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GREENVILLE - An Easley man was on the run Saturday after his stepbrother was shot Friday.
Derrick J. Goode, 42, is accused by the Pickens County Sheriff's Office of shooting Christopher Jermaine Thompson, 27, while the two fought at their home late Friday afternoon. The home is at 123 21st St. in the Silverlake Mobile Home Park in Easley.
A friend helped Thompson to Easley Baptist Hospital, where police were notified, according to a Pickens County Sheriff's Office statement. Thompson later was transferred to Greenville Memorial Hospital, where he underwent surgery Saturday to extract a bullet from his mouth. The injury is not believed to be life-threatening.
Greenville hospital officials said no information was available Saturday about Thompson's medical condition.
Sheriff's investigators went to the home Friday and recovered the revolver they believe was used, but Goode was not there. After interviewing witnesses, investigators got warrants for Goode's arrest on the charges of attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
Goode was still at large Saturday night. He is described as being 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing 165 pounds with black hair and brown eyes, according to the sheriff's office statement.
Anyone with information about his location is asked to call the sheriff's office at 864-898-5500.
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Real Salt Lake played Vancouver Whitecaps FC to a 0-0 draw at Rio Tinto Stadium in the club's regular season finale on Saturday. We'll eschew taking a look at that game, however, in favor of looking ahead to the Claret-and-Cobalt's Western Conference Semifinal series against Seattle Sounders FC.
The series – a rematch of last year's Western Conference Semi – begins with the first leg on Friday night at Seattle. The return leg will be held at Rio Tinto Stadium on Thursday, Nov. 8.
Here are a few interesting numbers ahead of the playoff matchup:
Real Salt Lake's margin of victory over Seattle in last year's Western Conference Semifinal. RSL beat Seattle 3-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium in the first leg of that series and advanced to the Conference Final by limiting Sounders FC to a 2-0 win at CenturyLink Field in the second leg.
Seattle's record in MLS Cup Playoffs series since the team joined the league in 2009.
The difference in the number of matches Seattle has played across all competitions this year (44, including one friendly) and the number of matches RSL has played across all competitions this year (39). According to a recent Forbes study, when all other factors are equal – which, it should be noted, isn't necessarily the case with RSL and Seattle – a team that has played five more matches than its opponent entering a two-legged playoff series has about a five percent chance of winning said series. That's certainly a good omen for the Claret-and-Cobalt.
RSL's record against Seattle in 2012. The Claret-and-Cobalt beat Sounders FC 1-0 at CenturyLink Field on May 12 and played the Cascadia club to a scoreless draw on both July 4 at Rio Tinto Stadium and Oct. 17 in the Pacific Northwest.
The number of goals RSL conceded in three games against Seattle this year.
The number of goals RSL scored in three games against Seattle this year.
Real Salt Lake's all-time record when playing Sounders FC at CenturyLink Field. The Claret-and-Cobalt – which won MLS Cup 2009 at the stadium – has a 1.4 points per game average against Seattle at the stadium, the second-highest such average of all MLS teams.
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Bouncing back from a painful cup exit is a difficult thing to do for any side, but the Claret-and-Cobalt will want to avoid the "continental hangover" effect against Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday.
With the match the final regular season contest before the start of MLS Cup playoffs, three questions will be on the top of Jason Kreis's mind: How does RSL approach the match? What personnel should be used, and who is available? And, finally: How does regular season form sit in the priority?
As detailed in Thursday's post on The Sovereign, there's plenty left to play for, even when we're just talking about the regular season. The pain of losing against Herediano is still there, but as it so often does, time marches on and the Claret-and-Cobalt are being pushed into another meaningful match. Despite the subdued build-up — it's hard to imagine it's easy to escalate after this week — it could still potentially affect RSL's ability to host the MLS Cup and to qualify for CONCACAF Champions League.
As such, finding the right balance will be critical for Jason Kreis. As much as fans have had a hard week, the players will feel it doubly so, and whether that's best solved by putting them in a high-pressure scenario or by having them relax a bit and just play is hard to really say effectively. This is, as they say, why he's paid the big bucks.
With two additional injury concerns coming out of the Herediano match, Jason Kreis has more than the approach to the match to worry about. Both Will Johnson and Chris Schuler came out of the match because of injury, and with Jamison Olave and Ned Grabavoy kept out of proceedings altogether on Tuesday, pickings are looking slim.
If Schuler and Olave are both out, it seems likely that Kwame Watson-Siriboe would be used if fit — but at this point, that may be a fairly substantial "if." The only other immediate option would be to push Chris Wingert inside, dropping Kenny Mansally in at left back.
