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ok you guys and girls i whant to now what you guys think is the coolest charecter ever!!!!!! (top three) mine prob sasuke, (of cours) and kakashi and.................i ges itachi what are you apineons? (bad speller sorry)
Kanabe from Vampire Knight! O genki desu ka?
my TOP THREE ; hunter x hunter - GON naruto - NARUTO ofcourse DBZ - GOKOU^^ "important words left unsaid remain in ur heart^^"
I shall say, Goku from Dragon Ball Z!!!
Thes are my three favoit characters.
saiyuki (season1)--- Goku Genjo Sanzo Sha Gojo The path to conquest leaves nothing else to be desired!!!!
sasori,2nd state sasuke,and hinatia from naruto
1) Ichigo -- Bleach2) Sesshomar-- Inuyasha3) Ishida -- Bleach Dewa Mata,Niji-Hana
uh i wish we could pick more than 3....well aoshi shinomori from rurouni kenshin. i like his dual kodachi fighting style and his loyalty to his comrades. rukia from bleach. shes a little imp and it is funny when she fights with ichigo. i'm not sure who i would pick for slot 3. i guess sesshomaru from inuyasha, he's awesome. i like the light wip but thats only in the anime and not the manga i think. "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
its hard right
ya there are just 2 many cool characters "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
can be Yujiro Hanma he's really strong caracter
1) Mariko (elfen lied) 2) Super 17 (dragon ball gt)
3) tear (tales of the abyss)
i am a bad speller too
Alucard(hellsing) & Sasuke(naruto shippuden) and 3rd.....Stark(bleach)


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Bass Pro Shops has confirmed plans to build one of its huge outdoor recreation stores in North Charleston, opening in 2015 as the anchor tenant for the Ingleside development.
"We have been working on attracting Bass Pro Shop for quite some time, and we are very excited about today's official announcement," North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey said Friday. "Once opened, Bass Pro will attract many visitors and outdoor recreational enthusiasts, providing a definite boost to the already thriving Highway 78 corridor."
Bass Pro Shops is expected to receive a generous and controversial South Carolina tax break that could allow them to essentially keep half the sale tax revenue they generate, for 15 years. The business would have to meet certain conditions, including a $25 million investment, and drawing at least 35 percent of the store's visitors from at least 50 miles away.
The 130,000- to 150,000-square-foot store, which will feature an Uncle Buck's Fishbowl and Grill, will be be built in the more than 1,500-acre Ingleside Plantation development that's planned between Interstate 26 and Palmetto Commerce Parkway, near U.S. Highway 78. Construction is set to begin next year.
"By adding a Bass Pro Shops to this premier development in North Charleston, we hope to enhance this area's rich tradition and long history of being a highly sought-after outdoor and tourist destination," said Johnny Morris, founder of Bass Pro Shops.
A new I-26 interchange is planned for the site, and Charleston County and North Charleston are in the process of building new roads and widening or extending others leading to the location, including Northside and Future drives. Bass Pro Shops said the store will be at the intersection of I-26 and Northside Drive - an intersection that does not yet exist.
The Post and Courier reported Thursday night that North Charleston has agreed to facilitate the sales tax incentive, by applying for "extraordinary retail establishment" status and serving as a pass-through for the rebated sales tax money. The city did not name the company previously, but the state tax break is designed for either Bass Pro Shops or its rival, Cabela's - a retailer that North Charleston had previously courted for the same site.
The idea behind the tax incentive is that such stores, with exhibits, large aquariums and museum elements, are tourist attractions that draw visitors and fill hotel rooms. The tax break is only available to four businesses, and the planned North Charleston Bass Pro Shops location could be the first to get it.
The state won't divulge how many businesses have applied, or the status of their applications. Cabela's is building a store in Greenville and plans another in Fort Mill, but it's not known if they will get the same "extraordinary retail establishment" tax break.
Bass Pro Shops has been conditionally certified for the special treatment, Summey said Thursday. The company also has a location in Myrtle Beach, which did not receive tax incentives, and another in Savannah, Ga.
The sales tax break has been available since 2006, when North Charleston was pursuing Cabela's. Then-Gov. Mark Sanford twice vetoed the incentive, but the Legislature overrode the vetoes both times.
Sanford and other opponents argued that it's unfair to subsidize some retailers, who would compete with other, unsubsidized retailers. It's a controversy that's been repeated in other states, where Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's have each been successful in attracting tax breaks.
The sales tax incentive sought in North Charleston for Bass Pro Shops comes on top of $120 million in public assistance that was approved in 2011 for the Ingleside Plantation development, through an arrangement called a tax increment financing district. A TIF uses property taxes that development is expected to generate to pay for infrastructure such as roads and utilities in the same area.
A similar financing mechanism was used to support development of the Tanger Outlet Mall in North Charleston and Towne Centre in Mount Pleasant.
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More than 40 states have passed their own parity laws, but they do not apply to many people because of conflicting federal laws. New legislation would establish a minimum floor to cover every person, in all states, if their employers provide health insurance.
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It's safe to say Winter has arrived, albeit briefly, but arrived none-the-less in southeast Wisconsin in the past 36 hours.
Just about the entire 11 county area of southeast Wisconsin that WISN serves were greeted with light snow showers and snow flurries Monday.
According to our friends at the National Weather Service in Sullivan -- Milwaukee ended a 253 day stretch without recording a single snowflake -- the 8th longest stretch in this category in recorded weather records.
The all-time longest stretch of snow-free days in Milwaukee occurred in 1999 with 279 snow-less days.
We all know that last winter was a dud when it came to snowfall for the snow-lovers.
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Sony has announced the latest addition to its Xperia range the Xperia Z. In a further blurring of the boundaries between different types of device , the Xperia Z has a sensor of 13.1 Mpx, more pixels than many dedicated cameras. If the performance is as good as the specifications then this is worth looking at.
The Sony Xperia Z is a large, but very thin smartphone: 139mm x 71mm x 7.9mm. Weighing in at 146g it is still more a phone than a tablet but only just. As a phone it has 4G, dust and water resistance to the highest level, a 1.5Ghz quad core processor with 2Gb Ram and a batter that boast standby times of up to 550 hours (that's nearly 23 days!) The highlights of the specifications from a photographic perspective start with the 13.1 Mpx sensor, Sony is not alone with this resolution, but there are still only a few. The high resolution will probably mean that the 16x digital zoom may produce useable results, at least at the lower end of the range. The camera will produce HDR stills and video, has an image stabilizer and a wide range of automated effects and functions to help get the picture. On top of this, it has a 5" high resolution TFT screen: 1920px x 1080px. Again it is not alone but with the combination of large image dimensions and high resolution screen it should be quite impressive.
Sony's Xperia Z will not appeal to everyone, it is big for a phone, small for a tablet and as a camera it has only a digital zoom. However, it would appear to fulfil, in some way, nearly all of the functions expected of a computer and of a phone and of a camera.


