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Josh Slater posted a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds while Adnan Hodzic led Lipscomb with 18 points in an 88-59 win over NAIA Freed-Hardeman in an exhibition Thursday evening.
"I liked our transition offense really well tonight," said Lipscomb head coach Scott Sanderson. "I thought we rebounded the ball really well. We outrebounded them 57-38 and had 20 offensive rebounds."
The Bisons went on a 12-0 run over just less than three minutes to go up 23-10 at the 11:01 mark in the first half. Lipscomb never looked back and expanded its lead to 24 when Slater connected on a 3-pointer to give the Bisons a 46-22 lead going into halftime.
"Josh was scoring, he was active offensively, he was rebounding," said Sanderson. "He had nine points and nine rebounds at the half. We are going to send him to the boards more this year because he is so long and that lets him rebound the ball really well."
Brandon Brown was the only other Bison to post in double figures with 15 points. Brown provided exceptional energy and quickness for the Bisons.
"He is long and athletic and can really move," said Sanderson. "He just has to make sure he takes good shots. He's improved a lot in the offseason and has shot the ball a lot better for us in the preseason."
Lipscomb outrebounded Freed-Hardeman 57-38. Slater paced the Bisons with 10 boards, but every player successfully crashed the boards. Eight players finished with four or more rebounds.
Freed-Hardeman did not have a player score in double figures. Ken Bingham led the Lions with seven points. Jesse Moulton was the top-rebounder with eight rebounds.
Preseason All-Atlantic Sun selection Hodzic was 5-of-10 from the field and connected on 8-of-10 free throws for his team-high 18 points.
Freshman point guard Zach Brown provided key hustle points off the bench for Lipscomb. He had four rebounds, four assists, three blocks and two steals in 17 minutes of action.
Senior transfer Johnny Lee scored nine points and grabbed five rebounds in 18 minutes on the court.
Lipscomb was 28-of-69 from the field for 40.6 percent. They were 8-of-25 from beyond the 3-point line for 32 percent. The Bisons attempted 35 free throws connecting on 24 of them (68.6 percent).
Freed-Hardeman was 20-of-65 from the field for 30.8 percent and 7-of-26 from the 3-point line for 26.9 percent. Freed-Hardeman was 12-of-18 from the free throw line for 66.7 percent.
Lipscomb held a 36-18 advantage in the paint. The Bisons scored 20 of their points on the fast break compared to four points for Freed-Hardeman.
The Bisons will practice Friday evening before taking Saturday off. They have a week to prepare before their opener next Saturday, Nov. 14 against Elon.
"There are certain things on the floor defensively that we have not grasped yet," said Sanderson. "Although Freed-Hardeman shot just under 30 percent from the floor, they just missed a lot of shots and we have to clean up our defense."
Game time is set for 7 p.m. against Elon in Allen Arena. Tickets are $7 and will be available at the door.
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CARTHAGE Through the years, Carthage has built a tradition of defensive prowess in boys lacrosse.
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This was probably our best defensive team ever, said Carthage coach Kirk Ventiquattro, whose team yielded less than five goals a game and posted three shutouts. And Taylor was a huge part of that.
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He was the monster in our monster defense, the veteran coach said of the 6-foot-3, 220-pound Morgan. He terrorized dodgers in our zone and controlled our opponents best attacker in our man (defense).
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His job was to back up every body on defense, said Ventiquattro, who has guided Carthage to 19 Frontier League titles in 25 years. If opposing players were good enough to get past us, then they had Taylor to contend with. A microcosm of the season was when (Watertowns) Brad McKinney, one of the biggest and strongest middies in the league, dodged past his guy and actually ran into Taylor. He had to take himself out of the game and thank God Brad wasnt hurt and he came back in.
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Taylor is an unassuming, pleasant kid, Ventiquattro said. Hes kind of like a gentle giant. The first two years he played varsity, coach (and defensive coordinator Jean) St. Croix and I spent a lot of time barking at Taylor just trying to get some sort of meanness in him. He never really did develop a meanness, but he did develop a toughness.
