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Watch a frightening flick this Friday: If you don't feel like checking out the scene at your local haunt, why not stay in, get in the spirit of the weekend and watch a horror movie. I recommend Frozen, written and directed by Adam Green. It's the story of three skiers dangerously stranded on a lift in subzero temperatures. Cozy up to your honey during this bone-chilling thriller. Is there any better excuse to get close?
A stellar stop for singles this Saturday: Joe's Bar on Weed Street. Sure celebrating Halloween is important, but let's not forget there's a Blackhawks game this Saturday, October 30. I recommend celebrating the haunted holiday with the Hawks and living legend Bobby Hull who will be at Joe's during the game. At 11 p.m. the official Halloween party starts with live music from Wedding Banned. And, of course, there will be a costume contest. First place wins a prize of $500, second place will snag $250, and third place will walk away with $100.
And PLEASE, Chicagoans, don't forget about the 14th Annual North Halsted Street Halloween Parade! This year's theme: little street of horrors. Registration for the costume contest begins Sunday, October 31, at 4 p.m. at Spin (800 W. Belmont). Parade starts at 6 p.m. You haven't experienced all this historic neighborhood has to offer until you've experienced this spooky spectacle.
When we were young and screeched "Trick or treat!" we were always really just hoping for a treat. Now that we've aged ever-so-slightly, "single"-handedly treat yourself to a fabulously freaky weekend!


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Pia writes, "Hello Outblush!! Hoping that you can help me! I am looking for a bridesmaid dress for my sister in law's wedding at the end of April with the following criteria from the bride:
Color: Blush (I prefer a pinky or peachy blush color as opposed to nude since I'm blond and quite pale)
Length: Knee or Tea length
Sleeves: Not long (can be short, sleeveless, one shoulder, etc.)
Now, here's the real twist...I'm about 3 months pregnant now and therefore will be almost 6 months pregnant at the wedding. (YIKES!) Since I am constantly growing, I'm having a hard time finding a dress, particularly since I won't know how big I am until the week before (if that)! Therefore, I'm trying to find a dress that would provide room to grow in the next couple of months.
My taste ranges from ethereal, bohemian, to modern so I would try almost anything, but would like to stay away from boring options just because I'm pregnant. I tend to gravitate toward dresses with an interesting cut, or fabric and would like to do so for this dress, particularly given my big belly and the neutral shade of blush. THANK YOU!!"
Congratulations, Pia! Trust me, you'll look darling when you don your bridesmaid dress, no matter what the style. If anything can outshine the bride, it's a mama-to-be (but shhh, don't tell your future sister-in-law I said that!). I stuck with dresses that have straps or short sleeves to give you a bit of support on top. A few of the dresses are not marketed as maternity wear, but their cuts and fabrics should accommodate a growing belly.
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As you all might be aware of if you are looking at this page, that the main focus of this group is the vocalist, Waldo the parrot. This is their most recent made split, with the group Birdflesh.
Birdflesh sounds actually really intense on their side of the split. The vocal performance is pretty damn brutal. He does a wide range of low growls, vicious gutturals, hoarse shouts, killer shrieks, and even Circle of Dead Children like pig grunts. The vocals are at that perfect level in the mix, so you can hear them in all their extremity.
The instruments is pretty standard grindcore. The guitars are well executed grind riffs, in your face death metal riffs, and everything in between. The songs are short but the quickly played tremolo sprees do the job and does it well. There is even a riff in Pirate War that reminds me of Ozzy's Crazy Train. Not sure why but it was interesting to catch in my first listen through.
The drumming is nicely integrated. He does it all; the hyperblast beat assaults, the punkish patterns, and the standard metal driving beat. The double bass sounds perfect, it is in that comfortable range of "clicking" and "booming" if you get what I mean. I love the dinging of the cymbals too, which they use well in their side of the split.
The Hatebeak side quite different. The Thing That Should Not Beak starts with the sound of some guy answering his phone, then the band blasts on in. The riffs are actually pretty interesting. Many strong chord vamps, slick picking leads, and some random technical flair. The drumming is awesome grindcore blasting at breakneck speeds but doesn't really differentiate from that.
The vocals are of course Waldo dishing out some murderous deaths squawks. I have to say I laughed pretty hard when I first heard them. They are so intense yet you can't help but realize it is just a parrot squawking. I would say its a highlight just because they are actually integrated well. Gimmicky? Yes, but the music still stands alright on its own.
Overall though, while this split may provide some comic relief, the music is pretty standard grind. Its a rather short and cool grindcore experience that I would probably listen to sometimes. Only big fans of either band should really get this.


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The Davidson County Sheriff's Office is investigating a report of $3,000 in copper being stolen from the Verizon cellphone tower at 6095 N.C. Highway 8 between July 31 and 11:30 a.m. Monday.
Major Brian Grubb of the Davidson County Sheriff's Office said a Verizon employee was doing a routine check of the tower and noticed that several copper wires at the bottom of the tower had been cut.
There was no report in disruption of service due to the larceny.
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The MIEX® Resin is designed specifically to be used in a continuous ion exchange process that utilizes the high surface area of the resin beads to provide ion exchange in mixed or fluidized bed reactors at very low resin concentrations and short detention times. The magnetic properties of the resin beads result in the beads forming agglomerates that will settle rapidly or fluidize at high hydraulic loading rates, thus allowing small unit process footprints. There are two reactor configurations in which the MIEX® Resin can be applied. A description of the reactor configurations and regeneration process is as follows:
High Rate Configuration
Raw water fed to the base of the reactor vessel is mixed with the MIEX® Resin and the ion exchange process occurs in a fluidized bed (Figure 1). In the fluidized bed the magnetic particles are attracted to each other to form large agglomerates that form a stable resin suspension at hydraulic loading rates of up to 12 gpm/ft2. An agitator operating at slow speeds keeps the resin/water suspension uniformly mixed. A small stream of resin is withdrawn from the reactor vessel, regenerated with a 12% NaCl solution and returned to maintain the ion exchange capacity of the process.
A series of plates (or tube settlers) at the top of the reactor vessel separate the resin from the water and treated effluent overflows into collection launders to downstream treatment processes.
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Dual Stage Configuration
Ion exchange occurs in a flow-through mixed tank (contactor) where the resin particles are dispersed to provide a high surface area for ion exchange to occur (Figure 2). The magnetic resin particles then agglomerate and settle rapidly in a gravity separator designed for a hydraulic loading rate of 6 gpm/ft2. In the separator, the resin is recovered and most is recycled back to the contactor while a small side-stream is regenerated with a 12% NaCl solution and then returned to the contactor to maintain the ion exchange capacity of the process. Treated water overflows the resin separator to downstream treatment processes.
