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One of the axioms of Choice Theory/Reality Therapy is that all behavior is a total behavior and is composed of four parts: thinking, doing, emotions and physiology (physically what's going on inside of us). All of these four parts are always going on at the same time. We often use the analogy of a car to explain total behavior, and these four parts are represented by the wheels of the car.
The front wheels are thinking and doing. We almost always have control over these front wheels. The only time we don't have control over them is when we are under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, including prescription medications, when we are suffering from traumatic brain injury, or afflicted by a brain disease. We steer our car by controlling these front wheels and it's important to remember that the front wheels drive the car. Let me repeat that because many people, including many health professionals, just don't get it – the front wheels drive the car.
The back wheels are emotions and physiology (physically what is going on inside of us). We have indirect control over these back wheels. That means that if we want to change how we feel, either emotionally or physically, then we have to change the front wheels (what we choose to think and what we choose to do). The back wheels (emotions and physiology) don't drive the car. The front wheels (thinking and doing) drive the car.
It's also important to remember that because the thinking and doing wheels are on the same axle, if we want to change what we are doing then we can change what we are thinking. This is the basis for cognitive therapy. We can also change what we are doing in order to change what we are thinking. This is the basis for behavioral therapy (not to be confused with behaviorism - classical and operant conditioning).
Because the back wheels are, also, on the same axle, there is an intimate connection between emotions and physiology. When we talk about stress, for example, we are often referring to both emotional and physiological aspects of the total behavior of stressing.
Total behaviors are named after their most prominent part and, because they are verbs, they are either given an –ing ending (or have a "to" placed in front to denote an infinitive). For example, we would speak of the total behavior of "panicking" or say that someone is choosing "to panic," in order to make this behavior a verb (which is what behavior is).
This is the part that often confuses people because they say, "Wait a minute. I'm not choosing this behavior. You're full of it if you think I want to feel like this." Sorry, but since we are almost always directly in control of what we are thinking and doing (with the exceptions, noted above), and we are indirectly in control of our emotions and physiology, we are in control of what we feel, both emotionally and physically. Panicking is so named because we have thoughts and behavior that cause the emotions and physiology we are experiencing and after which we name the total behavior. Because the emotion (of panic) is the most dominant aspect of the total behavior, we call it "panicking." Because we are in direct control of our thoughts and behavior, we can choose to think something different and/or do something different in order to change the emotion and the physiology that is accompanying the emotion. Or, we can choose to think and do what we've always done and we'll get what we've always gotten – panicking.
That said, let me point out that no one gets up in the morning and says, "Gee, today I think I'll do some panicking," any more than someone gets up and says, "Gee, today I think I'll be a junkie." That's just crazy. We do everything we do because either it meets our basic, genetic Needs, or, we think it will meet our Needs, in some way. We don't develop any pattern of behavior, however, that doesn't meet our Needs. Yes, both panicking and using are patterns of behavior because they meet our Needs. That's why we continue to do them. They aren't the best total behavior we can choose (that's why we talk to other people – to get suggestions for what else we can do to meet our Needs other than what we are currently doing), but they meet our Needs, so we continue to choose the thinking (that causes the doing) and doing that causes the emotions and physiology. And we will continue to make the same choice until we find another way to meet our Needs. Either that or we will just stop the behavior and then be miserable.
For behaviors such as panicking, cognitive behavioral therapy is the therapy of choice. Cognitive relates to thinking. Behavioral relates to doing. Cognitive behavioral therapy is about thinking and doing something different in order to change problematic emotions and physiology. If we want to steer our total behavior car in a different direction then we can change what we think and change what we do. Or, we can continue to think and do what we've always done and continue to get what we've always gotten. Did I already say that? Really? Well, let me say it, again. We can choose to think something different and/or do something different, or, we can continue to experience the misery in our lives. The choice is ours.
If you are having problems in life, don't think psychiatric medications are the path for you, and would like to know more about total behaviors, choice theory, or reality therapy then I encourage you to pick up a copy of Choice Theory: A New Psychology of Personal Freedom by Dr. William Glasser. Choice Theory is the basis for Reality Therapy, one of the pre-eminent modalities in therapy for the last 40 years. You may also like his book, Warning: Psychiatry Can Be Hazardous to Your Mental Health.
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Boys and Guns
So do you let your boys play with guns? My husband's parents had FOUR boys and didn't want them to have any toy guns. What do you think they did? Of course ... they made guns out of Legos, sticks, anything they could get their grimy little hands on.
People who don't know me well yet come to my house and are shocked that I let my boys play with water guns and toy guns and rubber band guns. Not sure why.
We try to drill it into their heads things like don't point guns (even toy guns) at heads, etc. Aron tells them a story about a guy he knew who THOUGHT he had an unloaded gun in his hand and was screwing around with it and shot it at a friend's head, trying to be cute or something. Well, the gun went off and shot a hole in the wall, thankfully BEHIND the other guy's head.
I guess guns are another one of those things like drinking and sex. Meaning, you tell your kids don't drink and don't have sex, but then do you also say, "It's okay as long as you drink at our house" or "Here are some condoms just in case"???
