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Monday, April 16
•Karaoke is offered at 9 p.m. at Turf Club, 900 Front St., Crescent City.
•"Creative Mondays" take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Crescent Harbor Gallery, 140 Marine Way, Crescent City. Attendees may come for only part of the day if wished; a 3 p.m. critique is encouraged. This is not limited to painters, but for any artwork a person wants to work on . For more information, call 707-464-9133.
Tuesday, April 17
•The Third Tuesday Bluegrass and Traditional Country Jam will be from 6 to 8 p.m. at Chetco Music Company, 615 Chetco Ave., Brookings. Bluegrass and traditional country musicians are welcome to bring their acoustic instruments. For information, call Lauri Gordon at 503-709-6607.
•Chetco Pelican Players will hold auditions for "Arsenic and Old Lace" at 6:30 p.m. at the Chetco Playhouse, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings. Auditions will also be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 18. For information, call Director Jason Liddell at 928-208-0684, or visit Actors at Chetco Pelican on Facebook.
Thursday, April 19
•Lucky 7 Casino presents "Comedy Night" at 8 p.m. April 19 in the Club 7 Sports Bar, 350 N. Indian Road, Smith River. The headliner will be Gabriel Rutledge, a past winner of the Seattle International Comedy Competition. The evening also features comedian Justin Haynes. Attendees must be 21 or older, and there is no cover charge.
•Brookings-Harbor Community Theater presents a benefit performance of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" at 6 p.m. at the Harbor Performing Arts Center in the Brookings-Harbor Shopping Center. The show benefits Brookings-Harbor Education Foundation. Hors d'oeuvres prepared by Chef Roger Gilbert will be served. Tickets are $20 and are available from foundation board members Patrick Chew, Ann Volz, Alisa Green, Patty McVay, Kathleen Spratt and Nancy Chew.
Thursday, April 26
•Del Norte-Curry Community Concert Association presents the Chris Jácome Flamenco Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. on April 26 in Crescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G St., Crescent City. Admission is free to all who hold season memberships, and to those new members who purchase a membership to next year's season before or on the concert date. Individual tickets cost $15 for adults, $5 for students and children, and will be available at the door. For more information, call 541-469-3390 or 707-465-6572.
•Deborah Dawson will give a watercolor demonstration beginning at noon, preceded by a potluck, at Crescent Harbor Gallery, 140 Marine Way, Crescent City. For information, call 707-464-9133.
MP3s, videos, photos and more at www.coastalgrooves.com.
Art Exhibits
•A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store, 1109 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Marianne Werner, photography. For information, call 541-412-9453.
•Art Walk Alley Antiques, 519 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Tony Farcello, stained glass. For information, call 541-469-4466.
•Brian Scott Gallery, 515 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Jewels by Jewell. Also the works of Pete Chasar, Lorraine Filippone, Kathleen Kresa, Christina Olsen, Horst Wolf, Elio Camacho, Randall Tillery, Dale Wells, Donna Goss, Manuel Lopez, Nancy Tuttle, Jane Opiat and Dan Sawyer. For information, call 541-412-8687.
•Brookings City Hall, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings: Photography by Dennis Knauert.
•Chetco Activity Center, 550 Chetco Lane, Brookings: Bonnie Loewen, acrylics. For information, call 541-469-6822.
•Chetco Community Public Library, 405 Alder St., Brookings: Gallery – "Chasing Challenges in Paint" with artist Audi Stanton; Showcase – Display from the Curry County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) and the Oregon Department of Human Services. For information, call 541-469-7738.
•College of the Redwoods, Del Norte, 883 W. Washington Blvd., Crescent City: A display by 41 students from Sara Broderick's art classes. For information, call 707-465-2330.
•Crescent Harbor Gallery, 140 Marine Way, Crescent City: Buzz Stewart. For information, call 707-464-9133.
•Del Norte County Courthouse, 450 H St., Crescent City: "California Coast Beauty," paintings by Crescent City artist by Pauline Holmes. For information, call DNACA at 707-464-1336.
•Del Norte County Library, 190 Price Mall, Crescent City: Paintings by Nancy Chernak and Muriel Northrip. For information, call 707-464-9793.
•Dottie's Corner, 703 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Joyce Costille, handmade fairies with clothing made from vintage material.
•Dr. William McDougall's office, 648 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Sandy Bonney, pastels.
•Evermore Gallery, 330 H St., Crescent City: The works of 20 local artists and crafters. For information, call 707-465-6000.
•Feather Your Nest, 703 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Tammy Tanner, metalsmith and jewelry designer, and stained and fused glass works by C&C Art Glass Studio. For information, call 541-469-4300.
•Hawthorne Gallery, 518 Jefferson St., Port Orford: Danny White, glass sculptures. For information, call 541-366-2266.
•Manley Art Center and Gallery, 433 Oak St., Brookings: The watercolors of Diane Price. The gallery theme is "Small Things." Panel displays include the works of Curtis Wohlgemuth, Bette Sherbourne, Yvonne Peterson, Sharon Guinn, Philip Wadsworth, Christina Olsen and Sheryl Griffin. Also on display is the work of the fiber arts group. For information, call 541-469-1807.
•Salon Dolce, 509 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Claudia Mach, various media. For information, call 541-661-3825.
•Signatures Gallery and JTo Prints, 515 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Master pastelist Albert Handell. Also the works of Thomas Sheets, Sandy Bonney, Drew Struzan, Jan Kunz, Karon Walstad, and Duncan Regehr. For information, call 541-469-1085.
•The Gallery of Arts and Culture, 175 H St., Crescent City: Several art mediums by a variety of artists. For information, call 707-464-4745.
•Wright's Custom Frame Shop, 810 Chetco Ave., Brookings: Dusanka Kralj. Also on display are the works of Pat Brewer, Warren Dowler, Vi Burton, Steve Tadin, Mike Tompkins, Gary Vickerman, Gwen Childs, Len Burton, Dale Wells, Sara Broderick, Sharon Guinn, Gordon Marsters, Wayne Bricco and Jane Opiat. For information, call 541-469-7900.
•Singing telegrams by Georgia Blank are being offered to lift spirits at no charge. The telegrams include old hymns. To schedule a singing telegram, call 541-469-5625.


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Sometimes K-pop songs sound like Western songs. Sometimes K-pop songs sound really, really, REALLY like Western songs.
Mostly a good list composed by the VH1 folk, but a couple omissions that deserve mention.
Celebrate International Coffee Day with the beverage's ten greatest appearances in pop music.
In the wake of their breakup today, we look at R.E.M.'s finest moments of being featured in movies, TV shows and the music of others.
The Boss weighs in on political scandals, shouts out to Leonardo DiCaprio and instructs on how to lead a life of bossness.
From USA for Africa to Panic! at the Disco, ten VMA awardings that have not aged particularly well.
Which of David Guetta's seventeen guest vocalists have any business guesting on a Guetta track?
One of the best TV shows of the 21st century laces up for the last time tonight. Let's remember some of the good times.
There are apparently a lot of closet "Bad Romance" fans. It's OK! It's a great song!
Happy International Kissing Day, everyone.
In no particular order: its host, its rule changes, and so much more!
In honor of 4′s release (get thee to a Target! Or at least the Internet, if Target ain't your thing!) we've took the time to look back over B's career, Destiny's Child included.
The rapper's going to write a book for teens about bullying. Don't laugh! He's hardly the least qualified one out there.
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New York sculptor Spencer Finch's new show, "My Business, with the Cloud," takes place at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Here, the cloud sculpture in the foreground uses flourescent lights while the artwork in the background is made with Scotch Tape.
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Seventeen digital inkjet prints make up the work "Taxonomy of Clouds."
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"Passing Cloud" is a site-specific sculpture made for the Corcoran's Rotunda.
Art critic Blake Gopnik writes of "Passing Cloud": "One thing atmospherics do is evoke particular places, and the times we've stood in them. Finch's 'Passing Cloud,' as the work is called, isn't just any old drifting cumulus."