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Classic basil pesto instantly transforms ordinary dishes into something delicious and different in a flash. And it's so versatile. Make it at home and control the recipe to your taste using top quality ingredients. Try some of the ideas in my list below.
Classic Basil Pesto – A Fresh, Uncooked Sauce
Traditionally from Genoa, Italy, pesto is a fresh uncooked sauce or paste made with fresh basil leaves, pine nuts, olive oil, grated cheese and garlic. I add a little fresh lemon juice to mine.
Historically pesto was made in a mortar and pestle. I prefer the power of my food processor to make it easily and quickly. Make it chunky or smooth. It's up to you.
What to Do With Classic Basil Pesto
- Stir a couple of generous tablespoons into mashed potatoes for pesto mashed potatoes
- Toss pesto with roasted red potatoes when they are hot out of the oven
- Transform a simple turkey sandwich into something special with pesto instead of mayo and mustard, then grill it on a Panini maker for a pesto Panini
- Make pesto-mayonnaise by combining pest and a little mayo (Veganiase is the best!)
- Add to portobello mushrooms as an appetizer or meatless main dish
- Garnish soup, like the classic tomato soup recipe
- Mix with sour cream or plain Greek yogurt as a dip for raw vegetables (crudités)
- Stir it into risotto for a rich, vibrant green Pesto Risotto
- Thin pesto down with a little half and half or milk, warm it up and made a sauce for fresh broiled swordfish or salmon
- Toss with cooked, chilled rotini (corkscrew) pasta, add tomatoes if desired for a quick, cool pasta salad
- Put a few dollops on a platter of sliced tomatoes and mozzarella drizzled with good Balsamic vinegar and olive oil for an Italian Caprese-style salad
- Add a little to a vinaigrette for a pesto dressing for tossed green salad or roasted or grilled vegetables
- Garnish deviled eggs
- Thin the pesto with milk or half and half, warm, and make a sauce for grilled or roast fish, like halibut or salmon
But the dish that's a "go-to" when I've got a hungry husband in need of a fast dinner is pasta with pesto and chicken. It's one of his all-time favorites. Just follow the link for my recipe.


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5 Things That Will Happen In March And Why
Heading deeper into 2013, March is a month where football campaigns are made and broken. Today on the blog Kevin Doocey gives us 5 things that will happen this month and why.
March is a month where a football manager earns his wages. January is long gone and whatever transfer business has been conducted (or not conducted in some cases), will have to suffice from now until the end of the season. It's do or die for teams chasing titles or sides hoping to avoid relegation.
However, if there is five things I would expect to happen in the month of March, here they are:
1. The Rise Of An Own Goal Villain
Have you ever sat down to watch Premier League Years and noticed that there is nearly always one guy on one of the relegated teams that can't do anything right? Last season, Bolton's Paul Robinson was just one of many under-performers. Blackburn's Scott Dann contributed three own goals in the same season, which decimated Blackburn's chances of staying in the Premier League. Somehow, I think March will bring an own goal villain to the fore, one that could impact their club's survival.
From looking at the bottom three as it currently stands, Queens Park Rangers, Reading and Aston Villa make the unfortunate trio. Southampton and Wigan linger just above, and do not be surprised if we end up looking back at a certain Jos Hooiveld of newly promoted Southampton as the "Own Goal Villain". The unfortunate defender has already amassed three own goals to his name so far this campaign and it's not beyond the realms of possibility that the Dutchman will add to his woeful record and in turn throw his team into the dreaded relegation places.
The Odds: Southampton are currently best priced at odds of 4.00 with Betfred to be relegated this season.
2. The Rise Of A Lionheart
In the Premier League, more often than not the final round of fixtures determine a team's fate for teams in the relegation places. Take last year as a perfect example, QPR avoided the drop courtesy of Stoke City snatching a draw at home to Bolton Wanderers. The season before that saw an array of clubs battle it out on the final day, with Blackpool and Birmingham coming off the worst, and both were subsequently demoted to the npower Championship. This season is unlikely to be any different.
A quick look at the Premier League table and you'll see that very little separates 11th position all the way down to lowly 18th, in other words, anything can happen. However, a hero will arise among the clubs in the bottom five. Wigan Athletic may well need another run of form to make sure of their Premier League status next season, and do not be surprised if Franco di Santo starts to produce the goods. Reading need a strong finish to stay in the division too, but Adam le Fondre is more than willing to do his utmost. Southampton could look back at Rickie Lambert's mammoth performances at the end of the season as their divine saviour, or perhaps QPR will be lauding French Loci Remy for firing them safety?
Time will tell, but keep an eye out for the rise of a hero.
The Odds: QPR are currently best priced at odds of 3.75 with Ladbrokes to avoid relegation in 2013.
3. Multiple Record Smashing
March is a month which could live long in the memory of the Barclays Premier League. Not only is it looking likely that Alex Ferguson will record yet another championship title to add to his slightly impressive record, but there are other likelihoods that will occur in the month of March to make it a truly memorable one. I suppose you could narrow it down to five words: Ryan Giggs and Frank Lampard.
Ryan Giggs has now made his 1000th professional career appearance. A truly remarkable record for a man who has succeeded in scoring in every Premier League season since it was founded.
The other record that is likely to smashed or at least equalled in March alone is Chelsea's all time goal scoring charts. Frank Lampard currently hovers on 199 goals, a single goal away from a mind boggling 200 for a midfielder, but also just four goals away from confirming himself as Chelsea's leading goalscorer of all time. Pretty historic stuff awaits.
The Odds: Forget this season. Man United are best priced at odds of 2.63 with Bet365 to win the Premier League in 2013/2014, with Man City at 2.88.
4. An Arsène Wenger Fightback
Arsenal as a club seem to take one step forward and four steps back. They lost their leading star in Robin van Persie to Manchester United in the summer, and despite the fact his indirect replacements in the form of Olivier Giroud, Lukas Podolski, and Theo Walcott have actually scored a staggering 45 goals combined - Arsenal still lag five points behind the Champions League places, in fifth position. The season so far has seen the usual rigmarole of Wenger in, Wenger out, Wenger shake it all about kind of thing, but at the end of the day, the Frenchman is going nowhere (much like Arsenal's trophy ambition this year one might say).
However, as much as the media regurgitate the usual headlines of Wenger being close to the sack at the Emirates Stadium, the man will fight back and help his team secure vital wins to ease the usual pressure that surrounds his Arsenal career. Chelsea are a team still reeling from Roberto di Matteo's departure, and Arsenal have enough to grab another Champions League spot for the umpteenth time running.
It has been a season of building for the London outfit with new signings needing time to gel. Like any other campaign, I think we will see Wenger pull it out of the bag and secure Champions League football for another year, possibly pipping neighbours Spurs in the end.
The Odds: The Gunners are currently best priced at odds of 3.25 with BetVictor to complete a Top 4 finish in 2013.