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I grew up where every kid (boy and girl) takes gun safety and shoots/owns their first shotgun by age 12, lifetime KS hunting license for 8th grade graduations for all the boys. My husband grew up where guns are used to shoot people and rob places. We're trying to come to a compromise. I'm pretty sure hunting with grandpa will be coming up for Kenny soon. The best gun story ever though is when Kenny and Isaiah got these obnoxiously loud space cadet guns for Christmas one year. They were having fun and decided to tease Will. They were on a mission to shoot my ti ti's and destroy them. Imagine Will diving and screaming NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO trying to save the lovely tata's. I think he was 3. And yes, this story is why you love me and my weird family!!!ReplyDelete
Guns are just so counter-culture here that I've never seen a child playing with a toy gun...EVER...boy or girl...I know my brother had a bb gun when he was older and I "think" he had a toy cowboy gun at some point but he's 40. His son never had one to play with...I have all girls...guns are for hunting animals and I think here, in the rural areas where people do that, the boys start with "real" rifles at an older age. So I guess the answer is no but I only have girls. So do girls who are exposed to the gun culture build them out of legos too? I've never seen that done.ReplyDelete
I can remember being drawn to the shiny toy six-shooter capgun that my best friend's brother toted around when we were kids, but I think that's because it was blingy and not because it was a weapon. This was the same kids that their parents wouldn't allow them to watch Popeye cartoons in the morning, because they were afraid it would make the boy have violent tendencies. They were also banned from fast food and soda with caffeine. When they infrequently spend the day at my house, they would be giddy in anticipation of getting to go to McDonalds and drink Coke, cause their mom wasn't watching. My mom let them too. Ha!ReplyDelete
I'm not a fan of toy guns for my own child. I just didn't buy them for him, with the exception of the nerf dart variety. I didn't forbid it though. He didn't have a boy obsession with guns. I don't remember faux guns, but he did use whatever materials he could find to make a functional bow/arrow after he first did archery at scout camp. Scouts has provided him with a gun fix. They do gun safety training every winter, followed by a shotgun shoot campout. The older boys get to do pistol shooting as well. Just don't bring it home, and I'm good.

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Ever seen the show MadMoney? If you have, you're not the only ones watching it that want to make some money. You see, countless investors do exactly what the show tells them, and wallstreet sharks take advantage of all the little fish mindlessly following the show.
How does this relate to the world of warcraft economy?
Take Icy Dragonscales. Players flocked to the auction house to buy these items which are going to be used as many as 40 at a time for a single pattern in Ulduar. What happened to the price? Supply dropped, demand rose.... 300% markup! I'm seeing Icy Dragonscales start to drop again, but not before several smart players took advantage of the influx of buyers.
I saw people buying out the dragonscales at 2-3 gold per when they used to go for 1.1-1.5 gold per. Those players who either read my post, wowinsider's post covering mine, or just saw the sudden surge of buyers, dumped their dragonscales onto the auciton house for great profits. Those players who didn't know the market grabbed as many as they could with the promise that on patch day they'd get more than double their money back.
This whole process is something I call Reverse Speculation. The art of selling goods when buyers are told they are a good deal or will be needed later. There's nothing wrong with this process, it's a totaly legitemate way to make gold, but I'd also like to point out to the newer auctioneers that this is definately something to watch out for.
Have you ever used reverse speculation to your advantage? Comment!
Ever seen the show MadMoney? If you have, you're not the only ones watching it that want to make some money. You see, countless investors do exactly what the show tells them, and wallstreet sharks take advantage of all the little fish mindlessly following the show.
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Jmsbrtms said... April 7, 2009 at 9:34 AM
Like shorting the market?
Anonymous said... April 7, 2009 at 9:46 AM
The only problem with this is that it SOMETIMES crashes the market:(
bankofamorob said... April 7, 2009 at 9:55 AM
I was afraid of this happening on my server but I seem to find a stack or 2 a day that are priced about 20g a stack. This is a good idea though. I am guessing not enough players on my server read the gold making blogs however.
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The Grinch said... April 7, 2009 at 10:33 AM
While 'm wiling to admit I am one of the people who bought a tonne at about 1.5G each, i refused to pay more then 1.75 and am now having lots of fun making money of buying and vendoring them at their crashed price. With them being lower then vendor I can horde them and still be guaranteed to make money come patch day.
Well, they vendor for 1g each, so if you bought them at 1.5g each you are not making money.
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Wiggin said... April 7, 2009 at 11:49 AM
I have over a thousand dragonscales, but I never paid more than 1.25g per...and I'm still buying a few stacks a day. It just seems my server (Cho'gall) either doesn't read your blog, or there is just too much supply. I know I won't make back my money quickly...but I hope to be one of the largest suppliers on my server. I plan to hit the market on patch day with 3 different toons with 3 different and increasing prices. Wish me luck!
Markco said... April 7, 2009 at 12:20 PM
Good Luck!
Good luck. I am trying the same thing. With the prices of these things being pretty constant on my server I am hoping for a small jump. If they go up to 3g each I will be making a lot of money.
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Anonymous said... April 7, 2009 at 5:16 PM
So, I didn't get this clear. Am I or am I not supposed to buy this if under 1.5g each?
Anonymous said... April 7, 2009 at 7:15 PM
What, you need Daddy to tell you what to do?
Don said... April 7, 2009 at 9:27 PM
I don't really think that'll happen honestly. The demand would have to become very very heavy to cause a price variance for such a liquid product. In the end if they're so common most people would farm their own or buy from their guild cheap.
Anonymous said... April 8, 2009 at 1:15 AM
So, you are trying to justify being wrong? "Oh, I meant to do that."
Your blogging credibility is seriously in question when you reveal that you are using your readers in order for you to make gold.
Anonymous said... April 8, 2009 at 7:07 AM
Funny example.
I read this blog : Icy Dragonscales will becomre hot.
Then i bought many many.
But at one point, my brain said : STOP.
Because this info was becoming too 'public'.
Because patch wasnt coming anytime.
So i stopped, sold them a little bit more than i bought, but i emptied my stock.
I didnt counter-speculate. I just tried to 'not lose' money, or i thought that the race was going to be 'adventurous'...
So what can i get after all this? That all the blogs are maybe a good way to see what *may* happen, but at the end of the day, your brain and instinct makes everything.
Beryllos said... April 8, 2009 at 9:28 AM
Yes thats right last Anon Marko has created this blog just to make profit off his readers. This is why he puts up posts about farming places, who to use auctioneer, and things that vendor well. Yep each of those things has a direct deposit line right to Marko's bank.
Or could it possibly be that economics (even in a *gasp video game) are more complicated then A=profit? Anywhere there are human interactions, including and MMOs, an economy is created. The more people and things in that economy the more complex it becomes. While nothing compared to, say, the real world economy the WoW economy has a lot of moving parts, and can be pushed and pulled in wierd ways with farther reaching effects then you might think at first.