If Grabavoy is indeed out, Luis Gil (if sufficiently recovered from mid-week and from illness) would almost certainly take his place; if Will Johnson is out, it's hard to look past Jonny Steele — if just for defensive contribution. Steele has, to my mind, received a lot of criticism for his play, some of it justified — but his work rate and defensive ability are the closest available in midfield next to Will Johnson's.
It's often bandied about that form is the deciding factor moving into playoffs, sometimes with some evidence, other times with significantly less than that. Regardless, RSL will want to keep Vancouver's form spotty — in their last nine matches, they've won just once, a solitary 4-0 victory over Western Conference whipping boys Chivas USA. Further, it seems odd, but with a win, RSL could find their best form since June.
After Real Salt Lake failed to win their last six matches to end 2011, there were concerns about the ability of the squad to respond positively in the playoffs. A strong win at home against Seattle aside, there wasn't much momentum to carry forward.
Regardless of the statistical realities (or irrealities, as the case may be) of form leading into playoffs, it stands to reckon that keeping his troops injury-free will be high on the priority list for Jason Kreis. If he's to go into playoffs with only one recognized center back available, an overwhelming sense of deja vu will pass over all of Utah. That may be as much an influencing factor as anything.
Along with contributing to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs RSL blogs RSL Soapbox and Under the Crossbar. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Tuesday night's scoreless draw against C.S. Herediano may have eliminated Real Salt Lake from this year's CONCACAF Champions League, but the team still has plenty left to play for before the MLS Cup Playoffs begin next week.
RSL will take on Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Rio Tinto Stadium in the MLS regular season finale on Saturday (Kickoff at 7 p.m. MT on CW30), and playoff seeding, potential MLS Cup hosting and qualification for next year's CCL could very well all be on the line.
Playoff seeding
We'll start with playoff seeding. The Claret-and-Cobalt currently sits in third-place in the Western Conference, tied on points with Seattle but trailing Sounders FC by virtue of the goals scored tiebreaker. Barring a big blowout win on Saturday, RSL won't be able to make up the five goals it trails Seattle by to win the tiebreaker. That means that the Utah side needs to get a better result than Sounders FC does this weekend – the Cascadia club plays at L.A. on Sunday night – in order to finish with the West's second-seed.
Finishing second in the West would mean that RSL would host the second-leg of its Western Conference Semifinal series against Seattle. Finishing third would mean the team would host the first-leg and travel to the Pacific Northwest for the second.
Hosting MLS Cup
The league made a change to the MLS Cup format this year, switching the host site from a neutral venue to the home stadium of the team with a higher point total. If RSL should make it to Cup, it would need to have a higher point total than the Eastern Conference champ in order to host the final at Rio Tinto Stadium.
The only team in the East that RSL cannot finish above is Sporting Kansas City, which is seven points ahead of the Claret-and-Cobalt. Things are a lot tighter with D.C., Chicago, New York and Houston, all of which could finish above or below Real Salt Lake depending on how things go this weekend.
Here's how it breaks down: If RSL beats Vancouver on Saturday, it will finish the season with 59 points. That will automatically put the team ahead of New York and Houston. It won't, however, necessarily put the team ahead of Chicago or D.C., which play each other at Toyota Park on Saturday.
D.C. would finish one point ahead of RSL if both teams win, Chicago – which right now has one fewer goal scored than RSL – would tie RSL if both win, and RSL would finish ahead of both D.C. and the Fire should those two teams draw.
RSL could finish behind all five Eastern Conference teams – thereby eliminating any chance of hosting MLS Cup – should it lose on Saturday.
CCL Qualification
Two of the four American slots for the 2013/14 CONCACAF Champions League have already been filled. The first was taken by Kansas City, which qualified by winning the U.S. Open Cup in August. The second was filled by the San Jose Earthquakes, which nabbed a spot by winning the MLS Supporters' Shield.
The two remaining American CCL spots will go to the teams that qualify for MLS Cup. Because San Jose and Kansas City have already qualified for the CCL, if either/both of those teams make it to Cup, the remaining CCL spot(s) – one or two, depending on if one or both make it to Cup – would go to the team(s) that finished with the next highest regular season point total.
All of that means that RSL - currently fifth in the league table - can qualify for the 2013/14 CCL by: A) Making it to MLS Cup B) Finishing third in the MLS regular season standings with one of San Jose or Kansas City making MLS Cup or C) Finishing third or fourth in the MLS regular season standings with both San Jose and Kansas City making MLS Cup.
Got all that? Great.
We'll be back next week with a full rundown of how everything shook out.
Tactics are only a piece of the puzzle in a soccer match, but in the case of Real Salt Lake's scoreless draw with Herediano on Tuesday that eliminated the Claret-and-Cobalt from the CONCACAF Champions League, they were perhaps the most important piece.
