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WASHINGTON -- CIA officers subjected some terrorism suspects the agency held after the Sept. 11 attacks to interrogation methods that were not approved by either the Justice Department or their own headquarters and illegally detained 26 of the 119 in CIA custody, the Senate Intelligence Committee has concluded in its still-secret report, McClatchy has learned.
The spy agency program's reliance on brutal techniques -- much more abusive than previously known -- and its failure to gather valuable information from the detainees harmed the United States' credibility, according to the committee's findings in its scathing 6,300-page report on the CIA's interrogation and detention program.
The agency also repeatedly misled the Justice Department while stymieing Congress' and the White House's efforts to oversee the secret and now-defunct program, McClatchy has learned.
In all, the committee came to 20 conclusions about the CIA's harsh interrogation tactics after spending six years and $40 million evaluating the controversial program, which began during the Bush administration.
The committee voted 11-3 Thursday to declassify an executive summary and conclusions. The findings and summary now will go to the White House and CIA for eventual public release.
Despite the bipartisan vote, Republicans and Democrats were at odds over the report's value.
She called the findings shocking, adding: "The report exposes brutality that stands in stark contrast to our values as a nation. It chronicles a stain on our history that must never again be allowed to happen. This is not what Americans do."
The report "certainly depicts the program as much, much worse than generally thought," said Alberto Mora, a former Navy general counsel and an early critic of the Bush administration program. "Oh my gosh, it's a devastating critique."
The finding that 26 detainees were held without legal authorization and the confirmation that the CIA in some cases went beyond the techniques approved by the Justice Department might fuel legal challenges.
"The Bush administration, of course, disfigured and distorted the definition of torture," Mora said. "But they always held that torture was a crime.
"Arguably, those detainees that suffered the techniques that went beyond those approved by the previous administration might have a criminal or civil liability," he said.
Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, the committee's top Republican, who said he'd voted to declassify, was highly critical of the report, however.
He told McClatchy it's "a waste of time," saying, "There is absolutely concrete evidence that has been gleaned from the individuals who have been interrogated in this program that led not only to (Osama) bin Laden's takedown but to the interruption and disruption of other terrorist plots over the years."
The Senate panel concluded that the techniques were ineffective.
The committee also made these findings:
-- Critics inside the CIA were cut out of the debate over the program or ignored, and the news media were manipulated with leaks that tended to blunt criticism of the agency.
-- While the CIA's high-level officials mismanaged the program, interrogators who crossed the line into abusive behavior went unpunished.
-- Even six months after the spy agency received the legal authority to proceed, its officers remained unprepared for interrogating detainees.
Most of the report and the underlying CIA documents might remain secret. White House spokesman Jay Carney said President Barack Obama "would expect that the actions that are necessary to declassify a document like that be conducted in all due haste, and I think he would make that clear to the agencies involved in that effort and the individuals involved in that effort."
Carney said he hadn't talked with the president about whether he thought that releasing the report would have a positive effect on U.S. relations with countries that had been critical of the Guantanamo detention center and CIA interrogation.
The CIA pledged to cooperate.
Among those not supporting declassification were Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and James Risch of Idaho.
In a joint statement, they called the findings "a one- sided, partisan report to the CIA and White House for declassification despite warnings from the State Department and our allies indicating that declassification of this report could endanger the lives of American diplomats and citizens overseas and jeopardize U.S. relations with other countries."


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--New York TimesMADISON, Wis. As four game wardens awkwardly stood guard, protesters, scores deep, crushed into a corridor leading to the governors office here on Wednesday, their screams echoing through the Capitol: Come out, come out, wherever you are!
Behind closed doors, Scott Walker, the Republican who has been governor for about six weeks, calmly described his intent to forge ahead with the plans that had set off the uprising: He wants to require public workers to pay more for their health insurance and pensions, effectively cutting the take-home pay of many by around 7 percent.
He also wants to weaken most public-sector unions by sharply curtailing their collective bargaining rights, limiting talks to the subject of basic wages.
Mr. Walker said he had no other options, since he is facing a deficit of $137 million in the current state budget and the prospect of a $3.6 billion hole in the coming two-year budget.
