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Click here for Part 1 of this week's Film Study, which focused on the New Orleans Saints' dominant performance in overtime against the Dallas Cowboys. Here are more play-by-play observations from the Saints' 34-31 victory:
(14:12 - 11:53) An impressive opening drive for the Saints included two third-down conversions. The first was a perfectly timed 15-yard out-pass from Drew Brees to Marques Colston on third-and-7. Later, on third-and-3, Brees had to slide in the pocket with some pressure coming from DeMarcus Ware before dumping a check-down pass to Pierre Thomas. Cowboys cornerback Mike Jenkins drove a shoulder into Thomas near the first-down marker, but Thomas bounced off him to gain an extra 10 yards for a total gain of 13.
(10:31) Tailback Mark Ingram finished the drive with a 9-yard touchdown run. He cruised through a seam behind fullback Eric Olsen and guard Jahri Evans. Receiver Devery Henderson also had a nice block up the field. ... SAINTS 7, COWBOYS 0.
(7:59) The Cowboys crossed midfield on their next drive, but an outstanding sack by Saints defensive tackle Tom Johnson on third-and-3 killed the drive. The Saints only rushed their front four, and Johnson tore past right guard Mackenzy Bernadeau with an inside move.
(6:17 - 3:53) The Saints' next 16-play drive was filled with a tremendous amount of ups and downs: Receiver Devery Henderson dropped an easy catch, and left tackle Jermon Bushrod was flagged for a false start to set up third-and-14. But the Saints converted with a perfectly executed screen pass to Darren Sproles, who followed blocks by Evans and Ben Grubbs among others and lunged for the first-down marker. On the next play, Colston dropped an even easier pass for what would have been at least a 10-yard gain. But Brees went right back to him for a 9-yard gain on the next play. A false start by tight end Jimmy Graham set up a second-and-13, but a 13-yard pass to Graham on the next play moved the chains again. Ingram looked outstanding on a 9-yard run on first-and-10, cutting back and making cornerback Brandon Carr miss, then showing some speed as he turned the corner. But he got stuffed on the next play when center Brian de la Puente got pushed back by tackle Sean Lissemore.
(15:00 - 14:19) A disastrous finish to that long drive. Ingram got stuffed again on third-and-1, when the Cowboys simply won the battle up front with five men across the line. Evans, Grubbs and Bushrod all got stood up. Then the Saints settled for a 36-yard field goal attempt, which kicker Garrett Hartley yanked to the left for a miss.
(12:57) The first of two 58-yard touchdown passes from Tony Romo to Dez Bryant on back-to-back drives for the Cowboys. This one came on first-and-10. The Saints blitzed five rushers, and safety Roman Harper also ran in to show blitz before dropping back in coverage. Romo faked a handoff then fired deep to Bryant, who turned inside to make the catch while cornerback Patrick Robinson got turned around behind him. Bryant caught it at the 19-yard line and essentially walked in for the score with no one around to help Robinson. ... SAINTS 7, COWBOYS 7.
(11:01 - 10:41) Back-to-back holding penalties against David Thomas and right tackle Zach Strief killed the Saints' next drive. Based on the replay review, it looked like a bad call against Thomas, who delivered a low, legal block that tripped up a defender. Maybe they identified the wrong player, but it was probably a poor call.
(9:06 - 5:54) Lofton forced a holding penalty by flying in behind the line of scrimmage to hit tailback DeMarco Murray for what would have been a 4-yard loss. But the Cowboys still converted a first down after three intermediate gains.
(5:54) The other 58-yard TD by Bryant, using his combination of speed and power to break two tackles (See Plays of the Day in Part 1 of Film Study). ... COWBOYS 14, SAINTS 7.
(5:35 - 1:53) A terrific start by the Saints' offense to cruise from their own 10-yard line to the Dallas 23-yard line on seven plays - with great pass protection and open-field blocking on some screen passes and run plays. Brees started with a great 21-yard pass to Colston in tight coverage. Ingram also had two nice runs, including one where he shed a tackle attempt by Ware at the line of scrimmage and one where he stiff-armed cornerback Morris Claiborne to gain extra yards.
(1:53 - 1:40) The Saints again failed to convert on second-and-1 and third-and-1, this time throwing on both attempts. Brees had time to throw and fired toward Graham both times. But he was well-covered, and the passes were broken up by safety Eric Frampton and linebacker Brady Poppinga.
(1:40) Then after lining up for a field goal, the Saints called timeout and decided to go for it on fourth-and-1. This time, Brees delivered a high pass to Colston that was originally ruled a catch, but replays showed that Colston couldn't complete the catch when he hit the ground. Fortunately, a defensive offside penalty against Cowboys linebacker Anthony Spencer gave them a first down regardless.
(1:16) The drive ended with a 6-yard touchdown pass from Brees to Lance Moore on second-and-goal. Cowboys safety Charlie Peprah slipped and fell when Moore made an inside-outside move for the easy score. ... SAINTS 14, COWBOYS 14.
(1:11 - 0:56) Great pass coverage by the Saints led to a quick three-and-out. Robinson had tight coverage against Bryant this time on an incomplete slant attempt on third-and-3.
(0:47) Sproles seems to be getting faster as the season goes along. He burned past cornerback Sterling Moore on a great timing throw over the middle, then he slipped a tackle attempt by safety Gerald Sensabaugh for a 44-yard gain.
(0:04) The Saints took a shot at the end zone before time expired but ultimately settled for a 37-yard field goal. Hartley hooked this one a bit, too, but just slipped it through the uprights. ... SAINTS 17, COWBOYS 14.
(11:49) The Cowboys started fast, mixing the pass and run to reach the Saints' 29-yard line. But then ends Will Smith and Cameron Jordan blew up a run play to hit Murray for a 6-yard loss. Smith blew past left tackle Tyron Smith with an inside rush and got an arm on Murray. Then Murray tried to run backward to slip free, and Jordan chased him down. The Cowboys ultimately settled for a 47-yard field goal. ... SAINTS 17, COWBOYS 17.
(8:38) The Saints' next drive also got off to a promising start before Ingram was stuffed for a 3-yard loss on second-and-5. The entire left side of the line collapsed in front of Ingram, but Olsen was beat the worst and was actually flagged for a holding penalty that was declined.
(8:00 - 7:00) A three-and-out for the now-surging Saints defense. Blitz pressure forced Romo into an incomplete pass toward a well-covered Miles Austin on third-and-8.
(4:50 - 4:43) The third blatant drop of the game for the Saints killed their next drive. This time Graham dropped an easy ball right at the center of his chest when he tried to turn and run on second-and-5. Then on third-and-5, Sproles was unable to hang on to a high throw while being hit by Sensabaugh near the sideline that was short of the first-down maker anyway.
(4: 37 - 4:25) A perfect punt by Thomas Morstead came to a stop at the Cowboys' 3-yard line. Then on the next play, Lofton forced a Murray fumble at the 7-yard line. Murray cut back to his left, where he was first met by Robinson and Smith. And Smith actually got an arm around Murray's arm, which may have contributed to the fumble. But Lofton forced the ball loose when he came in from the side and stripped it out from Murray's grip. Lofton also did a great job of locating the loose ball and wrapping it up while sitting on his butt and getting hit by a Cowboys player.
(4:08) It took the Saints three tries, but on third-and-goal, Brees fired a 5-yard touchdown pass to Pierre Thomas. Brees had tons of time to scan the field before Thomas slipped through the line wide open. ... SAINTS 24, COWBOYS 17.
(1:18) The Cowboys had to punt again after a tipped pass by Jordan on first-and-15, then a dropped pass by Murray on third-and-6.
(15:00 - 11:50) A big-time 98-yard touchdown drive by the Saints included three third-down conversions. The first was a 6-yard run by Thomas on a well-designed third-and-2 draw play. The second was a 16-yard pass to a wide-open Graham in the middle of the field on third-and-7. And the third was a 60-yard pass from Brees to Colston on third-and-8. The Saints did a great job picking up a blitz, and Brees hit Colston coming across the deep middle just beyond the 50-yard line. Peprha flew in to hit Colston at the Dallas 48-yard line, but Colston bounced off the tackle and won a foot race down to the 3-yard line before Moore pushed him out of bounds.
(11:14) A play-action fake left fullback Dave Thomas wide open for a 3-yard touchdown pass on the next play. ... SAINTS 31, COWBOYS 17.
(10:58 - 9:48) A zone coverage breakdown left Bryant wide open for a 26-yard gain on third-and-10. But then the Saints tightened up with a nice pass break-up by cornerback Johnny Patrick, a dropped pass by Austin and a sack on third-and-10. The Saints sent five rushers on a zone blitz, and when Romo couldn't find anyone open immediately, he tucked and ran. End Junior Galette chased him down from behind for a 2-yard sack.
(9:39 - 4:59) The Saints started strong, including a 17-yard run and 10-yard catch by Sproles. But a zero-yard run by Thomas (no hole open to the right side), a false start by Graham and a 2-yard draw run by Sproles set them back. Brees had to settle for a check-down pass to Graham on third-and-13 with no one else open deep.
