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But Scott's family is disputing that report, says Los Angeles Coroner Chief Craig Harvey.
"According to family spokespersons, the information concerning brain cancer or an inoperable brain tumor in Mr. Scott is incorrect," he says.
So far, the coroner has not announced any findings regarding Scott's medical condition.
Scott, whose box-office hits included Top Gun, Days of Thunder and Beverly Hills Cop II, died Sunday after jumping from a bridge in Los Angeles Harbor. His body was recovered from the water four hours later.
Witnesses told authorities that at around 12:35 p.m., the filmmaker left his parked Toyota Prius on the Vincent Thomas Bridge in the city of San Pedro, scaled an 8- to 10-ft.-high fence and then leapt without hesitation.
A note with contact information was left in the vehicle, reported the Los Angeles Times, which also said a suicide note was located in Scott's office.
Scott leaves behind twin sons with his wife, actress Donna Scott (formerly Wilson), who appeared in Days of Thunder. Another survivor is his brother, fellow producer-director (Alien, Gladiator) and business partner Ridley Scott, 74.


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Ah, the champagne, those little cocktail weenies and a jammin' live band. This is the life. Who doesn't love New Year's Eve?
Only you should probably snap out of it. Your little one needs some juice. See, there he is, holding his cup up to you, tugging on your leg. Actually, now he's crawling on the counter to get a cookie out of the jar. Better grab him before he ... Oops, too late.
If you're a parent, it's hard not to get a little glassy-eyed when you are thinking of past New Year's Eves, isn't it? Fear not. There are fun things to do with your family in Greeley on New Year's Eve. Seriously.
If you're lucky and you have a baby-sitter for a party (thank you, grandparents) and you want to wear them out (or if you are staying home and you want to wear them out), the Ice Haus in downtown Greeley will have an extended public skating session from noon-5 p.m., and the Family FunPlex and Greeley Recreation Center both will have extended open swim sessions from 1-5 p.m.
Chipper Lanes, 2454 8th Ave. in Greeley, will have a New Year's Eve party for adults, but during the day, the lanes are offering public bowling starting at 9 a.m. (and New Year's Day starting at 1 p.m.).
"We do pretty well all day," Chipper Lanes employee Jake Shear said. "We'll get lots of families in the afternoon."
If it's full enough, Chippers may even turn on the cosmic bowling if you ask.
If you're aching for a party but are stuck with the kids, the Farr Regional Library may be your best bet. It is hosting a New Year's Eve party with everything you'd expect for a party minus the spiked punch. Kids can make a hat and a noise-maker and enjoy treats. They can also get their faces painted and add a wish to the library's wishing tree.
"Kids think of New Year's Eve as an adult holiday," said Kelli Johnson, spokeswoman for the High Plains Library District, "but it's a fun holiday, and kids can think about what they want to do in the New Year, too."
The library district will have at least one thing going on every day over the holiday break, Johnson said. Another library, Centennial, is offering a magic show the morning of New Year's Eve, as well.
"Parents are home and the kids are off of school," Johnson said, "so this is a good opportunity to draw in families."

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Our town has recently – and officially – been branded as the "Birthplace of Sweet Tea" by the Greater Summerville/Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce. The chamber has also trademarked "Birthplace of Southern Hospitality" and "Birthplace of Sweet Tea and Southern Hospitality," at the urging of Nancy Jean Nettles, chamber board president and Rita Berry, chamber president and CEO. They did that, because as Nancy Jean told Tina, "we absolutely do not want to leave any combination open for someone else to grab!" Attorney Mark Wise volunteered his time to steer the approximately 18-month process to completion.
This tourism initiative, blended with the newly minted Sweet Tea Trail, harks back more than a century to when the production of this enticing drink first attracted visitors to our tiny village. It was tea which helped spark our first tourism surge. Today we'll see how the birthplace is steeped in tradition; next week we'll unravel the trail from inception to route. For the graphic result of this dual project, check out the logo on this page.
So what sparked this renewal of tea history – and promotion? "It was Azalea Magazine," said Tina Zimmerman the chamber's tourism coordinator. "Even before I started working here (three years ago in September) I read that publication's history of tea and this was the first time I saw Summerville called its birthplace." Tina thought: "how cool," and remembered her reaction when she came to work at the chamber. At the time the tagline was "Small Town Big Charm," but Tina said they had used that for awhile and were seeking new marketing. While brainstorming, staff concluded that the sweet tea birthplace was a novel and intriguing approach.
"Initially, a lot of people thought that was ridiculous," recalls Tina, and invalid. History proved naysayers wrong on both counts After a good deal of planning and research, a logo was developed. This wash helped by resident Christine Morris, winner of advertising and marketing awards in New York, who volunteered her design skills. The "Birthplace" logo is now proclaimed in a variety of locations, including billboards. Many business and organization leaders are adapting the logo to help promote their establishments as they help promote their town – a prime example of a successful community give and take.
Tina tackled the history by producing a distribution card outlining confirmed Sweet Tea Facts. Research shows the tea plant landed in Summerville in the late 1700s via the Ashley River to what is known today as Middleton Place Planation. In 1888 Dr. Charles Shepard, a scientific philanthropist, established the Pinehurst Tea Plantation (now a residential area called the Tea Farm) in Summerville and for 27 years cultivated prize winning tea. The Tea Plantation drew multitudes of visitors including Presidents, William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt. After Shepard's death the plantation was closed. A half century later many surviving plants were moved to Wadmalaw Island and through a series of owners became the Charleston Tea Plantation producing American Classic Tea. This mirrors Dr. Shepard's accomplishment of 125 years ago, now using some plants from Summerville to become the only U.S. company to produce black tea.
The Sweet Tea Trail is being blended into the process to guide people to and through Summerville attractions. Next week we'll see how an amalgam of brewers is making that happen.
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Ask The Psychiatric Pharmacist #24I just heard on the news that the FDA is recalling a generic version of Wellbutrin XL (bupropion XL). Can you explain this? Should I stop taking my medication?
