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February 21, 2009 - Zach Baker
Tiffin's player of the week is sprinter Anthony Thomas, who finished first in the 200 meter dash and second in the 60 at the All-Ohio Indoor Championships in Findlay Saturday.
Thomas ran the 200 in 21.97, and the 60 in 6.85, one-hundreth of a second behind the first-place finisher.
Thomas' effort helped the Dragons finish second in the men's rankings, behind only Cincinnati. Tiffin's score bettered GLIAC rival Ashand and Division I Toledo.
Thomas is a junior from Cleveland.
On Heidelberg's side, junior guard Jim Smalley gets the nod after a 21-point performance against Otterbein Saturday and a 13-point effort against Capital Wednesday.
His efforts paced an 88-75 win over Otterbein, which clinched a spot for Heidelberg in the OAC Tournament. His performance against Capital helped the Student Princes almost knock off No. 11 Capital. HU lost, 79-76.
Smalley has started all 24 games this year and averages better than 12 points a game.
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Ambre Guidry
JENNINGS – Funeral services will be held at Gossen Funeral Home Chapel on Saturday, January 10, 2009 at 2 p.m. for Ambre Guidry, 82, who died Thursday, January 8, 2009 in American Legion Hospital in Crowley.
Interment will be in the St. Edwards Cemetery in Richard.
Surviving are companion, Mary Bearb; son, Jimmy Guidry and wife Judy of Scott; daughter, Sue Blackburn and Charlie of Cypress, Texas; daughter, Sonya Dunno and Richard of Iowa; son, Kendall Guidry of Magnolia, Texas; nine grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; sister, Eva Belle Trosclair and husband Ned of Scott; and sister, Elva Duhon of Duson.
He was preceded in death by parents, Theodore Guidry and Lorena Alleman Guidry; two sisters, Sadie Leger, Gladys Richard; and one brother-in-law, Skurdy Richard.
He was born Tuesday, July 13, 1926 in Church Point, son of the late Theodore Guidry and the late Lorena Alleman Guidry.
Friends will be received Friday, January 9, 2009 from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. and Saturday, January 10, 2009 from 8 a.m. until services at the Gossen Funeral Home of Rayne.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Gossen Funeral Home of Rayne.

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It has just started. I'm watching on Hungarian tv, I'm not sure if it's geoblocked.
Thank you for the link. It is working perfectly for me in the USA.
Do skaters not realize that they're allowed to skate to something other than Adele? I am so over Adele programs.
I missed the opening, hopefully I'll be able to catch it online later.
Very emotional skate from Brian, I had tears, just beautiful.
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We'd have no call for such a holiday if the Pilgrims had landed at Plymouth to find piles of gold, balmy climes and an all-you-can eat cornucopia.
Thanksgiving would mean ... nothing. A thought, perhaps. A prayer before a run-of-the-mill 17th Century gorging.
Without hardship, we couldn't know Thanksgiving.
It seems harsh to give thanks for the suffering of others, even 400-year-old suffering. But it took the Pilgrims' agony to teach a country -- and a county -- to appreciate its bounty.
When the weary Pilgrims left the Mayflower in 1620 they stepped into a bitter wind that coated their clothes, as one wrote, with an armor of ice. They stepped ashore to find a hard, unfamiliar world.
They built a common house, but it burned to the ground. Death came hard in winter that became known as "the starving time." More than 70 Pilgrims and crew died.
That was pain. That was the pain that gave us Thanksgiving.
It wasn't as if everything changed after that, either. Sure, native Americans -- especially Squanto -- helped them grow food and taught them to fish, but times were still brutal.
It was the misery that gave the pilgrims clarity of vision. When harvest finally did come, small blessings seemed monumental.
We are alive!
We have come through a storm!
We have the hope, at least, for a better future!
It feels like that in Alabama this year, where the hardships have coated us like a sheet of icy armor.
April seems far away, now, but its tornadoes took homes and neighborhoods, cities and lives. Almost 250 people -- friends, neighbors, relatives to many -- died across the state.
That, that was pain of Plymouth proportions.
And then came Jefferson County. After a decade of corruption, mismanagement and debt that costs each of us each and every month, the county filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history. It is not the same kind of pain, but it is frightening in this harsh economic climate, and globally embarrassing.