The first 45
The first half of the match was riddled with shots from RSL. Forward Fabian Espindola had golden opportunity bounce off the crossbar for the team's most prominent chance. It was perhaps frustrating that none of the seven shots on target translated into goals, but that's less a tactical concern and more an execution concern.
Herediano had left RSL with space around the outside of the box, and with this, they were able to make connecting passes and burst inside. More than half of RSL's passes were in the attack half, and from this, a plethora of shots were on hand. Six of the 12 shots came from inside the box, and four of those were on the left side. Fabian Espindola was having a screamer, despite his crossbar-struck shot.
Additionally, RSL did really well to pick up on any danger provided by Herediano, who hadn't yet begun the bunkering process. Aware that a goal would do them well, they got forward, sometimes in numbers. But eight interceptions and 20 clearances in the first half alone is indicative of a home side playing to its defensive strengths.
The second 45
The second half saw the entire dynamic of the match shift. Herediano tucked into an even more narrow shape, surrendered possession until very late, and resorted to a bunkering approach. With anywhere between six and ten men in the box at any given moment, they had a distinct advantage in defending approach play.
When RSL's options were limited by injury — Will Johnson and Chris Schuler both exiting — Kreis's substitution options were significantly limited. Sebastian Velasquez was the sole truly attacking substitution, and while he was able to work into some excellent positions, one or two more attacking subs would have certainly helped.
As time started to run out, Herediano shifted its approach slightly: The players took opportunity to retain possession and move toward the corner flags. It was very much a standard approach of a side looking to retain a scoreline, and it certainly played into their hands. RSL was forced to send men back to regain possession, and from there, the attacking setup was broken up.
By the time RSL could transition back into attack, Herediano had eaten valuable time off the clock. It was a strong way for the visitors to end the match, and it scuppered any thought of a late goal from the home side, ending RSL's CCL dream.
Along with contributing to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs RSL blogs RSL Soapbox and Under the Crossbar. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake put in a good effort, but couldn't find the back of the net on Tuesday night, tying Costa Rican side C.S. Herediano 0-0 in the Group 2 finale to fall out of the CONCACAF Champions League.
Here are a few interesting numbers from the match:
The number of fans who braved the cold and the rain to come out to Rio Tinto Stadium on Tuesday night. It was the fifth-consecutive sell-out and 10th full house of the year for RSL, both club records.
Thanks so much for your support, RSL fans.
Minutes since RSL last gave up a goal. The Claret-and-Cobalt hasn't conceded since allowing L.A. forward Robbie Keane to score in the 17th minute of RSL's 2-1 win at the Galaxy on Oct. 6.
The number of key passes – defined as a pass that leads to a shot – for RSL midfielder Javier Morales on Tuesday night.
The number of shots RSL took on Tuesday night compared to the number of shots Herediano took on Tuesday night.
The difference in the number of successful passes for RSL – which had 473 completed balls – and Herediano – which had 172 – on Tuesday night.
The number of weeks until RSL begins its Western Conference Semifinal series against Seattle Sounders FC. Specific dates, times, seeds and broadcast info for the home-and-home series have yet to be determined.
The players see it. They know how you've embraced this team and they know how you've – unlike any other fan-base in the league, perhaps unlike any other in the entire region – embraced this tournament.
They know how badly you want Tuesday night's must-win CONCACAF Champions League Group Stage finale against Costa Rican club C.S. Herediano. They want it just as much, both for themselves and for you, too.
"This needs to happen for our fan-base," midfielder Will Johnson told reporters a few days ago. "They have adopted the CONCACAF Champions League like no other fan-base in the league. They believe in it. They love the tournament, as we do. So for us to continue on in that tournament for our fans is very important."
If RSL is to win either 1-0 or by multiple goals on Tuesday night to win Group 2 and advance to the CCL Quarterfinals, they'll need all of your support. Believe it or not, it really does make a difference.
"With our fan base behind us, I really feel they'll be the ones that can push us over the top," Johnson told media.
For those of you coming out to Rio Tinto Stadium for the 8 p.m. match, show up early. Be loud. Propel RSL on to victory. Remember that this is the team's biggest game of the year - possibly the biggest since the 2011 CCL final against Monterrey. They need you tonight.
Keep on being the great fans you've been all year.
And, as always, #Believe.
Real Salt Lake faces an absolute must-win on Tuesday night, when it will take on C.S. Herediano in a decisive CONCACAF Champions League Group 2 match. Of course, few things lead to a loss of tactical cohesion quite like these must-win games. RSL will have to stay supremely focused in several areas if it's to get the result it needs at Rio Tinto Stadium on Tuesday.
Posturing: Defensive or offensive
In order to progress, Jason Kreis's side must win by either a 1-0 scoreline or by two clear goals. It's one of those tough scenarios that requires some intense concentration from all involved. It raises questions about the approach to the match.
