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Posted on: March 7, 2012 6:42 pm
Tim Beckman treats his players to porridge
Posted by Tom Fornelli
If you were wondering what Illinois football would be like under new head coach Tim Beckman, it seems the program has taken on a bit of a "Goldilocks and The Three Bears" feel.
As part of Illinois' "All-In Banquet" this week, players who had followed Beckman's rules this semester were treated to a nice meal of steak and eggs. Those players who weren't showing up to all their classes ten minutes early or missed a rep during winter workouts were given porridge.
Some players complained the porridge were too hot, others said it was too cold, but Beckman felt it was just right.
"I think it was a little bit of an eye-opening experience for some of them," Beckman told the Chicago Tribune. "We ask our players to be above and beyond … and compete at a level that we think is a championship level."
Now, it's important to point out that Beckman holds himself to the same standard that he does his players. Since he missed a winter workout while attending an alumni event, he joined the Illini players who found themselves with a bowl of porridge placed in front of them. In all, 21 Illini players were treated to the steak and eggs.
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Posted on: March 7, 2012 11:10 am
Edited on: March 7, 2012 11:13 am
Illinois' Justin Staples to be suspended
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Following a DUI arrest on campus on February 9, in which he was found to have a blood-alcohol level of .157, Illinois defensive lineman Justin Staples was suspended from winter workouts for two weeks.
If Staples thought that would be the extent of his punishment, he was wrong.
Staples will be allowed to participate in spring practice with the Illini, which starts Wednesday, but he'll be missing some time this fall when the games begin.
New head coach Tim Beckman said that Staples will "miss some game time" but did not go into specifics into how much game time that is exactly. It could be a half, a game, or a number of games.
Staples started only one game as a redshirt junior in 2011, but played in all 13 games, recording 16 tackles and a sack.
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Tags: Big Ten, DUI, Illinois, Justin Staples, Police Blotter, Suspensions, Tim Beckman, Tom Fornelli
Posted on: March 5, 2012 12:42 pm
Spring Practice Primer: Illinois
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Spring football is in the air, and with our Spring Practice Primers the Eye On College Football Blog gets you up to speed on what to look for on campuses around the country this spring. Today we look at Illinois.
Spring Practice Starts: Wednesday, March 7
Spring Game: Saturday, April 14
Returning Starters: Six on offense, seven on defense, one specialist
Three Things To Watch For:
1. A brand new coaching staff. Ron Zook and just about his entire coaching staff is gone (defensive line coach Keith Gilmore returns) and Tim Beckman is now the man in charge of Illinois football. Which means that not only will spring practice be the first chance for Beckman and his coaching staff to see his new team at work, but also the time to begin implementing a new system on both sides of the ball. There's no way the team will learn everything over the course of a few weeks, but the process begins now.
2. The quarterback battle. Odds are Illinois won't know who its starting quarterback is until the end of the summer, but the battle will begin this spring. Nathan Scheelhaase has been the starter the last two seasons, but he regressed a bit in 2011, and now that there's a new playbook, he isn't guaranteed to retain his starting job. Scheelhaase will be competing with Reilly O'Toole for the job, though if Tim Beckman's time at Toledo teaches us anything, it's that he's not afraid to go with two quarterbacks if needed.
3. The Star Position. Tim Beckman brought in Tim Banks as his defensive coordinator, and Illinois will be running a 4-2-5 defense that includes the "Star" position. Which is a hybrid of a linebacker and a safety. It'll be an interesting battle to see who claims the position, though outside linebacker Ashante Williams is probably the favorite. Williams may get some competition from safety Supo Sanni and incoming freshman TaJarvis Fuller, a playmaker out of Florida. Those two would be well-served to make an early impression over the next few weeks.
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Posted on: January 30, 2012 4:05 pm
Edited on: January 30, 2012 4:24 pm
Illinois considering new helmets for 2012
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Illinois will take to the football field with a new head coach in Tim Beckman next season, but could the Illini be sporting some new headgear as well?
As the Big Ten Network's Brent Yarina informs us, the school is displaying three new helmets for recruits as they visit the Illinois campus. Though Illinois SID Derek Neal says that just because the helmets are on display, that doesn't mean the school is ready to make the change.
"While our coaches have been displaying those for recruits, those are just options we've been exploring for new helmets," Neal told BTN.com. "No decisions have been made yet on helmet, uniform changes, or if there will even be a change."
If Illinois does in fact go through with the change, I'd like to put in a vote for the matte blue helmets with the block "I." Of the three pictured, that one is far and away my favorite.
Photo courtesy of IllinoisLoyalty.com
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Tags: Big Ten, Derek Neal, Helmets, Illinois, Tim Beckman, Tom Fornelli, Uniforms
Posted on: January 18, 2012 2:13 pm
Illinois FB Jay Prosch to transfer to Auburn
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
We mentioned in the wake of Barrett Trotter's departure from the Auburn football program that Gene Chizik appeared to be looking to move in a pro-style direction with his new offensive coordinator hire--a decision that looks even more likely with the delay in replacing Gus Malzahn rumored to be due to Chizik interviewing candidates still involved in the NFL playoffs. But the arrival of a new transfer from Illinois now makes that philosophical shift look more likely than ever.
