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For the second year in a row, Buffalo's New Year's Eve celebration downtown ended in the early morning hours with bloodshed caused by gunfire.
Horace Miller, 19, was shot in the stomach, chest and lower back in the Chippewa entertainment district near Franklin and West Huron streets at 3:10 a.m. Tuesday after an argument inside Social Bar and Nightclub on the 200 block of Franklin, according to police.
Police said a suspect was apprehended moments later. City resident Chemere R. Barclay, 21, of Durham Avenue, was charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon, police spokesman Michael J. DeGeorge said.
Miller was listed in serious condition late Tuesday in Erie County Medical Center.
Last year, after the downtown New Year's Eve ball drop, Tevin A. Morrow, 19, fired a handgun four times into a crowd at 1 a.m. at Pearl Street and West Huron, injuring two bystanders. Morrow pleaded guilty last spring to first- and second-degree assault and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Violence with the arrival of 2013 was not limited to downtown.
Maynard Vanever was shot twice at shortly after 4 a.m. Tuesday on the 2300 block of Bailey Avenue, according to Northeast District police.
Listed in stable condition in ECMC, Vanever refused to cooperate with police, authorities said.
Also early Tuesday, Jimmie McDowell told Northwest District police he was shot at twice as he fled a group of men, who caught up with him on the 400 block of Kenmore Avenue. The attackers, he said, kicked him and robbed him of $85 and a bus pass.
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Rattling a milk can of worms: Classified pricing
Rattling a milk can of worms: Classified pricing
Does it still benefit farmers or does it discourage product investment and innovation?
by Dennis Halladay, Hoard's Dairyman Western Editor
I don't have the answer, but because exports now account for more than 13 percent of all milk solids made in the U.S. and Class I use is falling as steadily as public approval of Congress, I sure have the question. Here's an example why:
You go shopping at the market. At the checkout stand, Norma holds up your plastic bag of Pippins. "What do you plan to do with these?" she asks.
"What does it matter?" you say. "They're just apples."
Norma glares at you over her bifocals. "No they aren't, honey, and it matters a lot. They're an input material. If you eat them raw, they cost $1.25 per pound. If you make them into a pie, they're $1. If you squeeze them into cider, they're 75 cents. And if you make applesauce, they're 50 cents."
"That's insane. I don't know what I'll do with them, I just want some apples!"
Welcome to classified milk pricing, which makes sense in a way that… well, leaves me totally clueless.
Here in the 21st century, classified or end product pricing is extinct for everything except milk. Milk is still back in the 1890s when classified pricing was created. Today, entrepreneurs look at raw materials that are available, do research, and dream up things to make from them that people will buy. The market votes who wins and loses, supply and demand sets the prices.
The price of apples does not change according to what you do with them. But milk does. Why? Is there a shortage out there that we don't know about? Is forcing people to say ahead of time what they will do with it really a part of free enterprise? Does having three, four or five prices for the same raw product encourage innovation and investment in new products?
If milk were one price, wouldn't the market take care of itself? Would milk find its best and most profitable use? Shortages of some products might occur – but wouldn't they also cause prices to rise and encourage production to shift into making them?
All apples are not the same quality; nor is all milk. Some are worth more than others. But wouldn't cheesemakers and pie makers know this? Wouldn't they find what works best for them? Wouldn't they pay more for what makes them more?
What am I missing here?
The author has served large Western dairy readers for the past 36 years and manages Hoard's WEST, a publication written specifically for Western herds. He is a graduate of Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, majored in journalism and is known as a Western dairying specialist.
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Welcome to Kanji alive, a web application (http://app.kanjialive.com) designed to help Japanese language students of all levels learn to read and write kanji.
Kanji alive is a resource for learning kanji, dedicated to helping you open the door to the fascinating characters that form the written Japanese language. All of the content in the application was created and reviewed with painstaking attention to detail by experienced Japanese instructors in order to help you best study, practice and retain kanji.
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View the kanji in your search results sorted by stroke number or else grouped first by radical or kanji stroke number and then sorted again by the canonical order of their radicals. This helps you understand how kanji are related to radicals and provides a clear structure for even large sets of kanji in the search results. Read more or watch a demo video.
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PITTSBURGH - Sifting through the leftovers from Sunday's Pittsburgh Steelers' victory over the Philadelphia Eagles:
n Did the offensive line get better at run blocking, or did Rashard Mendenhall's return make that much of a difference? Both were probably factors, but I'd lean in the direction that Mendenhall mattered most. For the first time this season, the Steelers had a back with vision and enough shiftiness to get more yards than he should have on a number of runs.
n Willie Colon had an awful day with three holding penalties. Ben Roethlisberger stuck up for Colon after the game, saying that officials were misreading some of Colon's blocks. Roethlisberger and Colon are close friends, but quarterbacks stick up for their guys.
n As much as everyone keeps thinking the Steelers should be able to do better than Shaun Suisham, he's made every kick so far. It's tough (and pointless) to argue with 100 percent.
n The coaches can grade James Harrison's work in his first game of this season. This much is indisputable, though: Harrison is a presence who lifts the defense. That may not last beyond his first game back, but the emotional impact he had on the defense in Sunday's game is undeniable.
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If you watched the wild card playoff game between the Atlanta Braves and St. Louis Cardinals, you saw the last appearance of Braves third baseman Chipper Jones.
He batted late in a game his team was losing, making it about a 99 percent probability it was his last at-bat. He hit a ground ball to second that was mishandled and ruled an infield hit.
The most amazing thing about the replay: Jones was loafing down the line, conceding the out until he saw the ball get away from the second baseman.
He couldn't sprint the 90 feet down the line for the last time?
Amazing, and it made all those "he played the game the right way" farewell tributes ring a little hollow.
Frank Polito
Condolences to the family and friends of the long-time Mirror sports staffer, who passed away last week at 69.
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"In one of the stars I shall be living. In one of them I shall be laughing. And so it will be as if all the stars were laughing, when you look at the sky at night."
In her own words, Zelda added: "I love you. I miss you. I'll try to keep looking up."
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In 2011, Robin and Zelda collaborated on a video for Nintendo about the origin of her name. "It's magical," Robin explained. "As she is."
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Kim Adamson received her BS in social science from Westminster College in 1979. Entering the US Marine Corps Reserve in 1974, Kim continues to serve and is a chief warrant officer-5. She deployed to Iraq as a civil affairs officer and anti-terrorism force protection officer with the 4th civil affairs group in 2004-2005. She deployed for her second Iraq tour in August 2009 as a platoon commander with 4th MLG, H&SBn, personnel retrieval & processing company. In addition to her duties as a US Marine Corps, she currently serves as a Utah senior justice court judge. Her Westminster education provided her a foundation for success. Leadership, teamwork, and global consciousness are key components to her role with the Marine Corps. Critical thinking and communication skill are crucial to work in the court system. The skills she learned as a student have made it possible for her to be a dynamic contributor locally, nationally, and globally.