5. Newcastle United's Flight to Midtable
Perhaps I'm a little biased when it comes to the north east giants that are Newcastle United, but I think we're a little too good to be down in the nether regions of the Premier League. It was always going to be hard to repeat the heroics of last season's 5th place finish, but never mind dropping out of the top 6, we have managed to put ourselves in contention for relegation. Only on Tyneside could something like that happen! However, I think March will bring new life to Newcastle United as a club.
The signings of Mathieu Debuchy, Moussa Sissoko and Yoan Gouffran have helped claim some critical wins in the past month, and this next thirty one days should see the Magpies pick up enough points to mount a challenge for a strong Top 10 finish. With away trips to the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Spurs, Everton all out of the way, the final ten games in the Premier League should see NUFC rise out of their precarious current league position and nestle themselves somewhere midtable.
The Odds: Newcastle are currently best priced at odds of 3.75 with BetVictor to complete a Top 10 finish in 2013.
All in all, March is likely to bring us a concoction of goals, injuries, penalties, and records. We will get a clearer idea which teams are going to be battling it out to stay in the league till the final few fixtures.
Keep an eye out on the five expectations above, and see how the month of March unravels, it's sure to be a good one!
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It's a rare thing when one of mentalism's leading minds divulges the secrets to his professional act-the material he's been earning a living with for decades. Yet, on this volume of an extraordinary video series, that's exactly what Richard Osterlind does - sharing not only the methods, but the fine details, of the powerhouse effects he's been wowing corporate and trade show audiences all over the world with. Watch him amaze the audience in performance and then go behind the scenes as Osterlind, along with host Jim Sisti, shows you how it's all done.
Bank Night - Osterlind's original, tried and proven version of a classic, complete with a commercial kicker that will endear you to any audience. A great opener for any act!
The Perfected Center Tear - Complete instruction in the ultimate version of Osterlind's legendary center tear, which can be done in slow motion and completely surrounded. You rip up the paper...and return all of the pieces!
Radar Deck - Four spectators just think of a card and the performer names them all! The full workings and never-before-disclosed handling tips are here, including instructions on how to make your own Radar Deck.
Watch Routine - One spectator thinks of a time while another turns the hands of a face-down watch. When the watch is turned over, it's found to display the first spectator's thought-of time. Perform this miracle anywhere, anytime...and with any watch!
Thought Scan - Originally marketed for $250.00, Osterlind's version of the classic Q&A routine is an act in itself. If one could actually read minds, it would look like this!
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Canadians' love affair with homeownership shows no sign of slowing down. Once you've taken the plunge, however, it's natural to want to forget the anxiety of house hunting, bidding wars, borrowing approvals and move-in surprises.
Yet only a few years after the homebuying honeymoon is over, we have to renew our vows when the mortgage contract expires.
"We contact the borrower four to six months in advance of renewal," says Nicolas Frechette, product manager for mortgages at Desjardins Group. "We look at their needs -- what are they planning to do over the next few years in terms of improvements or renovations to their house? If there have been changes, such as an increase in property value or the mortgage has been paid down, the borrower may qualify for a line of credit against the home or a larger mortgage at renewal."
In addition to the actual amount of the mortgage, consumers need to shop around for terms and that topic of enduring fascination: interest rates.
The better your financial portfolio and credit history, the better deal you can negotiate. And negotiation is the name of the game, say the experts.
Switching costs
"Most institutions have what is called a free switch to transfer your mortgage," says Rob Hafer, regional manager of Invis, a mortgage brokerage in Victoria. "Generally speaking, that includes no legal or appraisal fees."
However, if you do decide to switch lenders, the institution you're parting company with may levy a discharge fee that can be several hundred dollars.
Desjardins officials say that while one of their member credit unions may decide to charge a fee, "it is not common for Desjardins."
Frechette cautions against considering a switch before your mortgage actually expires without reading the fine print in your agreement on penalties and fees. What you might save by renegotiating with a different lender can be more than eaten up with costs to unhitch you from your existing mortgage before it comes up for renewal.
The price of procrastination
If you haven't signed a renewal by the time your mortgage expires, it's likely your lending institution will automatically issue an extension. It will typically have an open payoff term.
Borrowers should be aware, however, that any such automatic renewals will be at what's called the posted rate of interest, which is "not usually the best interest rate you can get if you do some negotiating," says Hafer. "There is what's called the posted and the discounted rate. The former is what institutions advertise, and it's typically up to a point-and-a-half higher than the discount rate."
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This preview and this cool video& this!
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Looks amazing! I want this game!
This preview and this cool video& this!
Official website, page in Desura
Looks amazing! I want this game!
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As an old Master of Orion 2 player, I have to say that looks frickin' awesome. Endless Space seems pretty good and all, but the modular ship design, proper diplomacy with personalized races (militant bear race called the Kulrathi? That must be an homage ) makes this one look a lot more interesting to me. A must-buy for me, which is pretty annoying as I already have so many games that need finishing.
Also: Ground combat, vulnerable freighters and trade ships actually seen in game doing their missions à la Distant Worlds, military ships of defeated and bankrupt civilizations turning into piracy...
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Agreed, Lokik.
SD is one of my top most anticipated games for 2012. Race design is awesome (bears and owls ftw), pausable real time ship battles (Baldurs Gate in space) and even playable ground invasions (the last game I remember having this was Imperium Galactica). Ooooh, and ship design.
I just wish they'd open up those pre-orders.
Last edited by Jean-Luc; 08-16-2012 at 03:22.
"This is a primitive culture. I am here to facilitate its incorporation"
I marked it off my list as soon as I saw the letters "R," "T," and "S," but damn if all this enthusiasm doesn't make me reconsider...
Space battles were the lamest part of MOO ... I always put it on auto-pilot.
Liked it better for exploration and colonization and research.
Alpha release 14, unless otherwise mentioned.
System specs, if it ends up mattering:Windows Vista Home Premium, 64-bit
Intel Core 2 Quad CPU, Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz x 2
It looks like Master of orion mixed with Distant Worlds.
And this warm fuzzy feelings when I see these Bulrhati... I mean Killrathi bears.
Goddes let it be a good game.
Few more videos.
Some alpha gameplay with commentary. The game looks great already.


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"You can get lost there," said artist Dennis McGonagle of the gardens at the Huntington Library in San Marino. "Going there with nobody around is an amazing, transporting experience." McGonagle is sharing that experience with his exhibit, "Landscapes from the Huntington Library" at Soka University in Aliso Viejo.
The brightly-colored scenes in McGonagle's paintings transport the viewer as well. "Color is the most important aspect of my work," McGonagle said at the exhibit's opening reception on June 5.