As a first option, RSL could score a goal then opt for a more defensive posture, as a single goal by Herediano brings the necessary scoreline to 3-1 — it could be a big ask against a defensively resolute side. With Jamison Olave a doubt, a usually solid partnership of Nat Borchers of Chris Schuler could be tested significantly.
As a second option, RSL could go in guns blazing, secure in the knowledge that regardless, they'll need at least a goal to go forward — and there are few better ways to get a goal than to simply go for it.
Defender Nat Borchers — unsurprisingly — would choose the first option: "We're going to have some patience, just make sure everything's switched on defensively, and the goals are going to come."
Missing puzzle pieces
With Alvaro Saborio out through yellow card accumulation, and Fabian Espindola and Jamison Olave in doubt for Tuesday, Jason Kreis will certainly be wringing his hands over the decisions he'll soon be forced to make.
Saborio's absence is perhaps the biggest: RSL's leading goalscorer — this season, in CONCACAF Champions League, and overall — is certain to be missed, as there are no other real hold-up players on the team. Justin Braun will be hoping to fill that role, but until his on-ball ability reaches a higher level, he may struggle for minutes.
Fabian Espindola's potential absence, compounded with Saborio's, would be doubly concerning: Already, Paulo Jr. is likely to start, but having him in as the available-first-choice striker would necessitate a potential shift in approach. With both Saborio and Espindola absent, RSL would be forced into either changing shape, continuing with Emiliano Bonfigli, or giving Justin Braun a chance.
An absence to Olave would be the easiest to solve: Chris Schuler has shown well since returning from his foot injury, and I suspect if called upon, he'd continue that fine form.
Approach play from the midfield
With some shift in personnel inevitable, the key will likely be in the play of Will Johnson and, should he be deemed fit, Ned Grabavoy. Both would need to get forward at will, burst into the box, and connect with Javier Morales.
This would abdicate some responsibility on the forwards, leaving less need to swing long balls in and providing more work for Herediano's defensive line. As they'll be secure with a draw, RSL will need to apply significant pressure there.
Along with contributing to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs RSL blogs RSL Soapbox and Under the Crossbar. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
As I'm sure you all know by now, Sunday's MLS results ensured that Real Salt Lake will take on Seattle Sounders FC in the Western Conference Semifinals beginning on Nov. 3.
It will be the second-consecutive year that RSL will face the Sounders in the Western Conference Semis. We all remember last year's series: The Claret-and-Cobalt turned in a dominating 3-0 win at Rio Tinto Stadium in the first leg and held on in Seattle to win 3-2 on aggregate and advance to the Western Conference Finals.
You can check out the highlights from the first leg of last year's series above. Highlights from the second leg are here. You can buy tickets to all of RSL's 2012 playoff games here.
We'll be back soon to talk about RSL's huge, must-win CONCACAF Champions League match against C.S. Herediano at Rio Tinto Stadium on Tuesday night.
Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando were back. Paulo Jr. was withdrawn from the lineup through injury. Emiliano Bonfigli was handed his first start. With the story lines set in motion, one fell swoop of a red card changed everything.
Cards change games
It's pretty obvious, of course, that a red card changes the dynamic of a match. When Zach Scott was sent off in the 30th minute, Seattle went from thrusting forward in attack with aplomb but losing out in tempo to being further and further packed into its own half, with two reasonably flat lines of four players providing a difficult wall to break down.
Despite throwing on a second and third attacking midfielder (first Sebastian Velasquez, then David Viana), Kreis's side couldn't cut through the mess of players. Sebastian Velasquez had some good moments on the ball and nearly had a goal and David Viana had some great approach play, but without a big man in the box to hoist crosses toward, RSL had to attack on the ground, and Seattle did just enough to get by.
Despite the complaints of Seattle coach Sigi Schmid, the two yellows and subsequent red were both justified. The first came for Scott's takedown of Fabian Espindola on the flank during a breakaway, and the second came when he crunched into Javier Morales from the back.
Breaking down the walls
It's easy to disparage the team after failing to capitalize on a man advantage, but that stream of thought tends to ignore the surprising defensive solidity of Seattle. By packing eight outfielders into a tight area, Seattle was able to effectively clog the passing lanes and restrict the movement of RSL's midfield.
As a result, Javier Morales was forced to drop deep, and Luis Gil and Jonny Steele were both pushed wide as they tried to break through. The introduction of Velasquez and Viana wasn't decisive, but with three players on the pitch capable of invention and close control, RSL looked significantly more likely to find the gaps. It's no coincidence that the best chances came after the 80th minute, when the method of approach was changed significantly.