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The United States Bureau of Land Management and Emery County are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual or individuals vandalizing the Buckhorn pictograph panel in the San Rafael Swell.
BLM law enforcement discovered the vandalism to the 2,000 to 4,000-year-old rock art panel on July 24.
Below the angel-like, Barrier Canyon style pictographs, symbols representing "I love you Wendy" were written on the rock face with a chalky substance.
The name "Sherrie" was also written in charcoal next to another pictograph.
"This type of disregard for these special places is very disappointing. These sites not only hold sacred value to Native Americans, but they are also enjoyed by thousands of visitors every year," said BLM archaeologist Julie Howard. "We don't view this as a childish prank. Defacing rock art is a serious offense that we investigate thoroughly and prosecute."
Due to the nature of the vandalism, the BLM will bring in leading rock art conservator Constance Silver to remove the graffiti at the site from Aug. 7 to Aug. 8. By quickly remedying the problem, the federal agency hopes to prevent future vandalism at the site.
The latest incident is not the first time the Buckhorn pictograph panel has been vandalized, pointed out the BLM. Less than 10 years ago, graffiti, some of which dated back to pioneer times, covered the panel.
In 1995, Emery County spent more than $100,000 to remove the graffiti and improve the area for Utah's Centennial. The officials also installed interpretive panels, constructed paths and built restrooms to enhance the visitor's experience and protect the site.
Carbon County residents who might have information regarding any vandalism are encouraged to contact the BLM toll-free at 1-800-722-3998.
Reporting parties will remain anonymous, concluded the federal agency.


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On point. Roxy, a Hungarian short-haired pointer, and Tanner, a Brittany spaniel, know there is a bird nearby.
Ring-necked pheasant on the ground at Pine Ridge Plantation in southeastern Okeechobee county.
Tanner with pheasant at Pine Ridge Plantation.
Pine Ridge Plantation hunting guide George Hager hoists a pheasant during a recent hunt.
Chuck Reed takes aim at Pine Ridge Plantation.
Pine Ridge Plantation guide George Hager and his dog Tanner work together like a well-honed team.
George Hager takes a bird from his dog Tanner at Pine Ridge Plantation.
A quail hunkers down in a wood pile in one of the hunting fields at Pine Ridge Plantation.
Roxy, a Vizsla, loves to hunt as much as her master, Chuck Reed does.
Jon Burkard takes a shot while hunting quail at Pine Ridge Plantation.
Chuck Reed and his best hunting companion, Roxy, enjoy a day in the fields at Pine Ridge Plantation.
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Chuck Reed dropped a bird on his first shot, and squeezes off his second shot at a second quail that rose from a covey, ultimately hitting it, too.
Break time. Tanner laps water after working the fields at Pine Ridge Plantation for quail and pheasant.
The hunting buggy. Hunters ride to and from the fields atop the high profile vehicle.
The Bena hunting field at Pine Ridge Plantation is aptly named. Bena is the Seminole Indian word for pheasant and two of the birds are sitting in the roadway.
Chuck Reed and George Hager approach the Bena hunting field at Pine Ridge Plantation after two pheasants.
Roxy brings a quail back to the bag.
The tower in the pheasant hunting field at Pine Ridge Plantation is used several times a season.
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Full disclosure: this is not the first time we've suggested cozying up to faux fur vests and jacketsÂ--nor will it be the last! As true WhoWhatWear.com devotees know, we got fired up for la forrure last October, but since there are even more amazing options this season, we had to revisit this wardrobe essential. So what, you may ask, is the difference this year? Well, the fashion industry advanced their faux-tastic efforts and produced sleeker pieces with even more luxurious looks, resulting in loads of sartorially savvy outerwear items. As seen on the runways of trailblazing brands such as Chanel and Marc Jacobs, faux fur has expanded its repertoire from its lowly origins to become a high-concept material with the ability to complement everything from a demure mid-calf skirt for day to a high-impact metallic dress come night.