My biggest problem is the state trying to limit collective bargaining. They don't have to agree to wage increases, but the unions have the right to bargain on behalf of its workers.

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Lovely video, although as pointed out on Twitter, it does highlight our surface parking blight.
Lovely video, although as pointed out on Twitter, it does highlight our surface parking blight.
A Cranston woman was sent to the hospital after being struck by a car that slid down an icy hill.
The accident happened just after 7:30 a.m. Thursday near Walnut Grove Ave.
Obviously not everyone in a wheelchair is able to get out and shovel, but Mr Hughes' determination makes the lame excuses of everyone else sound even lamer.
This video shows transportation advocate Gabe Klein speaking at last November's Providence Preservation Society Symposium.
Transportation guru Gabe Klein gives an insightful look at how cities can make simple and effective changes to transportation policy and infrastructure to effect safety, livability and economic transformation. He spoke as a featured speaker at the 2014 Providence Symposium, produced by the Providence Preservation Society.
See videos of all the speakers and panels from the PPS Symposium on YouTube.
One of the most crucial components of a healthy economy and quality of place is a sound transportation system: one that supports diverse modes of travel and seamlessly connects Rhode Island to the rest of the world – and Rhode Islanders, more meaningfully to each other and to opportunity.
Since I'm a big geek I watch videos like this and visit websites extolling the virtues of various transit systems around the world and I think to my self, 'our system really sucks.'
Then I see a shiny video showcasing our system and I wonder if all those other cities just have really good videographers hiding the suckitude of their systems.
I think it is half and half; half our system sucks compared to others, and half other systems suck too but are good at publicity. Look at how the Interlink is described in that video, it sounds good, but it is not really there yet. There are a number of factors why, there's really no there there at Warwick Station, it is not really a destination other than the airport (regardless of what this video is trying to sell us about the area). Rhode Islanders really still love their cars. There's a chicken and egg about not enough riders so not enough service and not enough service so not enough riders, etc.
Scary stuff!
Beautiful high-speed footage of passengers waiting for the subway at Grand Central in New York City.
On December 20, 2013, the Empire State Building kicked off the first of its five Christmas light shows by illuminating its world-famous LED tower lights in holiday hues. Over 15,000 channels of the building's LEDs were synchronized to holiday-themed music that was broadcasted on Clear Channel New York's radio station 106.7 Lite FM. Tonight's song selection included "Holly Jolly Christmas" by Burl Ives and "Christmas Wrapping" by The Waitresses. Internationally-acclaimed lighting designer Marc Brickman choreographed the show.
The Dancing Cop Tony Lepore will be out at Dorrance and Westminster Streets weekdays at lunchtime starting tomorrow and running through Christmas Eve.
You have been warned.
This video shows the Broadway Corridor of Seattle's First Hill Streetcar project.
In five auto lane widths of roadway you can see room for a separated cycle track, automobile traffic, bus and streetcar traffic, dedicated turn lanes, and it looks like maybe some parking (plus ample sidewalks with trees). It really shows how you can pack a lot of transportation modality into a not too big roadway. Of course Providence is a place where we have a lot of not too big roadways.
What roads in Providence could you see done up in a similar fashion?
Started in 1892, Barcelona's Sagrada Família has been under construction on and off ever since. Following architect Antoni Gaudí's death in 1926 nine different architects have taken charge of the project. During the Spanish civil war Gaudí's drawings and models were destroyed by fire lending controversy to the building's completion.
The video shows the completion of the remaining work, scheduled to be be finished by 2026, the centennial of Gaudí's death.
I was lucky to be able to visit the building in 2005 and highly recommend that anyone who has any remote opportunity of to visit it jump at the chance.
This week: Bonnie Nickerson, Providence's director of long-range planning, and Scott Wolf, executive director of Grow Smart Rhode Island, on the high stakes for Providence's first zoning overhaul since 1951. Providence Business News' Patrick Anderson joins the panel.
The above video by Penn State student Fletcher Phillips shows a concept for the Providence cityWALK. Read more about cityWALK.
I can think of a bunch of places where this would come in handy.