To the topic of the post, I don't do really speculate, nor reverse speculate. The vast majority of the money I make is from buying goods off the AH and crafting them into something.
bankofamorob said... April 8, 2009 at 9:44 AM
@Don - It is possible once they have the new recipes that they will be able to make a good profit creating the reselling the new BoEs. This could push demand up causing something to sell for 2-4 gold instead of vendor prices on the AH. It also probably depends on which server you are on.
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Markco said... April 8, 2009 at 10:33 AM
Beryllos- This is one of my many posts asking you to use your brain and not be one among many sheep.
If you don't like the blog, just click away.
Wowinsider covering the dragonscale post is why it became so public, had they not done that then it would have remained profitable. I have no control over other sites quoting my information or causing widespread buying.
Ruhtra said... April 8, 2009 at 1:09 PM
@ Markco
Do not feel bad. You give some good tips and ideas for people to use, but your bringing up Mad Money is a great example.
Read the small print and listen to what they say. Jim always says that you need to do your homework. Chances are that investors watching that show are not the only one and if they all run and invest for the same thing, they delude the market where there may/may not have been a good recommendation.
Remember that bears make money, bulls make money, and hogs get slaughtered! Another thing that Jim says on that show. (I work in the industry also and would never recommend to follow what a show says because you are going off information that has already been moved upon)
So think about all that when you go and try to buy a ton of items. If you are hogging them, chances are you are not alone and that could cause you not to come out ahead.
Another thing you need to do is learn what makes money on your server. Just because there are huge profits by one or two people does not mean it will work for everyone.
Buyer beware!
On a side note, I love reading your blog since I found it. Keep posting cause there are some great ideas and a different perspective. Love it!
beryllos said... April 8, 2009 at 1:38 PM
Sorry if you took my post wrong, I was trying to point out to the Anonymous poster who left no name above my comment who stupid his idea was.
Perhaps I should have been more clear on that. I greatly appreciate all the work you have put into your blog and I read it daily.
Markco said... April 8, 2009 at 8:19 PM
Aw I'm sorry, that was mean of me :(
Anonymous said... April 9, 2009 at 4:59 PM
man, this is totally ahppening with dreamshards on my server.. this very evening they where accually up at 35 g each!.. i mean seriously, that must be 200% overprice at any server?.. the question is wheter to put some of ur stocking out there or keep em all for patch realease?..
Oh and i also did a "Reverse" on icy dragonskin myself, bought em all then posted a gang for overprice ^^
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We will be traveling to Europe this spring with our daughter who will then be 5 y/o. For some reason I had been thinking that we could take this trip without schlepping a car seat but I am now anxiously rethinking that assumption. She is currently 43 1/2 " tall and 42 lbs. and we recently began using the car seat/shoulder belt with her high-back booster seat but the idea of lugging it with us is really oppressive. I have seen the backless boosters and they seem infitnitely more portable. Does anyone have any experience with them. Are they AS safe? What to do about the shoulder belt?
What is to stop the booster from sliding out from under the child in the event of an accident or sudden stop? Any recommendations for brands/purchasing locales?? Any advice on how to deal with the issue of car safety with a young child in this 'in- between size' while traveling?? Thanks in advance for all replies!
Most recently I traveled alone with him. I took my fanny pack (with valuables), a backpack for diapers, toys, etc, a lightweight stroller that I checked at the plane door and his booster style Century One-Step carseat (I sling it over my shoulder by one of the straps - it's not elegant, but it works just fine). My son (who is an active 2 year old) stayed in the carseat for about 3 hours and toward the very end he got restless and I let him stand up in it for awhile and crawl in my lap - but soon we were descending and I strapped him in again. I was relieved that he didn't put up a fuss about being in the carseat.
However, when my husband has traveled with us, he sits in the middle seat instead of the window seat and seems to get more restless about the carseat. I think the window seat was more secure and had more plane noise to lull him to sleep.
Also, now that he can understand my request that he stay in his carseat, it's easier. And finally, I had to fight my own urge to let him out in order to hold him. It was best for my son not to let him out of the carseat so he got used to it. Good luck and have a great trip!
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"I'm happy for our guys. This is a great moment.
On when you realized this team was CWS caliber:
"You'd be surprised how possible it is every year. Ask
On whether this is the best team you've coached:
From the standpoint of pure defense in the infield and catching, and three guys who love it out on the mound and go deep in the game every time, and a closer who is in a cage by himself, and from offensively how many weapons we have, yes. Looking back on some other teams that had the experience and the toughness, I don't know about this team yet. It was kind of ho-hum today. We could have added a bunch more runs nad we didn't and that drives me nuts. I think they do it on purpose.
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On the win over
I didn't probably have any of my best stuff, but we got some timely outs and the defense did an amazing job. I lost track of how many amazing plays they made. In the outfield and past the infield.
I've heard that I'm frustrating to face, but you can ask our players because I've faced them thousands of times. [Jeff] Larish had no problem facing me.
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I went two years ago and I didn't even play. I sat in the pen the entire time and it was still THE best experience of my life, by far. Just going there, and being in that atmosphere, having all those people there, the fans and the whole experience. Most people odn't get to do it once in their life and I get to do it twice. It is just so exciting that it hasn't hit me yet. I'm so excited that we're going back and this time I get to play.
On the ASU pitching staff:
Our pitchers just don't give up, we have some pretty stubborn guys out there, including myself. And when the cards are down, we get more stubborn and want to stay out there and keep on working through it. It's a good thing when you have that kind of attitude when you try to wipe it out, whatever happens. All of our guys have all the tools to be great pitchers and they are greate pitchers. Our starting rotation has done a great job and Jarvis out of the bullpen has done a great job. Some of the other guys are at that point where they are willing to contribute and everyone will be on their game for the next couple weeks.
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I wish I knew what the difference was. Wallace is rubbing off on me; I'm trying to catch up to him. I've been seeing the ball really well and trying to get hits and get something started.