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Code School Launches Kickstarter Project to Fund iPhone App Development Course
Code School, a leading provider in online web development training courses, is pleased to announce the launch of its Kickstarter project to fund "Try iOS," an online iPhone app development course.
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CodeSchool.com operates with the goal of making learning to code fun and easy, and this will soon include iPhone app development. This week, Code School introduced their first Kickstarter project "Try iOS," which is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter.com's creative project funding platform. The iPhone app development course will combine high-quality screencasts, in-browser code challenges, and gamification principles to make learning fun, with no downloads required.
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Well-known civic leader and businessman L. Earl Armiger has been appointed acting CEO of The Columbia Foundation, Howard County's community foundation. He replaces Beverley Francis-Gibson, who resigned to pursue another professional opportunity.
In announcing her resignation, Francis-Gibson said, "After three exciting years at The Columbia Foundation, I believe I have met the goals I originally set, so, since my contract will be ending soon, I have decided to resign at this time to pursue another professional opportunity. I wish everyone the best as the foundation moves ahead into 2012."
Armiger, who is currently serving as chair of the Columbia Foundation board of trustees, will hold the CEO post until a replacement is hired.
"As a long-time donor and friend of the Foundation, I welcome the opportunity to step in and ensure that operations are uninterrupted while a search is conducted for a new president and CEO," Armiger said. Armiger, who is president of Orchard Development Corporation, is donating his services as a volunteer.
The 2012 grant process is underway and on schedule, Armiger noted. More than $625,000 was awarded last year to support 131 local human services, arts and cultural, educational and community services organizations and their activities, as well as to fund a dozen scholarships.
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Here's the link, let me know if it looks okay. I've not uploaded the screenshot of the squad as I'm not sure on how to do this.
Here's the link, let me know if it looks okay. I've not uploaded the screenshot of the squad as I'm not sure on how to do this.
I've added the screenshot, but it was a pretty messy job to be honest. I'll try to fix it.
Thanks, it doesn't look too bad to me
Just done a page on the AFC Champions League, that will probably be the end of my input for a few weeks. I just had a lot of time on my hands this afternoon.
That reminds me, I'll have next to no time on my hands from next week onwards until the start of June. Seeing that I'm the only active admin nowadays, there is the possibility that I will be asking one of you guys to fill in for me as a temporary admin. I doubt there's much "modding" to be done as such, but I think it's best we have someone filling-in just in case we face spamming troubles again.
The spamming has died down an incredible amount now and I think that we are virtually over that now but I guess it is better to be safe than sorry.
Has anyone done up a page for dafuge challenge or even posted a link to his website?
It is probably the most popular challenge and i know alot of people including myself takes aspects of his challenge when playing the game, like myself i waited for fc utd to become playable but i've alot of other leagues loaded therefore taking me out of the challenge but i think it might be a good idea for that challenge to have an article on the wiki.
If such an article already exists i do apolaizes for missing it
It's the only challenge we have up so far, but I plan adding more challenge pages in the near future.
How could anyone miss that page that i created
It was a joke mate Tip for next time, a wink means that someone is joking
Fair Play Alan
How do you create a page?
Edit: do a search you lazy idiot
I take it you found out how to do it?
Lies!This is NOT a page on FM, this is our first "guidance page".
Hippity Hoppity ftw
Firstly Id like to thank the person who has listed me as a main contributor to the Wiki but id also like to ask them what they think I have done:confused:
Im ashamed to admit :o I havent contributed at all as yet
howya lads,
could yous tell me who made the 'tips to make your game run quicker ' page
Look at the page SCIAG made last night.
At the top it says Hoppity represents San Marino at international level, but under the heading International it says he helps Liechtenstein to qualify for championships :confused:
Sort it out, let's keep it accurate. Pick 1 country and stick with it
I've re-arranged the Finance Tips page (still needs work on Lower-League tips) and i'm in the middle of editing the Finance page where i'll explain each section of Income/Expenditure.
I'll open a topic soon asking for Lower League finance tips since i've only managed top flight clubs
ok so ahmufcwafc you say to right click on the FM icon then properties and then compatibility but when i go into properties there is no sign of compatibilty
I will add the stadium pages which I wrote about 2 weeks ago, tonight
I will go and check on Vista for MeLikeFM and see about the compatability tab.
Ok, I have checked and will edit the article.
To put it into the XP mode, you can't use your shortcut.
You must instead go to:
C:/ProgramData/Sports Interactive/Football Manager 2009/
Here you will find the real icon for the game and if you right-click on this and click Properties, then you will get the compatibilty tab.
A few points and questions
What happened to the forum? The link on my favourites never works now
And can I please link you to these following discussions, so that you can give your opinions:
The Time is wrong!
Player Profiles Discussion
Rob - The forum seems to be down at the moment. Not much to worry about, it was working fine yesterday iirc.
Screenshots would be a great help. I haven't contributed many player profiles but I think if we get a good structure going with them, then they will get to be a better standard. I will increase my workload on the Wiki substantially after I have done my exams.
It doesn't get used very much anymore.
Are you going to post up those articles Rob?
sorry that ive only done ibrox and the new den guys, will do more after my exams are over promise.
Can I ask whether or not, that all the official team thread OP's could be counted as a start for the team pages??
You can change some things around if you like.
Eh? You just deleted the pageThere is currently no text in this page, you can search for this page title in other pages or edit this page.
Edit: Never mind, bad link.
I've added screenshots for all players who's names begin with an 'A'. (Example) Let me know if you think we should go with a different layout.
I like the layout of the screenshot. Looks professional.
Do you think we should have a slow down or stop on adding player profiles until we have them all with screenshots and with some FM related info in them?
Love it Alan. Unfortunately my laptop that has FM09 on has had to go back to Acer and so I can't add anything like screenies for the players at the moment. I'll carry on adding players throughout the next month or so if that's OK.
Keep adding the player profiles for the players if you can then, Stig. Me and Alan can upload the screenies.
If you can(I know it could be quite hard), try and give some FM related info in the article.
For example, you could look at the screenshots and then, deduce some strengths and weaknesses etc.
I'll carry on adding player profiles and maybe if I have personal experience of the player playing for me I could give a brief account of what I thought of him. What do you think guys?
That would be great, Stig.
I just created this Henri Anier page and most of the information I gave on him was made from looking at his screenshot.
For the player screenshots, how about you work backwards from Z and I continue on from A? That way we won't overlap.
And stig, do you think it'd be a good idea to create a few sub-categories for player profiles? We've over 60 profiles now iirc and it's getting a bit cramped up.
We could do what I am doing/going to do with stadium articles and put them into leagues and then, into teams. But, to do that we would need a lot more articles.
IMO, unless we have an ingenious idea, leave it as it is until we hit 120, and then, we have to do something.
I will go and do the stadiums now
Alan, I will work back from Z.
Stig, if I upload a bunch of players with their screenshots and give you the links on here, will you get the information for them?
That's fine Rob. How do I add the screenies to the player profile page?
Upload the screenshot here.
[[Image:Adam Eckersley.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Click to see Eckersley's profile]] Copy and paste this template at the top of the article, obviously editing the first and last parts.
Stig, there are lots of screenshots on here if you want to do profiles for them.
If you look at the Request a Screenshot thread, you can find loads of players.
Just to let you guys know, it looks like it's just the three of us working on the wiki regularly now. Arsenal_2111 has decided to quit coming on these forums, for now at least. Hopefully he comes back soon, he's put a lot of work into the wiki.
I will try and help out more often, but I am clueless with all the screenshots etc.
Just out of interest Alan, how many edits have you made to the Wiki in total now?
Plus, what has happened to CaptainPlanet as he is a mod, created the thread and I haven't heard from him since. Has he taken a break from the forums?
Just checked and he has made 20 comments in this thread.
I have now added every Coca-Cola Championship stadium article!
