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Woman charged with perjury in domestic assault caseStaff Report | December 11,2012BENNINGTON — A Harwood Hill woman is facing a felony charge of perjury after an investigator with the Bennington County State's Attorney Office said she lied during a deposition about a man she had accused of domestic assault.
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The Charge
"An Eagle for an Emperor, a Gyrfalcon for a King;
From The Boke of St Albans, 1486, and a Harleian manuscript.
Opening Statement
Kes was based on the book A Kestrel for a Knave by Barry Hines, and was director Ken Loach's first theatrically released feature film. It was named one of the 10 Best British Films of the 20th Century by The British Film Institute.
Facts of the Case
Billy Casper (David Bradley, Malachi's Cove) is a 15-year-old Yorkshire boy, a scrappy loner who delivers papers before and after school, shares a bed with his bullying brother, Jud (Freddie Fletcher,The Governor), and mostly ignores his self-absorbed mother. His routine is derailed when he spots a small falcon, a kestrel, alighting in a crevice near the top of a crumbling, old stone tower situated in the countryside. He has raised a few birds in the past and is suddenly inspired to capture one of the young kestrels and try his hand at falconry. Unable to check out a book at the library, Billy decides to "nick" a book on falconry from a used book store. As he struggles through the vicissitudes of his school and family life, Billy's intelligence and imagination become entirely focused on the secretive training of his kestrel.
The Evidence
Ken Loach, the antithesis of a Hollywood director, is well-known for movies that celebrate working-class people, and movies that are sharply critical of ruling elites. As Chris Menges says in one of the extras, his films are partly about a country that organizes itself in such a way that two-thirds of its children are put on the slag heap. Loach has also shot films that are merciless in their realistic depiction of radical movements that become corrupted or whose members become their own worst enemies. The Wind that Shakes the Barley, set in 1920s Ireland, recreates on a broad canvas the history of the Irish Republican Army and the British occupation, unflinchingly depicting atrocities committed on both sides; whereas a film like Raining Stones narrows its vision down to an English working-class husband who is prepared to go to almost any length to secure a new dress for his young daughter's first Catholic Communion. As different as his many films are, they always sympathize with the underdog, but only in the most realistic manner.
Kes, which many believe is Ken Loach's best film, is sometimes compared to a documentary because of its realistic approach to the story and characters; however, it displays none of the off-the-cuff casualness of the average documentary. It is a finely-tuned cinematic machine. Shots are carefully blocked, natural light is used in most scenes (the cinematographer says that Ken Loach dislikes lights, so they had to "stretch" the film as much as possible), and the dialogue sounds natural—almost improvised—but actually follows the script very closely. Most of the actors were amateurs culled from the town where the film was shot, which also adds to the natural and authentic look of the film. All of the elements come together in a seemingly natural way, but it's a cunning illusion of casualness. This is a tight, expertly crafted movie. As is usual of Loach's protagonists, Billy comes across as a living, breathing person, not an idealized projection of a young Yorkshire lad.
Billy's life is a gauntlet of oafs and officious authority figures: Hostile schoolmates, a petty librarian, a self-important headmaster who delights in spanking the hands of his students, a gym teacher who favors his star players and humiliates the nonathletic boys, a youth employment officer whose real aim is to funnel children into a dead-in life of working in the mines and factories. When not enduring the scorn of his peers and "betters," we see Billy walking through the achingly green North England countryside, poking about the small town, or working with his young bird. And ever present in Billy Casper's mind is his underlying fear and hatred of the pit—the local mine where he is destined to spend his life digging coal.
Late in the movie a sympathetic teacher, Mr. Farthing (Colin Welland, Bramwell), rescues Billy from a schoolyard bully and coaxes him into speaking to the class about Kes. There are several powerful moments in this movie, but watching Billy's face come to life with pride and passion as he talks about his beloved Kes is perhaps the strongest scene in the film.
The movie's finale is not uplifting. There is no last minute reprieve, no magical rescue. Imagine Billy Elliot with an uncompromisingly real denouement in place of its feel-good ending. That is how Kes winds down; hard, sad, authentic—and deeply satisfying for its frank honesty.
The lavish offering of extras include a 24-page booklet containing an essay by Graham Fuller about Loach's career and the making and marketing of Kes; a 1993 The South Bank Show profile of Ken Loach; a 2010 45-minute documentary created exclusively for Criterion, featuring interviews with director Ken Loach, producer Tony Garnett, cinematographer Chris Menges, and actor David Bradley; and the 77-minute 1966 TV drama, Cathy Come Home.
The interviews are revealing and insightful in relation to the making of the film as well as the philosophies and politics of the filmmakers. Cathy Come Home is a harrowing look at homelessness and a meat-grinder bureaucracy that impedes and tears apart families rather than extending a helping hand. All of the extras are superb and essential viewing.