On a Bixi bike excursion to get some ice cream in Montreal, my wife and I stumbled upon the intersection of Fairmount Avenue and Rue Clark, recently upgraded with colorful new street furniture, traffic calming treatments, and a two-way protected bike lane. The space is teeming with street life. When you arrive at this lovely place your first instinct is to stop, sit down, and enjoy.


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Week 4 -- Cincinnati Bengals @ Jacksonville Jaguars
Another 'should win' game for this team. Would like to see a good all around performance from our Defense. I don't think we're as bad as our stats would seem to indicate but we definitely need something to get us rollin'. We've had good showings from different facets each week, just need to put it all together for once.
Offensively we better be able to go HAM on this team in all aspects. Hopefully the OL continues to block well in pass pro and we can get some semblance of a run game going this week. Faine has been bad the last few games n I hope he can step it up this time out because everyone else has been playing pretty darn good all year.
The Defense better play well this week. Bob Bratkowski is the OC for the Jaguars.
Looking forward to see our offense continue to perform. Our pass packages will be a challenge to defend, we've have a lot of tools to utilize. All we need is for some resemblance of a running game to make this work.
Regarding defense, I am not sure who we will have in the secondary on Sunday? I think w can get bye this week but things need to improve with the unit going forward in order for us to make a run this season.
I'm guessing Jones-drew gets at least 120 yards, wouldn't be surprised if he managed 200 +.
I still believe our offense can out race theirs though. Hawkins and Green have been on fire lately, and I think the offensive line will be hungry after last week.
I'm mostly concerned with how Zimmer uses the next few weeks to figure out this roster, because we need answers before the Pittsburgh game.
They just look plain horrible early on so far. Offense just isnt getting it done and the defense is like a roller coaster.
I can't believe the lawfirm fumbled in the endzone =(.
I didnt want to say anything else during the game because it seemed be downing the team made us play better...superstition lol.
Dalton and Green looked pretty good out there and Baby Hawk played great again. Line looked pretty good for the most part, but I wasnt worried about anyone on that Defensive Line. The Law Firm looked ok early on but then looked really bad later in the game. He didn't look good on the goal line either which was surprising.
Crocker actually looked pretty good on defense. We were pretty desperate to have to pull him off the street, but he came up big in a few situations. Tazer Beam looked good as well on alot of plays and the Dline was pretty solid again.
Pretty solid day for our defense, especially our run defense from what we have showed previously. Burfict continues to impress me in making plays. Our secondary played well with our depleted line up, welcome back Crocker.
I love this offense. Were not 1 dimensional and I think we are really developing something here. Gruden is doing a heck of a job of getting everyone involved - Gresham, baby Hawk and AJ. Daulton is making things happen. OL did well. Plus Lewis is rolling the dice more than ever, can't wait until next week.
Looked sloppy at times, but a nice win overall. Need to beat the teams we should and we're doing just that.
Didn't get to see too much cuz I was at work but it looked like we had a good pass rush going again and the run D stepped up in a big way. Good to see the O continue to dominate even after that rough start. AJ Green is simply unbelievable(too early to call him the best Bengals WR ever?) and Dalton made some superb throws to him. That deep ball was about as good as it gets. Hawk had another great catch and run that I caught. We simply have to get that kid the ball in space because he seems to create magic whenever he has some room to run.
I DVR'd it so I will watch later and post some more thoughts.
Just want to say I am jealous of you for having Andrew Hawkins. I want him on the Pats. AJ Green ain't bad either.
What happened to Michael Johnson in this game? He did zero. I need you guys to make sure that doesnt happen again, he's one of my IDP's.
Was going up against their only good olineman/getting chipped a lot plus Geno was just abusing that starting LG to the point where they removed him in favor of someone else, who he also destroyed. Dunlap against a RT simply isn't fair to opposing teams. Then towards the end we were protecting the lead and not really bringing much, basically just playing Cover 4 to prevent the big play.
Baby Hawk is such a stud, wish we made it more of a priority to get him targets but whatever we've been doing lately has been working swimmingly. Feel the same way about getting Gresh the ball but Andy has been spreading the love so well it's hard to argue with. I expect Hawk to get his share of shots this week with the way Miami's front 7 has been doing. A lot of quick throws/screens to neutralize that pass rush is exactly what the doctor ordered.
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What is real,what is love,and what is perish.
