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A wise young man once said, "Life moves pretty fast; if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." If you know what iconic 1980's movie coined that phrase, you'll be ecstatic about this year's lineup for the On The Green Film Festival at the Athena May 19-21. Read More
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Williams dropped a linemen in coverage on four of Dallas' nine plays on the 90-yard game-winning drive. Brian Robison and Kevin Williams publicly questioned why Williams stopped rushing four after the line generated consistent pressure on quarterback Tony Romo all game.
"I don't take that in a negative way at all," Williams said. "Our guys are competitive. They put a lot of work in. And good players want to know why because you want them to be able to function on the field sometimes without a coach having to spoon feed them. Good players ask why: 'Hey coach, why did you make this decision? What were you thinking?' I have no problem whatsoever about a guy asking me why. We explain it, we talk about it and we move on."
Williams said he decided to drop a linemen into coverage because the Cowboys were using screen passes to get the ball out of Romo's hands fast.
"We've been plagued by screens all year long," he said. "Our rush was heating them up for sure so the balls were coming out extremely quick. We heated them up in the first half, but they were max-protecting and they were throwing screens. That series, I think they ran three of them."
Williams said he heard those same complaints from defensive linemen when he coached in Indianapolis.
"Since I've been in the league for 10-plus years, that's always been a concern about guys that rush the passer well that, 'Hey coach, we don't want to drop,'" he said. " If you talk to Dwight Freeney, he'll say, 'Hey, I want a four-man rush because I don't want anybody chipping me.' Robert Mathis, he'll tell you that right now. My experience with good rushers are that they want a four-man rush. They don't want you to bring five, they don't want you bring three. They want a four-man rush. I have no problem with our guys with that."
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Looking for a quick 3 day trip to the Bahamas or somewhere in the Caribbean. We would be leaving July 13 and retunring on July 16. Will be flying out of Raleigh, NC or Roanoke, VA. I know we can get to Freeport on a non-stop flight from Raleigh which is appealing.
I'd like to stay at a decent hotel, maybe all inclusive. However, I'd really like to try some local cusine, but am unsure about the best way to do that. Just book a hotel, and then figure out good places to eat after you get there? How do you travel from the hotel to restaurants? Any tips or suggestions?Best way to get the best deal? Wait until the last minute? Looking to spend around 12-1300 if all -inclusive.
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Looking for a quick 3 day trip to the Bahamas or somewhere in the Caribbean. We would be leaving July 13 and retunring on July 16. Will be flying out of Raleigh, NC or Roanoke, VA. I know we can get to Freeport on a non-stop flight from Raleigh which is appealing.
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If you are planning to "dine around" then do as most people do, book your hotel and then either rent a car or use taxis to travel around to the restaurants and win exploring the island. (Note: taxi fares can mount up so you may find it more economical to rent a car).
Also, depending on which resort you choose there may be a few local restaurants within walking distance BUT no matter where you stay you'll need transportation if you want the maximum number of restaurant choices as there are restaurants all over the island.
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Was hoping to find someplace that had restaurants within walking distance, but will check into a rental.
After doing some thinking, the all-inclusive sounds good, from the perspective of free drinks. I'm not going to party the whole time, but don't want to worry about paying $10 for a beer or a drink.
However, I've heard the food at all-inclusives isn't great. I guess we could always do an all-inclusive and eat some off premises.
Are there places within walking distance of restaurants in Lucaya, Cable Bay, or Freeport?
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NEWARK, N.J. — A man in critical condition after being shot on his birthday by New Jersey police following a meandering, multi-town chase and multiple crashes in a stolen car will face serious charges if he survives.
The man, identified as 38-year-old Corey Bland, was in critical but stable condition Tuesday at University Hospital in Newark.
The state Attorney General's Office says Bland led state troopers and local officers in Newark and Summit on a chase in a car that had been reportedly carjacked at gunpoint.
Authorities say officers fired at him twice. The first time was after he crashed into two police vehicles and then drove toward officers. The second was after he crashed into scaffolding on a building.
Attorney General's spokesman Paul Loriquet says it was unclear how many times the man was hit and how many officers fired.
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The current government will resign next week, as the political crisis is a fact and the country needs early elections, Economy Minister Dragomir Stoynev said, Saturday.