That player is Illini fullback Jay Prosch, a Mobile (Ala.) native who will be transferring to Auburn in order to be closer to his ailing mother, who is battling cancer. New Illinois head coach Tim Beckman announced Prosch's decision in a statement Wednesday.
"Jay Prosch has decided to transfer to Auburn and will be there for the current semester," Beckman said. "He will have an opportunity to be much closer to his mother, who continues to face health issues. We wish Jay the best as he makes this move."
Prosch could be available for the Tigers as soon as the 2012 season, if the NCAA approves a hardship waiver due to his mother's health; if not, he will redshirt during his transfer year and return with two years of eligibility remaining in 2013.
Though the transfer of few fullbacks would make headlines, Prosch isn't any ordinary fullback. He was named a first-team All-American by Pro Football Weekly, an honor that essentially amounts to the publication naming the sophomore the FBS's top pro prospect at the position. Prosch became the Illini's starting lead blocker as a true freshman and helped the team to an 11th-place finish in rushing in 2010, thanks in large part to his workout-warrior strength and devotion to the weight room.
Prosch recently admitted to the Mobile Press-Register that he may have considered staying in Champaign if not for the Illini's head coaching change, which will see the team move to a spread system that doesn't utilize fullbacks; Beckman reportedly told Prosch he would be used as either an H-back or tight end, and with Prosch claiming he's "never been trained in running pass routes," a diminishing role appeared to be a certainty.
But this begs the question: why transfer to Auburn, whose offense under Malzahn also rarely (if ever) used a traditional fullback? Prosch said he had been cleared to talk to 11 of the 12 SEC schools (the Illini prohibited him from following ex-Illini assistant and newly-hired coordinator Paul Petrino to Arkansas), many of which already employ pro-style offenses and use Prosch-like fullbacks far more regularly than the Tigers.
The answer is very, very likely to be that Auburn is about to become the sort of team that regularly uses a fullback. And fortunately for Chizik, his team stands poised to start by using one of the nation's best.
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Posted on: January 18, 2012 1:57 pm
Edited on: January 18, 2012 1:59 pm
Illinois hires Tim Banks as defensive coordinator
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Tim Beckman has finished filling out his staff at Illinois. The school announced on Wednesday that it had hired Tim Banks to be its defensive coordinator.
"Tim Banks is a great fit for the University of Illinois," said Beckman in a release. "He led an outstanding defense at Central Michigan and made a great improvement at Cincinnati this past season. Tim and I worked together at Bowling Green and I consider him one of the brightest young coaches in the nation. Tim will run a very aggressive defensive system that will work very well with our personnel."
Banks has spent the last five years of his career as a co-defensive coordinator, with the last two coming at Cincinnati and the previous three at Central Michigan. He helped turn around a Cincinnati defense that had a lot to do with the Bearcats success in 2011.
The Bearcats defense finished the season rated 42nd in total defense, but it was ranked 6th against the run, allowing only 96 yards per game. The unit also led the country in tackles for loss with 111 and finished 2nd in sacks with 45.
A trend Tim Beckman and Illinois would like to see continue. While Illinois struggled on offense over the last half of the 2011 season, its defense remained one of the best in the country. If Banks is able to keep the defense on the same level, it will make the transition on offense that much easier.
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Posted on: January 4, 2012 3:04 pm
Edited on: January 4, 2012 3:08 pm
Jon Tenuta leaving Illini, back to NC State
Posted by Chip Patterson
Just one day after NC State linebackers coach Jon Tenuta reportedly accepted the defensive coordinator position on Tim Beckman's staff at Illinois, the 31-year veteran assistant coach has decided to return to Raleigh.
Tenuta has played a big role in the Wolfpack's success at linebacker over the last two seasons, coaching all-conference talent like Nate Irving, Terrell Manning, and Audie Cole. On Wednesday, Illinois released an official statement from Tenuta regarding his decision to return to NC State.
"Illinois is a great program and I think the world of Tim Beckman," Tenuta said the official release. "I've known Beck for 20 years and I have no doubt that with the staff he is putting together, he will have Illinois at the top of the Big Ten very soon.
"However, my family comes first and I may have made a decision without fully thinking through the situation with them. My son is a senior in high school and has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at N.C. State, and it is something I just don't want to miss. I was one of the first people to contact Beck and congratulate him on the opportunity at Illinois, and I wish him and the Illini nothing but the best."
The Wolfpack have won 17 games in two seasons since Tenuta joined Tom O'Brien's staff, including two bowl game victories. He spent time with Chan Gailey at Georgia Tech and Charlie Weis at Notre Dame, but was not retained after head coaching changes at both stops.
The decision leaves Beckman with four unfilled slots on the Illinois coaching staff. He will be bringing two assistants with him from Toledo - Alex Goldsh as an offensive assistant and Mike Ward as a defensive assistant - and has opted to retain defensive line coach Keith Gilmore from Ron Zook's staff. Beckman has chosen to wait on assigning specific titles, though it was reported Tenuta would be the defensive coordinator.
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Posted on: January 3, 2012 11:33 am
Edited on: January 3, 2012 1:58 pm
Illinois' Mercilus to enter NFL Draft
Posted by Tom Fornelli
In the wake of Ron Zook's dismissal and the hiring of Tim Beckman, Illinois had already lost defensive coordinator Vic Koenning. Koenning was the man who helped build one of the best defenses in not only the Big Ten, but the entire country. Now the Illini are on the verge of losing the most devastating force on that defense.
