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Sep. 23, 2015
Op-Ed article by author Erik Kirschbaum argues that ethnic identity and cultural legacy of German immigrants, America's largest national group, was effaced by persecutions over its loyalty during World Wars; identifies signs of German-American identity's continuity and potential return. MORE
Aug. 25, 2015
Louisiana State University survey finds almost four out of five white residents of New Orleans say city has mostly recovered from Hurricane Katrina, while almost three out of five blacks assert otherwise, with more than one-third saying post-Katrina quality of life in New Orleans is worse. MORE
Aug. 17, 2015
Study by researchers at Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis finds that while black and Hispanic graduates accumulate more wealth than non-graduates, they fare far worse than their white and Asian counterparts during periods of financial trouble; findings undermine long-held concept of college education as an economic equalizer. MORE
Aug. 1, 2015
Republican presidential candidate Donald J Trump, noteworthy for his pugnacious and confrontational style, has used racially charged rhetoric in political ads in years leading up to his campaign run; Trump acknowledges can be offensive to some, but defends his aggressive and provocative approach as necessary to communicating his message. MORE
Jul. 24, 2015
New York Times/CBS News poll shows nearly six in 10 Americans views race relations in United States unfavorably, signaling striking change since Pres Obama's election victory in 2008, when two-thirds of Americans described relations as generally good; wide swings in opinion are most pronounced among African-Americans. MORE
Jul. 13, 2015
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column examines rising rate of interracial relationships, which constituted some 15 percent of all marriages in 2010; argues that while 'browning' of America represents a beautiful sign of social progress, it also raises question of whether society is merely side-stepping anti-black racism rather than overcoming it. MORE
Jul. 6, 2015
Law enforcement authorities say manifesto written by Dylann Roof, suspect in massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, SC, gives no evidence that anyone encouraged him to commit murder, but it does provide explicit snapshot of modern-day white supremacy; experts say Internet has made supremacist movement more anonymous, making it harder to track potentially violent participants. MORE
Jun. 12, 2015
Pew Research Center survey finds that 6.9 percent of American adults are multiracial, more than three times the percentage reported by the 2010 census; poll indicates steep upward curve in multiracial population, but also finds that some 61 percent of those people identified themselves by just one race. MORE
Jun. 11, 2015
Op-Ed article by Prof Richard Alba observes notion that whites will soon be minority in America is fallacious, and based on outdated racial and ethnic categories; says census data misses preponderance of mixed-race births and mixed-race adults who do not identify as such; notes trends are in line with America's legacy of assimilation, but that society has so far failed to develop language to capture nuanced reality of its racial diversity. MORE
May. 1, 2015
Greenwood, SC, Mayor D Welborn Adams and local American Legion post want to replace plaques that list war dead by race, but state law requires legislative approval, which they do not have. MORE
Mar. 4, 2015
Private nonprofit yet to be selected will conduct survey aimed at reviewing racial, ethnic and gender make up of New York City's cultural organizations. MORE
Jan. 25, 2015
The Upshot; Tyler Cowen Economic View column examines research on the relationship between economics and social tolerance, noting limitations of widely-held view that open economies lead to open minds about race and sexual orientation; observes that economic forces can only account for so much, and that a society's qualitative aspects are also strongly at work. MORE
Dec. 28, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column presents poems about race written by readers in response to his Whites Just Don't Get It series of columns. MORE
Dec. 25, 2014
DNA-testing company 23andMe publishes biggest genetic profile of United States ever, based on study of 160,000 people; researchers trace complex variations of genetic makeup from state to state, creating sort of ancestry map; program calculates what percentage of each subject's genomes was inherited from European, African or Native American forebears. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Poll conducted by New York Times and Sienna College shows that more than half of New Yorkers, black and white alike, are concerned about race relations, and uneasy about where city is headed; findings suggest efforts of Mayor Bill de Blasio to improve interactions between New Yorkers and city's police department have been buffeted, and at times overtaken, by events outside his control. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column notes substantial number of white people have joined First Corinthian Baptist Church in Harlem, trend that defies racial norms of American Christianity. MORE
Dec. 11, 2014
Data from Education Dept's Office for Civil Rights data shows that from 2011 to 2012, black girls in public elementary and secondary schools were suspended at rate of 12 percent, compared with rate of 2 percent for white girls, and more than girls of any other race or ethnicity. MORE
Dec. 11, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column imagines conversation between white dad and his teenage son about respecting black police and authority if whites were the minority. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
The Upshot; expected defeat of Democratic Sen Mary Landrieu of Louisiana in upcoming runoff election would complete demise of once solid Democratic Deep South; end of era marks generational shift along racial and cultural lines. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