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Janie Reinart and Mary Anne Mayer didn't raise their sons to be soldiers.
But when 9/11 happened, fate had other plans.
Theirs is a story of two college friends who reconnected after 30 years and, in doing so, found a way to say thank-you to their boys — as well as every other mother's child — for risking their lives to defend our country.
The authors' new book, Love You More Than You Know, serves as a tribute to those who, as Reinart explains, "stand in front of the flag, not behind it."
An emotional homage, it is comprised of autobiographical essays penned by 45 Ohio mothers who poignantly share what it's like to send a son or daughter off to war.
They are parents who are part of a sisterhood filled with stress and sleepless nights. Tears and fears.
And pride.
"Our children enlist," Mayer says softly. "We get drafted."
Mayer and Reinart first met back in the '70s, while both were majoring in education and theater at Ursuline College in Pepper Pike. They became inseparable, hosting late-night study sessions, working behind the scenes in campus theater productions and
attending each other's weddings.
However, "Life happened and we lost touch," says Mayer.
She settled in Medina and forged a career teaching eighth-grade writing, religion and art classes at St. Francis Xavier School. Mayer and her husband reared three children, including Stan, a quiet youth who had been thinking about either pursuing a career in journalism — or joining the Marine Corps.
The reality of these uncertain times ultimately made the decision for him.
"Your child doesn't just come to you one day and say, 'I'm going to war,' " Mayer says. "It's really a journey. Stan told me that there were more reasons now than ever to sign up. When the recruiter walked into my house, I started to cry.
"But," she adds, "you have to respect your child's decision. It'll tear you apart and it'll tear them apart if you're not behind them 100 percent."
Distraught over Stan's imminent
deployment, Mayer found solace through her faith. A colleague gave her a copy of Catholic Digest, featuring a prayer for those who have children serving in the armed forces.
It was written by her old college friend, Reinart.
And, sure enough, she was listed in the phone book.
The two spent an emotional afternoon reminiscing in Reinart's Chagrin Falls home. Much to their surprise, the chums discovered they had more than college in common: Reinart's son, Joe, was a member of the 216th Engineer Battalion of the Ohio Army National Guard. He, too, was serving in Iraq.
"Here we were talking for the first time in 30 years," Mayer recalls, "and it was on a very gut level."
They began sharing the thoughts and feelings only mothers of soldiers could. It was a day during which the phrase "me too" was exchanged countless times.
"When you go through this, you think you're going a little crazy," Mayer
says. "You wonder, 'Is there anyone else crying in the cereal aisle at the supermarket except me?' and 'Is there anyone else who's mad that every boy isn't over there fighting?' "
The duo decided that if they had stories to tell, other mothers did, too.
Reinart, a free-lance writer who conducts poetry workshops, proposed the idea of compiling a book about women with offspring in the military. They
began Love You More Than You Know three years ago. The title is taken from a line from one of Joe Reinart's letters home to his parents and four siblings.
"We created the manuscript with three goals in mind," Reinart explains. "We wanted the writing to be therapeutic for the moms who were participating; we wanted it to be a guide for those embarking on this journey of separation from their children; and we wanted to give back to our veterans."
The duo succeeded on all three counts.
A portion of the book's sales will be donated to the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund, as well as to ReMIND.org, the foundation initiated by TV newsman Bob Woodruff to provide resources and support to injured service members.
As news of the project spread, stories began pouring into Reinart and Mayer's e-mail in-boxes.
"Everybody has a story," Mayer says. "Often, Janie and I would be editing essays on speakerphone in our respective homes. We'd weep together because these women were baring their souls, and the experience would be so intense."
One mom was in the throes of fighting cancer as two of her sons fought insurgents: "Though I was going through tremendous pain, it was nothing like [my son and his comrades] were experiencing. They were the strong and courageous ones. … While we were singing 'Silent Night' on Christmas Eve in a church bathed in candlelight, Kit, we later found out, was engaged in a fierce battle for his life and those of his fellow Marines."
Another movingly described the bond that the family's golden retriever has with her absent son: "He waits for the day when Michael will walk back through the door. … No orders, deployments, distance or even the enemy can ever change the fact that Hank sits and waits until his master comes home."
Not all the stories have happy endings: "Today is the eighteen-month anniversary of my beloved son Michael's leaving this earth. I must recalibrate the form, the direction my life will take, because this blow is crushing. I am not able to separate the 'him' and the 'I,' so the secret symmetry of survival has to be forging ahead with an ancient spirit — faith — like being in a tornado with an umbrella."
"Some boys don't come home," says Mayer. Her green eyes fill as she recalls her own son's brush with death. On May 7, 2005, Stan's Humvee was hit by a suicide bomber driving a white van filled with explosives. Although badly burned, Stan returned fire while tending to the wounded. Out of 17 men in his unit, four died that day in the western Iraq city of Haditha.
"I went to so many funerals that summer that I had no more tears left," Mayer adds, her voice breaking. "These were all boys — not boys, men, young men — whom my son knew. And I felt that they were my sons as well. You become a mother to all of them.
"That's the reality of war."
Reinart and Mayer are all too aware of the fact that the current conflict in Iraq evokes images of Vietnam: an unpopular war feverishly dividing the nation.
But this time, since there is no draft, only a few truly understand the hardships involved.
"It doesn't matter if you believe in the war or not," Reinart says. "We just ask that you support our troops by
understanding that these young people sacrifice everything — the comfort of being with loved ones, the opportunity of going off to college with their friends — in order to protect us and the freedoms we often take for granted."
"Our children," adds Mayer, "have given new meaning to the patriotism of 'America the Beautiful.' "
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
I have to stop watching HGTV. Its giving me a complex.
Our house, with its red door, white picket fence and sheltering oaks, is my pride and joy. From the outside it looks perfect. Inside, not so much.
Its not awful we took down the velvet Elvis and the antlers strung with Christmas lights years ago. (Just kidding. Seriously.) There are lovely hardwood floors and a cheery kitchen big enough for square dancing. But nobody will ever walk in my bathroom and swoon, unless the roosters are on the windowsill trying to break in again. I just dont have that decorating flair. I lack pizazz.
When you tell me a room is a TV room, I obediently add a TV and two chairs. It does not occur to me to rip out sheetrock to reveal exposed brick, or hang an 18th century tapestry on the wall. Its a TV room. People watch TV in it. (And, in our case, eat, nap, read and surf the iPad until 1 a.m.)
Our dining room set has a table, chairs and china cabinet, traditional and solid. Alas, according to todays décor styles, its considered matchy-matchy, which is apparently one circle below plastic furniture in design hell.