Defensive end Whitney Mercilus announced on Tuesday that he would be entering the NFL Draft.
"After a lot of prayer and discussion with my family, I have decided the time is right for me to forgo my senior year and enter the 2012 NFL draft," said Mercilus in a statement.
Mercilus was an absolute beat for Illinois on the defensive line in 2011. Mercilus was named a first-team All-American this season, and deservedly so. He finished his junior season tying the school record for sacks in a season with 16, and he set a Big Ten record with 9 forced fumbles on the year. A mark that is the second-highest of all-time in college football. Tack on his 22 1/2 tackles for loss, which also led the Big Ten, and you get a lot of quarterbacks around the Big Ten high-fiving each other on Tuesday morning.
They can all breath a bit easier now.
Mercilus is ranked third amongst defensive ends by CBSSports.com behind USC's Nick Perry and LSU's Sam Montgomery, both of whom are underclassmen as well. Neither have declared for the draft as of yet, which would leave Mercilus at the top of the list for now.
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Senior quarterback JaJuan Lawson threw for three touchdowns and broke loose for an 80-yard scoring run to lead Casa Grande High to a happy homecoming 42-13 win over Rancho Cotate Friday night.
The win was the seventh straight without a loss for the Gauchos, who are now 4-0 against North Bay League opponents. The victory also marked another hurdle cleared on what they hope will be a championship run, coming against the defending NBL champions and a Cougar team that came into the game hopeful and left with few repeat hopes after falling to 4-3 on the season and 2-2 in league play.
While Lawson shouldered the offense with his propensity for making the big play, the Casa Grande defense once again contained a potentially explosive offensive opponent. Not only did the Casa defense pin the Cougars at their end of the field most of the game, the Gauchos four times stole the ball — three times on interceptions and once with a fumble recovery.
The final score masked both the intensity and the combativeness of the game as the two Redwood Empire heavyweights stood toe to toe and duked it out for three tension-filled quarters before Casa Grande took complete control in the fourth quarter. After three quarters, the Gaucho lead was a tenuous, 18-13.
Thing started brightly for the Gauchos when John Porchivina, once again a game-long standout on both sides of the scrimmage line, intercepted a Rancho Cotate pass on the third-play of the game. Two plays later, Lawson and Daniel Greisen worked a screen pass to perfection for a 39-yard touchdown. Rancho Cotate blocked Matt Abramo's PAT try, a play that, for awhile, looked significant.
But the Cougars weren't about to let a quick score determine the game. Talented sophomore quarterback Gunner Meffered tossed a swing pass to Carlos Franco, who broke it for 54 yards and three plays later, Mefferd threw over the middle to Trono for a touchdown. Kevin Nguyen booked the PAT and Rancho Cotate led, 7-6.
Lawson was at his best improvising, and he did just that midway through the second period, scrambling and finally throwing on the run to Andre Kupelian who was all alone in the end zone on a play that covered 44 yards. A two-point conversion pass attempt was incomplete, leaving Casa in front, 12-7.
The second quarter fun was just starting.
With just over four minutes to play, Rancho Cotate's diminutive, but super quick, Michael Ross squirted through a hole punched in the Casa Grande defensive front and raced 81 untouched yards for a second Cougar touchdown. The PAT kick missed, but still the Cougars led, 13-12.
Not for long.

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Mago de Oz -- Washington, DC -- May 22nd, 2013
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Another Expensive show... but I paid for tickets this time. Spain Spanish folk
metal giants Mago de Oz came to DC.
Local opener Metanium (raw classic metal) was alright, they did a decent HELLOWEEN cover.
The only beer sold...initially.. was the Sponsored Heineken...until that sold out! People were rowdy, and there were the biggest folk pits that I have seen (so far), and a luchador in the pit. There were a ton of people there- by far the best attended (somewhat) heavy show at the Howard Theater that I've been to. And the most thrown drinks/cups too.
Mago de Oz sounded GREAT and IMO it was totally worth the wait and the pricey ticket. 9 people on the stage, flute, violin, keys, guitar, girl singer (underutilized, she reminded me of a Spanish Liv from Sister Sin), bass, drummer, new singer. They hit the ground running and never really let up. I was really expecting more ballads, but they played a rockin' set....man.
If you like Folk metal (tho this is not Korpiklanni, this is more of a power / progressive tinge), then this show woulda been golden. Note that both bands only spoke Spanish on the stage and there was no merch for sale (odd). So my rusty language skills only picked up about 1/4 of what they said on stage.
I also read that they got BOOED OFF THE STAGE In NY a previous night, so I wasn't sure if history was going to repeat. Thankfully it didn't!
Metanium (9:30- 10:04)
I want out (Helloween Cover)
La Marcha Vikinga
Mago de Oz (10:35-12:15)
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A Marcha Das Meigas (intro)
El Libro de las Sombras
Molinos de Viento
Danza Del Fuego
Sácale Brillo A Una Pena
Brujas (I think, the girl Patricia Tapia was singing this one that started out like a lullaby)
Hasta Que El Cuerpo Aguante (?)
Quiero Morirme en Ti
El Que Quiera Entender Que Entienda
Hechizos, Pócimas y Brujería
La Costa del Silencio
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Where does Parkway Center Mall's future lie?