(4:20) Bryant struck again, beating Robinson by a full step in single coverage down the left side for a 41-yard catch. Bryant actually had to turn and come back for the ball, but Robinson wasn't able to make a play on it.
(3:49) Murray was wide open on a check-down pass that he turned into a 15-yard gain.
(3:40) Romo threw a perfect 16-yard touchdown pass to receiver Dwayne Harris on second-and-10. Romo fired toward Harris' back shoulder before he turned around and made a great break on the ball on the perfectly-timed play. Patrick was in coverage, but it's hard to blame him too much on this one. ... SAINTS 31, COWBOYS 24.
(2:04 - 1:45) The Saints gained one first down but couldn't finish their next drive. Ingram was stuffed for a 1-yard loss on first-and-10 behind poor blocking all around on the left side from David Thomas, Bushrod and Olsen. Then Sproles gained just one yard on a shotgun draw. And on third-and-10, Hatcher beat Grubbs to put heavy pressure on Brees up the middle. Brees actually made a terrific throw off his back foot while running away, but Colston caught it one yard short of the first-down marker.
(1:45) After trying to draw the Cowboys offside, the Saints punted and gave up a 28-yard return by Harris to the Cowboys' 36-yard line. Harris caught the ball near his left sideline and cut back toward the middle, where he got two or three great blocks and made two or three guys miss (Jerico Nelson over-pursued and Ramon Humber and Casillas both missed shots at him).
(1:29 - 0:55) Romo had tons of time to throw on the first play against a four-man rush and settled for a check-down pass to Murray in the flat. Patrick and Mack should have tackled him or forced him out of bounds, but he ran through them to gain an extra 13 yards for a total gain of 22. After that, the Cowboys gained four yards on a pass to Bryant and 19 yards down the middle to Witten to reach New Orleans' 19-yard line.
(0:32 - 0:21) After a spike on first down, Romo threw incomplete on second and third down. The Saints' entire defensive line got a good push on second down, especially Johnson up the middle. And tackle Sedrick Ellis hit Romo as he threw it away. On third down, Lofton had good coverage on Witten as Romo overthrew him in the end zone.
(0:21) Romo hit Austin for a 19-yard touchdown against Patrick on fourth-and-10, though. Romo had plenty of time to throw against a four-man rush and stepped up to fire a perfect throw to Austin on a comeback route. Patrick's momentum took him to the back of the end zone, so he looked lost when the ball arrived. ... SAINTS 31, COWBOYS 31.
See Part 1 of Film Study.
Offense (95 snaps)
J Evans G 95 100%
Z Strief T 95 100%
B Grubbs G 95 100%
J Bushrod T 95 100%
D Brees QB 95 100%
B De La Puente C 95 100%
M Colston WR 69 73%
D Henderson WR 68 72%
D Thomas TE 55 58%
J Graham TE 53 56%
L Moore WR 44 46%
J Morgan WR 42 44%
E Olsen G 38 40%
D Sproles RB 37 39%
P Thomas RB 33 35%
M Ingram RB 30 32%
M Higgins TE 6 6%
Defense (57 snaps)
I Abdul-Quddus FS 57 100%
P Robinson CB 57 100%
R Harper SS 57 100%
C Lofton LB 57 100%
W Smith DE 55 96%
C Jordan DE 52 91%
E Mack CB 48 84%
J Patrick CB 32 56%
S Ellis DT 32 56%
J Galette DE 23 40%
R Bush SS 21 37%
M Wilson DE 21 37%
J Vilma LB 21 37%
T Johnson DT 21 37%
D Hawthorne LB 17 30%
J Greer CB 17 30%
J Casillas LB 15 26%
B Bunkley DT 15 26%
A Hicks DT 9 16%


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Purchase, NY (Nov. 5, 2010) – It's not often that a team wins one game and walks away from the season feeling good about the future.
But that was the story for the 2010 Purchase College men's soccer team. The Panthers finished last and only recorded one win this fall – albeit a memorable one – but can see a bright future on the horizon under new head coach Ricardo Lyon-Trapp.
With the loss of two key players from last year's team, goalie Alex Frenkel and standout scorer Sebastian Munoz, the Panthers were dealt a bad hand before the season even started. However, Purchase showed how much a team can rally together when faced with adversity. The Panthers played extremely well down the stretch, holding Old Westbury to one goal in a tightly contested 1-0 loss in the final game of the regular season. Old Westbury, a playoff bound team, and one of the top seeds in the tournament was surely tested by Purchase's cohesive team play.
[Pictured above: STANDOUT SEBASTIAN RIBEIRO TURNS THE CORNER FOR MEN'S SOCCER. -Photos by Karla Mera]
The Panthers are hoping to build off of that unity in 2011. This fall belonged to senior midfielder Sebastian Ribeiro and standout goalkeeper David Kurzweil, who played exceptionally well despite the team's record. Kurzweil made the most saves in the league and kept the Panthers in nearly every game they played.
Turning their attention to next season, Purchase is looking forward to a big time recruiting class and the return of some promising soon-to-be upperclassmen. Midfielder Nick Esposito will look to power a senior class next year that includes key defenseman Ki Walker and midfielder Adrian Vallejo. Walker provided the late game winner in Purchase's 2-1 win against Sarah Lawrence midseason.
The team will also return a strong set of young guns. Michael Beckett became a force in the back until a torn ACL sidelined for the year late in the season. Joe Antolino also started making some noise as the season closed out – look for him to mature and become one of the anchors next fall.
Purchase will also return Robert Acosta, a speedy ball-handler and scorer who will look to lead the Panthers back to the playoffs next fall.
-Mike Zacchio and Bobby Ciafardini, SID
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Triangle Restaurant Week is in full swing and more than a dozen Durham restaurants (plus many others in Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, and Raleigh) are offering special deals on three-course menus for both lunch and dinner.
In Brightleaf Square, you can enjoy a $15 lunch or $30 dinner at Chamas Churrascaria, considered one of the best steakhouses in the region. This all-you-eat deal includes the full Brazilian Rodizio experience, with a huge salad bar, buffet of hot dishes, and as many types of meat as you like, all sliced to order at your table. The lunch deal is available through Friday; dinner is served nightly through Sunday. Bring your biggest appetite.
Also in Brightleaf Mount Fuji Asian Bistro lets you choose any appetizer, any entree or sushi platter, except the sushi boat and sushi/sashimi combo, and any dessert for the special $30 dinner price.
Piazza Italia, another spot in Brightleaf, offers three-course $15 lunch and $30 dinner menus, featuring fresh pasta made in house.
Several of the participating restaurants offer vegetarian menus including Parizade, Guglhupf, and Piedmont, all making creative use of mushrooms.
Dos Perros offers three-course vegetarian meals of creative Southwestern and Mexican cuisine, priced at $15 for lunch, just $20 for dinner. Don't miss the mole.
Area locavores should make tracks to Watts Grocery to sample the seasonal cooking of renowned local chef Amy Tornquist.
Another great choice for locavores: Four Square, located in the historic 1908 Bartlett-Mangum mansion.
Steak-lovers have several options. You can try one of the famous filet mignons at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse in the Renaissance Center at Southpoint, or dive into a 16 oz. skirt steak at Metro8 Steakhouse on 9th St.
If it's seafood you're after, Blu offers several selections including NC trout, organic salmon, and shrimp and grits on its $30 menu.
Fans of French cuisine are in luck. Rue Cler discounts its regular $30 prix fixe menu to just $25 for Restaurant Week. Vin Rouge is also participating, offering a $30 menu that includes three courses of its authentic French dishes, including Salmon crusted with dijon mustard and a huge Salad Nicoise.
Triangle Restaurant Week continues through Jan. 30. Find a full listing of participating establishments, menus and more at the Restaurant Week website. Reservations are highly recommended.


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No problem! It's fun tracking stuff like that down.
I don't remember too much of Dimmicks inside as we usually just peered in the windows as kids wishing we could root around in there. I bet that was a treasure trove of artifacts at one point! I just remember it looking like stuff all over the place and to be honest I don't ever recall seeing a new motorcycle in there. As kids we rode Hondas and were usually at Bobs getting parts and fixing them ourselves. Great thing about being 13 years old with no money. You learn to fix it yourself or you didn't ride! Back then there was tons of trails up above Waverly and we could ride for miles with just short road crossings.
I wish I could go back in time and wander around Dimmicks. I imagine if you were into Harleys back then if he couldn't fix it no one could!!!
RUBONE: Love the Harley Rainsuit...was it canvas?? Looks heavy as heck!!!


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News and notes from Erie's nightspots
TOWNLINE TAVERN. 9235 W. Main Road, North East. Townline has two new entertainment offerings: line dance lessons on Mondays at 8:30 p.m., and karaoke with DJ Amber on Fridays, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 725-1677.
THE BREAKFAST PLACE: 4108 Peach St. Get your late-night breakfast at 11 p.m. on Fridays, or later, up until 2 p.m. on Saturdays (that's 15 hours!). The cycle repeats Saturday nights -- open at 11 p.m. through Sunday at 2 p.m. 864-2727.
LUCCHETTI'S PIZZA: 1042 W. 26th St. If you have the munchies after last call, give Lucchetti's a jingle. The pizza shop is open until 2:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday, and until 3:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. 452-4413.