It has been a long year. It makes you wonder when harvest will come, when our Squanto will appear.
But to focus only on that would be to ignore the gift the Pilgrims gave us: the gift of Thanksgiving.
The gift of Thanksgiving is perseverance through death, disease and dysfunction, through the bad decisions and bitter times. The gift is the will to carry on without regret, even when we can't see how, or even why it's worth it.
Thanksgiving, now as then, is the vision to see the blessings through the blizzards. And it couldn't come at a better time.
We've been lashed by the fierce winds. We've endured our winter of hardship. What comes now --what comes next -- is recovery.
If the Pilgrims could give thanks for that, we can certainly do it now. We are thankful for many of the same things, for the necessities of food and family, of unexpected friendship and the rewards of hard work.
You do find out who your friends are when things are bad. You forget that health is a blessing until it is gone. Through hardship, we see our blessings more clearly.
We are alive. We have come through a storm. And we have, as always, hope for a better future.
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According to the Jackass star, it was a big misunderstanding – but he takes the blame and says it's now all been sorted out.
"A few days ago, I was filming some commercials for this show we are doing for MTV called Nitro Circus, so I took a bunch of silly props in my carry-on bag to the shoot," he writes online.
"When the shoot was over, the wardrobe girl packed my luggage so I could go home and, unbeknownst to me, she packed a FAKE hand grenade (a prop grenade that I'd taken to the shoot) in the front zipper of my luggage. Needless to say, when I was packing to go out of town this morning with my girlfriend and daughter, I didn't see the FAKE grenade in my luggage."
Deemed a ToyIndeed, a bomb squad determined that the grenade lacked a firing pin or explosive, according to the Associated Press. After being briefly detained, Knoxville, 38, was released by police and allowed to get on his American Airlines flight to Miami.
Though he describes himself as "bummed" after the incident, he praises police for being fair.
"The cops did their job and verified that it wasn't real," he writes. "Also, they were cool as they could be to me, considering the situation, and it is no one's fault but my own."
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Make the Most out of Small Spaces—Fun and Functional Design Tips for Students
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We are in urgent need of a Java Desktop Applications developer who can tweak our current java app.
1. Our Java App connects to our server (our server is PHP)
2. The app starts and ask for login, and app send a post request to server with url and get response in json format for log in to be successful.
3. This app is currently working with our project management tool. Each step/task in our tool is embedded with a timer that records time when a user starts/opens that step. As the step is started, the timer starts counting and the app starts capturing screen. All screen captures are uploaded to our server. The app captures at a random intervals of 2 minutes. When the step is paused or completed, the timer stops as well as the captures. Currently, the app is using a static name for the images to be uploaded to our server.
4. We currently have .jar executable file, we need Deployment(Installer) version for each different platform like Windows, Linux, Mac etc.
5. The app stores snapshots to the users' computer before storing it to the server
1. ALL snapshots should be stored automatically to the server and not to the users' computer.
2. Design Enhancements, add company logo on main app Accumulator page.
3. The app should be able to load automatically on start up and run from the tray - rather then the task bar.
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Times Staff Writer
Will Gibson is careful not to use the words "I" or "me" when pressed to talk about World War II.
He was a Navy submariner, and he said his experience was all about "us" and "we."
"We were in it together," said Gibson, whose boat patrolled the waters of the Pacific. "We counted on each other. We had to. It just takes one person making one mistake, and everybody's dead.
"You hear people talk about World War II heroes. I'm no hero. I just went and did my job."
Gibson, who grew up in New Jersey, quit high school and was studying the tool and die trade when he joined the Navy. His vocational experience made him perfect as a motor machinist, who worked to keep the distillers producing potable water and the diesel engines running.
His family didn't have money to send him to college, and he was counting on the GI Bill to pay for his education.
"And I was looking for a trade," he said.
Submarine life could be exhausting. Machinists like Gibson, now 80, had to stay up all night to run the engines to charge the batteries that allowed the submarine to go under water the next day. Still, he has good memories of those all-nighters.
He said his commanding officer wore dungarees like the rest of them and had no stripes on his shirt showing his rank. No salutes were required.
"He'd sit on the deck with you while you were running the distiller or doing whatever, and he'd share a cup of joe and some jokes with you," he said. "He wasn't Lieutenant This or That. He was just John or Bob or Mike.