Here is a link if anyone is interested
I am ubermod
Added about 20 players and comp guides today. May do some more if I get bored tomorrow.
I'll do a Serie B article if people want?
Any chance that you can call it Italian Serie B so we can differentiate from other Serie Bs (eg. Brazilian) mate? That's if you haven't done it already.
I've added some faceinthegame information to this
How on earth that could possibly be a bug is beyond me!You may have noticed that some regens you have scouted have funny personalities. This is not a bug! Some of the Football manager/Sega workers have put themselves in the game as regens. All of them have random potentials but more often than not none of them will be great. To find these players type faceinthegame in the search filter. When scouting these players there personalities will be funny and not normal like "cluck cluck". An example of this is:
I'll fix up the image you posted, it isn't working. The regen personalities thing was already brought up here, but sure it doesn't do much harm having it on the fake players page.
The wiki forum is back up now - was gone for about a week. No big deal, we'll only ever need it for opinion polls really - which seem kind of pointless, considering every single one of them have been completely one-sided.
I have asked JJay to move the clock forward an hour.
Another request from me for a mod to deal with
Sorry about requesting something again.
Can we have this page deleted please: User Page
It is one of the spammers user page. It is empty but I don't think that when you look at the users names that we have, that this is a good name to have on it
We just reached 2000 posts with Alan's earlier post!
Ok, Alan. I will add screenshots etc. tomorrow night and maybe a few tonight.
I thought I would post up some information regarding the wiki to show how far we have come so far:
Number of Articles
570 full articles
There are 1,194 total pages in the database. This includes "talk" pages, pages about FM Wiki, minimal "stub" pages, redirects, and others that probably do not qualify as content pages. Excluding those, there are 570 pages that are probably legitimate content pages.
Page Views
There have been a total of 144,482 page views, and 4,760 page edits since FM Wiki was setup. That comes to 3.99 average edits per page, and 30.35 views per edit.
There are 75 registered users, of which 4 (or 5.33%) have Sysops rights.
Most viewed pages(How many views)
Main Page (25,203)
Talk:Main Page (5,770)
Category:Club Guides (5,440)
Category:Gameplay (5,339)
Help:Contents (4,623)
FM Wiki:About (4,560)
Category:Player Profiles (3,994)
FM Wiki:Current events (2,742)
Category:League Guides (2,337)
Category:Miscellaneous (1,613)
Uploaded files
234 files have been uploaded.
Posts in this thread(only including those with over 30 posts)
ahmufcwafc - 498
arsenal_2111 - 243
peter-evo - 212
pnefc22 - 204
jod123 - 177
ssestig - 93
hamilton162 - 89
rancer890 - 58
small Mac - 51
JJay - 38
Edits made to the Wiki(could only find out if posted)
Alan - Just under 1500
Jammy - 519
Rob - Around 300
Last edited by pnefc22; 23-05-2009 at 19:33.
How do you find out how many edits people have made?
This is coming on amazingly, much better than anyone could have expected imo. Kutgw everyone involved
As it looks like people have missed it, i've made an edit to the talk page.
== Skins page==
Would we be able to link to different skins in this? I reckon it would be good to link to graphics to help readers. I reckon michaeltmurrayuk may let us use the template he used when making the 'FM09 skins' thread, so it's a copy and paste sort of job. I'd be pleased to do it if someone could PM him to ask for permission to use the thing, I can't because I'm not posting there for a little while. In fact, if someone could get permission then I'd quite like to do it, I'm bored at the moment (I never realised how much time I spent on SI)
Cheers, Jammy
EDIT: I'm posting a little now, so could PM Michael toask. But do people want this on there?
^ RE the above - sounds like a job for Peter-evo
By the way, I updated the Wiki clock to BST
Jamster , if you click on 'Preferences' at the top of the screen on the wiki when signed in, it will say how many page edits you have done?
JJay, good work with the clock.
I almost read that wrong
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hey guys how do i become part of the football manager wiki group?


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New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma didn't have much to say about the allegations of former University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro, who claimed that Vilma was one of dozens of former Hurricanes to receive illegal benefits from him in a Yahoo! Sports investigative report Tuesday.
Vilma declined to comment on the specific allegations that he received cash, food, drinks and various forms of entertainment, including cash "bounties" for hits on opposing quarterbacks.
"I'm not really worried about that right now," Vilma said. "You have a guy that's in jail. Whatever his motive is right now, I don't know. Honestly, I don't care. You know, I'm gonna move forward and keep working with the Saints."
The exhaustive Yahoo! Report includes several photos of Vilma with Shapiro, including some on Shapiro's yacht and in his home, in addition to phone records showing frequent communication between the two as recently as 2010.
SAINTS SIGN COBBS: The Saints signed running back Patrick Cobbs, yet another veteran special teams standout.
Cobbs, 28, had been with the Dolphins since his rookie year in 2006 after a brief stint with the Steelers.
The 5-foot-8, 205-pounder has played primarily on special teams, though he does have 171 rushing yards, 409 receiving yards and six touchdowns in his career. He is a coverage specialist who can also serve as a backup return man in a pinch. Saints assistant special teams coach John Bonamego coached Cobbs in Miami for the last three years.
Cobbs took the roster spot that was vacated when the Saints released offensive tackle Jon Stinchcomb on Monday. The Saints are a bit thin at tailback with Chris Ivory and Joique Bell sidelined by injuries.
JENKINS DINGED: Safety Malcolm Jenkins missed Tuesday's practice with a knee injury that he suffered late in Monday's practice, but Coach Sean Payton said he expects him to return soon and play in Saturday night's preseason game at Houston.
Cornerback Leigh Torrence also was out with a hip injury, but linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar returned to practice Ñ and defensive end Jeff Charleston returned on a limited basis.
STINCHCOMB SALARY NOT GUARANTEED: Reports that Stinchomb's 2011 salary was guaranteed weren't accurate.
The Saints will save $2.25 million this year after releasing the eight-year veteran.
Stinchcomb's contract originally called for a guaranteed salary this season, but the guarantee was voided after he received a $5.5 million "completion" bonus in 2010.
The Saints still will be charged about $2.5 million against the salary cap this year to account for the prorated portion of earlier bonuses paid out to Stinchcomb. Next year, they will be charged the remaining proration amount of around $5 million, but they saved $2.25 million against this year's cap by releasing him.
Still, the move wasn't made for purely financial reasons. If that was the case, the Saints would have released Stinchomb before the salary cap went into effect Aug. 4. They gave him the opportunity to keep his starting job at right tackle during the first two weeks of training camp before making the football decision to replace him with backup Zach Strief.
According to a report by the NFL Network, the Saints were $2.7 million under the salary cap as of Tuesday morning, though it's not clear if Stinchcomb's release was accounted for.
A CLOSER LOOK: Defensive tackle Aubrayo Franklin's one-year deal with the Saint is worth a total of $4 million, including a $2.75 million signing bonus and a $1.25 million salary.
Some other details from recent contracts that previously haven't been reported:
Tight end David Thomas' deal is worth $5.5 million over three years, including a $1.5 million signing bonus.
Strief's deal starts out as a three-year deal worth $5.75 million, including a $750,000 signing bonus. But he has the chance to earn an additional $1.7 million in escalators.
Linebacker Will Herring's deal starts out as a three-year deal worth $5 million, including a $1 million signing bonus. He also has the chance to earn an additional $1.5 million in escalators.