Oh, the irony: I grew up when buying matching furniture aka a suit meant you had arrived. Now it means you have no imagination. Okay, Ill own that. But what I lack in imagination I make up for in irrational quirks.
For example, I hate antique oak furniture. My house is full of antique oak furniture.
This is because my ex-mother-in-law had an antiques store and for every anniversary, birthday and Christmas she gave us antique oak furniture. Theres a breakfast set with carved chairs, a bachelors chest, a bookshelf and a church pew from an historic chapel in Virginia.
Of course I thanked her profusely for each gift, never mentioning my aversion to oak. We loved each other and I still sincerely miss her. But it was not the kind of relationship in which one could briskly say, Margaret, look around. Do you see an oak desk? An oak end table? An oak pie safe? You do not, because I hate oak to the point of phobia.
Oak isnt the only issue. We have oodles of wood furniture. In one bedroom alone are clashing pieces in tiger maple, oak, cedar and pine. It drives me nuts. Id love to chalk paint some of them, but Widdle Baby, who apparently earned his design degree while I was napping, forbids it.
You simply cant paint that beautiful wood, he said.
If we were on an HGTV show, Id smile and work my feminine wiles until he did what I jolly well wanted, but in real life heres what happens: I pout and the wood goes unpainted.
Heres another unreal thing about HGTV shows: Attractive designers with plummy accents use an army of chipper workmen with great hair to transform an airless box of a house into a chic, bright, comfortable home in TWO DAYS. I cant clean out my refrigerator in two days.
Its all about mindset. HGTV people look at a picture window and think, We must enhance that lovely meadow view. I think, Covering that window will cost me a fortune. As for leaving the windows unadorned, which happens a lot on TV, Id drop dead first. Sure, you can see OUT, but everyone else can see IN.
Id rather have plastic furniture, thank you.
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Students are not permitted to regularly use vehicles registered to Hamilton employees without registering them as student vehicles and paying the appropriate fee.
Unregistered vehicles are subject to a $75 parking citation. If the vehicle's owner completes the registration process within 24 hours and submits an appeal the Parking Appeals Committee may consider waiving the fine. Registered vehicles that do not have their parking permits properly displayed are subject to a $50 citation.
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His teammate, Casey Sadler, called him "Clutchler."
Some might have just called him lucky.
But either way, Charlie Cutler got the job done.
With two outs in the bottom of the ninth, Andrew Lambo on second and the game tied, Cutler sent a towering shot to deep center field that forced Richmond's Jarrett Parker to retreat to the warning track.
Parker, who was in stride, stuck his mitt out and appeared to be in position for the catch.
Instead of making the play, the ball bounced out of Parker's mitt, and Lambo scored to give the Curve a bizarre 2-1 walk-off win Sunday afternoon before 2,909 fans at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
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"I think today the key thing was the hole in the center fielder's glove," Cutler, who was pinch hitting, said with a chuckle.
In a game where the Curve struggled with runners in scoring position (1-for-7) and have struggled at the plate in general with the Eastern League's lowest batting average (.228), a break like that is one welcomed in the Altoona clubhouse.
"That really picked the energy up," manager Carlos Garcia said. "The guys have been hitting the ball decent lately. We've been looking for those kinds of breaks."
While the Curve were able to muster just three hits in the first six innings, righty Jameson Taillon kept the Flying Squirrel bats at bay, pitching six shutout innings and striking out eight.
"I've had a couple rough outings, a couple tough losses," said Taillon, who had lost his previous three straight starts.
While Taillon didn't get a decision, his ERA improved to 2.82, down from 3.26.
Both pitching staffs kept it close until Richmond's Javier Herrera scored on a sacrifice fly in the top of the eighth. But in the Curve's next chance at the plate, second baseman Neil Walker, in his final rehab game for Altoona, singled home the tying run.
Walker said he felt good to help get a win for a team that has been struggling.
It looked like the game was heading to extra innings before the fluke play in the bottom of the ninth. That's when Garcia called on Cutler to pinch hit, and he put pressure on the defense to make a play with a 395-foot drive to center.
Cutler has struggled at times at catcher for the Curve. He's only caught 3-of-23 runners stealing this year, and Altoona's other catcher, Carlos Paulino, has stopped five times as many (15-of-34).
But where Cutler has succeeded is at the plate, hitting .311 overall and .333 with runners in scoring position and two outs.
"He believes he can do it," Garcia said of the veteran hitter. "He looks for those situations, and he knows that I will put him in those situations."
Garcia added that with two other catchers on the roster - Miguel Perez recently was activated - he is able to do more things, whether it is using Cutler as a pinch hitter or designated hitter.
"They both understand how things work," Garcia said. "[Paulino] is going to have the majority of the playing time, but [Cutler] will catch. Now, having another catcher on the roster, [Cutler] probably will be the designated hitter when we play American League."
The walk-off win comes before an off day for the Curve, who are 5-7 in May and 5-5 in their last 10.
"It's a tough game," Cutler said. "It kind of pushes you down a lot, but when you have something to feel good about it, you need to feel good about that."
Game recap
Key player: RHP Jameson Taillon threw six shutout innings with eight strikeouts.
Key play: Richmond CF Jarrett Parker's error in the bottom of the ninth cost the Flying Squirrels the game as the Curve's Andrew Lambo scored the winning run.
Key stat: Taillon worked out of a jam with runners on the corner and didn't allow a run in the fourth inning. He has struggled in that inning this year with a 9.00 ERA, giving up seven earned runs and his only homer this year.
How they scored
Top 8th: Herrera walks, scored on a Susac sacrifice fly (0-1).
Bottom 8th: Vasquez walks, scored on Walker single (1-1).
Bottom 9th: Lambo walks, scored on an error by Richmond's Parker (2-1).


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With more than a dozen hamburgers on its menu, the Wellington Pub (1541 Hertel Ave., 833-9899) sells about 100 pounds of grilled beef patties a week.
But none have drawn a cult following like the Monster Burger ($9.50). The 8-ounce patty comes topped with homemade Thousand Island dressing with capers and other spices, which is nice, and topped with four or five slices of bacon, which is enough to make it popular by itself. But the attraction is in the bun. Where other burgers use bread to swaddle their meat, the Monster Burger comes wedged between two toasted cheese sandwiches.
Wellington will sell 30 to 50 monsters a week, said General Manager Jim Frankhauser. "We have guys who come in just for that, two or three times a week," he said.
For some eaters, the Monster isn't enough. "People put a twist on it," Frankhauser said. "We have stuffed banana peppers on our menu, and people throw that on there," for another $2. "They do all kinds of crazy stuff with this thing – [chicken] fingers, banana peppers, shrimp, an egg – we've had burgers up to $16 that people built themselves, it's the biggest thing you could imagine."