In order to further examine the evolution of this swanky piece, we'd like to take a closer peek at one of our favorite designers who has a knack for styling the foxy fuzz: Rebecca Taylor. For her F/W 10 collection, the city-girl outfitter sent models down the runway in silk dresses, leather shorts, cropped jackets, tights, and bootsÂ--all accented with leopard print coats or cinched furry vests for an artfully layered look like the one featured today. For the particular ensemble above, Taylor grounded the wispy Sweet Dreams Tuxedo Dress ($350) with a belted Cream Fab Faux Vest ($395), and then toughened up her trademark femininity with the Drake Ruffle Zip Booties ($450). The resulting outfit is simultaneously directional and refined, which is why we could easily see the unfailingly put-together Olivia Palermo wearing it!
So now that you know what we think of faux fur and one wonderful way to wear it, let's move on to the good stuff: the exact items themselves! When it comes to faux fur toppers, we promise that these snazzy selects are items you absolutely must Go Buy Now! You won't want to spend your autumn without these six stylish pieces, so make sure you snap one up soon...
1. Rachel Zoe Pieced Faux Fur Jacket ($141.50) in Red Fox
Any avid watcher of The Rachel Zoe Project knows that the super stylist goes bananas for her furs. So we're thrilled that the mastermind behind the most celebrated red-carpet looks included a few faux pieces in her newest QVC collection, which launches mid-month. And while we'd bet Zoe would pair this vintage-inspired faux red fox jacket (totally channels our grandmothers' closets!) with an equally amaaazing designer gown, we'd also crib notes from Roberto Cavalli's F/W 10 show and wear it with a floaty patina-colored frock for an upscale bohemian night out on the town.
2. Kimchi Blue Lady Bird Faux Fur Coat ($148)
Nearly identical to the covetable coats seen at both Lanvin and Proenza Schouler for F/W 10, this Kimchi Blue feathery fur number is quite a stealÂ--and enticingly versatile. Going to an event where a champagne flute will serve as the night's must-have accessory? Borrow inspiration from Lanvin's runway and pair your Lady Bird with a lace pencil skirt or play up textural contrast with a dazzling, metallic dress. However, if you're looking to push the sartorial envelope, emulate Proenza Schouler's cutting-edge schoolgirls and wear it with a plaid, pleated skirt, thigh highs, and oxblood-hued lips.
3. Anna Sui Checkerboard Long Haired Faux Fur Coat ($832)
Anna Sui has made a career out of fashioning colorful, bohemian clothing and her F/W 10 runway show was no exception to this whimsical rule. This year, the collection was inspired by the American Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th century, and hippie princesses strutted down the catwalk in Art Nouveau patterned tights, bell-sleeved dresses, and bags in a richly autumnal palette. Included in that sea of festive fare was this oversized checkerboard coat from Look 45. Styled with a silky blue dress and black patent knee-high boots, the outfit was texturally sophisticated, yet inherently playful, and spot-on for a Girls' Night Out.
4. Topshop Petit Leopard Fur Coat ($190)
By now, we're sure you're more than aware that leopard is a staple print for fall. Not only has it been spotted on everything from platform booties to cozy scarves, but it also popped up on the Dries van Noten, Gucci, and Rebecca Taylor runways. We particularly admire Topshop's version for its rounded collar and cropped sleeves, which give it a vintage vibe that just purrs for a Bridget Bardot-influenced ensemble. As such, we'd style it with red cropped pants, nude kitten heels, and an of-the-moment cat-eye for a modern iteration of that iconic fifties femme.
5. BB Dakota Ashland Faux Fur Vest ($90)
This toggle-closure vest is a perfect way to dabble in this revamped trend without diving too far inÂ--ideal for anyone feeling a little fuzzy about rocking faux fur. The stud detailing toughens up the wild fur so it has a more urban feel, and we find it to be the perfect hip-hitting length. Try taking a page from Rebecca Taylor's lookbook and wearing it over a long-sleeve silk dress, or leather shorts and suede over-the-knee boots for a fashion-forward date night look.