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Ask The Psychiatric Pharmacist #21My son has bipolar disorder and is mostly depressed. He did not tolerate Lamictal (lamotrigine) or Seroquel (quetiapine). What are some other options for treatment?
Ask The Psychiatric Pharmacist #20On the vial for my antidepressant, a warning label states that I should not drink alcoholic beverages with this medication. I like to have a glass of wine with dinner though, and my doctor told me that this will lower my risk of heart disease. Can I just have one glass of wine with dinner?
Ask The Psychiatric Pharmacist #19I recently heard that one of my medications can cause a side effect called tardive dyskinesia and it can become permanent. What is this?
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Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #15What does it take to get a medication to the American public?
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #14Someone I really care about has mental illness but repeatedly stops taking his medication and his symptoms come back. Sometimes my friend has to be hospitalized. How can I help him?
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Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #13I have schizophrenia and was recently started on a new drug. I have been having trouble sitting still and must constantly be moving. Could this be a side effect of my new medication?
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #11My psychiatrist recently gave me a prescription for a new medication. When I went to my pharmacy the pharmacist said it would cost over $300 a month. There is no way I can afford that. What can I do?
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #10Why do psychiatric medications cost so much?
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #9"What is the best plan for getting rid of old or leftover medications (one's that are not prescribed for me)?"
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #8"A friend of mine told me it's best to get all my prescriptions at one pharmacy instead of 2 or 3. Is this true?"
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #7I have been taking risperidone (Risperdal) and paroxetine (Paxil) for 4 months and my symptoms are greatly improved. But I heard a TV ad say that Paxil can cause sexual side effects. Are these effects permanent, and should I stop taking my medicine?
Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #6I was told by my doctor that I need to take the medication for the rest of my life. Is it absolutely true that I will have to take the medication for the rest of my life?


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It's the first game of the season, these guys have not played NHL hockey in nine months, and there has been significant personnel turnover. The wrinkles will take some time to iron out.
Those of you who have concluded, based on this single game, that the season is over should consider quitting right now.
I think reality is setting in for people, in that the blue line has been desimated and nothing has filled those holes. And people have hoped and prayed that the Wings, being the wings, would overcome it, but that absolute disaster of a game exposed every hole on this team yesterday.
One thing is for certain, it looks like this season we are going to find out just how good Howard is. The goalies that stand on their head and will their teams to playoffs do it with average defenses. We'll see if Howard can do that or something close to it, becuase the argument that the defense masks how poor he is will be taken away.
I'll be interested to see how Howard performs this season.


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Chronic constipation is infrequent bowel movements or difficult passage of stools that persists for several weeks or longer.
Constipation is generally described as having fewer than three bowel movements a week.
Though occasional constipation is very common, some people experience chronic constipation that can interfere with their ability to go about their daily tasks. Chronic constipation may also cause excessive straining to have a bowel movement and other signs and symptoms.
Treatment for chronic constipation depends on the underlying cause. Though, in some cases, a cause for chronic constipation is never found.
Signs and symptoms of chronic constipation include:
Constipation may be considered chronic if you've experienced two or more of these symptoms for the last three months.
Make an appointment with your doctor if you experience unexplained and persistent changes in your bowel habits.
Constipation most commonly occurs when waste or stool moves too slowly through the digestive tract, causing it to become hard and dry. Chronic constipation has many causes:
Blockages in the colon or rectum may slow or stop stool movement. Causes include:
Neurological problems can affect the nerves that cause muscles in the colon and rectum to contract and move stool through the intestines. Causes include:
Problems with the pelvic muscles involved in having a bowel movement may cause chronic constipation. These problems may include:
Hormones help balance fluids in your body. Diseases and conditions that upset the balance of hormones may lead to constipation, including:
Factors that may increase your risk of chronic constipation include:
Complications of chronic constipation include:
You'll likely first seek medical care for constipation from your family doctor or general practitioner. You may be referred to a specialist in digestive disorders (gastroenterologist) if your doctor suspects a more advanced case of constipation.
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of information to cover, it's a good idea to be well prepared. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions ahead of time will help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important, in case time runs out. For constipation, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask additional questions as they occur to you during your appointment.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may allow more time to go over additional questions you may have. Your doctor may ask:
Tests and procedures used to diagnose chronic constipation include:
Treatment for chronic constipation usually begins with diet and lifestyle changes meant to increase the speed at which stool moves through your intestines. If those changes don't help, your doctor may recommend medications or surgery.
Your doctor may recommend the following changes to relieve your constipation:
Increase your fiber intake. Adding fiber to your diet increases the weight of your stool and speeds its passage through your intestines. Slowly begin to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables each day. Choose whole-grain breads and cereals.
Your doctor may recommend a specific number of grams of fiber to consume each day. In general, aim for 14 grams of fiber for every 1,000 calories in your daily diet.
A sudden increase in the amount of fiber you eat can cause bloating and gas, so start slowly and work your way up to your goal over a few weeks.
Several types of laxatives exist. Each works somewhat differently to make it easier to have a bowel movement.
Examples of laxatives include:
Prescription medications used to treat chronic constipation include:
Biofeedback training involves working with a therapist who uses devices to help you learn to relax and tighten the muscles in your pelvis. Relaxing your pelvic floor muscles at the right time during defecation can help you pass stool more easily.
During a biofeedback session, a special tube (catheter) to measure muscle tension is inserted into your rectum. The therapist guides you through exercises to alternately relax and tighten your pelvic muscles. A machine will gauge your muscle tension and use sounds or lights to help you understand when you've relaxed your muscles.
Surgery may be an option if you have tried other treatment and your chronic constipation is caused by rectocele, anal fissure or stricture.
For people who have tried other treatments without success and who have abnormally slow movement of stool through the colon, surgical removal of part of the colon may be an option. Surgery to remove the colon is rarely necessary.