When Kmart finally closes its doors at Parkway Center Mall this weekend, the lone retailer at the mall will be a Giant Eagle store.
That leaves the mall owner, Kossman Development Co., with a decision on what to do with the site.
Some local developers believe the future of the mall — once home to large retailers such as Phar-Mor, Zayre, CompUSA and Syms Clothing — does not rest in retail. Offices, residential buildings and a hotel are the way to go, they say.
Others say that given its central location between Pittsburgh and the south and western suburbs, retail still can be a success.
"Our final day of sales at our Parkway Center Mall Kmart is Sunday," said Howard Riefs, director of corporate public relations for Sears Holdings.
Once Kmart departs, Kossman will close the second level, said Steve Weisbrod, Kossman vice president of business development. The first level has been closed for more than six years.
"We are currently engaged on determining the future plan for the mall site," Weisbord said.
It could involve tearing down part or all of the mall, depending on the needs of any tenants that lease space, he said.
Another consideration is building a store for Giant Eagle and keeping the current one open during that period. Giant Eagle, early in 2012, signed a five-year extension of its lease, he said.
It may be awhile before there's any major decision on the property, Weisbord said
Herky Pollock, executive vice president of CBRE Inc., and one of the top commercial retail brokers in the region, isn't ready to let go of Parkway Center's potential.
"The closure of Kmart provides an incredible opportunity for Kossman Development. Given (the mall's) central location, dense demographics, highway access and well-known brand, it is prime for a major redevelopment," Pollock said.
"Parkway Center could become the next premier power center in the region. With the enormous talent of Kossman Development, coupled with their years of experience in repositioning assests, I am sure they have waited patiently for this opportunity. The location is in the bustling Parkway West corridor and has the ability to attract consumers from far distances away and also (from) the city of Pittsburgh."
"Big box tenants, mid-size tenants and free-standing restaurants would be eager to join redevelopment efforts at Parkway Center, and I am sure that the new center will be unrecognizable from what it is today."
Pat Nardelli, a principal of Castlebrook Development, is one who thinks the mall's days as retail center are behind it.
"I believe whatever is developed there should not be retail," said Nardelli. "Instead, the site could be used for a medical office building, for a government-supported training facility or for more restaurants to accommodate workers at the Parkway Center office complex next door."
Jim Scalo, a partner of Burns & Scalo Real Estate Co., believes better use of the property would be in office buildings, not in retail.
"This is a wonderful site, a prime piece of property, because of its location, and perhaps a more mixed-use development should be considered, such as offices, retail and hotel," said Dick Donley, president of Chaska Properties.
The problem with retail is that it is difficult to get financing while financing for hotels is more available, he said.
And Bill Brown, whose company, Oxford Properties LLC, is building the 272-unit Oxford City Vista apartments on a site in Green Tree that borders the mall, said a retail facility would be good for his future tenants.
Kmart, a division of Sears Holding Corp., notified the state last year it was closing the store. Since then, the few remaining tenants moved out. They were GNC, Sports Deli, 90's Nails, Minh In Stitches, the Phanthon of the Attic, Dalmo Optical and Yose Kan's Martial Arts.
"Once Kmart closes the doors to the public, they have until their lease expires Jan. 31 to sell off the fixtures," Weisbrod said.
Parkway Center Mall was one of the region's major shopping centers when it opened in 1982.
Among its initial tenants were retailers David Weis Catalog Showroom, Zayre, E-Bee Shoes, KayBee Toys, Jo Ann Fabrics, National Record Mart, Radio Shack, Computer Central, Thrift Drug, Gold Circle and a Chi Chi's Restaurant.
Also spending some time at the mall were Minnesota Fabrics, Herman's Sporting Goods, Thom McAn shoes, Famous Footwear, Petland, King's Jewelers and Payless Shoes.
When David Weis went out of business in the early 1990s, Phar-Mor took over the space. The Zayre space was split in half and shared between CompUSA and Syms Clothing. A food court, which included Mr. Pool and Pockets Deli and Billiards, began to lose its tenants, and the space was leased to a dance studio and a Pennsylvania Drivers License Center.
The mall underwent a renovation in the late 1990s, with new lighting and carpeting and exterior painting.
But several major tenants went out of business or left, such as Phar-Mor, Syms and CompUSA.
Some visitors and tenants complained that often the mall's floors would shake.
That resulted because after the site was cleared, the developer used fill to even the area on which the mall was built. The vibrations occurred as the mall continued to settle on the fill.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON — The dispute between the University Mall and South Burlington came to an end Monday when the City Council voted 5-0 to approve the malls application to replace a two-story building at 205 Dorset St. with a new 6,000-square-foot building that will include retail space and a drive-through bank.
The previous council voted 4-1 last summer against the University Mall proposal, and mall filed suit in Chittenden Superior Court, Civil Division, and in the environmental court.
The proposal became an issue during the election campaign this winter for two council seats, with the ultimately successful challengers, Pat Nowak and Chris Shaw, pointing to the legal dispute as an example of the previous councils detachment from the needs of South Burlingtons businesses.
Council Chairwoman Pam Mackenzie said she, Planning Director Paul Conner and a city attorney met probably three times with mall representatives, including a meeting last week, and reached an agreement that will allow the new building to go up.