An essay displaying Plato's thoughts on love.
This is a poetry.
How intelligent is the animal world?
This is really just an explanation of some of my opinions. I talk about a few things that I believe to be true enough to be useful to others.
Imagine if you are able, a world with no Google, no search engines, and even no computers of any kind. It was a dark age, but some who were schooled in the art of book lore were able to glean wisdom from a place called a library. Come with me to explore this ancient world…
All people who write on Triond, have you ever felt like there was no hope you would be able to write something that people would be interested in. Well, you are not alone.
As artist, poets, do we mind content?
Odysseus' cunning wisdom as described by Homer.
I wasn't sure I should do this one but guess it's to late now. I'm sure there are hundreds of these on here but I figure what the hell I'll hand out my wisdom. I won't tell you all the tricks I've learned in my time on here but I will give three most important things and I'll give you warnings too.


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Assume command as the ambitious Hierarchy, the robotic Novus, the mysterious Masari, or the desperate humans in this mod inspired by the game Universe at War by SEGA and Petroglyph. New gameplay mechanics, new units, and an exciting campaign bring the war to life with additional factions to add to the chaos. So what will you do? Conquer, or survive? All models added in this mod are property of SEGA or Petroglyph, used with permission of their respective creators, or were made by the developers of Triumph of the Hierarchy. Permission was recieved from Petroglyph and SEGA prior to the start of work on the mod.
The Triumph of the Hierarchy home page is now operational.
Posted by HammBoyTheDestroyer on Dec 19th, 2011
With the power of GoogleSites, the mod now has a home page (I love Google freeware!). You can find it here: Sites.google.com
The site will act as a source of up-to-date information on the mod and will eventually have a forum (not that I think anyone will use it, I'm just having a happy nerd moment with the freeware). The site will also act as a location from which Alpha and Beta testers can download updates. I will post an article here on ModDB when Beta testing begins. At that point, anyone interested will be able to Beta test (though they will need to contact me for further information).


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Posted on: August 18, 2011 3:44 pm
MaxPreps' 2011 high school football kickoff guide
By MaxPreps' Stephen Spiewak
With states like Tennessee, Georgia and North Carolina getting underway this weekend, it's safe to say that high school football is officially back.
While every season brings its own magic, the 2011 season — chock full of rare talent, tremendous games and intriguing storylines — has a chance to be truly special.
MaxPreps has compiled a comprehensive guide to the season, for high school pigskin fans and recruiting followers alike.
Welcome back, football.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: August 2, 2011 4:52 pm
MaxPreps Releases MaxStatsFB 2011 for iPad
CAMERON PARK, Calif. -- MaxPreps.com, the online high school sports leader and a CBSSports.com site, today released the 2011 version of MaxStatsFB, the most comprehensive mobile stat tracker application tailored for high school football. Available for the iPad, MaxStatsFB features an intuitive, "scorebook-like" interface which allows users to keep real-time football stats from the stands or sidelines, providing the ultimate tool for high school football statisticians, coaches and super fans.
The MaxStatsFB application connects to the MaxPreps.com database of schedules and rosters for all Varsity, JV and Freshman levels at each of the 16,400 high school football programs across the United States, providing instant access to scoring summaries during the game. Immediately following each game recorded using MaxStatsFB, full game statistics are available to be uploaded to each team's page on MaxPreps.com.
MaxStatsFB can be downloaded from the iTunes store here: http://bit.ly/pubQVk
"With an easy-to-use platform, the 2011 edition of MaxStatsFB provides high school football coaches and their programs the necessary technology to streamline the entire stats process for their games," said Andy Beal, President of MaxPreps.com. "As penetration rates for devices such as the iPad continue to rise, I expect the MaxStatsFB app to become the industry standard for statisticians in high school athletics."
Users can choose between a free version of MaxStatsFB or upgrade to the MaxStatsFB Varsity Edition for $9.95.