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E. William Miller, a World War II veteran whose name became synonymous with the Town of Tonawanda's many recreational offerings, died Friday in McCauley Residence, in the town. He was 86.
Mr. Miller, a longtime member of the Tonawanda Town Board, was born in Buffalo and moved with his family from Lafayette Avenue to Kenmore in the 1930s.
He attended Lindbergh Elementary School and graduated from the newly completed Kenmore High School in 1944.
He was drafted into the Army and fought in Belgium, France and Germany and was a staff sergeant when discharged in 1946.
Mr. Miller met his future wife, Barbara F. Frost, on his first summer back from the war, at Crystal Beach, Ont., and they married in 1950.
After he graduated from Hobart College in 1951, the couple moved to Dunkirk, where Mr. Miller took a job with New York Telephone Co. installing telephone poles throughout the Southern Tier. The couple moved back to the Buffalo area in 1956 and in 1958 built their first and only home, a single-family residence on Abbington Avenue in the town, where they raised three children.
In the 1970s, Mr. Miller became involved in local politics, won election to the Town Board and was re-elected over the next 30 years. He was deputy town supervisor when he retired in 2002.
Known as "Mr. Recreation" to his peers, Mr. Miller established a state-recognized parks and recreation department that was known for progressive facilities and programs. He was known for finding creative ways to bring private-caliber recreational offerings to the town, including two golf courses, lighted baseball fields, two covered ice arenas, the Aquatic and Fitness Center, Senior Citizens Center on Ensminger Road, boat docks at the foot of Sheridan Drive and the Paddock Golf Dome.
After working for the telephone company, he was employed in the credit department at National Gypsum and also was an administrator at several hospitals, including Erie County Medical Center, Millard Fillmore, Deaconess and Lockport.
He was a lifelong member of Deerhurst Presbyterian Church, a founding member and longtime supporter of the Ken-Ton YMCA and a longtime member of the Ken-Ton Republican Party.
His wife of 56 years died 2006.
Survivors include a daughter, Lynda Vandermeer; and a son, Gary.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Deerhurst Presbyterian Church, 257 Deerhurst Park Blvd., Town of Tonawanda.