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They are good. People always talk about their offense so you always expect that coming in. We saw that today. One of the things they do just as well is play defense. They didn't open up any doors for us. It seemed like when they had to make a play, they made a diving play in the outfield or a double play in the infield. I believed two errorless games. But not just errorless games, that's one thing, but to make plays. Plays, if you don't make, open up the door, momentum changers. They are certainly deserving to be a national seed and I think they will do pretty well in
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We just try to take game we've experienced before, with tough losses, and we thought we'd be able to bounce back from that like we have all year. That's one thing we've done well this year is bounce back from tough games. Today we just weren't able to get the hits when we've needed them. As coach said we had runners on early in the game and we had chances. We just weren't able to get the big hit when we needed it. They got the big hits and the big runs in the inning and we weren't able to do that.
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All year we've been battling back from a hard loss like that. Today just wasn't our day. The offense didn't give Lance [
On ASU pitcher Josh Satow:
He frustrates you. Once you start looking for that change up he'll just throw a fast ball that looks like it's 90 [mph] but its not. It's a change up. He did a great job. You have to tip your hat to him.
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I felt good the whole entire day but that inning they just put the hits together when they needed to and I wasn't able to get anybody out that inning. It is just one of those things that happen in baseball. They were able to get the big hits when they needed to and I wasn't able to stop them.


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GREENWOOD TWP- Bay View Lodge did not get an answer, Tuesday, when owner Alissa Sundberg asked the Greenwood Town Board to renew the business's annual liquor license. The town board routinely approves such requests, pending completion of required paperwork and proof of insurance. The actual liquor license is granted through St. Louis County.
Bay View was fined this past year by St. Louis County for underage liquor sales, a violation of their license, but this was not the reason for the town board's reluctance.
Instead, it was the still-simmering issue of the outdoor music noise that created the resistance.
"Quite frankly, Bay View was not a good neighbor last year, in my opinion," said Supervisor Tom Aro.
Attorney Shawn Reed, who attended the meeting with Sundberg, noted that the issue on the table was the liquor license, not the outdoor noise. He noted that there had been a change in ownership in Bay View last fall, and the former co-owner, who managed the business last year, was no longer part of the business.
"Alissa wants to be a better neighbor," he said, "and build the business that way."
Reed noted that Greenwood does not have a noise ordinance "per se."
"I am asking the township to give her a chance," he said, noting the township cannot simply regulate one type of noise.
"It's a legal morass," he said.
Sundberg, who also is owner/manager of Sawmill Saloon in Virginia, is now living at Bay View. She said she has sent letters to all the area residents who signed a petition about the outdoor music issue last year, and is willing to work with the neighbors to address concerns.
"I will be providing hands-on management," she said.
Last year Greenwood approved the liquor license with limits on outdoor music, limiting the time to 10 p.m. The township received numerous complaints that this limit was not followed.
Reed asked that the township approve the license with a similar clause, limiting outdoor music to 10 p.m. Sundberg said they are looking at having live music once or twice a week, on the weekends, with outdoor music ending by 10 p.m. She noted that some of the complaints last year might have been from noise from the outdoor fire ring, and from boaters playing amplified music out on the water.
"With someone responsible living on the site," she said, "we will have more control over those issues."
The Greenwood Planning Commission passed a rule that outdoor amplified music be regulated through a conditional use permit. Sundberg submitted a CUP this year, but then withdrew the application.
Township Chairman Gene Baland wondered if the township should hold a public meeting on the issue.
"Maybe this needs a fair hearing," he said.
Aro noted that when the permits for the deck expansion were approved, it never discussed outdoor music. He also stated that there were some unresolved septic permitting issues.
Planning Director Julia Maki said that approval of the liquor license is contingent on all planning and zoning issues being in compliance.
"It's a land use issue," she said.
Sundberg noted that Bay View is a major taxpayer and employer in the township, with a payroll of about 40 people a month in the summer. She said the business pays $65,000 in taxes a year.
Bay View is moving forward with installation of a new septic system this fall, she said, at a cost of between $100,000 and $150,000.
"Our competition," she said, "Fortune Bay, Wolf Bay, The Landing…all have outdoor music in the summer." She noted that noise is an issue year round from things like motorboats, snowmobiles, and jet skis.
"We need to have outdoor music to survive and compete," she said, noting that the costs of running the resort are much higher than simply running a bar/restaurant.
Supervisor Don Doroff said that for many residents on Birch Point, the outdoor music can "spoil the whole summer."
Aro noted that many of the complaints were from the outdoor karaoke, which was loud and sometimes contained profanity.
Sundberg said that karaoke could be moved indoors. She said almost all the outdoor music was local groups like "The Divas" and smaller groups of one, two or three musicians.
"We are not having rock bands out there," she said.
Supervisor Kirsten Reichel suggested the board get a legal opinion on the issue.
"We have some very angry residents," she said, "we need to approach it a little more carefully this year."
The board decided to table the issue until their May 14 meeting, which gets underway at 6:30 p.m.
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As a year-round round resident across the bay from Bay View I am hoping the board does it's duty and allows absolutelt no amplified music outside, ever. This would include nothing rewuiring electricity- no microphones, no amplifiers. Whenever there is music outside, no matter who it is, we go indoors and close the windows. No music sounds good across the water, including the Divas. It is distorted and simply noise pollution. Property owners have the legal right to the " quiet enjoyment" of their property. Those rights are violated whenever Bayview brings music outside, no matter the time if day. Greenwood Board(elected by the people -) please do the right thing and protect our rights. Keep the noi use inside, where it belongs. Thank you.
Saturday, April 13, 2013 | Report this
Our lake home is along the Bayview road. Since Alissa Sundberg and Erik Lietz took over the operation of Bayview our enjoyment of our home has declined severely. During the periods of time that they have had amplified music on their deck whether it is live, recorded or karaoke we have needed to go inside and close all the doors and windows to avoid the excessively loud music. Many times the music could still be heard inside so there was no escape. Frequently Bayview would ignore the curfews placed upon them by Greenwood Township. Even if they hadn't ignored the curfew so many times it is not their right to destroy our enjoyment of our homes for several hours at least three days per week. Miss Sundberg's lawyer wants us to believe that maybe the late night loud music we hear could be from people around the campfire or in a boat. That statement is absolutely ridiculous. Miss Sundberg would also like us to believe that all the problems associated with Bayview our the fault of her former partner Erik Lietz. That is also ridiculous. There is no way she wasn't aware of the issues and problems that plagued the large area surrounding Bayview.