Hashtag crimingwhilewhite gains quick momentum on Twitter as users express solidarity with those angered by grand jury decision not to charge officer in chokehold death of Eric Garner; thousands of posts relate experiences in which officers ignored obvious crimes, presumably because offenders were white. MORE
Dec. 4, 2014
Nobel laureate James D Watson, a pioneer in DNA science, will auction his prize medal and donate much of proceeds to educational institutions; move is part of Watson's effort to redeem himself after making offensive remarks about race in 2007 that tarnished his reputation. MORE
Dec. 3, 2014
Brooklyn Historical Society project Crossing Borders, Bridging Generations offers more than 100 oral histories of current or former Brooklynites who identify themselves as being of mixed heritage, whether through race, ethnicity, religion or nationality; project is scheduled for completion in January. MORE
Dec. 3, 2014
Swedish broadcaster SVT's decision to edit two scenes it considers racially offensive from 1969 television series based on Pippi Longstocking books by Astrid Lindgren has ignited national debate; move taps into growing and often uncomfortable discussion over ethnicity in country where small minority is just beginning to have a voice. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
David Brooks Op-Ed column contends national debate over events in Ferguson, Mo, highlights how the nature of racism in America has changed, migrating away from a focus on genetics toward a new prejudice based on class; maintains this classism has mixed with traditional racism to produce a particularly noxious brew; suggests best way forward is to embrace programs that foster social mobility. MORE
Nov. 30, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column calls for creating Truth and Reconciliation Commission to examine race in America, modeled on one in South Africa, in wake of shooting death of Michael Brown; suggests that part of country's racial divide comes from well-meaning Americans who disapprove of racism yet inadvertently help perpetuate it; contends new commission could jump-start overdue national conversation and recommend solutions. MORE
Nov. 30, 2014
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column contends events in Ferguson, Mo, make case for pessimism about race and politics in America; holds that political system divided primarily by identity is likely to be more poisonous than one in which both parties are offering more-color-blind appeals; laments that identity is the most primal, reliable form of political division, and Ferguson has proved case study in how powerfully it works. MORE
Nov. 30, 2014
Philip Galanes Table for Three column interview with recording artist Elton John and community activist and Ford Foundation president Darren Walker; duo discuss race, sexual identity and leaving the past behind. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Editorial examines case before Supreme Court that could have significant implications for future of Voting Rights Act; notes main legal question in case is whether Alabama lawmakers paid too much attention to race when they redrew state's district lines; calls on justices to reaffirm 1965 law and stop lawmakers from turning sophisticated piece of legislation into a cartoon. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Supreme Court hears Alabama redistricting case in which black and Democratic lawmakers say state Legislature relied too heavily on rigid racial quotas in its 2012 redistricting by maintaining high concentrations of black voters in some districts; Supreme Court has previously ruled that racial gerrymandering is constitutionally suspect, but state officials argue they were complying with Voting Rights Act. MORE
Oct. 14, 2014
Exhibit Haunted Files: The Eugenics Record Office, at New York University's Asian/Pacific/American Institute, recreates Eugenics Record Office, early 20th century institution where scientists applied rudimentary genetics to singling out supposedly superior races and degrading minorities. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Atty Gen Eric H Holder Jr calls for wide-ranging reviews of police tactics and training; comments come during Little Rock, Ark, conference, attended by dozens of mayors and police chiefs, to discuss race relations and policing in United States in the wake of protests in Ferguson, Mo. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Atlanta Hawks owner Bruce Levenson announces plans to sell his controlling interest in the basketball team as a result of a racially charged email he wrote in 2012; memo prompted an NBA investigation that would probably have resulted in Levenson being disciplined by the league. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column addresses reader comments selected from deluge of criticism he received following column on white privilege and smugness. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column offers several reason why race relations deserve more attention and more press coverage; notes that polls and studies show that white Americans believe issue of race gets more attention than it deserves, in aftermath of shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo; argues that white Americans should wipe away any self-satisfaction about racial progress and focus more on challenges of race in America. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Nicholas Kristoff Op-Ed column holds national conversation about race, prompted by death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo, should include an examination of unconsciously biased attitudes, held by both blacks and whites; notes discrimination, especially against young black men, flows more often from these unexamined attitudes than from overt hatred and racism; offers bevy of data pointing to problem. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Group of alumni from eight prestigious New York City public high schools issues statement in support of keeping test as sole criterion for entry, inserting themselves in long-running debate over admissions process and its impact on schools' racial makeup; legislators and civil rights groups have blamed test-only policy for fact that very few black and Hispanic students are admitted to eight so-called specialized high schools, in comparison with their numbers in city's school system over all. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Jeff Smith, former Missouri state senator, comments on racial friction in Ferguson, Mo; notes that exodus of blacks from St Louis into formerly white suburbs has resulted in primarily white police forces in place in largely black areas, exacerbating tensions; suggests that consolidation with surrounding municipalities of St Louis County may help to empower black populations and eventually reduce racial strife. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Jess Row novel, Your Face in Mine, explores long tradition of racial disguise, imagining real postracial nation; story is set in future in which protaganist Martin Lipkin is first person to undergo 'racial reassignment surgery' to correct his 'racial dysphoria.' MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Theodore P Wafer, on trial for fatally shooting Renisha Marie McBride on doorstep of his home in Dearborn Heights, Mich, testifies that he acted instinctively, without planning; says he panicked after he was woken by loud noises. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Theodore P Wafer testifies in his own defense in 2013 shooting of 19-year-old Renisha McBride on porch of his home in Dearborn Heights, Mich; says he believed McBride was an intruder, and shooting was an accident; faces a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted. MORE
Aug. 2, 2014
Lacey Schwartz documentary Little White Lie explores how Schwartz learned that her father was black after being raised by her Jewish family to believe that she is white; film joins body of work by other filmmakers who have focused on hidden truths in their family trees. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Trial begins for Theodore P Wafer of Dearborn Heights, Mich, suburban homeowner accused of second-degree murder in 2013 shooting death of teenager Renisha McBridge on porch of his home; shooting ignited racial tensions because defendant is white and victim was black, but prosecutors do not make race an issue. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Miami Journal; soul-food landmark Jumbo's in Miami's Liberty City neighborhood will close its doors after nearly 60 years of business; closing will end six-decade run that epitomized the city's struggle against blight and served as time capsule of nation's changing race relations. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, on vacation in Italy with his family, describes 'mirror-image feeling' after meeting interracial family of Cecile Kyenge, Italy's first black national official. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Editorial contends key finding of Vera Institute of Justice report on prosecutorial practices of the Manhattan district attorney's office is of pattern of racial disparities at multiple stages of the criminal justice process; praises Dist Atty Cyrus Vance Jr for inviting such a comprehensive analysis of his own office; notes major problem is prosecutors' emphasis on prior arrests when making plea bargains, rather than focusing on previous prison sentences. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Seth Stephens-Davidowitz Op-Ed article describes his analysis of tens of thousands of profiles on Stormfront.org, America's most popular online hate site; reflects that analysis gives very little insight into why people hate other racial groups. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Census Bureau is grappling with how to accurately classify race and ethnicity in its next decennial count in 2020; it is an issue that plays out in divergent ways; for many Hispanics and Arab-Americans, changes in questions could elicit more accurate portrayals of their backgrounds. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
World Cup 2014 Roundup; survey on the wealth and race of fans attending a World Cup match in Brazil indicates that those attending games are overwhelmingly rich and white; finding is particularly striking in Brazil, with a highly mixed population that has more blacks than any country except Nigeria; other World Cup news noted. MORE
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Confrontation With Black Partygoers Leads to Gang Charges for White Group
Fifteen members of a group called Respect the Flag are accused of violating Georgia's anti-street-gang ordinance during a confrontation in July.
October 13, 2015, Tuesday
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Million Man March, 20 Years On
Now, as then, it's hard to separate the march from its messenger, Louis Farrakhan.
October 12, 2015, Monday
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Black Mormons Assess Church's Racial Progress
Black Mormons discussed the challenges of belonging to a predominantly white religion during a university conference on Friday.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
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Echoing Calls for Justice of Million Man March, but Widening Audience
Thousands gathered on the National Mall in Washington to demand justice for African-Americans killed at the hands of the police, echoing cries that rang out in the same spot 20 years ago.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
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Rupert Murdoch Apologizes for Suggesting Obama Is Not a 'Real Black President'
A backlash against Rupert Murdoch's Twitter post involving Ben Carson and President Obama ensued quickly, with people accusing him of being racist and questioning his qualifications to pass judgment on someone's "blackness."
October 8, 2015, Thursday
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The Invisible Asian
Often hoodwinked by the label of the "model minority," we must resist the stereotype of Asian passivity.