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Dr. Kulkarni is a multi-organ transplant surgeon and the Director of the Kidney and Pancreas transplant program at Yale University and Yale-New Haven Hospital. The clinical program has been the largest program in New England since 2008, in terms of new patients listed, number of living donor transplants and the total number of kidney transplants performed. Clinical higlights of the program include an accelerated work-up and listing process (AJKD 2012;60(2):288, Healthgrades Award for overall program performance 2010, and implementation of a total laproscopic kidney donation procedure.
As the scientific director of the Yale Transplant Research unit, Dr. Kulkarni has expanded clinical research with an emphasis on cross-departmental collaboration, with the overall goal of expanding investigator-initiated, industry-sponsored studies. The program currently has 11 different principal investigators and 20 different clincal research trials and projects. Every year, the research unit funds pilot research grants to support research at Yale for the development of new therapeatic targets applicable to transplant patients.
Dr. Kulkarni is principal investigator on numerous clinical research trials and projects. Current work includes an investigator-iniated study on complement inhibition in patients with chronic antibody mediated kidney injury, utilization on a novel low-pressure pneumoperitueam system to decrease pain in living donors and research that delves into how living donors percieve risk and how transplant centers can better utilize this information to increase donor automy.
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MARTINSBURG — Three principals, set to retire at the school year's end, presented awards to three individuals who serve the district at the Berkeley County Board of Education's Monday night meeti....
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DrGooo- You are exactly right as the BOE has the reputation of already having people "handpicked" to take Principal's positions once retirement occurs (these people have already been told that they will be moved to these positions once the ink on the retirement paperwork is dried)...Happened last year at one of the Elementary Schools when the Assistant Principal was told not to even apply for the Principal's position b/c they wouldn't get it and they were going to be moved to Principal at another Elementary School once that Principal retired, which I understand is supposed to be after this school year.
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West Seneca East senior Brandon Guzda will serve the final day of his five-day suspension today for sending a vulgar message about an English teacher at the school over the social media site Twitter.
Brandon publicly tweeted "(Expletive) mrs. (name withheld) #freedomofspeech like come on why did u do that!" after being ejected with three friends from the West Seneca Town Ice Rink on Feb. 4 for allegedly exhibiting rowdy and insubordinate behavior at a game against crosstown rival West Seneca West, according to West Seneca Central School officials.
When a number of East students approached the teacher to tell her about Brandon's tweet, she "became very embarrassed, very upset about it and distraught," said Mark J. Crawford, West Seneca superintendent.
"She became more upset, and the kids were upset," added Crawford. "It began to really have an impact to where it was disrupting the learning environment over there."
Because of the incident, East Principal Jonathan Cervoni suspended Brandon for five days – the maximum allowed by state Education Law without a formal superintendent's hearing. Because of next week's winter break, Brandon won't return to the classroom until Feb. 25.
When local television media were contacted by the Guzda family this week, the story took on a life of its own.
Brandon and his mother, Joanne Procyshyn, told WIVB-TV they think the school's punishment was excessive.
"We talked about it, that it's wrong," Procyshyn said in the interview. "It's wrong to single out a person, and saying anything nasty about anyone is wrong. But to take him out of school for five days is wrong as well." Neither Brandon nor Procyshyn was available to be interviewed Thursday. Brandon's Twitter account is now protected as private.
Brandon told WIVB: "You have freedoms and you're allowed to state how you're feeling at that time. As long as it's not threatening or harassing, I feel like students should be able to say what they have to say on Twitter ... and, at that time, with my anger, I felt at that time it was right, but then I realized I shouldn't have took it that far."
Crawford, however, does not feel Brandon had any right to publicly make the vulgar statement. "This issue is being framed by the family of the boy as a First Amendment matter," said Crawford. "We see it very differently."
Crawford said Brandon was in clear violation of the district's Code of Conduct for students and deserved the full punishment the district imposed. East students received a direct warning about the perils of improperly using of social media sites last September when Cervoni held a special student assembly to address the issue, he added. "We take it very seriously for a whole bunch of reasons," the superintendent said. "This was a routine matter for us. This is the kind of stuff we deal with from time to time."
Crawford cited a similar situation not long ago where a student, over the weekend and from his own bedroom, sent out a racially charged message about several classmates to nearly 5,000 people on Facebook. That student was suspended for a longer period of time than Brandon , the superintendent said.
"The situation was virtually the same: It disrupted our learning environment," Crawford said. Because that student admitted to the incident and accepted the punishment, little publicity resulted.
Crawford feels the incident has received undue attention.
"What was an internal matter in one of our high schools has become a communitywide matter," he said.
There appears to be some support growing among some of Brandon's classmates, who have taken to social media sites of their own, mostly to defend him. One student tweeted Thursday that Cervoni visited her Spanish class and found that students had written on the blackboard: "#freeguzda" and "#teamguzda."
Another recounted a story late Wednesday that his mother spotted his "#FreeGuzda" shirt he had made and told him he "couldn't wear it to school."
Another apparent student took an opposing view, tweeting that Brandon was "a punk."
In all, nearly two dozen tweets were posted by students between about 5 p.m. Wednesday and the same time Thursday.
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The American Red Cross will hold a special blood drive on July 31 at UB in honor of the son of a UB employee who is on a mission to repay the donations that helped save her son's life.
The drive in honor of Theo, son of Gina Bellavia, research assistant in the School of Nursing, will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Harriman Hall, South Campus.
"The Red Cross holds regular blood drives at UB, but we wanted to dedicate this one to Theo," Bellavia says. "Since I have worked in several departments at UB, and earned my PhD at UB as well, it seemed like a good fit to have a UB drive in Theo's honor."
When Theo was in kindergarten, he was diagnosed with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), an autoimmune disorder in which the white blood cells destroy platelets, which are necessary for normal blood clotting. Theo received two platelet donations and one immunoglobulin transfusion to treat his ITP. Immunoglobulin is a blood product that is made from the plasma from at least 1,000 blood donors.
"When I learned just how many people had to give their plasma to make the immunoglobulin, my fear about Theo receiving another transfusion was completely overtaken by gratitude. I couldn't believe that 1,000 people had donated their blood to give my son another chance at life," Bellavia says.
Theo responded well to the immunoglobulin transfusion and after another platelet transfusion, he "sprung back to life, acting like himself again for the first time in seven days," his mother says.
Theo, now 8, no longer needs transfusions. "We were told that he is cured, and he has shown no signs of any recurrence," Bellavia says.
She already has collected 506 donations toward her goal of 1,003—the number of donations that supported the transfusions, plus one to pay it forward—and is hoping to collect even more at community blood drives being held throughout the summer, including the one at UB.
UB employees who wish to make a donation are urged to schedule an appointment in advance by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visiting the Red Cross' website. Walk-ins are also welcome.
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September 9, 2013
BLOSSBURG — On Friday afternoon, a recommendation to approve a five-year contract for Southern Tioga School District Superintendent Keith Yarger was added to the agenda for the board meeting at 6:30......
He supposedly will get a 3.50% raise every year of the contract. He is nothing but a liar and a thief....HE NEEDS TO GO!! They also are recommending to reinstate Penny Crowell as an Administrator and give her a hefty $10,000 raise and she will get a $3.25% every year for her 5-year contract.I don't think the district needs another administrator at a pay raise such as that when the teachers, paraprofessionals, custodians, cafeteria workers and secretaries have not had a raise in 3 years. Oh we could've had a raise 1% plus pay 10% of insurance.The Board demoted her because of budget cuts...HELLO...the budget STILL *****!!..what's wrong with this picture?!
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That $115,000. per year salary is a bit deceiving. Likely there will be a percentage raise that will inflate this amount. If the new school board tries to buy out this contract, it could cost the district over $600,000.
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Midwest Dairy Association begins a round of 21 District meetings this week in Minnesota, allowing dairy producers to hear from their board representatives and ask questions about the $.15 per hundredweight dairy checkoff. Most of the meetings also include reports from county American Dairy Association (ADA) organizations that carry out local promotions ranging from county fair concessions and princess contests to grocery store sampling and advertising.
Midwest Dairy's report, given by the District's dairy producer representatives to the Minnesota Division board and by staff members, will focus on how dairy demand grew in 2012. Among the tactics contributing to the increase were the checkoff's work with partners like Domino's and McDonald's, who stepped up to carry out extra promotion spotlighting farmers in the face of the severe drought. New partnerships with Taco Bell and Quaker Oats are also being announced.
Two subjects that have generated recent discussion – fluid milk consumption challenges and the new school meal guidelines – are also on the agenda. The national checkoff's board has recently approved $14 million in funding to address fluid consumption. The checkoff funds will be paired with more than $80 million in partner investments.
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When I heard the news early Saturday morning that the former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Chuck Noll had passed away in Sewickley Friday evening, it brought back a flood of memories. He was 82. Noll had been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993.
Noll was the Steelers coach from 1969 to 1991. He directed the team to four Super Bowl titles within a six-year span. In a touch of irony, the Steelers sent out a release last week detailing some of the events they are planning for this season, celebrating the 40th anniversary of their first Vince Lombardi trophy.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Noll twice at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This was after he had retired from coaching and was enjoying the "good life" with his wife and constant companion Marianne.
Noll was a delightful interview, willing to talk about football, but also wiling to talk about wines, flying and boating. The only problem with this was that what I know about wine, flying and boating couldn't fill the proverbial thimble. His wife told me that he loved to know how things worked and enjoyed taking home appliances apart and putting them back together again.
Noll truly loved being on a boat. For many years, he kept a boat in Virginia, before eventually moving on to Florida. As the former coach aged and was less mobile, the Nolls spent more and more time in Florida. Noll told me how proud he was to have been a graduate of Cleveland Benedictine and then returned to be a "messenger guard" under the tutelage of the legendary Paul Brown. While he may not have particularly liked being a messenger guard, he noted that he had learned a great deal from Brown. After his playing career ended, he worked as an assistant under Sid Gillman (San Diego Chargers) and Don Shula (Baltimore Colts). Noll felt that he was ready to be a head coach when he was hired by the Steelers in 1969. Even though his first Steelers' team went a dismal 1-13, five years later, the Black & Gold were Super Bowl champions, and became "The Team of the 70s."
As his health declined in recent years, he was forced to walk with two canes. The dreaded Alzheimer's disease limited his contact with former players, many of whom realized after their playing careers had ended, how Noll had shaped them and enabled them to be successful in their "Life's Work".
I remember former Youngstown State University and Steelers quarterback Cliff Stoudt telling me a few years ago at a golf outing what an effect Noll had on him. Stoudt said that if he only had a day or two to live, he would want to spend part of that time with Noll.
While he was inundated with requests to be the spokeman for various companies, he generally declined those opportunties to make extra money. He just didn't feel comfortable in that atmosphere. He was a teacher and his subjects were football and life; especially life after football.
Many times Noll told players that their tenure as a player, or at least as a Steeler, was over, by telling them it was time to get on with "Their Life's Work." It appears that Noll's "Life's Work" is done down here on earth and Steeler fans are so lucky that the Rooneys hired "Chuck Who?" in 1969.
He may have been born and raised and played in Cleveland, but Noll was definitely a "Pittsburgh Guy."


