But what about making your Linux server security a bit more robust?
Security studies strongly demonstrate that most systems will be attacked within 5 hours after becoming publicly accessible—in some cases, in less than 2 hours. The sources of the attacks are often unsuspecting users whose systems have been compromised by malware and are in turn being used to attack and infect other systems. The majority of attacks target two common threats:
- A combination of commonly used system accounts (e.g., the root account) with weak, dictionary-based passwords
- Systems that are missing critical or high-security vulnerabilities
This article provides GoGrid's security recommendations for Cloud Servers running Linux. Perform these 4 steps in sequential order immediately after provisioning new GoGrid Cloud Servers to maintain the security (confidentiality + integrity + availability) of your system. (more…) «Security Basics: 4 Steps to Tighten up Linux Security»


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#TBT: Unwavering support from fans
D.C. United's long and challenging search for a home of its own, has been a whirlwind. Each day a new prospect, another hurdle. A single constant has stood by in confident support, and with unwavering passion. That constant has been our fans.
It is with deep pride and an overwhelming sense of gratitude that we present this week's #TBT in honor of the best fans in MLS. We are here to stay.


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The Outeniqua Farmers' Market is located opposite the Garden Route Mall on the N2
The ancient name Outeniqua means 'the land where honey comes from'. This changed on 19 November 2011 when the Outeniqua Farmers' Market opened, providing a new shopping destination that created a new heart for George. From that day onwards, Outeniqua is the land where honey, cheese, fish, chocolate, cakes, berries and other delicious foods comes from.
The Outeniqua Farmers' Market is located opposite the Garden Route Mall on the N2. The five-hectare site is the home to more than 125 food and craft stalls offering produce and goods created by local farmers and skilled craft people. From berries to bread, fish to flowers, and everything in between, local residents and international visitors find carefully selected goods to suit the most discerning tastes, at consistently reasonable prices.
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The stalls at the market comprise a sophisticated mix of local produce and crafts. All goods are priced to ensure that everything remains accessible and affordable. Stallholders have been selected through a rigorous research and interview process. All goods must be sourced from the local George area and they must be produced, grown or processed in the area. This means that stallholders can showcase their products to an international market while injecting crucial trade revenue that stays within the area.
The market is also designed with convenience, entertainment and seasonality in mind. There is parking for over 1 200 cars. Entertainment nooks provide a space for carefully selected musicians, comedians, singers, bands and other entertainers to keep the whole family busy. With 300m² of additional undercover space, the market can remain open in any weather. A network of walkways are perfect for walking the dog through the venue, so even four-legged visitors can soak up the ambience. Kids can play in the activity area and can interact with the stalls designed specially for them.
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After a journey of two-and-a-half years, and significant investment from local business people, that vision is now a reality. The Outeniqua Farmers' Market opened to the public on Saturday 19 November 2011.
The five-hectare site lies opposite the Garden Route Mall at the George junction on the N2. Visitors to the Outeniqua Farmers' Market will find nearly 130 food and craft stalls spread across a total trading area of 1 260m².
Amid lush greenery, settled next to the Old Saw Mill and opposite the Garden Route Mall, you'll discover the most delicious variety of freshness on offer.
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This scenic spot is generously made available by the developers of Kraaibosch Secure Country Estates.
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Game of Werewolves
Juan Martinez Moreno
There is no pretense to this affectionate homage to the classic creature features of John Landis, Paul Naschy and the Universal Monsters period. Being so aware of its specific intentions and the expectations born of its transparent influences, Game of Werewolves wisely exploits genre tropes in the service of a zany but surprisingly honest buddy comedy.
After some expository back-story on a hundred year-old curse cast by a cuckolded gypsy woman on the marchioness of a remote village in Spain, we meet the slutty noblewoman's modern day descendent, a struggling writer named Tomas (Gorka Otxoa). He's been away from his home town for fifteen years in pursuit of a career as a novelist, which has yielded one unsuccessful book and a clichéd stint as an alcoholic.
Hoping to be inspired by a return to his roots, he retreats to his ancestral home. While settling in at the dilapidated estate, Tomas's slightly peculiar childhood friend Calisto (Carlos Areces, Extraterrestrial, The Last Circus) shows up. Their frank and familiar rapport anchors the forthcoming ridiculous supernatural shenanigans to a realistically depicted and easily relatable relationship dynamic—that of estranged best friends.
Surrounding that strong core is a rich assortment of wacky characters, including Tomas' farmer/mayor/pastor uncle, his deadbeat literary agent, his dog—who is so well directed that he has one of the film's strongest personalities (in no way intended as a slight to the excellent work done by his human co-stars)—and a hilariously rational police officer.
These engaging performances, coupled with quirky, playful dialogue and clever editing make Game of Werewolves a howling good time even before the first lycanthrope shows its shaggy, rubber-suited tush.
With a pitch-perfect balance of campy, gory action and endearing characters full of raw human flaws, Juan Martinez Moreno has delivered a relentlessly entertaining and frequently surprising beast of a comedy. (Telespan 2000)
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Tim McGraw Shares Memory-Filled 'One of Those Nights' Lyric Video
Tim McGraw's latest hit, 'One of Those Nights,' captures perfectly the excitement of a good old-fashioned first date. But if you've been struggling to remember all the words to the hit song, now's your chance to learn them. The popular country crooner has released a special lyric video just for his fans.