Arie Galles, professor of painting and drawing at Soka, introduced McGonagle at the reception, and said, "Despite the strong colors, there's a sensitivity to his work." Galles described it as brightness, but softness.
Each of McGonagle's 32 paintings evokes a unique feeling. "Zen Garden" portrays the serenity of the Japanese Garden. In "The Clearing," the viewer peers into an open green meadow from a foreground of bright, red flowers. The gentle, delicate environment of the Desert Garden is depicted with shades of pink and green in "Acres of Ice Plant."
Some of McGonagle's works are impressionistic, some are realistic, and a few have an almost sculptural appearance that he creates by covering pieces of dried acrylic paint with wet paint. "The main thing is that I love to paint," he said.
McGonagle started painting in 1974 when he took Jerry Romotsky's Advanced Painting class at Rio Hondo College. He enjoyed it so much that he took the same class for 15 years.
McGonagle graduated from Whittier College in 1993 with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art. In 2005, he graduated from California State University in Long Beach with a Master of Fine Art Degree in Studio Art.
Recently retired after teaching fifth grade for almost 30 years, McGonagle said he will be returning to the Huntington Library to paint. "I'll probably go there more often now that I'm retired," he said. "It's a great getaway."
"Landscapes from the Huntington Library" will be exhibited in the Soka University Founders Hall Art Gallery through August 25, 2014. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free to the public.


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Nissan has presented the Sylphy Concept at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, a midsize saloon that will debut later this year in China. The car anticipates some features of the Nissan Sentra that will be launched in the U.S. during summer and could also arrive in Europe.
The Japanese saloon stands out for its classic and simple outline, boasting some stylish details and a refined interior. The front is dominated by LED daytime running lights with additional chrome trim that add character to the car. The interior is finished with high quality materials and Nissan has worked very hard during development to achieve excellent spaciousness and a good acoustic comfort.
The Sylphy Concept is the result of a close collaboration between Nissan and Dongfeng, which has plans to expand its global sales and to conquer over 120 markets by the end of 2014. The prototype is powered by a 1.8-litre petrol engine mated to a next-generation Xtronic CVT automatic transmission.


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Every fall, thousands of Botsford Hospital employees make it a point to pay Tina Marinucci, RN a visit. That's because Tina is a nurse in the Employee Health department and part of her job is to give us all our annual flu shots.
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The NWA World Championship changed hands in Japan for the first time 2002 when Satoshi Kojima beat "Ironman" Rob Conway. According to Wrestle View on Jan. 4, the title change happened at the New Japan Pro Wrestling's "Wrestle Kingdom 8" event.
The last time the NWA World Championship changed hands in Japan was in 2002 when Dan "The Beast" Severn beat Shinya Hashimoto. That was Severn's second title reign, which he soon forfeited when TNA Wrestling entered an agreement with the NWA to defend their title in the new promotion.
The title remained in TNA Wrestling until 2007 when they chose to break off from the NWA and crown their own champion. The NWA World Championship was revived in 2007 when Adam Pearce won the title and the NWA became a solid governing force in wrestling again.
This is the same title that was held by men like Harley Race. "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat and Lou Thesz. When Triple H was talking on WWE television about the history of their World Championship, he was referencing the title lineage of this same NWA World Championship that has nothing to do with the WWE.
Rob Conway won the NWA World Championship from Toyko Monster Kahagas at the NWA Branded Outlaw Wrestling show in March 2013. Kahgas had held the title since winning an elimination match in NWA DAWG in November 2012 after Pearce surrendered the title and left the NWA.
NWA legend Harley Race was in attendance in Japan to award the NWA World Championship to Satoshi Kojima. While Conway is no longer the NWA World Champion, he is still one-half of the NWA World Tag Team Champions with Jax Dane.
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Monday, January 11th, Chris Koza @ The Empty Bottle, 9:30 pm
Chris Koza is a young indie/folk rock artist from Minneapolis that has already released 3 full length albums and an EP. He plays a free flowing and dulcet form of acoustic-led folk music. He has distinct and deep lyrics. He likes to make use of strings and eclectic synth sounds much and while his sound is highly accessible he always finds a way to make the beat just slightly uncommon, and there in lies one of his greatest assets. If you are a fan of Jackson Browne or think you would appreciate a contemporary-folky version of Paul Simon, then Chris Koza might be right up your alley. Catch him on the 11th performing at the Empty Bottle with Nathan Xander and Justin Petertil's Orchestra.
Tuesday, January 12th, Nicholas Barron @ Schubas, 8pm.
Nicholas Barron is a singer/songwriter from Chicago who plays a personal brand of acoustic-blues-folk. He has a soulful and at time wispy voice which really can communicate emotion quite well. You might have heard his eloquent version of "Hallelujah." Nicholas is a very experienced and respected musician, and in his lifetime has opened for such acts as Al Green, BB King, and Johnny Cash. His style of music is something like a mix between Joe Purdy and William Elliot Whitmore. So if you enjoy skillful & heartfelt acoustic music there is no where in Chicago you need to be but Schubas for Nicholas Barron at 8pm.
Wednesday, January 13th, The Cribs @ Lincoln Hall, 9pm.
The Cribs are an English indie punk-rock group comprised of 4 musicians and have released 4 albums. They play a brand of fun-loving, toe-tapping, slightly minimalist, rock'n roll. They don't like to use reverb, but they will turn up the volume and scream a little. This band has gained lot of attention across the pond, even headlining at 2008's Leed's Festival and Reading Festival. They are well known for having boisterous and unpredictable live performances. That will probably be exactly what you need on this Wednesday the 13th, and you can have it at 9pm at Lincoln Hall.
Thursday, Jan 14th, G. Love and Special Sauce @ House of Blues, 8pm
Incase you don't know these guys, G. Love and Special Sauce is a alt-hip hop group from Philly. The "hip hop" they make is organic, meaning band created, and leans much toward R & B and funk at times, rather than what contemporary people consider to be hip hop. They don't go for large or wide sounds, preferring to run you over with groove, style and plenty of low end. This band has been at it for a while, having formed in 1993 and have released 8 albums in that time. If you enjoy grooving to jolly and upbeat hip hop or just enjoy a live band that can frolic with raw talent then be at the House of Blues around 8 pm for G. Love and Special Sauce.
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DeKALB, Ill. - The NIU Huskies wrapped up their third week of 2014 spring football practices with a 90-minute workout Friday night at Huskie Stadium. The Huskies scrimmaged for all but 20 minutes of the practice, and NIU Head Coach Rod Carey was pleased with the results.
"They came out and worked well," Carey said. "I was nervous to start because they didn't have a lot of [emotion]. They had more of a `let's get to work' approach tonight, maybe because of the weather. They wanted to get in and get to work."