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Cleaning Your Grill Grates: Buying Guide, Reviews, And Ratings
"Last year's grease on the grill, last year's ashes on the bottom. That's what makes a Bundy Burger special." Al Bundy, Married With Children, 1989
Grease and oils get rancid, particularly in hot weather, and rancid grease on your grill grates can make your food taste bad. Rancid grease on the bottom of the grates can vaporize and flavor the food, too. Then there's the black crust. It is mostly carbon and it tastes like burnt toast.
It is vital that your food go on clean grates. Before you cook, get the grates ripping hot, close the hood, wait about 15 minutes or until the smoke subsides. That's grease smoke and it does not enhance flavor like wood smoke. It coats the meat with acrid soot. The heat will burn off the grease and turn any food or sauce bits to carbon.
A better practice is to clean after a cook to discourage insects from hanging around between cooks. Letting charcoal burn itself out and carbonize food residue is a good practice, but leaving a gasser or pellet burner on can get you in trouble. If you are forgetful, as I am, especially after a meal and wine, it is easy to accidentally leave the grill run all night and burn through a bottle of propane or a bag of pellets, so either set an alarm or just shut down when you bring in the food.
I start with a scraper like GrillFloss (below) and then I dip a stainless steel wire brush (below) in water and scrub with the wet brush, creating steam in the process. Then I follow up with a damp cloth to pick up any dust, chunks,or wire bristles left behind. You may want to try a handheld steam cleaner for both your grates and the interior of your grill. A mild enzymatic cleaner like Dawn Grill Cleaner is probably safer than a chemical cleaner whose residue could be noxious.
If your grates are reversible, flip them over between cooks. That will keep glop from building up on the underside.
Be careful with bristle brushes, especially cheap brass bristle brushes. Bristles fall out. Every year there are scores of sad news stories about people eating meals with bristles hiding on them. The bristle gets stuck in their throats or digestive systems, and repairs can get pretty ugly. Every so often someone dies. Here's an article on the subject from the Center for Disease Control documenting six (!) cases in Providence, RI, in one hospital system in 15 months! The X-rays here are from that article. Think I'm making a big deal out of nothing? Google "grill brush wire stuck throat".
So be sure to look your cooking surface over after brushing or give it a quick wipe with a damp cloth. I've even had readers tell me they run a half an onion or lemon over the grates after brushing. Make sure you have a good bright light pointed at your cooking surface.
If you have a lot of stubborn grease, lay a sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil on top of the grates, put some weights on it so it doesn't float up with the hot air, and let the fire rip for five minutes. Then use tongs to remove the foil, crumple it, grasp the wad of foil in the tongs, and scrub the grates.
When you are done cooking, if you have a gasser or pellet burner, it is a good idea to leave them on to burn off gunk, then scrape them. If you are forgetful, as I am, you can accidentally leave them run all night and burn through a bottle of propane or a bag of pellets, so set an alarm.
Do not run grates through the dishwasher! The grease is pernicious and can coat everything inside the diswasher, and you'll be sleeping on the couch for a while. Periodically take the grates off the grill and lay them on a cloth on the ground. Fill a bucket with hot water and dish detergent. With a brush, scrub both sides and rinse thoroughly. Be warned, if you do this on cast iron it will likely lose some of its non-stick properties, but sometimes, especially if there is rust, you have no choice. Just make sure you thoroughly dry and oil cast iron after washing. You can use a scrubby sponge, and even steel wool on stainless and plated if it has not been chipped.
The AmazingRibs.com science advisor, Dr. Greg Blonder, says "My end-of-year clean is to place the grates in a large tub, pour on boiling hot water, mix in some Dawn, and come back the next day. Cleans off easily with a stainless steel scrubby." My end-of-season clean is with a pressure washer and then dish soap.
Recommended scrubbers and brushes
Alas, there is no single tool that does the job perfectly. Here are some of the options.
CharGon. CharGon is a solidly build grill grate cleaner with a U-shaped tip that makes it easy to scrape the tops, sides, and bottoms of round grill grates with no risk of rogue bristles and the health hazard they present. It takes a bit longer than brushes, but it does a better job.
Weber 18-Inch Bamboo Grill Brush . Still the easiest, and most effective way to remove grease. Heat the grates and then brush. Simple. There are a variety of brushes like this with rustproof brass bristles but the Weber is my favorite because it is well built. Some have flat scrapers on the end as well as the brush. I like this model because the C shaped scraper on the end.
The Last Brush. This long handled tool is perfect if you have a deep barbecue pit or catering rig. With two inch bristles that appear to be well anchored into the wood head, there is also a steel scraper, a 36" long wooden handle, and a leather strap for hanging.
US Forge Welding Stainless Steel Wire Brush. This is my go to tool. The bristles are stainless so they won't rust if I dunk them in water or leave them out in the rain. They're good and stiff for dislodging stubborn carbon deposits, and the narrow ones fit perfectly into the valleys of GrillGrates. They are anchored to the wooden handle well enough that I've never had a bristle pop out (I have seen them come out of plastic handles).
Steamfast SF-320 Portable Steam Cleaner
This is the heavy artillery. I use mine once a year to deep clean and more often on the deflector plates on my pellet smokers. These steel plates lie directlyu below the cooking grates and gan get mighty greasy. Steam does the trick. Also come in handy in the kitchen and bathroom!
Grillfloss. Similar to the Billy Bar, the angled head makes getting the sides and undersides of grates easier. There are two semicircular scraping surface that fit all thicknesses. Like the Billy Bar, this takes time. The biggest problem is that the tip is not very thick and it can bend and eventually break. You can buy replacement tips, but I would prefer to start out with a sturdy one.
A block of wood. You can build your own by simply taking a block of wood and a heat-proof glove and rubbing the wood on the grates. If you do it right, eventually you will wear grooves in the wood that fit the grates perfectly. But a block will not get the underside.
Aluminum foil. Take a big ole wad of foil, put on a heat-proof glove, and scrub. You need heat proof gloves, and more than one wad, which has to be thrown out.
Not recommended
GrillStone Grill Cleaner Starter Set, with Handle and Two Blocks . These pumice-like bricks are great for cleaning wire cooking grate. Do not use them on porcelain or cast iron grates. They are very fast, much faster than Grill Floss or Billy Bars, but they get only the tops. Each brick will scrub about 100 grates before it wears out. They are made from ground recycled glass and they leave a bit of dust behind, so you need a brush to finish the job. It's the microscopic glass dust that makes me nervous. There are other brands of Grill Bricks available.
Tool Wizard BBQ Brush. This device uses a woven stainless steel pad that does a great job of cleaning the grates. At first. It sounds great in theory, and it gets good reviews from others who haven't really used it, but performance is another thing. In theory the scrubber can be removed and run through the dishwasher, but if it is greasy, it can really slime the dishwasher and anything in there. When the scrubber gets disgusting and starts falling apart you can buy replacements, but they are not cheap, and they break down quickly. Before long it begins to slide side to side and unravel. You have to be careful, because when it starts to disintegrate, the woven steel can fall off onto the grill and could get into your food.
T-Brush. This is a large brass-wire brush that used to be one of my faves until it started shedding bristles. The bristles are not glued in, they are held in by twists in a metal bar connected to the handle. Once one or two fall out, the rest come loose more easily. It is very rare, but there have been choking incidents when bristles on the grate got onto food and were ingested.
Scrub & Spray Brushes. These look great on paper. There are replaceable stainless steel brushes and you can drip water while you scrub creating steam. Alas, in practice, I was unimpressed. You have to fill it with water, open a small spigot, scrub, and close the spigot. I didn't think the steam made that much of a difference. I get better results with a simple brush dipped in water. And in winter the water freezes unless you empty it after each use or store it in the house, and nobody wants a greasy grill brush in the house. Besides, I'm always wary of replaceable brush scrubbers. Last time I bought one, at a premium price, the company went out of business within six months.
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I discovered Tasha and her company Make It Snappy when I was on the Mothering Facebook page the other day. I was so excited to discover a company that is dedicated to converting velcro-style closing diapers to snaps. They even do engraved snaps. You HAVE to check them out! Here is Tasha's story:
It was a pretty simple decision to use cloth diapers when our first baby came into our life. There are so many reasons to do it that just outweigh pouring money into the disposable diaper industry. I love the list that the Diaper Pin has on their site > http://www.diaperpin.com/clothdiapers/article_toptenreasons.asp.
However at the end of 2010, nearing the close of my maternity leave and cloth diapering for only about 10 months, I was finding that some of the cloth diapers we had invested in were coming to their end, as well. They were Velcro closures and because we wanted to have more children, I also wanted these to last longer than just one or two babies. I converted some of the ones I had to snaps – making my own patterns depending on the cloth diaper being converted – and found that the snaps gave the diapers an instant new life [see link for some reasons to make the switch > http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=309429&id=261421191348] and I expect they will last through all the children we have! They looked better, stayed closed and didn't create the diaper chains in the wash that had been happening.