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Experimental and clinical transplantation procedures involving hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are challenging because of the sparse population of stem cells in adult tissues. In addition, preclinical studies to understand basic stem cell transplantation biology such as clonal selection and the integrity and kinetics of stem cells cannot be conducted using current stem cell isolation or expansion technology.
For the past two decades investigators have undertaken HSC ex vivo expansion, which has led to multiple clinical studies. No significant clinical benefit has been reported, however. As a result, it is believed that stem cell expansion technology is not optimum enough to maintain progenitor cell populations without differentiation.
Increased knowledge of the hematopoietic stem cell niche, new methods to promote progenitor cell expansion without differentiation, and serum-free and animal protein free media for expanded adult HSCs may facilitate preclinical and clinical applications of stem cells.
Arteriocyte's Nanex™ Stem Cell Ex vivo Expansion System is for adult HSCs. Nanex, which was originally developed by Hai-Quan Mao at Johns Hopkins University, is a biofunctional nanofiber-based scaffold that partially mimics the bone marrow stem cell niche to provide efficient expansion of human bone marrow, peripheral blood, or umbilical cord blood derived HSCs.
Nanex is prepared by electrospinning polyethersulfone fibers in nanoscale and then treating the surface with amine groups (Figure 1). The biofunctional surface together with its topographical structure facilitates the proliferation of HSCs while maintaining the stem cell phenotype in a 10-day serum-free and animal protein free culture (Figure 2).
Advantages of Nanex include that it is easily scalable to larger culture surfaces and that the cells on the Nanex surface are loosely attached, which makes the harvesting process easier, with high viability without enzymatic detachment.
Arteriocyte has obtained promising results using Nanex-coated plates for ex vivo expansion of CD133+/CD34+ cells. An over 200-fold expansion of umbilical cord blood (UCB) derived HSCs was observed after 10 days of Nanex culture in a serum-free medium. More than 70% of the total cell population after 10-day expansion maintained the CD34+ phenotype.
The Arteriocyte team has also demonstrated the differentiation potential of Nanex-expanded HSCs into smooth muscle and endothelial lineages, as well as reticulocytes. Nanex-expanded HSCs successfully reconstituted hematopoiesis in a NOD/SCID mouse vascular injury model at efficiencies higher than that of standard suspension culture.
Further functional studies using Nanex-expanded HSCs in a rat LAD cardiac infarction model also showed a significant cardiac function improvement. This data indicates that Nanex-expanded HSCs maintain higher angiogenic and vasculogenic potential.
Additional studies showed that Nanex-expanded HSCs maintained self-renewal capability for at least 5 cycles (10 days each cycle), with a total of 10 million fold expansion. In addition, it has also been shown that Nanex-expanded HSCs can be genetically modified with various therapeutic genes and growth factors.
Ramasamy Sakthivel, Ph.D., is vice president of R&D, and Yukang Zhao ([email protected]) is senior manager, new product initiatives, at Arteriocyte.
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The Demons� softball team let Palisade know it wasn�t happy about Game 1 on Friday afternoon at Aspen Field on the Fort Lewis College campus.
After losing 6-4 to the Bulldogs in the first half of their first of two homecoming-weekend doubleheaders, the Durango High School softball team pulled out its bats and pounded out 12 runs for a 12-2, five-inning victory in Game 2.
�Dropped the first one and sent a statement to them in the second one,� DHS head softball coach John Bernazzani said.
Corissa Bosick and Mercy Lashway each had three of the Demons� 13 hits, and Mackenzie Sill and Sidney Corbin added two apiece.
Augusta Brockus led the team with three RBIs, followed by two more from both Bosick and Corbin.
�Bosick, in the first and second game, has just been doing very well at the plate,� Bernazzani said. �As we say, hitting is a streaky thing, and she is on a streak.�
Lexy Vidunas got the win in the circle, where she spent both games.
In Game 2 she gave up just four hits over five innings and threw two strikeouts.
But the biggest difference between the resounding win and the close loss was in the error column � a zero for Game 2.
�We made plays,� Bernazzani said.
Although the loss doesn�t help the Demons� (6-10, 1-8 SWL) playoff chances, Bernazzani said he doesn�t �feel the sunset yet on our postseason hopes.�
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Regulation fosters innovation. This phrase articulates a point of view that many will find inherently contradictory. How can it be that rules allow inventiveness to roam and develop freely? Yet, it is true. Regulation has helped foster major innovations in many industries. For example, the molecular device industry needs regulation to ensure patient safety and, if developed and applied correctly, that regulation will foster major innovation and bring greater investment.
Today, the molecular diagnostics industry finds itself at a specifically critical juncture. In the past, laboratory-developed tests (LDTs) were developed and performed within single institutions. Under the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA) of '88 became the safeguard of laboratory quality standards, based on the fact that tests are developed and performed within the walls of one institution, for that institution, and focused on ensuring the quality of that specific laboratory.
Commercial companies, however, have expanded this practice, developing and marketing LDTs nationwide in large laboratories, testing patients from many areas. Under the current regulatory framework, they can do this by simply complying with CLIA standards focused on the laboratory. Beyond the increased numbers in testing, the tests themselves have become more complicated and provide greater risk to patients as doctors rely on them to make important therapeutic decisions.
As a result, the FDA began looking at regulating those tests that it deemed no longer intuitive to physicians, due to their underlying technology and algorithms. This led to guidelines for regulation of so-called in vitro diagnostic multivariate index assays.
However, the agency started to recognize that complexity wasn't the most important factor in LTDs—more important is the "risk" associated with the outcome of the test. For example, the outcome of a relatively one-dimensional test for the expression of the Her2 neu gene in a breast cancer patient decides if the patient is a candidate for Herceptin or not.
Because a major therapeutic decision hinges on the outcome of the test, it's not its complexity that is important, but its robustness, reliability, and reproducibility. It is on these aspects that the FDA now wants to focus on a more risk-based approach to regulation, acknowledging that many new LDTs have important therapeutic implications. A lab that complies only with CLIA standards is no longer sufficient.
The ensuing debate has many in the laboratory industry pitted against regulation. One of the main arguments offered by the large clinical laboratory community is that regulation stifles innovation. Apart from the fact that concrete examples are painfully lacking, which is a sign in itself, we believe that it is actually the opposite. But, there is another, even more important point: who wants to knowingly champion innovation without transparent and solid rules to safeguard the safety of patients?