Was it inspired by anything in particular? "Just the chubby kids in the kitchen," he said. "We do a lot of burgers, so we're always thinking of adding new ones. It was just something that sounded good, and it took off like crazy."
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Hot Links: Arlington leaders enjoy Cowboys perk, Frisco residents concerned about battery plant
Different types of concerns are on residents' minds in two different suburbs:
1. Arlington's mayor and council members have reaped free tickets and food at the city's luxury suite at publicly subsidized Cowboys Stadium, the Star-Telegram reports. The market value of the "perk of the office," as one leader called it, is around $400,000. Some observers fear this creates a conflict of interest.
2. In Frisco, residents living near a battery-recycling plant continue to worry that their health is at risk. The News' Valerie Wigglesworth and Matthew Haag cite study results from 15 years ago that found 45 children had "lead levels that today are linked to myriad health issues, from learning disabilities to behavior problems to brain damage."
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on December 19, 2012 - 10:48 PM
LOCKPORT – "The Coach" will stay behind the bench of the Niagara County Legislature in 2013.
William L. Ross, C-Wheatfield, was chosen to continue as Legislature chairman Wednesday at the majority caucus' annual dinner in Shamus Restaurant, Lockport.
Ross, 79, extends his record career with his 10th year of service on the dais. No one else has served more than eight years as chairman.
"I appreciate the confidence my colleagues have shown in me. I'll try to do the best job possible," said Ross, who also said he intends to run for another two-year term in the Legislature in the 2013 election.
Ross first served as chairman in 1989, when he was a Democrat. This will be his sixth consecutive year as chairman; he also held the post from 2004 to 2006. Also, 2013 will be his 20th year as a legislator.
Ross, called "Coach" because of his long career as a coach and athletic director at Niagara Wheatfield High School, will have the same senior colleagues as in the past six years: Clyde L. Burmaster, R-Ransomville, as vice chairman and Richard E. Updegrove, R-Lockport, as majority leader.
However, those selections mean at least two of the Legislature's committees will have new chairmen in 2013.
The Legislature passed a rule change Tuesday that barred the chairman, vice chairman or majority leader from heading committees.
Burmaster had been leading the Public Works Committee, and Updegrove had been chairman of the Economic Development Committee.
"It's an opportunity for everyone to serve in a leadership position," Updegrove said.
Under the new rules, he and Minority Leader Dennis F. Virtuoso, D-Niagara Falls, are to present Ross recommendations for committee memberships. Updegrove said legislators will be asked their preferences.
Updegrove said the new committee lineup may not be ready for the 2013 reorganizational meeting Jan. 2 and may have to wait for the first regular business meeting of the year Jan. 15.
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The 5 Most Ridiculous Attempts to Be a Vampire in Real Life
#2. College
College is a special time in a person's life when they realize they're paying to be in high school, except now everyone is so much more drunk than they were back then. For some, the stress of cooking ramen noodles with a hotplate, giving a shit what Walt Whitman was writing about and having to deal with a campus full of people who insist on going to class wearing their pajamas is overwhelming. How overwhelming? Vamperwhelming. Isn't that a great portmanteau? No, it's not. Don't patronize me.
Anyway, Oberlin student Andrew Whiteman got sloppy wasted one night and tried to jack a drugstore, because that's what kids do these days when they get loaded and are full of liberal arts cockiness and bravado. You know the sort -- they just discovered Foucault, and they can't hold their zinfandel to save their lives, but by the time they hit the bottom of the bottle, they're going to let you know why none of their past sexual relationships worked, and it wasn't their fault. Some people like a penis with a pronounced curve, ya know.
Once the police arrived, it became clear that shit was not as it seemed, as Whiteman informed them that he was a 100-year-old vampire and had just at that moment made plans to kill the arresting officer and his whole family. Mom, dad, the kids, grandpa with the funny smell, weird Uncle Stubbins who is always adjusting his balls, everyone. Once at the local jail, he also made plans to eat someone's kidney. Both kidneys or just one? Who's to say? I like to think he was just going to eat one so that the victim would have to deal with the knowledge that their surviving kidney lost its mate at the hands of a vampire and they'd never grow old together and eventually it would grow bitter and resentful and neglect its job and the person would never piss right again. Now that's how you fuck with a person.
The next morning, Whiteman felt real bad about the whole thing and had sobered himself right out of vampirism. They still charged him with a bunch of shit, though, because up yours, you drunken liberal arts douchepire.
If This Were Fiction
In the fictional world, I'm assuming that Lance Henriksen would have watched Bill Paxton light this kid on fire while some Tangerine Dream played in the background. So help me if you don't get that reference, I will come to your home and we will have movie night together whether you like it or not.
#1. Nic Cage
More than once in your life, you've probably taken the time to wonder, "Where does the poop go when I flush?" and no amount of pleading with the toilet or trying to open the lid really fast to catch a glimpse of the magic portal within has made it any more clear to you. But when you tire of that, you may also start to ask yourself an even more important question: Is Nicolas Cage a vampire?
The answer is no. But just for kicks, pretend you didn't read that yet and continue with what I've written here. There are a few good jokes coming and, if it interests you, I was wearing a pair of green boxers that are completely devoid of holes when I wrote this. Well, there's that fly hole thingy in front, but no unnatural holes. I haven't used up the cotton yet, is what I'm saying. There are also dice on the boxers, but I can't say why. Is it a joke about craps? Is it saying that getting into my pants is a gamble? There's a lot of self-deprecating directions to go. But I've wasted a whole paragraph here, and we're no closer to understanding why you should question Nic Cage's immortality.
As it happens, cinema's greatest treasure, Nicolas Cage, bears a resemblance to a fellow in a photo from the year 1870. Enough that the owner of said photo publicly declared that he believes Nic Cage must be a vampire whilst simultaneously trying to sell the photo for a million bucks. Maybe you've heard this before, because it was actual, literal news. It got enough attention that Nic Cage actually went on The Late Show With David Letterman to deny rumors of his vampirism. But of course that's what a vampire would say. They're undead, they must lie like filthy stevedores. Never trust a dock worker, kids.
The astute among you will have noticed that Nic Cage ages, and the owner of the photo already had a handy explanation for how vampire Cage pulled that off -- it's to hide the fact that he's a vampire. He lives out a life for maybe 70 or 80 years and then just starts again. What are you, new at this? Do you not know how undead Coppolas work? You've grown boring. Leave.
Anyway, the vampire issue gets a little clouded in this story, but at the end of the day, this man is suggesting that, cursed with the power of everlasting life, a being of legend literally chose to be Nicolas Cage. I mean, can you even imagine?
If This Were Fiction
I think this was the plot to a movie once, wasn't it? It's also kind of the plot to Highlander. That oughta tell you how lame this is.