6. Stella & Jamie Sierra Long Vest ($245, 213.747.0356)
Perhaps our most festive fur of the bunch, this Stella & Jamie hooded vest channels the sophisticated ski bunnies seen at both the Chanel and D&G F/W 10 runway shows. At Chanel, models were clad in abominable snowman-style furs and mukluks all in a muted palette, while D&G had a more colorful take that included red and green Fair Isle prints. For a similar dose of arctic cool, opt for black leather shorts and some opaque tights with this eye-catching outerwear. Just remember, the trick to looking cold-weather chic as opposed to just bunny-hill ready, is to stick with shorter hemlines, like skirts and shorts, and leave the denim to the après ski crowd at Hotel Jerome.Â--Liza Kaplan


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We bought the GoGo Pillow at Bed, Bath & Beyond for $19.99. it promises to be a 3-in-1 pillow. The pillow serves as a holder for your iPad or other tablet. You can also use it as a neck pillow or just a regular old pillow. It can even double as a small backpack.
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Byron and Jannett Patterson will celebrate their 50th anniversary on June 3, 2011. They were married at the home of the groom's parents, Jack and Ruth Patterson, in Price on June 3, 1961.
Together they have three daughters: Wendy (Mike) Hughes; Natalie (Curt) Collard; and Ashley (Ryan) Bailey. They have nine grandchildren.
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The Carbon White Babe Ruth All Star team earned a spotat the State Tournament this last week. Hoping for a chance to play at the region tournament. The team played well but fell short when Venal took them out in the final game. The tournament was held at the Kent Price Field in Murray.
On July 17, Carbon White lost their opening game to West Side 12-1. Since it was a double elimination tournament Carbon returned Monday to take on Jordan Valley. They came away with 12-2 victory.
On Wednesday they followed up with a 2-0 win over Riverton. They then faced Vernal and after a hard fought game went down to their final defeat of the season with an 8-4 loss.
Those on the team pictured above include Cameron Shiner, Coach- Alan Young, Chris Smith, Wyatt Hansen, Bryce Blackburn, Todd Davis, Dakota Cisneros, Derek Young, Tyler Procarione, coach ,Tim Peczuh, Mike Peczuh, Austin Adderly, and manager, Jared Hansen.


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There are many genealogical websites that can help you begin your research. You may find it helpful to investigate them before traveling to the Pennsylvania State Archives or paying State Archives staff to do searches for you. These sites contain data already gathered or transcribed by other genealogists. They may help you narrow down your search by suggesting which Pennsylvania county your ancestor lived in and during what timeframe.
If you already have some idea of a county and time frame, a good place to begin your research at the Pennsylvania State Archives is our online guides to popular genealogical research topics. These guide pages recommend specific records held by the Archives -- such as vital records, county records, military records, land records, census records, naturalization records and ships' passenger lists -- for specific research purposes. Also relevant is our page of frequently asked genealogy questions.
You may also find it helpful to begin your family history search by consulting the book "Guide to Genealogical Sources at the Pennsylvania State Archives" by Robert M. Dructor, which is available in many large libraries.
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The Maryland State Youth Soccer Association's ODP aims to provide high-level training to benefit and enhance the development of players at all levels. This is why MSYSA offers ODP teams the chance to travel internationally and play soccer. The level of play and the level of coaching in Europe are second to none! Through travel to Europe, players engage in a level of competition not found in the U.S. as well as learn a different style of play. Not only will an international tour enhance your player's soccer skills but their cultural experience. Players mingle with their opponents at post-game and pre-game socials, try new foods, see new sights and bond with their teammates. Don't let this opportunity to broaden your player's horizon slip by. All trips will take place Sunday, March 27, 2016 - Monday, April 4, 2016. All MSYSA sponsored international trips are designed and administered by Excel International Sports. Destinations for 2016 are as follows:
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2001 Boys – Barcelona, Spain
1999 Boys – Verona, Italy
2003 Girls – London, England
2001 Girls – Barcelona, Spain
1999 Girls - Verona, Italy ~NEW for 2016~
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About Excel International Sports: "Excel International Sports has been leading soccer teams from the United States on International trips for 16 years. Because of our experience, our knowledge and our network, we are one of the top companies in our industry. Excel International Sports' mission is to bring people from North America to different countries to participate in the world's greatest game while breaking down barriers of language, culture, and geography. As world travelers, we make it our goal to enhance your cultural and sports awareness. Excel International Sports has been taking the ODP teams to Europe for 15 years; we know how to customize this trip to the needs of an ODP team. Recent teams that have traveled with us are University of Maryland, Loyola College, UMBC, Salisbury University, Gettysburg College, Lynchburg College, Frostburg State University, Good Counsel High School, Loyola High School, Iowa ODP, Maryland ODP and Maryland DDP." More information about us and our tours can be found at www.eurosoccertours.net. For more updates like us on Facebook "Excel International Sports" or follow us on Twitter "ExcelIntlSports".