After seeing how my own diapers were transformed and being a natural entrepreneur and artist, I went to work putting together Make it Snappy ! Coming to the end of my maternity leave, I was becoming anxious with the thought of maybe having to go back to work. Crunching numbers and giving myself a couple of months to see how things took off before my maternity leave came to an end, I set to work signing up for vendor shows and promoting where and when I could. Make it Snappy was a legal business, up and running at the start of 2010!
In order to incorporate my heart for justice into this business, as with our other business [check out http://www.justmomentsphotography.com], $1 from every diaper conversion is donated towards helping to see an end in human trafficking – specifically sexual slavery. My slogan is: "we'll change your diapers and you'll change someone's life!" I donate to select organizations, such as http://www.ratanak.org and http://www.ijm.ca in 2010. Each client receives information on the organization where the donation was sent so they know they have been part of changing a life, too, and hopefully, will begin to make a difference in their own way, as well.
My first year saw an increase in clientele but mostly it was promoting, promoting, promoting! A couple diaper shops regularly promote Make it Snappy and I have been promoted through and interviewed with some great media sources, including one on TV > http://www.ctstv.com/agn/?vidID=20327. I'm hoping 2011 sees an even larger increase, as I know there are tons of cloth diapers out there with Velcro closures, even with the big brand cloth diaper companies adding snaps to their newer lines!
Take a look at the photos in the MiS Facebook albums [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Make-it-Snappy/261421191348?v=photos] to see the life that snaps give to Velcro diapers! And here > http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=309364&id=261421191348 < to see some before and after photos of some of my own diapers that I have done, too. It's really amazing to see the way Velcro has it's way and it's very satisfying to hear clients' responses when they get their 'new' diapers back!
After seeing some photos of diapers converted at Make it Snappy one mumma wrote, "Wow… look at the damage around where the Velcro used to be compared to where you took the strip off!"
A mother of twin boys and the owner of some very loved cloth diapers said this after having her diapers converted: "Really loving my converted diapers! I didn't realize just how damaged they were until they got their beautiful snaps – a new lease on life! I had 21 BG 3.0's converted in some wonderful colour combinations and I couldn't be happier. I am cloth diapering twin boys so the diapers were VERY WELL used and I almost threw them in the garbage until Anj at rediaper suggested converting and it was the best decision I ever made. So happy that there are no more diaper chains, and no further damage to the fabric! Thank you so much – wonderful colours and great quality work!"
With the new snaps I have in stock, including shaped and engraved, I know you'll love the new life Make it Snappy will give your Velcro closure cloth diapers! If you would like more information, check out the website here > http://www.makeitsnappy.ca. There are links to the online shop, as well as to our Facebook page that has lots of photos of converted diapers!
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The Osuna Park is allegedly haunted by the spirit of a man that committed suicide on the property. Many people have reported seeing strange shadowy figures in the park. The museum in the park is also rumored to be haunted.
The Osuna Park was formerly Washington Park. The Peoria Jail House museum is located within the park. The jail was built in 1939 and is now a public museum that is maintained by the Peoria Arizona Historical Society.
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The Osuna Park apparently has a ghost that roams the property. According to local residents, the park is haunted by the spirit of a lawyer. The attorney was a prisoner that was locked up in the Peoria Jail House. He allegedly killed himself in the jail.
The Osuna Park is located at 10510 North 83rd Avenue, in Peoria, Arizona.
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The District of Columbia may be the seat of America's democracy, but at least one monarchy is thriving here. On Wednesday, March 2, the D.C. Kings celebrated five years of gender-bending drag kings at Chaos. The Kings claim this anniversary makes theirs the longest running drag-king show in the world.
"It's kind of hard to wrap our heads around the specialness of five years," says Kendra Kuliga, a.k.a. Ken Las Vegas. "It feels pretty amazing."
Kuliga, who opened the show with her Prince impersonation, guesses that the anniversary show drew a crowd of about 250. "We packed it," she says. "We always pack it, but this one was particularly packed."
And that wasn't the only treat of the evening.
"We had a cake. It had a crown on it and a big '5,'" she says. "Carlos [Aguilar, the owner of Chaos] surprised us."
During the course of the evening, 11 drag kings did their best to show how far the D.C. Kings have come in five years. Quite a ways, says Kuliga.
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"It's pretty much night and day. All of the kings have risen to an equal level. We have a lot more support and that affects the quality of the show," Kuliga says. "For this show, I asked everyone to do their most favorite number. It was a 'best of' show. They all affected the crowd differently, and they all did a fantastic job."
Though Kuliga seems pleased with how far the Kings have come, she seems equally pleased with where the future might take them.
"I think we're going to have a lot more leaders in the drag king community," Kuliga says. "We're seeing that evolution now. And kings in the African American community want to reach to members of the community who are not just [in] Dupont or Capitol Hill. We want to reach out to more people of color. We're really working to diversify our group. The nice thing about the king shows is that they provide a voice for everyone who performs, and we open it to everyone."
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Quick Hole Too Much As UMass Falls To UNH, 52-21
Nov. 15, 2008
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DURHAM, N.H. - UMass fell behind early and couldn't dig itself out of a 31-0 hole, as the New Hampshire Wildcats cruised to a 52-21 win on Saturday afternoon, all but ending the Minutemen's (6-5, 3-4 CAA) postseason hopes. After the Wildcats (8-2, 5-2 CAA) scored the game's first 31 points, UMass played even the rest of the way (21-to-21), but could never build momentum. Tony Nelson had a monster day on the ground with 154 yards on 24 carries. The Minutemen head home to face Hofstra in the regular season finale next Saturday at 2:30 p.m., a game scheduled to air on CN8.
Nelson's 154 yards were only 21 yards shy of his career-high of 175 set earlier this season at Northeastern. He also surpassed the 1,000 yard mark for the season, giving UMass seven-consecutive seasons of 1,000 yard rushers.
Quarterback Liam Coen struggled for the second-consecutive week, finishing 22-for-41 for 211 yards, one touchdown, and four interceptions.
Victor Cruz led the way on the receiving end with 80 yards on nine catches. In the process, he also went over 1,000 yards on the season. Four other receivers had 30 yards or more through the air: Jeremy Horne (35) and Joe Sanford, Julian Talley, and Ian Jorgenson (all with 30).
Total yards were 621-377 in favor of the Wildcats, as were passing (295-211) and rushing (328-166).
UNH's Chris Jeannot's 15-yard touchdown reception closed out the game's scoring midway through the fourth quarter.
UMass scored its second-straight touchdown to pull within 45-21 when Nelson scampered in from three yards out with 10:38 remaining in the fourth.
The Minutemen used a seven-play, 72-yard drive late in the third quarter to cut the deficit to 45-14. The key plays came on consecutive runs by Nelson (35 yards) and Chris Zardas (16 yards) to set UMass up deep in Wildcat territory. The touchdown came from inside the one yard line when Coen play-faked and found Silver wide open.
The Wildcats struck first in the second half when Mike Boyle's 20-yard touchdown reception made it 45-7.
The Minutemen took advantage of a Terrance Farris blocked punt to get on the scoreboard and make it 31-7 with 9:20 remaining in the second quarter. UMass was set up at New Hampshire's 11 yard line and converted in three plays, finished off with Zardas' fifth touchdown of the season (fourth rushing) from one yard out.
UNH handed the Minutemen a devastating blow with 56 seconds remaining in the second quarter, as on a 3rd-and-7, quarterback R.J. Toman found Jeannot for a 77-yard touchdown and a 38-7 lead heading into halftime.
Chad Kackert picked up his second touchdown of the game (first receiving) when Toman rolled to his left then found him towards the right side of the endzone for the 30 yard pass-and-catch to make it 31-0 with 13:10 to go in the second quarter.
The Wildcats came out strong with scores on all four first quarter possessions. It all started with the first drive of the game that culminated with a Tom Bishop 46-yard field goal for the 3-0 lead less than two minutes into the contest.
New Hampshire then took advantage of two-consecutive interceptions, turning them into a pair of touchdowns for the 17-0 advantage. After a nine-play, 55-yard drive, it looked like the Minutemen would take a 7-3 lead, but Coen's pass was deflected then intercepted by Parent, who returned it 100 yards among a sea of blockers to make it 10-0 with 9:30 remaining in the first.
After Coen was picked off on the next drive, Toman ran the first play up the middle for the 43-yard touchdown run.
UNH mounted its second-consecutive one-play scoring drive when Kackert took a pitch from Toman and found the endzone from 48 yards out to make it 24-0 with 2:43 remaining in the first.
UMass returns home next Saturday at 2:30 p.m. for a tilt with Hofstra.
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On June 7th, two divas in their 60s performed to a packed arena full of enthusiastic fans on Cher's "Dressed To Kill" Tour.
The show began with Cyndi Lauper running through the audience to the stage in a boxing costume, ready for a fight to prove she was worth the audience's attention, half of whom had yet to find their seats. The star's wit, storytelling and, most importantly, voice, eventually won over the lackluster crowd. Clearly age hadn't effected her voice in the least as she mightily belted out classic 80s hits like "Money Changes Everything," "She Bop" and "Time After Time." By the end of her set, the crowd was on its feet for "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" and her emotional cover of Etta James' "At Last." Indeed, Cyndi was more than just an opening, she was the very definition of a warm up, getting the crowd pumped and in great spirits for headliner Cher.