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Blue Ribbon smiles at Nuckols Farm
Henrico's Nuckols Farm Elementary School celebrated its new National Blue Ribbon School status Sept. 20 with a student body assembly, music, and visits from Henrico County Public Schools (HCPS) leaders as well as representatives from Senator Mark Warner's office and the U.S. Dept. of Education.
Showing off the Blue Ribbon certificate at a reception following the ceremony [above] were Dr. Patrick Russo, HCPS superintendent; Deborah Delisle, assistant secretary, U.S. Dept. of Education; and Mary Cox, NFES principal.
Among the fifth-graders participating in the ceremony were David Lim, Kayla Walters, and Emma Connelly, who performed introductions, made remarks and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The fifth grade chorus also performed the song "Agents of Change" [inset].
The Blue Ribbon Schools Program honors public and private K-12 schools that are either academically superior or that demonstrate dramatic gains in student achievement. The U.S. Department of Education will honor all of the nation's 2012 National Blue Ribbon Schools during a conference and awards ceremony Nov. 12-13 in Washington, DC.
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Reynolds Community College will host Richmond sculptor Paul DiPasquale Sept. 28 as he shares his presentation "Art Talk, Why Art Matters" from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Conference Center Gallery of the Workforce Development and Conference Center on the Parham Road Campus, located at 1651 E. Parham Road in Richmond. This event is free and open to the public. > Read more.
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The Children's Clothing Closet at Highland Springs United Methodist Church will be open Saturday, Aug. 27 and Tuesday, Aug. 30 to provide free new or nearly new children's clothing for families in need, prior to the start of the school year. The Clothing Closet will be open from 10 a.m. to noon both days. The church is located at 22 North Holly Avenue. > Read more.
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"Rather than consult astrological charts or take quizzes in magazines, read Who Am I? for an authoritative, research-based understanding of why we do the things we do."—Ellen Langer, Ph.D., author of Mindfulness and The Power of Mindful Living
"Readers…will [better understand] their motivational styles—and have a lot of fun doing so."—Edward Zigler, Sterling Professor of Psychology, Yale University
"Using a wealth of everyday examples, Steven Reiss offers…insight into such matters as why some interpersonal relationships are enduringly satisfying, and others are not. His theory of motivation illuminates the important questions in our lives."—Richard J. McNally, Professor of Psychology, Harvard University
"Reiss shows us how to identify our own pattern of desires and how to compare and contrast the patterns in our relationships. The applications of this scientific extension of Maslow's hierarchy extend beyond the personal: Reiss' system can improve our working relationships and enhance our professional lives."—Ruth Luckasson, J.D., Regents' Professor and Professor of Special Education, University of New Mexico
"An 'outside the box' approach to understanding individual behavior. Reiss clearly explains the sixteen basic desires, and shows how to easily plot one's own 'desire profile.' Readers of Who Am I? will gain valuable insight into their motivational styles—and have a lot of fun doing so."—Edward Zigler, Sterling Professor of Psychology, Yale University
"Steven Reiss provides an exciting new way to think about ourselves."—Ellen Langer, Ph.D., author of Mindfulness and The Power of Mindful Learning
"Well explained in lay readers' terms."—Library Journal
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Part I: The Basic Desires That Make Our Lives Meaningful
1. What Is a Basic Desire?
2. Why My Dog Saves Socks
3. Why Kids and Elephants Will Make You Wet
4. Why a Secretary Feared Heights
5. One Size Does Not Fit All
6. I Don't Get It, and Neither Do You
Part II: How the Basic Desires Are Satisfied
7. Value-Based Happiness
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1. Jim Nill, Detroit Red Wings:
Now in his 15th season as assistant GM in Detroit, he's been GM
material for a long time. And it just so happens that his contract will
soon begin to present itself with annual six-week "out windows" when he
can entertain GM offers from other teams, a source told ESPN.com. The
first window comes this summer. With five Stanley Cup rings and a long
list of late-draft gems on his resume, Nill is a top-notch candidate in
waiting. It would have to be the right fit for him to leave Detroit,
where he's happy and loyal to the Illitch family, but it's a
possibility. You can't go wrong if you name Nill as your GM. He'd be a
superstar hire.
Obviously it's only Lebrun's opinion but the part about his contract is what makes it sound like there's a legitimate chance Jim Nill could be moving on. He's been a big and often overlooked part of the Red Wings success.
With Nil also being a big part of prospect development for the Wings, I have to wonder if Holland's "overly ripe" philosophy was frustrating.
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The IRS by the numbers
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A by-the-numbers look at the scandal-plagued Internal Revenue Service.
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on January 25, 2013 - 8:03 PM
LOCKPORT – One of the defendants in the Sept. 15 robbery of the Gulf gas station at Walnut and Washburn streets in Lockport was sent to state prison Friday by State Supreme Court Justice Richard C. Kloch Sr.
James McClendon, 50, of 21st Street, Niagara Falls, was sentenced to 1½ to three years on his guilty plea to attempted third-degree robbery.
Two other defendants have pleaded guilty to misdemeanors in Lockport City Court. Chelsee Williams, 18, admitted to third-degree assault. Jessica A. Burgess, 28, pleaded guilty to attempted fourth-degree conspiracy. Both are awaiting sentencing by City Judge William J. Watson.
Assistant District Attorney Ryan K. Parisi said the case against the fourth defendant, Ashley Bivins, 21, is pending before Kloch. All three women are from Niagara Falls.


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5 Reasons to Be Thankful When 'Glee' Robs You Blind
As many of you have already heard, drama club's wet dream, Glee, recently stole the arrangement of Jonathan Coulton's cover of "Baby Got Back" note for note, claimed it was their own, put it on iTunes, and then told him that he should be thankful for the free exposure they were giving him. Except they didn't actually credit him in even the most microscopic manner. So far, they have refused to comment on the ensuing Internet shitstorm that followed.
Now, I do not represent Fox or Glee in any fashion, but after evaluating the situation for several days, I'm pretty sure I finally understand where they're coming from. So to help ease the minds of those who are wondering what Fox and Glee think of all this, I'm going to pretend that I work for them and speak on their behalf. Jonathan Coulton, you owe us an apology, because ...
#5. We Gave You Free Exposure
Quite frankly, we're pretty disappointed in you, former computer programmer who wrote the end song for Portal. And Portal 2. And "Code Monkey." And ... well, we don't have to tell you who you are. Or do we? Because up until now, you seemed like a pretty smart guy, but after this whole "Baby Got Back" thing, we're starting to think you're kind of a dumbass.
See, we didn't think our plan was that hard to understand. It's not like we didn't use the most bargain basement PR device in the Fox arsenal. Here, let us lay this out for you as simply as we can. Without looking it up, can you tell us who wrote the script for the Glee episode in question? Of course you can't, because no sane person reads credits. That's a terrible place to give an artist attribution. If you really want to give someone exposure for their work, you have to start an Internet riot, and from the looks of things, we pulled that off pretty handily.