The council discussed the settlement in executive session then approved it publicly.
Mackenzie said the new building will be really lovely, a pretty building with nice features and open space landscaped as part of its plan.
The approval goes now to the Development Review Board for consideration.
In other business, the council approved the appointment of Recreation Director Tom Hubbard both as the citys treasurer and as the lead administrator to act as interim deputy city manager after the current deputy, Bob Rusten, leaves at the end of May for his new job as Burlingtons chief administrative officer.
Mackenzie said Hubbard, Deputy Finance Director Sue Dorey, the citys human resources official, Janice Ladd, and Conner, from Planning, all volunteered their help, and the council asked Hubbard to fill the job with help from the other three until a new permanent city manager is chosen.
Mackenzie said the new city manager will be involved in the hiring of a new deputy manager.
The search for a new manager to replace Sandy Miller, fired earlier this year, will be led by a citizens committee headed by Lisa Ventriss, president of the Vermont Business Roundtable. Ventriss, Mackenzie said, will have the job of creating the search committee by recruiting individuals from across the city.
Mackenzie said the council approved the labor contract for wastewater employees, the final contract after earlier approval of contracts for police, fire and public works employees.
The council also declared May 29 Bob Rusten Day in South Burlington. The departing deputy city manager will be given a farewell breakfast, lunch and afternoon barbecue, Mackenzie said.
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SUNSET HILLS, Mo. (KSDK) - Police are investigating an apparent meth lab at the Econo Lodge on 3730 Lindbergh Blvd. At least one person is in custody.
Authorities first discovered the lab at around midnight Thursday. Officers were initially responding to a domestic disturbance when they caught a whiff of meth from one room.
One officer who entered the room was overcome by the fumes, and was briefly hospitalized.
Mehlville Fire Protection District responded, and say the perpetrators were attempting to cook meth in the room's microwave. This led authorities to evacuate the hotel at approximately 1 a.m. Everyone was let back in at 2:30 a.m.
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Demolition of the X-600 Steam Plant started July 27 at the DOE Portsmouth Site in Piketon.
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The latest step in the decontamination and decommissioning work of the former Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Piketon is being taken now.
The X-600 Coal-fired Steam Plant has been part of the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant since 1953, providing enough heat to operate three massive process buildings and numerous maintenance and support buildings. In July, crews began knocking down the steam plant, which towers above most buildings involved in the project.
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Spengler, Oswald (1880–1936), a German philosopher and historian. His The Decline of the West (1918–22) is a broad, sweeping interpretation of the rise and decline of cultures. He attempted to combine the knowledge of many fields—mathematics, natural sciences, the arts, and history—into a systematic philosophy of history. His main thesis was that history moves in cycles and that each great historic culture is subject to the same cycle of growth and decay. According to his analysis, the West had entered its declining phase and a new, more vigorous culture would rise.
Spengler's impact on the general public was widespread. His analysis suited the pessimistic mood that prevailed after World War I, and he became one of the most widely read authors of the 1920's. His influence in his native Germany was particularly farreaching. Many historians, however, disagreed with his central theme, which dismissed the idea of progress in history, and criticized him for inaccuracies and questionable methods.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
OK, so I survived MORE snow and two days without hot water; a situation that—take it from me—ain't so hot.
If you've been through this before, you probably know that I needed a hot water heater. The basement was flooded as a result, and a friend tried to tell me (over the phone) which valve to turn off to prevent even MORE water from flooding the premises. (If you're not good at this sort of thing, you might want to take some time to label all of those valves and spigots, because there are way too many of them.)
All of this came to a little over $900, between the heater itself, labor, a required update of the pipe going into my furnace and a related "side job" that had been suggested by another plumber. (To raise the new heater on stone blocks because the basement tends to flood.)
It was over in a couple of hours; the hot water was back to normal in another 45 minutes or so, and for the time being everything is hunky-dory, although it's hard not to wonder what's going to happen next.
This winter is making me crave going somewhere—ANYWHERE—that is warm and sunny.
My brother and his wife are leaving for Cancun tomorrow. I think I may hide in their luggage.


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"Coming off of a record-setting 2013 season that saw tremendous growth in the series' base of fans, cars and sponsors, we're excited to see more FIA GT3 homologated cars entered to race with us in 2014 as well as an increase in the number of world-class drivers joining the series," said Greg Gill, Vice President Marketing and Communications. "Our growth has allowed us the opportunity to expand our relationship with NBC Sports Network and produce an 8th broadcast for this coming season. The additional broadcast will be used to cover our races at Road America in June. The series' return to one of the most revered and iconic race tracks in the country with all our classes racing will provide for an amazing broadcast for our fans," added Gill.
Veteran sportscar racing announcers Greg Creamer and Calvin Fish will again provide play-by-play, color commentary and in-depth series analysis. As in 2013, Jeff Lepper will join Creamer and Fish for pit lane, and pre- and post-race segments. The broadcasts will include exciting in-car camera footage from series partner GoPro, unique feature segments, interviews with series personalities and behind-the-scenes footage.
"Our upcoming 25th anniversary season is going to be one filled with excitement with 50-plus car fields, returning champions like O'Connell and Aschenbach and new teams joining the series running world-class marques like the Ferrari 458 Italia, Porsche 911 GT3 R, and Lamborghini Gallardo FL2 GT3," said Scott Bove, WC Vision President and CEO. "For fans that can't make our races in person or for those that attended and want to relive it, our broadcast partner NBC Sports Network will deliver all of the action."