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The Maryland State ODP teams traveled to Europe over Spring Break 2015 for some top quality soccer matchups and an enriching cultural experience. The 1998 Boys travelled to Venice, Italy; the 2000 Boys to Barcelona, Spain; the 2002 Boys to Stirling, Scotland; and the 2002 Girls to London, England. The 1998 Boys enjoyed a two-hour guided walking tour of Venice. The sightseeing walk included St. Mark's Square and its very expensive "Cafés", St. Mark's Abbey, the Duke's Palace, the "Sospiri" Bridge, the Duke's Palace Prisons and much more. The 2000 Boys enjoyed a week of top quality soccer and got the chance to attend the FC Barcelona vs. Bilbao game. They also toured Camp Nou Stadium, home to FC Barcelona and saw the Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's unfinished temple. The 2002 Boys enjoyed a week of top quality soccer and took a visit to the Glasgow Celtic stadium and museum, followed by a visit to the Celtic Superstore. They also visit the world famous Edinburgh Castle. The 2002 Girls took a tour of White Hart Lane, home to Tottenham Hotspur. They also played games against teams like Tottenham Hotspur Ladies FC, Crystal Palace Ladies FC, Swindon Town FC, and Reading FC.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. The Syracuse University mens lacrosse team made its first trip to Providence College an eventful one.
Sophomore midfielder Henry Schoonmaker scored three goals, and sophomore attackman Kevin Rice and freshman midfielder Derek DeJoe each contributed two goals and two assists as the fourth-ranked Orange defeated the Friars, 18-9, on Tuesday night in a Big East game at Lennon Family Field.
Syracuse (5-1 overall, 2-0 Big East), which is ranked No. 4 in both the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Top 20 poll and USILA Coaches poll, extended its winning streak to four games.
Syracuse had tremendous ball movement and was able to work the ball tight to the cage, Providence coach Chris Gabrielli said. They displayed lights-out shooting.
Luke Cometti, Dylan Donahue, Kyle Henry each scored two goals for the Orange, which remains unbeaten in conference play.
Billy Ward, Derek Maltz and Matt Walters each chipped in with a goal and two assists for Syracuse.
Defensively, Syracuse allowed only four goals in the first three quarters by Providence (5-2, 1-1), including just one in each of the first two periods.
The Orange played three goalies, with junior Dominic Lamolinara making 11 saves to earn the win. Bobby Wardwell (two saves) and Ben Romagnoli (one save) also played in net.
Sean Wright totaled four points, including three goals, to pace Providence and Andrew Barton tallied two goals and an assist.
Goalie Jack Connelly made 10 saves for the Friars.
The Orange used a pair of runs in the first half to take control as Providence scored the games first goal, but Syracuse responded with a 6-0 run.
The Friars then tallied the first score of the second quarter, but the Orange scored the games next five goals to lead 11-2 at halftime.
Syracuse outshot Providence, 11-4 in the opening 30 minutes.
We fouled way too often in the first half, Gabrielli said. The penalties forced us to play, in excess, man down opportunities, which Syracuse was able to capitalize on. In their extra-man opportunities, Syracuse got off great shots.
Rice contributed his two goals and two assists in the first half for the Orange.