The audio for this disc is unusual in that there are two different soundtracks to choose from. The first (and preferable) track is the LPCM mono Filmmaker's Original Soundtrack, with Production Dialogue. The second track, in Dolby Digital mono, is entitled the Internationally Released Soundtrack, with Postsync Dialogue. The Yorkshire accents are thick and heavy, and the so-called international soundtrack was substituted for the original soundtrack when the film was distributed beyond the confines of Northern England. Evidently, the Yorkshire working class accent was too painful for Londoners. I'm fairly good at understanding various English dialects in movies, but I have to admit this is one of the more difficult I've listened to. Subtitles along with the original soundtrack will probably work best for most viewers. According to Criterion, the original monaural optical track negative and original magnetic soundtrack were remastered at 24-bit. Clicks, thumps, hiss, and hum were manually removed with Pro Tools HD, and crackle was attenuated with AudioCube's integrated work station. I can attest that the dialogue is exceptionally clear and John Cameron's lovely, delicate score has likely never sounded better.
Concerning the video, here is an edited excerpt—minus the technical hardware specifics—from the Criterion booklet: "Surviving preprint film elements included a 35 mm color reversal internegative and the original 35 mm camera negative, both severely scratched and worn from more than 40 years of printing. Since the CRI was complete but the negative unedited, scanning both film elements was necessary…Director Ken Loach and cinematographer Chris Menges supervised the grading…Although the color and stability of the image were good, the image itself was marred by continuous vertical scratches. Virtually all of these scratches were eliminated…" From the foregoing, it's obvious that a great deal of work was invested into restoring the video and audio for this release. The Blu-ray video is gorgeous, and the LPCM monaural track is as good as any I've heard. It's easy to forget this film is over four decades old.
Closing Statement
It's a stunning Blu-ray release from Criterion that merits several viewings. Kes is luminous, soaring, and a punch to the gut; a necessary purchase for any lover of artful, authentic cinema.
The Verdict
Not Guilty.
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After roughly two years of being thrashed by hundreds of thousands of players around the world on an hourly basis, Valve has announced that Dota 2 has finally graduated from its beta state into a full release.
Valve's very own massive online battle arena game (MOBA) has enjoyed an active playerbase of three million users on digital distribution service Steam, with 300 000 concurrent players recorded at peak times (so far).
"Dota 2 is officially launching," reads the game's Steam page. "In order to ensure the best possible experience for new and existing players, there may be a short wait for you to download the game."
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The Pac-12 portion of the UCLA men's basketball schedule was announced Tuesday and the first school listed was the last conference representative remaining in the 2016 NCAA Tournament. UCLA will travel to defending Pac-12 champion Oregon ...
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The UCLA softball team prides itself on resiliency. So when the Bruins lost the first game of the Women's College World Series on Thursday, it didn't take them long to fight back. But in the end, it was Florida State that got the knockout. The Seminoles answered No. 12 UCLA's first-inning grand slam with eight unanswered runs in a WCWS...
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UCLA sophomore pitcher Selina Ta'amilo hit the first Auburn batter she faced in Thursday's Women's College World Series first-round game. It was a sign of things to come for the Bruins. Two UCLA pitchers combined to hit four batters in the first inning as Auburn scored five runs on only one hit during the frame en route to a 10-3 victory that sends UCLA into the WCWS elimination bracket. UCLA will play with its season on the line Saturday at 9 a.m. against Florida...
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"Kettler has gone well beyond the traditional physical assets that homeowners expect when purchasing condominiums," said John Chappelear, senior vice president of condo operations and homeowner services. "We have included a vast array of virtual amenities and services that enhance the lifestyle of Kettler residents."
Kettler amenity partner, American Express, is encouraging purchasers to buy their condo and earning American Express Membership points redeemable towards rewards.
VIPdesk, an award-winning virtual concierge service, offers a premium resident amenity available 24/7/365 days a year. Kettler residents can request practically anything, ranging from vacation planning to dining reservations to finding a one of a kind gift. The Concierge is a robust time-saving resource, enabling residents to focus on other priorities while VIPdesk goes to work as their Personal Assistant.
Tiffany & Co., an international icon of style and sophistication, has teamed up with Kettler to present each new Midtown Reston resident with a housewarming gift. When a new homeowner enters their new home for the very first time, they are greeted with a famous blue box.
Morton's Steakhouse has also recognized the value Midtown Reston brings, giving each new homeowner a gift certificate and dedicating a reservation line specifically to residents of Midtown Reston.
"We are catering to what Richard Florida calls the 'creative class,'" adds Chappelear. "Mr. Florida has a measure for attracting and retaining that targeted group of purchasers. His first measure is called the 'Coolness Index.' It ranks places by the amenities and lifestyle it delivers. We are delivering the 'Coolness Index.'"
Midtown Reston, comprised of twin tower condominiums, offers 293 homes, Midtown Reston East offers 145 homes and Midtown Reston West offers 148 homes. Of those, XX are penthouse condominiums. The community amenities include: a pool, sauna, theatre, sports club, and conference rooms. In addition, there is a fully equipped kitchen for residents to hold their own parties.