2014 Pirelli World Challenge Championships television schedule on NBC Sports Network:
Streets of St. Petersburg
Sunday, April 6 at 5:30 p.m.
(re-air Saturday, April 12 at 12:30 a.m.)
Streets of Long Beach
Sunday, April 20 at 5:30 p.m.
(re-air Friday, April 25 at 1 a.m.)
Barber Motorsports Park
Saturday, May 10 at 3 p.m.
(re-air Friday, May 16 at 1 a.m.)
Streets of Detroit
Sunday, June 15 at 2:30 p.m.
(re-air Saturday, June 21 at 12 a.m.)
Road America
Friday, July 4 at 6:30 p.m.
(re-air Saturday, Aug. 2 at 12:30 a.m.)
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Sunday, August 10 at 1:30 p.m.
(re-air Saturday, Aug. 16 at 12 a.m.)
Sonoma Raceway
Saturday, August 30 at 1 p.m.
(re-air Thursday, Sept. 5 at 12:30 a.m.)
Miller Motorsports Park
Sunday, September 28 at 2:30 p.m.
(re-air Thursday, Oct. 2 at 10 p.m.)
Schedule subject to change. All times listed are Eastern.
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FARMLAND - Norman "Pete Moss" Howell, 82, of Farmland, IN passed away Saturday morning, March 16, 2013 at Kindred Hospital of Muncie, IN.
He was born March 19, 1930 in Modoc, IN the son of Irene Mae Howell. He attended Stoney Creek School and was a 1948 graduate of Farmland High School, where he played basketball. He honorably served in the US Army during the Korean Conflict.
Norman had worked as a welder at Hubbard's Manufacturing, where he built the steeple on the Parker City United Methodist Church. He retired in 1997 as a plant protection security guard for thirty years with Borg Warner of Muncie, IN.
He served on the Farmland Police Department for fourteen years and had served as a volunteer fireman for twenty-eight years with Farmland Fire Department. He had served on the Farmland Town Council for eight years and was a member of Farmland Christian Church where he had served as trustee. He was also a member of Farmland American Legion, Eagle of Muncie, Moose Lodge of Muncie and the Borg Warner Sympathy Club.
Norman was very giving and loving. He never met a stranger and if you knew him, you loved his laugh and big smile. He was an avid NASCAR Racing and Indiana Pacers fan. He enjoyed being outside farming and plowing snow with his 1953 Ford tractor. He acquired the nick-name Pete Moss because he sold it by the bushel or truckload.
He leaves to cherish his memory a wife, Themla Lou (Thorne) Howell; two daughters, Debbie Lutton (husband, Dale) of Knoxville, TN and Roxanna Gaines (husband, Tom) of Farmland; three grandchildren, Mathew Gaines (friend, Evanna Rodriquez) of Muncie, IN, Tracie Lutton of Muncie, IN and Eric Lutton (wife, Katie) of Knoxville, TN; two great-granddaughters, Evie and Lina Lutton; aunts and cousins.
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Royals Split,Divorces
I makes thread about Royals Divorces about Prince and Princess of Wales and lots of more of non-British Royals who will be Divorces soon!
Prince Charles and Princess Diana of Wales Split in December 1992 and divorces in August 1996
Prince Andrew,Duke of York and Sarah,Duchess of York Split in 1992 and divorces in August 1996
Princess Anne and Mark Phillips im not sure what years split? and divorces years?
maybe have more about non-british Royals who have divorces?
Prince Joachim and Princess Alexandria will plans have Split and divorces both would have it like Prince and Princess of Wales have it!
I never heard about Prince Felipe would plans divorces to Letizia because she is Crown Princess of Austria! she is divorces before she met Felipe
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I hope it is a bit early to be speculating about a divorce between Felipe and Letizia!
And let's pretend her first marriage never happened because it was a civil ceremony and not a religious one. So in the eyes of Catholic Spain, it doesn't exist. Easy!
Why would there be discussion of the Prince and Princess of Asturias divorcing? Letizia is divorced. However, her first marriage was a civil marriage so the Church does not recognize it.
Two of Queen Beatrix's sisters are divorced: Princesses Irene and Christina are both divorced from their husbands (though this happened some decades ago).
And Princess Irene's daughter Princess Magarita is in the process of a divorce with her husband Edwin.
Princesses Caroline and Stephanie are divorced.
Prince Andrew and Princess Anne
when u people get a divorce they are most likely to take their problems from their 1st marriage to their next and will most likely get divorice again. because unstead of settleing their problems its easier to get divorce and avoid the problem all together.
princess alexandra of denmark & prince Jochim are getting divorced...soo sad
princess caroline i think divorced & then anulled her marraige with her first husband philpe
Princess Stephanie divorced twice Daniel Ducret and Hans adans
Isn't Princess anne seperated from her husband Timothy Lawrence?
I thought someone in princess Beatrix's family was getting divorced - princess margariet
Maybe someone can get my facts straight for me
Princess Caroline´s first marriage was annulled. It was the marriage with Philippe Junot. Caroline´s second marriage with Stephano casiraghi ended dramatically when he died in 1990. Now, she is married with Ernst August.