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
Specialists in gastroenterology at Mayo Clinic in Arizona have extensive experience and expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic constipation in adults. Motility specialists from gastroenterology and colon and rectal surgery, as well as pelvic floor specialists in gynecology and physical medicine, will work with you to develop your treatment plan.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 800-446-2279 (toll-free) 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Specialists at Mayo Clinic in Florida have extensive experience and expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic constipation in adults. Motility specialists from gastroenterology, colon and rectal surgery and pelvic floor specialists in gynecology work together to treat chronic constipation.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 904-953-0853 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Specialists in gastroenterology at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota have extensive experience and expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic constipation. They work with specialists from the Motility Interest Group, colon and rectal surgery, and physical medicine to treat chronic constipation. Care for children with chronic constipation is available from specialists in pediatric gastroenterology.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 507-538-3270 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Mayo Clinic researchers are continually investigating new treatment options for chronic constipation.
Mayo Clinic scientists in the gastrointestinal physiology lab are studying how the body regulates gastrointestinal motility.
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In what can only be described as bizarre, a Texas pastor's wife reportedly walked into a gun store, purchased a gun, then turned around and committed suicide in the store's parking lot.
According to the GA Daily News, the tragic incident happened on Saturday at the McClelland gun shop located in East Dallas. Harriet Deison, the 65-year-old wife of Pastor Pete Deison, was found around 2:15 p.m. inside her car, dead from self-inflicted gunshots. The Lexus sedan was in the gun shop's parking lot. Police were alerted when witnesses say they heard two gunshots and saw smoke coming from the parked car.
Police are still baffled by the suicide because Deison did not leave a suicide note. Investigators from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) are now reportedly investigating the case, with authorities trying to find out whether the law was followed when Deison purchased the gun.
ATF spokesman Andrew Young told the local news that the procedure followed to legally buy a gun takes only about 20 minutes. There is no waiting period in Texas. The buyer only has to show a valid US ID, pass a background check and fill out a form with personal information.
The mother of two and grandmother of five also was a businesswoman who ran an administrative and services Support Company called "Minwood One Corp." Her husband Pete was the pastor at Park Cities Presbyterian Church.
So, it only takes 20 minutes to purchase a gun in Texas? I am stunned. Getting a driver's permit/license takes longer than that. In fact, getting anything at your local DMV takes much longer than 20 minutes. Maybe therein lies some of our gun problems.
To get a driver's license, we have to take an eye test, proficiency test, driving lessons, pass a practical driving test and renew it at intervals. Then the driver has to purchase expensive vehicular insurance if he/she wants to be able to legally drive on the streets across the nation. But in some states, purchasing a deadly weapon, it takes less time than shopping for groceries.
What about a person's mental state? A background check can show that you were fine, when you may not be currently. We don't have daily updated info added to our "personal files," and someone may have had a recent traumatic experience, emotional upheavals or psychological problems.
To say these laws are lax is an understatement, and in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting massacre, where 20 young children were slaughtered along with six adults, we urgently need to do better.
No one should be able to purchase a gun with a 20-minute wait period. No one should be able to purchase a gun to keep in a home where there are mentally unstable residents. No one should be able to walk in to Walmart, buy loafers, soda, beer and a gun at the same time. No one should be able to log on to the Internet and order up large quantities of ammunition.
The bigger problem of manufacturing should also be addressed. Churning out weapons and ammo of mass destruction to the general public is a brutal tragedy waiting to happen. Weapons like those used by mass shooters like Adam Lanza, the Sandy Hook school killer, James Holmes, the Aurora theater killer, or Jared Loughner, the killer in Tucson, Ariz., should not be readily available. Why do we need these killing machines sold to the public? Do we really need assault rifles to shoot a moose? Are we soldiers in a war?
It's the cigarette mentality all over again. Tobacco companies can manufacture and sell the lethal product to consumers. The government gets a cut on taxes, while drug and insurance companies make a killing profiting off the sick when the cancerous "sticks" take effect. Then warning labels are supposed to be the deterrent. I have never understood the concept of allowing deadly products on the market, then issuing warnings to consumers not to use it. Why make it to begin with?


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Hi All,
I am trying to hide certain fields in PCR Separation in MSS. ( it is an Portal component PAR file - JspDynpage)
There is a radio button field and as soon as I hide the field I am getting a u201Cundefined is null or not an objectu201D JavaScript error.
When I display the field I am not getting the issue.
Please let me know how to resolve the issue.
As far as I understand your issue, you are modifying the portal component (hiding the radio button). The JS error appearing afterwards obviously refers to an object in the generated HTMLB which now does not occur any longer. That part you have to modify, too...
Hi Deltev,
Thanks for your reply.
Please let me know breifly what you mentioned in the thread, with an example that would be great help.
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ROCKFORD — Kimberly Bruce and Jay Sandine were elected to the board of directors for the Crusader Community Health Foundation, 1200 W. State St.
Bruce is a senior account executive at PR Etc., and Sandine is the deputy director of operations for the Rockford Park District.
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Over the past decade, the economy has brought little good news for the middle-class.
As we found in our State of Working Pennsylvania report (keystoneresearch.org/WorkingPA), the median income of a four-person Pennsylvania family has declined by more than $6,000 since 2000.
In many ways, it was a lost decade for working families. A lack of jobs is our number one short-term problem.
Yet policy choices at the state and federal level have put the brakes on our economy when we should be pressing the accelerator.
Cuts in education, infrastructure and other public investments have strangled consumer demand in local communities, increasing Pennsylvania's jobs shortage by 74,000 jobs in the last 12 months.
So where do we go from here? Does another lost decade await us?
It does without a change in policy. Economic forecasters project that unemployment will remain too high for most of the decade, with middle-class incomes likely lower in 2018 than at the end of the long 1990s economic expansion.
We think most Pennsylvanians believe in opportunity, robust democracy, and economic fairness.
To honor these widely shared values we need a new economic policy direction.
Stephen Herzenberg
Executive Director
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Here's a groovy and playful bump for your midweek slump. Above, check out songstress Meklit's freshly released video for her recent tune "Slow", and read all about it below. Sadly, it looks like some clocks may have been harmed in the making of this video – but it's worth it to stop time!
Tell us about "Slow" — the video and song. What's it all about?