Once again, the Huskies' three quarterbacks - Matt McIntosh (Evansville, Ind./Reitz HS), Drew Hare (O'Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West HS) and Anthony Maddie (Plainfield, Ill./Aurora Christian HS) - rotated series. Hare led the offense to a pair of scores during the early part of the scrimmage before all three quarterbacks took the team into the end zone when starting inside the red zone.
Hare hit Devonté Majors (O'Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West HS) for a first down and Alex Morrow (Streamwood, Ill./Streamwood HS) had a big pick-up to set up a Josh Orne (Wales, Wis./Kettle Moraine HS) field goal for the first points of the night, which came on the fourth series. In Hare's next turn under center, the offense scored on an 85-yard drive. Tailback Akeem Daniels (Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola HS) picked up nearly 30 yards to the 40-yard line and Hare then hit redshirt freshman tight end Shane Wimann (Wisconsin Dells, Wis./Wisconsin Dells HS) on the wheel route to the three-yard line. From there, Daniels burst through the line for the offensive touchdown.
"Akeem and Cameron have to be and will be a big part of the offense," Carey said. "Akeem took his first hits tonight and that was good to see. Cameron got in there some as well and did what he does [run over people]. Alex Morrow got in there as well and had some nice runs."
The offense went three-for-three versus the defense when starting at the 25, as Bouagnon scored on a two-yard run after having a longer touchdown run called back earlier in the drive. Huff ran in from 18 yards out on the next drive and ended the scrimmage with his second TD run of the night. Chad Beebe (Aurora, Ill./Aurora Christian HS) caught passes to help set up both of Huff's scores.
"Joel and Jordan are both playing very well [this spring]," Carey said. "They are getting a ton of reps and the running back group as a whole is really pushing each other. They are lifting each other up which is great to see."
Carey said he has seen all three quarterbacks improve this spring, although no one has separated himself from the others in the battle to succeed Heisman Trophy finalist Jordan Lynch.
"None of the three has separated themselves but I think that's a good thing because all three are improving," he said. "They are all making plays within the system which is what you want to see. It will get worked out and eventually there will be separation."
"We're definitely headed in the right direction."
NIU has now completed nine of its 15 spring practices and return to the practice field Tuesday morning at 7:05 a.m. Spring practice will conclude on Saturday, April 19 with the Huskie Bowl between the Cardinal team led by assistant coach Kelvin Sigler and the Black squad coached by offensive line coach Joe Tripodi set to kickoff at 3 p.m. The Huskie Bowl draft will be held Wednesday, April 9 with the team rosters announced following the draft.
Prior to the Huskie Bowl, fans are invited to get a preview of some of the game day activities planned for 2014 by joining other NIU fans in "The Yard" at Huskie Stadium on the West Lawn. The Yard will be the official pregame tailgate area for all Huskie fans in 2014 and is free and open to the public with food and beverages available for purchase, a Kids' Zone, live music and more.
Fans will also be able to renew their 2014 football season ticket and Huskie Athletic Fund donations, and attend a special postgame reception with the NIU coaches (providing they have renewed).
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Liberal MP for Herbert, Ewen Jones, stood up for Tony Abbott in the Coalition party room after the Prime Minister was criticised for keeping his Coalition colleagues waiting. Photo: Glen McCurtayne
Liberal MP Ewen Jones has taken veteran senator Ian Macdonald to task in front of his colleagues, after the disgruntled senator publicly rebuked Prime Minister Tony Abbott for arriving late to the party room meeting.
Mr Abbott was in Melbourne on Tuesday morning visiting the Peter MacCallum cancer institute, where he outlined the government's commitment to science and research.
"Wrong here": Liberal Senator Ian Macdonald, pictured in the Senate last month, has been criticised by a colleague over his attack on the PM. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen
But several sources said Senator Macdonald was annoyed the Prime Minister's early morning appointment made him 60 minutes late for the regular private meeting of Coalition MPs held ahead of the resumption of Parliament, and questioned Mr Abbott's priorities.
At that point, several MPs disagreed and made their dissent known, including Mr Jones, who accused him of white-anting his own party by frequently criticising his own side in public.
Senator Macdonald has been a frequent critic of the Abbott government since being demoted from the outer ministry after the election, publicly criticising the Prime Minister's chief of staff, Peta Credlin and calling for a GST rise as well as breaking ranks on several budget measures including the fuel tax and debt levy.
After the meeting Mr Jones told Fairfax Media that the veteran senator had "overstepped the mark here".
"I have the highest regard for Ian as a man but the direction he has taken is unfortunate," he said.
"I find the attacks [on Mr Abbott] personal and I wish they would stop. I do have a lot of time for him personally, but I think he is wrong here," he said.
"He has been in politics long enough to know that disunity is death."
Mr Jones, who has been in Parliament for about four years, said the meeting was the first he could recall the prime minister being late for "in all my time here".


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The classic car auction action returns to the United States this weekend after RM's spectacular sale at Monaco, where one of the two 1957 Ferrari 625 TRC Spiders sold for nearly $6.5 million to top an auction with an 87 percent sell-through rate that generated nearly $43.5 million.
This weekend, Mecum Auctions celebrates its 25th anniversary with its annual Original Spring Classic at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and while Dragone Classic Motorcars stages its first auction at Westport, Connecticut.
Then, after the Memorial Day holiday, Auctions America by RM stages its spring event at Auburn, Indiana, and The Elegance at Hershey....
And all of this auction action comes in the afterglow of an article in the Los Angeles Times that was entitled "A bull market for collector cars" and reported the value of collector cars has increased 33 percent since 2009.
Ferraris, Ducatis dominate RM sale at Monaco
RM's sale at Monaco is held in conjunction with the biennial Grand Prix de Monaco Historique vintage racing weekend and featured more than 90 cars, 100 Ducati motorcycles and three boats. Ten of the cars sold for one million Euros (approximately $1.28 million) or more and four exceeded two million Euros (nearly $2.6 million.)
The million-Euro vehicles included a 1971 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spyder, 1968 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/2 "Daytona," 1948 Ferrari 166 Inter Spyder, 1969 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/3 sports racer, 2007 Peugeot 908 V12 HDi FAP Le Mans racer, and a 2006 Ferrari FXX Evoluzione.
The 2-mill Euro vehicles included the TRC, a 1996 Ferrari 206 S Dino Spyder, a 1952 Ferrari 225 Sport Spyder "Tuboscocca" and a 1936 Mercedes-Benz 540 K sport cabriolet A.
For the first time, the Ducati factory offered the public sale of two Desmosedici GP racers. The bike ridden to the 2010 world championship by Casey Stoner sold for 251,500 Euros (about $322,000) while the bike raced in 2011 by Valentino Rose went for 235,200 Euros.
