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1941 Dodge Truck - Two To TangoWritten by Chuck Vranas on April 5, 2012 Tonyea Mead's Subtle '41 Dodge Hauler
It's pretty amazing when you step back and think about just how vast our automotive hobby has become. From classic trucks to hot rods, customs to muscle cars, resto's, and even euro models, there are endless arrays of models, and parts suppliers to support each and every facet. While some owners tend to be diehard purists to a particular genre, others have no problem broadening their perspectives by crossing lines to enjoy other styles as well. Phil Mead of Lewes, Delaware, has had sports cars running deep in his veins ever since he can remember.
Having wrenched and restored numerous marques over the years including vintage MG's, Healey's, and Porsche's, there's no doubt which styles sparked his magneto. Upon completion of a Factory Five Racing Mk1 roadster a number of years ago, he and his wife Tonyea attended countless car shows and cruise nights thoroughly enjoying the car. While attending the events, Tonyea always had her camera in hand and gradually began to assemble a portfolio of classic trucks which fascinated her because of their vintage styling and raw practicality. While Phil had never taken on the build of a classic truck before, he saw the allure they held for Tonyea, and it was obvious the next build would be for her. While pondering the endless photos she had accumulated, Tonyea found that while she really enjoyed the '40s-era offerings from Ford and Chevy, it was the less-often seen models which really captured her attention. The pair then began a search for a suitable donor via the Internet and through local listings for a model that would be the perfect base to start with. A listing for a '41 Dodge in nearby Maryland showed promise as it was a low-buck offering combined with a bevy of neat features and classic lines. Upon arrival, the non-runner showed that it had indeed seen better days but something about the truck called out to Tonyea so a deal was made and her gem was hauled home to start its resurrection.
With the truck now sitting in their home shop, Phil had his sights on chopping the cab and building it Pro-Street-style when Tonyea stepped in and took over the design reigns as her vision was the absolute opposite. In her eyes, she saw the truck more organic and natural with its lines cleaned up a bit combined with neat stance and full drivability. The formula was simple … no chop, no channel, no tubs, and certainly no 'bags! With the haulers future now dialed in, Phil wasted no time in tearing the truck down to its bare bones to evaluate its overall condition. Typical of an old, abused work vehicle there were numerous areas that would require loads of attention. While the cab was relatively solid, the bed and running boards were rusted beyond repair, the front fenders had gaping rust holes, and the rear fenders had dents all over the size of golf balls. With his game plan sorted out, Phil got busy by first reworking the original spine to create a rock-solid base for the project to rise from. After blasting it clean, it was boxed and C'd out back to prepare it for a through reworking. To get its nose-in-the dirt and make it handle like it was attached to rails a Fatman Fabrications IFS was incorporated along with a '90 Ford Mustang power rack-and-pinion combined with additional crossmembers to help stiffen up the chassis. Out back, Phil rebuilt a Ford 8.8-inch rear, packed it with 4.10:1 cogs and suspended it in place with a combination of Posies Super Slide springs and Pete & Jakes tube shocks.
To bring plenty of braking power to the mix, a Corvette master pushes fluid through steel lines to Mustang discs anchored at each corner. In keeping with the traditional theme of the truck, Tonyea contacted the Wheel Smith for a set of 16x7 front and 16x8 rear steelies and wrapped them in Diamond Back wide whites accented by signature Dodge caps for a timeless look. With the chassis complete, Phil focused on dialing in the right power combination to give the truck plenty of streetable horsepower. A '95 Chevy, four-bolt main, 350ci mill was located on eBay, having been recently rebuilt by a small trade school in New York. Phil picked up the engine for the right price and then went through it, adding a few additional tweaks. Inside a forged crank spins PM rods and TRW slugs while a COMP Cams stick sets the thump. A '90 Corvette TPI manages the fuel and block hugger headers dump spent gasses through an owner-fabbed custom 2½-inch steel exhaust. Additional goodies like Cool Flex hoses, Alan Grove brackets, a K&N air cleaner, and homespun powder coating add the final icing to the engine. Coupled to a Chevy 700R4 trans linked to a Denny's driveshaft the truck puts down just over 400hp to the street.
When it came time to address the body, Phil never having taken on such an involved body restoration project, looked to good friend Chris Layton of Chris' Restoration in his hometown since they had worked together on many of his past builds. Phil was determined to continue onward with the project by doing everything himself and with Chris' guidance it was all smooth sailing. Chris explained to Phil that patience and attention to detail was the key to good metal and bodywork, promising that there was no special voodoo spell that could make the job easy. After evaluating the metal work, Phil got started by repairing the rust and dents to the cab and fenders, incorporating a '40 Chevy bed to fit, frenching the headlights, and shortening a set of long-bed running boards to fit. Somewhere along the trucks life, its front fenders had been replaced with '39 units which utilized pedestal-mounted headlights, a feature which Tonyea always admired so their added style gave the truck additional allure. To add a bit of custom flair a stock '36 Buick front bumper was added as was a narrowed and shortened '49 Plymouth rear bumper. With all the body work completed and blocked to perfection, it was time for Phil to lay down a soft and subtle glaze of Diamont beige and green vibe bringing the truck to life.
With the truck now in the reassembly stages and ready for its interior to be addressed, Phil forged on by first assembling the right combination of parts including a Burney custom bench seat and fabricating custom interior panels fashioned from a combination of ABS and fiberglass. With a debut show fast approaching, the interior design and layout was handed over to Kevin Statten of Milford, Delaware, to stitch up a memorable business office for Tonyea using butter soft Ultra Leather in a combination of deep green and buff accented by beige square weave carpeting. While at the upholstery shop, Phil got busy completing the bed with custom cut ash wood sourced from a local cabinet making shop. With the trucks new threads in place, Phil continued on installing a bevy of components including power windows, vents, and windshield, cool air by Danhard, and tunes by Custom Auto Sound. A custom dash insert designed by Phil and milled by Jack Dickerson at Progressive Machining in Milford, Delaware houses Classic Instruments dials while shifting is by Lokar and navigation is handled by an ididit column crowned by a Lecarra Mk10 steering wheel. All we can say is that Phil's dedicated efforts and Tonyea's design elements have created one of the most inspiring Dodge haulers we have come across in recent memory. Tonyea has been driving the wheels off the truck since completed and to us that's downright bitchin'! We can hardly wait to see what rolls out of Phil's shop next.