We had a blast shooting this video! It's directed by my good friend Kevin Gordon and shot by the fabulous videographer Matt Clarke. The story has me visiting a magical clock shop while on a mission to collect clocks, throw them off a roof, and watch them put themselves back together.
The song is from We Are Alive, an album I released just this past March on Six Degrees Records. The tune highlights the strange reality that nothing takes the time you think it will. Somehow it's easy for us humans to place expectations on life, thinking that it will hurry up for us…. but it won't. So give me all the clocks in your house, we can throw them!
I love the clock theme, and the location is so evocative. Where was this shot?
Our location was Smith Clock Company in San Francisco, run by clockmaker extraordinaire David Smith, one of the country's only African-American clockmakers. He was kind enough to let us take over his space one Sunday afternoon. He even agreed to make a cameo in the video. That's him at his workstation, taking apart a timepiece. The intricacy and precision of what he does is remarkable.
And now you're putting out a call for submissions for your next video?
Yes! We are currently hard at work on the video for "Kemekem" (I Like Your Afro) an Ethiopian folk song we reimagined for the record. We are crowdsourcing short afro videos from all over the world to be a part of it. If you have an Afro and would like to participate (no wigs, please), you can send in a 15-30ish second video of you and your Afro representing you however you would like. You can be talking on the phone, cooking, dancing, looking in the mirror, picking out, braiding, unbraiding, smiling, frowning, clowning… It can be a group shot, a selfie, a duo, trio, any matter of Afro beauty! Visit this site for more info. We're looking forward to including you!
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Below is the 2012 midseason All-America Team in college football, voted on by staff, writers and bloggers from CBSSports.com. Alabama highlights the list with five players, including three on the offensive line.
Midseason All-Conference Teams: ACC | Big East | Big Ten | Big 12 | Pac-12 | SEC
The SEC had the most players overall with 12, while the Pac-12 was second with six players, inlcuding Oregon and Utah with two players each.
Stedman Bailey
Johnathan Hankins
Matt Elam
Dri Archer
Second Team
Offense -- QB: Collin Klein, Kansas State; RB: Ka'Deem Carey, Arizona; Beau Blankenship, Ohio; WR: Terrance Williams, Baylor; Tavon Austin, West Virginia, Quinton Patton, Louisiana Tech; TE: Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame; OT: Taylor Lewan, Michigan; Tyler Johnstone, Oregon; OG: Cyril Richardson, Baylor; Lane Taylor, Oklahoma State; C: Joe Madsen, West Virginia.
Defense -- DE: Scott Crichton, Oregon State; Morgan Breslin, USC; DT: Stephon Tuitt, Notre Dame; Kawann Short, Purdue; LB: Kyle Van Noy, BYU; Arthur Brown, Kansas State; Anthony Barr, UCLA; CB: Jordan Poyer, Oregon State; Bradley Roby, Ohio State; S: Kenny Vaccaro, Texas; Eric Reid, LSU.
Special Teams -- K: Caleb Sturgis, Florida; P: Ryan Allen, Louisiana Tech; KR: Tavon Austin, West Virginia; PR: Ace Sanders, South Carolina; All-Purpose: Venric Mark, Northwestern.


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Roasted Cornish Hens
Serves 2 to 4
Cornish hens are an immature hybrid from the Cornish chicken, developed in the mid-1950s for their breasts and size. They are 5 or 6 weeks old and weigh about 2 pounds ready to cook. Even though they are called hens, they may be either male or female. Names include Rock Cornish hens, poussin, Cornish hen and Cornish chicken. Cook as with any chicken, adjusting for size.
Some people are happy with just half a Cornish hen; others want a whole one for themselves. Certainly when entertaining, dont skimp. Most women are happy with half of one, so I add an extra Cornish hen for each four or five people. That gives plenty of second helpings for those that want more, and leftovers are good reheated or cold.
Nathalie Dupree
2 Cornish hens, spatchocked (see cooks note)
Juice of 1 lemon (optional)
Salt to taste
Pepper to taste
Roast whole and carve after cooking.
Add chopped rosemary or herbs, curry powder, ground corriander or other spices.
Cooks note: To spatchcock poultry, move it to a cutting board, breast side down. Split the hen by cutting down the backbone. Turn over and press down on the sternum with the heel of one hand until it snaps. Crack the hen on either side of the breastbone by pressing down until it will lie flat. The hen can be cut further at this point, down the breast, to make two pieces, or cut into four pieces by then cutting between the breast and the legs.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Lay hens side by side, without overlapping, on a baking sheet lined with foil. Pour over some of the lemon juice, if using. (This may be done ahead, and refrigerated, uncovered, which will give a crisper skin.) Dot with butter and season with salt and pepper.
Roast 45 minutes to 1 hour, until the juices run clear and registers 165 degrees on an instant-read thermometer. Remove from the pan. Pour over more lemon juice if desired. Cut up the breast bone to make two pieces. Cut again between breast and leg to make four pieces.
Nathalie Dupree is the author of 13 cookbooks, most recently Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking. She lives in Charleston and may be reached through Nathalie dupree.com.


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Welcome to the Hatter Lax Nation Blog, where we hope you enjoy some of the stories and insights from within the brand new Stetson Women's Lacrosse program. Our second entry comes from Kate Moreland.
One week in.
We just finished our first week of classes, and let me tell you, I have never read so much for only a few classes. People always said there is a lot of reading, but I never knew it would be this much.
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COLUMBIA — A state government watchdog group Thursday called on House Speaker Bobby Harrell of Charleston to step down as speaker while an inquiry into accusations he used his office and campaign account for personal gain is ongoing.
John Crangle, the executive director of S.C. Common Cause, said the group's board will decide whether to ask Harrell to resign his office permanently after more information is known from a South Carolina Law Enforcement Division inquiry.
Crangle said the board Thursday also delayed a decision on whether to ask state Attorney General Alan Wilson to recuse himself in a prospective Harrell investigation.
Harrell's spokesman Greg Foster called Common Cause part of an effort to smear the House speaker.