We are hoping that Greenwood Township will do the right thing and enforce their own rules.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 | Report this
hard rock miner
NO AMPLIFIED MUSIC OUTSIDE EVER! That is the only common sense solution. Man up Greenwood Township, paid, elected by RESIDENTS board. The noise us always OBNOXIOUS when played outside. Bayview survived for decades without disturbing the peace of hundreds if people. I don't patronize the place with the new owner(s) at all. Good neighbors? I'm thrilled when they are closed. Change that attitude Alyssa, become a family friendly, quiet fishing resort again.
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Foimer Mayor pf Mer Rouge Arrest
ted in Baltimore
Louisiana Executive Is Defender of
Bootleggers, Is Claim
Joaltimore, Dec. 26.-Dr. B. M. Mc
XKoin, fo rmer mayor of 14er Rouge,
La. who is- wanted' there in con
nection with the Morehouse Parish
kidnappings and the finding of two
mutilated -bodies in Lake La -Fourche,
was arrested here today at the Johns
Hopkins University-Brady Institute
-where he is taking a post-graduate
course. The arrest followed receipt
of a telegram from Governor John M.
Parker of Louisiana requesting the
local police to arrest McKoin on a
charge of murder.
After questioning by police of
ficihls Dr. McKoin was locked up to
await further action by Louisiana
Other than requesting thb local
authorities to arrest McKoin there
was nothing contained in Governor
Parker's telegram. It read:
"Important. Arrest Dr. McKoin
for murder. Hold him for Louisiana
Dr. McKoin denied knowledge of
the, killing of the two men. "All
I know," he declared, "is that both
me nkillcd were on the bad side
the side of bootleggers, gunmen and
men who associated with negro we
', men."
Purely by Surprise
The discovery of Dr. McKoin here
and his subsequent arrest came
about purely by accident. Word
was received here several day: ago
thaTibr. McKoin was a .student at
Johns Hopkins and D9partment of.
- Justice agents sought to question
him. However, university officials
denied McKoin was registered as a
post-graduate, and. stated several
o letters had been received ther, but
unable to locate him, the letters
were turned over to the postoflice
department as "unknown."
.Early today a policeman was found
on the water front unconscious. He
was removed to a hospital. When the
hospital report reached police head
quarters it was signed by Dr. Mc
'Koin. It was then that local news
papersmen rushed to the hospital and
interviewed him. Up to that time the
telegram from Governor Parker ask
ing for his arrest had not been receiv
ed. Dr. McKoin spoke freely and in
sisted he was not a fugitive from jus
tice, and that he had made no at
tempt to conceal his identity.
He stated he has been in B3lti
more since October 1, and had left
Mer Rouge after an attempt had
been made to assassinate him.
Not Member of Klan
Dr. McKoin insisted he was not
a.member of the Ku Klux Klan: He
praised the organizati., however,
saving the members "did much to
hold down bootlegging and im
morality, while I was mayor of Mer
Rouge.' He also stated that law
lessness is a common occurrence
at. Mer Rouge and that he was
among those who started to clean
up the place. The result he said,
. was a hard battle with bootleg
gers, moonshiners and men of bad
'Just before I left Mer Rouge a
boy of a good family was shot in
the back. What did the sheriff and
Governor do? The case was dis
missed after a jury filled with boot
leggers and the vicious element de
clared the alleged murdlerer inno
ic ent.
"Now, howvever, when a bootleg
gait andl some one else is killed, the
Governor joins in the investigation
This affair, in rmy opinion, wili do
cide whether the dlecent andl good
element of the town will control."
Dr. McKoin statedl he had re
ceived threatening letters a long
time before lie left Mer Rouge and
aisked the sheriff to investigate
without success. "Just as I left
the miayorship and the successful
candidate went into office," he con
tinuedl, "gAngs that paraded the
streets fired shots around my house.
I asked the sheriff to take mat
ters in handl, but nothing was done."
Honolulu, Dee. 26.-Musical so
lections, broadcast by station WSB,
of Atlanta, Ga., December 15 and
16, were heard distinctly at Wai
luku, Island of Maun, according to
advices just receivedl Iere. A. F.
Iosta, postmaster at Wailuku, op
erated the amateur set that picked
up the signals.
Darlington, Dec. 26.-One negro
man was shot to dleath, another negro
had his finger chopped oft by an axe,
a small negor girl was accidentally
shot, when a shot gun foll from a
wagon and another negor man was ac
cidentally shot in the log by one-of
his friends during the holid aya just
passedl. ___
Chicago, Dec. 26.-TIhe automobIle
caused a higher number of sudden and
violent deaths i Chicago and Cook
* county during the past year tha~n any
otiragency, aeording to a report of
osw 'sr office pubnnlh~ksmto
WILL W TRY fOR
Gable, S. C., Dec. 6th, 1922.
Mr. Harvie Jordan, Seety.
Cotton Growers Associaaon,
'St. Mnatthews, S. C
Dear Sir:
I noticed a report of' your speech
in Charlotte N. C. about two weeks
ago, in which you said: "It la only a
question of time- when the boll weevil
will eventually destroy the cottpn
crop, unless systematic, concerted ac
tion is taken by the farmers to pre
vent it, even- Pt they have to be forced
into it by law."
I also noticed an article in last
Sunday's'State, from which it appears
that the Agriculture Department in
Bulletin No. 1111 advisep community
organization in gin units.
In today's paper a repo't of the
Memphis meeting in which Mr. Hun
ter said: "An individual farmer who
does not follow proper Wethods may
breed enough weevils to nullify the
efforts of his neighbors. It therefore
appears that some system of enforc
ing community action{ by law is de
I thought about a year ago that I
saw the same thing Mr. Hunter says,
as quoted above, an$ ran a page ad
vertisement in the Manning Times,
calling for a meeting of the farmers
in our community May 13th. We are
enclosing circular distributed at that
time, also copy of a! report of the
As we were rather; late in getting'
started iast year, we did not accom
plish as much as we hoped to.