Phil & Tonya Mead
Lewes, DE
1941 Dodge
Frame: Modified stock
Modifications: Boxed, C'd, custom crossmembers
Rearend / Ratio: Ford 8.8 / 4.10:1
Rear suspension: Posie's Super Slide springs, Pete & Jakes shocks
Rear brakes: Disc
Front suspension: Fat Man Fabrication IFS
Front brakes: Disc
Steering box: rack & pinion
Front wheels: 16x7 Wheel Smith
Rear wheels: 16x8 Wheel Smith
Front tires: Diamond Back wide whites
Rear tires: Diamond Back wide whites
Gas tank: Custom
Engine: '95 Chevrolet 350
Heads: Iron
Valve covers: Chevrolet
Manifold / Induction: '90 Corvette / TPI
Ignition: HEI
Headers: Block hugger
Exhaust / Mufflers: Custom / turbo
Transmission: 700R4
Shifter: Lokar
Style: Pickup
Fenders front / rear: Stock / stock
Hood: '39 Dodge
Grille: '39 Dodge
Bed: '40 Chevy
Bodywork and paint by: Chris Layton, Phil Mead
Paint type / Color: Diamont / beige / green
Headlights / Taillights: '39 Dodge
Bumpers: Modified '36 Buick in front, modified '49 Plymouth rear
Dashboard: Modified stock
Gauges: Classic Instruments
Air conditioning: Danhard
Stereo: Custom Autosound
Steering wheel: Lecara
Steering column: ididit
Seats: Custom bench by Burney
Upholstery by: Kevin Statten
Material / Color: Ultra Leather / green, buff
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(KSDK Sports) -- Did you hear the one about the fight between two professional athletes that ended with one biting the other. Yes, the infamous end to the Tyson - Holyfield fight of 1997, has a cousin, maybe.
Today, St. Louis Post Dispatch writer Jeremy Rutherford tweeted that Blues forward Chris Stewart had accused the Columbus Blue Jackets' Derek Dorsett of biting his hand during a fight Thursday in Columbus. And that Dorsett denied it.
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Stewart said Dorsett bit him on the back of the hand during the scrap. "Yeah, he bit me," said Stewart. "Want to see the teeth marks?"Stewart pleaded his man-bites-man case to officials afterward, but to no avail. He then continued to yell at Dorsett as they went to the penalty box.
Columbus Dispatch reporter Aaron Portzline said he talked to Dorsett, who said if there was any teeth-on-hand contact, it certainly was unintentional.
"It was a fight," Dorsett said. "We were down on the ground. At one point, his fingers were down in my mouth. If ... if ... and this is a big if ... if I bit down, I didn't intentionally bite down."
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University's student-athletes continue to shine in the classroom
2013: Played in six games ... Did not record any stats.
2012: Recorded a solo sack for a loss of seven yards and assisted on a tackle against Idaho (10/20).
2011: Member of the scout squad.
2010: Redshirted the 2010 season.
High School: Lettered three years for Blake Felt at Pilot Point High School ... As a defensive lineman, earned all-state, all-area and all-district honors both his junior and senior year ... As a tight end, garnered all-area and all-district honors his senior year ... Recorded 53 tackles, 18 tackles for a loss, nine sacks, 21 quarterback hurries, four fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles his senior year ... Led his team to a district and state championship at the Texas 2A level his senior year ... His team was a state semifinalist and district champion his junior season ... Was also involved with student council and Beta Club.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - July 4, 2012 -
Former Florida House Republican Leader Jim Tillman has died at the age of 77.
Tillman's ex-wife, Jane Tillman, says the former state representative and lobbyist died Wednesday at his home in Tallahassee after a long illness.
Tillman served in the House from 1967 through 1974. He helped pass the Baker Act that's designed to protect the rights of people with mental illness and legislation that sent alcoholics to detox facilities instead of prison.
Tillman also served as a Leon County Sheriff's deputy and as a counselor in Sarasota County's Juvenile Court. He was born June 23, 1935, in Adel, Ga., but grew up in Florida. He served in the Air Force before graduating from Florida State University in 1961.
He is survived by his third wife and six children.
Jim K. Tillman, 77, veteran Tallahassee lobbyist, businessman, and former Florida House Republican Leader and State Representative, died July 4, 2012, at his home in Tallahassee after an extended illness.
As a member of the Florida House of Representatives (1967-1974), Tillman was instrumental in the passage of a major reform of the state's mental health practices, the "Baker Act," guaranteeing civil rights and due process to psychiatric patients. As House Republican Leader, he likewise worked for passage of the "Myers Act," sponsored by Democrat State Senator Kenneth Myers of Miami, landmark legislation regarding the treatment of alcoholics, which provided for detox centers in lieu of prison terms for people arrested primarily for being chronic alcoholics. Referring to Tillman's stint as a Leon County Deputy Sheriff from 1959 to 1961, Martin Dyckman, in his book, "Reubin O'D. Askew and the Golden Age of Florida Politics," quoted Tillman saying: "Week in, week out, I took the same people to jail, alcoholics who were not really bothering anybody, not really committing any crime."
Tillman also made the front page of The Wall Street Journal on June 15, 1971, when as a Republican House Leader, he helped reduce to a misdemeanor the felony penalty for possessing five grams or less of marijuana. Dyckman wrote that Tillman had opposed a similar bill in 1970, but changed his mind after a legislative subcommittee's visit to the women's prison in Lowell, Florida, where he spoke with three young women whom legislators thought should have been in college rather than serving felony sentences for growing, in one case, five marijuana plants.
As a public official serving in the House during the Seventies, a time when Florida's Legislature was recognized as one of the most effective and progressive in the nation, Jim epitomized the legislator who set the tone for independent thinking, argued and debated passionately but with dignity, and was able to put aside partisan politics after hours.
Tillman is survived by his wife, Barbara McDonald Tillman, Tallahassee; three sons, John Daniel Tillman (Jodi) of Monticello; Justin King Tillman (Holly), and James Sanders Sauls (Shannon), Tallahassee; three daughters, Teresa Tillman Dorough (David) of Tarpon Springs; Jimi Lynn Tillman Megargee and Cynthia Sauls Kynoch (Robert), Tallahassee; two brothers, Thomas Britton Tillman (Virginia), Crawfordville; and Andrew Lee Tillman, Jr. (Gloria) of Bainbridge, Georgia; 13 grandchildren, Melissa Tillman Buckhaulter (Charlie), Thomasville, Georgia; Jessica Lynn Tillman, Knoxville, Tennessee; Jimmy Kyle Tillman, Tallahassee; Charles Richard Geiger III, Daytona Beach; Leslie Anne Connell and Christopher Lee Connell, Tallahassee; Mary Megan Megargee, Tallahassee; John Aaron Reed, Warren Logan Reed, and Laramie Reed Tillman, Tallahassee; Audry Ann Sauls and James Henry Sauls, Tallahassee; Genevieve Analiese Kynoch and William Sanders Kynoch, Tallahassee; four great-grandchildren, Greg, Orion, and Madison Buckhaulter, Thomasville, Georgia; and Kyleigh Lynn Lawson, Knoxville, Tennessee; a special caregiver, Angela Kenon, Tallahassee; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Tillman was predeceased by his father and mother, Andrew Lee Tillman, Sr. and Virginia Maples Tillman, Tallahassee; his former wife, Mary Chandler Wells Tillman, Sarasota; and a beloved son, James McGregor "Mac" Tillman, Tallahassee.
Born in Adel, Georgia, on June 23, 1935, to Andrew Lee Tillman, Sr. and Virginia Maples Tillman, he moved with his family to Ocala and later to South Florida, returning to Ocala in 1945. As a student at Ocala High School, Jim lettered in football, playing both offensive and defensive tackle, graduating in 1953. After graduation, he enlisted in the United States Air Force, where he served from 1953 to 1957. In 1957, he enrolled as a freshman at Florida State University.