The Midtown Reston Condominiums are part of a larger project in Reston Town Center. Along with the East and West Towers, there is an apartment building with 288 homes and a loft building with 78 homes. The community park, built by Kettler, was dedicated and turned over to the community in October of 2005.
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Based in Northern Virginia, Kettler (formerly known as KSI) is a leading developer of award-winning, mixed-use residential and commercial properties across the Washington Metropolitan area. In 2006, Kettler was named one of the area's largest private companies by the Washington Business Journal and is one of the nation's top 15 multifamily developers. Kettler has developed more than five million square feet of commercial space and more than 50,000 homes. Current projects include urban and transit-oriented developments, multifamily housing, commercial and mixed-use developments and resort communities. Robert C. Kettler, a third-generation builder and developer, founded Kettler in 1977. Further details may be found on the web at www.ksi.com


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Square Enix president Yoichi Wada has revealed that Final Fantasy XIII went to Xbox 360 because Microsoft "asked us" to develop a title in the series for the console.
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UNC experts talk 'Cancer Moonshot' with Vice President Biden
As part of the "Cancer Moonshot" federal initiative to spur breakthroughs in cancer research, Biden hosted a roundtable discussion on Wednesday at the Duke University School of Medicine that featured cancer experts and leaders from UNC. Among the experts chosen for the panel were Stephanie Wheeler, PhD, UNC Lineberger member and assistant professor of health policy and management at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health and Niklaus Steiner, UNC-Chapel Hill professor and co-founder of the Chapel Hill-based Be Loud! Sophie Foundation, which supports adolescents and young adults with cancer.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Despite playing a man down for the final 89 minutes, the Virginia men's soccer team defeated Marquette, 3-1, Sunday afternoon in the NCAA tournament's round of 16 at Klöckner Stadium. The eighth-seeded Cavaliers (12-5-5) advance to play Connecticut at 7 p.m. Friday (Dec. 6) in the NCAA quarterfinals at Klöckner Stadium.
Seeded ninth in the tournament, Marquette bows out with a 13-6-2 record.
The Cavaliers will be making their 18th trip to the quarterfinal round and their first since 2009 when the team went on to win the national championship.
Virginia advanced despite playing with just 10 men for the final 89 minutes after Matt Brown (Jr., Charlotte, N.C.) was shown a red card 57 seconds into the game when, as the last line of defense, he tackled C. Nortey from behind on a clear breakaway 35 yards outside the goal.
"I have never been a part of a game like that," Virginia head coach George Gelnovatch said. "I have never coached, at any level, down a man for 89 minutes. We have had a game plan for a week - a pretty detailed one. In 57 seconds, that went out the window. You just crumple up the piece of paper and readjust on the fly. We had to take (Ryan) Zinkhan out and (Zach) Carroll had to get ready. We just had to get going. Making those adjustments is one thing, but also the team. This group's toughness and will to win is incredible. I don't know if I've had a group this mentally tough. It's not something we've always had; it's something this team has developed. This will to win and mental toughness were on display today."
Scott Thomsen (So., Brick, N.J.), Darius Madison (So., Philadelphia, Pa.) and Todd Wharton (So., Glen Allen, Va.) each scored for Virginia. UVa now has recorded 42 goals this year, its most since tallying 44 in 2007.
Marquette out-shot Virginia, 13-11, but eight of the Cavaliers' shots were on goal. The Golden Eagles put four shots on goal. Marquette took seven corner kicks to four for UVa; the Golden Eagles also were called for 17 fouls, while UVa was credited with 10 fouls.
Virginia goalkeeper Calle Brown (R-Jr., Leesburg, Va.) made three saves for the Cavaliers but was particularly effective in defusing dangerous situations on corner kicks and crosses into the box. Marquette keeper Charlie Lyon made five saves.
Despite Virginia going down a man early, both teams had their share of possession throughout the match. Marquette had its best scoring opportunity of the first half in a wild flurry in the 20th minute. After a free kick Nortey had his short stop deflected away by Brown. Eric Pothast corralled the rebound near the goal line, but Brown made a sprawling save on the line to knock the shot away. The ball was sent back across the field to Bryan Ciesiulka, who fired a dangerous ball back into the box and on goal that Brown stepped up to grab and end the threat. Brown's three saves in the flurry proved to be his lone three saves of the match.
The Cavaliers scored first in the 24th minute off a free kick when Thomsen rifled a shot to the far upper 90 for his second score of the year and his first since the Cavaliers' season opener against Louisville.
Virginia quickly scored in the second half to take a 2-0 edge. After Eric Bird (Jr., Virginia Beach, Va.) made a long drive down the left flank, he sent a cross into the box and found Madison, who sent a beautiful one-time volley past Lyon for a highlight-reel score. It was Madison's sixth goal of the year.
Marquette got on the board in the 53rd minute when Axel Sjoberg sent a great ball through the Cavaliers' back line and just into the box to connect with Nortey, who beat Brown from 15 yards for his 10th goal this season.