Safety Roman Harper's deal is worth $25 million over four years, which is slightly less than the $28 million originally reported. He received a $7 million signing


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Gizmag first met garage inventor Jason Woods back in 2011. Since then the Kymera jet-powered body board has been evolving into what is now a nearly production-ready machine complete with official specifications and pricing. We recently had some fun on the water putting the board through its paces.Read More
When we last checked in with Jason Woods, he'd electrified his Kymera powered body board and was aiming for a 2013 release and US$5,000 retail price. To finally get the Kymera in the hands – or under the bodies – of consumers, Woods has now decided to go the crowdfunding route. The good news is that, if the campaign proves successful, supporters should be able to enjoy their boards this year, and for as little as $2,500.Read More
It's been over 20 months since we last looked at the Kymera jet-powered body board and it's great to see that its creator, Jason Woods, has stuck with his dream of developing a compact and lightweight personal watercraft. In the time since our last story, Woods has continued to plug away in his garage refining the Kymera, which now sports a new hourglass shape, has made the switch from gasoline to electric power, and has attracted the interest of search and rescue (SAR) teams. Most importantly, the Kymera is nearing commercial availability, with Woods aiming for a release in 2013.Read More
Longing for a cheap and easily transportable personal watercraft Jason Woods took matters into his own hands. He set about designing a jet-powered body board, light enough to carry under your arm, small enough to fit in the trunk of a compact sedan, and efficient enough to enjoy all day without breaking the bank. Although the first three prototypes ended up at the bottom of a lake the young garage designer persisted. Three years on his dream has become a reality – introducing the Kymera jetboard.Read More
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The flags aren't flying at WKU's International Center, but the campus's out-of-country population is well represented. There are around 500 international students walking the sidewalks of Western, and today, they're reflecting back on September 11, 2001 along with the rest of the country.
"I was at home and I was watching TV when they showed the Twin Towers broken down," says Gabriel Prijatna of Indonesia.
"Everybody was in the TV room and they were asking what was happening. I mean, at that time, nobody believed this could happen," adds Haribrakash Hadial of India.
"I was very surprised and shocked and I found it unbelievable," Zhong Gen Li of China recalls.
Natalia Barahona of Colombia agrees. "I think everyone was shocked. Because New York is a big city and it's renowned throughout the world. That the Trade Center went down, it was a big deal."
"I thought this would never happen because it's such a big incident," says Shuyuan Liv of Taiwan.
"So many lives were lost, and so many Nigerians were part of it, so it was really terrible," explains Oge Anazin. "It was horrible. And we all felt it. Personally, I cried."
The students called the attacks a worldwide tragedy, and one that the entire globe reacted to in the same way.
"In all the world, we felt what happened here," says Barahona.
"It was a sad story; it was a painful one, and we pray it never happens again," says Anazin. "Never."
"I just want to say God bless America," adds Shuyuan Liv.
We also asked each student how strict airport security has become in their home country following 9/11. The students from India, Colombia, and China say that airport security is just as tight in their home countries as the United States. However, students from Nigeria, Indonesia, and Taiwan say that security is much more relaxed in their home countries and they are surprised at the extreme lengths US airports take to check passengers.


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Greetings again my friends from my, are we really talking about football already didn't summer just start, corner of the world. Where has the summer gone. I realize that has been a re-occurring theme the past few weeks, but kids its August and school will be starting for some folks in just a few weeks! Crap!!! Have I mentioned lately how much I really, really, REALLY HATE WINTER!!! Just in case you forgot.. I really hate winter. Now that little rant is out of my system, let review a few things you may have missed last week and drop some knowledge(trying to sound hip) on ya about things happening...
Really need to start off and send congrats to the organizers of LIMA LIVE. The weather was almost perfect for the event, the entertainment that was booked was outstanding(sorry no one hit wonders or didn't they used to be bands this year), and from what I understand all things went off without a major "incident". Which is very cool. The downtown businesses enjoyed a good weekend business wise from what I have been told, so I say it was a win/win all the way around. Good job to all, especially to all the volunteers and a special HUGE pat on the back to Bart Mills. As always, above and beyond the call of duty...
If you haven't ventured out Thursday nights to the open mic night at Mulligan's, you are cheating yourself out of a great night of just kick-ass music. I am serious. Thursday night open mic night is hosted by the talented Kat and Geoff(which in case you didn't know are Them Kids) and they never fail to entertain and most of the time just knock everybody off their feet with their set. I mean, come on..when was the last time you heard The Wallflowers, or Pink Floyd or Bill Withers and original music all in the same 90 minutes??? Don't know do ya? Then on top of that, throw in various incarnations of several bands from the area, its a great night of just great music. Last week, I saw a stripped down 3/4 version of Sunset Junkies. Awesome...A 2/3 version of Samax...Awesome and that was before 11 pm...It starts at 9, if its nice they play under the stars and don't let the traffic revisions throw you, If I can figure it out, you can too. See you there.
Coming up Friday August 14th right after the Rally in The Square, Polly Mae & Band will be playing a no cover charge show at the Lima Elks, on W North Street. The show starts @ 9 pm and yes public is welcomed. Slide on up(you are only going to be a few blocks away) after the Rally and roll with Polly Mae.
If you are looking for something completely different, boy do I have something for you. Its called Lima's Premier Paint & Sip Studio. It is located right across the street from The Meeting Place @ 215 W Market Street. Lima's Premier Paint & Sip Studio parts the "ART" in PARTY... What is it you asked? Its a great way to just chill. This is huge in the bigger markets and there is no reason it shouldn't be here also. It's a chance to express yourself with a paint brush, sip some great wine, hang out with your friends and maybe make some new ones. Check them out on Facebook, their website is www.premierpaintandsip.com or you can also call for info and reservations 419-605-3840
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Through the years we have developed a fairly impressive collection of Annapolis Royal and area postcards at the AHS Archives. Since the postcards have arrived from different donors, we do not keep them all together, but thanks to digital images we do have some latitude to quickly pull together images based on a particular theme. I figured that since our friends at Fort Anne National Historic Site have recently opened for the season that this would be an excellent opportunity to pull some postcards which show images of the fort.
When I started looking at postcards I quickly realized that we have so many images of Fort Anne that I would need to turn this into an extended number of posts. The number of images makes a great deal of sense since much of the history of the Annapolis Royal area is tied up in events which took place at this location. This has also been a location where tourists have wandered and thought romantic thoughts about the battles of the 17th and 18th centuries for over 100 years. For those who are unfamiliar with Fort Anne, the building featured in these images is the Officer's Quarters which was built in 1797. The designer of this building was Prince Edward, Duke of Kent (the father of Queen Victoria).
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ELO's roster has changed numerous times over the years, with no fewer than 18 members contributing to the band's sound.
The group's spectacular run of success in the 1970s and 1980s included numerous gold and platinum albums and Top 10 hits such as "Can't Get It Out of My Head" and "Telephone Line," as well as producing the groundbreaking "Spaceship" tour.
The following evening, on July 26, the Deer Valley Music Festival will feature an extraordinary rock 'n' roll celebration of the life and music of John Lennon starring look-and-sing-alike artist Tim Piper.
The show titled "Just Imagine" intertwines Lennon's songs with the stories behind them to create a unique and electrifying multimedia concert experience.
Backed by rock band Working Class Hero, featuring bassist Greg Piper, guitarist Don Butler, keyboardist Morley Bartnof and drummer Don Poncher. Piper channels Lennon in this critically acclaimed tribute.
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A snorkel-shaped device no bigger than a flea is the latest technology offering relief to Clark County residents with glaucoma.
The titanium device is only 1 millimeter long and one-third millimeter tall, but it has the potential to make a big difference in the lives of people with mild to moderate glaucoma.
The device offers an alternative to traditional methods of treating glaucoma, an alternative more advanced than medicated eyedrops but less intensive than surgery, said Dr. Silvio Gurdian, an eye surgeon for 15 years.
Gurdian has implanted the device, called the iStent, in two area residents since beginning to offer the procedure earlier this summer at the Vancouver Eye Care ambulatory eye center. He hopes the procedure will help to prevent the riskier surgeries required for advanced glaucoma.
"Surgical advances in glaucoma have been challenging and slow to be adopted by eye surgeons due to complexity, cost and high risk of complications," he said. "Therefore, many patients with glaucoma remain undertreated."
Glaucoma affects millions of people and is one of the leading causes of blindness in the U.S., according to the Mayo Clinic.