October 8, 2015, Thursday
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Rihanna Defended Rachel Dolezal, the White Woman Who Claimed to Be Black
For some fans the musician crossed a line. But she also said what many academics already had.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
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Jury Selection Focuses on Race in Trial of Thabo Sefolosha, Atlanta Hawks Player
The trial commenced after Mr. Sefolosha, a forward for the Atlanta Hawks, refused a plea bargain and accused the police of wrongful arrest and brutality.
October 6, 2015, Tuesday
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How The Times Covered Ferguson
Covering the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., required an extensive coordinated effort by The Times. Here, two staff members reflect on their experiences.
October 5, 2015, Monday
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Is Cultural Appropriation Always Wrong?
Calling out the co-opting of minority cultures to seem cool has become a public ritual. But where is the line between borrowing and theft?
October 4, 2015, Sunday
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Bernie Sanders on Racism
Mr. Sanders excoriates the impact of racism in society.
Haunted by Memories for 100 Years
In 1915, Mamie Kirkland and her family fled Ellisville, Miss., in fear that her father would be lynched. She swore she would never return. But at age 107, she made the journey.
New Orleans Residents' Opinions of Recovery
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, a survey by Louisiana State University found a stark divide among black and white residents over various issues.
Calls for Change in Waller County, Tex.
After the death of Sandra Bland, talk of racial milestones here gave way to questions about whether the county's checkered history of race relations had set the stage for a tragedy.
A Growing Divide on Race
How views on race differ among black and white Americans.
New York Times/CBS News Poll on Race Relations in the U.S.
Views about race relations and discrimination differ vastly between black and white Americans, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
Mapping Segregation
New government rules will require all cities and towns receiving federal housing funds to assess patterns of segregation.
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Residents should know on April 22 what to expect from City Manager Sharon A. Addisons first proposed budget.
Thats when the city manager plans to release the plan to the public after taking a different approach during this years budget process.
On Monday night, she told the Watertown City Council that she intends to give them her proposed budget on April 19 and then release it to the public via the Internet the following Monday. She also informed council members that she will abide by the parameters that they agreed upon last week.
Before releasing more details, Ms. Addison said she wants to wait until the latest quarterly sales tax figures come out Monday so she will have a more accurate proposal for the spending plan, she said.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham and Councilwoman Roxanne M. Burns gave the city manager high marks on the way she has handled the budget process. Ms. Addison got council members involved earlier in the process than what was done in the past.
I just want to congratulate her on the wonderful job shes done in her first year, Ms. Burns said, adding that its a good idea that council members get to see it before the media so that they can give educated answers when asked about it.
On March 26, Ms. Addison, who was appointed city manager in July, asked for advice in preparing her proposed budget after starting with a $41.38 million draft budget with a 34 percent tax increase.
In a budget update Monday, council members learned water and sewer rates will remain the same as in the current budget. They also learned that the city manager will look for ways to reduce the draft budget by $800,000.
Ms. Addison told them that she has scrubbed purchase of some motor vehicles and equipment that were included in the draft. On Tuesday, she did not provide any details, saying that she and department heads are looking at which vehicle and equipment purchases can be delayed a year.
Until Monday night, Ms. Addison planned on not adding any positions. But she told council members during the work session she wants to increase the sewer department by two junior full-time equivalent positions.
She contended they are needed, citing some veteran staff are nearing retirement, a planned expansion at the facility and an increase in required federal compliances.
Mayor Graham said Tuesday he was looking forward to finding out more about her reasoning for the additional sewer department staff.
She understands where we want to be and where we need to be, Councilwoman Teresa R. Macaluso said Tuesday. And I think shes aiming for that.
Last week, council members instructed Ms. Addison to appropriate $1.6 million from fund balance, find about $800,000 in reductions and set a maximum increase to the property tax levy of 2 percent. As it stands, the city manager has proposed reducing the Fire Department by two firefighters through attrition.
Council members will learn the details about the fund balance, the reductions and sales tax revenues when she delivers her proposed budget, the mayor said.
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Dish Network customers watching CBS or Fox during the wee hours of Thursday morning witnessed the blackout firsthand.
At 2 a.m. Thursday, the satellite television provider blocked its customers in the north country from receiving programming offered by Watertown stations WWNY-7 News and WNYF-Fox 28 after failing to reach a contract agreement with United Communications Corp., the Kenosha, Wis.-based parent company of the stations. Although the two sides agreed to financial terms of the three-year contract weeks ago, they are at odds over programming rights, said Kenneth L. Dowdell, vice president of United Communications.
Mr. Dowdell said Dish is seeking contract terms that would make United relinquish programming rights it has as an affiliate of CBS and Fox, which it is unwilling to do. United recently offered Dish revised proposals to avoid the blackout, he said, but the company wouldnt compromise.