The state of the economy is not catastrophic, as it has been described by the opposition, Stoynev claimed in an interview for Bulgarian Darik news radio.
"It is important to hold a dialogue with employers and businesses, thus our first meetings with the Prime Minister have been with employers' organizations, in order to hear their requests and ideas. We have paid off Bulgarian businessеs, as well. For the first quarter of this year we have created 40,000 jobs," explained Minister Stoynev.
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Maori politics appears to be taking a backward step - a move punctuated by the departure of Shane Jones from Parliament last Wednesday.
OPINION: He was one of the few remaining Maori politicians who had a level of recognition and respect across many Maori communities, who could represent issues of importance to Maori while still maintaining his party political integrity. He is a Maori leader first and foremost who found his way, or in Shane's case more likely planned his way, in to a senior role in Parliament.
There have been times when the Maori politicians and Maori leadership have been synonymous with each other.
The late 19th and early 20th century saw the likes of Peter Buck, or Te Rangi Hiroa, Apirana Ngata, Maui Pomare and James Carroll in Parliament. These were guys who were also on the ground in Maori communities leading change.
They were the vanguard of Maori academics having graduated from university and committed to putting their talents to use for the benefit of all Maori.
Collectively they were responsible for reforming health standards in Maori villages, improved access to medical services for Maori, the retention of traditional Maori knowledge, a renaissance of Maori arts and a pragmatic partnership approach to national politics. Without this brief period of leadership Maori development could have been decades behind where it is now.
An earlier generation saw only those classified as holding chiefly status entering the House of Representatives. This cohort fronted up on the cusp of old and new world realities. Generally born in to a conflict-ridden pre- European Maori world as young men they were engaged with the age-old Western ideology of democracy, government and institutional bureaucracy.
They were champions of Maori rights, particularly as they pertained to land and the wellbeing of their people. This was a time when there was no payment for being in Parliament and all associated travel costs and expenses were expected to be carried by the representatives themselves. Without the dedicated support of their people or access to personal wealth, which was less likely at that time, acting as a member of Parliament was unachievable.
Names such as Ngatata, Taiaroa, Tomoana and Parata were all associated with the Maori seats in the second half of the 19th century but they were also present on a national platform as Maori leaders in their own right.
By the mid-20th century things started to change dramatically as party politics and partnerships between Maori, the Ratana Church and Labour dominated for nearly 50 years.
This was driven by Maori, who were increasingly aligning themselves with their fellow Pakeha workmates, being offered the opportunity to vote for a Maori representative who also championed their working class rights. The obsession with Maori land rights was no longer dominant amongst the rank-and- file, recently urbanised, Maori.
Instead they were concerned about their incomes, the quality of their housing, owning a decent car and the health and education of their children. Things that seemed unattainable unless the machinery of Parliament was forced to consider their needs.
Now Maori are present in all corners of the House whether they are in a Maori seat or not. Being a Maori leader is no longer a prerequisite to be a member of Parliament.
Maori MPs are likely to attach themselves to a party and simply contribute just another vote as opposed to being a dedicated voice on Maori issues. That is not meant to be a criticism of individuals like Paula Bennett, Simon Bridges or Winston Peters. They are career politicians first as opposed to champions or leaders of Maori issues.
Anyone who knows the background of those like Hekia Parata, Shane Jones and the soon-to-arrive Kelvin Davis will know that they have often put Maori issues before matters of national importance. And this is what we are at threat of losing.
Love him or hate him, Shane Jones brought a character of leadership to the House that they can ill afford to lose. And if the closest he can get to the top is number five on the opposition bench then Maori leadership is better off outside of the House engaging via powerful lobby groups such as the Iwi Leaders Forum.
With the pending departure of Pita Sharples and Tariana Turia the established leadership diminishes even further. The names floating about as potential candidates for this year's election are generally unknown outside of their own limited circles.
A Maori Party lineup of barely recognisable names up against a bemuddled and confused Mana Internet Party doesn't instil a lot of confidence in Maori voters that their vote is going to be an investment in outstanding Maori leadership.
If you are on the Maori electoral roll don't expect to be spoilt for choice at this year's election. It is the best argument yet for abolishing the seats altogether.