Playing in a free role, Velasquez was able to take up positions both deep and in the box, confusing markers and disrupting continuity. It nearly paid off when he had a shot bobble off Michael Gspurning deep into stoppage time.
Kyle Beckerman the pass master
RSL's captain and chief deep-lying playmaker hardly put a foot wrong against Seattle. His efforts can be boiled down into one statistic: 123 passes accurately completed, 137 attempted. It's the first time this season that any one player has completed 100 or more passes in one MLS match this year.
That he did this all after flying into Seattle late Tuesday night after a national team camp is even more remarkable. He may not have played, but match preparation isn't exactly a zero-effort thing.
The captain can hold his head high after that performance. He was in rare form.
Along with contributing to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs RSL blogs RSL Soapbox and Under the Crossbar. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL


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April 22nd is the official Earth Day, but here at GFC, Earth Night was last Saturday. After eating outside at our normal Saturday evening cookouts, all of our Niviim, Kohanim and Melachim campers spent their evening traveling through our Environmental Funhouse. At each stop along the way, the campers participated in activities that helped them explore environmental issues. Let's take the tour!
Our first stop is the sunny and windy Energy Room. With our spotlight as a blazing sun and our Big Ass Fan as a giant wind turbine, our campers were immediately introduced into two of the most popular forms of alternative energy. Our campers watched a cool video on Solar Powered Highways, and discussed the future of energy.
Next stop was the Dirt Room, where campers learned facts about all that stuff under our feet. They played Dirt Trivia, learning that it can take 100 to 500 years to create just one-inch of soil, and other information. We can't forget about our snack! Our campers crushed Oreos and mixed them with chocolate pudding and gummi worms for a delicious Dirt Cup. That's definitely my favorite part of Earth Night!
After eating their delicious dirt, our campers headed to the Israel Room. Here, the campers had a chance to learn about the ways that Israelis are tackling local environmental issues and also building a strong Reform community in the Negev. They learned about Kibbutz Lotan and their Green Apprenticeship program as well as about Kibbutz Yahel, the first Reform Kibbutz in Israel. GFC is proud to have two staff members from these Kibbutzim, Shahar "Sheki" Cicelsky from Kibbutz Lotan and Nuphar Shary from Kibbutz Yahel. These staff members spoke of their experiences of growing up in Israel and answered questions about their Kibbutzim. Resident Sustainability Guru Jessi Swann was also around to answer questions about her own experience at Kibbutz Lotan before the summer.
The next stop was in the City/Pollution Room. One of the smallest rooms on camp, the Kita Bet was littered with paper and plastic bottles, and noisy with the sound of city vehicles and sidewalk chatter. Sound familiar? Our campers were challenged with playing games and moving around in this small space, while battling with the sounds of the city to be heard. After the activity, the campers discussed issues facing cities in America and abroad including pollution and overpopulation. All of the paper and bottles were, of course, recycled at the end of the program.
Our last stop was the Water Room where the campers learned about one of the easiest things that they can do to be "green": turning off the water when they brush their teeth. Campers participated in a live comparison of the amount of water that can be saved by turning off the water and learned about the importance of conserving water. Water is an issue that is particularly important in Israel, so this was another place where we reviewed our connection to Israel.
After all of our rotations were complete, we were joined by our Kibutznikim as we headed to the Beit Knesset for an All-Camp Havdallah service. We made sure to arrive around 8:30, just in time to watch the sunset. GFC is known for having beautiful sunsets, and we wanted to make sure that on Earth Night we took a special moment to appreciate the natural beauty. We were sure to read the blessing for watching the sunset and all of the wonders of creation. Campers from the Sustainability Limud wrote readings about appreciating the environment and nature.
Finally, our Melachim and Kibbutz campers watched an excerpt from the Discovery series "Planet Earth", before heading back to the campfire for some environmentally-themed campfire songs including Reduce, Reuse, Recycle by Jack Johnson!
It was an incredible night of food, fun and lots of learning about the Earth.


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The meeco Group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Japan's BIJ Corporation and Italy-based finergia advisory & finance. The aim is to install both on- and off-grid photovoltaic projects in Japan and its neighboring markets.
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A man, who kicked a child in his belly because he used offensive language to him, was slapped with a $20,000 fine or six months imprisonment yesterday in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court.
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The Twelve Days of Festivus: Four webby series
There's probably more original content being created for the internet than there even is for television. A lot of that is your neighbor sitting in his basement in front of his webcam seeing how many croutons he can shove in his mouth in thirty seconds, but there are places to find great original content, many times on par with what you'll see on television.
Syfy's Sanctuary is a show that began as a web series and has since become a successful TV series. But many web series live and thrive on the web, and belong only there.