Racers, Simca concept highlight Mecum's 25th
Some 2000 vehicles are expected to cross the block at Dana Mecum's 25th anniversary celebration at Indianapolis. where the consignments included several historic racing machines, among them TV Tommy Ivo's 1974 streamlined Top Fuel dragster, Don Prudhomme's 1962 Pontiac Trans Am Funny Car, Craig Breedlove's 1968 AMC Javelin that raced at Bonneville, the 1963 Chevrolet Corvette that Mickey Thompson drove in the Sears Allstate tire test and the first 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.
Also being offered at the auction the Simca Special concept car designed by Virgil Exner Jr. for his master's thesis from the University of Notre Dame (Exner's father was the famed head of design at Chrysler in the 1950s). The Simca Special was displayed at the 1959 Paris auto show (while Ex Jr. was serving in Korea). Most recently, the car has been part of the John O'Quinn Collection.
Dragone stages its inaugural auction
After nearly 70 years buying, restoring and selling classic cars, the Dragone family is staging its first auction, this Saturday at Westport, Connecticut, where nearly four dozen vehicles, including a 1931 Murphy-bodied Duesenberg Model J Custom Beverly, a 1954 Porsche Speedster purchased new by racers Skip Hudson and Dan Gurney, and a 1932 Packard 902 Victoria convertible that has spent half a century in storage will be up for bidding.
Scale models among highlights at Auburn auction
Not only does that docket at Auction America by RM's Auburn Spring Auction include more than 600 cars, it will feature what the company is calling "the largest private collection of high-quality scale models, fine art paintings, original signs and rare vintage mascots the auction company has ever consigned at no reserve."
The model cars include a 1/8-scale Conti 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 NART Spyder that has been appraised at more than $10,000 while a Sapo Modelltechnik model of a 1913 Mercer 35J Raceabout includes more than 3,000 individual parts and has been appraised for $18,000.
LeMay, Museum of Glass celebrate hood ornaments
The LeMay -- America's Car Museum -- and another Tacoma, Washington, museum -- the Museum of Glass -- are working together on an exhibition to debut at the LeMay's grand opening June 2.
Glassworker John Miller and artists from the Museum of Glass have created nine hand-blown, 25-inch tall glass sculptures, each inspired by a different vehicle at the LeMay. Five of the sculptures will be at the LeMay and the other four members of the "Classic Heat Collection" will be displayed at the Museum of Glass.
"We are thrilled to welcome ACM to the Tacoma Museum District and honored they approached us for this collaboration," said Susan Warner, Museum of Glass executive director. "John Miller and our Hot Shop Team did a fabulous job interpreting the classic designs into glass. We know that car lovers and glass enthusiasts alike will be impressed by the Classic Heat collection."
'39 Delahaye tops Branson spring auction
From what we can tell from searching through the results on the auction's website, the top sale at The Branson Auction spring event was $205,200 for a 1939 Chapron-bodied Delahaye 135M. A 1931 Cadillac V12 roadster brought $197,100 and a 1927 Rolls Royce Phantom convertible sedan went for $162,200. For whatever reason, the auction company did not announce total sales or sell-through rate.
'57 Chevy, '70 Super Bird best at Novi
We did get complete numbers from the Novi/Metro Detroit Spring Classic Cart Auction by Classic Motorcar Auctions. While the sell-through was only 40 percent, total sales were nearly $950,000.
Two vehicles topped the sale, a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air resto-mod and a 1970 Plymouth Super Bird each selling for $80,000. Next was a 1941 Cadillac Series 62 convertible at $65,000, and a 1954 Chevrolet Corvette roadster going for $57,500.
Shelby to be remembered at Monterey
Although the late Carroll Shelby won't be at Monterey in August, the 50th anniversary of the introduction of the Shelby Cobra will take place with 45 CSX 2000 and 3000 series cars on the Laguna Seca track during the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion. Reunion organizers note that the owners of nearly 60 Cobras applied to race, but the maximum race grid is limited to 45 cars.
For more on Shelby's legendary life, see http://www.izoom.com/auto.aspx?article=shelbyobit.html
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Position: WR
Height: 5-9 Weight: 175 lbs.
Born: March 6, 1967 in Atlanta, GA
High School: Southwest DeKalb
College: Grambling St.
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 4th round (96th overall) of the 1990 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 5 (9377th overall since 1950)


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Stanford, Calif. - The 2005 season saw the Stanford women's lacrosse team return to its place among the nation's top lacrosse programs. Already a dominant force on the West Coast, the Cardinal proved itself against some of the country's top competition and capped the season with a seven-game winning streak. Head coach Michele Uhlfelder's squad captured the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation title and finished the season with a No. 18 IWLCA ranking, but ultimately fell short of its goal of becoming the first West Coast program to be selected to compete in the NCAA Tournament.
Facing a very competitive schedule that included numerous nationally recognized programs, the Cardinal finished the season with a 13-5 overall record. Stanford captured first place in the conference with a perfect 5-0 record, and avenged a loss to Cal in last season's MPSF Championship game with a 12-9 triumph over the Golden Bears on May 7. The Cardinal extended its regular season conference winning streak to 31 games, including games played in the WWLL, MPLL, and MPSF leagues.
The Cardinal returned to The Farm for the first home games of the season and suffered two straight defeats, falling 8-7 to UConn and dropping a 10-6 decision to then-No. 5 ranked Georgetown in the fifth annual deBeer East/West Challenge. Following a week off, the Cardinal rebounded to record home victories over Colgate (12-7) and Cornell (8-4).
Stanford headed to Nashville over Easter weekend to take on then-No. 6 ranked Duke and then-No. 19 ranked Vanderbilt. After the Blue Devils dispatched the Cardinal by an 18-1 score, the squad played Vanderbilt down to the wire before being edged by a goal, 10-9.
Coach Uhlfelder's squad returned home with a 5-4 record and found themselves in a must-win situation as MPSF foe California came to Maloney Field on April 1. The Cardinal were up to the challenge and remained undefeated in conference play with a narrow 11-10 victory over the Golden Bears.
It was back out on the road for Stanford following the emotional victory over Cal, and a formidable opponent awaited the team in No. 1 ranked Northwestern. The Cardinal played a spirited contest but fell, 16-3, in what would be the team's last loss of the season. Stanford finished up the Midwest swing on April 10, battling Notre Dame to a 5-5 draw late in the contest before senior Nina Pantano scored an unassisted goal with 18 seconds remaining to lift the Cardinal to victory. Freshman goalkeeper Laura Shane was tabbed for MPSF Co-Player of the Week honors after making 24 saves and collecting five ground balls in the games against Northwestern and Notre Dame.
Bursting with confidence, the Cardinal recorded a pair of road wins over tough opponents to close out the regular season, defeating Loyola for the first time in program history (20-16) and knocking off Ohio State (13-7) the following weekend.