"Of course, when you got back on land, things were different. You did salute then."
Gibson said potential submariners took three-day tests so that the Navy could determine if they were capable of handling three-month stints under water. The pressure could get intense, and they had to be able to keep quiet while Japanese sailors were trying to find them, he said.
"We'd be sitting in our skivvies, all of the fans turned off, sweating to death, not able to say a word," he said. "You can't have even one person going crazy, saying, 'That's it! I can't stand it any more!'
"You had to be able to get along with 70 other people in tight quarters. It's not for everyone."
Gibson said to pass the time, sailors would come up with funny contests, such as who could grow the bushiest beard or the best moustache.
One time, his girlfriend saw a picture of him with a beard, and she said if he ever grew it again, she wouldn't kiss him.
"And come June, we'll be married 56 years," he said.
After the war, Gibson was a member of the Navy team that manufactured and installed the first Schnorkle in a United States submarine, with technology gained from capturing German submarines. He left the Navy in 1947 but was recalled for the Korean War.
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Yup, I'm still having fun with this. Kirsten loved all the halloween bento boxes she got in her lunch this week. I must admit that I probably have as much fun making them with her and she does eating them. I figure I have to make her school lunches anyway, I might as well have a little fun while I'm doing it! Here's some bento's we made this week:
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Secure IIS Log Files
Microsoft's Internet Information Services (IIS) remains one of the most compelling targets for hackers and script kiddies. By default, these Web servers must allow public access to their resources. If I had to guess, I'd say these servers spend more of their time fending off attacks than actually serving up Web pages.
Unless your organization's Web site has been the victim of defacement or injection of some hostile code, a hacker's attempt to break into your Web server can often go unnoticed, thanks to the sheer volume of traffic that the server's likely to receive. But you can make things a little more difficult for hackers to hide their mischiefand easier for yourself to uncover their deeds. All it takes is adding a little security to your Web server's log files.
If a hacker attacks your Web serveror even if you just want to check its security statusWeb logs are the first place you should go for information. By default, you can find these logs in %SYSTEMROOT%/System32/logfiles.
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Now that your log files have a new home, you need to assign the directory the proper permissions. Follow these steps:
Log files are the only way you'll ever reconstruct events that aspire to bring down your Web server. Move them, monitor them, and consider transferring them daily (or backing them up) to an off-Web location.
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Drinking Game: Kings
Type: Card Game
People: 2+
Needed: Beer, cards, 1 center cup
How to play below...
Here is a tutorial of how to play kings. In the video the guy doesn't actually gives you the rules, but he at least shows you how to set up the game.
Basically all you need to do is put an empty solo cup in the center. Spread your cards in a circle around the center cup. Then go around the circle and each person Draws a Card. Each card means something, so all you need to do is follow the rules for each card. Game ends when all cards are drawn.
*A drink in this game is a big sip or roughly a second of drinking
*If you are the first person to break the circle (leave a space between two cards when you draw) you have to drink
*Person to pull the last King drinks the center cup
Cards and what they mean
Two: Two is for you...(pick a person to take a drink)
Three: Three is for me...(you take a drink)
Four: Touch the floor...(last person to touch the floor drinks)
Five: Five is for guys...(guys drink)
Six: Six is for chics...(girls drink)
Seven: Seven reach for heaven...(last one to raise their hand drinks)
Eight: Eight pick a date...(you pick another person to be your date. Whenever you drink they drink too)
Nine: Nine bust a rhyme ...(start off with a word, the next person has to say another word that rhymes with your word. First person that can't rhyme with the word drinks)
Ten: Ten is Categories...(pick a category (cars,beers,states,etc..) go around in the circle saying items from that category (IE- Coors, Miller, Budweiser, etc..) First one to blank on a item or repeat a previously said item drinks)
Jack: Jack is Never have I ever...(everyone raises three fingers...you then go around in the circle playing "never have I ever" (say something you haven't done, if someone else in the circle has done it they lower a finger) First person to lower all three fingers drinks)
Queen: Queen is question...(you ask a question to anyone playing, they then immediately ask a different person a question (you don't answer the questions, you jsut ask questions) First person who blanks on a question to ask drinks)
King: King is the big card. When you pull a King you first pour whatever amount of beer you want in the center cup (Remember, if you pull the last king you have to drink the center cup, so don't screw yourself by pouring the whole can) Then you get to make a rule. Common rules are if you swear you drink, if you say someones name you drink, people must call you by a certain name or they drink, if you swear you place your head on the table until the next person swears, etc...