Both free and MaxStatsFB Varsity Editions feature:
· Simple & powerful in-game stat manager for all levels - Varsity, JV & Frosh
· Schedule & roster synced from MaxPreps.com
· Live team & player summaries for quick analysis
· Ability to keep fans & media up-to-date with live scoring
· Stats automatically pushed to MaxPreps.com
MaxStatsFB Varsity Edition ($9.95) features:
· Add custom stat categories, plays, formations & motions
· Create "scouting games" for opponent film analysis
· Print & customize stat reports
· Capture and tag video & photos to any play
· Keep notes on each play for post-game review
Free MaxPreps.com membership is required. Requires OS 4.3 or greater and an Internet connection.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: CBSSports.com, high school football, iPad, MaxPreps, MaxStatsFB, stats
Posted on: July 11, 2011 8:04 pm
Edited on: July 11, 2011 8:18 pm
The Opening: the good & bad of an all-star event
Posted by Bryan Fischer
I'm glad I wasn't alone.
In talking with most of my colleagues at The Opening, we all pretty much had the same thought: This. Is. Great.
Though I know what most of the NCAA enforcement staff looks like, I didn't see anyone in Beaverton but was told someone from the organization was on hand to look around. Everyone always asks me if I see "shady" people at recruiting events and to be honest, there was really only one person who I saw around the sidelines that looked out of place.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: 247Sports, AAU Football, adidas, CBSSports.com, Elite 11, ESPN, MaxPreps, NCAA, Nike, Rivals, Scout, The Opening, The Opening 2011, Under Armour
Posted on: July 11, 2011 9:36 am
Edited on: July 11, 2011 3:07 pm
7/11 Recruiting Roundup
Posted by Bryan Fischer
Hope everyone knows about getting a free Slurpee at 7-11 today. As a result, the roundup is extra sugary...
-- Really good story on something that's asked a lot, just how do recruiting services such as Rivals, Scout and Maxpreps rank players?
-- Cornerbacks in South Florida are flying off the recruiting board.
Great wrap up of Virginia Tech's camp with plenty of recruiting nuggets.
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy discusses what he looks for in recruits.
Wide receiver D'Arthur Cowan has Arkansas as his top school behind Mississippi State and Alabama.
Maryland commit P.J. Gallo just fell in love with the school.
West Virginia added JUCO offensive lineman Will Latu as its 12th commitment.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: April 15, 2011 5:03 pm
Maxpreps: An early look at top 2012 classes
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Like the weather or Les Miles' level of sanity, the world of recruiting can change dramatically in a matter of days or weeks, much less the 10 months still remaining before Signing Day 2012.
Nonetheless, the accelerated pace of modern recruiting means it's not too early to take a look at which teams have jumped out to an early read in the race towards next year's mythical recruiting "national championship." Which is what Stephen Spiewak and our colleagues at Maxpreps have done, compiling a top 10 2012 classes as they stand nearing the end of spring practice.
Many of the usual suspects are there, with Texas topping the list at No. 1, Florida and Florida State waging Sunshine State war at Nos. 3 and 2, respectively, and traditional recruiting powers USC, Alabama, LSU and Ohio State also featuring.
But there's some surprises, too. Perhaps taking their cue from the in-state rival Longhorns' practice of racking up early commitments, both Texas A&M and TCU have sprinted out to quick starts to rank at Nos. 4 and 8. And after a start so slow to the 2011 recruiting cycle that they had to play catch-up to conference rivals like Indiana and Iowa, Penn State has burst out of the gates with some big out-of-state pickups and ranks ninth.
Read the entire rankings breakdown to see what recruits are fueling these fast starts and which ones each team will need to land to stay in the top 10 when next February rolls around.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Indiana, Iowa, Les Miles, LSU, Maxpreps, Ohio State, Penn State, Recruiting team rankings, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, USC
Posted on: March 25, 2011 2:35 pm
Edited on: March 25, 2011 2:35 pm
Northeast home to blue-chip defensive linemen
Posted by Bryan Fischer
My colleague at MaxPreps, Stephen Spiewak, takes a look at the Northeast in his weekly column. Although you might find the elite defensive line talent in the South, the class of 2012 has several blue chip recruits hailing from the area this year, such as Eddie Goldman and Noah Spence among others.