We didnt get to play much offense in the first half, Gabrielli said. We missed a few ground-ball opportunities that we would like to have back which gave Syracuse second chances.
Syracuse has won five straight games, including wins over national powers Virginia and Johns Hopkins, as well as Big East opponent St. Johns, after a season-opening, double overtime loss to the University at Albany.
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Aaron Jones: Tattooing the ball for the Ducks
Aaron Jones and Oregon head coach George Horton go way back.
"He has kind of grown up around me and shame on him, he should have learned that he should have never come and played for me with all of the negative things I do," Horton deadpanned with a wink.
Aaron's brother Chris played for Horton during his final two seasons at Cal-State Fullerton.
Jones points to that relationship being a key component to his early success with the Ducks. "Being around it and kind of getting that advice from my brother sort of gave me that edge."
Aaron's father Stan, whi won a national title while playing for Arizona in 1974, is good friends with Horton. A young Aaron even traveled to Omaha for Fullerton's trip to the College World Series in 2007.
By 2009, Aaron was a verbal commit to Horton with the Ducks, primarily as a catcher, but that spot wasn't available last season (Jack Marder started), so rightfield it was for Aaron.
"He is a catcher first and foremost but he is an athletic catcher that has good instincts in the outfield and rather than wait his turn to be a catcher here, he was able to win the position as an outfielder," Horton said.
Jones started in 58 of the Ducks' 60 games a season ago and played in an Oregon freshman record 59 contests, leading them in RBI and walks.
Horton added, "Right from the very first series he just said, 'Hey, look at me. You are right coach, I am a division-one player as a freshman.'
Jones heads into this weekend's series at UCLA with a .333 average, second on the team, and he leads the Ducks in RBI again with 23.
Selected by the Boston Red Sox while in high school in San Clemente (38th round, 1,133th overall in 2010) the draft eligible sophomore isn't thinking too far ahead to his rising stock with the pro scouts.
"I don't get caught up in all the draft and stuff because that did happen to some guys last year and I think that is part of the reason that it kind of effected our team in a way."
If Jones' stats haven't caught your eye then maybe his tats do.
Tattoo, tattoo.
When asked how he picks the different tattoo designs on his body Jones said, "It is very permanent which is kind of why my Mom doesn't like them.
His first ink job was on his side, it reads, Only God Can Judge Me.
Jones tries to live by that motto. "Not judging people and it's kind of how I like to be treated as well."
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The advantage of working on Reef Doctors is getting to be in the sun, sand and serenity of Australian tropical paradises like the Gold Coast, Port Douglas and the Great Barrier Reef. So what's the catch? Sand, sun and serenity aren't always all they're cracked up to be.
Reef Doctors is produced by Jonathan M. Shiff and co-produced by Lisa McCune, who also stars in the drama series. The show is about the remote Hope Island Clinic on the Great Barrier Reef, run by Sam Stewart (McCune), an accomplished doctor who along with her team looks after the residents of all the neighboring islands, as well as the holidaymakers and thrill seekers who visit the area. Sam is also a single mother with a free spirit, and a determination for an unusual hobby: venom.
"Hope Island, where the show takes place, is not a real island but a carefully selected showcase of tropical Queensland locations," explains Colin Budds, the director of the first seven episodes. "We were in the rainforests in the southeast, palm-lined beaches of the far north and the brilliance of the Great Barrier Reef. What a gig, eh? But it was bloody hot and we had stingers (jellyfish) in the water and leeches in the trees. One day when we laid down track, there was a giant Python within one meter of us. Seemingly unperturbed with its feed, it remained unmoved whilst slowly digesting."
Reef Doctors will premiere on Australia's TEN Network in 2013 and has been shooting on KODAK Film since the beginning.
"KODAK VISION3 500T Color Negative Film 7219 has given us excellent results when shooting in the rainforest under a dense canopy," says cinematographer Zenon 'Butch' Sawko, who worked his way up to director of photography from a grip at the Australian Broadcasting Commission. "It has superior performance in low-light situations – handling extremes in contrast well. We managed to use minimal lighting whilst maintaining detail in densely shadowed situations."