Via Jonathan Coulton's Twitter
It's pretty easy to set up, when you think about it. We steal your song and make it as obvious as humanly possible. Then we verbally give you the finger by telling you that you should be thanking us for it, knowing that you'll relay that message to your fans. Predictably, they get super heated, and we respond to their outcries with cold, dead silence, igniting their anger like flipping the NOS switch in an insultingly stupid fictional street race. Except in this case, our race car is exposure. The ensuing outrage gives the illusion of sparked interest on the Net, which prompts large sites like Wired.com, CNN, and Forbes to report on the injustice. And just like that, you're on the lips of every entertainment blog on the Internet, baby. Just like we planned it.
Via iTunes Twitter
You're right, we don't believe it!
Oh, don't act surprised. You've seen our news shows. You know that the way we acquire ratings is by promoting anger and outrage. This has been our business model at its very core for years, and it absolutely works.
But do you thank us? No, you run to your precious lawyers. You vilify us. You make us out to be the bad guys. It's like getting a PS3 for Christmas and then suing your parents because they stole your song and didn't give you credit. Sorry, our analogy guy is on vacation. The point is, you're being an asshole, and you need to knock it off. Be the bigger man, Jonathan, and thank us for the exposure we're graciously bestowing upon you. You can send your thanks to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Via Fox.com
No, really, we're totally inviting you to contact us to comment on our shows.
#4. We're Just Connecting With the Internet Crowd You Hold So Dear
Fact: Everyone on the Internet steals music. We should know, we're members of the RIAA. We've been battling song thieves for years, and we're no closer to a solution now than we were when we had Lars Ulrich poking his head out of our zippers and testifying like a ventriloquist penis act. Desperate times call for desperate measures, and what better way is there to connect with the music-stealing gangs of the Internet than to become one of them?
It's like when Jesus associated himself with murderers and prostitutes and Jews. He did that because the innocent, God-fearing people of the world didn't need to be converted. Just the assholes did. So in stealing your song so blatantly and remorselessly, we, like Jesus, have associated ourselves with the worst of the Internet. We have waded into the scum-laden pond of sin, and we are baptizing the masses. Soon they will be converted into upstanding, music-buying children of Glee.
"I don't even like any of these. I just feel guilty for all the music I stole in the past."
Look, we're not trying to sound holier than thou on this matter. We're just saying that we are Jesus. And we're just trying to cleanse the music-Jews of the world. Is that really so wrong? Don't be the devil in this story, Jonathan. Let us do our work in peace. The Lord's work.
Yes, we are selling our exact 100 percent ripoff of your music on iTunes, and yes, we will profit heavily from it. And no, we will not give you credit for it under any circumstance. But isn't this industry about sacrifice and sharing? Whatever happened to the times when a large, above-the-law production could steal music from an independent artist, make millions of dollars from that song, and then tell the original musician to go fuck himself without consequence?
"Thanks for the free music, fuckhead! We just shot your mother in the neck!"
Don't be selfish, Mr. Coulton. You had your fun, rewriting Sir Mix-A-Lot's song about butts into a hilarious acoustic masterpiece. Don't you think it's time you let someone else have a turn copying and pasting that song into their own production and pretending that they created it? You can email your apology to firstname.lastname@example.com.
#3. To Be Fair, We Are Pretty Talentless in the Music Department
We don't think you quite understand how hard it is to write a TV show. It's really hard. And it's even harder when you have to add music to it. Yes, some of the cast members can sort of sing ... kind of. In a "one in a million shot of my theater degree paying off" sort of way. But you can't expect us to hire talented people to write fresh, original arrangements to every song, every single week. It's not only unrealistic, it's impossible.
Knowing that, it's no surprise that we were forced to fill that department with someone's cousin. And let's not mince words here -- we're not in the business of morals. We harvested your song because the law allowed us to. And as long as the unoriginal, talentless fuckhole who "writes" the arrangements didn't lift your actual tracks, we're legally allowed to completely and totally duplicate every single last note you wrote and claim that it is our original creation. Because that's exactly what we, Glee, did.
If you have stereo speakers, that's Glee coming out of the left and Coulton on the right, playing at the same time.
Unfortunately for you, that's the law, buddy, and it cares nothing for morals. We did the same exact thing to Greg Laswell's version of "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," and you don't hear him complaining. Given, it's mostly because he doesn't have as big of an Internet following as you, but we like to think that it's also because he is grateful for us recognizing his work and showing him how good we think he is by duplicating it down to the millisecond.
Do you hear Nouvelle Vague complaining that we completely ripped off their version of "Dancing With Myself"? We're not actually sure about that one because we don't really read the news. But the point is that we've done this many times, and we've never gotten in trouble for it, so we're just going to keep on doing it until someone makes a law to prevent us from full-on stealing other people's work. It's like when you read in those old books about pilgrims and prairie settlers getting married and having kids at the age of 14. If we as a country had never made laws against it, we here at Fox would still be fucking teenagers. So you see, we're doing America a service by being completely unethical cocksuckers until we force the government to force us to change.
"And so we applaud Fox and Glee for their tireless efforts and sacrifice to keep our country safe."
You're welcome, assholes. You can thank us properly at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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When her employer and only confidante decides to elope, Oriana agrees to accompany her to Paris. But before they can depart, the two women are abducted and left to drown. Trapped beneath the waves, Oriana's heritage allows her to survive while she is forced to watch her only friend die.
Vowing vengeance, Oriana crosses paths with Duilio Ferreira—a police consultant who has been investigating the disappearance of a string of servants from the city's wealthiest homes. Duilio also has a secret: He is a seer and his gifts have led him to Oriana.
Bound by their secrets, not trusting each other completely yet having no choice but to work together, Oriana and Duilio must expose a twisted plot of magic so dark that it could cause the very fabric of history to come undone….
"[A] masterpiece of historical fantasy…The fascinating mannerisms of the age and the extreme formality of two people growing fonder of each other add a charmingly fresh appeal that will cross over to romance fans as well as to period fantasy readers." --Library Journal (starred review)
"J.K. Cheney's alternate Portugal, a society of delicate manners, gaslights, and under-the-sea artworks, provides a lush backdrop for an intricate mystery of murder, spies, selkies, and very dark magic. A most enjoyable debut." –Carol Berg, author of the Novels of the Collegia Magica
"[P]ulls readers in right off the bat…Oriana's 'extra' abilities are thoroughly intriguing and readers will love the crackling banter and working relationship between Oriana and Duilio." –Romantic Times
"An ambitious debut from Cheney: part fantasy, part romance, part police procedural and part love letter to Lisbon in the early 1900s…[the author] does a lovely job connecting magical, historical and romantic elements." –Kirkus Reviews
Historical Fantasy, or Why I Altered Your History
One of the basic truths about fiction is that it's all fantasy to some extent. If the writer isn't injecting some made-up aspect, we would just have a history, not fiction. Writers of Historical Fiction and Historical Mystery play their cards pretty close to the vest. They interject their new characters and new interpretations of set historical events, but otherwise keep history the same. Yet each one of those alterations draws the reader farther away from that dry history textbook that wasn't nearly as fun to read.