Don't believe that there's some big time talent from the area? Check out Spence's highlights from his junior year and I'm sure you'll change your mind.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: February 18, 2011 4:40 pm
Edited on: February 18, 2011 4:51 pm
Everybody's Prep All-Americans
By MaxPreps' Kevin Askeland
What do La'el Collins, Jadeveon Clowney, Anthony Johnson and Curtis Grant have in common?
Besides all being supremely talented athletes, they were the only four high school football players to be named to each of the seven All-American football teams that have been published since the end of the 2010 season.
MaxPreps, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Tom Lemming and Scout all selected All-American teams and the fearsome foursome listed above were the only unanimous selections out of 108 total All-American players selected across the seven teams.
Here's a look at the consensus All-American selections followed by the teams that they made.
Everybody's All-Americans
WR - Kasen Williams, Skyline (Sammamish, Wash.) - MaxPreps, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
WR - George Farmer, Serra (Gardena, Calif.) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, ESPN Rise, Scout
TE - Ben Koyack, Oil City (Pa.) - MaxPreps, Parade, Scout
OL - La'el Collins, Redemptorist (Baton Rouge, La.) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
OL - Brandon Shell, Goose Creek (S.C.) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
OL - Cyrus Kouandjio, DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) - Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
OL - Brey Cook, Har-Ber (Springdale, Ark.) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, Parade, Scout
OL - Christian Westerman, Hamilton (Chandler, Ariz.) - Tom Lemming, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Scout
QB - Kiehl Frazier, Shiloh Christian (Springdale, Ark.) - Tom Lemming, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
RB - Malcolm Brown, Steele (Cibolo, Texas) - Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
RB - Demetrius Hart, Dr. Phillips (Orlando, Fla.) - MaxPreps, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade
K - Kyle Brindza, Plymouth (Canton, Mich.) - MaxPreps, Rivals, ESPN Rise, Parade
DL - Jadeveon Clowney, South Pointe (Rock Hill, S.C.) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
DL - Anthony Johnson, O. Perry Walker (New Orleans) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
DL - Viliami Moala, Grant (Sacramento, Calif.) - MaxPreps, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
DL - Tim Jernigan, Columbia (Lake City, Fla.) - Tom Lemming, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
LB - Curtis Grant, Hermitage (Richmond, Va.) - MaxPreps, Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
LB - Stephone Anthony, Anson (Wadesboro, N.C.) - Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, ESPN Rise, Parade, Scout
LB - Tony Steward, Menendez (St. Augustine, Fla.) - Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today
DB - Demetrious Nicholson, Bayside (Virginia Beach, Va.) - MaxPreps, Rivals, Parade, Scout
DB - Ha'sean Clinton-dix, Dr. Phillips (Orlando, Fla.) - Tom Lemming, Rivals, USA Today, Scout
DB - Brandon Swindall, Millwood (Oklahoma City) - MaxPreps, ESPN Rise, Parade
DB - Doran Grant, St. Vincent-St. Mary (Akron, Ohio) - Tom Lemming, ESPN Rise, Scout
P - Tommy Hibbard, Butler (Matthews, N.C.) - MaxPreps, ESPN Rise
Category: NCAAF
Tags: All-American, Anthony Johnson, Ben Koyack, Brandon Shell, Brandon Swindall, Brey Cook, Christian Westerman, Curtis Grant, Cyrus Kounadjio, Dee Hart, Demetrious Nicholson, Doran Grant, ESPN, George Farmer, Ha'sean Clinton-Dix, Jadeveon Clowney, Kasen Williams, Kiehl Frazier, Kyle Brindza, La'el Collins, Malcolm Brown, MaxPreps, Parade All-American, Rivals, Scout, Stephone Anthony, Tim Jernigan, Tom Lemming, Tommy Hibbard, Tony Steward, USA Today, Villami Moala
Posted on: February 1, 2011 8:08 pm
Edited on: February 1, 2011 8:22 pm
ACC Signing Day at a glance
Posted by Chip Patterson
Before we get geared up with the madness known as National Signing Day, here is a rundown of some of the last minute names and stories in the ACC.
Players to Watch
Stephone Anthony (pictured), LB, Anson (Wadesboro, NC): The talented outside linebacker has narrowed his choices to Clemson and Virginia Tech, and plans to make his intentions known at 11:30 ET on national television. MaxPreps has Anthony as the top rated player at his position and number 4 overall. Anthony is credited as being an "every down type player" who can make an immediate impact if necessary. Getting Anthony would be great news for Clemson, who said goodbye to Brandon Maye earlier this week.