We have contracts with our programming providers CBS and Fox that develop programs and make them available to us, Mr. Dowdell said. We have only limited rights to make those programs available beyond that. So we have to respect those contracts, but Dish is asking us to violate them. And this is their language theyve demanded we sign. This is a big company that has other blackouts (with broadcasters) going on right now, but theyre hard to find because it doesnt list them.
The blackout came on the heels of a nine-day temporary contract extension, approved after the previous three-year contract between the two parties expired. Dish also blocked stations United operates in Mankato, Minn.
But on Thursday, Dish issued a press release that described the rift between the two parties differently.
We have agreed to key financial terms, yet United has chosen to bring consumers into an avoidable dispute by blocking customers access to these CBS and Fox affiliates, said Sruta Vootkuru, Dish director of programming, in the release. United seems to have drifted away from its public service commitment to communities, but Dish remains ready to work with United to bring local content back to viewers.
Customers who visit Dishs website will notice it blames the blackout on unreasonable demands made by United.
We remain committed to reaching an agreement, language on the website states. We hope that United Communications Corp. will embrace a reasonable attitude, so that we can keep your local channels on Dish.
But Mr. Dowdell, who said Dish is now posturing in the media, said he does not believe the company is willing to continue talks with United.
I think they understand our position, but Dish has planted its feet in the ground, he said.
Dish Network has been responsible for 15 of the 35 longest-running television blackouts since 2005 in which stations operated by affiliates have been dropped, according to a study published in September by SNL Financial. Its longest blackout lasted 175 days in 2009, which ranks as the sixth longest among multichannel providers. Time Warner Cable ranked first with the longest blackout, which lasted 413 days from Dec. 16, 2006, to Feb. 1, 2008.
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NORFOLK - Six months following a house fire in Norfolk that left seven people homeless and killed four animals, some community members have become fed up with the lack of action to address the eyesore, according to town officials.
In the early morning hours of Nov. 24, the 26 South Main St. home burned to the ground as a result of a spark from an electric heater.
There are some folks in the community that have been concerned about the house that burned on Route 56. I talked to them and I told them some of the things that we talked about a couple of months ago - that its in litigation between the owner and the people that have a rental with them, Councilman Donald I. Purvis said.
Some of them feel that something should start happening and get done. Theyre concern is Ok, why cant they start coming down and getting rid of the truck, the camper, the boat and all of the other junk thats on the property? Where are we with this and what can we expect and whats happening with it? he wondered.
According to Town Supervisor Charles A. Pernice, owner Josie Page had recently sold the home to Seth Hamm on a land contract.
Following the pre-Thanksgiving fire, investigators said that there were smoke alarms in the home, but they did not activate. The home was also insured, but was declared a total loss.
Code Enforcement Officer Leonard Max Halpern said the matter was still in the hands of the attorneys, and he was unable to give an answer that was in black and white. He also said that a property has up to two years to be fixed if it was destroyed by a fire.
For a few days last month, I went around to some of the properties in the town that had been kind of abandoned and left and I wrote up a report on each and took photos on each, Mr. Halpern said. I had mentioned them to (Mr. Pernice) one day because we had some people complaining about the properties and if they want action taken on the properties, its up to the board to start the condemnation.
He added that this process would involve hiring an engineer to do a structural analysis.
Mr. Pernice said Ms. Page is in the process of foreclosing the property on Mr. Hamm, who had a land contract on the property, thus giving her full control.
She holds the deed but she had a land contract on top of it. Until she gets it in her hands, shes got her hands tied, he said.
The fact of the matter is two board meetings ago I said We need to get at least a safety net somewhere around there. I still think its unsafe, Councilman Robert J. Harvey said.
I think she got a letter but I just dont know what it is. So we cant really pick a direction, I dont think, unless we know what direction to go in and who to go after, Mr. Pernice said.
Mr. Halpern said that he will be contacting Brian Haggett, who runs a local trucking company, to take care of putting in a safety fence on the property.
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By RICHARD SHAWSports editor
Just about two minutes into the second half of Friday nights football game at Dinostadium Ogden head coach Ed Larson felt it was time to voice his opinion of the officials after two successive penalties had been lodged against his team.
"You can't get a break in this town can you," he yelled at the nearest referee, who immediately told him that any more outbursts could result in being thrown off the field.
But those words coming from the visiting coach's mouth somehow seemed to be the turning point in the game, as the Tigers came back from a 14-3 deficit at that point and in a matter of minutes put two touchdowns and two extra points on the board and then held on to a 17-14 victory over the hapless Dinos.