Even if the current system of drug development is widely criticized, no one would advocate that industry go without regulations. Similarly, as molecular diagnostics and therapeutics are converging and doctors rely more and more on diagnostics to make lifesaving decisions, we must ensure that LDTs, first and foremost, are providing the most precise information to doctors and patients.
Ensuring patient safety can still provide a platform for innovation which can and has thrived with regulation in place. Take, for instance, the automobile industry. Densely populated Europe needed solutions to cut back on damaging emissions from the glut of cars. However, it was California, the world's eighth largest economy, that started driving more regulation on car emissions and safety.
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Slang for penis. Named after the famous bald lollipop-sucking fictitious TV detective played by Telly Savalas. See also dick and cock.
I strangle Kojak five times a day!!!
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To drive straight into a parking space, improbably available right outside the place you were headed, even though this is normally totally impossible to do.
The 70s television detective Kojak routinely did this in every episode, parking in front of the courthouse, the police station, the trendiest nightclub in town...anywhere.
The 70s television detective Kojak routinely did this in every episode, parking in front of the courthouse, the police station, the trendiest nightclub in town...anywhere.
I went shopping last night and was expecting a lot of trouble parking, but I found a space right in front of the shop. I kojaked!
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To find an empty parking space directly in front of the building you are visiting, regardless of the time of day, or busy urban location. From the televison series "Kojak". The title character would race off to locations in Manhattan and always park right in front of the building.
Sasha totally kojaked it, finding a spot right out front.
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A new series on USA that could of been a quality series, but is unfortunately nothing more than a "PC" (politically correct remake.
USA miscalculated severely with the new "PC" Kojak!
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A bald-headed man, who is usually white. Otherwise you might refer to him as "black kojak" or "brown kojak"
Don't mess with Kojak girl. He's having a bad hair day.
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A parking spot right in front of your destination. Named after the show "Kojak" in which Telly Savales always parked right in front of any building in New York City in the middle of the day, which of course is impossible.
We were meeting Jen and Heather at the restaurant and found a kojak.
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A mixture of cocaine and Prozac. Best taken nasally.
'A couple of lines of Kojak and I wasn't depressed for a month. Who loves ya, baby? No-one, and I don't care!'
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The Fort Dorchester girls' soccer team is working through a transition phase but new coach Taryn Floyd believes her team is on track for some good things.
"We are a strong team but our players are getting used to a brand new coaching staff and a new style of play," the first-year head coach said. "We are starting from scratch so the girls are having to adjust to my coaching style which is a fairly strict style. They are running a lot and working hard and I'm proud of the way they have accepted that and the way they are pushing themselves. We are a young team, but I see big things for them."
Some members of the team have never played together and some are learning new positions so the team is off to a slow start. The Patriots are 1-5 with an 0-3 mark in Region 8-AAAA.
However, defense has been a strength for the Patriots early on as all five losses have been by a single goal.
"I have four players back there who are stellar," Floyd said. "I call them the Fantastic Four because they are just so solid together and typically don't ever come off the field."
Anchoring that side of the field are Danielle Kilcullen, Melissa Foster, Briana Chisolm and Emma Bouyea.
The Fort has two goalkeepers on the roster, Lauren Beasley and Symone Funches.
The Patriots also have talent in the midfield, which is led by Caitlyn Reilly. She has traveled extensively with her club team and played for the Olympic Development Program at the regional level. In January, she attended the ODP national camp.
"She works harder than any other player I've ever seen," Floyd said. "She has been injured this year but when she is on the field she is a difference maker."
Also bringing experience to the midfield are Danni Dame and Anna Seder, who has already signed with Columbia College. Dame didn't play high school soccer last year, but came in this year and stepped into a captain's role.
Freshman Bailey Pope has been a standout up top for the Patriots early this season.
"She is starting to catch fire so I'm looking for big things from her this season," Floyd said.
Other members of the team are Jessica Anewalt, Sydney Benson, Hannah Dame, Zoe Dulaney, Alyssa Keller, Madison McDowell, Grace Paige, Mary Paige and Mia Wideman.
"I really like this team," Floyd said. "These girls have an interest in building this program. They have team dinners every Sunday and they are a cohesive group and it is showing on the field. We are lacking in some spots but these girls are growing."
The Fort will participate in the Airport High School Tournament this weekend and travel to Beaufort for a rematch April 9. The Patriots will then host a rematch with Ashley Ridge April 12.
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Every once in a while, you chance upon a killer recipe that is not just super delish, hitting all the right notes but also easy to make and that you know will feature often in your kitchen after trying just once. This is one of those.
Terong Balado is an Indonesian dish, made of eggplants cooked in a tomato-chili sauce. There are variations to this - some that have more sauce and eaten with rice or like how Chef Madhu Menon made it, a drier version that makes a perfect appetizer. And an elegant one at that. The addition of fresh tomatoes and basil leaves just takes it to another level! I urge you to try this out once. You will be hooked.
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1 medium eggplant, cut into 1/2" thick roundels
2 tsp soy sauce
1 tsp sesame oil
a handful of basil leaves, chopped
1 small tomato, chopped
2-3 tbsp vegetable oil
For the sauce:
1 tbsp shallots
1 tbsp minced garlic
2 tsp red chili paste (or fresh red chillies or sambal olek)
1 tbsp tomato puree
1 tsp sugar
1-2 tsp lime juice
1.5 tsp vegetable oil
Rub the eggplant roundels with soy sauce and sesame oil on both sides. Keep aside to marinate.
Put the shallots, red chili paste, garlic and about 1/2 a tsp of oil in a blender to make a paste.
In a frying pan, heat 1 tsp of oil. Add the paste and fry for about 3-4 minutes. Add the sugar and salt. Add the tomato puree and about a tbsp of water and let it cook for another 2-3 minutes. Switch off the stove and add lime juice. The sauce is done. Rub some of this sauce on the marinating eggplant slices.
Heat a skillet and add 1 tbsp oil. Place the eggplant slices, one next to another and let them cook for 3-4 minutes. Then flip them over to cook for another 3-4 minutes on the other side.
Arrange the slices in a plate and smear the remaining sauce over them. Scatter the chopped basil and fresh tomatoes over the dish. Eat and experience heaven in each bite! :)
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Terong Balado - Eggplants in a Tangy Chili Sauce
7 comments:
- Priya said...
Very interesting Terong balado,never had eggplant this way.
- December 22, 2011 at 5:27:00 AM EST
- Prathibha said...
next time I buy the big eggplants this one I would definitely try,loved the recipe..and I like anything wid eggplant
- December 22, 2011 at 10:27:00 AM EST