"It is irrelevant what a biased political group pushing a long standing agenda says about this issue," Foster said in a statement. "Speaker Harrell is in full compliance with the provisions of our state's ethics act and no credible group has suggested otherwise. Obviously, this is just another misguided attempt by a politically motivated group to smear Speaker Harrell's name while advancing their biased agenda in the media."
Wilson's office has said he will not recuse himself.
Wilson earlier this week returned a $3,500 donation from Harrell's campaign account and another $3,500 contribution from the Palmetto Leadership Council, a committee Harrell is affiliated with. Crangle has raised questions as to whether the $3,500 contribution from Harrell to Wilson for his 2011 inaugural gala was legal.
State law bars contributions from one candidate's campaign coffers to another candidate's account. And Ethics Commission attorney Cathy Hazelwood said this week a candidate shouldn't use his or her campaign funds for a donation to an event such as an inaugural gala because campaign expenditures "have to bear a fairly direct relationship to a candidate's re-election or to the office they're holding." Harrell's office has disputed that assessment.
This week, Wilson's 2010 campaign chairman said the $3,500 from Harrell for the inaugural gala was among 10 to 15 contributions for the event that were mistakenly not disclosed on Wilson's campaign disclosure forms.
The chairman, attorney Thad Westbrook, said the campaign will file an amended disclosure form that includes the previously missing contributions.
Wilson's move to return the contributions from Harrell and the Palmetto Leadership Council came after the Republican attorney general last week referred an ethics complaint against Harrell to SLED.
Wilson explained in a statement this week that he was returning the contributions from Harrell and the Harrell-tied group "in an abundance of caution to avoid even the slightest appearance or impression that this office could be compromised in any way."
Wilson will be in a position to pursue further investigation or prosecution of Harrell if SLED finds evidence to pursue.
Wilson asked the law enforcement agency last week to assign an agent to conduct an initial inquiry into criminal allegations against Harrell.
Among other things, the Republican House speaker has been accused of using his campaign account and office for personal gain by the leader of the S.C. Policy Council.


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On this week's edition of the program, Whitford and Godett review the team's games against Central Michigan and Toledo. They also reflect back on the team's last 3OT game...way back in 2000, when Whitford and assistant Jason Grunkemeyer were members of the opponent Miami Redhawks. Finally the show takes you inside the weight room to see how the Cards stay strong throughout the year.
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A team whose history is full of pretty boys (Carson Palmer), heroin addicts (Todd Marinovich), steroid abusers (pretty much all of them), and murderers (OJ). Occasionally they crank out a good player, but these can be hard to find among all the failures (see Bush, Reggie; Leinart, Matt; Williams, Mike). They think they have won a bunch of national titles, but don't realize that Div 1-A football doesn't actually have a champion. Thus, their trophies are roughly as valuable as awards for tiddlywinks competitions.
Is there a single decent human being on the USC Football Team? I guess not.
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The closest thing to a pro football team Los Angeles has.
Lame. LA doesnt have a pro team. WTF!!
Meh. USC football is pretty good. They could probably beat the Raiders.
Meh. USC football is pretty good. They could probably beat the Raiders.
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One of the best college football teams. Hadn't lost in years until the Rose Bowl against the Texas Longhorns. Still one of the best college football teams in the nation.
-Change the channel!! Why watch this trash when you can watch USC football!!?
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1) A really good football team that's not as good as they used to be.
2) University of Careless Little Assholes' rival.
2) University of Careless Little Assholes' rival.
The last time the USC football team won a national championship was in 2004. Unfortunatley, they lost to the Texas Longcocks in 2005.
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The Stetson University women's basketball program is proud to introduce "Hatter Happenings", a new bimonthly blog written by the student-athletes and coaches to allow fans to get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the daily activities of the program.
Head Coach Lynn Bria will pen the first blog that will be posted Monday. The authors will rotate throughout the school year and will provide their individual perspective on what has transpired on and off the court and preview what lies ahead.
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Stokesdale, NC -- The one place that parishoners called home on church nights is now gone.
Saturday night around 10:30 the Gideon Grove United Methodist Church was destroyed by fire. The building is located on Gideon Grove Church Road in Stokesdale.
More than 75 firefighters from several agencies worked for hours to put out a fire at the historic church in Rockingham County. Several crews stayed throughout the night to continue putting out hot spots.
Robert Cardwell, the Rockingham County Fire Marshall says the fire started in the santuary and quickly spread to the front. The roof collapsed but firefighters were able to save the church's fellowship hall which is connected to the santuary. At least 75% of the church is a loss.
Fire departments from Stokesdale, Summerfield, Huntsville, Oak Ridge, Greensboro, Madison, Jackson's Creek, Colfax and Bethenny assisted. Cardwell says firefighters had to shuttle water to the church because no hydrants were available.
The pastor of the church says there were a lot of memories in the building that stood from 1894.
"It was just hard to watch," says Rev. Lancaster. "There's been a lot of love, a lot of babies and weddings and funerals that has taken place in that church and so it was a lot to see go down."
Rev. Lancaster says she was excited to see the congregation show up last night. Members were able to save some items from the nursery, the kids room and even a picture commemorating the church's 100th anniversary.
The congregation of about 35 people will gather at its sister church for Sunday morning worship at Palestine United Methodist Church on Ellisboro Road.
Rev. Lancaster says they'll have a good Christmas despite the loss because "God will resurrect new things out of the ashes."
No one was in the building at the time of the fire but one firefighter had to be taken to the hospital for some medical issues.
Stay with digtriad.com and WFMY News 2 for updates on the investigation.
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In the realm of automotive sales, exclusive features often provide an important means of differentiating oneself from the competition. GM has OnStar and Ford has its SYNC functionality, a hot feature which allows for the integration of mobile phones and portable media players with Ford vehicles among other things. The feature was developed by software giant Microsoft in close collaboration with Ford, and is featured in many new Ford models, including the sleek and fuel efficient Ford Fusion hybrid.
The Ford and Microsoft partnership proved a match made in heaven and 80 percent of Ford's vehicles now feature the system. An update is on the way as well which is set to add turn-by-turn uploadable directions and more to the SYNC interface.