If after reading thlt ;circular you
are enough interestedito attend a re
vival meeting of this organization and
will advise about when it would suit
you to come, we will arrange for a
meeting. The farmers at Summerton
were called together last week for
the purpose of forming a similar or
ganization, and those present at the
first meeting appointed a committee
to arrange for the second meeting, at
which time the Association will prob
ably be formed.
I have talked with quite. a number
of farmers in the neighborhood of
Bishopville, and they are Teady for
a similar organization. One of the
Lee County farmers remarked to me
a few days ago, that he did not dread
the wintered over weevil any more,
he could take care of hitn, but the mi
gratory weevil is what he dreads.
An organization of this kind would
go a long ways toward solving the
problem of community planting one
kind of seed, planting at a given time,
all picking at the same time, and all
destroying the stalks at the same
Will you help us?
Very truly yours,
C. C. Christal.
Mr. C. C. Christal,
Gable, S. C.
Dear Mr. Christal:
After an absence in New York and
New England covering a' period of
some two weeks, I find upon my re
turn your valued communication of
the 6th instant, which I have read
with :auch interest.
It will afford me great pleasure to
comply with your very cordial invita
tion to meet with a gathering of your
farmers at sometime during the
months of January and February, and
discuss with them the latest and most
approved methods of boll weevil con
The American Association is pre
paring to inaugurate a system of
county demonstration farms in 400
counties east of the Mississippi river
next year. It will be a great aid to
the far'mers of your county to have
such, a (demonstration farm in your
county, to be planted, cultivated,'fer
tilizedl and poisoned undler specific
directions for getting the best possible
If you will write to me about the
first of .January, stating what time
during that month or February you
would prefer to have your county
meeting in regard, to these matters,
I will make my arrangements to com
ply with your invitation and be with.1
you on that occasion. It is our pur
pose to do everything possible (luring
the coming season to render every
valuable aidl to the farmers in the
South Atlantic and Middle Gulf States
to enable them to overcome the wvee
vil andl prevent the migratory flight
of the insect which dlestroys the crop
each season nt -heavily infested sec
With best wIshes for a Merry
Christmas and Happy Now Year, I
Veytruly yours
(siged) arvie. Jordan,
American Cotton Association.
Gable, S. C., Dec. 23, 1922.
Mr. Shope,
Dear Sir:
I am enclosing copy of letter just
It appears probable that wve can
get one of these 400 Demonstration
farms for Clarendoni County, if we
Will you-assist in forming a County
organization for the purose of com
bhating the weevil and trlgto briny
Clarendon back to pro-bol weevil
conditions-48,000 bales ?
Would you like to have Mr. Hlarvie
JordIan, Secretary of the American
Cotton Association with us at the or..
ganization meeting?
Where should the meeting be hold
and when? I favor meeting at the
COuiti Home. Satunda-y. ?4lnna int
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busy0th, and fo d soe c ee toreaMr T houS
aTon ab ove the gttes ave eeverpoured ii
recive frmM.CL.Chitlo t~ast ondofy
Gable. Mr. Christalts trateaimeeaing bythanrid w
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aToe atbone tore figtte boll weeil woule falle vin
rcie rM.C. Christal suget tha aa meein by hadior
get one of the 400' experimental farms seventy horses
that Mr. Jordan says is goig to be cows and a bi
placedi the cotton belt of the South. several car lo<
. It is time for Clarendon County to gies,' automobi
get together and try to. get on our and ton upon
feet. We can do it if we will only etc.
make the efort. There is no one go- rhe squeals
ing to jump in and help us unless we the bellows of
show the proper spirit and start the and groanse
work ourselves. heart-renderin
We beheve it is the duty of some to save them.
of ouri leading men to take hold of horse who ws
this movement at once and get out town bought i
and interview the people and see just who for years
what date they want the meeting the duties as a
held. Mr. Christal will gladly fur- to (loath. In
nish all the help that he can. Let's horses were]
hear from seome one tomorrow, haven't as yet
from Mr. Tho
horses and mu
WORKING ON HIGHWAYS is supposed th
flce, besides th
Columbia, Dee. 26.-Highways The Mannir
throughout South Carolina are rapid- There was $
ly being put in shape for fir'st-class contents. IMr.
travel following cessation of the gen- all of his thin
eral rains last Fridlay, it wvas anno un- ing. Thomas'
cedl at the office of the State Hi-gh- $35, 000 net.
way Commission here today. Mainten
ance gangs andl patrolmen are busy
and it is expected that every mile of - UE~L IB
State roadl under maintenance will
have been gone over by Wednesday. Washington
The commission gave out this Senprae
statement, headed "Highways Now ("yas federa
in Better Condition." transmissiont
"The State Highway Department Harding to b
announced this mornig that since uary 1. Aloi
the cessation of rains Friday the brief report oi
State highways are being' rapidly .emergency oft
whipped back into shape. The main- lislied Septeml
tenance gangs and patrolmen ever clusion of tl
the State arti now busy and it is Spens will reti
eg pectedl that practically overy as vice presi
mil10 of ,State road under maitite- .Burlington ani
nance will liave been mnachined gr headquarters
dragged by tomorrow. It is consid<
"Through trafile should experi-- fuel distrihut
enco no especial difficulty en the closed soon
State roads after todlay except tbhat though an o
ron the Washingtoni-Atlanta high- held $agether
way through Chesterfield County; details. Uhd
'traffic should detour by Hartsville -Presdnt Wa
lan' Bsh~vile. Throuh traflW its aclo te
betweet Greitvill Grioiwbyd drawing a,-pi
Nvilh find' better roads boin via an emergney'~
Piedmont. Belton and on Id. -f-nntioned
view of I92L 1
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night at 10:20 o'clock
was sent in as it was
large brick stables of On Public Improvement - Roads,
Stock Co., burning .
four streams of water Bridges, Fire Department and
to the mass of flames. Electric Plant Receive
he most disastrous fires Benefit
has experienced in--.-.
time looked as if the Su.mter, Dec. 26.-Sumter county
, the Bank of Mann- and the city of Sumter are now in
min Times, Postoffice, the course of spending $4,678,500 ir
Nimmer's residence modern county and municipal imjprove.