- Torviewtoronto said...
happy holidays
eggplants look delicious colourful preparation
- December 22, 2011 at 9:18:00 PM EST
- Only Fish Recipes said...
first time in your space...wow...I just loved that recipe with eggplant....this is one of my favorites...generally we make this using curd....loved this version...bookmarking it :-)glad to follow ur space here...do visit mine in your free time :-)
- December 23, 2011 at 7:29:00 AM EST
- Miri said...
Looks tangy and spicy - the perfect blend!
- December 24, 2011 at 1:46:00 AM EST
- www.ChiCha.in said...
hii.. Nice Post
Thanks for sharing
- December 25, 2011 at 8:25:00 PM EST
- Vani said...
Thanks, all :)
- December 26, 2011 at 1:58:00 AM EST
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Paul McCartney teamed with the surviving members of Nirvana – Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear – to track a new tune as part of Grohl's upcoming documentary, "Sound City: Real to Reel," a paean to the now defunct studio where Nirvana cut its "Nevermind" album, and so many classics of the 1970s and '80s were laid to tape. The impromptu band then performed the tune at the "12/12/12: Hurricane Sandy Relief" concert, and reprised it during last week's episode of "Saturday Night Live." The band absolutely knocked it out of the park, on both occasions.
It's a corker, too, a heavy slab of acid rock reminiscent of the Beatles' "Helter Skelter," and marked by a – perhaps surprisingly, given his age – blistering vocal from McCartney. Fans who have been paying attention to McCartney's work under the alias "The Fireman" will be less surprised by the urgent heaviness of the track, and it's ragged-but-right feel – the Fireman's "Electric Arguments" opens with a similarly bruising attack in the form of "Nothing Too Much Just Outta Sight."
Here, McCartney sounds positively invigorated by Grohl's bombastic attack on the kit, a Sturm und Drang responsible for propelling the song forward in a frenzied flight. While Smear and Novoselic lay down a meaty wall of sound, McCartney plays searing slide guitar figures on a newly acquired four-string "cigar box" guitar, sounding for all the world like he'd be as comfortable fronting a heavy rock band as he would be penning a harmonically elegant ballad. It's brilliant, a great teaser for the forthcoming full soundtrack to Grohl's highly anticipated documentary, due in March.
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Trouble Man: Heavy is the Head
Opening with a Marvin Gaye sample, T.I.'s latest finds the Atlanta rapper spreading his wings a bit. The first new music he's dropped since being released from prison, where he served time for a probation violation, the album splits the difference between songs seeking some form of forgiveness for past sins, and others trading in self-affirming braggadocio.
Musically, the collection boasts an abundantly full and elegant tone, as warm bass pulses throughout and heavily treated synths float above. This is particularly effective during "The Introduction," which rather brilliantly employs the Gaye sample to form an indelible hook, while T.I. weaves an incisive rhyme around it.
"Wildside" offers up T.I.'s grittier side, with a voice-over pastiche of a scenario depicting one of the narrator's encounters with the law – this one involving a car ride with some friends "smokin' weed/ridin' chrome/only things I've ever known/a walk on the wild side." The chorus moves slow and easy, while the verses find T.I. hitting the ground running with hypersyllabic vigor. The combined effect is at turns trippily psychedelic and grittily realistic.
Where the album stumbles – "Can You Learn," a mildly overwrought bit of shared wisdom on the cost of crime, with a cameo from R. Kelly, and "Cruisin'," which sounds at best like a B-side and at worst like a complete throwaway – it does so based on what can't help but be perceived as a lack of effort on the part of its creator. Judicious editing might have helped. But all told, "Trouble Man" has plenty to recommend it.
Bill Withers
The Complete Sussex and Columbia Albums
[Sony Legacy]
Of Bill Withers' extraordinary authenticity and power in his own self-generated genre, there is no question.
His advent was utterly remarkable: here was a singer of startling benevolence whose urban music was as raw and gripping in its way as Delta blues. "Grandma's Hands," "Lean on Me" and "Ain't No Sunshine" were little miracles of American popular music – rhythm chants both simple and utterly guileless and all the more powerful for being so.
What followed could be much darker – "Use Me," for instance. He'd begun writing songs, he said, "to the sounds of the aircraft assembly plants that I had worked in, and sometimes written to the sounds of my pawn shop guitar as I sat in solitude and reflected on things that had mattered to me the most over the course of my life."
All he needed was the right pair of ears. He found them with Booker T. Jones. What happened after that was a truly great story, a kind of chastening for everyone who heard this folk minimalist and modern urban bluesman. The question with this huge nine-disc box is this: is his career one that sustains over nine discs or is it one that's best heard in a greatest hits collection?
Listen to "Watching You, Watching Me" from 1985, the last album included in this Withers omnibus for an answer. The remarkable naive shock of him by then has worn off, but not what Michael Eric Dyson calls his "storied career as a gifted storyteller and wise philosopher whose lyrical genius ranges over big subjects. Love. Art. Work. Spirituality. The story of language itself."
It is the story of American music that its businessmen and producers always take rare and precious jewels and mount them in settings that invariably undermine their integrity.
But jewels they always remain whether Louis Armstrong, Nat "King" Cole, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald or Bill Withers.
Some of the production on that 1985 record is indeed unfortunate, but he was a remarkable figure, just as stark and indicative as he ever was.
– Jeff Simon
Nicola Benedetti
The Silver Violin
[Decca Universal]
This lavish late Romantic disc is designed around movie music. The centerpiece is the Violin Concerto of the great film composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold, a lush masterpiece that is happily being heard more and more. (Gil Shaham played it with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.) Also by Korngold are arrangements of two well-known excerpts from "Die Tote Stadt," which are heartbreakingly lovely.
This is a disc to hook the classical music newbie. It's close to irresistible. You hear the tango Al Pacino made famous in "Scent of a Woman," and Shostakovich's gorgeous theme from "The Gadfly." Piano and violin shine alone in the more modern, pared-back melody from the recent "Jane Eyre," by Dario Marianelli, and a cimbalom (it sounds like a zither) joins Benedetti in music by Howard Shore from the 2007 film "Eastern Promises." An interesting addition is the young Gustav Mahler's one-movement Piano Quartet, incorporated into Martin Scorsese's movie "Shutter Island."
At 25, Benedetti is turning into a fascinating violinist. This CD shows a different side of her than the Vivaldi disc released earlier this year. Her playing is passionate and only rarely strident. She is going for the wide audience here, and why not? If you're new to classical music here is a way you can get to know a few of the greats. It is performed with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Kirill Karabits, conductor.
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Mercure Paris La Villette216 Avenue Jean Jaures Paris Paris 75019
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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room.
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<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html charset=utf-8">Lynn,