Stanford headed into the MPSF Championship with its sights set on capturing the conference title that eluded them last season, and got the tournament off to a good start with a 14-6 win over UC Davis in the semifinals. In a rematch of the 2004 championship game, the Cardinal avenged last year's defeat with a 12-9 victory over California. Pantano was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, while Bach, Twist, and junior Megan Burker were named to the All-Tournament Team.
Several players made their impact felt in the Cardinal record books during the 2005 campaign. Twist moved into second place on the career scoring chart with 119 goals, and remained the program's career leader in assists (70) and draw controls (161). Bach's team-leading 40 goals tied for the fifth highest single-season total in program history, and she moved into a tie for seventh place on the career goals list with 69. Shane collected 204 saves on the season, the second highest single season total in program history, and recorded a .560 save percentage that ranked as the sixth best in the nation and the second highest ever posted by a Cardinal goalkeeper.
Overall Record: 13-5
MPSF Record:5-0
Home Record: 5-2
Away Record: 6-2
Neutral Record: 2-1
Non-Conference Record: 6-5
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Review: Hurricane's Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast, QLD)
4 The Esplanade
Surfers Paradise QLD 4217
+61 7 5503 5500
I've been wanting to try the ribs at Sydney institution, Hurricane's, for the longest time. Unfortunately, time constraints usually mean that I could never squeeze in a Sunday session there (too many other restaurants to visit, you see). Thus, when I heard that Hurricane's had opened their flagship Queensland restaurant in the heart of Surfers, I got Marty to make a late dinner booking the night I was to fly into the balmy Gold Coast.
Nestled on the first level of Soul Tower, Gold Coast's second tallest building, Hurricane's is a spacious 300-seater restaurant overlooking the beach. It was Wednesday night in Surfers; the schoolies hadn't quite arrived and the whole area was a construction site so there weren't many people wandering about. Inside, however, was a different story.
The restaurant was more than half full, with mostly locals making up the numbers though there were a couple of tables full of Japanese tourists (what, Japanese people still visited Goldie?).
The fit-out screams out raw and industrial – kind of like inner-city Melbourne or Sydney. It was hard to believe you were in Surfers. The faux chandeliers made out of bare light bulbs, however, added a bit of warmth as did the homely services we received from our waitresses throughout our meal.
Marty loves his cocktails and he's a bit of a fake German so I wasn't surprised when he ordered the Black Forest. Although Marty has a sweet tooth, even he found it really sweet – think slushie pump cocktails.
I stuck to a glass of Cab Sauv just because I didn't feel like a cocktail. The cocktail list wasn't terribly remarkable but I did muster a smile when I saw the Queensland Iced Tea with its ingredients being Cointreau, lemon, mint sugar, ginger beer and Bundaberg rum (of course).
Onto the food! Marty decided to give both the beef and pork ribs a go, along with monkey gland sauce ($2.50) on the side. I just went for half a rack of pork ribs with mushroom sauce ($2.50). We were both given the option to have either chips or baked potato with our ribs and obviously, we chose chips.
We decided that both ribs were very good but not the best we've had. The meat on both were tender but they weren't exactly falling off the bone. The beef ribs were on the sweet side and the pork ribs, while better, were not as good as the ones we've enjoyed at Mike's Kitchen and Squires Loft. For one thing, both Mike's Kitchen's and Squires Loft's ribs have more meat and sauce on them. The ribs at Hurricane's also suffered from a lack of tanginess that I'm used to. Marty even went so far to say that the ribs had a bit of an industrialised Lonestar feel to them. I've never been to a Lonestar restaurant so I couldn't make a fair comparison but in all honesty, I couldn't see what all the fuss was about…
In saying all that, the ribs were still good. ESPECIALLY with the mushroom sauce. I can honestly say that Hurricane's makes the best mushroom sauce out of all the steak houses we've been to. It is THAT good. The monkey gland sauce wasn't too bad either – what's monkey gland sauce? It's a South African sauce that's sweet and chutney-like; no monkeys were harmed in the making of this sauce (at least none that I know of). It was delish but oh my, nowhere near as good as the mushroom sauce! Part-Campbells canned mushroom soup (but in a good way, of course) and part-creamy garlic, we pretty much licked the whole tub clean.
Even though our minds weren't blown, we still had a lovely meal. After all, great service, excellent views and super-friggin'-awesome mushroom sauce made up for the fact that the ribs weren't excellent. On the night, I wasn't sure if it was because I was expecting too much (thanks a lot, friends) or if the ribs are actually a lot better in Sydney. My friend later told me that she reckons the Sydney restaurants aren't as good anymore so maybe it's an organisation-wide thing.
In saying all that though, Hurricane's definitely deserves a spot in the heart of Surfers Paradise because goodness knows that this area needs a bit of a foodie revamp. With a bit of Sydney style rolling in, hopefully we'll see an overall increase in quality dining once all the construction work is complete.
10 Comments on Review: Hurricane's Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast, QLD)
It's a shame the ribs weren't a stand-out. I think the restaurants on the Gold Coast can be a bit hit and miss. At least the mushroom sauce was a stand-out xxReply
I've always wanted to try Hurricane in Sydney but have yet to do it. Too many things to eat in a short timeframe!Reply
Sorry to hear that the ribs weren't all that fantastic.
Dear Libby,
Hurricanes is really popular at Bondi in Sydney. The ribs are among the best I have tried.Reply
I think it made such a huge splash when it first arrived but then more places started doing ribs. I still remember how enormous they were! 😮Reply
I remember enjoying Hurricanes in Sydney – but from memory I liked the garlic mushrooms better than the ribs, haha! Another good one to try is Meat and Wine Co in Melbourne (Hawthorn East and Southbank) – they do really good pork ribs!Reply
I found the ribs and ribs & rumps to be really good. The service is not so good. They were originally set up by the same mob from Meat & Wine Co. before they sold the chain 1-2 years ago.Reply
Really, the mushroom sauce is that good? I think I should have to reconsider my local friend's opinion from my last visit. But the mixed feedback on pork ribs kind of doubts me but I think it'll be worth trying nevertheless.Reply
Very disappointed.ordered the seafood platter for 2.could not physically pull meat from the lobster, which i suspect was frozen .Reply


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Now that the New Orleans Saints' season has reached the point that the postseason is highly unlikely and the time has come when the fingers begin to be pointed, interim coach Joe Vitt remains at the podium, taking all of the responsibility.
Regardless of the way the Saints have managed to lose games the past three weeks, Vitt has been a constant, taking blame for the losses, accepting full responsibility for the team's turnover-prone ways.
Vitt, a fiery, no nonsense NFL coach of more than 30 years, said he's had no choice. It's part of the head coach's job.