A lot of our favorite celebrities have turned to this unrestricted format to create gems, like Will Ferrell's modern classic "The Landlord" from a few years back, or even last year's sensational Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog that brought Neil Patrick Harris, Nathan Fillion, Simon Helberg and Felicia Day into a mad scientist musical world created by Joss Whedon. Even the networks have gotten in on the action, creating original content for their own websites.
It certainly wasn't easy selecting only four series to spotlight, as we could easily do the 100 Days of Festivus and still not cover everything that's out there. And I'm sure there are many, many series that I overlooked, didn't properly appreciate or just plain forgot. But that's what the comments are for. In no particular order, here are four webby series that demanded my attention this year. Just for fun, I've even found four with TV connections.
1. Baman Piderman - This animated series could have gone down in history as just a very, very strange collection of nonsense shorts. But after a few episodes, it became clear that underneath it all is ongoing continuity, and now even an adventure quest.
It reminds me of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, in that it's so weird you can watch an episode and have no idea what you just sat through. While ATHF has a vicious streak, there's a sweetness in the relationship between best fwiends Baman (Batman parody) and Piderman (Spider-Man). The pair are like Bizarro versions of the super-heroes, only even less together than that.
It's a sister series to the violent, talking animal, internet phenomenon Happy Tree Friends over at Mondo Media, and has become a favorite feature of G4's Attack of the Show, which screens virtually every episode on TV.
Here's the latest episode; the first part of an "epic" adventure:
2. Between Two Ferns - There were only four new episodes of this interview series in 2009, but considering how high Zach Galifianakis' (The Hangover, Bored to Death) star has risen this year, it's fantastic that he's still making these interview specials. The premise is pretty simple. Galifianakis is the host of a talk show, and he and his guest sit between two giant ferns. The problem is that Galifianakis is generally rude, disinterested and incredibly inappropriate to many of his guests.
The series is part of Will Ferrell's Funny or Die! website, which has always been a friendly place for celebrities to moonlight in the world of web videos. Hopefully, Galifianakis will continue into the new year with these shorts, and use his growing fame to book bigger and better guests that he can insult and make incredibly uncomfortable. Check out his latest interview with The Tonight Show's Conan O'Brien and Andy Richter:
3. Ctrl- This past summer, NBC became the first major network to launch an original web series, and it turned out great. Starring Tony Hale (Arrested Development), it's a fantasy comedy show about a hapless office worker named Stuart Grundy. He has a crush on his boss' assistant Elizabeth, but doesn't get along with the boss, Ben. The series is an expansion of a short film named Ctrl Z, featuring the same cast, which took Sundance by storm in 2008.
In the first episode, Ben launches a football at Stuart, causing a drink to spill on Stuart's keyboard. Somehow, this mishap gives Stuart's keyboard magical abilities. By pressing Ctrl-Z, he can undo time. Ctrl-B makes him more bold than his usual nerdish demeanor. Other keys create other situations, but it's Hale himself that makes the series such a delight. It's worth watching from the beginning, and at only a few minutes per episode you can burn through it pretty quickly. Here, I'll get you started:
4. The Guild - Felicia Day has been around TV and the internet for awhile now, first gaining recognition as Vi in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. But after her starring role back with Joss Whedon on Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog last year, she's become a much more familiar face on television. She starred also in the un-aired first season finale of Dollhouse, and is back on board for the series finale.
Before either of those things, though, Day created The Guild, a web series she writes and stars in. In it, Day plays Codex, a healer in The Knights of Good. It's based on her own experiences playing World of Warcraft, though she makes the game her guild plays more generic for copyright purposes. It's the story of Codex's life and how complicated it gets after she and her online guild meet in person and start to interact that way.
Over three seasons and 34 episodes, The Guild is one of the most viewed and critically acclaimed web series in the history of the internet. At the 2009 Streamy Awards, which honors achievement in web series, The Guild took home three awards, for best series, best ensemble, and best actress for Felicia Day. Check out the first episode here:
Shout out in the comments with your "cant miss" web series. Maybe by next year, we'll need a much bigger number for this category.
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FORT PIERCE - The St. Lucie County Extension Office continues its Your Florida Yard Series with two lectures focused on selecting the right plants for your landscape at two St. Lucie County Branch Libraries.
Multi-County Extension Agent Fred Burkey will lead these free classes to demonstrate commonly used plants for local landscapes.
• Saturday, April 13, at 10 a.m. at the Morningside Branch Library, 2410 SE Morningside Blvd., Port St. Lucie.
• Saturday, May 18, at 1 p.m. at the Fort Pierce Branch Library, 101 Melody Lane, Fort Pierce.