While a student at Florida State University, Jim worked as a Deputy Sheriff under Leon County Sheriff Bill Joyce from 1958 to 1961. This fueled a lifetime interest in criminal justice issues, culminating in his earning a Degree in Criminal Justice in 1961. While at FSU, Tillman married Mary Chandler Wells of Clearwater, Florida.
In 1961, Jim moved to Sarasota, Florida, where he accepted a position as a Counselor for Sarasota County's Juvenile Court, later becoming Chief Counselor. He and Mary purchased "Live Oak Ranch," where they farmed and raised horses and cattle. Jim was a pilot licensed to fly single-engine fixed-wing aircraft and especially enjoyed flying his Cherokee Six aircraft to Republican fundraisers raising money for Republican candidates for the statehouse.
While a resident of Sarasota County, Jim served on several boards and was an active member of the Old Myakka Methodist Church. In 1967, Jim announced his candidacy for the Florida House of Representatives from District 75, serving parts of Highlands, Hendry, Charlotte, and Sarasota Counties. He was elected to office in 1967 to serve a two-year term and was subsequently re-elected for three additional consecutive terms. While serving as a State Legislator, Tillman was elected by his fellow Republicans as Minority Whip (1970-72) and was subsequently elected Minority (Republican) Leader by the House Republican Caucus for 1973-1974. In 1972, Jim served as a delegate to the Republican National Convention and in 1974 was named to "Who's Who in American Politics."
In 1975, Jim left Sarasota and moved to Tallahassee with his children to begin his lobbying career and to continue managing the Rodeway Inn. That year he opened his first lobbying firm, Capital Consultants Corporation, with partners Herb Harmon and Bill Lee of Tallahassee, and his cousin, Bob McClure of LaGrange, Georgia. Tillman took over the company as sole lobbyist in 1978, representing such clients as the Florida Hotel and Motel Association, the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, the Florida Public Defenders Association, and World Jai Alai.
In 1975, Jim married Lenora Jane Christie, of Tallahassee and Dawson, Georgia. During the late 70s and all of the 80s, Jim became a major player as a lobbyist representing multiple clients in the pari-mutuel, utility, and tourism industries. An avid hunter and fisherman, Jim traveled to Colorado each year to fish for rainbow trout and to hunt elk and mule deer.
In October 1993, Jim married Barbara McDonald of Tallahassee. In 1994, they formed Florida Legislative Consultants, Inc. and worked as a team through the 2011 Florida Legislative Session. During these years, they represented before the Florida Legislature, either individually or as partners, clients as diverse as a major California television production company, hotels and motels, phone companies, electric utilities, water management districts, tourism attractions, and campgrounds. In 1996, Jim was invited to serve as Guest Lecturer at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, along with Former State Senator Ken Plante and former House Republican Leader James P. Lombard, lecturing to government and policy students on the "Rise of the Republican Party in Florida Politics." In 2005, Jim was named "Lobbyist of the Year" by the members of the Florida Association of Professional Lobbyists.
Culley's Meadowood Park, Timberlane Road, Tallahassee, is in charge of visitation and funeral arrangements, which are being finalized and will be announced later this week.


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The S.C. Department of Transportation has hired Santa Ana, Calif.-based Iteris Inc. to upgrade the state's 511 traveler information system.
The three-year contract, valued at $2.5 million, includes two one-year options for ongoing operation and maintenance.
The contract also calls for Iteris to authenticate and analyze multiple sources of traffic data for performance measuring and management.
The new system will be implemented in phases and will include improved voice recognition software, improved systems navigation, email alerts, mobile solutions and an improved 511 website, among other features.
"We are excited about working with Iteris on South Carolina's next generation 511 system," Dan Campbell, SCDOT Intelligent Transportation Systems coordinator, said in a news release.
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Capital of its local region ("comarca"), La Seu lies at the confluence of the Segre and the Valira, and is surrounded by attractive countryside. Following a period of major modernisation, the town is now considered the capital of the Pyrenees. Business, agriculture and livestock farming complement a sizeable industrial sector specialising in dairy products, which have been awarded a quality label.
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Wallace (Schreiber) ruled the courts at Butler for four seasons. She played No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles on Butler's tennis teams for four years, and she helped the Bulldogs to a four-year record of 31-11, including a sixth place finish in the state in 1978. She also was a four-year starter in basketball, helping Butler to an unbeaten regular season, a state championship and a trip to the AIAW Regionals in 1978-79. She averaged 15.2 points as a junior and 9.5 points as a senior. Butler women's basketball coach Linda Mason said of Wallace after her senior season, "Lynn's the Johnny Bench of our basketball team. Everyone expects her to do a good job, so when she does it, no one notices."


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There have been a lot of exciting changes at Carrington recently. First, was our announcement that all Carrington campuses have earned accreditation from the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ACCJC/WASC).*
Secondly, following the accreditation change, Carrington obtained approval from ACCJC/WASC to update our name. Our institution, with campuses located in California, Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and Washington, now operates as Carrington College.
These are great milestones for Carrington, and we truly believe our students will benefit from the regional accreditation and the unification of our institution's name.
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text: Professor Paul Graham completed his MFA at the University of Michigan and his BA at St. Lawrence University. He writes fiction, literary nonfiction, and essays on literary craft. His collection of short stories, Crazy Season, was published in 2012 by Kitsune Books. His work has been published in many literary journals, has been included in Best Food Writing 2012 and 2013, and has received the 2005 Dana Literary Award for the Novel. In addition to contemporary literary fiction and nonfiction, his research interests include the literary essay, gender and sexuality, and food writing. He teaches introductory, advanced, and independent studies in fiction and literary nonfiction, studies in the essay, methods of critical analysis, first-year writing, and, occasionally, courses in American literature.


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I REALLY don't want to go back. Honestly it comes down to not wanting to be near my "peers." I have very little respect for any of them. When I smoke, I don't smoke with them, I smoke with the professors from UCLA and Brown. I make fun of students with them and it is seriously the only thing that keeps me sane. I also am just getting sick of one upping people in class. I mean,I WILL still do it, but IDK, I'm tired of being better than everyone.
Advice to PD Freshman:
-Read your texts, to an extent. You get what you put into it. Pick 2 classes you will devote your soul to and do your best in them. It is literally impossible to be on the up and up for all 5-7 classes.
-ALLOW yourself a B or two. Hell even I received a C, once. Just shoot for As and don't compromise of that goal, but don't beat yourself up IF you fall, you have 8+ semesters to make up for that nasty little B. So relax but don't get lazy.
-SHOW UP TO CLASS. Honestly 70% of your grade IS this. Why? Because if you are there you know what is going on, if you screw up your professor thinks you aren't a "slacker" and gives you more breaks and honestly grades you better by at least a letter grade. ALLOW MAYBE one or two skips and of course if you are really sick don't go but always email your professor professionally explaining your lie or your truth, it goes MILES.
-SPEAK UP!!! No one who is a wall flower will make friends, but more importantly networks. Knowing people, and by people I mean the RIGHT people (more below) is essential after college and it is never too early to start. That being said, one of the people you WANT to know you is the professor; this is for networking reasons and for your grade. The more it looks like you care the more the professor will care about you.