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The wintry weather of the past week made practice a difficult thing to come by for the visitors, who at times looked out of sorts when trying to keep the pace with a quick Bulldog squad.
For the bulk of the first half, the Cougars played tight with the hosts. Though Monrovia scored first, North Putnam did not let the Bulldogs stray anymore than seven points away during the opening two quarters.
Foul trouble began to mount up in the middle, where both Jacob Lucas and Jacob Muse picked up two fouls apiece. The lack of interior presence allowed Monrovia to get multiple second shot opportunities, ones which they more often than not capitalized on to build up a small lead.
As the second quarter dragged on, the Cougars were able to reel Monrovia back in and went into halftime down two at 23-21.
The hosts were not so hospitable in the third quarter. Scoring the opening seven points, Monrovia settled into a rhythm on offense while limiting North Putnam to just seven total shots in the period.
The result was a 20 point lead that put the Bulldogs comfortably ahead. Even with a quick five-point swing to start the fourth quarter, the Cougars could not dig into the Monrovia lead as both teams cancelled one another out.
By the conclusion of the game, frustrations had boiled over along the Cougar bench area. A technical foul was issued after the officials had called a flagrant foul on a Bulldog breakaway, an unfortunate end to the Cougars' seventh loss of the season.
Afterwards, a frustrated Cougar head coach Nathan Martindale didn't mince many words about the performance of his squad.
"You know, we could say that we played three good quarters but I don't think we played one good quarter to be honest. Defensively, we were soft. Guys weren't fighting on the interior," Martindale said.
"They (Monrovia) were getting offensive rebounds left and right, guys weren't jumping into help. It was a bad defensive effort, I can't sugarcoat it any other way. We've got to get better defensively," Martindale added.
"On the offensive end, we've got to knock down shots, but we've got to get guys who are screening to get open shots. I though there were a lot of guys standing around right now in the offense, not moving and when you're not moving around on the offensive end, it's going to make things tougher on shooters," Martindale continued.
It's those screens Martindale feels his team can begin making good things happen.
"We've got to do a better job with guys coming off screens being ready to shoot and really working on us. This is probably the worst game we've played this year to be honest. It's one of those things where you've just got to get better," he said.
The Cougars get little down time before traveling to Fountain Central Saturday night. In order to get ready for that game, Martindale said it was down to the will of the players themselves.
"There's nothing I can get fixed within the next 24 hours. It's got to come from these players. They've got to want it on the defensive end and they've got to play hard for 32 minutes. If they don't play hard for 32 minutes, then we'll find someone that will."
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North Putnam 9 12 10 20 -- 51
Monrovia 14 9 28 20 -- 71
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Shooting -- North Putnam 18-40; Monrovia 27-59
Free Throws -- North Putnam 9-13; Monrovia 13-21
Three Pointers -- North Putnam 6 (Everts 2, Hedrick 2, Porter, Wiltermood); Monrovia 4 (McCleerey 3, Gray)
North Putnam -- Hedrick 18; Wiltermood 7; Everts 6; Porter 6; Muse 6; Lucas 4; Franklin 2; Nauert 2
Monrovia -- Benefiel 20; Michel 15; Sichting 14; McCleerey 12; Bolton 4; Gray 3; Fite 2; Sampson 1
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The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the TSLA building, 403 Seventh Avenue North, just west of the State Capitol in downtown Nashville. Sherrill will conduct a workshop on family research from 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m. in TSLA's auditorium.
"I encourage families to participate in this great holiday weekend event," Secretary of State Tre Hargett said. "Thanksgiving is a time when we celebrate our nation's history. This event allows people to focus on their personal histories as well. Participants who spend a day at this workshop may end up developing a hobby that lasts for a lifetime. As our staff at TSLA will tell you, genealogical research can be very addictive. And it's a lot healthier than an extra serving of dressing."
Sherrill and his staff will outline how family records, oral history, courthouse filings, library sources, web sites and other materials can be used to trace a person's roots and organize the information that's collected through research. Attendees are encouraged to bring any notes and information they have already collected about their families.
Sherrill has 30 years of experience as a librarian, archivist and genealogist. He is the author of more than 20 books on various topics of historical interest. He was appointed to his post in 2010.
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