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Recently, I came across two papers on cross-organization federated identity (authentication, authorization, and audit):
- Identity Federation: The Inside Story (Literally) by Daniel Raskin, Sun product line manager Explains the roles played by Sun Java System Access Manager and Sun Java System Federation Manager, soon to be merged as Sun Java System Federated Access Manager.
- SAML: The Master Key? by Joab Jackson, Government Computer News Describes the identity protocol Security Assertion Markup Language and the federated model, with observations from identity experts and adopters.
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This week's episode of Hart of Dixie picks up right where it left off. Carter and Enrique stay in Bluebell vying for Lemon's affections, and as much as Lemon loves all the attention, dating two men at the same time can be exhausting. Seeing her predicament, along with his own in regards to lack of ideas for the upcoming Renaissance Faire, Lavon begs Lemon to allow him to make her current love situation the focus of the festival. A "Duel for Lemon's Heart" with Carter vs. Enrique, who are on the signs promoting the event, indicating that the winner of the duel will have the honor and rights to date Lemon.
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Before Joel could agree to Chicken's terms, his brothers drag Chicken away, leaving Joel with no option but to leave the settlement issue in the hands of Zoey. Zoey enlists the help of George to help her fight over her law suit. Still recovering from his recent breakup with Tansy, George is not in tip top shape. He easily gets humiliated by the lawyer that is representing Chicken at Fancies, but as a result, becomes even more determined to return to his former self. On court day, George Tucker walks into the court looking as suave as he used to be. Using his colorful language, he persuades the judge that the case is a no-brainer and that Chicken and his brothers have no right to sue Zoey and Joel.
When duel time comes around, Carter and Enrique are nowhere to be found due to Meatball's manipulation. Left embarrassed that neither of her two suitors show up, Lemon angrily whispers to Lavon for him to salvage the situation. In order to get Lemon out of her pickle, Lavon steps into the ring as a knight and duels against Meatball.
The fight ends rather quickly due to Meatball's silliness and Lavon becomes the victor. Later at the Renaissance party in the evening, Lemon bids farewell to her two suitors as she realizes that she cannot handle having two boyfriends.
At the end of the episode, a mysterious knight in shining armor appears and asks to buy Annabeth a drink. Not wanting to ruin the mystery, Annabeth accepts the drink, but tells the knight not to reveal his identity. In the last few moments of the episode, Joel gets a phone call telling him to immediately leave for Los Angeles, which isn't big news until he reveals to Zoey that he needs to stay there for six months. Could this be the end of Joel and Zoey's relationship?
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MOAB - Trainload by trainload, the pile at the Moab Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) site is growing smaller.
In the five years since the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) began to clean up the old Atlas Mill site, crews have hauled 7 million tons of waste away from the 130-acre pile. In June alone, they moved almost 77,000 tons of tailings from the edge of the Colorado River to a long-term disposal cell near Crescent Junction.
Grand County UMTRA Liaison Lee Shenton stands on the overlooks above the pile during his weekly visits to the site, and he's impressed by the noticeable drop in elevation. Before the cleanup work began, the pile was more than 80 feet thick; it contained an estimated 16 million tons of uranium mill tailings and contaminated soil, according to a DOE overview of the project.
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While the northern section closest to Arches National Park's main entrance was about 65 feet deep, Shenton estimates that the pile at the other end of the property is 50 percent deeper.
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The southern toe of the pile also stands out for the kinds of waste it contains.
When the Atlas Mill was decommissioned in the 1980s, the mill's operators dismantled and demolished structures that stood on the property.
But instead of hauling that material off site, the company dumped chunks of concrete and rebar, mangled metal sheeting, steel cables, pipes and still-unidentified pieces of mill equipment in the area, according to reports from former Atlas employees.
"Folks who were there at the time said that some of the pieces were - if not buried whole - at least buried in large parts," Shenton said.
The UMTRA Project team is now in the process of sorting through that debris, and it's using the southwestern edge of the pile as a staging area for the material that crews unearth.
Shenton said that crews are working to break the rebar-laden concrete into manageable sizes. But any pressure they apply to the aging material can send bits and pieces flying in all directions, he said, so they have to be very cautious.
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"They are working very hard to find a way to properly ship that debris using the existing containers," Shenton said.
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Once they've shipped the mill debris to the disposal cell, Shenton said they'll also have to be careful when they bury it. Any uneven "voids" in the disposal cell could create sags or slumps that lead to erosion, he said.
Ahead of that work, crews are adding protective layers and final cover materials to sections of the disposal cell that have already reached the maximum design height.
The long-term cover is nine feet deep and is made up of multiple layers, including a four-foot-thick barrier of Mancos shale.
"It defends not only against erosion, but against plants and animals and percolation (into the aquifer)," Shenton said.
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Nintendo will be releasing the Wii Mini in America for a price of $99.99. Players who purchase the new Wii revision will find a packaged copy of Mario Kart Wii with the system.