The system has been driving sales and has helped Ford likely be the only domestic automaker to avoid bankruptcy and government regulation. As a special thank you to Microsoft, Ford delivered Microsoft CEO and Detroit native Steve Ballmer a pale blue 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid, the millionth vehicle produce with Sync onboard according to Autoblog.
Ford CEO Alan Mulally personally delivered the new car to Mr. Ballmer. His purchase may have been largely a symbolic gesture, but the fun thing is Mr. Ballmer seemed genuinely excited. Of course, this isn't entirely surprising -- the Fusion is a very well-designed vehicle, rated an impressive 41 mpg, with many users report much higher mileages thanks to the car's aggressive fuel-saving strategies. Mr. Mulally pledged to "continue to innovate and expand the capability of SYNC by integrating even more new technologies that fit our customers' lifestyles."
Currently SYNC offers navigation and entertainment systems, and a feature called 911 Assist, which calls emergency services in the event of an accident (similar to GM's OnStar).
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quote: Oh and by the way, this car wasn't given away, he bought it. Alan only delivered it to him in person
quote: Oil won't get to nearly the price it was before. I think it is predicted it will settle somewhere between $2.50 and $2.75 which they actually say is a pretty healthy place for it to be.
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quote: Here is a challenge: list some reasonable significant pieces of tech innovation that has been blocked from spreading around the mobile device commercial ecosystem by legal action?
quote: Obviously IP legal action has led to various license fees being paid by various companies but they hardly matter except to the utterly incompetent non-Samsung Android OEMs and their problems are the result of being so incompetent that they are somehow failing to make a profit in the booming device markets. Any problems they have paying license fees are the result of commercial incompetence and not the inherent nature or weight of IP law.
quote: "...some large company will patent some obvious thing [and use the patent to] take as much of our profits as they want."


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Lander University is presenting a special six-part lecture series exploring the topics relevant to our current national political scene.
"The Politics of Democracy: A Political Symposium" will feature sessions led by members of Lander's faculty as well as speakers from a variety of educational-, political- and business-related fields.
All sessions will be held on the Lander campus, from 6:30-7:30 p.m., and they are free and open to the public. Because of limited seating, tickets are required for each session and may be obtained by contacting Lander's Office of Continuing Education at 864-388-8426 or email@example.com.
The next session in the series, "Politics and the Media," will take place Feb. 17. Presenters Jay Bender, an attorney for the S.C. Press Association and a visiting professor with the University of South Carolina School of Law, and Jason Brown, Lander assistant professor of mass communication, will look at the media's role in the continually polarized political structure. The lecture will also examine how the decline in daily newspapers and subsequent rise in online news sources have impacted the media's ability to effectively cover the political system.
The remaining four sessions will take place in March and will feature topics such as: "Regional Growth, Urban Sprawl and the Politics of the Environment," with Dr. Daniel Pardieck, Lander associate professor of environmental geology, and Brad Wyche, executive director with Upstate Forever (March 9); "The Picture of Southern Politics," with Dr. Donald L. Fowler, former chair of the Democratic National Committee, and Clemson University's Dr. J. David Woodard, a republican political consultant (March 16); "Religion and Politics," with Charleston attorney Robert Barber, a member of Lander's Board of Trustees and former member of the S.C. House of Representatives, and Dr. Laura Olson, professor of political science at Clemson (March 23); and "Foreign Affairs and International Trade," with Lander's Dr. Alan Green, assistant professor of economics, and Dr. Lucas McMillan, assistant professor of political science (March 30).
The political symposium lecture series is being sponsored by the American Democracy Project and the Jackson Lectures Series Endowment Fund. For more information about each session, please visit www.lander.edu.


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October 11, 2013 A truly great season, one not seen by a generation of Pirates fans, ended Wednesday night, and the way it ended should not have been a surprise. The Pirates' offense wasn't good enough. It never wa. more »»
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State police have released the name of the 42-year-old man crews were looking for in the Susquehanna River over the weekend.
Todd Martin's car was parked in the middle of the Norman Wood Bridge in Martic Township, Lancaster County, with all its lights on early Saturday, police said.
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Our Current Defense / What Holland Can Do *merged
Posted 02 August 2012 - 11:11 PM
...Ian White however doesnt get enough credit at all, I used to watch him play for the Leafs every game they played for the five years he was there and he's one of the most consistent D men there is imo. I was uber happy for him that he got to play with Lids as much as he did, even if it was for that one season...
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 02:30 AM
Which got me to thinking..... if the year is a lockout I wonder how much of Weber's $27 million will the Preds be liable for??????????????
Almost makes you think the Preds will vote FOR a lockout.... along with a few other teams regardless of what the players want.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 03:56 AM
Pretty sure he is owed the signing bonuses regardless. 26m
Detroit's defense will be so bad that the best thing that can happen for the Wings in 2012-2013 is that the year be another lockout.
Which got me to thinking..... if the year is a lockout I wonder how much of Weber's $27 million will the Preds be liable for??????????????
Almost makes you think the Preds will vote FOR a lockout.... along with a few other teams regardless of what the players want.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 06:49 AM
our current defense is incomplete...there are only 6 of them. Got to have that #7 guy. I wonder who it will be? What was that guy over in Europe that the Wings had interest in? There was a thread about it, but I cannot seem to find it... I know he had an O with a slash through it or something like that...
Are you thinking of Ole-Kristian Tollefsen? We got him in the Leino trade from Philly. I know he was always pegged as a marginal NHL player and spent all of his time with the Wings in GR. I think he decided playing back in Europe was better for him.
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 08:20 AM
Detroit's defense will be so bad that the best thing that can happen for the Wings in 2012-2013 is that the year be another lockout.
... what? Just how bad do you think they will be? Worst in the league? Worst in our conference... division? Please offer you insights as to why our D will be SO bad that it would be better to have a lock out than to play next season.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 08:28 AM
Kronwall / Ericsson
Quincey / White
Smith / Kindl
We obviously need to add a 7th defenseman, but who should it be?...