From the beginning of the game everyone knew it would be a struggle for both teams. The Dinos, excited over the fact that it was homecoming and the fact that they had led Emery at the half in last weeks game, knew if they could put two good halves of football together they could get their first win of the season.
Meanwhile Ogden also came into town desperate for a victory with their season record a dismal 1-6-0, and going nowhere fast as they play in a strong Region 11 with teams like Bear River and Morgan.
As the contest began it appeared Ogden had the edge. On their first position they began to move the ball quite boldly and it appeared the Carbon defense could be in for a long night.
They were, but that didn't become apparent until the second half, because after that Ogden appeared to not have a center who could hike the ball. Ogden's quarterback continually had to jump for pigskins hiked over his head or to the left and right. And there was no telling which way the ball was going to go each time it was centered.
The Carbon defense ate this up going after a disoriented Tiger backfield time and time again.
Meanwhile the Carbon offense, which sputtered initially began to wind up it's motor, slowly but surely. They made some good gains, but couldn't quite get it over the goal line until just as time was expiring for the first quarter when senior Chris Hatch went over the goal line and Dustin Howa added the extra point.
The trend continued into the second quarter as within a few plays the Tigers gave up the ball again and this time the Dinos marched down the field with sophomore quarterback Brandon Wilson tossing a 13 yard pass to Daniel Davis to bring another touchdown to the Carbon side of the scoreboard. Again, Howa put the extra point up and the Dinos led 14-0.
It was actually beginning to look like a rout to much of the crowd, including the small contingent of Ogden fans on the east side of the field who kept yelling they were getting homered. But little did anyone know, that was the end of Carbon's scoring binge.
The score held until almost right at half time when a freak 27 yard pass through the hands of the Dino secondary brought the Tigers within scoring distance of the goal. With time running off the clock, Ogden was able to put it between the goal posts and as the teams went into the locker room the score was 14-3.
When the second half began, the Dinos came out confidently but the lesson they learned against Emery the week before must not have sunk in.
After the penalties against Ogden, the Tigers suddenly got their tanks full and began to grind out plays. The ball seldom flew from the centers hand in various directions and the quarterback was able to control things a little more. But the Carbon defense was stubborn and kept the Tigers at bay until 3:38 remained in the third quarter when they finally pushed the ball over for a score and the extra point.
These moves toward the goal line by the Tigers were often precipitated not by a defense that let down, but by an offense that coughed up the ball more often than pinball machine. Carbon lost the ball on numerous fumbles and miscues.
As that continued the Tigers took more advantage of the home teams mistakes. Only two minutes after their first touchdown of the game, the team from Ogden put across the goal line again and also put up the extra point.
The quarter ended, but the turnovers didn't. Time and time again the Carbon offense would just get going and an interception or another fumble would plague them all during the quarter.
Meanwhile the multi-directional centering of the ball by Ogden began in earnest once again. Neither could get much momentum up and no one crossed the goal lines again.
For Ogden it was a satisfying ride home. For Carbon it was a long walk of defeat to the locker room.
In other games involving teams from Region 8 league leading Delta was crushed by Cedar City 30-14. But second place Lehi took it to 4A Timpanogos 15-13. In another non-league game North Sanpete beat Uintah 35-14. And finally, Carbon's neighbor to the south, Emery, took a knockout punch to the chin with a 49-6 posting at the hands of third ranked Park City.
The Dinos have one last chance to regroup and salvage a season that has included a number of key injuries and young players trying to learn their way through the football maze.
On Friday the Hawks of North Sanpete come to town. A .500 team, the Dinos have a good chance to come away with a victory over the Sanpete team particularly if they can hold onto the ball and execute their offense like they did in the last minute of the first quarter on Friday night.


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Here's one from knoxville's finest, and ex-V-Roys member Mic Harrison. Off the album Right Side Of The Grass
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Some rowdy honky tonk from Jason Boland and The Stragglers. Off the album Somewhere In The Middle
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Finally we have one of the best, and one of the most appropriately named songs. This is from Hank Flamingo which was Trent Summar's first band. If anybody happens to have a copy of their long out of print album, I would love love love to have it.
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If you gotta have some more, head on over to The Alternate Root for a killer mix over there. Maybe next year I will put these and some other choice songs into a full blown mix….if I remember of course…


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Wednesday, June 05, 2013
The British and Irish Lions power past the Western Force in Perth
Skipper Brian O'Driscoll scored twice as the British and Irish Lions beat a weakened Western Force outfit 69-17 in Perth earlier today. Leigh Halfpenny kicked eleven from eleven kicks as the tourists flexed their muscles in their first midweek game.