-Remember that old saying, "People will judge you by the company you keep?" Well, it's 100% true. That bing said, pick your friends wisely and be mindful who sees you with who. In the end what are you looking for in college, to have a good time or to get a jumpstart in life? My recommendation is to keep a small pocket, and I mean small, of "cool" people for the nights you want to let loose. Everyone else forget about. Don't waste your time with nobodies. Find people who are smart and look like they know what they are doing WHO AREN'T REALLY WEIRD. This is VERY hard but it IS possible. I know SOME people who aren't TOO stupid and MIGHT be good for networking but because they are just not right in the head (libertarian, a "bro", into some REALLY illegal shit) DO NOT associate yourself with them. Now remember, this doesn't mean you have to stop being nice to people, this means you don't want to waste your limited time and energy with them is all. In the end, you aren't in college to "make friends" you are there to learn and make contacts. IF someone offers something you want or need, show them want you have to offer and see if you can do business, i.e. become "friends."
-The sexy stuff. Wrap up or pack up, you don't want busted junk for a one night thing. Drink but don't do it on a school night or EVERY weekend. Experiment with drugs if you really want to but don't make it your life. Money (and your legal safety) can be much better spent saving up to study overseas for the summer. I know this from personal experience. SHOWER and SHAVE. Have a nice haircut and clean cloths and brush your teeth for Christ's sake. DO NOT worry too much about "name brand" clothes, just look nice.
-Sleeping. TRY and get 8 hours. IF you can't you will live just drink caffeine. I like those Starbucks Coffee Fraps. that are sold in to go glass bottles. Just TRY and stick it out until the weekend and crash. Weekends are recharge days, not party ones.
-Staying up. We all have to cram now and then but are drugs the answer? I personally have never taken adderall or the like for any reason let alone studying. Does that mean I think it is bad? No. Does that mean it is safe? No, because I don't know enough about it nor cared to. Listen, if you drink caffeine to stay awake, then you use drugs to do better so the moral question of adderall is silly. In all honesty I never took them because A. I don't want to be around loser drug/pseudo-drug dealers for anything and B. 8 to 10 a pill is bullshit. My trick to stay up and kick ass in school, Starbucks again. I buy 2-3 2 shot cans of cream and expresso and I am wired for at least 3 hours. Do this AS A LAST RESORT AT 11pm-2am because once your body is done, you crash, and crash hard. This is why again you should stay on top of your work.
-On that note, the best way to stay on top of things is getting yourself a small pocket sized calendar planner. As girly as that sounds it is worth it 100%. I literally increase my productivity, and sanity for that matter, by 25-50% with a planner. They are cheap and are easily found in Staples or the like. Just do it, and USE it, you'll thank me.
-Money. Do well, really well, get scholarships. Simple. Don't buy books if you think you can torrent them, borrow them from friends, or just won't need them. Some professors scare you into buying them but never use them or check if you use them. Gamble the first week and see how the professor sets up a class, many times you can see what they ask of you and you might not need to buy the books. IF you MUST buy the books ALWAYS get older editions for penny's on amazon. THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE EXCEPT FOR STUPID SHIT. I HAVE heard that international editions ARE cheaper too but I have yet too look into this lead so see for yourself. As of now this is the site I use to find cheap books. Best on the web in my opinion:
ISBNs are your friend.
Other than that Craigslist odd jobs are good and working for the school is easy office work that allows you to sit, study and get paid at the same time. Don't do kitchen work even IF it pays more, not worth it. Also, if you had skills like video editing, music, photoshop ect. ADVERTISE IT!!! People need all kinds of people in college and you could make some easy money on the side, plus this is good for networking too if you want to use your skill latter in life. Also, you know those independent websites for scholarships, don't waste your time with them, it's all a scam.
-Trust. Don't have it for anyone. Your shit will get stolen. Be smart.
-Cigarettes. Bad habit but you meet A LOT more people doing it. And one of those people may not suck and you can network.
Closing remarks. You don't get many more chances to not screw up your life PD than college. Don't mess this up. Study abroad a few times. It's fun, easy and makes you look better than everyone else. If you guys have anymore questions feel free, if not I hope this helped a little. Killed an hour for me though.
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Governor Robert Bentley has backed off his first major proposal before the 2013 legislative session starting February 5.
Bentley began talking in September about passing incentives for veteran state employees to retire. His goal was to reduce the state payroll.
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Professor Emeritus Suzanne Bravender, former Divison Dean Linda Malm, and State Senator Jack Scott, a former president of Pasadena City Collete, at the gallery reception commemorating 20 years of the Artist-in-Residence program, January 12, 2006.
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JAY BELLOLI, Director of Gallery Programs, Armory Center for the Arts
It is astonishing to realize that 2006 marks the twentieth anniversary of the Pasadena City College Artist-in-Residence program. This annual event was the dream of Suzanne Bravender, painter and now professor emeritus at PCC. After thinking about such a program for several years, in 1984 she conceptualized the idea in complete form, outlining a one-week residency to take place during the spring semester. She presented the proposal to then PCC president Dr. John Casey, art department chair David Schnabel, and to the head of the PCC Foundation, Dr. Henry Kirk. All readily approved the program and agreed that they would all work on funding the project. Both the college and the Foundation made substantial commitments. Bravender attracted a donation from the J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation, which continued to support the program through 2001. For almost 13 years, Bravender chaired a diverse committee, widely representative of the various disciplines in the art department, to select the artists to be invited.
Although the funding for the Artist-in-Residence program was in place by 1985, it took 18 months of dedicated work to bring the first resident artist to the campus. Many of the prominent artists who participated in the program required at least a year's advance notice for them to commit to a week of their busy schedules for a spring visit. Some required as much as three years' advance notice. In 1987 Nathan Oliveira, a celebrated painter and printmaker living in Northern California, became the first artist in residence at Pasadena City College.
Looking back at the 20 individuals who have participated in the Artist-in-Residence program, it is impressive to see the variety of artists who have been included, both in terms of the focus of their work and their personal background. These artists have explored a large number of the media taught in the Visual Arts and Media Studies Division at Pasadena City College. Not surprisingly, the residencies have focused on painting or drawing, starting with Oliveira, one of the finest painters associated with Northern California figural expressionism, a tendency which began in the 1950s. Wayne Thiebaud (in residence in 1996) is a Northern California painter of Oliveira's generation who also paints figural works. He is celebrated, however, for his popular culture paintings of baked goods, often depicted in glass cases. The watercolor paintings of Masami Teraoka (1998) also deal with issues of popular culture; frequently he explores the collision of the visual printmaking traditions of Japan (where he was born) with the capitalist or social images of the United States (where he lives), including McDonald's fast food or the AIDS crisis. Southern Californian Milo Reice (2002) brings old subject matter (like stories from the Bible or Western myths) into a contemporary context with his expressionistic paintings and drawings.
Like Reice, a number of the former artists-in-residence work in painting and drawing. Ireland's Patrick Graham (1991), for example, is internationally recognized for his poetic and seemingly tragic figurative drawings, yet he has also explored his themes in oil on canvas. American artist Christopher Brown is known for his figurative works on paper in such media as pastels, etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts; but the combination of order and disorder, which are evoked in his works in these media, is also seen in his large paintings. Self-taught Mexican artist José Luis Cuevas (1989) intentionally turned away from his country's powerful tradition of mural painting toward a more contemporary expression. His world-famous drawings, as well as his intaglio prints and sculptures, are figurative, but they evoke dream and memory rather than representational and political reality like the earlier muralists.