Sawko found that KODAK VISION3 50D Color Negative Film 7203 was ideal for exterior shots, producing rich color saturation with a clean image and great tonal range. And for interiors he uses KODAK VISION3 200T Color Negative Film 7213.
"As with the other KODAK Films selected for Reef Doctors, the 200T Film produces a more natural balance in skin tones and texture with a fine grain and richer blacks," adds Sawko.
Filming in the hot, humid tropics is no easy task. Whether working in the sand, scrambling through the tropical jungle, or fighting the tide, there aren't many easy shots to set up. Sawko and Budds knew they'd need ample support from local experts and in the end felt they were well provided for from ground to air, beach to reef.
Sawko shot on AATON XTR prod 16mm cameras with 10.5mm-180mm CANON lenses, framing for 4:3 and protecting 16:9.
"We'd use two cameras wherever possible to maximize coverage," says Sawko, who has won three Australian Cinematographers Society Awards, one for a dramatized documentary Just Another Climb and two for corporate films. "My directors (Budds and Grant Brown, who directed episodes 14 through 26) would block a scene for the A-camera and when able to, without compromising the shot, add a second camera."
"As usual," adds Budds, "I (politely) demand and the crew facilitates, with most of the onus falling on the camera department, or more specifically Butch. But we have worked together for over 20 years so there's shorthand and a trust. His results under the conditions are just outstanding. From burning skies, blinding reflections off the water, black beneath ancient canopies and the unpredictable fronts of the wet season, his was not an easy task."
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CHICAGO - Heading into commencement weekend, DePaul Blue Demon student-athletes gathered at an ice-cream social hosted by Director of Athletics Jean Lenti Ponsetto on Thursday afternoon.
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The paperback edition of the legendary, record-breaking, best-selling fourth Harry Potter novel.
Harry Potter is midway through his training as a wizard and his coming of age. Harry wants to get away from the pernicious Dursleys and go to the International Quidditch Cup. He wants to find out about the mysterious event that's supposed to take place at Hogwarts this year, an event involving two other rival schools of magic, and a competition that hasn't happened for a hundred years. He wants to be a normal, fourteen-year-old wizard. But unfortunately for Harry Potter, he's not normal - even by wizarding standards. And in his case, different can be deadly.
"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire brings the fun, and not just in stingy little buckets. At 734 pages, Goblet brings it by the lorry load. The most remarkable thing about this book is that Rowling's punning, one-eyebrow-cocked sense of humor goes the distance....She gives the reader a quick wink and a giggle before hustling him or her along again, all the while telling her tale at top speed....The fantasy writer's job is to conduct the willing reader from mundanity to magic. This is a feat of which only a superior imagination is capable, and Rowling possesses such equipment." Stephen King, The New York Times Book Review
"J.K. Rowling has not lost her touch. The fourth in her series starring the courageous young wizard is just as absorbing as its celebrated predecessors." Jabari Asim, Washington Post
"The longest of the books, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is also the most relaxed and, ultimately, the most intense in the series so far....By time time I finished [the book] I was wrung out, exhausted and transported. Like all great fantasy sagas, the Harry Potter books have grown narratively, morally and psychologically more complex as the series progresses. There is a special pressure on a writer who midway through a series finds herself entrusted with the imagination of a huge number of readers. That Rowling has done nothing to break that faith seems a deed as brave and noble as any her hero has accomplished." Charles Taylor, Salon.com
"There are some Christians who view...the magical scenarios of J.K. Rowling's imagination [as] inherently un-Christian. I would counter that, instead, these books have the potential to be profoundly Christian if readers can see past the medium (magic) to the novels' deeper messages about self-sacrifice, the triumph of good over evil, and the glorious possibility of human redemption." Beliefnet
"As the midpoint in a projected seven-book series, Goblet of Fire is exactly the big, clever, vibrant, tremendously assured installment that gives shape and direction to the whole undertaking and still somehow preserves the material's enchanting innocence. This time Ms. Rowling offers her clearest proof yet of what should have been wonderfully obvious: what makes the Potter books so popular is the radically simple fact that they're so good." Janet Maslin, The New York Times
"The details are as ingenious and original as ever....A climax even more spectacular than that of Azkaban will leave readers breathless; the muscle-building heft of this volume notwithstanding, the clamor for book five will begin as soon as readers finish installment four." Publishers Weekly
"Rowling has a way of making the wildest, most whimsically unlikely conventions and scenarios seem utterly plausible, of creating a world so convincing that you don't even stop to question the existence of flying broomsticks and invisibility cloaks." Chicago Tribune
"[A]nother grand tale of magic and mystery, of wheels within wheels oiled in equal measure by terror and comedy, featuring an engaging young hero-in-training who's not above the occasional snit, and clicking along so smoothly that it seems shorter than it is." Kirkus Reviews
Fourteen-year-old Harry Potter joins the Weasleys at the Quidditch World Cup, then enters his fourth year at Hogwarts Academy where he is mysteriously entered in an unusual contest that challenges his wizarding skills, friendships and character, amid signs that an old enemy is growing stronger.