Cher started things off right, standing high atop a pillar wearing a gigantic headpiece decked with long, multicolored feathers. For the next hour and 45 minutes, we were in Cher's world. Her monologues to the audience showed off her great comedic skills, delivering one-liners such as "I,m 68 years old, what's your granny doing tonight?" as well as hilarious anecdotes, she mentioned her unhealthy addiction to Dr. Pepper and how the company gifted her a box with only a six-pack in it, to which she replied, "And there were no diamonds in the box, f**k them!". She joked endlessly about her age, as well as about how this really was her last farewell tour adding a wink, wink right afterwards.
Cher's voice when she sang live was strong and on point, especially during ballads like "You Haven't Seen The Last of Me." Her costumes were everything her fans could want from a Cher concert: extravagant, colorful, shimmering and over the top. She had an exorbitant amount of costumes, including the same one she wore in the 80s for her "If I Could Turn Back Time" video, which she loved bragging about how she still fit into. In fact, there were almost too many costume changes, sometimes slowing down the pace of the show and energy of the audience while Cher went backstage to change (despite some incredible Cirque du Soleil type of interludes courtesy her very talented dancers.
Perhaps the most touching moment of the show, however, was Cher's performance of "I Got You Babe." She said that "he'd" never forgive her if she didn't perform the classic duet on one of her tours, but for the longest time couldn't figure out how to properly honor it with a decent performance. The icon pulled it off perfectly on this night, bringing out a giant video screen with Sonny's face to sing his parts of the song, the video also included some old footage of the two together. It was touching to see her honor her late ex-husband so genuinely and, at the same time, it reminded her fans just how far she's come. After fifty years in the business, she's still selling out arenas to fans of all generations. Cher, joke all you want about being as old as our grannies, but at least you're sure of all the things you got ... you got us babe.


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|P-51D Mustang 'Fools Paradise IV' fighter of 363rd Fighter Group, US 380th Fighter Squadron at Maupertus Airfield near Cherbourg, Normandy, France, Jul 4-12 1944. ww2dbase
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Visitor Submitted Comments
- Brynjar Pihl says:
23 Nov 2011 11:40:19 PM
I am a scale modelbuilder from Norway.
I am building a P51D in !:5 scale,and I am looking for pictures of Fools Paradise IV.
Anyone who can help....??
Brynjar Pihl
- Marshall McCall says:
31 Jan 2013 07:36:53 AM
This airplane, Fools Paradise IV, was my Dad's airplane. Fools Paradise and Fools Paradise II were P-39s Stateside. Fools Paradise III was a P-51B.
- Anonymous says:
26 Jun 2014 03:28:59 AM
I used to enjoy all the times Uncle Mac would visit the family in Arizona. He sure had some good stories.interesting experiences.My dad says the name Fools Paradise is the best name he could've name his plane and yea I agree.Was my Uncle Mac's p51. ..sure miss him and my grandpa
- Anonymous says:
4 Jul 2014 11:02:26 AM
According to the French, Fools Paradise IV was shot down during the battle of Plouigneau on August 8,1944. Is there any truth to this?
- David Stubblebine says:
4 Jul 2014 12:56:53 PM
Anonymous #4: I could not find any mention of this in US records, but my search was far from exhaustive. USAAF Accident Reports list this aircraft being badly damaged in a landing accident at Maupertus on 12 Jul 1944 (pilot: Walter W Graham). It is unclear whether the plane flew after that but it is doubtful. Your question was successful in sending me looking into this aircrafts history a little more and that search has resulted in an updated caption, but sadly without an answer to your question. Sorry about that but thank you for prodding me to make the search.
- Gilles Collaveri says:
30 Aug 2014 12:27:51 AM
Good morning from France, David,
I found the remains of Fool's Paradise in Plouigneau two years ago and I obtained the information you are mentionning from TOCH, as follows:
"Louis Morrison was in the 382 FS but went to the 380 FS on 7-1-44 as CO .
In the 380 FS his P-51D was A9-R 413605.
On 8-9-44 he was hit by flak and bailed out near US ground troops.So no MACR.
8-9-44 he was flying 413309 A9-A "Fool's Paradise IV" which was Maj. McCall's plane. If you do google search you can find a photo of A9-A. All this from Kent Miller's book on the 363rd FG book printed by Schiffer".
I would be inclined to trust the above. If you are interested in my findings, feel free to contact me on my amil or read the story on my website "aerocherche.fr";
- Alain says:
3 Jan 2015 02:01:36 AM
Dear M.Marshall McCall,
I m a French modeler like Phil and i have few questions.You or you father can you confirm the colours of this fighter filled with memories that i wish to revive.
The nose is yellow or red ? the tail is yellow with strip ? The tip of wings are red ? The top of the fuselage (back) is green ? "Fool's Paradise" (by the way wonderful metafore) is black ?
Yours Sincerely
Alain Cristien
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|We present two of the key results from the foundations of the function theory of several complex variables. These illustrate the fundamental differences between one complex variable and several complex variables. The first result is Hartogs's theorem about domains that are NOT domains of holomorphy. Contrast with one variable, where every domain is a domain of holomorphy. The second result is Poincare's theorem that the ball and the bidisc are biholomorphically inequivalent. Contrast with one variable, where the Riemann mapping theorem says that any two simply connected domains (except the plane) are conformally equivalent. Discussion will be provided to put these results in context, and to point to research areas of current interest.
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Glasgow Takes Two From Billings As Showdown With Laurel Is Tonight
July 16, 2014 | Volume 101 / Number 29
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Dylan Guttenberg scores standing up for Glasgow in game one against the Billings Cardinals as Keil Krumwiede looks on. Glasgow is 19-3 in Eastern A.
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Things to see and do - Vieste
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Vieste, like neighbouring Peschici, stands on a rocky headland overlooking the sea. This ancient town on the Gargano promontory is dominated by a 13C castle and has an interesting mollusc museum, the Museo Malacologico.
Tourist attractions Vieste : Things to see and do
A scenic route
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The headland of Gargano features a highly indented coast, as you will be able to see from the corniche road from Vieste to Mattinata. Make a stop at the square tower in Testa del Gargano. It marks the easternmost extremity of the massif, revealing a ..
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This woodland is unique in the Puglia region... It is a vast forest of beech, maple, pine trees, oaks, chestnut trees and very old yew trees that covers 11 000ha of valleys. A marvellous tourist attraction, it makes for a rewarding excursion.
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This limestone sea-stack stands to the south of Vieste, on an immense beach of fine sand.
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Hotel Aurora
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Vieste's Hotel Aurora offers free Wi-Fi throughout, spa, gym and air-conditioned rooms with TV. This family-run hotel is 200 metres from Pizzomunno Beach, and a 2-minute walk from the shops and restaurant in the centre of town. Rooms at the Aurora H..
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A 5-minute walk from the historic centre of Vieste, this family-run hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and a minifridge. Pizzomunno Beach is 150 metres away. Rooms at Albergo La Caravella have simple modern furnishings and tiled fl..
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Nov. 16, 2012
SMU Mustangs (2-0) at TEXAS STATE Bobcats (2-0)
Sat. Nov. 17 - 7 p.m.
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John Rybak scored 23 points and Dylan Hale added 14 as Texas State defeated SMU 91-86 Saturday. Derek Williams led SMU with 29 points while Paul McCoy had 13 and Papa Dia 10 and 11 rebounds.
LAST GAME (W 64-61 at TCU on Nov. 15): FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Jalen Jones scored a career-high 21 points, including a career-high four 3-pointers, and SMU improved to 2-0 under coach Larry Brown with a 64-61 victory at TCU on Thursday night. Ryan Manuel added 16 points and Nick Russell 12 for the Mustangs. TCU (2-1) played without junior forward Amric Fields, who was hurt only 12 seconds into the game. SMU scored the first five points and never trailed, leading wire-to-wire. The Mustangs' biggest lead was 11 at the 13:17 mark of the second half (47-36). SMU led at halftime 33-26.
UP NEXT: SMU will participate in the four-game Hoops For Hope Classic starting Monday. SMU hosts Malone (Nov. 19, 8pm) and Rider (Nov. 21, 7:30pm) before heading to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, for a contest against Arkansas-Little Rock (Nov. 24, 8:30pm) and then the final game against either South Carolina or Missouri State (Nov. 25, 6 or 8:30pm).
THE SERIES VS. TEXAS STATE (6-1): This is the eighth meeting between the two schools with SMU holding a 6-1 advantage. The Mustangs are 2-1 all-time when playing Texas State in on the road. The series dates back to the 1991-92 season with SMU winning the first matchup 63-59 in San Marcos. The Mustangs had won six straight matchups with the Bobcats prior to the last meeting, a 91-86 win for Texas State at home.