In the world of Historical Fantasy, our characters and events are, by their very nature, much farther away from the world of History Fact.
I write in a world where the epic poem by Camões, The Lusiads–which is a Historical Fantasy itself–is reality. In the poem, the sailors of Vasco da Gama, en route from India to their home port in Portugal, find an amazing island where sea nypmhs await them, compelled by Cupid's arrows to succumb to the sailors' charms. (We can discuss elsewhere the 'charms' of a man who's been at sea for several months, likely without the luxury of regular bathing.)
In my world, those sea nymphs or sirens exist.
That alone is going to make for changes in history. How would humans put those sirens to use? How would they take advantage of them? In turn, what might those sirens do to keep the humans at bay? And how would such people adapt to a changing world like my 1902 setting?
Dealing with this sort of question is what makes Historical Fantasy fun! But each of those questions will spin off answers that will change history. It's the writer's job–and the reader's–to decide how far those changes would logically go. For my story, it's created a world where the ruling prince is terrified that a siren might take his life.
But there are so many other ways that this could have changed the world, and I'm sure there are writers out there at this moment writing every last variation on that.


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soul eater is rated 10 out of 10 in my love of anime. so far even thoguh there are a little over 50 episodes it still is a great story line. maka and soul make a really good team and Death weapon meister academy is very detailed. the funny part is that its both funny and serious god knows why it is nearly a chibi showXD.(if there was a god in my religion)
is going to be out next year. I haven't watched the show bu some of my favorite voice actors are doing the dub so i'll probanly go ahead and watch it in Japaneese."Prepare to be slaughtered."
Look like a good anime I might watch it when it come out in english
Yep. im actually looking for the dvd set if there is one. anyone know if there is one and where?
i only read the manga i am nothing. i am betsuni.
i haven't seen it
all 4 parts are on netflix instant queue i might watch it
Nice graphics
even though I have only read the manga I occasionally watch an episode of it on the Funimation channel on tv
I love it... It's one of the best animes i've seen...
its good and i knew you would say that. "I WANT YOU TO THROW ME AWAY!!!"
my brothers friend say it is good so ill watch it next.
i'm reading the manga right now wanted to know if the show is jus as good
I Love Soul Eater.
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In India "Aaron" is a slang word for pimp.
That why they call him Aaron, and you Homo.
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Awesome, plain and simple. Considered by most to be almost godly in nature his dick is massive and his ability to pleasure women is legendary though only a few have experienced this righteous act of manlyness. They are known to be intellectual and breathtakingly handsome although shy at a first encounter. He has been hurt but due to his stubbornness he doesn't allow it to happen again. There was and will be only one. So don't fuck with an Aaron, ever, and make sure you don't misspell this work of arts name wrong, like Erin. That would be hazardous to your health.
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Girl 1: Can you believe I met that amazing guy last night?
Girl 2: No, I wish Brandon was an Aaron.
Girl 1: I know, and you wouldn't believe what he can do in the bed. *smiles*
Girl 2: *Angerly nods in agreement*
Girl 1: Can you believe I met that amazing guy last night?
Girl 2: No, I wish Brandon was an Aaron.
Girl 1: I know, and you wouldn't believe what he can do in the bed. *smiles*
Girl 2: *Angerly nods in agreement*
by the_one&only July 16, 2009
The name that really means "My parents were too lazy to look past the first name in the book"... or, just a really cool guy in general. Best name ever.
Aaron: Hey, my parents were too lazy to actually look past the first name in the book"
by Iridiumflameee July 28, 2008
an Aaron is the type of person who can always make you laugh but yet make you wonder why your even laughing. An aaron are males who are amazingly smart and attractive but not cocky about it. Aaron is a guy you can just stand near and be insanely happy because your close to him. Aarons are also great friends and lovers :) Aarons know no limits and live life to the fullest, which can sometimes mean drinking alot! An Aaron is the upmost amazing guy put on earth. So sweet, kind, funny, smart, hot, trustworthy, honest, and genuine person. Anyone who has an aaron in their life are so lucky and better never let them go. Oh they are also great kissers and have a freaking hot body!
Girl 1: Gosh I had the best time last night on my date! He was god's gift to earth
Girl 2: let me guess, you got an aaron?
Girl 2: let me guess, you got an aaron?
by 1luckygirlWA August 03, 2009
A Smart, handsom, athletic guy. All around awesome guy.
Hey, theres Aaron. He's looking amazing.
by AaronLor August 18, 2008
One of the most amazing people in the world. People named Aaron have an independent streak which makes them challenge the world. They are quiet and like their alone-time; however, they open up more and play around when their friends are around. People named Aaron are truly special. They can light up someone's world and the two of them can dance a dance of immense freedom. People named Aaron have curious minds that jump from idea to idea. (Each idea being spontaneous, crazy, and absurd.) They are usually shy to people they don't know, but shine when they are around people they are comfortable with. They are beautiful people, inside and out, who will go far in life with their determination and amazing sense of humour. People named Aaron are funny and can keep others entertained easily. They are easy to fall for and easy to make friends with. All in all, they are one of the most amazing people you will meet.
Aaron captivates you.
by VenusGirl August 08, 2009
the hottest guy in the universe
there goes aaron, the hottest guy in the universe.
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BELLWOOD - The Bellwood-Antis girls basketball team literally stole Monday's game away from Everett.
Bailey Swogger led the Lady Devils' defensive charge with seven of her team's 20 steals to help Bellwood defeat Everett 63-44 and remain undefeated at 9-0.
"I've been working extra hard on my defense," Swogger said. "Coach [Jim Swaney] keeps saying I need to get better at it. That's been a big motivator."
The junior guard turned several of those steals into easy layups on her way to a team-high 16 points. Katy Leamer scored in double digits as well with 15 points, and Ana Hollen finished with 14.
Hollen also had four steals, and Ellen Crook added three steals in her first game back from a knee injury sustained in the season opener.
"If was unfortunate when we lost her. She's our point guard. She's our leader. It's nice to have her back," Swaney said. "She's the catalyst for what we want to do on defense, and our catalyst on offense in terms of getting the ball to the right people."
The Lady Devils seemed to feed off having Crook back in the lineup, using their full-court press to take an early 14-4 lead.
Everett got back in the game with a 8-0 run. Freshman Kadie Morral, who scored a game-high 18 points, started the run with a layup that came off one of her 18 rebounds.