The Golden Eagles' goal appeared to be a major shift in momentum, but Virginia immediately countered just 20 seconds later to seize back control when Bird slipped a ball on the right flank through to Marcus Salandy-Defour (So., Kensington, Md.), who made a strong run into the box and was taken down from behind by Paul Dillon to get the Cavaliers a penalty kick. Wharton then stepped to the spot and buried the penalty kick to give UVa a 3-1 edge.
"I can't say enough about it," Gelnovatch said of the Cavaliers' third goal. "(Marquette's) goal was deflating. The momentum changed and we were tired. I knew that guys like Jordan Allen, Marcus, Darius and (Ryan) Zinkhan have a lot of success when they are one-on-one in the box. We have played against some great teams and defenders, but I think we have two or three guys who can really run at guys. That is how we got the penalty kick today and some other dangerous chances. Whenever those guys got themselves into that position, they had the green light to go, and it worked."
UVa had chances to increase its lead even further as the second half progressed. In the 61st minute, Jordan Allen (Fr., Rochester, N.Y.) hit the crossbar with a shot, and Lyon stopped Allen's rebound shot. Madison created a chance in the 84th minute, but his hard, low shot toward the far post was saved by a diving Lyon.
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Here we are again - another election. It's like a broken record, eight elections this year. This is crazy.
And thank our Parish Council and parish president for this stupid stuff. They always want more taxes to waste on levees, making parish "fish ponds" with no pumps to take care of water. I beg registered voters to please go vote no for any new taxes.
What our government needs to do is clean out all bayous and ditches, and the water will drain south. Also cleaning out all the old boats sunk along bayous Terrebonne, Little Caillou and Grand Caillou and Bayou Dularge will help water movement.
Also read about giving parish employees raises. Why did they give it to some and not to others? Just the "pets" got raises. It looks to me that all we have is a bunch of dummies running the parish. Public, please wake up.
We also have too many parish trucks and cars. Most officials have one and run the roads on weekends when they are not working, burning tax money on gas. What a shame. Everything went from bad to worse since the last parish government election.
Most people are flying the American flag, so let's thank God and his son Jesus Christ for our country. May God bless America.
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Treanda Side Effects
Generic Name: bendamustine
Note: This page contains side effects data for the generic drug bendamustine. It is possible that some of the dosage forms included below may not apply to the brand name Treanda.
In Summary
Common side effects of Treanda include: fever, skin rash, neutropenia, and chills. Other side effects include: pneumonia, febrile neutropenia, infection, and pruritus. See below for a comprehensive list of adverse effects.
For the Consumer
Applies to bendamustine: intravenous powder for solution, intravenous solution
As well as its needed effects, bendamustine (the active ingredient contained in Treanda) may cause unwanted side effects that require medical attention.
If any of the following side effects occur while taking bendamustine, check with your doctor or nurse immediately:More common:
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- tightness in the chest
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- Blistering, flaking, or peeling of the skin
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- puffiness or swelling of the eyelids or around the eyes, face, lips, or tongue
- red skin lesions, often with a purple center
- red, irritated eyes
- weakness
Severity: Minor
Some bendamustine side effects may not need any medical attention. As your body gets used to the medicine these side effects may disappear. Your health care professional may be able to help you prevent or reduce these side effects, but do check with them if any of the following side effects continue, or if you are concerned about them:More common:
- Decreased weight
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to bendamustine: intravenous powder for injection, intravenous solution
Tumor lysis syndrome associated with bendamustine (the active ingredient contained in Treanda) treatment has been reported in patients in clinical trials and in postmarketing reports. The onset tends to be within the first treatment cycle of bendamustine and, without intervention, may lead to acute renal failure and death. Preventive measures include maintaining adequate volume status, and close monitoring of blood chemistry, particularly potassium and uric acid levels. Allopurinol has also been used during the beginning of bendamustine therapy. However, there may be an increased risk of severe skin toxicity when bendamustine and allopurinol are administered concomitantly.
Red blood cell transfusions were administered to 20% of patients receiving bendamustine.[Ref]
Hematologic side effects including neutropenia (28%), thrombocytopenia (23%), anemia (19%), leukopenia (18%), lymphopenia (7%), and tumor lysis syndrome have been reported.
Laboratory abnormalities have included decreased lymphocytes (up to 99%), decreased leukocytes (up to 94%). decreased hemoglobin (up to 89%), decreased platelets (up to 86%), and decreased neutrophils (up to 86%).[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects including nausea (up to 75%), vomiting (up to 40%), diarrhea (up to 37%) constipation (29%), stomatitis (15%), abdominal pain (13%), dyspepsia (11%), gastroesophageal reflux disease (10%), dry mouth (9%), upper abdominal pain (5%), and abdominal distension (5%) have been reported.[Ref]
General side effects including fatigue (up to 57%), pyrexia (up to 34%), chills (up to 14%), peripheral edema (13%), asthenia (up to 11%), and chest pain (6%) have been reported.