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Hey loves.
I'm just going to start off by saying that this is a difficult post for me to have to write, and I wish I didn't have to write it but to be honest, it's good to vent and let off steam so to speak!
Last weekend, I made the very difficult decision to end my 5 year relationship with Matt. It ended up being a mutual decision although I'm still not sure if he totally agreed with me or just said he did to save me getting more upset? I guess that's something I probably won't ever know!
Through our ups and downs we had a really good relationship but after 5 years we had just grown apart and I wasn't feeling satisfied and we had also lost things in common!
People have been saying to me "oh well if you ended it then you should be ok"... But no, I'm not ok! I've been feeling tonnes of guilt for hurting him, upset and grieving the relationship and just generally feeling like shit!
I miss him, and I miss my gorgeous guinea pigs as well :( and I'm kind of struggling to cope at the moment, but I will be back on form and back in the blogosphere soon!
I just thought I'd let you know why I've been so rubbish lately and rubbish with my social media!!


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Each of the links below provides an overview of some of the key aspects related to support services for victims of crime.
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INDIANAPOLIS (May 1, 2013) -- Junior Patrick Pradella and freshman Julian Lenz will represent the Baylor men's tennis team in the individual portion of the NCAA Tennis Championships later this month in Urbana, Ill.
The NCAA Division 1 Men's Tennis Subcommittee made the announcement Wednesday that Lenz and Pradella would be two of 48 at-large bids into the 64-man singles bracket.
The NCAA Singles Championships will be held at the Atkins Tennis Center on May 22-27 in Urbana, Ill., following the conclusion of team championship play.
Pradella finished the season ranked No. 30 in the ITA rankings after posting a 20-4 record playing predominantly in the No. 1 spot. Pradella recorded wins against eight ranked opponents including No. 13 Jonas Lutjen of Ole Miss and No. 19 Costin Paval of Oklahoma in the conference championships.
Lenz also had a strong year, finishing with a 26-9 record and ranked No. 51 in the ITA listings. He also defeated eight nationally ranked opponents during the course of the season including No. 18 Tom Jomby of Kentucky and No. 36 Florent Diep of Florida.
Sophomore Marko Krickovic was named as an alternant for the singles Championships after finishing the season ranked No. 72 and finishing the year with a 21-11 overall record.
Baylor women's tennis sophomore Ema Burgic has been selected to take part in the singles portion of the NCAA Tennis Championships as well as the doubles event with partner Victoria Kisialeva later this month in Urbana, Ill.
The NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Subcommittee made the announcement Wednesday that Burgic will be seeded in the 9-16 range of the 64-person singles bracket, while she and Kisialeva are the No. 4 seed for the 32-team doubles draw.
Burgic earned an automatic bid into the singles event by being the highest ranked player in the Big 12, while the duo's selection was by virtue of the same method.
The NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships will be held at the Atkins Tennis Center on May 22-27 in Urbana, Ill., following the conclusion of team championship play.
Burgic is currently ranked No. 10 in the country and holds a 40-8 mark overall. She has won 15 matches in a row to post a 23-5 dual-match record with all of those matches coming at the No. 1 position. Burgic is 24-6 against ranked foes on the season.
Burgic and Kisialeva, a redshirt freshman, are ranked No. 8 in the latest ITA listings. The duo has a 17-3 record on court 1 and a 23-3 mark overall. The BU tandem is 8-2 in its last 10 decisions, including four straight wins. Against ranked foes, Burgic and Kisialeva are 8-2.
As a team, the 19th-ranked Lady Bears will face third-seeded and 39th-ranked San Diego State in Evanston, Ill., in the first round of NCAA Team Championship action. That match is scheduled for Friday, May 10 at 11 a.m.