;ims to the fire, but ments, according to a compilatior
;he damage was confin- maedlpublic here today by E. 1. Rear
mas building. In the don, manager-secretary of the Sum.
about sixty-five to ter County Chamber of Cop mnerce
and mules, several The improvements range from 125
Inch of hogs. Besides miles of concrete and asphalt high.
is of new wagons, bug- jways and a modern municipal electri<
les, farm machinery light and ice plant to the construction
ton of hay, corn, peas, of an abattoir for preparing meat foi
the citizens of the city and county.
from the burning hogs, Besides the public moneys being
the cowvs and the moans spent many thousands of dlollarl
>f (lying horses were are being spent on private enter
7, but it was impossible prises. Modern rural school build
Major the big black ings arc being constructed in, mana
.a the first horse the sections of the county.
or the fire wagon, and The money now in -course is be
~and years performed ing' spent includes a bond issue foi
fire horse, was burned $2,500,000 authorized by dlirect vot<
fact,, both of the town of the people for roads and one
ost in the fire. We for $500,000 voted by the countl
been able to ascertain legislative dlelegation. It is esti
mao how many of his mated that to this $3,000,0000 fun<
les wecre bur;.ed, but It will be added $600,000 from Stat,
are were about twenty- ,and federal funds. Besides thi:
s cows and hogs. .sum, the count ypaid $37,600, as it:
g .Drug Store, which one-fourth of the cort of builing
aildmng was destroyed, the Wateree bridge; $11,000 for ap
,000 insuranco on the proaches to the bridge and $15,00(
Thomas had $4,000 on for machinery and equipment fo:
gs including te build- building the Owgo highway.,
loss is somethIng like The city of Sumter has jusf spen
$700,000 for the purchase of thl
-old privately owned electri. ligh
[188 WILL QUIT and ice plant and the buIlding :
a muodern plant; a bond issue o:
$260,000 was voted on Septemboi
Dec. 26.-Conrad E. 12, for street and sidewalk work
1i his resignation to- $26,000 has been dlonatedi by fifta'
I fuel distributor for citizens for establishing the Me
omorrow to President morial Park to World War Vet
ecome effective Jan- erans; $2,000 for moderiizing an<
ig with It will go a miotorizin~ the lire department
*the work of the $16,000 or dlowtnown street light
ce, which was estab- ing $756,000 for extension and en
er 22, after the con- largig of the watqr mains, estab
ie coal strikes. Mr. lishment of a gerba go removal sys
urn to his former post temn, a public n~ural gservice am
ent of the Chicago, motorizin gof the vai ous services
LQuiney iulroad, with and $8 0 0fo erection of a mod
~tChicago~ ern abattoir.
red probable that the The county, according to Mr. Rear
Ion offices will be don, has adopted the slogan "nevel
after January , al- say die--to--with the bol weevily
rganization wi be an~ is planning its work so it will bi
to care for leftover independent of cotton in the fytt~wo.
es the raw creatngit,'
rding~ may term late M~yfoolish persons add to tha
at ny time by with- ;buren of tomorrow before they ar<
'olumation declaring 'called upon to bear it. We can al
under which! it has Increse our worrIes; It Is as simpJ
aiif surely better, to lessen them
SHIPS BAlIERED
Fr4ourteen Vessels- Enter lty York
Badly Scarredc
FiVE VESSELS OVIgRDUE
Skippers Report Viciod Never-End
ing Battles With .ashing
New York, Dec. 26.Battered and
scarred by heavy weather, fourteen
ships plowed slowly into quaran
tine from early morning until late
afternoon today, the,' skippers of
them all reportin r a vicious never
ending battle wit i. a series of lash
ing hurricanes Which seemed to
shake the Atlantic to the bottom.
One ship- the 'igantic new liner
Caronia-put in at ,Halifax because
she was steadily losing her fight
with the storm. Another liner re
ported to her owners that she would
be two days late, A third flashed in
with a. report tIfat she couldn't reach
New York until tomorrow, although.
she has apparently gone safely
through most 4f the storm.
The center o 'the storms which have
been ruling the waves for the last
three weeks, aplleared to be about
1,000 niles off f 4e European coast.
Skippers of the linas said they crash
ed int othem at this port and fought
steadily through terrific gales until
within 500 miles of the United States.
All Are 'attered
All of the ships which came into
quarantine today were freighters.
Some of the mhadt parts of the
bridges gone. Small boats on their
decks were crushed a d torn. In
one or two instances4 Ratches were
pounded in, and all of them reported
their crews had been I oil skins
almost steadily for from five to
-fourteen days.
Even with fourteen ships, report
ing in, quarantine did not have as
many as were expected. Five ships,
including La Savoie, were overdue.
La Savoie reported she would be
in Thursday but - the owners' heard
nothing from the Lord Byi h, the
Eastern City and the York Castle,
all of which were expected at their
docks today. The President Mon
roe will arrive tomorrow. Cable
and wireless messages told of the
ravages on the European side. Fal
mouth, England, reported three
ships had put in there with broken
machinery and another went to St.
Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, her
engines also damaged.
The Belgian steamship Londoner,
going to Norfolk, Va., had to stop
in Queenstown for repairs. Ilali
fax reported that the Norwegian
freighter Lorentz W. Hanson, which
sailed from Swansea, Wales, De
cember 14, with a load of coal, had
been forced to put back to Liverpool,
leaking and with her bridge swept
New York, Dec. 26.-Eight death
wer attributed today to drinkill'g
poisonous liquor over Christmas. A
score or more of victims were con
fined to hospitals.
Of the eight persons who died,
two were women. A Brooklyn wo
man was arrested as the seller of
whiskey which caused the death of
one of the women.