Many of the former resident artists explored a variety of media. Painter Nathan Oliveira, for example, has been respected for years for figurative lithographs. California artist Jack Zajac (1988) started as a painter, but is most recognized for his expressive bronze and marble sculpture that focuses on the forms of goats or waterfalls. Southern Californian Michael C. McMillen (2004) paints, but he is especially known for his assemblage sculptures and large-scale art installations; these bring together seemingly old wood and old objects he has purchased or found in the alleyways of his neighborhood into works of magical architecture or interior rooms.
There have been a number of artists in residence, however, who have hardly exhibited painting or drawing at all. American artist Peter Milton (1999) creates black-and-white etchings and engravings. His themes seem to interweave the erotic, the mysterious, and the historical, in which famous figures in the history of art or individuals in his family occasionally appear. Andrés Nagel (1992), an artist from the Basque region of Spain, creates expressionistic sculptures that reveal his Basque background; they also present imagery, often with wit, to explore the themes of harsh repression under Franco's rule in Spain. East Coast artist Mary Frank (1995) also focuses on sculpture; the seeming brokenness of her large-scale figures in ceramic or plaster convey an intensity of emotion. This disjunction of imagery is clear as well in her so-called shadow paper works with their recognizable subjects.
The Artist-in-Residence program has also invited artists who work in other media. Alexis Smith (1993) is internationally recognized for her use of American history, literature and popular imagery in art installations, public commissions, and mixed media collages. Emerging from the conceptual movement in Southern California in the 1970s, she uses recognizable subjects and collage to mirror American society and culture. William Wegman (1994), who lives in New York, has explored the forms of popular culture in video and photography for much of his career. He has become famous for his mass-produced images of his Weimaraners. These works humorously draw attention to our tendency to anthropomorphize dogs, and to the dogs' tendency to try to do what their owners want. American Jerry Uelsmann (2001) also works in photography, but with an emphasis on the juxtaposition and poetry of images. He depicts the forms and forces of nature, using the processes of photomontage and photovisualization to combine his timeless images in the darkroom. Syd Mead (2003) brought a commercial and filmic expertise to his residency. Mead is a multi-discipline designer and futurist known for the objects he created for classic sci-fi films like Blade Runner. He has also worked for corporations to help innovate their products.
The cultural backgrounds of a number of artists in the Artist-in-Residence program have connected with those of many of the students who attend the college. The work of José Luis Cuevas, of course, draws attention to the relationships between Mexican art and experience and the art and backgrounds of Chicanos in Southern California. African-American Barbara Chase-Riboud (1990) is not only a painter and sculptor but also a novelist and poet; her sculpture brings together her knowledge of the artistic traditions of European culture, and also those of other cultural traditions. She is particularly known for the contrasts in color and texture in her metal and fiber sculptures, and for novels about the African-American experience. African-American artist, civil rights activist, and author Faith Ringgold (2000) has explored new artistic possibilities of quilt-making, a tradition important in both American white and Black cultural histories. Her quilt-like works integrate the storytelling tradition with contemporary issues. Southern Californian Alison Saar (2005) is an artist from a multi-cultural background whose sculpture, art installations and prints draw inspiration from a variety of traditions including European classical and Renaissance sculpture, Latin American and Caribbean art and religion, and traditional African and African-American folk art. The rough forms and often rustic materials in her sculpture facilitate an understanding of the pain and joy of the human spirit.
The fact that so many of the artists in residence have explored the expressive possibilities of the human figure and its relationship to political or social issues has shown the students that art is not produced in a vacuum, separate from the world of immediate visual experience or important contemporary concerns in the public arena. In their own lives, the artists in residence have demonstrated that a successful career doesn't require an art education at a prestigious university or art school. In fact, one artist, Jose Luis Cuevas had no formal art training at all. Conversely, the artists in residence of color have proved that your cultural background may not prevent you from receiving widespread recognition or the finest of formal education at such institutions as Yale University, for example, as was the case with Barbara Chase-Riboud.
With the high quality of artists who have come to Pasadena City College in the residencies during the past 20 years, it seems clear that the future of this program will be just as exciting and meaningful. The most recent artist in residence, for example, Los Angeles resident Jessica Bronson, has made an international reputation exploring the installational possibilities of video, either projected or on multiple monitors. Artists in residence will continue to investigate new media, or traditional media in innovative ways. And painters, sculptors or artists working in other media and from other cultural backgrounds, whether those of Asia, Africa, South America or other continents will bring their unique visions to the residencies. The students of Pasadena City College and the members of the surrounding community will continue to benefit from the new ideas and strong personal visions that are presented in the annual Artist-in-Residence program.


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They have a very nostalgic feel for someone who played a lot of isometric games back in the 90s. Looking amazing!
So I've seen people handle forest maps in a few different ways, but usually they are top down maps and either:
- A view of the treetops and counting the area as difficult terrain/cover/stealth bonuses, etc.
- No treetops and just the tree trunk and/or faded treetop with a trunk/marker for the obstruction/cover the trunk provides
I recently made a map that was a temple with large columns and wanted to get the impression of height, so I made them isometric and faded the tops out so it looked like they kept going. I thought I would try doing something similar with some forest maps, making the trees isometric so you can see the trunks and what is/isn't cover, and trying to simply give the impression that a forest canopy is above them. Also I chose to make the trees a little more transparent so that they didn't seem to block out too much of the map. Overall I'm pretty pleased with the results (helps that this is a bare pine forest based from this image:
And so I've knocked up four maps in this style and attached large thumbnails of them below, which are more for referencing to see if they are to your taste. On my DA site I have huge printable versions, 7500x7500pix (these are 50x50sq maps, each square 150x150pix) both with and without the grid (the grid has purple "markers" around the trunks to better identify which square has the trunk in it). Check all the maps in my DA Gallery: http://yospeck.deviantart.com/gallery/35468665
I'm just at the start of a new campaign I'm running, so hopefully plenty more maps to be coming soon
They have a very nostalgic feel for someone who played a lot of isometric games back in the 90s. Looking amazing!
They're more artistic than mappy...but they sure are pretty. I especially like the dramatic lighting in the last village map. I want to see these in a post-apocalyptic ISO game. Maybe The Road.
Now, on to trees: I see what you've done with the trees and what you were going for. Cutting off the tops as you have, unfortunately, gives more an impression (to me anyway) that the vegetation is some sort of clumped vertical shrub thing than a collection of tops-removed-for-clarity trees. I'm not at all sure how to resolve the issue however. The only thing I can imagine is to somehow make the trees more distinct from the background so that you can really see the trunk clearly...and see the distinctive break at the top to know there was supposed to be more.
I'm sure I didn't manage to help but keep experimenting and I bet you'll get it down. In the meantime you're inventing a very nice ISO style all your own.
Yeh I wasn't too sure how they would work, though I was reasonably happy with the outcome and prefer it over a top down circle for a tree trunk where your players look like they're running around on top of the tree canopy like it's Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Used them in a session and the players didn't have any problems working out what was what. It probably helps that we've always used screenshots from miniatures as our tokens (LotR/Warhammer/WotC, etc) which are side on pics as opposed to top down like some people use, so when they're against the isometric trees it gives an even better impression. For people using top down image tokens (VTT) or if this was used as a printed map with actual miniatures, then I can see how it's probably not as useful.