Glaucoma is not a single eye disease but rather a group of eye conditions causing optic nerve damage that can result in vision loss. Most often, the damage is caused by abnormally high pressure in the eye, according to Mayo Clinic.
The pressure is due to a buildup of fluid that normally flows in and out of the eye through a drainage system where the iris (colored part of the eye) and the cornea (clear tissue on the eye's surface) meet, according to Mayo Clinic.
Glaucoma can't be cured and damage can't be reversed, but treatment can reduce the pressure and prevent or slow vision loss.
Long-sought remedy?
Medicated eyedrops are the first method of treatment. Laser eye surgery to open clogged drainage canals is a more advanced treatment. And eye surgery is typically the last resort, Gurdian said.
People who are nearly blind or are facing impending blindness are treated with eye surgery, a procedure called trabeculectomy. The surgery has a high risk of complications, though, and is typically only performed by a few eye surgeons with extensive experience. The procedure is tough on patients, too, requiring about three months to recover from the blurred vision and discomfort associated with the surgery, Gurdian said.
"The world of ophthalmology has been looking for another procedure for a long time," he said.
The iStent appears to be that long-sought procedure.
Gurdian compares the iStent to a heart stent. While a heart stent is used to open arteries, the iStent is used to pry open a clogged vein in the eye. The stent is placed in the vein at the root of the iris.
"We are catheterizing this microscopic blood vein," he said.
Inserting an iStent is safer for the patient, less risky for the surgeon and more cost-effective than traditional eye surgery, Gurdian said.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the iStent device in June 2012. Gurdian underwent training with the company that manufactured the device, Glaukos Corp., and performed his first procedure in July.
The procedure is only approved in conjunction with cataract surgery, Gurdian said. While not every patient with cataracts has glaucoma, many do. That's likely because both diseases progress with age, he said.
The device implantation takes less than 5 minutes, Gurdian said.
"It was a simple, fast procedure," Gurdian said. "There's very little, if any, risk."
Gurdian hopes the simple procedure can prevent more severe glaucoma and advanced vision loss.
"I hope to see the end of end-stage glaucoma," he said.
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Out since week two with a broken fibula, New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush said he is eager to get back into action against Seattle following the Saints bye this weekend.
"I feel really good actually, I feel like I should be more than prepared for next week after this bye week and I'm preparing for that now obviously," he said. "Just trying to do everything I can to get back on the field but I feel really good, I feel like I'll be more than 100 percent. This bye week has come at a perfect time."
Bush was inactive again in the team's decisive win over Carolina last Sunday, although he traveled with the team to Charlotte and felt like he could have gone is asked. But he feels ready to explode when he does buckle up his chinstrap again.
"I am, I've been out of it a little bit and it's time to get back to football," he said. "It's time to get back to doing what I love to do and that's just being out there and making plays."
The prolonged absence of him and running back Pierre Thomas has been tough, Bush said.
"It's tough for both of us because we want to be out on the field making plays," he said. "Especially when we feel like we could have contributed, maybe, in some of the losses or some of the lack of offense we've been having lately. But we're just trying to stay as positive as we can and working as hard as we can to get back to football."


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (SMU) - Keena Mays was named the American Athletic Conference Player of the Week for the second straight week and third time this season after averaging 25.5 points in two games for the Mustangs. The senior scored a career-high 34 points at UTEP, matching the highest point total in the conference this season.
Mays began the week with a game-high, 17-point performance in an 82-39 win against Southeastern Louisiana. She also had seven rebounds in each game, with six assists and three steals on the week. The Mansfield, Texas, native shot 45.9 percent from the field, including a 10-for-21 clip at UTEP, 47.6 percent.
For the season, the SMU guard is averaging a league-leading 19.8 points per game, and is second in The American with 48 assists. She is shooting 39.2 percent from the field, and 35.4 percent from behind the arc. Mays is also third on the team, averaging 5.9 rebounds per game.
Mays is the only multiple recipient of the American Athletic Conference Player of the Week award, and SMU and Connecticut are the only two teams with award winners to date. The Mustangs (8-2) return to action Dec. 21 at North Texas. After a pair of road games at Louisville and Cincinnati to start the conference slate, SMU will play its first game in newly-renovated Moody Coliseum Jan. 4 against USF in the second half of a doubleheader with the SMU men's team.


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Jeff Sharlet, editor of The Revealer, writes: I'll be moderating a discussion session on religion, spirituality, and God blogs at Bloggercon, a conference about weblogs at Harvard Law School on April 17th. I'm pulling together a brief essay that'll serve as a starting point for the discussion right now. And I need your help.
Bloggercon — which is open and free to everyone — isn't about technology, it's about how we use blogs and how they relate to media, politics, and culture in the broader world. Religion and belief are major fascinations within the blogosphere, whether written about by adherents, skeptics, or curious observers. Some faith groups form loosely-networked communities of blogs — St. Blog's and jBlog come to mind — while plenty of secularists, particularly political bloggers, keep a close watch on religion in the public sphere. Get Religion, Bartholomew's Notes on Religion, and, of course, The Revealer (as well as many others on the "God beat") use the media as our lens with which to look at belief (and the varieties of belief as our lens with which to investigate the media). Much of the old school religious press now operate excellent blogs of their own.
So what does it all add up to? Where did belief blogs come from and where are they going? How do belief blogs relate to the real world — as lay ministry, as rebellion, as outsider critique? Do the different Godblogospheres, such as St. Blog's and jBlog, have anything in common — and anything to learn from each other? Why does online belief tend toward greater political conservatism than the religious print press (or am I wrong in thinking that it does)? Do blogs do a better job of noticing religion in the news than the mainstream press? Are they a force for change within religious institutions? Journalistic institutions?
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Plant bulbous kinds in mid fall, covering bulbs with twice their diameter of soil, 3 to 5 inches deep for small bulbs and 6 to 8 inches for large bulbs. Space bulbs from 3-4 inches apart for the smallest to 12 inches for the largest. Set out container-grown alliums anytime during the growing season. Prepare the garden bed by using a garden fork or tiller to loosen the soil to a depth of 12 to 15 inches, then mix in a 2- to 4-inch layer of compost.
Dead head ornamental onions to prevent self-sowing by clipping off the flower stems at their base. Feed bulbous ornamental onions in fall with a surface application of a complete organic fertilizer; even if foliage isn't present, the nutrients will be taken up by the roots, which are actively growing. If your soil is poor, you can make a second light fertilization in spring just as the bulb foliage is emerging. Feed rhizomatous alliums in early spring with a complete organic fertilizer. Apply a thin layer of compost each spring, followed by a 2-inch layer of mulch to retain moisture and control weeds. Water plants during the summer if rainfall is less than 1 inch per week. If flowering falls off, dig up and divide bulbous alliums just as their flowering finishes and foliage ripens. Divide rhizomatous types in early spring.
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Most stories about Yemen reach back many centuries. My story of Yemen reaches back to late 2009 when my friend Joshua suggested I visit him in Yemen to photograph. He had lived in the Old City of the capital, Sana'a, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for over three years.
I love a good adventure, but that usually involves the Great American West, not a place with tribal kidnappings and Al Qaeda training camps. What finally turned the tide was reading the first chapters of the book Joshua was writing about his experiences as a young American in Yemen, and realizing that this was a place and culture unlike anywhere I had imagined, and the opportunity of a lifetime. Risk was overwhelmed by curiosity, and the chance to photograph, guided by an insider's knowledge of an unknown place on the other side of the world.
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Deputy Superintendent, Charles Allen, said when he was hired in 2009 by the Tehama County Department of Education he told the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources he had the equivalent to a master's degree.
However, H.R. said it wasn't true and Allen is wondering why. In the five years he has worked at the Department of Education, Allen said there was never an issue.
"They're responsible for making sure I have all the right credentials and paperwork," said Allen.