Here is the page that got me started.

Gotta modify a single USB cable so that it is no transferring power.

http://weblog.mrbill.net/archives/2012/05/11/using-a-motorola-atrix-lapdock-as-a-hdmi-monitor-and-usb-keyboard-mouse/

I would really like to get Puppy Linux to work on a motorola phone plugged in to the lapdock, it is very full featured while remaining small and lightweight.

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On Oct 21, 2013, at 12:56 PM, Lynn Dixon <email@example.com> wrote:

Phil,
 I'm interested in the portable KVM mod on one of these lapdocks, would you mind sharing your research?

I have also been considering buying a phone that will handle Ubuntu Phone to play with. The lapdock would be awesome for this.

I'd be happy to collaborate with you on this as its right up my alley!

On Oct 21, 2013 12:11 PM, "Phil Sieg" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

 Tim and Jason and the rest of the Chatt*labers did a hell of a job on Saturday. Not only that the space is fantastic. Just wish I could have stayed all day :-(

 If you are interested in, or believe deeply in the value inherent in the "Maker" movement, PLEASE find a way to be a part of Chatt*lab. It truly takes a village with these sorts of things...

 No on to some *NIX geekery.

 At the Chatt*lab there was a Motorola Lapdock (netbook like dock for about 10 different motorola android phones) that was hooked up to a little ARM board (think Pi) and was doing a heroic job of running Lubuntu.

 These Lapdocks sell for $40-75 on eBay and are very high quality doohickeys. I have been searching for a way to use one (so I can buy one) and after seeing it in action, I just had to have one. I googled around and found out with $20 of connectors and no soldering it can be turned into a battery powered console/KVM for headless systems (of which i have a few). I have ALWAYS wanted a super portable KVM solution for my "kit" and this is the best option I have seen yet, so I ordered one, and all the connectors.

 Then I started googling the "other uses" that people had found and struck gold.

 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1281528

 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1617684

 Both Ubuntu, and Gentoo running on the Motorola phone as a full desktop when it is connected to the Lapdock. These are fairly advanced hacks. A far easier solution is to use one of the "chroot" linux installs on the Play store and launch it from the "webtop" screen. These essentially run *nix virtualized and allow you to VNC into it for desktop access. Prolly a bit slower, but a lot easier to install on the front end without the fear of bricking the phone.

 The coolest thing is that last generation Motorola smart phones with very good specs are Dirt Cheap, especially if they are Verizon/CDMA units. For $50-100 you can have a dual core with 16gb and a 4.3 inch screen that is a very capable device. Buy one of these and a Dock and you have an Android laptop/tablet for less than HALF the going rate.

 Further coolness: MOST of the Verizon Motorola phones (if they are 4G) have GSM (think ATT & TMobile) compatibility if you hack the cellular radio. This is a fairly easy hack and means you could have $45 a month unlimited Talk/Text/Internet (through StraightTalk) with 4g speeds for next to nothing (comparatively). Since the Lapdock is a "dumb" accessory you can turn your phone into a 4g laptop for no extra monthly charge or tethering hassle.

 If anybody is interested in collaborating on this let me know. I have already ordered the "bionic" lapdock, and a Verizon "Droid Bionic" as my test bed.

 A word of warning: There are at least 3 different Lapdocks, and a dozen different phones that can "dock" but they do not all work together ;-) So a little research is required. It is probable that I will order a couple of more sets of these as presents for my nieces and nephews overseas. at $150 or less "all in" plus some hacking, they make kick ass Christmas gifts for teenagers.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales of new homes rose in September after four straight monthly declines, largely because builders cut their prices in the face of depressed demand.
The big reason for the gain was that the median sales price fell 3.1 percent to $204,400 - the lowest since October 2010. The number of new homes on the market was also unchanged at 163,000, a record low.
While new homes represent less than one-fifth of the housing market, they have an outsize impact on the economy. Each home built creates an average of three jobs for a year and generates about $90,000 in taxes, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
Builders are struggling to compete with foreclosures and short sales - when lenders accept less for a house than a mortgage is worth. Those homes are selling at an average discount of 20 percent, and they are lowering neighboring home values. That's made many re-sales a bargain compared with new homes, creating an average 30 percent disparity in prices.
Home builders started projects in September at the fastest pace in 17 months, a hopeful sign for the economy. But most of the gain was driven by a surge in volatile apartment construction, a sign that many are choosing to rent rather than own a home.
Single-family home construction, which represents nearly 70 percent of homes built, rose only slightly. And building permits, a gauge of future construction, fell to a five-month low.
All home sales remain weak. The number of Americans who bought previously occupied homes fell in September and home sales are on pace to match last year's dismal figures - the worst in 13 years. With three months left to go in 2011, roughly 4.91 million homes are expected to be sold this year. Economists say roughly 6 million older homes need to be sold each year to sustain a healthy housing market.
March through August is typically the peak buying season. But this year, Americans bought fewer new homes in that stretch than in any other six-month period on records going back to 1963.
Home prices have dropped more since the recession started, on a percentage basis, than during the Great Depression of the 1930s. It took 19 years for prices to fully recover after the Depression. Analysts say September's modest increase on the back of reduced prices suggests the struggling housing market is years away from a turnaround.
The Commerce Department said this week that sales increased 5.7 percent in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 313,000 homes. Still, sales rose after hitting a six-month low in August. And the annual pace remains less than half the 700,000 that economists say must be sold to sustain a healthy housing market.