It was an experiment, but I think I'll stick with more traditional top down maps
Interesting approach. I agree with Mearrin that it is a bit unclear that the trees in the map are in fact trees, but nevertheless the outcome is quite attractive.
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Examining pictures from an earlier post it seems that everything is contained behind the RT side cover. Shouldn't be that difficult to service. Blltrdr
I got confirmation from the factory today that the G-5 and E-5 (which we haven't talked about much, it is basically the Electra with an EFI engine) will come with a kickstarter as standard equipment. So to summarize, the C-5 will NOT have a kickstarter, the E5 and G-5 will have a kickstarter.
UK, please be sure to give us a full report after you test ride the new C5!!!
I posted this somewhere else but it seems relevant here.I was informed that all UCE bikes will come with a kickstart - it appears that there were problems with the kickstart castings on the first lot of bikes received in UK - they were therefore removed from many of these UCE bikes. This production problem is currently being rectified.
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First WIP shot.
A comission for Anstett.
Rivers bend is supposed to approximate Venice in form, primarily serviced by water and mercantile in industry.
Heres an initial draft of the city layout, blue represents canals, white roads and orange bridges.
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First WIP shot.
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You look to be off to a good start. Good luck through the large amount of work yet ahead of you.
Second WIP Shot.
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very nice... looking forward to seing it progress
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Third WIP shot. The building layout is starting to come together now. The regions closer to the wall are newer and poorer; some houses are built directly against the wall. The islands surrounding the main bay are the oldest architecturally speaking, with the palace district to the south and residential to the north - that island off the northwest is abandoned and presumably haunted. Towards the middle of the city are trade districts, which are interspersed with smaller bays for goods delivery and floating markets.
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We do not stop playing because we grow old.
We grow old because we stop playing.
Heres the prospective layout of the various city districts, with notation.
The landings are checkpoints at the main entrances to the city - by the two land routes and at the deep anchorage in the main bay. Due to pirate presence, the city must keep close watch on the movement of goods into and out of the city.
The general development of the city chronologically is from east to west, that is, expanding out from the bay. Harlen, Trennon and Newtown are the most recently gentrified districts, and the architecture in these regions reflects this in the more generous proportions of the buildings and economical use of canals.
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Chugging along. Finished laying down houses, added markers and toyed with the color. Also added heraldic crest inserts in the corners, one for each town under the domain of Rivers Bend.
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Kaitlyn Rossi, daughter of Debbi and John Rossi of New Lenox, Ill., received two awards—the Outstanding Major in Accounting Award and the Outstanding Service to Student Life Award—during Honors Day May 14 at North Central College.
A senior, Kaitlyn is majoring in accounting at North Central College. She is a graduate of Lincoln-Way Central High School.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis, who was thrust into the national spotlight by the Boston Marathon bombings in April, is poised to announce he is stepping down at the end of the year, a law enforcement source said on Sunday.
Davis plans to hold a news conference at police headquarters at 10 a.m. EDT on Monday to discuss his future plans, Boston police spokeswoman Neva Coakley said.
It remains unclear exactly what those plans entail but close friends said they do not expect Davis to retire.
"He's rumored to be under consideration for (secretary of) Homeland Security, and I know for a fact he's been sought after by the private sector and other (foreign) governments," said former Boston Police Commissioner Bill Bratton.
"I don't think we're seeing the last of Ed Davis in any sense," said Bratton, who has known Davis for 20 years.
CBS News reported that Davis' plans may include part-time teaching at nearby Harvard University.
Davis was appointed commissioner of the Boston Police Department in 2006 by Mayor Thomas Menino. He is expected to announce that he will remain on the job until the end of the year, when Menino leaves office, according to a police source briefed on Davis' plans.
Prior to his current post, Davis spent 12 years as superintendent of the Lowell, Massachusetts, Police Department, a time period when crime fell by 60 percent, according to Menino's office.
Davis is well-known in international law enforcement circles, having worked to broker compromises between Britain and Northern Ireland, as well as Israel and the Palestinians, said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, a Washington-based policing think tank.
Davis was among a delegation of U.S. police chiefs who helped Wexler arrange a series of secret meetings between Israeli and Palestinian police chiefs earlier this year.
"He's going to be very hard to replace," Wexler said.
Davis was an early proponent of social media as a policing tool, creating direct dialogue with residents over Twitter and Facebook, and at times sidestepping the media altogether, an effort that paid off during the Marathon bombings investigation.
In the confusion and chaos following the April 15 bombings, which killed three and wounded more than 260, the Boston Police "accomplished what no police department has done before: led (online) conversation with citizens in a time of crisis," the technology blog Mashable wrote in an April post titled "Boston Police Schooled Us All on Social Media."
The Boston Police Department's Twitter following grew from 40,000 to 300,000 after the attacks.
Davis has been criticized for not promoting more minority officers to leadership positions.
Last month, the head of the Massachusetts Association of Minority Law Enforcement Officers called for Davis to resign, according to the Boston Globe.
The Lowell, Massachusetts, native had also been urged to make the civil service exam more equitable for non-whites.
Davis said that 42 percent of his command staff are minorities, the newspaper reported.
The city set aside $2.2 million to revamp the test, Davis said in a letter on the department's website, which will be used beginning next year.


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Vinny Magalhaes (9-5 MMA, 0-2 UFC) appears to have an opponent for his UFC return.
Fresh off the news "The Ultimate Fighter 8" runner-up and M-1 champion has re-signed with the promotion, he's now slated to fight fellow light heavyweight Igor Pokrajac (25-8 MMA, 4-3 UFC) at UFC 152.
Sportsnet's Canadian reporter Joe Ferraro first reported the matchup. MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) subsequently confirmed it.
UFC 152 takes place Sept. 22 at Toronto's Air Canada Centre. The main card airs on pay-per-view following prelims on FX and Facebook.
It's not clear where Magalhaes vs. Pokrajac will be placed on the lineup.
Since a 0-2 stint in the UFC, which included a loss to Ryan Bader in the "TUF 8" tournament final and a subsequent defeat to Eliot Marshall, Magalhaes has racked up a 7-1 record outside the organization. Half the jiu-jitsu specialist's fights came in M-1, where he won the organization's 205-pound title before a strained relationship with company officials.
The Brazilian now fights for the first time since October when he meets Pokrajac, a Croatian fighter who started his UFC career with a pedestrian 1-3 record. However, he's since scored knockout wins over Todd Brown and Krzysztof Soszynski, as well as a recent decision victory over Fabio Maldonado at UFC on FUEL TV 3.
The latest UFC 152 card now includes:
- Joseph Benavidez vs. Demetrious Johnson – for inaugural flyweight title
- Michael Bisping vs. Brian Stann
- Rory MacDonald vs. B.J. Penn
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Cold Smoke also makes for a phenomenon in the higher elevations which we call Snow Ghosts. Snow Ghosts are when the pine trees are completely covered in snow so there isn't a hint of green showing.