Tony Steward, MLB/RB, Menendez (St. Augstine, FL): Considered the next best linebacker behind Anthony, Steward also finds himself flirting with Clemson, but also could end up with Florida State after an in-home with Jimbo Fisher on Friday. Steward will announce before Anthony, also on national television. If Steward ends up with the Seminoles, there will be much more pressure for Anthony to end up with Clemson (where some of the Twitter rumors on Tuesday have him committing).
Darius Jennings, QB/DB, Gilman (Baltimore, MD): MaxPreps has Jennings ranked as the #5 athlete in the class of 2011, but the Baltimore native has some unique schools left on his final list before National Signing Day. In addition to Ohio State, Jennings is still considering offers from Virginia and recently added Wake Forest. His 4.4 speed makes him a threat that could be plugged in at any position, but many believe he may find his spot at defensive back. Regardless of position, a player of this caliber would be a huge sign for the Cavaliers or the Demon Deacons.
Teams to Watch
Florida State: With six players in the MaxPreps Top 100 and No. 2 ranking from Tom Lemming, Florida State will be the biggest topic of discussion on National Signing Day in the ACC. All of this and the Seminoles still have the possibility of adding Tony Steward and Tim Jernigan. Jimbo Fisher has worked the recruiting trail as hard as anyone in the conference. His message to the Seminole fanbase is to re-establish Florida State's position atop the ACC.
Clemson: Despite a less than stellar season under Dabo Swinney, and some major changes on the coaching staff, the Tigers find themselves right in contention with the best schools in the country coming into National Signing Day. They already have a nationally ranked class, and are battling down to the wire for Tony Steward, Stephone Anthony, and defensive tackle Phillip Dukes, among others.
North Carolina: Despite spending most of the season in the headlines for all the wrong reasons, head coach Butch Davis has been able to keep North Carolina on the list of many top recruits. According to local reports, Davis has been making no promises to recruits regarding possible NCAA sanctions. Davis has been stacking four-star recruits, and still could make a splash on National Signing Day with Curtis Grant.
The Below-the-Radar Storyline You'll Need to Follow
Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher needed only one season as head of the program to get them right back to the top of the national scene. After a strong finish that included their first appearance in the ACC Championship Game since 2005, Florida State could end up landing one of the best recruiting classes in nation. If Timmy Jernigan and Tony Steward do end up hopping on board, it could be one of the best classes in a long time in Tallahassee.
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I have the Pentax 645n and it is delightful. The 645nii adds mirror lockup, unnecessary according to The Luminous Landscape, and I think imprints the lens used in addition to fstop and shutter. The lens imprinting would be nice.
The 645n also imprints focal length, but only if you are using an FA series autofocus lens. With the A series manual focus lenses you don't get any focal length info.
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Oddly the 645 yields 15 exposures on 120, the 645n 16.
Actually, not odd at all. Virtually all 645 cameras yielded 15 frames until recently. ETR, Mamiya 645, etc...
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The other thing that makes theory of art redundant for the artists is that frankly, most theories boil down to more or less the same things. Every one wants to create their own artistic language; everyone tries to create something predicated upon the idea of the beautiful, whether positively or negatively; everyone needs also some organizing concept or methodology to hold their ideas together that depends on some kind of logic.
For me, differences in art boils down to the type of humans they speak to. You can't have Virgil nowadays, the same way you won't have Picasso during the Stone Age. And I don't mean it in the individual sense: good art is what I like; bad art is what you like. I mean it in the collective sense: the complex of social practices, the experience of life (you can't have Guernica outside of the Guernica massacre; no James Joyce without the modern capitalistic age). And I don't mean either to say that lyric expression is bad: lyric expression speaks to the individual who lives in a real world. But in the end a work of art always link back to a more general experience of life.
I agree heartily with John, because even though I managed to find some great 20thC "serious" music (and that include John Cage, Arvo Pärt and Sonic Youth), I despise profundly the systematizers because any system of art is arbitrary, and thus creating a new one means nothing in itself.