Princess Stephanie´s marriage to Daniel Ducruet was divorced and haer last marriage with Adans Lopez was also divorced.
Princess Anne isn´t serarated form Timothy Lawrence who is her second husband. There has been rumours but is nothing cinfirmed yet. But she is divorced form Mark Philipps the father of her two children.
beatrix two sisters are divorced: Irene and Christina. Magriet is the other daughter and she is not divorced but Princess Margaritha will get divorced. She is Irene´s daughter.
what about royals from the past
how about swedish royals we have the one that lost there prince titles prince bertils brothers
from the past:
Princess Marianne of The Netherlands and Prince Albrecht of Prussia were divored (she had an affair with the cariage-driver)
King Willem III of The Netherlands and Queen Sophie of The Netherlands, nee Princess of Wurttemberg were seperated (not divorced).
double standards or what!!
From the past her in Denmark:
As far as i can tell i can se in the genealogical table for King Frederik 8. (he was an Oldenborg) he was married 2 times and divorced 1 time.
Princess Anne and Mark Phillips seperated in 1989 and divorced in the spring of 1992. Anne went on to marry Tim Laurence in December 1992 in Scotland. The Princess Royal and Rear Admiral Laurence are not seperated in has been a rumour that has been going on for as long as I can remember.
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Public apology to CCDC
My previous post about errors in crystal structures have triggered strong reactions from CCDC (not only response post, direct email, but also email to my former PhD supervisor in the UK asking him for remedy and explanation). Apparently, they have interpreted my post as an attack on the quality of their services. Let me clarify first, that I have never intended to imply anything negative or derogatory about the CCDC services or software. My sincere apologies if my post came across that way. All I wanted to do is raise awareness in the docking/scoring community that small molecule crystallographic data is not free of errors. My understanding is, that the data deposited in CSD has been determined by thousands of people all over the world and published in various scientific journals, while CCDC aggregates the data and creates a comprehensive, validated and value-added database known as the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD), and the complete CSD System (CSDS) includes the CSD itself and associated software for search, visualisation and analysis of stored information. I acknowledge that CCDC provides a valuable service to the community and any error in the data is not their fault.
They have also sent us a "friendly reminder" that since our license to CSD has expired, according to the signed agreement we are not allowed to retain or use any data downloaded form CSD, not even any derived information or data. As I already stated in the update added to the previous blog entry, we have ceased using any data derived from CSD to comply with the license. I have even removed the image of the molecule from the post (since that can also be considered as derived data). We have not incorporated any data into our software. As I mentioned in the previous post, we had the intention to improve our scoring function with statistics collected from CSD (while we had the license during 2007), but it did not prove to be useful, therefore we abandoned that approach and continue to use publicly available PDB crystal structure data — which has been used for all released version of the software. We have not renewed our (rather pricey) license for 2008 for this reason.
One lesson I learned from this exchange is the importance of Open Data for scientific advancement (some scientists believe that research data must be free), e.g. such that is available from CrystalEye. When even non-profit organizations (registered as charity) use draconian license agreements protecting data created and published by others, then fully commercial entities (like pharmaceutical companies) must be guarding their own data even stronger. It makes it difficult to make scientific progress if a single blog mention of an error in a data entry invites the wrath of the company who sells services on the data. It is ironic that the links expressing the need for open data and the open repository happens to point to a web site within the same University where CCDC resides.


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LETTER: Taxes, hookers and Phar Lap — got your attention?
Dear Editor,
Obama and his gang of czars and agency heads remind me of the guys who bet on the great running horse Phar Lap. They weighted down and bet on Phar Lap until he broke. Allegedly, these gangsters feared Phar Lap would jeopardize their bookmakers, and possibly slipped him a large dose of arsenic that contributed to his death. Sound Saul Alinsky familiar?
Ever watch the life of Judy Garland? She was Louis B. Mayer's great running horse! A money making machine for Mayer, he bet on, weighted down, and over demanded her until she shattered.
Now consider that you're a Phar Lap/Judy Garland combo, and Obama is an Alinsky/Mayer combo. Because you're the American entrepreneur, business builder, risk taker, job creator, talented damn hard worker and good running horse, Obama is betting on and weighting you down with taxes and regulation.
As I've stated many times, in addition to being economically stupid, over taxing the rich escapes justification as surely as claiming it's OK to rape a hooker because they're in the sex business.
Any elected official who orders unjust taxation of any American knowingly steals and should be arrested, tried, and justly punished like any low bred thief! Or at the least they should be fired for being stupid.
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Richard Curtis To Write Doctor Who Episode
The BBC has the news that Richard Curtis of Blackadder fame (well that and all those films and stuff) is going to write a Doctor Who episode:
"These days the things you can watch together as a family are much fewer," he explained of his decision to step on board the Tardis, "so when you get something like Doctor Who or the X Factor, it is such a pleasure to sit down as a family".
And maybe he has a SF film in the works:
Curtis also revealed he was fascinated by time travel and was currently working on a low budget film about the subject.
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The Roots get it oh so Wright.
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After a decade of working behind the scenes on other artist's albums, the vocal powerhouse who first made a name for herself with the smash-hit Tonight is the Night in the 1970s (it has been sampled and turned into house songs) teams up with hip hop's original live band, The Roots.