H.R. claims they believed Allen had a master's degree and even requested a copy, which they never received. But Allen contests this is untrue.
"I don't have a copy of the degree and I never said I had so I'm not sure where that's coming from either. Again if they don't have a copy of the degree then I would think they would get it, either talk to me personally or talk to the superintendent," said Allen.
On Allen's resume he states he has a master's degree from Chico State University, which he now admits is not accurate, and is something he would've changed.
"Absolutely you look in retrospect I would have," said Allen.
Allen's current position at the Tehama County Department of Education states it does accept the equivalent of a master's degree, which Allen said he has with his coursework from Chico State University.


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The concept of having a bowling alley & bar blended together has obviously been nailed down before, but The Punch Bowl in Denver serves up a brilliant blend of cocktails, music and bowling. Whoever thought of this revolutionary creation has certainly earned himself an island far, far away from the general public and is absolutely having the strike of his life.
Punch Bowl – Social Food & Drink captures the perfect recipe of a united gathering of sorts, with various types of humans interacting, playing the game on the alley and at the bar and lingering around cute singles scattered throughout this massive establishment. Punch Bowl – Social Food & Drink is a gastro diner and bar first and foremost offering breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
Punch Bowl is a 24,000 square-foot, high-volume bar and bowling, pingpong and marbles hall which includes a gastro-diner, coffee house and entertainment and private party venue.
Features include eight bowling lanes, pingpong, marbles tables, deck-shuffle, shuffleboard, darts, pinball, Foosball, pool, board games and a wall of throwback video games. Not a huge fan of bowling? No worries; Punch Bowl provides a unique environment and an array of social butterflies all looking for the same result: good, old-fashioned fun and awesome music. The enormous bar is convenienty located on 65 Broadway with an accessible parking situation that requires no parallel parking or bullshit street parking.
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Both Sony and Microsoft had plenty of great games on show during their E3 press events, but the offerings from third party developers were, as usual, nothing to sneeze at either. From stealth games and arena shooters to awesome new VR experiences, read on as we highlight some of the biggest and best third-party games on show.Read More
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When Rocksmith was released in 2011, it had all the ingredients of a gaming pie capable of satisfying kings of Guitar Hero and Rock Band controllers wanting to learn how to play a real instrument in a familiar digital environment and new six-string slingers looking for an entertaining, full-featured learning package. The platform has now been refreshed for 2014, and Gizmag has spent some considerable time in the company of Rocksmtih's infinitely patient, always available virtual guitar teacher on Ubisoft's note highway to callus hell.Read More
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E3 is always an exciting time for gamers, but this year's show proved particularly enticing with two new video game consoles mere months from release. The Xbox One and Playstation 4 have handed game developers a much more advanced piece of kit to deliver some truly groundbreaking experiences. Each company's presentation revealed titles both familiar and brand new, but these are the ones that have us most anxious for the upcoming generation of console gaming. Read More
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When it comes to real world action shooters, the Tom Clancy Ghost Recon series has stood head and shoulders above many of its contemporaries. Tense tactical squad based combat where your demise is one ricochet away, is what this series has always been about. Following its release on PS3 and Xbox 360 in May, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier has landed on PC and the third person tactical shooter hits the bulls eye more often than not.Read More
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'Only in America can we follow our dream of chasing little green fish."
When Rick Clunn, arguably the top professional bass angler of all-time, uttered those words after winning the 1984 Bassmaster Classic on the Arkansas River, he probably had some idea of what the future of competitive angling would look like.
Thanks to the Bass Anglers Sportsmen Society, competitive bass fishing has enjoyed a meteoric rise that even Clunn couldn't have foreseen. BASS founder Ray Scott was able to push the sport with a little help onto a national stage and from there, it snowballed into the phenomenon it is today.
Thanks to big-time sponsorship, media coverage and more importantly a big fan base, the Classic and other BASS events will only continue to add to their successes.
This year's 37th installment of the Classic, which runs Friday through next Sunday on Alabama's Lay Lake, will again bring out droves of fans and many more watching at home. The event again pits 50 of the best bass anglers in the world in a battle for a first-place prize of $500,000 and a spot among competitive angling's elite. This will be the second Classic staged at the beginning of the Bassmaster Elite Series schedule, rather than taking place in the summer or early fall like in past years.
With good populations of largemouth and spotted bass, which are actually in the sunfish family, Lay Lake should provide plenty of excitement for anglers and spectators alike. While spotted bass are smaller than largemouths, they usually stay more active in colder temperatures like the area has seen recently. Based on last week's practice reports, anglers were able to catch fish despite the temperatures, which should go up as the Classic nears. Many anglers likely will catch plenty of spotted bass, but will look for one or two bigger largemouths to supplement their limits.
Of the 36 previous Classics, eight have been decided by less than a pound. Many more came down to anglers losing big fish that could have put them over the top. Anglers reported catching average-size fish during their practice sessions this week, so it is likely this year's event also will be a close one, with the winner having the biggest two or three largemouths.
Here is a look at some of the most memorable close finishes in the Classic:
"Bitter" pill: The 1989 Classic, held on the James River in Virginia, was a tough pill to swallow for the angler who appeared headed for a win.
Jim Bitter of Fruitland Park, Fla., led the first two days of the tournament and seemingly couldn't do anything wrong. The fishing gods must have taken their eyes off of Bitter on the final day as bass-fishing icon Hank Parker overcame the odds with a last-day catch of 14 pounds, 8 ounces, the largest one-day haul of the event. Bitter actually caught what would have been the winning fish, but in the process of measuring it, the little guy squirmed just right and ended up back in the water. Bitter didn't land another fish and Parker won his second Classic with a total of 31-6 to Bitter's 31-4.
Amateur win: In retrospect, the 1994 edition, held on North Carolina's High Rock Lake, evokes the most somber memories of any Classic.
Bryan Kerchal of Newton, Conn., became the first and only amateur to win the event. Kerchal, who finished last in the '93 Classic, qualified through the BASS Federation and held off Tommy Biffle of Wagoner, Okla., on the final day, 36-7 to 36-3. Kerchal later died in a commuter plane crash, only months after his victory.
Like father, like son: The 1997 Classic, held on Alabama's Lake Logan Martin, takes the cake for close finishes. The top three finishers were separated by 7 ounces.
Dion Hibdon of Stover, Mo., caught a final-day stringer of 11-12, and he needed every bit of it. Dalton Bobo of Northport, Ala., was in a battle with Hibdon heading into the final day and would have won if he hadn't broken a rule. Anglers are penalized if they present a dead fish at the day's weigh-in.
While other anglers near the top of the standings lost good fish at or near their boats, one of Bobo's fish was dead, costing him a penalty of 4 ounces. Hibdon won the event with a catch of 34-13, besting Bobo's total (34-12) by an ounce. In the process, Hibdon joined his father, Guido Hibdon (1988), as the only father-son Classic champions.
Guido also had a close call in his win, edging Woo Daves of Chester, Va., by a scant 6 ounces on the James River.
While Clunn spoke for many back in '84, maybe he could have used "big" rather than little. In a world where every ounce means so much, it sure would have saved some unlucky anglers money on antacids.
Classic Setting
Alabama's Lay Lake is a 12,000-acre reservoir located 35 miles south of Birmingham and 15 miles south of Columbiana in the east-central portion of the state. It is the third-largest lake in the Coosa River chain, which is recognized as having some of the best bass fishing in the southeastern United States.
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College Hockey:Home On The Road: Host Badgers Upset Pioneers
MADISON, Wis. — Seeing both No. 3 seeds (Clarkson, Michigan State) pull the upset in Friday's regional action, No. 17 Wisconsin had found something positive to grasp before playing fourth-ranked and conference rival Denver, a team that had gone 11-1-2 all-time against Wisconsin in the Kohl Center.
With the Badgers going 1-3-1 in their last five games and barely sneaking into the NCAA tournament field, combined with the Pioneers fresh off winning their 15th WCHA playoff championship, it looked like another hotly-contested matchup between Denver and North Dakota set for the Sunday docket.