There are still a lot of remaining UFA defensemen, however for the most part they lack skill, youth or durability. Some of the available options include Pavel Kubina, Michal Rozsival, Jaroslav Spacek, Milan Jurcina, Carlo Colaiacovo, Scott Hannan, Brett Clark, Matt Gilroy, Chris Campoli, Kurtis Foster, Cam Barker...
Not an overly impressive list, although a couple are definitely worth a look at this point. If Ken Holland does throw an offer at one of these players chances are that player will play above and beyond expectations. For whatever reason when players pull that red and white jersey with the winged wheel over their head they play at the highest level imaginable.
Signing one of the above UFA's is a viable option, however I think the trade route is the more likely way to go, if nothing else because of the abundance of forwards on our roster.
Our forwards, once Abby is signed looks something like this...
Filppula / Datsyuk / Franzen
Nyquist / Zetterberg / Samuelsson
Bertuzzi / Helm / Brunner
Cleary / Abdelkader / Tootoo
Miller / Eaves / Mursak / Emmerton
We have 16 forwards with just two on a two-way contract being able to be sent down to Grand Rapids (Gustiv Nyquist and Damien Brunner) two of which are expected to make the big club out of training camp. We clearly need to shed a couple forwards, but who should it be?...
My personal opinion on players that are expendable are...
Franzen (streaky player that can be a real game changer, that would have the highest return value)
Miller / Eaves (great role players that are valuable to every team, that would have a decent return value)
Mursak / Emmerton (players that we don't necessarily need, that could fourish with a different team)
There are a few defensemen that have been rumoured to be on the move. This list includes Keith Yandle, Jay Bouwmeester, PK Subban, Dan Boyle, Mark Streit... Rumors are just that, so chances are some, if not all of these players will remian with their current teams. Sure, some are worth a phone call but I just don't see any of these players playing in Detroit next season. The most likely would probably be JayBo but I think that is a long shot as well.
None of this changes the fact that we need someone to fill out our blueline. So why not go after someone that will not require so much in return. One player in particular that I would love Kenny to go after would be Travis Hamonic. The kid is just 21 years old with two years under his belt over in Long Island. In those two years he has put up reasonable number on a weak Islanders team (135 Games Played, 7 Goals, 43 Assists for 50 Points) He's a big body at 6'2", 210 lbs. and he loves to use his big frame to his advantage (288 Hits and 275 Blocked Shots) and he's a right shot that we desperately need on our blueline.
I would love to have this kid, but am I being a little naive thinking that we could get him for a package something like Cory Emmerton, Jan Mursak and a later round pick (anywhere from 5th - 7th)...?
I think a pairing of Brendan Smith and Travis Hamonic would be absolutely lethal in a couple years...
Posted 03 August 2012 - 09:34 AM
Last time I checked - solid defense/goaltending wins
*Puts time machine back to 07-08*
During our 3 cups look at our top lines, no yzerman, fedorov, shanahan, hull, or robitaille. We don't have those now, big trouble ahead.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 09:37 AM
Honestly, though, there's not a ton of value on the market and the available trade options are limited. I like Roszival, Colaicavo, and am actually really interested in the idea of Barker - albeit only if he comes dirt cheap.
I don't think that Subban is a realistic option, I'm not sure he'd fit into the organization well since he likes to be flashy and showy, which I'm fine with, but I imagine is a turn off for some of the brass. Beyond that, I don't think he's truly available.
Boyle would be a good offensive plug, but still doesn't give us that top-tier guy we'd all love to get. That said, the only person I see doing that is Yandle and he's already been discussed ad naseum.
Obviously, Holland and Co. will do something, but I imagine we likely go into the season with Kronwall, White, and Quincey as our top 3 defensemen.
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 09:57 AM
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:03 AM
Last time I checked - solid defense/goaltending wins
Solid D and goaltending can get you a shutout....but if no one can score we're still stuck at 0-0.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:12 AM
Right now scoring goals isn't our #1 concern...
Solid D and goaltending can get you a shutout....but if no one can score we're still stuck at 0-0.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:14 AM
but here is what i think we need to consider: maybe the people we lost were the problem. maybe they were the weaker links defensively? and yes, i am even including lidstrom in that. because with all due respect to him, in his own end he had dropped off the last couple years. he was amazing on the PP the last few years and those great numbers helped mask the slide in his own end IMO. if you think back to the super embarrassing goal in game 4 against the preds where 3 guys chased the puck into the corner and left 2 guys wide open in front of the net, it was nick that left his man to chase; thats something you would have never seen from nick in his prime. please note i am not trying to pick on him specifically, but i know that if i accuse nick of poor play without providing an example, that i will get totally shelled. i will probably get totally shelled anyway.
but my point is this: we lost rafalski, stuart, and lidstrom. out of those 3, the only one i would say was effective in his own end before leaving was nick. rafalski was never a defensive specialist and was replaced by white. to me thats probably an upgrade in our own end. stuart really lacked any drive the last 1-2 years, so i honestly think quincey can replace him rather aptly assuming he gets his head out of his ass this coming season. so that just leaves nick. he is a player that could never be replaced, so that will just be through other players stepping up. kronwall has to continue to make strides as a top pairing guy. ericsson has to finally earn his contract and become a top 4 guy. smith has to come in and prove he is an nhl'er and show that he will be top 4 in the future. and kindl has to prove he can play every day in the nhl and contribute. thats how you replace nick. but as i said, i think in our own end it might not be as hard as i think nick excelled so much in the offensive aspects in his last few years.
i would have loved to get suter. it would have allowed guys to slot in a lot better. but maybe the changes we have made will end up for the better? maybe its time we finally put young guys in a position to succeed in a make or break type situation. at least if a guy like kindl fails we can finally know.
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:15 AM
Right now scoring goals isn't our #1 concern...
I know right, I mean we've got Samuelsson now.