"It's my responsibility," Vitt said Wednesday afternoon prior to a report being made public in which former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams testified that Vitt prevented him from stopping the team's pay-for-performance program. "I have great respect for this football team. I haven't done a good enough job of educating them, especially (because) we have a lot of new young faces on this team, to explain exactly what wins for us and exactly what wins in the National Football League. I trust our team. I love this team. I love this coaching staff. I have no qualms about taking responsibility and shouldering the blame. I've got to do a better job. And if I do a better job, then our players and coaches will do a better job."
At some point, however, Vitt won't be able to fall on the sharpened sword of a 5-8 season alone. He admitted as much of Wednesday after the Saints wrapped up a practice session they hope will lead to them snapping a three-game losing streak by beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
"At some point," Vitt said, "everybody that has something to do with a win in this building takes accountability and responsibility for the season we have had. And that's fair and that's right. And that's the fun part of this business that we are in. Win you win the accolades are out there. When you lose, there are no accolades for anyone and you are held accountable. And we will all be held accountable."
Over the course of the three games, the Saints have lost 13 turnover and in Sunday's loss, allowed 287 kickoff return yards in a 52-27 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday.
Saints offensive tackle Jermon Bushrod said he appreciates Vitt taking the blame for the Saints' recent struggles. But Bushrod said the team's failures are by no means the result of any shortcomings of the interim coach who is 3-4 at the helm of the team after missing the first six games of the season due to his suspension for his role in the Saints' bounty scandal.
"We (the players) take all the blame," Bushrod said. "That just goes to show the type of coaches and front office we have here. At the end of the day, Coach can't put all that on him. It's all of us. He knows that. It's a team game and it starts with the coaches. We are all in this together. But with the mistakes that we are making, (the coaches) are not out there doing that. That's us.
"We know it's not on (Vitt). This thing is a team and a family deal. We are going to win together and lose together, that's pretty much what (Vitt) is saying. We are not going out there by ourselves. This isn't golf or tennis."
With the Saints having been all but mathematically eliminated for the postseason race, all they likely can hope for now is to simply finish 8-8.
It's a job Vitt said he's up for. He plans to continue to work his players hard and try to find ways to count down the turnover that have plagued them during their three-game losing streak.
The plan is also for the Saints to finish on a high note in hopes of parlaying the close of the season into a brighter future.
"This is the first time since I have been here since 2006 that we are not playing for a playoff spot right now," Vitt said. "It is what is. But the aspirations and the goals of this organization will never change. We come to work every day to get better and win a world championship."
During a team meeting on Wednesday morning, Vitt addressed a Saints team that won the Super Bowl after the 2009 season, and told them there are two types of Super Bowl-winning football teams: those that win and those that win only one.
It's obvious that Vitt hopes the Saints eventually become the former.
"And that's not the goal around here," Vitt said. "The goal around here is to win Super Bowl championships. So everything that we do from now on out goes into winning the next Super Bowl that we can become eligible for. So we are going to practice like champions, go to meeting like champions take notes like champions, be held accountable like champions, practice like champions and play like champions. That's what these guys come to work and do every day."


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Three in - two out on transfer deadline day
Gateshead have brought in three players on deadline day, one on a permanent deal and two on loans until the end of the season.
Combative midfielder Andy Ferrell has returned to his native Tyneside from York City to sign an initial one-and-a-half-year deal.
Ferrell, 26, spent a season at Watford after coming through the ranks at hometown club Newcastle and made a couple of substitute appearances for the Hornets.
He then helped Hereford United back into the Football League during a two year stay at Edgar Street before joining Kidderminster Harriers where he was a regular last season.
A summer move took him to York City where he has been in and out of the side, though he scored the Minstermen's only goal in the FA Trophy win over Corby Town on Saturday.
Left sided Scunthorpe United player Peter Winn has rejoined Gateshead for a second loan spell that will see the 21 year old stay at the International Stadium for the remainder of the season.
Winn scored two goals in ten appearances for Gateshead in his first loan spell, including the last gasp equaliser against Brentford in the FA Cup.
The Grimsby-born player has made four substitute appearances for Championship outfit Scunthorpe and has had loan spells at Barrow and Northwich Victoria.
Experienced left back Paul Heckingbottom, who has made over 300 appearances in the Football League for six clubs, completes the trio of signings.
The Mansfield Town defender has signed a loan deal until the end of the season but will not be allowed to play against his parent club on Saturday.
Yorkshireman Heckingbottom, 32, made over a century of appearances for Darlington during a three year period and a similar amount for Bradford City in two spells.
Heckingbottom, who has also played for Norwich City, Sheffield Wednesday and hometown club Barnsley, has made 14 appearances for Mansfield this season.
The 6' tall defender was not in the Stags side that won 3-1 at Gateshead but played in the FA Trophy defeat against Tamworth and is therefore unable to play for Gateshead in the competition.
The signings have taken the number of new faces brought in during January to six with strikers Daryl Clare and Brian Wake and wide man James Sinclair the first three.
The club are also currently trialling a 28 year old defender with experience in England, Ireland and Australia, his career having began at Bolton Wanderers.
Jamie Harwood and Darren Forsyth meanwhile have both left the club and youngster Steven Baptist has joined Northern League club Ashington on a one month loan.
Wide right player Harwood was a key member of the Gateshead side that secured back-to-back promotions and scored 31 goals in 132 appearances.
Ireland under 19 international Forsyth has been limited to just two starts and three substitute appearances after joining the club from Bray Wanderers in the summer.


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Kathleen Sullivan (nee Sutton), 69, of Medina, passed away Monday, November 26, 2012 after a long battle with cancer. Born April 10, 1943 in Atlanta, Georgia, she has been a long-time resident of Medina, living in Richmond Heights, Ohio, La Costa and Escondido, California.
Kathleen was an active member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, serving as Eucharist Minister, as well as a successful business owner of Merry Maids located in Medina.
She is survived by her husband of 35 years, John Sullivan; dearest mother to Michael (Kimberly) Smith of Hudson, Patricia (Greg) Hoegler of Hudson; Laura (Frank) Stoddard of Medina and Ryan Sullivan (Becky Lordan) of Lakewood; beloved grandmother to Victoria Smith, Eric Hoegler, Michael Smith, Jonathan Stoddard, Ashley Hoegler, Nicole Stoddard, Jenna Smith, Geoffrey Stoddard and Daniel Stoddard; sisters, Maureen (David) Thomas of Hudson and Eileen (Brian) Smith of Munson; and former husband, James Smith.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Marie (Endres) Sutton.
Family will receive friends on Friday, November 30 2012 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 at Carlson Funeral Home, 3477 Medina Road, Medina. Mass of Christian burial will be held at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 606 E. Washington Street, Medina on Saturday, December 1 at 12:30 P.M. followed by burial at St. Francis Xavier Cemetery, Medina.
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