"She's going to be a good one," Everett coach Keith Moyer said. "We have a lot of young kids at the varsity level that have been stepping up."
Aubrea Phipps scored back-to-back buckets to close out the first quarter. The senior forward finished with a double-double as well with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
Phipps then opened the second quarter with another basket to make it a 14-12 game. Later in the quarter, Everett trailed 26-22 before Bellwood scored the final four points of the half to double its lead at the break, 30-22.
The Lady Devils broke the game open with a big third quarter. Already leading 32-27 early in the third, Bellwood outscored Everett 15-2 the rest of the quarter to take an 18-point lead.
Once again, Bellwood used its pressure defense to create easy scoring chances.
"We defended them well in the halfcourt, but they got a lot of easy buckets in transition," Moyer said. "You just can't turn it over like that. That's the bottom line."
Swogger started and ended the run with layups coming off steals. In between, Katy Leamer scored a bucket down low, Hollen converted on the fast break and Kelly Leamer sank her second of two 3-pointers on the night.
"We're a pretty athletic team," Swaney said. "When we're making things happen with our press, we're pretty effective."
Bellwood faces a tough test tonight with a visit to 10-1 Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic. Everett (8-3) hosts Northern Bedford Thursday.
EVERETT (44): B. Morral 3 0-0 7, Au. Phipps 4 3-6 11, DuVall 1 0-0 2, Brallier 0 0-0 0, K. Morral 7 4-6 18, Beegle 0 0-0 0, Snider 1 2-4 4, Al. Phipps 0 0-0 0, Hillenbrand 0 2-4 2, McDonald 0 0-0 0, Rice 0 0-0 0. Totals - 16 11-21 44.
BELLWOOD-ANTIS (63): Crook 1 0-0 2, Hollen 6 2-2 14, Ka. Leamer 6 3-4 15, 7 2-2 16, Damiano 3 0-1 6 Ke. Leamer 3 0-0 8, Finn 1 0-0 2, Showalter 0 0-1 0, Claar 0 0-0 0, Crider 0 0-0 0, Carroll 0 0-0 0. Totals - 27 7-10 63.
Everett10 12 7 15 - 44
Bellwood-Antis14 16 17 16 - 63
3-point goals: Everett 1 (B. Morral); Bellwood-Antis 2 (Ke. Leamer).
Records: Everett (8-3); Bellwood-Antis (9-0).
Officials: Dave Reimer, Jerry Kaufman, Rich Gergley
JV: 33-31 OT, Everett. High scorers-Al. Phipps 9 (E); Carroll 11 (BA).


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One Bomb Mr. Cranky Movie Reviews
|Miller's Crossing
The Coens -- like most self-involved liberal filmmakers -- refuse to write a story that could possibly be accessed by simpler folk with actual jobs.
|09/06/1999 - 05:58
|Minority Report
Though Spielberg tries to keep his vision of the future believable, he predictably falters when any opportunity arises for a good special effect to take center stage.
|06/21/2002 - 22:52
|Mission: Impossible
Within the first five minutes Emilio Estevez is dead. At this point, I'm thinking to myself, "This could be the greatest movie ever made."
|05/22/1996 - 23:09
Under the guise of political correctness, Disney has chosen to manipulate a Chinese legend so that little girls who don't have huge breasts or petite figures will be able to empower themselves by spending the rest of their lives trying to figure out how to wipe out an army.
|06/19/1998 - 01:53
Its main goal to prove that, like normal people, quadriplegics can be assholes too.
|09/08/1999 - 20:59
|Mystic River
Its lack of airport security really got the ball rolling on this whole Patriot Act thing, but other than that...
|10/15/2003 - 21:40
|No Strings Attached
"No Strings Attached" tries to throw in all of the typical date movie trappings, like the freewheeling movie star dad, the geek sexy production assistant and the token black friend, but ultimately it falls flat.
|02/01/2011 - 05:43
|North by Northwest
In an action thriller you just kind of hope Cary doesn't get his ass kicked by a roving band of asthmatic geriatrics.
|09/10/1999 - 16:31
|Point Blank
"Point Blank" is mostly commentary on the nameless, faceless, repulsive character of corporate America.
|09/12/1998 - 20:44
Sadly, time has not been kind to the Predator race, as it appears that they have lost about 800 IQ points in the intervening decades.
|07/11/2010 - 03:11
Marion, the victim of Norman's shower rage, is hardly young and innocent. She ends up at the Bates Motel, which is no Jamaica Inn, because she's stolen $40,000 and then disappeared like a white shadow.
|09/13/1999 - 18:00
|Quai Des Orfévres
This is because the French are evidently woozy from cheese and armpit fumes.
|09/13/2000 - 18:30
"Quills" is the latest Disney Christmas film and fun for the whole family. It's a true holiday treasure that will be adored by young and old for ages to come!
|12/15/2000 - 18:35
|Raging Bull
There's Joe Pesci again, playing the same Italian midget jackass he always plays. This sort of reminded me of Elvis' film career because Elvis was always playing himself too.
|09/13/2000 - 22:40
|Raiders of the Lost Ark
His name says it all: Indy. He is independent, a free thinker, possibly bisexual.
|09/13/1999 - 22:41
|Real Steel
This would have made a decent premise for a video game - at least until they introduced the 11-year old boy who somehow discovers the robot boxing prodigy that will become their meal ticket. Remember the last time you found something at the junkyard that, instead of giving you tetanus, made you the champion of the world? No, me neither.
|10/26/2011 - 09:19
Personally, I would have preferred an usher to stamp "idiot" on my forehead as I exited the theater.
|09/25/1998 - 20:51
|Schindler's List
Mr. Cranky Guest Reviewer: Hutton Gibson (Mel Gibson's dad)*
|09/13/1995 - 22:41
I've seen pretty much everything there is to see at a movie screening, but a theater full of drunken jockeys was a new one.
|07/25/2003 - 01:39
|Sense and Sensibility
This a typically British film in the sense that it's about a bunch of tight-assed English people.
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The Academy Award winner, who turns 38 on Aug. 7, dined al fresco on the patio of Antica Pesa with pals including the restaurant's owner, Francesco Panella, who opened the celebrity hot spot (which is normally closed on Sundays) especially for the birthday girl.
Wearing a sleeveless black dress and bright red lipstick the mom of one sipped red wine and dined on a selection of Roman staples including prosciutto and mozzarella, cacia e pepe and amatriciana pastas.
At the end of the meal, Theron and her friends switched to Champagne as the group sang "Happy Birthday" to her and ended their Italian feast with a cake topped with candles.
Before arriving in Rome, Theron – who is a United Nations Messenger of Peace – visited her native South Africa, where she met with the president, Jacob Zuma, to discuss AIDS education.
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