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:21 AM
to me, thats the exact mistake we made with quincey. we only gave him these short little windows to perform. once he went to LA, he showed that if got minutes, he could play. while we certainly cant just give guys minutes because we want them to succeed, we also have to give them fair chances. i dont feel we've done that in that past because of our love for bringing in veterans. its time to find our next generation of players. sink or swim; s*** or get off the pot.
then if half the season goes by and someone isnt living up to expectations, thats when we bring someone in. but give them a decent chance not just training camp.
Edited by dobbles, 03 August 2012 - 10:23 AM.
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:43 AM
More likely, Holland will wait until after the CBA is worked out and probably partway into the season to better evualute the team.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:50 AM
He is tradeable, yes, but if the Wings lose him to improve the D, they have literally NO one to replace those goals. Streakiness aside, 25-30 goals is not easy to replace. Its not like the Wings signed an elite scorer this off season.
Unless a lot of scoring is coming back the other way in a trade, the Wings need Franzen this year.
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 11:27 AM
I would hardly call Franzen "expendable".
He is tradeable, yes, but if the Wings lose him to improve the D, they have literally NO one to replace those goals. Streakiness aside, 25-30 goals is not easy to replace. Its not like the Wings signed an elite scorer this off season.
Unless a lot of scoring is coming back the other way in a trade, the Wings need Franzen this year.
Finally, somebody that agrees with me. Franzen may float at times but he is good for 25+ goals a season. I think that he will have a big year and put up 40 this year. He is certainly capable.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 11:58 AM
I think that he will have a big year and put up 40 this year. He is certainly capable.
Capable, but not engaged enough. He SHOULD be a 35-40 goal scorer consistently given his skills and linemate. Instead, expect more of the same: scoring in bunches followed by long droughts in both production and effort, maybe some time spent injured, at least one odd excuse in the media along the lines of "not having fun" or "only care about playoffs", and come April he'll be sitting at around low 50s in points and high 20s in goals.
As far as shoring up the defense, Matt Gilroy could be intriguing and would at least be an improvement over Kindl and probably Ericsson, and he'll probably be decently cheap. Of course, we could always use one of these to get someone worth while :
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Posted 03 August 2012 - 12:29 PM
That defense would be killer.
Posted 03 August 2012 - 12:39 PM
Filppula, Samuelsson, Bertuzzi and 2013 1st to Buffalo for Tyler Myers. Franzen, Kindl, and 2014 1st to Tampa for Hedman.
That defense would be killer.
Is this a joke? Id rather not trade away half our offense for a couple dmen. We'd be better off before that trade.
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"It's one of our unwritten goals that we practice before we celebrate," Bellwood coach John Hayes said. "That's on the schedule."
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The Blue Devils are 11-1 and the top seed, while McCort is the No. 6 seed with a 9-3 record. The Crimson Crushers have won two previous district final meetings with B-A, but Bellwood beat McCort in the 6-A semifinals last year, 11-10, on Tyler Campbell's late field goal.
"You're not sure who you're going up against based upon the brackets. You just try to take one game at a time. It just so happens that a number of years we've just hit up," Hayes said.
Bellwood appeared primed for a deep run in this year's playoffs when it fell short against Penns Manor in the 2011 district final with a number of underclassmen in the starting lineup. The Devils quickly made it evident that they were up to the hype by besting Tyrone in those schools' annual season-opening rivalry game.
In recent weeks, it became clearer that the Crushers might be Bellwood's biggest hurdle en route to its first district championship since 2007. Late in the season, McCort waxed a Bishop Guilfoyle team on a six-game winning streak, 37-0. In the first round of the playoffs, the Crushers withstood more than 300 yards total offense from Danny Ferens and ousted defending champion Penns Manor, 32-29.
Last week, in the quarterfinals, McCort had a surprisingly easy time with Northern Cambria, 45-6.
"We're still getting better, week by week," second-year Crusher coach Kevin Sheridan said. "We feel we still have our best football left to be played, but we're approaching our best game. In the playoffs, we've gotten better, week after week."
Bellwood is coming off a very impressive performance of its own. The Devils limited Guilfoyle to 185 yards and went on a 17-play, 76-yard drive to start the second half against one of the best defenses in the area to post a 19-6 semifinal victory.
"I definitely think it helps our confidence. We went against a team that was much bigger and probably stronger, and we were able to prevail," Hayes said. "The second half, I think our kids realized what they could do."
It was the seventh consecutive game - and the ninth this season - in which Bellwood has given up two touchdowns or fewer. It also was the fifth time in six weeks the Blue Devils' opponent hasn't gotten to 200 yards offensively.
For a second straight game, the Devils will be matched with a team that also does a very effective job stopping the other team. Even with Ferens' huge game two weeks ago, McCort, led by 290-pound Christian Roman and 340-pound Lake Dorn in the middle of the line and a terrific group of defensive backs, only is giving up 243.0 yards per game; it held Northern Cambria to 120.
"They have a very strong defense. It's very strong and big up front on the inside, and they're very quick, athletic and aggressive in the secondary and on the perimeter. They take away a lot of what teams want to do," Hayes said. "Their defense is especially tough, and, in big games, it's come through for them."
More impressive is the Crushers' ability to play takeaway. They've forced 35 turnovers this season, including five each against Northern Cambria and Bishop Guilfoyle, games in which they scored multiple times on returns.
Ball security will be very important for the Devils, but Hayes said that's always the case.
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Tailback Casey Gray is spearheading the B-A offense with 1,519 yards and 21 touchdowns rushing. Quarterback Seth Worthing surpassed the 1,000-yard passing mark two weeks ago and also has run for seven TDs, making Bellwood one of the biggest tests the McCort defense has faced this season.
"As usual, there are not many weaknesses with this Bellwood team," Sheridan said. "They run the ball effectively with Casey Gray. Seth Worthing throws the ball well, but he's one of the fastest kids we've played all year long. If he gets out of the pocket, he can cause us trouble. [Ian] O'Shea, the tight end, does a great job blocking and catching the ball. There's a series of problems they present for us.
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The last two meetings have been decided by a point and four points or fewer have separated the teams in four of their previous five meetings. If Bellwood wins, it would be its sixth district title under Hayes.
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