Also included with the console will be a a red Wii Remote Plus controller and a Red Nunchuk controller. No specific release date is detailed, only that it'll arrive sometime in "the middle of November." Availability will also differ depending on location, Nintendo said in a press release.
The Wii Mini arrived in Canada exclusively last year and Europe this past March and comes with some notable differences. The console will lack internet connectivity, a SD card slot, and Gamecube backwards compatibility. Instead of a disc-loading slot, the Wii Mini takes game discs as a top-loading drive. It also only has one USB port instead of two and only takes composite cables, lacking support for HDMI or component cables.
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Team NetApp and Endura Racing to merge at end of the season
Endura hitches itself to German team to move up to UCI Professional Continental status
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Scotland-based Endura Racing has confirmed that it is to merge with the German UCI Professional Continental team NetApp at the end of the season.
Last month, it was reported that Endura, sponsored by the eponymous cycle clothing brand, had been aiming to secure Professional Continental status in its own right but was unable to raise the required sponsorship.
That meant that merging with an existing second flight team was the only way the outfit, managed by former British road race champion and now regular TV pundit Brian Smith, could move up from its present UCI Continental classification.
The new team will be known as Team NetApp-Endura, with both sponsors having signed up for a two-year period through to the end of 2014.
Eight riders from Endura will be moving across to the merged team, which will have a total complement of 20 including new signings and an unspecified number of NetApp riders.
The Endura riders making the switch, according to French website Velochrono, are ex-Team Sky man Russell Downing, fellow Britons Scott Thwaites, Erick Rowsell and Jonny McEvoy, Spain's Iker Camaño, the German rider Paul Voss, the Australian Zak Dempster and possibly French rider Alexandre Blain.
One current Endura rider who won't be part of the new set-up, however, is Jonathan Tiernan Locke, whose high profile victories in several races this season have attracted the attention of some of the sport's biggest teams, with Team Sky rumoured to be favourite to sign him. Endura have already confirmed he will be leaving.
Jim McFarlane, Director of Endura, commented: " Our Continental Team, Endura Racing, is now one of the top ranked teams in the European Tour and this progress is the product of continuous commitment and hard work.
"Team NetApp and Endura Racing share the same ambition of progressing to the highest levels of sporting success and our commitment to Team NetApp - Endura means that we will be present at some of the biggest races on the planet.
"Perhaps more importantly, we will be giving some of our existing riders the chance to ride at the highest level whilst continuing to work with them, and the whole team, on product development and testing."
Team NetApp is now racing in its third season and participated in its first Grand Tour this year when it competed in the Giro d'Italia. Team manager Ralph Denk said: " We have undergone a sporting development that is virtually unprecedented. In three years we have managed to develop young riders into significant performers at the Giro d'Italia.
"With ten victories so far, the Team races its best season ever. I am delighted that NetApp continues to support this. That we have been able to resign NetApp and secure Endura as a key new partner is a milestone in the history of our team.
"NetApp's commitment to the team's success has been fundamental to our achievements and bringing Endura onboard as an ambitious brand that deserves to be presented at the most important races in the world. I am convinced that together we will be even more successful."
Endura Racing currently use Giant frames, while NetApp's bikes are supplied by Austria's Simplon. It has already been announced that the merged team will be switching to the US-owned Fuji brand for the next two seasons.
Can't help but feel for the Endura (and Netapp) riders who won't make the new merged team. However, overall this is good news, I was following Netapp at the Giro just because I was rooting for the underdog to prove themselves, and this will put more British riders on the map.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice...
posted by notfastenough [3723 posts]
7th September 2012 - 8:57
I never understand it when teams are said to 'merge' when what they probably mean is the sponsor has shifted over to another team and taken some of its staff (riders) with it. A team is more than riders and i can imagine a lot of coaches, mechanics and other Soigneurs are all out of a job.
posted by STATO [468 posts]
7th September 2012 - 13:02
Good luck to all the members of what will be a new team and all the best for those from both sides who will miss out. Hopefully with this years cycling successes the profile of the Halfords Tour Series and ToB the job hunt will not be too onerous. But having said that finances in the UK and world wide still remain very tight.
But as said, good luck to all.
posted by bikeandy61 [495 posts]
7th September 2012 - 13:28


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Logo approved for World Youth Day in Brazil
Catholic World News - February 09, 2012
Vatican officials have announced the approval of an official logo for the World Youth Day (WYD) celebrations that will be held in Rio de Janeiro in 2013.
The logo, designed by Brazilian artist Gustovo Huguenin, features a heart portrayed in Brazil's national colors of green and yellow, against which is depicted the outline of the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer, which towers over the host city.
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