Ace: Ace is Waterfall...(everyone stands up and starts to drink at the same time. You have to drink until the person next to you stops. The person who drew the ace gets to start and it goes around in a clockwise motion. Basically the person at the end of the circle gets screwed)
*Since I went to Penn State these are the generally accepted PSU rules...each school varies, you can change the card rules if you want. Only rule that stays is to get drunk
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Wrapped in aluminum and displaying a identical style to the present as well as past MacBook Pro designs, at first look it is difficult to identify the variations - but there are quite a few. On the outside a lot of large has been shaved off the dimension the product. It now actions 18mm dense as opposed to non-Retina show version 24.1mm dimension.
It is also a contact small too in all measurements as well as somehow Apple has missing 500g on the body weight in the procedure, it now loads 2.02kg. And while its not as mild as the MacBook Air, considering its dimension and energy, it is still very amazing. Your neck and returning will thank you for it in the lengthy run.
There are two different designs with different specifications available as well as of course, the capability to update further. At the top of the heap is a 2.7GHz quad-core The apple company i7 processor with turbo compressor increase up to 3.7GHz. You can also opt to update the storage to 16GB over the conventional 8GB as well as even update the disk generate from a 512GB SSD to a 768GB style. While improvements are possible at the factor of buy, they are not available afterward.
For a system that is so much about the lengthy run, it is not very upcoming evidence. You will not be able to update the storage or the disk generate, nor substitute battery energy yourself. And we do not just mean it is a bit challenging, it is actually difficult.
The only factor you might be able to do is update the SSD. We can see why The apple company has had to go down this path, it's all about dimension but it's still a pity, not just from a maintenance perspective but also from an ecological one. In few decades when technological innovation has shifted on, you will not be able to update this laptop to keep up.


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Ballantine's whisky has created a new bottle that uses electroluminescent technology to bring the label to life – making the bottle glimmer in the darkness – wowing consumers, especially those in darkened bars and clubs.
The visual effect is created using a label that appears like any normal label, it is flat and discreet, but once the lights go out the label comes to life, giving a 'pulsing effect,' 'like sound waves echoing the beat of music,' explains Jo Saker who worked on the project.
Designed exclusively for the on-trade market, the new self-illuminating Ballantine's whisky bottle is part of the brands "Leave an Impression" campaign which has seen Ballantine's whisky create a number of illuminating t-shits that appeal to a younger clubbing generation.
The new look Ballantine's whisky limited edition illuminating bottles will be available worldwide.
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It's that time of the year again where you need to get your sweet tooth in the festive spirit! We have the perfect recipe to help you do that: Treelights cupcakes – made with Candy Buttons! Bring it to your weekend holiday celebration or simply indulge to start feeling some of the seasonal joy!
For the cupcakes:
- 1 & ½ cups of sugar
- 2 & ½ cups of cake flour
- 1 & ½ cups of vegetable oil
- 1 Tbsp of cocoa powder
- 1 cup of buttermilk
- 1 tsp of distilled white vinegar
- 1 tsp of vanilla extract
- 1 tsp of baking soda
- 2 large whole eggs
- 1 tsp of salt
- 2 Tbsp of liquid red food coloring
For the frosting and decorations:
You can definitely use pre-made frosting here! These are the ingredients if you choose to make a cream creamy frosting.
- 1/2 cup of unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 8 oz. of cream cheese, softened to room temperature
- 1 & ½ cups of powdered sugar, sifted to remove clumps
- ½ tsp of vanilla extract
- liquid green food coloring
- Candy Buttons
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- metal cupcake baking tray
- 1 large and 1 medium mixing bowl
- mixer (stand or hand)
- measuring cup
- 1 tsp, and 1 Tbsp measuring spoons
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- large spoon
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- small frosting spatula
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- Pre-heat oven to 350°F or slightly warmer to 375°F depending on the size and strength of your oven.
- In the medium mixing bowl using the whisk, combine the sugar, cocoa powder, cake flour, baking soda, cocoa powder and salt.