Many in Hospital
Boston, Dec. 2(-t-More than fif
ty persons were in hospitals here
today suffering from alcohol poi
son as a result of drinking liquors
obtained during the holidays. Two
dleaths due to this cause occurred.
Eighteen of the patients were list
ed as in a critical condition.
One Death
D~etroit, Dec. 26.-Poi sonous liquor
-(obtainedl over the Christmaus holidays
- was declared by the p)olice today to
have been responsible for one dheath
andl the illness of more than a score
of persons here. From Saturday
night until this morning, twventy-three
personsi declared to'have partaken of
poisonous whiskey were admitted to.
Washington, Dec. 26.-A confer
ence of representatives of steam
ship lines in the Gulf, South At
lantic and North Atlantic districts
will be held January 15 to diaduss
trafic matters with a view of re
vising any dliscrepancies, andl con
'tin~uinig their harmonious relations,
'toe Shipping Board ann.ouncel to
Representatives of foreign flag
lines as wol Ias of American opera
tors- have been inv'itedl to attend the
I conference, which, it wvas said prob
ably will be held at Atlantic dity.
Memphis, Dec. 26.--Miss Chart
I Wi li ms, of Memphis, on January
1 ~l1 resign as vice chairman of
the Democratic national committee
and as the woman representative
from Tennesseo on that committee,
sh~e announcedl tonight.
Miss Williams has been a mom
bqr of the committee since 1018 and
,yice chairman since 1020. She said
slie had found it impossible to give
the necessary work to political af
.fairs, and she had, theroforo de
I 'eided to notify Cordell Hull, ciair
i s of the committee, ofher desire
fta maion.
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2010: IWLCA third-team All-America ... IWLCA first-team All-Region ... Unanimous first-team All-Ivy ... Tewaaraton Award Watch List Selection ... Appeared in 14 games, starting each one ... Missed five games with an ankle injury ... Fifth on team with 36 points ... Tied for second with 32 goals ... Second on squad with seven free-position goals ... Had two goals in season opener against Drexel (2/27) before suffering injury ... Netted four goals at Cornell (3/28) ... Had two free-position goals against the Big Red ... Went for four goals, two ground balls and two draw controls against Columbia (4/4) ... Put up five points (4g, 1a) against Brown (4/25) ... Had five draw controls against the Bears ... Had one goal, three ground balls and two draw controls in Ivy League Tournament semifinal against Princeton (4/30) ... Notched a hat trick and four draw controls in Ivy final against Dartmouth (5/2) ... Was named Ivy League Tournament Most Outstanding Player and all-tournament ... Scored three goals in NCAA first round against Boston University (5/15) ... Added three ground balls against the Terriers ... Found the back of the cage four times against Maryland in the NCAA quarterfinal round (5/22) and added four draw controls.
2009: Tewaaraton Award nominee ... IWLCA first-team All-America ... Ivy League co-Player of the Year ... Unanimous first-team All-Ivy ... Team's second-leading goal scorer (32) ... Accounted for a quarter of the team's draw control wins (50) ... Scored in all but two games ... Had three four-goal outings-Boston University (3/11), Columbia (3/27), Harvard (4/4) ... Had two hat trick games-Cal (2/21), Northwestern (4/25) ... Scored the game-winner four times-Drexel (2/21), Cal (2/27), Boston University (3/11), Penn State (3/18) ... Went 2-for-3 on free position goals against Boston University (3/11) ... Won six draws at Columbia (3/27) and went 2-for-2 on free position shots ... Won five draws against Drexel (2/21), Penn State (3/18) and Harvard (4/4) ... Named Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week twice (3/30, 4/27) and defensive once (4/6) ... Recognized on the Ivy League weekly honor roll (4/20) ... Earned IWLCA Academic All-America honors.
2008: Played in all 19 games and started all but one ... Notched two ground balls and a caused turnover at Stanford (3/9) ... Scored twice while adding a ground ball, two draw controls and two caused turnovers against California (3/11) ... Scored a goal against Yale (3/15) ... Tallied two goals, an assist, two ground balls, a draw control and a caused turnover against Penn State (3/19) ... Had a goal at Cornell (3/22) ... Had two goals at Columbia (3/29) ... Scored a goal against Johns Hopkins while adding a ground ball and two draw controls (4/2) ... Notched a goal, three ground balls, a draw control and three caused turnovers at Dartmouth (4/12) ... Scored twice and picked up eight ground balls against Brown (4/19) ... Picked up five ground balls, had two draw controls and three caused turnovers against Temple (5/3) ... Named co-Ivy Defensive Player of the Week (5/5) ... Scored twice and added an assist against NCAA first-round opponent Colgate (5/11) ... Had two goals against Boston University in the NCAA second round (5/17) ... Scored a goal and added a draw control against Duke in the NCAA semi-final (5/23) ... Had a goal, a ground ball and a draw control in the NCAA final versus Northwestern (5/25).
2007: Played in all 18 games, starting one ... Had nine goals, 11 ground balls and 15 draw controls on the season ... Scored her first collegiate goal against Cornell (3/24) ... Had two goals, two ground balls and two draw controls at Johns Hopkins (3/28) ... Scored a goal and grabbed two ground balls at Penn State (4/3) ... Scored a goal, won three ground balls and grabbed four draw controls at Harvard (4/7) ... Scored twice and grabbed three draw controls against Princeton (4/17) ... Scored a goal at Brown (4/21) ... Had a goal in NCAA First Round against Boston University (5/13) ... Grabbed a draw control against Maryland in NCAA second round (5/19) ... Played in NCAA semifinals against Northwestern (5/25).
High School: Lettered in lacrosse ... 2004 Boston Herald All Scholastic ... Three-time First Team Bay State All-Star (2004-06) ... National Honor Society member.
Personal: Daughter of Cynthia Kaplan and Barry Spiro ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, as a economics major.


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Jonathan Avery Dwyer (twitter: @JDwyer27)
Position: RB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 235 lbs.
Born: July 26, 1989 in Marietta, GA
High School: Kell
College: Georgia Tech (school history) (Dwyer college stats)
Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 6th round (188th overall) of the 2010 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 8 (7842nd overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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