The Lions had little trouble brushing aside the Force in their first match on Australian soil, scoring nine tries in the process as new caps got a run out to push for a Test spot.
The Force offered little resistance in a mid-season fixture that they didn't seem very motivated for.
The tourists went about their business though, dominating up front while flyhalf Jonny Sexton ran lovely lines and found his runners. The loose forward trio of Sean O'Brien, Tom Croft and Jamie Heaslip were superb, giving Warren Gatland more of a selection headache over the next month.
The one negative from the game came as prop Cian Healy went off injured in the first half with what looked like a serious and painful leg injury, but is more likely ligament related.
"He went for an X-ray and the medics say it wasn't broken," said head coach Warren Gatland.
"We just assume it is ligament damage. He may need a scan to further delve into the potential of the injury. We will potentially talk about someone who we might bring out once we find out what condition Cian is in. If it is more serious we will quickly look at getting a replacement out."
There was an allegation of a bite by Healy earlier in the game, with fiesty Brett Sheehan remonstrating to the Ireland loosehead after a ruck close to the tryline. Coach Michael Foley has said it was dealt with on the field [the TMO couldn't find sufficient video evidence], but citing commissioner Freek Burger has 12 hours from the end of the match to review the tapes.
While the Lions have scored 128 points and 17 tries in just two outings, the opposition hasn't been up to the standard required for sufficient Test series preparation.
That will change soon, and the run outs will have been good for combinations and confidence, ahead of their next best test, which will be the Reds in Brisbane this coming Saturday.
CIAN HEALY UPDATE: Alex Corbisiero has been called up, from England's tour of Argentina, as cover for Healy. His arrival date will be confirmed soon.
"Cian has had an X-ray and, while his left ankle is not broken, he will be assessed further when we get to Brisbane. In the meantime we need to get Alex over here as soon as possible and I am thankful to Stuart Lancaster for letting him go so quickly," said Warren Gatland.
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UceLove June 05, 2013 5:35 pm
DanKnapp June 05, 2013 6:38 pm
Very happy with everyone's showings. Bring on Saturday! I could get used to this twice-a-week rugby.
Pipo June 05, 2013 11:53 pm
The Force's coach, I'm sure I read this somewhere, explained they wanted to have the game the weekend before but the Lions preferred to go to Hong Kong (maybe HSBC is to blame?). He, the coach, obviously gets paid to reach a decent position in the Super 15, not to play against the lions, I find it absolutely reasonable to keep some players out. Now, I am sure you are not insinuating that the best 15 of The Force play 2 games so close to each other, because that would be dangerous to them and therefore unacceptable from a coach to ask from his players.
TotesMcGoates June 06, 2013 1:34 am
I take your point about Foley's interest being in the Super 15 and not in a friendly against a touring side but at the end of the day, the Force have a nothing game against the 'Tahs at the weekend and then have five weeks off before playing their final game. With very few Wallabies absent from the squad, I think it's reasonable to expect a bit more from them.
Pipo June 06, 2013 1:46 am
Why the Lions went to Hong Kong? That's for the management to answer. But you can't blame the lack of time because of domestic NH finals on the Australian sides and expect them to adjust entirely to whatever the Lions demand.
I've thought for a long time now that the pro rugby schedule is either too full or not distributed properly along the year. This seems to back up my views.
TotesMcGoates June 06, 2013 9:12 am
My main beef is that I feel sorry for any of the players who would have liked to take part that may have missed out. Looking forward to the Reds game.
"Playing against The British & Irish Lions is a once in a career type opportunity, so to be running out in front of a sold-out Suncorp Stadium crowd on Saturday night will be an experience these 23 players will never forget," Reds Director of Coaching Ewen McKenzie said.
DrG June 06, 2013 11:15 am
benj June 06, 2013 10:00 pm
the force are at the bottom of the aussie conference, with no chance of winning anything this year.
they cant get relegated from the competition as its a closed conference.
Australia and Australian rugby stand to make a much needed fortune out of the lions visit.
so for those reasons Michael Foley has severely underestimated and misunderstood the significance of this fixture which happens once every 12 years. Clearly the force have missed out on an opportunity to cause an upset of which would have raised the stakes and overall interest in the tour and would ultimately improve support for our great game.
iluvyomumma June 05, 2013 7:28 pm
2. Can someone who watched the full game comment on how Tuilagi played please? As an Irishman, I'm leaning towards Tuilagi to partner BOD ahead of Roberts atm. I know Roberts was very good with O'Driscoll in '09 buying just feel Tuilagi offers more even though he's not really a 12.