- In the large mixing bowl, use the mixer to beat together the eggs, vegetable oil, buttermilk, vanilla, distilled white vinegar and liquid red food coloring. Mix until all ingredients in the bowl are blended completely.
- Once the mix in the large mixing bowl is completely blended, slowly pour in the combined dry mix from the medium mixing bowl.
- Using the mixer, blend this mixture until completely combined.
- Line the cupcake trays with the cupcake liner cups.
- Fill each cupcake liner cup about 2/3 full using the large spoon. It's best to take this step very slowly so as not to overflow the liners or cause a mess from the dripping spoon.
- Bake for approximately 18-20 minutes. You do not want to over-bake here. The best way to tell that your cupcakes are ready is to use a tooth pick to poke into the cupcake. When it comes out clean without cupcake batter on it, they are ready. Tip: it's sometimes helpful to rotate the cupcake tray halfway through baking to ensure complete baking coverage.
- Remove the cupcakes from the oven and move the tray to either a wire cooling rack or a cooled counter top in order for them to cool completely. It is often best to leave these overnight to cool. Note: It is very important to wait this out. Attempting to frost warm cupcakes will tear up the top of the cupcake.
- While the cupcakes cool, you can also choose to make your own frosting. Using the mixer, blend together the vanilla, butter and cream cheese.
- Once these are completely blended until the mix has a fluffy consistency, slowly add in the powdered sugar. If you do this gradually, it will make for easier mixing.
- Blend with the mixer on a low speed until completely combined and smooth.
- Add in the green food coloring in gradual drops, mixing on low speed as you go. It's your decision as to the shade of green you want. Just be sure not to add too much green food coloring as it causes the frosting to become slightly more watery.
- Fill the frosting pastry bag with your frosting.
- Once cupcakes have cooled completely (often it's best to wait until the next morning to ensure they've set) use the frosting pastry bag to frost the cupcakes with ample frosting. You want the entire top to be covered.
- Use the frosting spatula to smooth your frosting into the desired shape and finish. It might take a few tries to get the desired tree shape, but don't get discouraged! It's your chance to be creative, so feel free to experiment!
- After frosting, place the Candy Buttons sporadically around the green frosting in a pattern that matches what you would see for stringed lights on a Christmas Tree.
- For the star, you can use yellow Candy Buttons or, as we did, break yellow NECCO Wafers in half to create the star shape.
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Edits In Short: December 26
Didn't get time to read the edit pages in today's papers? Don't worry. We've read them for you!
The Hindu, December 26, 2012
Primary Neglect – Editorial
Thanks to the large number of unfilled vacancies in our Primary Health Centers (PHCs), providing universal health coverage in India is going to be a major challenge states this edit. "A well functioning health system should have at least 23 health workers per 10,000 people, while the statistic for India is 19." And even this statistic is not uniform across India.
The edit lists out the states where the situation is pathetic, and vacancies are up to 71% in PHCs. "Many more medical and nursing colleges and institutions for health worker training should be opened on a war footing."
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/primary-neglect/article4238626.ec
More than one drop at a time – Editorial
Pakistan's battle against polio, the edit states, is a reflection of the nation's struggle with itself, "only its existential fight is more crippling." While Pakistan had made great headway in reducing new cases of polio in 2005, the figure jumped up by 2011.
The campaign suffered a setback when it was discovered that a doctor in the anti-polio programme had helped track down Osama bin Laden's hideout for the CIA. Earlier this year, the Taliban had warned that there would be a ban on the anti-polio drive in North Waziristan till US drone attacks didn't stop. Add to that, last week's killing of nine polio health workers.
"That the conspiratorial canard against something as essential as the polio drop has spread so wide despite the government roping in clerics and 'brotherly' Saudi Arabia to sanctify it is instructive." The counter-offensive it warns, has to be multifaceted because the enemy has developed an ability to reincarnate itself in various forms and in places least expected.
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/more-than-one-drop-at-a-time/article4238627.ece
The temptation of anarchy – Main Article
Harish Khare, political analyst and former media adviser to PM Manmohan Singh, writes – "There is a heady feeling in the air that we have a licence to defy and disrupt, and force our rulers to make concessions on our terms."