Metabolic side effects including anorexia (23%), dehydration (14%), decreased appetite (13%), hypokalemia (9%), and hyperuricemia (7%) have been reported.
Respiratory side effects including cough (up to 22%), dyspnea (16%), upper respiratory tract infection (10%), sinusitis (9%), pneumonia (8%), pharyngolaryngeal pain (8%), nasopharyngitis (7%), wheezing (5%), nasal congestion (5%), and cough (4%) have been reported.
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects including headache (21%), dizziness (14%), and dysgeusia (7%) have been reported.[Ref]
Some skin reactions have occurred when bendamustine (the active ingredient contained in Treanda) was given in combination with other anticancer agents, so the precise relationship to bendamustine is uncertain.
Where skin reactions occur, they may be progressive and increase in severity with further treatment. If skin reactions are severe or progressive, bendamustine should be withheld or discontinued.
Dermatologic side effects including rash (up to 16%) pruritus (up to 6%), dry skin (5%), night sweats (5%), hyperhidrosis (5%), toxic skin reactions, and bullous exanthema have been reported. Cases of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) some fatal, have also been reported.
Musculoskeletal side effects including back pain (14%), arthralgia (6%), pain in extremity (5%), and bone pain (5%) have been reported.[Ref]
Psychiatric side effects including insomnia (13%), anxiety (8%), and depression (6%) have been reported.
Other side effects including herpes zoster (10%), decreased weight (7%), febrile neutropenia (6%), oral candidiasis (6%), infection (6%), and herpes simplex (3%) have been reported.
Renal side effects including urinary tract infection (10%) have been reported.[Ref]
Cardiovascular side effects including tachycardia (7%) and hypotension (6%) have been reported.[Ref]
There have been postmarketing reports of bendamustine (the active ingredient contained in Treanda) extravasations resulting in hospitalizations from erythema, marked swelling, and pain. Precautions should be taken to avoid extravasation, including monitoring of the intravenous infusion site for redness, swelling, pain, infection, and necrosis both during and after administration.[Ref]
Local side effects including infusion site pain (6%), catheter site pain (5%), extravasations, phlebitis, pruritus, irritation, pain, and swelling have been reported.[Ref]
Immunologic side effects including hypersensitivity (5%) have been reported.
Hypersensitivity side effects including anaphylaxis have been reported.[Ref]
Oncologic side effects have included pre-malignant and malignant diseases that have been reported in patients who have been treated with bendamustine (the active ingredient contained in Treanda) including myelodysplastic syndrome, myeloproliferative disorders, acute myeloid leukemia, and bronchial carcinoma.[Ref]
The association between the oncologic side effects and bendamustine therapy has not been determined.[Ref]
1. "Product Information. Treanda (bendamustine)." Cephalon Inc, West Chester, PA.
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McDowell, LeBoeuf brace for rugged foes
McDowell and Fort LeBoeuf wrestlers face a huge challenge this afternoon in Hershey.
After impressive victories in the first round of the PIAA team tournaments Thursday, the Trojans and Bison will take on powerful opponents in the quarterfinals at the Giant Center.
Don't be surprised if one -- or both -- pulls off the upset.
Their performances Thursday, along with a victory by longtime powerhouse Reynolds, demonstrate the prowess of D-10 wrestling and prove again that all three of the aforementioned schools are perennial threats to medal, if not win state titles.
McDowell, the District 10 Class AAA champion, escaped the first round with a 34-32 comeback win over District 3 runner-up and longtime state power Central Dauphin. Zack Rindfuss pulled out an 8-6 win in the 195-pound match to secure the win after McDowell had trailed 32-21.
In today's quarterfinal at 2 p.m., McDowell (12-1) will meet WPIAL champion Franklin Regional (19-1), the favorite in Class AAA. The Panthers are loaded in the lower weight classes, including two former wrestlers from the Saegertown program who are unbeaten this season. Junior Devin Brown (106 pounds) was a state champion last season, and freshman Spencer Lee (113) is already considered one of the top wrestlers in the country in his weight class.
McDowell must minimize the point damage in the lower weight classes and get plenty of bonus points at the upper weights to pull out the win.
Meanwhile, Fort LeBoeuf has an even bigger challenge. At noon, the Bison (11-4) must face three-time defending Class AA champion Bethlehem Catholic (13-0), which has 10 state-ranked wrestlers. Despite its four losses, LeBoeuf has improved against a difficult schedule that included McDowell, Reynolds (twice) and Canon-McMillan.
Reynolds, which has won three AA team titles and placed second in 2013, advanced Thursday with a 44-16 win over Saucon Valley. Reynolds met Huntingdon today at 10 a.m. (Results were not available when this was written.)
No matter the results today, it's clear that D-10 wrestling has established itself as a force on the state level.
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These are both pretty cool
Wow!!!! Great job!!!!