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Thanks to DtL reader Maja for sending me over this SportsBusiness Journal article about the state of the juggernaut that is "Sharapova Inc." (read: it's raining even more CASH.)
Check out a few of the very interesting tidbits from Daniel Kaplan's piece...
On her her most recent marketing campaigns:
Three of her sponsors — Tag Heuer, Cole Haan and Sony Ericsson — unveiled in recent weeks marketing campaigns around Sharapova, notwithstanding the decline in the luxury goods market. Sharapova also just signed a new, $2.5 million-a-year deal with a shampoo maker.
On her current deal with Nike and its effect on Serena Williams:
The company spends so much money around Sharapova, sources said, it's one of the reasons why Serena Williams, currently the world's top-ranked player and whom Sharapova upset to claim her landmark 2004 Wimbledon win, has not found a suitable renewal offer for her own deal with the sneaker power. Nike declined to make an official available for comment.
On how agent Max Eisenbud manages all of her commitments and her upcoming schedule:
Eisenbud copiously schedules each year down to the hour, parsing the 14 to 16 days Sharapova commits to her sponsors. For appearances at sponsor parties, he bestows each company a single hour annually with her before one of the four Grand Slams. Photo shoots are limited to Saturdays between 1 and 8 p.m. in the offseason, four days next week following the Sony Ericsson Open, two days after Wimbledon and one day after the U.S. Open.
Beginning April 6 in Los Angeles, Sharapova will cram in photo shoots for Nike, its subsidiary Cole Haan, Canon, the shampoo company (whose identity could not be determined) and the cover of ESPN The Magazine. She returns to her home in Florida after April 10 to resume training, and leaves April 30 to compete in Rome.On her popularity and reasons behind it:
Davie Brown, the Omnicom unit that ranks celebrities, places Sharapova's popularity in the United States in line with "A-list Hollywood 'It' girls, including Keira Knightley and Rihanna," according to a February study. That report does not track overseas, though, where Sharapova is arguably a far-greater celebrity.
To many, the reason for Sharapova's popularity is obvious. Even her agent doesn't discount that a good measure of her fame boils down to the fact that she is a pretty blonde from Russia's Siberia.
But winning Grand Slam events and playing with a ferocious on-court style are also pluses, and U.S. residency allows her to straddle cultures. Her life story of emigrating impoverished to Florida at age 7 with her father, Yuri, gaining entry to the Bollettieri Tennis Academy at age 9, and winning Wimbledon eight years later is the fairy tale marketers clamor for.
On her upcoming projects including a possible animated series:
Still only 21, Sharapova now is branching into other endeavors. She will serve as the executive producer of a weekly drama series loosely based on her life that MTV has agreed to run. Eisenbud is also planning an animation series portraying her as a tennis player by day and a spy/superhero by night who uses the global tennis tour as a cover. Sharapova plans to do voice-overs for both series.
Okay there's TONS of nitty-gritty stuff here to dissect and still more in the article so take a moment to read it Shrieka (and non-Shrieka) fans. Here are the most intriguing points to me:
1. Is the 3-time Grand Slammer's deal really hurting ReRe's chances for a renewal contract with Nike? There had been murmurs Nike might be cutting the World No.1 loose last summer since she was getting towards the end of her career. But now that she's won two straight majors and moved back into the WTA Penthouse, I'd be surprised if they couldn't work something out. According to the article, however, ReRe is currently without a shoe or apparel contract which could mean she hasn't signed up for a renewal just yet. Stay tuned.
2. Sharapova Inc. is a well-oiled, well-managed machine that's continuing to rake in more cash even though she hasn't played singles since last August. I'm sure Eisenbud is making a good living doing this job (and seemingly well, I might add.)
3. The fact her popularity measured in February ranks with Keira Knightly + Rihanna blows my mind. Again - she's not even playing!!!
4. It all seems like a PR ploy to let marketers know the Russian's still a valuable prospect even though she's been injured.
4. An animated, super Shrieka??! HELL FRIGGIN' NO.
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MORGANTOWN - Saying he didn't have a particular position in which there was a need to stockpile players, West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen announced the 2012 recruiting class Wednesday.
There are 26 players on the list, though five have already enrolled and count on last year's class, hailing from seven different states. Fourteen are offensive players and 12 are defenders who kept commitments, despite a significant coaching change on that side of the ball.
A record 11 hail from the state of Florida, four are from Ohio, four Texas, three from Maryland, two from New Jersey, and there's one each from Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
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By position, there is one quarterback, two running backs, four offensive linemen, one tight end, six receivers, three defensive linemen, three linebackers, four safeties, and two cornerbacks.
''There's a little bit of everything,'' Holgorsen said. ''As far as the balance, we're excited about where we are.''
With the Mountaineers' anticipated move to the Big 12, combined with a host of coaches who have recruiting ties in that part of the country, many expected them to look further west and southwest for players, but Holgorsen said that wasn't necessarily the thought.
''The Big 12 is widely regarded as one of the better conferences out there,'' Holgorsen said. ''We're aware of that and we're excited about where that's going to take us, but we have made a conscious effort to continue to take care of what's made West Virginia good for quite a while, which is recruit the surrounding states and then get in Florida and use the contacts that exist.''
To that end, West Virginia picked up one player from Miramar High School in Florida, which has been a pipeline for years under former Mountaineers player Damon Cogdell. It also plucked a player from Dunbar High School in Maryland, which is Tavon Austin's alma mater.
The latest recruit from Miramar is receiver Devonte Mathis (6-foot-2, 210). He had 35 catches for 552 yards and eight touchdowns last season for a team that went 13-1 and lost in the Florida 8A state championship game. Among those he spurned was Florida State and Ohio State. An athlete, Mathis spent his junior season between quarterback, running back and receiver.
The Dunbar product is Deontay McManus (6-1, 209), a player who turned down 18 other schools, including defending national champion Alabama, to play at WVU, where he was a solid commit from Day 1 (last summer). Last year, he caught 40 passes for 590 yards and six touchdowns.
''He's physically ready to compete at the next level,'' Holgorsen said.
The quarterback is one of the early enrollees in Ford Childress (6-4, 210). He's another guy who turned down schools from coast to coast to play in Holgorsen's offense. During his senior year, he completed 184 of 292 passes for 3,171 yards and 41 touchdowns.
The other four early enrollees are defensive tackle Imarjaye Albury (6-1, 280) out of Miami; safety Sean Walters (6-2, 195) out of Hallandale Beach, Fla.; Jordan Thompson (5-9, 163), a receiver out of Katy, Texas, and Karl Joseph (5-11, 190), a safety from Orlando.
''We did need a little help at inside receiver and safety, as well as quarterback,'' Holgorsen said. ''Those five guys should be able to come in and help us in the spring.''
Of Joseph, WVU's coach said it won't take long to adjust physically.
''He's got muscles sticking out everywhere,'' Holgorsen said.
The other receivers are Devonte Robinson (6-1, 170) from Delray Beach, Fla., who led Palm Beach County with 950 receiving yards on 31 receptions and 30.6 yards per catch; Darreall "Dee" Joyner (5-11, 180) from Miami, Fla., where he had 28 catches for 466 yards and five touchdowns for a nationally ranked team, and Tavares Copeland (6-0, 185) from Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Copeland played quarterback as a senior, where he completed 78 of 144 passes for 1,096 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Holgorsen said Robinson fits the mold as a pure wideout in that he's able to get down the field and catch the ball over his shoulder.