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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
The Cooper River Challenge was held Saturday, Aug. 31 at the Mount Pleasant Pier.
The event was sponsored by the Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission.
Logan Gaddy was nominated as an "outstanding youth angler" at the Cooper River Challenge at the Mount Pleasant Pier.
Gaddy received this nomination for catching (and releasing) a 25-inch Red Drum and a 1 pound, 8 ounce Spotted Sea Trout.
Gaddy caught two-thirds of a "Lowcountry Inshore Slam" during a tournament which was very impressive.
The reason he did not win the youth division outright is because his red drum was too big to count.
Savannah Coburn of Summerville won the youth division of the Cooper River Challenge at the Mount Pleasant Pier on Aug. 31, with a 2 pound, 1 ounce flounder.
Julie Goewey of Goose Creek won the ladies division of the Cooper River Challenge at the Mount Pleasant Pier with a nice 4 pound, 4 ounce flounder.
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Jimmie Johnson wins Daytona 500
Danica Patrick finishes in 8th place
Jimmie Johnson has won his second Daytona 500, racing past defending NASCAR champion Brad Keselowski on the final restart, while Danica Patrick finished eighth.
Johnson wasn't challenged over the final six laps Sunday, adding another 500 title to go with his 2006 victory.
"I had a lot of confidence leading the train," Johnson said of being the first car in line as drivers raced around the 2 1/2-mile track. "I knew I had a fast car."
Read: Fans recovering after crash that hurt 28 at Daytona speedway
This time crew chief Chad Knaus can enjoy it -- he was suspended by NASCAR for the first victory.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. made a late move to finish second, but didn't challenge his Hendrick Motorsports teammate for the victory. Mark Martin was third.
Patrick was third on the final lap, but faded in the flurry of late action. She became the first woman in history to lead laps in the Daytona 500, though, with her three laps out front.
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QUARTERBACK: Rising (+1)
It's amazing how the Cowboys have challenged basic football ideas this season. Most believe if a team has two quarterbacks that play; it doesn't have one good enough quarterback to play. OSU has three, and they all have shown the ability to be successful starters in the Big 12. On Saturday, it was third-stringer Clint Chelf who went 22-31 for 292 yards with four touchdowns and one interception. At times he relied too much on inside-wide receiver Josh Stewart, but after offensive coordinator Todd Monken opened up the playbook in the second half, Chelf found some deeper routes, including a 48-yard strike to Blake Jackson. A solid performance by Chelf. Who will start next week? No idea.
GROUND GAME: Even (+2)
Joseph Randle failed to reach 100 yards on Saturday, but he reached another mark – 1,000 total rushing yards this season. His 74 yards on 21 carries brought his season total to 1,008. The Doak Walker Award watch list member averages 5.1 yards per carry and 112 per game. On Saturday, he was below average, and the Cowboys totaled only 151 yards rushing. But against a suspect West Virginia secondary, OSU chose to air it out. Not the best rushing performance for the Cowboys, but they continue to be solid.
AIR GAME: Even (+1)
Just as he's done all season long, Josh Stewart was a ball magnet on Saturday. His 13 catches for 172 yards and two touchdowns easily led all Cowboy wide receivers and were key to getting the OSU offense jump-started. Considering the Mountaineer defense allowed more than 480 yards a game entering the match up, that was almost expected. But there were some key mistakes from the Cowboys receiving corps. Blake Jackson, just as he has done all season, had a big drop. And when a ball bounced off Charlie Moore's hands, WVU defensive back Terence Garvin intercepted the pass and returned it inside the Cowboys' 5-yard line. The positives and the negatives even out this week.
FRONT SEVEN: Rising (+3)
After struggling to contain Collin Klein last week, the Cowboy front seven was back to its dominant ways on Saturday rushing the quarterback and containing the run. Lyndell Johnson, Ryan Robinson and Zack Craig each recorded sacks and the Cowboys' had 10 tackles for loss. While OSU kept WVU quarterback Geno Smith moving in the pocket, they halted the Mountaineer rushing attack. WVU totaled only 78 yards on the ground.
SECONDARY: Even (+1)
Usually, this would be a certain fall for the Cowboys' secondary. They allowed Geno Smith 364 yards passing and two touchdowns. But throwing the ball is the Mountaineers' bread and butter – it's the only thing they do truly well. OSU was also unable to record an interception. Problem is, Smith has only thrown three all season. Not an impressive job this week from the OSU secondary, but at this point in the season against quality competition, it's expected.
SPECIAL TEAMS: Rising (+1)
For the first time this season, the Cowboys' secondary led the way. Justin Gilbert scored on a 96-yard kickoff return. OSU scored 10 points on WVU miscues in the return game. And Quinn Sharp was near perfect on his kicks and punts. It all equaled 29 special teams points for the Cowboys. The Mountaineers' explosive return man, Tavon Austin, was held to 20 yards on two kick returns and 12 yards on two punt returns. Without a doubt, the Cowboys' special teams was the reason they dominated on Saturday.
OVERALL: Rising (+2)
Simply put, this was a great win against a quality opponent under strange circumstances. WVU coach Dana Holgorsen knew what to expect going against his old offense, and he still couldn't stop it. The Cowboys did all the little things right with a third-string quarterback taking snaps. Now that OSU is bowl eligible, it's time to start boosting their resume as they push for a quality bowl game. It doesn't get much easier next week, as the Cowboys take on Texas Tech for Senior Night at Boone Pickens Stadium.


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