Lovin' these outfits. I can apocalypse/armageddon themed characters wearing these.
My favorite outfit is on the right.
i love the green jacket! makes me wish i could buy one...
These are amazing x-x Eeeee Thanks so much! Hopefully get some art of my girls wearing these :3
I love the one on the left. Kinky!
I'm working on sewing some outfits for my summer wardrobe.
I might just make one of your outfit designs :3
I've seen quite a lot of your outfits now - and HOW I so wish I could hire a tailor (and you) to make me a whole new wardrobe
You've an amazing eye for fashion design.
love it, and im sorry to hear that you suffer from art theft , I watch out for art theft I report each one, it pisses me off that they take our work then claim it as their own our damn hard work
yep, really annoying >.<
Slenderman needs to give his girls a stern talking to about their style of dress XD
cool outfits
pretty femininity
pretty femininity
If someone made these clothes a thing I'd totes wear them.
Nice job and amazing commission.
i really love your clothes <3
Can I have those clothes please? They are just beautiful, your work is always so nice~
sorry it's a commission
Haha I was joking sorry I have a dry since of humor ;.; <3
I got so many people asking that I just Copy/paste the sentence ><
I think imma gonna sew them and wear them to a larp convention ;D If I may?
it's okay for convention clothing
that's sound horrible
I'd say more sad than horrible for me but really unfair for the one who paid for it ><
How do you stop people from stealing stuff? I've always wondered about that... do you send them something when they buy something from you, like a file or do they just down load it?
It's always complicated with fashion designs, no watermark can protect it.
At first of course, I report it to DA and send a note to the thief, sometimes it's enough, sometime it's not and when it's not I have radical and efficient way against thief, I submit a journal with their names, my designs and next to it the deviation where they used it without permission.
With all my watchers trying to help, they suddenly feel less untouchable and cowardly apologize to me. I don't like to have to use such thing but I have to thanks my " White Knights " as people say, without them I'll never get credits for my work 0v0
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It's taken almost five months and at least a few names, but the highest-ranked American heavyweight finally has another fight lined up.
Since his second-round knockout of Pedro Rizzo on Affliction Entertainment's July card, Josh Barnett's name has popped up in many reports of proposed matchups. The former UFC titleholder and consensus No. 4 heavyweight was slated to fight another ex-champion, Andrei Arlovski. After that fell through, he was supposed to appear on an EliteXC show. Then he was linked to Sengoku's Nov. 4 card. He was even mentioned as a foe for No. 1 heavyweight Fedor Emelianenko.
None of it came to fruition. Affliction's Jan. 24 show instead will have Barnett (24-5) facing Gilbert Yvel (35-12-1), a Pride veteran once known for a wild fighting style and questionable behavior and now hardly known for anything outside the European fight scene — Yvel's only notable victory in the last five years was a 2004 win over Cheick Kongo. Since it was announced earlier this month, the Barnett-Yvel pairing has been called "embarassing," "pointless" and "the ultimate low-reward, high-risk approach."
None of that has deterred Barnett, who believes that as long as he keeps winning, he'll get more big fights eventually.
Barnett has won eight of his last 10 bouts. Affliction Entertainment
I talked to Barnett on Friday about his upcoming fight and recent activities. Excerpts from our conversation:
Q: Since July, I gather you've been doing some pro wrestling and working with women's fighters.
Barnett: Just recently I had a wrestling match in the main event of the IGF (Inoki Genome Federation) show in Japan on Nov. 24. I was in Nagoya. That was a pretty good house for that one, I think it was (a live crowd of) around 7 or 8,000 or something like that. It was a good show. I've been working with those guys for a while, I guess going on 2 years now. Good to see that they're continuing going strong.
I still really enjoy doing pro wrestling when I'm not in the ring fighting. I think that they complement each other, if anything. And it allows me to stay active in Japan as well.
And for women, I've been working quite a bit with a fighter named Roxy Richardson. She had a Muay Thai fight just recently, in which she defended her U.S. lightweight title. My other fighter, Megumi Fujii, just won her 17th straight fight in Smackgirl — or, I'm sorry, the new promotion is called Jewels, over in Japan. Although I wasn't able to be there for that, still, I'm trying to do my part to help them out.
Megumi is considered by hardcore fans to be one of the best female fighters in the world, but she's only fought a couple of times in the U.S. Do you think it's possible to see her fight more here?
It's all about getting the right opportunity. It's not easy to find the right opponent for the best female fighter in the world. She's never lost a(n MMA) fight, she's 17-0 and the promotion has to have the right opponents and the right kind of offer, as well, to have her to fight over here.
It's just sporadic and difficult, at best, even just being a regular female mixed martial artist. But someone like that, they don't want to fight her or they don't want to pay for her; It's either one or the other. It's a little frustrating, but I guess this is what comes with the territory.
She's fought over here. I believe she's had two fights in the United States and one fight in Vancouver, which was on Bodog; it was the last season which never got aired. And one big high-profile submission grappling match, besides a couple of Abu Dhabi appearances.