The running backs are Roshard Burney (5-10, 205) from Lake Park, Fla., and Torry Clayton (5-9, 195) from Florida City, Fla.
Burney led Palm Beach County in rushing yards with 2,000 on 284 carries and 19 touchdowns in 2011.
Holgorsen says Burney runs on his toes and ''smiles a bunch.''
Clayton, a little more of a slasher, finished 2011 as Miami-Dade County's seventh-leading rusher with 1,108 yards on 168 carries with 15 touchdowns.
You can never have enough RBs, Holgorsen said, reminding they started last season with five healthy bodies there and ended up with two.
One player drawing a bunch of attention from the coaches was tight end Will Johnson, who hails from Maple Grove, Minn.
He's 6-6, 245 and moves freely. Johnson liked the way the Mountaineers used Tyler Urban in the slot and hopes to build on Urban's numbers at the position.
The four offensive linemen average 6-5, 296, with at least one of them looking at a potential starting job. Mark Glowinski (6-5, 290) is the only junior college player to be brought in, having spent two years at Lackawanna College in Pa. There's a starting left tackle position open and Holgorsen said he's got a shot to grab it.
Also in the group is Tyler Orlosky (6-4, 290) from Lakewood St. Edward in Ohio, who finished his career grading out at 93 percent blocking efficiency and 72 pancake blocks, Adam Pankey (6-5, 324) from Hamilton, Ohio, who turned down among others - WVU fans love this - Pitt after the Mountaineers went in late and swayed him; and Tony Matteo (6-5, 280) from Clinton, Ohio, another player who was a solid commit from the beginning, Holgorsen said.
Of Orlosky and Matteo, the coach said they're just like line coach Bill Bedenbagh.
''They like to play football, lift weights, then go home, go to sleep, and wake up and do it again,'' the head coach said.
Changes are coming on the defensive side, with Holgorsen announcing the team will switch to a 3-4 or 4-3 scheme next year under a new, yet-to-be officially named coordinator.
The three defensive linemen are Christian Brown (6-3, 290), from Bridgeton, N.J.; Korey Harris, (6-4, 230) from St. Augustine, Fla.; and Noble Nwachukwu (nu-watch-ew-koo) (6-2, 240) from Wylie, Texas.
Nwachukwu and Harris are pass rushers, while Brown is a big strong body on the line.
Garrett Hope (6-3, 225) from The Woodlands, Texas and Sam Lebbie (6-2, 215), out of Washington, D.C., DeMatha HS) are the linebackers.
Lebbie played in the 2011 Chesapeake Bowl, where he was named the rivals.com ''Most Physical Player,'' while Hope filled the stat sheet last season - 71 tackles, two forced fumbles, two passes defended, three sacks, 18 tackles for loss and seven quarterback hurries.
The safeties are Kimlon "K.J." Dillon (6-2, 185) from Apopka, Fla., and Jarrod Harper (5-11, 200) from Frostburg, Md.
Harper can't wait to get on campus - he'd walk if he had to, according to Holgorsen, who said no one in the class is more excited to be a Mountaineer than Harper, who shaved a flying WV in his head.
Finally, the two cornerbacks are Nana Kyeremeh (Ky-rum) (5-11, 170) from Worthington, Ohio, and Brandon Napoleon, (6-0, 175, Rahway, N.J.).
Kyeremeh is known for a quick burst that has allowed him to block several kicks, while Napolean will convert from quarterback, where he threw for 1,218 yards and 11 touchdowns last season.


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The program, which began in 1994, helps children in need find gifts for their families from donations made by the community.
A total of 17 ISU football players reported to duty at 7 a.m. to help the kids load up their shopping carts.
"Shop with a Cop program started 20 years ago as a way to give back to the community," said Jeff Brinkley, a lieutenant with the Ames Police Department. "We find 100 local kids in the area and take them shopping. Having the athletes here is a big help. The kids see the athletes as role models and it has a profound impact on them."


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In Monday's press conference, Manager Trey Hillman did say he and General Manager Dayton Moore were "very close" when it came to choosing the coaching staff…
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The Kansas City Royals today announced their coaching staff for the 2008 season. Manager Trey Hillman will be joined by returning coaches Mike Barnett (Hitting Coach), Bob McClure (Pitching Coach) and Luis Silverio (Third Base Coach), while Dave Owen (Bench Coach), Rusty Kuntz (First Base Coach) and John Mizerock (Bullpen Coach) are new for 2008.
Barnett, 48, returns for his third season as the Royals hitting coach. He previously served as the hitting coach for the Toronto Blue Jays from 2002-2005. McClure, 54, enters his third season as the Royals pitching coach. His 2007 pitching staff finished seventh in the American League in ERA after finishing 14th in 2006. Silverio, 51, enters his 33rd year in the Royals organization and his sixth as a coach with the Major League club. He returns to third base in 2008 after coaching at first in 2007. Silverio coached first base from 2003-2004 and third base from 2005-2006.
Owen, 49, joins the Royals after spending this past summer on the bench next to Trey Hillman with the Nippon Ham Fighters. Prior to that, Owen served in the Philadelphia organization, most recently as the Phils' Minor League Infield Coordinator. He joined the Phillies in 2000 as a scout after serving in the same capacity with the Tigers and White Sox. Owen played for the Chicago Cubs from 1983-1985 and had a brief stint with the Royals in 1988.
Kuntz, 52, who will also work with outfielders and baserunners, joins the Royals after spending the last five seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Kuntz worked with the Major League club and the Triple-A affiliate in Indianapolis in 2006-2007. He was the first base coach for the Pirates from 2003-2005. He has been a first base coach for the Florida Marlins (1995-1996 and 1999-2000) and the Seattle Mariners (1989-1992). Kuntz, drafted by the White Sox in 1977, played in the Major Leagues for Chicago (1979-83), Minnesota (1983), and Detroit (1984-85). He delivered the game-winning RBI in the fifth and deciding game of the 1984 World Series.
Mizerock, 47, enters his 16th season in the Kansas City organization. He returns to the Major League club, where he worked as the bullpen coach and interim manager in 2002 and as the third base coach in 2003-2004. Mizerock led the Class-A Wilmington Blue Rocks to the Carolina League playoffs in 2007 and earned Manager of the Year honors from Baseball America in 1999 for his work with the Wichita Wranglers.
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Congratulations to the Royals on the additions/hirings of Rusty Kuntz and John Mizerock, two classy, rock-solid baseball people. I had the pleasure of working for them at different times and they will help turn it around in Kansas City. Go Royals from a fan in Oregon.


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TAMPA — Fire Rescue officials say a child playing with a lighter accidently set the family's Tampa home on fire.
More than two dozen firefighters arrived at the blaze Friday night and spent about twenty minutes putting out the flames.
Tampa Fire Marshal Investigator Chris Stone interviewed the family and says the mother was in the shower while one of her three young children got hold of a lighter. When she got out of the shower, she saw flames and quickly evacuated the three children. No one was injured, but officials said the home was seriously damaged.
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