LAST MEETING VS. TEXAS STATE: (Jan. 2, 2010 - L, 86-91): SAN MARCOS, Texas (AP) - John Rybak scored 23 points and Dylan Hale added 14 as Texas State defeated SMU 91-86 Saturday. The Bobcats (5-8) scored the game's first 12 points, never trailed and led by as many as 19 in defeating the Mustangs for the first time in seven meetings. Derek Williams led SMU (5-7) with 29 points while Paul McCoy had 13 and Papa Dia 10 and 11 rebounds. Cameron Johnson finished with 11 points and Ryan White and Tony Bishop had 10 apiece for Texas State. The Mustangs won this season's first meeting, 94-86 in December, but spent all of Saturday's game playing from behind. The Bobcats, who led by double digits most of game, jumped ahead 19-3, led 45-27 at halftime and were up 52-33 with 16:56 to play.
HALL OF FAME HEAD COACH Larry Brown...was named head men's basketball coach at SMU on April 19, 2012. He is the only head coach to win both an NCAA title (Kansas 1988) and an NBA Championship (Detroit 2004). Brown was enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame as a coach on Sept. 27, 2002. He is in his 38th season as a head coach and eighth at the NCAA level. He has an overall record of 1655-1192 when combining his head coaching marks from the NBA, the ABA, the NCAA and USA Basketball. His collegiate record is 179-61 (2-0 at SMU), making the NCAA tournament in each of his previous seven season including three Final Fours (1980, 1986, 1988) and the 1988 NCAA title.
Larry Brown AT HOME (NCAA): His teams are 96-11 (.897) at home. He is 1-0 at SMU. His teams were 24-6 (.800) at Pauley Pavilion at UCLA and 71-5 (.934) at Allen Fieldhouse while at Kansas. (At KU, his teams won a Big 8-record 55 straight home games which is 3rd all-time at KU - Started 3/3/84 vs. Oklahoma State W, 91-70 - Ended 1/30/88 vs. Kansas State L, 72-61).
Larry Brown AT HOME (NCAA): His teams are is 44-33 (.571) in NCAA road games. He is 1-0 with SMU after a 64-61 win at TCU on 11/15.
BIG EAST: Dec. 7, 2011 - SMU accepted an invitation to join the BIG EAST Conference in all sports, President R. Gerald Turner announced, fulfilling the University's goal to join a Bowl Championship Series Automatic Qualifier (BCS-AQ) conference, a standard of excellence in college athletics today. SMU, Houston and the UCF accepted full membership into the BIG EAST while Boise State and San Diego State will compete as members in the sport of football. The BIG EAST Conference Board of Directors, by a unanimous vote of its Presidents, extended the invitations for membership. SMU, Houston and UCF will begin competing in all BIG EAST-sponsored sports in the 2013-14 academic year, while Boise State and San Diego State will start competing in football in the 2013 season. Memphis also accepted an invitation to join the BIG EAST in all sports on Feb. 7.
COVERING PRACTICE: The SMU men's basketball team practices at 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (excluding game days). Head Coach Larry Brown, other members of the staff and student-athletes will only be available BEFORE practice. Practices are open to members of the media. Media members can watch practice from designated areas off the court. Please notify the Public Relations Office in advance.
OPENING 2-0: The Mustangs are 2-0 for the first time since starting 2-0 in 2006-07. SMU's last start of better than 2-0 was a 4-0 beginning in 2000-01.
TRANSFERS: SMU has 3 transfers sitting out this season Player From Years Remaining Crandall Head Illinois 2 Markus Kennedy Villanova 3 Nic Moore Illinois State 3
YOUTH & INEXPERIENCE: The Mustangs are one of the youngest and least experienced teams in the country this season, totaling just 11 collegiate seasons among those eligible to play this season. Team Yrs. Players Avg. Navy 14 18 0.78 UC Santa Barbara 14 18 0.78 Missouri State 9 11 0.82 Rice 8 9 0.89 Tulsa 12 13 0.92 Loyola, Ill. 16 16 1.00 Wright State 14 14 1.00 SMU 11 11 1.00 * 3 transfers sitting out this season North Carolina 12 12 1.00 UCF 13 12 1.08 Georgia State 19 16 1.19 UTEP 17 14 1.21
DOUBLE-DOUBLES: 2012-13 Opponent Season Career Jalen Jones Loyola Marymount 11/11 1st 1st
STREAKS: 10+points: Nick Russell (19, 12), Ryan Manuel (14, 16), Jalen Jones (11, 21) 8+ rebounds: Jalen Jones (11, 8) Dbl-Dbl: 5+ assists: Ryan Manuel (5) 3+ steals: 2+ blocks: Jalen Jones (3)
Brian Bernardi (Fr.): Hit his first career three-pointer against TCU (11/15); also added a rebound.
Cannen Cunningham (So.): Notched his fourth career 10-plus point game against LMU (10 points on 4-of-4 shooting)... Last season, played in 31 games with 3 starts...Averaged 3.3 points and 2.9 rebounds with a team-high 18 blocked shots.
Jordan Dickerson (Fr.): Played his first college minutes against LMU (11/11), grabbing three rebounds.
Kevin Dunleavy (So.): Played in 3 games last season.
London Giles (Sr.): Tallied seven points in 19 minutes against LMU (11/11).
Crandall Head (Transfer): Transferred after sophomore season at Illinois...Played in 26 games over 2 seasons at Illinois.
Jalen Jones (So.): Scored a career-high 21 points against TCU (11/14), including a career-high 4 three-pointers; also tallied a career-high in blocks (3); scored 15+ points for the fifth time in his career; grabbed 8 rebounds... Posted first career double-double against LMU (11 points, 11 rebounds); the 11 boards were a career single-game high for Jones.
Markus Kennedy (Transfer): Transferred after freshman season at Villanova...Averaged 3.0 points and 4.4 rebounds per contest in 31 games.
Ryan Manuel (So.): Scored a career high 16 points against TCU (11/14); made 8-of-11 FTs; had a career-high 5 assists... Made 12-of-15 free throws against LMU (11/11) the most made free throws by a Mustang since Derek Williams converted 14 attempts on Jan. 30, 2010 against Memphis.
Blaise Mbargorba (Fr.): Missed first two games with a shoulder injury.
Nic Moore (Transfer): Transferred after freshman season at Illinois State...At ISU, he played all 35 games with 29 starts...Averaged 10.0 points and 3.9 assists while posting a 1.71 assist-to-turnover ratio.
Uche Ofoegbu (Fr.): Snagged 4 rebounds in 10 minutes against TCU (11/14)... Appeared in his first minutes in college against LMU, grabbing one rebound.
Nick Russell (Jr.): Had 12 points and 4 assists against TCU (11/14)... Scored 19 points in his first game as a Mustang against LMU (11/11); also snagged five rebounds while posting three assists and two steals... Sat out last season after transferring from Kansas State.
Shawn Williams (Jr.): Appeared in all 40 minutes against TCU (11/14), a career-high; he tallied 7 points and 6 rebounds in the contest; was 5-of-6 from the FT line, marking a career-high in FTs made and attempted... Scored 12 points and seven rebounds against LMU, marking the sixth time in his career he's scored in double-digits; connected on 3-of-4 shots from three-point land, tying a personal best.
Garrett Wilson (Fr.): Made his first career appearance in college at the end of the first half against LMU (11/11).
FAMILIAR FOE: The Mustangs have met seven opponents more than 100 times. Rice 195 118-77 F9 at Rice, F27 at SMU TCU 188 103-85 N15 at TCU (W, 64-61) Texas A&M 177 90-87 Baylor 175 100-75 Texas 174 71-103 Arkansas 153 59-94 Texas Tech 104 47-57
Larry Brown IN OT (NCAA): 3-4 1/16/81 UCLA at Arizona State L 74-78 (3ot) Pac 10 Conference Game 1/4/86 Kansas at Memphis L 80-83 3/21/86 Kansas vs. Michigan State W 96-86 NCAA Regional SF (Kansas City, Mo.) 12/29/86 Kansas vs. Ohio State L 78-79 Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 12/30/86 Kansas at Hawaii W 81-80 Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 2/4/87 Kansas at Kansas State W 80-75 (2ot) Big 8 Conference Game 2/28/87 Kansas at Nebraska L 81-83 Big 8 Conference Game
SMU IS SOCIAL: SMUMustangs.com Facebook - /SMUMustangs, /SMUBasketball Twitter - @SMUMustangs, @SMUBasketball, @LarryBrownSMU, #SMU, #PonyUp, #smumbb YouTube - /SMUMustangsAthletics
SMU SIGNS 3 FOR 2013-14: SMU Head Coach Larry Brown announced that three student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Mustangs beginning with the 2013-14 season, which will be SMU's first campaign in the BIG EAST. The class includes a top-flight junior college signee in Yanick Moreira and a pair of highly-touted Chicago-area student-athletes in Sterling Brown and Ben Moore. Brown is a four-star 6-4 guard from Proviso East High School, Moore is a three-star 6-8 forward from Bolingbrook High School, and Moreira is a 6-11 forward that is rated as high as No. 1 for junior college signees. The Mustangs will add six newcomers next season, including the three signees. SMU has three transfers sitting out this year in Nic Moore (5-9, 170, So. from Illinois State), Markus Kennedy (6-9, 260, So. from Villanova) and Crandall Head (6-4, 180, Jr. from Illinois).