Speaking of pro wrestling, you've done it in Japan for a long time, but you haven't done it in the States. What's the reason for that?
I just started off pro wrestling in Japan and that's really where my market's been. To pro wrestle in the United States, I'd have to be somewhat starting from scratch, and I'd have to work with bookers and promoters who wouldn't know me as well.
Their schedules are a lot different too. I don't go on full-on tours like I used to with New Japan Pro Wrestling, where we'd hop on a bus and hit all these different dates over a course of time. In the U.S., there's only two main companies, the WWE and TNA, and either one of those is going to want you to commit a lot of time to them. I'm still fighting and it's important that I'm able to do both.
How much of it is the stylistic difference between the way they do it here in the U.S. and the way they perform in Japan?
A major difference. It actually is really played (in Japan) as a straight sort of entertainment. I mean, it's entertainment, but at the same time ... they take it a lot more seriously. While they enjoy some of the antics and aspects of what professional wrestling looks like in the U.S. now, they've been weaned on a product for so many years — decades, actually — that more resembles real fighting. They want to see harder, faster, sort of heavier matches, played with a lot of reality aspects to it.
But is that your preference as well?
Yes, it is. I take pro wrestling very seriously. For me, it's just a matter of whether I'm working a match or having a shoot, which is a straight-up, legitimate fight. Either way, it's pro wrestling to me, whether I'm in Affliction or if I was working for IGF. Either way, I'm still fighting for the entertainment of a crowd. I've got to go out there and put together a good show and good match. It doesn't make a whole lot of difference in the end whether the guy is able to work with me some, or if I'm just going out there 100% and he's trying to go out there 100%.
Let's talk about Affliction. There's been a good bit of criticism about your matchup with Yvel. Some people think he's too far below your level; some are arguing he shouldn't be fighting at all because of his previous run-ins with MMA authorities. Why should people be interested in this fight?
I don't blame them for not really knowing who Yvel is. That just happens a lot of times when you deal with international talent.
But, well, if I could say something about this guy that should pique people's interest, it's that he used to be one of the most feared strikers in all of mixed martial arts. Not necessarily the idea that you couldn't win against him, it's just that he was so explosive and erratic, you never knew what the heck he was going to throw at you. He had knockout power in everything he did.
He's a veteran of — I think he's probably had near 40 fights, and that's a winning record at 40 fights, so he's been around a very long time. He's established himself; he's been in this game.
He's actually a quite well-rounded individual, in terms of his skills in the ring now. He used to be kind of a one-trick pony, striker only, but as of recent, he's won most of his matches by submission.
In terms of any foul play, that's been a question in the past, but I haven't seen anything that would indicate that for the longest time. ... I've known him for a little while, being in this business as long as I have, and he's always been respectful and a cool guy to me, so I don't necessarily expect him to pull any funny business.
How do you break him down from a technical standpoint, in terms of strengths and weaknesses?
One, he's going to be relaxed and he's going to be composed in the ring because it's someplace he's been quite a few times. He's a dynamic striker and he's got a more well-rounded game than he used to.
I don't know if he's going to be able to match me in many areas, just overall. But the thing is, anybody can get knocked out when you've got the ability to do so with your feet and your hands. ... You have to make sure you don't give him those kinds of opportunities.
I don't see me as having the fight go past the second round, but then, that's really the way I look at every fight.
As you alluded to earlier, he has a history of being a wild, unorthodox fighter. Does that make it harder or easier to prepare for him?
It does make it kind of difficult, to be honest. It's always easier when you fight somebody that has that rhythm and sort of pace like a regular professional fighter, versus someone that completely throws it out the window and just goes hogwild all over the place.
He's not quite as unleashed as he used to be. Either way, whatever he brings to the ring, you've got to come prepared to deal with it. I've had to fight every kind of fighter I could ever think of at this point, so I'll be prepared.
Do you have anything signed or any expectations of who you'll be fighting past Gilbert?
I don't even take any notice about that. It's nothing I can do anything about, other than to go out and give a really memorable fight and win it. That's the most important thing I can do towards anything in the future, towards facing any other opponents or fighting for any belts or things like that.
Those things will come. I've been around long enough. I just keep winning and beating guys, so I know that I'm going to get to the top.
Your name has been linked over the last six months to a few potential opponents that just turned not to be, for one reason or another. Why is it so hard to find an opponent for you?
I don't know, man. You'd have to ask them. It's certainly not a matter of my willingness to fight, but I do know that it's not the first time I've had a lot of trouble.
In fact, the funny thing is. ... a lot of folks, people like to run around and call them out and say they want to fight them and all this, but no one ever says they want to fight me. There must be a reason for it.
I think Fedor once joked that he'd like to fight you.
He's the only other guy I'd say I'd like to fight besides (Antonio Rodrigo) Nogueira too. It's a little bit of self-promotion; he's a friend of mine, so it's reciprocal.