Together with ?uestlove, the most recognisable drummer in hip hop, Wright produced the album that opens with the feel-good Old Songs.
In what seems like a freestyle, she name-drops Patti, Gladys, Chaka, MJB, Erykah and India. Throughout the album, she packs new rhyming flavour and matches it with melodies that remind you of The Isley Brothers. The Movie is the perfect meeting point for vintage r&b/soul and hip hop.
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I am enrolled in Vanderbilt's Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner program concentrating in Forensics. Vanderbilt has many nurse practitioner specialties including family, women's studies, and pediatric. To be a part of their "bridge program," a degree in nursing is not required for entry. They accept any major, but require a few prerequisite courses, such as Anatomy and Physiology and Developmental Psychology. The accelerated program typically takes six semesters (including summers). After the first three semesters, a student is ready to take the licensure exam to become a registered nurse. After the next three semesters, a student earns a Master of Science in Nursing degree.
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The psychology department offers numerous activities in which one can be involved. I was on a research team with Dr. Susan Buckelew. Through this opportunity, I was able to refine my research skills and get research experience that is crucial for graduate school admissions. I also attended and presented at SEPA, which gave me experience in writing, presenting, and displaying professional skills. I was involved in Psi Chi, which offered many opportunities for professional growth and involvement in the community.
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I've been playing a game called "time fcuk" lately so I decided to post my level ID codes. I have provided a brief description of each level if your intrested. I will be posting more when I make new levels.
Confusion ~ 65406
As the title says this is a very confusing level. It is all in black and you can only see the BG tiles. You find your way across a strip in the middle by switching layers in the correct spot. Now for the confusing part; when you get to the end you do it all again... upside down! The screen will flip and any path you memerised will be reversed. Defenately a level for the experienced.
Flip Timer ~ 65516
A simple concept; get the keys before the block hits the reverse gravity button. Even though the screen flips sideways every 2 or 3 seconds it is still sort of easy. The last layer is exactly the same as the first but upside down.
Lucky Rooms ~ 65518
This one made it into the "most awesome" section! I dont know why as it took me only a couple of minutes to make. You will go through an infinite loop of portals and when you think the time is right, press A. Only one of the rooms will lead to the exit.
Patterns ~ 65522
Dont even bother with this one! I was bored so i made some simple patterns with the blocks. No challenge at all.
Labyrinth ~ 65603
A hard one! In this level it isn't the player that navigates the labyrinth... its the block! Using the turning button thingys you have to move the block so it lands on the button. One false move and you have to restart! Dont let the bright colours confuse you...
Neon Tube ~ 65607
The first in the Neon Tube series. In this brightly coloured level, you have to go around a bunch of paths (tubes) and press buttons to unlock a dfoor to another button and so on. You cant lose unless you press A. I used the second layer only for decoration.
18 Keys ~ 65833
This level is made up of a network of paths that lead to keys. Try every one and the exit will open. You will find that some paths take a while to open. Don't forget where you have already been of you will find yourself going round in circles!
Downfall ~ 65836
This is the most fun one i have made so far! In each room the floor beneath you is dissapearing. Beteath the floor is spikes. Each room has a different way of dropping things on your head. In the first room the keys and blocks fall together at different times. Get the keys and go to the next room. Second room: The same as room one but with an extra layer of keys dropping and some portals at the sides. Third room: 6 layers of blocks falling down! Then some keys. When the floor disappears, all the blocks come tumbling down and only a column of blocks with the exit on top will be left!
This is a easy level i made because I was bored. Not much of a point to it really, just a bunch of blocks going SMASH! I also tried to syncronise the text with the blocks so that it says SMASH when the blocks get smashed.
Neon Tube 2 ~ 66103
Part 2: There are two columns; one you can go up and one you can go down. So you are pretty much going in a one way loop. When you switch layers there will be paths going to buttons. Press one to open another that opens another one etc. When you press all of them you can go down through the middle of the columns to the exit. Be careful, if you go down the middle BEFORE you press all the buttons you will get stuck.
Paradoxial ~ 66227
I can't really say much without giving the secret away so you will have to find out for yourself! Try and solve the puzzle...
Epic Flips ~ 69605
Probably one of my hardest yet! You will need to have lots of patience and good reflexes to get through this one! The amount of flipping might confuse you bit it IS STILL POSSIBLE! In the last layer I added a new flipping machine that is very hard to get through, especially with all the blocks, flips and lag. If you need help on how to get throgh this level, ask me!
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Winamp FhG AAC encoder with gapless fix, Updates from the 5.62 release
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Winamp FhG AAC encoder with gapless fix, Updates from the 5.62 release
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Steve from the AAC listening test topic found a bug related to gapless information in m4a files encoded with Winamp/FhG's new AAC encoder.
Updates from the 5.62 release
* Fixed a bug that was preventing gapless playback information from being written to the encoded file in some circumstances
* Fixed compatibility issue that was preventing HE-AAC files from being used with iTunes
* Fixed a bug that was causing the ADTS encoder to fail with the default settings
To install, just unzip this to your Winamp plugins folder. It should overwrite an existing file (unless you are using an older version of Winamp).
This will be released with 5.63 (or 5.621 depending on what version number we decide upon)
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Great! The only downside is I'm not using Winamp. Is therre a facet for foobar2k, or a plugin for f2k?
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