SMU Men's Basketball Signees Sterling Brown - G, 6-4, 190 - Chicago, Ill. (Proviso East) Ben Moore - PF, 6-8, 185 - Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS) Yanick Moreira - C/PF, 6-11, 220 - Luanda, Angola (South Plains C.C.)
Moody Coliseum Renovation And Expansion - $47 MILLION PROJECT:
Two lead gifts - a $20 million gift from the Moody Foundation and a $10 million commitment from SMU trustee David B. Miller '72, '73 and his wife Carolyn Lacy Miller - will help provide an extensive expansion and renovation of Moody Coliseum. Through the years, Moody Coliseum, a campus and Dallas landmark, has served both the University and community. Home to men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball and the pageantry of SMU Commencement, the coliseum also has hosted commencement ceremonies for thousands of area high school students, cultural programming and political rallies. Speakers have included four U.S. presidents and numerous other national and international figures. Moody Coliseum is undergoing expansion and extensive renovation, providing many new and improved features that include new premium seating, renovation of the entry lobby and concourses and state-of-the-art upgrades. This project will revitalize Moody Coliseum as a preeminent collegiate sports arena and multi-purpose event facility, preserving its historical character while adding the most modern technological enhancements. Construction began in August 2012 with the expansion of the building's north façade followed by renovation of the interior space and infrastructure upgrades. The renovated Moody Coliseum is scheduled to reopen in December 2013.
- Renovated main entry lobby
- Expanded concourses with raised ceilings
- Club seats, loge boxes, private suites and group suites
- New event space, offices, team locker rooms and meeting space
- Relocated, expanded volleyball locker room suite
WORLD-CLASS FACILITY: The new Crum Basketball Center at SMU is a world-class training center. The 2011 NBA Champion Dallas Mavericks used the Crum Center for their 2008, 2009 and 2010 training camps. Several other NBA teams have used the facility when they are in town to play the Mavericks.
1. Chicago Bulls
2. Cleveland Cavaliers
3. Dallas Mavericks
4. Denver Nuggets
5. Detroit Pistons
6. Indiana Pacers
7. Golden State Warriors
8. New Orleans Hornets
9. Philadelphia 76ers
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Well, for my own collection, I can only step in low, with 18 Handguns. (Can't count the 4 SMGs, 13Rifles, 2 Grenade Launchers, 1 Heavy Machinegun, 84 Swords and an uncounted number of knifes)
If I only couls count in all the confiscated guns in the basement at work. Last time I checked the Inventory, there were 586 Handguns, 161 Submachineguns, 379 Rifles, 98 Improvised Weapons an 231 Edged Weapons.


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A boy, 4, was thrown out for the shirt he was wearing while out with his family. The child was out to lunch in Atlanta when this happened. His family had decided to visit a Phipps Plaza restaurant, and the restaurant has a strict policy for men that eat in the establishment. Sleeveless shirts are not allowed at any time. This four-year-old little boy was out with his family, and he was wearing a sleeveless t-shirt. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reported on this bizarre story on July 3.
It is not often you hear stories about people being kicked out over their appearance. Some stories have popped up in recent years, and this case is the latest example of rules going too far. Lewis Roberts was pretty proud of himself on the day of the incident. He had picked out his own shirt, and he was proud to show off his ninja turtle pride. However, his family was asked to leave the restaurant because of his shirt. Sleeveless shirts are just not allowed as part of the restaurant's dress code.
The hostess asked them to leave the establishment, and a manager followed up the request after the family asked to speak to her. Their sleeveless shirts policy extended to "gentleman of all ages." The family left. His aunt said the following about the incident, according 11 Alive:
"If we would have thought for a minute that he was inappropriately dressed, we would have gone to a different restaurant to save the embarrassment."
News stations in the area did try to speak to the restaurant, but their request was denied. However, upper management of The Tavern did hear about the incident, and they tried to make things right. Their manager had made an error. The policy does not include children or women. Amber Stewart, a spokesperson for the company, said the following about the family's trouble at the restaurant:
"Rule does not apply for children and ladies -- for gentleman only. It was an embarrassing misunderstanding on our part. She's a manager in training who had a gross misunderstanding of our policy. We apologize and are reaching out to the family."
The offered apology was accepted by the family, and they will return to the restaurant at a future date. Will little Lewis dress more appropriately? That was not revealed.
This is not the first time a four-year-old boy has been kicked out for his appearance. Last year, a little boy in Texas was kicked out of school because his long hair violated the school's dress code. The boy attended a school in Lytle Independent School District, and their policy states that "boy's hair must be worn as to not to touch the collar, hang below the ears, or be worn in a ponytail." The little boy wanted to be just like his father, and his dad had long hair. The family cut his hair to follow the policy, but they were not happy about doing so.
In another instance that is appropriate for the 4th of July holiday, teens attending Live Oak High School were sent home to change their American flag t-shirts. The students had worn their shirts on Cinco De Mayo, and the school staff felt that the shirts might be incendiary with their large Mexican-American population. If the boys did not change their shirts, they would be suspended. To avoid the trouble, they were sent home. Parents of the boys thought the request was "total nonsense" though.In defiance, one of the boys wore his flag t-shirt when he returned to school the next day.
Lewis Roberts was not trying to cause any problems by wearing his shirt showing off his favorite cartoon characters. The incident was handled after the fact. Everyone is happy now, but the incident should never have happened in the first place. A four-year-old little boy is not a grown man. It is good to see that the upper management at the restaurant realized that and fixed this error.
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Intel® Itanium® Processor 9300 Series: DDR3 RDIMM, Test Results
Listed below are the results of testing a small sample of DDR3 RDIMMs on next-generation Intel® Itanium® processor-based motherboards. We are providing this information as a guide to module compatibility with Intel® server reference platforms using Intel® Itanium® processors based on the Intel Itanium Processor 9300 Series. This testing is not intended to replace the normal OEM component qualification process. For results on specific Intel® motherboards or OEM production motherboards, please refer to the OEM's list of qualified memory suppliers.
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No. 25 UMass Softball Drops To Missouri, 1-0
Feb. 22, 2002
Columbus, Ga. - An errant throw on a double steal attempt by Missouri (4-5) broke a a scoreless game in the sixth inning and gave the Tigers the eventual 1-0 win over the No. 25 Massachusetts (3-3) softball team this afternoon at the NFCA Leadoff Classic in Columbus, Ga.
The Minutewomen were cold at the plate, mustering four hits over seven. UMass' biggest scoring threat came in the top of the fourth as junior Emily Robustelli (Stamford, Conn.) led off the inning with a single and was moved to second on a sacrifice by senior Teri Rooney (Visalia, Calif.), Junior Brandi Cross (Diamond Bar, Calif.) followed it up with a single, advancing Robustelli to third, but the Minutewomen were unable to score the runner.
With the game scoreless through six and a half innings, Missouri got runners on first and second with no outs with an infield single and fielder's choice. After a strike out by ace Jennifer Hadley (Bristol, Conn.), the Tigers attempted a double-steal. UMass tried to pick the runner heading to third but an errant throw allowed the game-winner to cross the plate.
Hadley finished the game with eight strike outs while scattering just two hits and two walks. UMass left seven runners stranded on base.
The Minutewomen continue tournament action with a game against No. 14 Cal State Fullerton at 2:30 p.m. this afternoon.
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Fatter Still
People that are overweight by 100 pounds are the fastest growing segment of obese individuals in the country—anyone else see the pun here? The AFP reports:
The number of severely obese people rose 50 percent from 2000 to 2005, reaching three percent of the US population, or 6.8 million adults, according to a study by the Rand Corporation.Time for a new t-shirt, "Proud to be 100-Plus!"
That rise was twice as fast as the gains registered in the moderate obesity, it said.
In order to be considered morbidly obese, a five-foot-ten-inch (1.77 meter) man would have to weigh 300 pounds (136 kilograms) or more, and a five-foot-four-inch (1.64 meter) woman would weigh 250 pounds (113 kilograms) or more.


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Silverpop Integration
Integrating ClickTale with Silverpop enables online businesses to optimize both their email marketing campaigns and website usability based on how different customers engage with their emails. A tremendous amount of knowledge is gained on both individual and demographic levels about the subscriber base. For example, online retailers can now compare how converted customers engage versus non converted customers and modify web and landing page design accordingly to maximize future user engagement.
About Silverpop
Silverpop's on-demand digital marketing platform helps marketers succeed in turning prospects into customers—and customers into fans—through the creation, automation and delivery of relevant, multichannel messaging. For more information, see http://www.silverpop.com.
Benefits of Integration
The integrated solution enables companies to:
- Follow every mouse move, click, scroll and keystroke of email subscribers all the way through to their online conversion or checkout.
- Learn from ClickTale behavioral reports that aggregate thousands of browsing sessions to reveal what visitors are collectively doing within a webpage.
- Watch real time video session playbacks to show exactly why and when a potential customer leaves the conversion process.
- Tailor emails to the behavioral tendencies of individual user groups.