But Wisconsin, wearing its red road jerseys and playing in front of a partisan Badger crowd, proved, at least for one night, that it belonged among the nation's 16 best teams.
Ignited by sophomore forward Michael Davies' two goals and junior Shane Connelly's 30 saves, Wisconsin broke its Denver hex and moved one step closer to its second Frozen Four in the last three years, besting second-seeded Denver, 6-2, Saturday night.
Wisconsin will face the region's top seed, North Dakota (27-10-4), at 6 p.m. CT Sunday night.
"We've heard it all week from the press and from around the rink that we did not deserve to be here," Davies said. "We take that and motivate us to go out and play hockey because we have nothing to lose, because people doubt us anyway. We're trying to prove people wrong."
Left teetering for the last two weeks, hoping for a second chance to redeem itself after a season of bad bounces, streaking play and growing pains, Wisconsin (16-16-7) made sure its second life did not go by the wayside.
Showing no signs of rust despite playing its first game since March 15, UW's energy was contagious, its blocking was superlative, the penalty kill was superior and the breaks finally went its way, breaks that constantly evaded the Badgers throughout the regular season.
"Our concern going into the game tonight was the rest factor in terms if we could get our legs and bodies going at a tempo that would allow us to get off to a good start," UW coach Mike Eaves said "This past week we tried to change our practice to give us a little different look. I felt that the first 10 minutes tonight we did a pretty good job of playing in tempo."
All four of Wisconsin's goals Saturday night were a product of players playing in that all-important tempo and the puck being in the right place at the right time.
With its top line on the ice, Wisconsin's Blake Geoffrion raced with the puck into the Denver zone. Wrapping around the net, Geoffrion sent a pass to defenseman Jamie McBain, who fired an uncontested shot above the faceoff circle. The puck caromed off Mannino's pad and right to a fortuitously-placed Michael Davies, who banged home the wide-open net for UW's first goal.
Continuing with the reversal of fortunes, the Badgers' second-period tally was a product of more stellar positioning and more UW breaks. Senior defenseman Josh Engel ripped a shot from the point that McBain, camped right out in front of the Denver net, got a stick on and deflected over Denver goalie Peter Mannino's outstretched glove to double the Wisconsin lead.
"It's always good when you get a lead," said McBain, as the Badgers improved to 11-3 when they score first. "It makes the game a little easier, you're not running around as much and you don't have to force as many things. You can't sit back but it gives you confidence to keep things simple."
After Denver (26-14-1) cut the lead in half late in second period on a beautiful shot fake by Dustin Jackson (he faked low, causing Connelly to bite, and shot high), the sign of lady luck could be seen back on the Badgers' shoulders.
After Wisconsin won one of its 40 faceoffs on the day, the puck found its way onto the stick of Cody Goloubef. While his one-timer hit the right post, the rebound bounced off the post, off Mannino's backside and then tucked itself inside the left post.
It was cruel irony for Denver, as the Pioneers missed four solid scoring chances Saturday night by firing four pucks off the post, including one on a wide-open net when Tyler Ruegsegger clanked one off the elbow of the crossbar that could have impacted the outcome.
"It's funny how this game works at times," Denver coach George Gwozdecky said. "It's fractions of an inch. We had our chances. We had a number of great opportunities to score and missed or shot and hit posts."
It was all downhill after that. UW's John Mitchell scored on a breakaway, followed closely by Davies scoring his second goal of the night (also on a breakaway) and capped by senior captain Davis Drewiske registering an empty-netter with just over three minutes remaining.
"We thought we could keep going at that point," senior Tom May said after his third-period goal cut the Badger lead to two. "There was still a lot of time left (8:13) and things could happen. We had a feeling on the bench that we could come back but then they got a couple more goals and it began to be a little tougher to keep that optimism."
But combine the luck, the four third-period UW goals and the gift of a second chance to redeem themselves, Denver simply ran into a Wisconsin buzz saw.
"I sensed a team who had a second chance at life," said Gwozdecky when asked what was different about UW compared to the last time the two teams played. "It's not fun to sit after being eliminated in the first round of the playoffs and wonder if you get an extra chance to play another game.
"When you're given a second chance like that, you really certainly want to make the most of it."
Even though the circumstances will change the next time these two teams play in Madison, Wisconsin may want to consider going against protocol from now on whenever the Pioneers come to town.
"They looked good on us, didn't they?" Eaves joked about the red road sweaters. "We may have to rethink our wardrobe."
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'Dogs Edged By Gaels, 15-11
Kara Concheck had four goals in the Bulldogs 15-11 loss to St. Mary's.
Lacrosse Finishes Season on the Road
The Bulldogs are set to play at St. Mary's and USC for their final two games of the 2013 season.
Lacrosse Hosts UC Davis For Senior Day
The Fresno State lacrosse team hosts UC Davis Saturday at 2 p.m. for its final home game of the 2013 season.
'Dogs Outscored by Ducks
The Fresno State lacrosse team dropped a conference match to Oregon, 18-8.
Lacrosse Loses at Home
Paula Badaili scored a career high five goal in the teams 18-8 loss to San Diego State.
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2013 (Senior): In her last season as a Bulldog, Harrington started in all 15 games ... played in all 56 games of her collegiate career ... a two year captain for the 'Dogs ... completed the year with 14 goals and 22 points ... finished first on the team with eight assists ... currently holds the top two single-game records for assists made ... leaves Fresno State leading the all-time points list with 67 ... named Fresno State Attacker of the Year at the end of the year team banquet.
2012 (Junior): Started all 13 games ... scored 10 goals and recorded a team-high 13 assists for a team-best 23 points ... recorded 20 shots and 18 shots on goal for an on goal percentage of .900, which was the best on the team ... caused four turnovers ... won 11 ground balls and six draw controls recorded five assists against UC Davis ... scored three goals against Central Connecticut ... recorded four shots against Long Island.
2011 (Sophomore): Played in 14 games and started in 12 ... scored eight goals and had seven assists.
2010 (Freshman):Played in all 14 games ... scored four goals and tallied three assists ... goals came against Detroit, Stanford, Oregon and Denver ... had assists against Villanova, Central Connecticut and Stanford.
High School: Lettered four years in soccer and lacrosse ... played the midfield and as a senior her team finished 18-0 in lacrosse ... earned All-American honors in 2009 ... guided her team to a state championship and was team captain ... earned first-team all-state honors and was MVP of the state championship game ... was a member of the Northwest team ... scored83 goals and had 22 assists and won 75 draw controls as a senior ... caused 25 turnovers, won 37 ground balls and intercepted 11 passes.
Personal: Born November 7, 1990 ... parents are Mike and Michelle Harrington ... has one brother, Chris ... hobbies and interests include writing, animals and mythology ... favorite athletes are her teammates because they are the best people she has ever known ... biggest athletic thrill is winning in double overtime sudden death 12 to 11 ... admires her family, and people who have an accepting nature about them ... attending Fresno State because it was the perfect fit ... graduated from high school with a 3.3 GPA.
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JAMESPORT, Mo. (AP) - Robert L. Carter, longtime sports editor of the Constitution-Tribune in Chillicothe, died Tuesday after he was involved in a crash that also killed two teen-age brothers. He was 52.
Carter and Eric Erikson, 14, of Jameson, were pronounced dead Tuesday at the accident scene in Daviess County, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said Wednesday. Jerry Durosette, 17, of Jameson, died at Liberty Hospital.
Carter worked part-time for Chillicothe Youth Services and was driving a minivan for the agency Tuesday, said Chuck Haney, who hired Carter at the newspaper in 1972.
Director Jeff Stillwell said Carter was taking the boys home.
According to the patrol, the accident occurred at 1:20 p.m. near Jamesport when the minivan, westbound on County Route P, failed to yield at the intersection with Missouri 190 and was struck by a southbound pickup truck. The minivan spun around, overturned and caught fire.