A teenager pitching headfirst into the world of near adulthood, Harry returnsto Hogwarts for his fourth year.
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Like that of her own character, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling's life has the luster of a fairy tale. Divorced, living on public assistance in a tiny Edinburgh flat with her infant daughter, Rowling wrote Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone at a table in a café during her daughter's naps ? and it was Harry Potter that rescued her. First, the Scottish Arts Council gave her a grant to finish the book. After its sale to Bloomsbury (UK) and Scholastic Books, the accolades began to pile up. Harry Potter won The British Book Awards Children's Book of the Year, and the Smarties Prize, and rave reviews on both sides of the Atlantic. Book rights have been sold to England, France, Germany, Italy, Holland, Greece, Finland, Denmark, Spain and Sweden.
A graduate of Exeter University, a teacher, and then an unemployed single parent, Rowling wrote Harry Potter when "I was very low, and I had to achieve something. Without the challenge, I would have gone stark raving mad." But Rowling has always written; her first book was called Rabbit. "I was about six, and I haven't stopped scribbling since."
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BRASHER FALLS As the state tries to deal with its fiscal problems, an issue that affects schools trying to build their budgets, state Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. said he hopes lawmakers will look more favorably on regionalization of schools.
He said that while the Board of Regents put forth a proposal last year, it garnered some discussion but was not passed by lawmakers.
Im hopeful it will move forward this year, Mr. King said during a visit Friday to St. Lawrence Central School.
Morristown, Hermon-DeKalb and Heuvelton central schools are contemplating a regional high school.
Senate Bill 7486, brought to the floor by state Sen. John J. Flanagan, R-Smithtown, would give school districts across the state the ability to form regional high schools. But Mr. Flanagans bill so far has failed to make it out of the Senate.
At present, school districts may merge or send their students to another district and pay tuition.
Regional high schools arent the only approach that schools can use to save money, said Mr. King, who was appointed to his post in May 2011.
The Board of Regents has put forth a number of proposals, including one that would have local Boards of Cooperative Educational Services providing more services to component districts.
I think the realization is we have to streamline, given our resources, Mr. King said.
He said technology also will have to play a major role as districts try to make best use of their budget dollars. That will allow districts to provide more opportunities for students.
For instance, Mr. King said, students might be able to take advantage of advanced placement courses online that might not be offered at their school.
They can blend with other districts, he said.
He noted that one school in the Capital Region used distance learning via the Internet to allow students to observe knee replacement surgery at a hospital in Ohio.
At the end of the surgery the doctor makes himself available to debrief with students, he said.
Those are the types of initiatives schools will have to examine as funds became scarcer, Mr. King said, but districts will have the state Education Department in their corner to assist them.
Certainly the state Education Department, along with the Board of Regents, will advocate for the needs of schools to continue providing a quality education to students, he said.
At the same time, he said, districts have to be cognizant of the states fiscal situation.
There are no easy answers, he said.
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