Integration Instructions
In order to integrate your Silverpop account with ClickTale, select ClickTale in the Silverpop drop down box for append string / URL tagging (see image below). The Append String for Hyperlinks should be setup as follows: Modifying the hyperlink that leads to the landing page by simply choosing a tag, for example let's call it "MyTag", and add it to a hyperlink as follows: http://domain/page?ct=enable,t(MyTag)
- The ?ct= parameter tells the ClickTale Tracking code to process the subsequent commands
- The enable command means that ClickTale will always record the visitor, even if you are only recording a fraction of visitors to your landing page
- The t(MyTag) command indicates that "MyTag" is the tag name used to track this campaign


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CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) — The winner of last month's $336.4 million Powerball jackpot is an 81-year-old woman.
Rhode Island lottery officials said Tuesday that Louise White had won the sixth largest jackpot in U.S. history.
The winning ticket for the Feb. 11 drawing was sold at a Stop & Shop supermarket in Newport.
The lump sum payment would be $210 million.
The ticket price for Powerball increased from $1 to $2 in January. Rising sales nearly doubled the jackpot from $173.5 million on Feb. 1.
Powerball is played in 42 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The chance of matching all five numbers and the Powerball number is about 1 in 175 million.


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Learn more about new guitar ace Stefan Rosqvist!!
Personal info about new axeman Stefan Rosqvist is added to this site. Click on "Biography" in the meny then click on his name to read about Stefan. Brand new bandphotos will also be shot by photographer Gabriel Henningsson in a month.Read more


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On Thursday May 29, Houston Mayor Annise Parker held a press conference with Vice Mayor Ed Gonzalez, Michael Payne of Bike Houston and Rania Mankarious of Crimestoppers, and 2 HPD officers of to announce the resolution of a hit-and-run death of a Houston Bicyclist in December 2013.
As Mayor Parker stated, "Unfortunately whenever there is and accident between a motor vehicle and a bicycle, the bicycle loses, and the bicyclist loses." In one case, Ms. Chelsea Morgan, was biking on Waugh Drive in Mont rose in December 2013 when she was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. Although police had no leads initially, the driver disclosed her awareness that she had struck a cyclist to other persons. An anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers lead to her identification
Mayor Parker then introduced Mike Payne, Executive Director of Bike Houston expressed his gratitude to Crimestoppers and to the HPD hit-and-run division and homicide divisions for their assistance in enforcing the laws protecting bicyclists. Bike Houston promotes safe cycling in many different ways including bike safety education at dealerships. It is also working with the City to develop a comprehensive biking map and to further expand the network of bike paths in parks, along former railway lines, and other locations away from streets and traffic.
Rania Markarious, Executive Director of Crimestoppers underscorred the importance of public assistance through anonymous tips about any information that might be related to a crime. She explained that perpetrators almost always talk to someone about accidents with cyclists. She also called on the public for assistance two more recent hit-and-run accidents with bicyclists:
On March 16, 2014 at approximately 9:45 PM in the 14000 block of the Northwest Freeway, a 49-year-old victim was struck on the service road. He suffered head trauma and was transported to a local hospital. HPD # 032296014-C
On January 13, 2014 Nabor Rosas-Incian was riding his bicycle in the 8200 block of Harrisburg when he was struck by an unknown driver and thrown over a bridge rail. A couple of fishermen found Rosas-Incian's body in the Brays Bayou 18 hours later. HPD #005496014-K
HPD Captain Larry Satterwhite acknowledged the role of Crime Sttoppers in assisting police. In fact, calls to Crime Stoppers, a non-profit organization are answered by Houston Police Officers. Crime Stoppers offers a reward of $5000 for information leading to the charging or arrest of a criminal.
Vice Mayor Ed Gonzalez seconded the Mayor's remarks and explained the purpose of the press conference in Spanish. He urged viewers to contact Crime Stoppers for more information on existing unsolved crimes. HPD Officer Yadira Estrada, who works with the hit-and-run division, also explained the call for tips about the January 13 and March 16 hit-and-run accidents in Spanish.


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The federal regulations for Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) includes many provisions to protect the rights of parents and their child with a disability while also giving families and school systems means by which to resolve disputes. These rights are known as procedural safeguards. Parents have specific rights under this law to due process hearing requests and their child's school placement under 34 CFR &300.518.
Except in the case of a change of placement due to disciplinary removals, once a due process hearing request is sent to the other party, during the resolution process time frame, and while waiting for the decision of the impartial hearing officer or you and the school district have agreed otherwise, your child must remain in his/her current educational placement.
If the due process hearing request involves an application for initial admission to public school, your child, with your consent, must be placed in the regular public school program, with no special education provided until the completion of all the proceedings.
If the due process hearing request involves an application for initial services under Part B of the IDEA for a child who is transitioning from being served under Part C of the IDEA because the child has reached the age of three to Part B of the IDEA, the school district is not required to provide Part C services that the child has been receiving. If the child is then found to be eligible for special education services under Part B of the IDEA and you, the parent consent for the child to receive special education and related services for the first time, then, pending the outcome of the proceedings, the school district must provide those special education and related services that you both agree upon.
For students under Part B of the IDEA who have received a disciplinary removal, school personnel may consider any unique circumstances on a case-by-case basis, when determining whether a change of placement, made in accordance with the requirements related to discipline, are appropriate for a child with a disability who violates a school code of student conduct. More information on this topic will be discussed in upcoming articles.


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Fresh produce on sale now at St. Paul's Baptist Church
Citizen Staff Reports 07/09/12
A consortium of St. Paul's Baptist Church, Virginia State University Co-op Extension and the ACE Program is now offering fresh produce for sale Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The garden is located on a four-acre plot directly behind St. Paul's at 4247 Creighton Rd.
All produce is organic and picked daily. Offerings include okra, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers and bell peppers, as well as fresh cut flowers. Watermelon and cantaloupes will be available soon.
Proceeds benefit ACE - Another Chance to Excel. The ACE Program helps ex-offenders and disadvantaged, at-risk young adults with the educational, vocational, social and life skills they need to successfully transition back into the community, secure gainful employment and become economically self-sufficient.
For more information, call 771-9680.
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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The shirt reads: "CAGED THE CATS" and then gives the score of the game. Only it doesn't give the score. Nope, as part of the #fail that is this shirt, the score is actually just XX's. Because even the people who made the shirts, posted them on the website and proofread the website didn't care enough to watch a game against two of the SEC's most terrible teams or even update the image after the game concluded (the site did have a disclaimer about the lack of score).
Texas A&M embarrassed itself prior to the season with a lot of SEC videos and pictures, but it's backed up its ridiculousness by playing well in the league. Missouri has been on the other side of the spectrum.
The win against Kentucky was the Tigers' first SEC win, which is probably be the reason why someone felt the need make a T-shirt out of the moment. But that doesn't change the fact that Missouri is celebrating a win over a really bad team.
But trust that making a commemorative T-shirt for beating a Kentucky team that's probably going to go 0-fer in the league and hasn't won more than eight games since 1984 is not something the Tigers should be celebrating.
Even Kentucky is embarrassed for the Tigers.
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The Iyengar yoga community is bestowing its leadership award on Marla Apt on Sept. 28, 2013, but she has devoted herself to spreading understanding of yoga far beyond the Iyengar tradition.
In 2008, when she was 37, Yoga Journal named her one of 21 yoga teachers younger than 40 who are shaping the future of yoga nationwide. She has written on basic poses for Yoga Journal, where she also participates in the column "Ask the Mentor Teacher", offering advice for teachers. She also writes for Yoga International and other publications.
She has taken part in medical research studies on depression, anxiety and irritable bowel syndrome through UCLA and created the yoga therapy content for UCLA's medical school. She is a founding director of Iyengar Yoga Therapeutics and teaches therapeutics classes at the Iyengar Yoga Institute of Los Angeles with Lisa Walford.
Marla teaches at yoga conferences, presents workshops nationwide, leads retreats and intensives worldwide, and offers teacher training in Northern and Southern California. Her upcoming intermediate/advanced class series at the LA institute sold out, but another has been scheduled for January 2014. She also teaches at YogaWorks Westwood and Santa Monica.
A certified Iyengar teacher at the Intermediate Senior 1 level, she studies annually with the Iyengar family in Pune, India.
Honor at fund-raising dinner
The leadership award, named for senior teacher Manouso Manos, was established in 2006, when it was bestowed on Karin O'Bannon, one of the founding members of the Los Angeles institute, who died in June 2013. Mary Dunn, also a founding member of the institute, was honored posthumously in 2009, and in 2010, the honor went to senior Iyengar teacher Eric Small of Beverly Hills, known for his work with multiple sclerosis, which he has lived with for more than 50 years.
Prices for attending the fund-raising dinner honoring Marla start at $108 per person and include vegetarian dinner, entertainment and a special mug. Proceeds benefit the not-for-profit Iyengar Yoga Association of Southern California and the LA institute. Most of the ticket price is tax deductible.
When: Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, 5:30-8:30 pm
Where: Iyengar Yoga Institute of Los Angeles
1835 S. La Cienega Blvd., Suite 240
Contact info: www.iyila.org/contact; email@example.com; 310-558-8212
To buy tickets online: clients.mindbodyonline.com/ASP/home.asp?studioid=4409


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