The driver of the pickup truck, a 50-year-old man from Maysville, was taken to Wright Memorial Hospital in Trenton with moderate injuries.
Carter's survivors include a brother, Gary Carter of Laclede, and a sister, Diane Geromini of San Diego.
A rosary service is planned for Carter on Friday at Lindley Funeral Home in Chillicothe. Services will Saturday at St. Columban's Church in Chillicothe.
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Taylor Swift has become one of the most popular and successful young singer-songwriters of the era. News that she was devastated by the guy she lost her virginity to has therefore been surprising in view of how many young men would go to the moon for a date with her. Swift is rumored to have lost her virginity to Jake Gyllenhaal, who left her devastated when he didn't show up at her 21st birthday party, reported Radar Online on Feb. 17, 2014.
Stories have surfaced that Swift was heartbroken after she gave her virginity to Gyllenhaal and he was than a no show at her 21st birthday party, leaving her locked in a bathroom crying the entire night, Radar Online claims in an exclusive report. An insider says Swift, who is now 24, had been "saving herself for marriage." However, she was so much in love with 33-year-old Gyllenhaal, that after three months of dating she gave into his desires to go all the way. Sources say she thought she was going to marry Gyllenhaal.
Swift was repaid for giving her virginity to Gyllenhaal with his no show at her 21st birthday party, PerezHilton.com has also reported. When Gyllenhaal didn't arrive at her party Swift at first thought maybe he was planning some sort of surprise. But there was no surprise and she was said to be in shock.
PerezHilton.com goes on to report Swift turned a bad experience into something good by using her feelings from this experience to inspire every word of her hit song RED. This song references this "event" as "The Moment I Knew." They lyrics were apparently all about her birthday party and Gyllenhaal not showing up.
This shows Swift had the emotional balance needed to survive a difficult experience that a lot of young women go through. Perhaps by sharing her feelings about this Swift can help other young women recover and become stronger, as she did, from such a hurtful experience and move on in life.


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Gloria Williams-Brevard held a seminar on the path to citizenship at Massanutten Regional Library in Harrisonburg on Saturday. (Photo by Jason Lenhart)
HARRISONBURG — Like many legal immigrants across the United States, plenty of local folks with permanent resident status hope one day to become U.S. citizens — the common thread that connects all…
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|Arundo donax L.
|Synonym(s): elephant grass, wild cane, cana brava, carrizo, arundo
Giant reed is a perennial grass that can reach up to 20 ft. (6.1 m) in height. The stem resembles a corn stalk and has long, flat leaves up to 1.5 ft. (0.5 m) long. Flowering occurs in late summer to early fall, when plants are most easily recognized because of the large, dense flower plumes that develop at the tops of the culms. The plums can grow up to 3 ft. (0.9 m) in length. Giant reed invades wetlands such as ditches, stream banks and lake shores. Giant reed can completely suppress and remove native vegetation very easily, which reduces wildlife habitat, increases fire risks and interferes with flood control. Giant reed is native to India and was introduced into the United States in the early 1800s for ornamental purposes.
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Google's Nexus 7 offers an exceptional Android tablet computer, and Verizon Wireless's zippy 4G LTE service adds Internet connectivity when you don't have access to Wi-Fi.
The first thing you'll notice about the Nexus 7 is its bright, gorgeous screen with brilliant colors and sharp, clear text. It weighs 10.55 and measures 4.49" by 7.87" by .34" - meaning it wastes very little space, using nearly all of its frontage for screen real estate.
Made by ASUS for Google, the Nexus 7 runs Android 4.4 KitKat on a 1.5 GHz quad-core processor with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal memory. It performs smoothly and flawlessly, whether downloading and installing apps, surfing Web sites, typing messages, reading text, watching videos or playing games. The tablet's scratch-resistant touch screen has a superb feel with perfect sensitivity.
Gorgeous display
Popular games like Words with Friends and Angry Birds look phenomenal and play perfectly. Whether you're watching music videos or cute animal antics, YouTube looks fantastic and sounds great.
Reading pleasure
Many consumers buy tablets at least in part for reading Amazon Kindle books, and the Nexus 7 serves that purpose swimmingly. No tablet will likely match an actual Kindle e-reader, particularly the Paper White model, for reading comfort, particularly outdoors in bright sunlight. The Nexus 7 comes pretty close, though.
Like on any tablet I've used, I turned the brightness up the whole way to read outside on the Nexus 7, and I had no trouble reading Kindle books or any other text.
Camera and battery life
The Nexus 7's 5 MP rear-facing camera and 1080p HD camcorder take very nice photos rivaling many current smart phones. With the tablet's front-facing camera, you can also take 1.2 MP selfies or hold video chat sessions in 720p HD.
The device's 32 GB of memory should provide plenty of space for your apps and media files. I recommend using cloud storage such as Dropbox or Google Drive to backup your precious memories to the cloud and sync them with your computer.
The Nexus 7 even has exceptional battery life for a tablet, lasting a couple of days with moderate usage, which includes playing games. Its juice doesn't drain significantly while sitting idle and collecting emails.
Onscreen keyboard
The tablet's least noteworthy feature is its onscreen keyboard - it's not terrible, just not as great as the rest of the package. It has limited multi-function keys, with the top row of letters doubling as numbers if you hold in a key. In contrast, my much-loved Samsung Galaxy Tab has the top number row common on other Android tablets.
You can, however, install a keyboard replacement from the Google Play Store if you desire. You could also skip the keyboard entirely and use Android's stellar voice recognition capabilities to dictate your messages and Web searches.
Speedy Verizon 4G LTE
At last check, a Nexus 7 on Verizon Wireless's 4G LTE mobile network would set you back $249.99 on contract, adding about $10 a month to your existing More Everything plan, or $349.99 outright.
Verizon currently offers other fantastic 4G LTE tablets free with contract - the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 and their house brand Ellipsis 7. I'm very happy with my non-LTE Galaxy Tab 2, which I've used for over a year, and was quite impressed with the 4G LTE Ellipsis 7 demo unit I tested a few months ago.
Though tablets don't come with mobile voice and texting capabilities like Verizon's phones do, try Google Voice and Hangouts as no-cost alternatives. Both let you interact for free across platforms, including Windows computers and Android phones and tablets.
The Nexus 7 has similar specs to an iPad Mini costing twice as much. If you're on the market for a tablet computer with always-on Internet, the Nexus 7 will give you many reasons to love it.


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CLAIM: Rihanna and Chris Brown to "Tour" Together
"Well… well… well, MediaTakeOut.com just heard a very INTERESTING RUMOR," announces the habitually inaccurate site.
Uh-oh. Buckle up.
"According to a ROCK SOLID INDUSTRY insider Chris Brown's camp is speaking with Rihanna's people and trying to see if the two artists can have a JOINT TOUR," declares MediaTakeOut.
Um, to borrow the blog's penchant for capital letters… WHAT?!
This isn't an "INTERESTING" rumor, as MediaTakeOut suggests.
It's a NONSENSE rumor.
According to MTO's so-called "insider," "Tickets for [Rihanna's] tour aren't selling as well as they hoped, and adding Chris to the lineup would definitely help."
Of course, adding Elvis or aliens to the show would also help sell tickets – and those moves are just as implausible.
And though MediaFakeOut claims "Rihanna would definitely do it," a legit source close to the singer tells Gossip Cop flatly, "That's ridiculous."
"Ridiculous" is just a typical day for MediaTakeOut.
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Hazel Stamey Hoover Leonard
Published: Friday, January 11, 2013 at 1:30 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 11, 2013 at 1:30 p.m.
Hazel Stamey Hoover Leonard, 84, a resident of Carolina House and formerly of N.C. Highway 47, died Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, at the nursing home.
Her funeral will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at J.C. Green & Sons Chapel in Thomasville. Burial will be in Holly Hill Memorial Park.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
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