Tc June 05, 2013 10:25 pm
A bit harsh however. i know he has a lot of critics, but its one thing making a break vs this opposition, different against international teams. I think the biggest requirement of any pivot is bringing others into the game and putting others into holes
Jimothy June 05, 2013 8:42 pm
15. Halfpenny
14. Bowe
13. O'Driscoll
12. Roberts (50 minutes Manu)
11. North
10. Sexton
9. Sniping game Phillips, quick ball Youngs
1. Jenkins (50 minutes Maku)
2. Best
3. Cole
5. Parling
6. Croft
7. Tipuric
8. Heaslip
brawnybalboa June 05, 2013 8:56 pm
Jimothy June 05, 2013 9:05 pm
brawnybalboa June 05, 2013 9:35 pm
At the other prop position, I am really looking forward to seeing Alex Corbisiero get some game time. He is a better scrummager than Vunipola and Jenkins.
Jimothy June 05, 2013 10:01 pm
Wasn't settling for parity, think Cole would dominate any Australian loosehead and gain just as many penalties as Jones would. Plus I'm a rugby romantic and hope Lions tests don't come down to which team has the best boot!
As for Alex, I would totally agree and although one player can't win a game I think the six nations might have had a slightly different outcome had Corbisiero been playing against Jones. Plus better rapport with Walsh!
Tc June 05, 2013 10:33 pm
England's scrum had a bad day and some "curious" refereeing against Wales, so please don't judge a player on one performance and don't forget 4 other players contribute to a scrum (leaning doesn't count)
Adam jones is a very good scrummager and very savvy, but also a bit of a pudding round the park, so is a lesser option IMHO
brawnybalboa June 06, 2013 1:29 am
Judging Cole against Wales would be like judging Jones against France. For whatever reasons (lightweight tight 5 and poor pitch respectively) top class props will have poor days at the office.
Either way as long as Gatland makes the right call, and picks the right players for the style of rugby he wants to play, I am happy! We are Lions fans now, not Welsh and English.
That is part of the fun with the Lions, 2 people can pick 2 starting XV's and may not pick the same player in any position!
Going back to your original XV, loving picking Croft and Tipuric at 6 & 7, for the rugby romantic in me that is a perfect pairing for an open game
UpTheLowEnd June 05, 2013 11:06 pm
ConorL June 05, 2013 11:51 pm
dave June 06, 2013 1:19 am
ConorL June 06, 2013 2:45 am
POC and AWJ will be the Test locks IMO
DrG June 06, 2013 3:47 pm
I favour Gray (when on form) over Parling...
ConorL June 07, 2013 12:34 am
Are you trying to say that Gray or Parling will make the bench and come on for POC after 60mins? If so, that is kind of irrelevant as we are talking about the STARTING Test XV. I'm not sure what POC's ability to go the full 80 has to do with anything.
Whether he lasts the full match or not, the fact remains he is one of perhaps only 4 players in the whole squad who is nailed on to start the first Test (Phillips, Sexton and Halfpenny being the others IMO).
DrG June 07, 2013 1:04 am
DrG June 05, 2013 8:49 pm
brawnybalboa June 05, 2013 9:36 pm
DrG June 06, 2013 11:20 am
Cat June 05, 2013 10:38 pm
Jimothy June 05, 2013 10:42 pm
DaRabman June 05, 2013 11:11 pm
Nice try :)
Facepalm June 05, 2013 11:37 pm
Facepalm June 05, 2013 11:38 pm
With this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaDz4rGMdVM
For me that's a worrying difference.
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Tc June 05, 2013 11:50 pm
If you want to use one of those clips for anything it should be to justify Ben foden being on the plane if Kearney isn't fit
ConorL June 06, 2013 12:10 am
Davies is quality, but a fully fit and on form BOD is different class.
JK June 06, 2013 10:44 am
Facepalm June 06, 2013 12:15 pm
Flying Dutchman June 06, 2013 2:27 pm
No disrespect to Davies, who is obviously a class player, but I think he still has and always will have a huge amount he can learn from O'Driscoll.
Full Back June 07, 2013 10:38 am
I'm a huge BoD fan, have met the man and all, but as well as he took that try, he'd be the first to tell you that if he'd been hit with a tackle he'd have been isolated. In the second clip he doesn't pin his ears back, as a more seasoned player he looks for the off load on the inside.


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