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A creative and tasty cuisine, associated to perfect service. Our executive chefs rivalize to reinvent themselves and constantly surprise you not only with their food but also with their show. The "Fine dining" label aims to promote and enhance Club Med's best dining experiences.
The concept:
● New quality standards defined
● Tables set every evening
● Wine list presented by a sommelier (subject to an additional charge).
● Cookery classes three times a week, in the form of a demonstration by the Chef.
● A happytiser" every evening with culinary demonstrations at the bar.
● At the buffet: "assisted" plate service once a week
● Local events: visits to the market (except Asian Villages) and regional product tasting sessions.
Located close to the swimming pool,this restaurant welcomes you for all your meals in three separate sections: the open air terrace, the covered terrace or the first-floor dining area with its magnificent view of the sea and the lagoon alongside the Resort.
This is a no-smoking area
A heavenly setting for this local speciality restaurant, just metres away from the Ocean. Subtle exotic local cuisine from Asia with delicate flavours of vanilla or curry...
On reservation only, in Reception. This is a non-smoking area.
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Champagne, VSOP* (very superior old pale) and XI* (xtra old) spirits, as well as certain super-premium brands (over 16 year old whisky and rare spirits), some bottles of wine available on our wine menu.
Ideally situated, this bar will let you relax during the day in an intimate setting. Early evening, the lighting on the lagoon will offer you a relaxing setting.
Located alongside the swimming pool and the main restaurant, this bar welcomes you in a relaxed and refined atmosphere.
There is also a cigar humidor service (against a supplement).
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Welcome to Tekkitcraft
We are a Tekkit sever. You need Tekkit 2.1.0|1.1 to play.
This was tricky but after we got it up and running I have been trying to learn lua. If any of you know it I will make sure you are taken care of.
-World Guard/Edit
This was a BIG problem if your a tekkit/faction server people could use all the different tekkit items to greif your faction, but now that that's fixed their is hardly ever any greifing.
- You can use Core protect
I find it annoying as a play when you get greifed but i can find out who did it. So I made it so everyone in the server can use /co inspect. This allows you to check for yourself just type once to turn it on type it again to turn it off.
- We sadly had to ban Red Matter tools for a basic member because of the greifing but because thats not fair we mad a group called Trusted. If you can get us to trust you we will add you to this group and let you use banned items!!!
When you join you need to go to your website and read the rules to find a secret to become a member. We do this so people will read the rules and not bring Quantum to a fight!
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The Healthy Professor
Nutrition advice from the not-so-perfect nutritionist
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Don't confuse the kids…
Have you seen the advertisements for WhoNu? Nutrition rich cookies? Not a bad cookie for a cookie, but I question the value of kids hearing that a cookie has as much good stuff in it as the real good stuff. It's not the same thing either biochemically or psychologically. If you want a cookie…eat a […] [Read More]
"A picture is worth a thousand words" (or calories)
My friend Pam Howard sent me theses photos. Here's what she had to say… I think I have just been noticing the messaging coming at me as a consumer. Buy more, eat more, eat all day – it's OK, it's what nature intended. It's like the new "Natural Fries" at Wendy's – they are still fries – […] [Read More]
Pucker up!
Women bascically ingest the lipstick on their lips. That got me thinking about how much lipstick I've consumed ever since I started my lipstick love affair with my first Bonnie Bell lip gloss (the ones that came in those little mod pots). I'm into lipstick like some women are into shoes. Unlike shoes…lipstick ALWAYS fits and I can still walk wearing any lipstick […] [Read More]
If they make it…we will eat it.
Yesterday I stopped in Dunkin Donuts to grab a coffee and saw their new reakfast sandwich advertised. I asked the clerk, "Are they popular?" She told me that they fly out of there each morning. People are buying them up. I thought about all the hoopla about processed foods and health and obesity and wondered […] [Read More]


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Hammock Stands
Thanks to the simple yet much appreciated invention of hammock stands, anyone can enjoy comfortable-lounging both indoors and outdoors. Of course, not all of them are the same! Hammock Pros carries an extensive line of stands so whether you are looking for something super budget- friendly and portable or a gorgeous contemporary piece that will have your neighbors doing a double-take, you'll find it here.
In case you are unfamiliar with what hammock stands are, they take the place of needing a tree, beam or some other heavy-duty objet to attach a hammock to. They are available in different sizes, materials and color and they are designed for stability. The last thing that you want is to feel as though you are going to tip over when you lie down or get up, right?
Basic Hammock Stands
Algoma hammock stands available here at Hammock Pros come in both 11ft and 13ft options so it's important that you choose the right one based on the length of your hammock. They are made from tubular steel so not only are they safe, they can stand up against environmental elements. The 11ft can hold up to 350 pounds while the 13ft is available in beige, black or hunter green and can support 550 pounds!
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If you are after a jaw-dropping piece, one of the arc stands by Hatteras will look spectacular in any environment. Hammock Pros offers both all-weather wicker and Cyprus. The Southern Cyprus is a stunning honey-gold color that despite its rich appearance, is made to stand up against the weather.
On the other hand, if you are looking for something a little darker, the brown-toned synthetic wicker is a fantastic choice. With a weight capacity up to 450 pounds and a length of 15 ft., it's large enough to hold a hammock that 2 people to cozy up on.
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Considering getting a hammock chair but not quite sure where you can hang it? Hammock Pros also offers quality hammock chair stands like the Algoma C-Frame that has a striking contemporary design. It's made from 100 percent steel with extra strong tubing for support. You don't have to worry about tipping over with this stand or any other chair stand you'll find here.
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Do you have one beautiful shade tree to tie one end of your hammock to already? Why not just buy a simple removable ground post for the other end? The ones sold here at Hammock Pros can easily be removed and moved since they weigh only 26 pounds yet they are strong enough to hold up to 325 pounds.


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Be sure to check out Appert's Retail Outlet. Open to the public, the retail outlet offers a wide variety of restaurant quality foods at wholesale prices. All products are available in bulk or retail packed.
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900 South Highway 10
St. Cloud, MN 56304
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Regular Store Hours:
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Saturday: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
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