Speaking of Nogueira, he's got a big fight coming up at the end of this month with Mir. Let me read you something he told me a few months ago about your first fight with Nogueira:
"I do use that as a role model for how to try to defeat Nogueira. ... Barnett is not a freak of nature of an athlete. He's just a very skilled martial artist and uses a lot of great techniques, so you can pull from that and say, 'Well, you know, if that's what he did, I can do the same thing.' "
How accurate would you say that assessment is? How much of what you do can be replicated by other fighters if they just practice enough?
Not at all — I mean, I think that he's a competent grappler and he's a fair athlete — but not one bit at all. There are some other things that you have to factor in there.
Every time you watch a guy fight, there's always going to be little things that you're not going to know about, as far as how they felt coming into the ring, what injuries they have, things like that.
That's always going to make a difference in your performance. Not just your overall action in the ring, but sometimes, you've got a part about you that's just off or hurt or injured, whatever the case may be, and you're going to have to work around that and that's going to change the way you approach things.
I don't expect anybody to expect what kind of athlete I may or may not be, but I can tell you that I'm certainly athletic enough. I can run and jump and do that (stuff) as much as anybody else can, for the most part. I've never had any problems being able to use feats of strength in the ring either, but ... it's the things about vision, timing, rhythm and being able to read your opponent that are going to be a little bit different.
And I think that his biggest problem is not going to be necessarily grappling with Nogueira. It's going to be his stand-up and it's going to be his conditioning.
I know he says he works a lot on his conditioning, and maybe he does, but I think he has a propensity to gas out in the ring; to blow up, to use another athlete term, and just become fatigued beyond the ability to be very successful in his movements. Could just be a genetic disposition; maybe his body is more (geared to) short-term explosiveness and doesn't really have the build go long. That just happens sometimes; some people are built that way. That's going to be the biggest thing for him.
I think he was actually praising your technique.
Oh, I understand that; I don't see it any other way. It's just that it's very hard — I never look at somebody and think, "I can do that."
I do think that if he was to pay attention to that, not even so much about what I did, but just watching how Nogueira reacts to things, it'd be a very good idea for him. But sometimes it's really hard to weigh in (on) exactly what someone is doing that's making it work for him. ... I know I've seen a million times somebody perform in a certain way or do a certain technique over and over again and I think, "I know how to do that," but it's not so much about what they do, it's just the little tricks about how they do it.
I think we have similar, but still distinct games, in terms of grappling on the ground. I think it's going to help him to watch those fights, but it's going to be really more about how he's going to respond to Nogueira.
Maybe he's seen exactly what it is that he needs to see to win that fight, but still, I think Nogueira's the better fighter on the feet, and he's going to have to try to mitigate that portion of the fighting and get it under control on the ground, and on top, I believe, which is going to be the best place for him to be.
Looking back a bit, your name had been floated, at one point, to fight on what turned out to be EliteXC's last show, and Arlovski ended up on that show instead of you. What happened there? (Affliction matchmaker) Tom Atencio basically said he just couldn't get you on the phone. Is that right?
If you can't get me on the phone, you certainly know that there's e-mail available, and I don't travel to Japan without letting people know that, especially when I have a possible fight coming around the corner.
I could have been reached and if they couldn't reach me, I guess they had to do what they had to do. But I certainly would have taken the fight if I'd have gotten the opportunity.
You haven't fought (in MMA) in Japan in awhile. When do you think you'll be fighting there again, and do you have any idea against whom?
I don't know who I would fight. I don't even know when I would fight. Hopefully it's just within the next year, I expect. ... With Sengoku, I'm hoping to get a fight again for them.
When you last fought in July, you used Bolt Thrower's "No Guts, No Glory" as your entrance music. You had been using the Fist of the North Star theme for quite awhile. What prompted the switch?
Different market, different fans, different understanding. And while I still did get plenty of people who asked me why I didn't use the theme, or that they wanted to hear it, I just felt that the impact of it would be kind of lost on people over here, as opposed to them in Japan.
And Bolt Thrower's one of my absolute favorite bands of all time. They're actually some people that I talk to on a regular basis and it was really my honor to come out to one of their songs.
According to your last blog entry, you're reading Elektra: Assassin. What are your impressions of it?
I thought it was incredible. It's really surreal and very '80s.
Obviously, if you're going to write a story that's supposed to be present-day at the time — and it was like 1986 or '87 when that was written — of course, the style and things like that are going to reflect that. But even just some of the way that Bill Sienkiewicz put his panels together, some of the colors he used — it really made me feel like it was 1987 all over again.
And the plot is incredibly different from what you may have expected from Daredevil and Elektra, from reading the regular series through Marvel. ... It was a really great read. The visuals and everything were sort of jarring at times, but also really thought-provoking.
I only ask because I used to have that poster on my wall many, many years ago.
Yeah, a lot of people did. I remember a couple of the covers really well. They were very vivid in my memories (of) perusing the comic book stores from a very early age.
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