Although he writes that there was "gruesome brutalization and rape of a 23 year old woman" and that "political leaders and parties have vacated the ramparts of moral respectability", he laments that "once the polity and its authorized executives panicked over a televised fast at Ram Leela grounds and agreed to sit across the table with 'civil society' to frame laws, an unhappy precedent was set."
Words and phrases like, "disrupt", "defy", "orgy of revulsion", "connoisseurs of chaos" find lots of space in this article that eventually leads to the conclusion that "it is imperative that our leaders do not panic into conceding too much to the 'anger'" and, "citizens have a collective obligation to see that the excesses of democracy do not drown the Indian state and its already frayed capacity to produce wholesome order."
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/the-temptation-of-anarchy/article4238634.ece
Old Adversaries in new face-off – Op-Ed
A must-read article on the forgotten Punjab war on terror. Chander Suta Dogra writes that the acrimony between the Punjab police and the judiciary is increasing now that the prominent trials against policemen and Khalistan militants are culminating in the courts. "And with each acquittal and dismissal, the role of the judges is coming under scrutiny".
In 1997, KPS Gill wrote to the then-prime minister IK Gujral – "What is to be said of judges who failed to administer justice according to the laws of the land for over a decade in terrorist related cases."
Over 1700 policemen died while fighting terrorism and scores of cases were registered against them for human rights violations. But lean sentences for terrorists, and cases like Taran Taran's SSP who committed suicide following a case of extra-judicial killing against him, have angered the Punjab police.
Last December, the Supreme Court in a plea by a Punjab police officer put down in writing that "The path chartered by the High Court inevitably reflects a biased approach. It was a misplaced sympathy for a cause that can be termed as being inconsistent to the legal framework."
The times may be saner writes Dogra, but the finger-pointing is just as vicious.
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/old-adversaries-in-new-faceoff/article4238646.ece
The Hindustan Times, December 26, 2012
Friends only in official circles – Editorial
India's relationship with Russia right now is much like India's relationship with the Soviet Union was. New Delhi buys Russian nuclear plants, heavy machinery and weapons while India Inc finds Russia a difficult place to do business, tourists hardly go there and for students it's a last resort. Post-liberalisation, the edit states, Indians know Russia largely as a type of salad!
For things to improve "there have to be both common interests at the State level and a comfort factor at the civil level. India and Russia continue to struggle with the latter part of the equation."
Full Article: http://www.hindustantimes.com/editorial-views-on/Edits/Friends-only-in-official-circles/Article1-980735.aspx
Get the basics right – Main article
Harsh Mander, Director, Centre for Equity Studies, pens another article on the recent rape case. "It's not by threatening rapists with death that violence against women will end. We need to ensure that gender equality becomes a way of life."
He writes that the death penalty is fundamentally wrong. What we need are police reforms in investigation and prosecution and judicial reforms. "We also need to turn the torchlight within…and reflect as a people about the ways we bring up our boys and men, discouraging their gentler nurturing instincts and teaching them to be aggressive, dominating, violent, and disrespectful of women and girls."
Full Article: http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/HarshMander/Get-the-basics-right/Article1-980729.aspx
The Indian Express, December 26, 2012
Two-minute solutions – Editorial
The edit states that the solutions demanded by the India Gate protestors against sexual violence are excessive, and TV news has contributed to an "illiberal clamour". It also lists UPA's faulty communication mechanisms, attributing it to the "peculiar way authority is structured in the UPA". In the end, the edit blames both an "aloof state" and an "impatient and immoderate" media and civil society for the lack of a thorough look at sexual violence. Oh and yes, gives no solutions of its own.
Full Article: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/twominute-solutions/1050088/
Cricket minus noise – Editorial
The edit comments on the lack of the usual sound and fury surrounding Indo-Pak cricket matches, but hastens to add that this doesn't mean that players of the two teams have lost their "zing". It is just that they have mellowed and are focusing on the game rather than the peripheral rhetoric.
Full Article: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/cricket-minus-noise/1050087/
Rage and helplessness – Main Article
Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes about the Delhi protests and the two types of anxiety he says it's generating. First, that the establishment – feeling unsettled – is responding with the language of order. Second, that the movement is misdirecting its anger to the government and not to a deeper social malaise. Mehta agrees with the second critique. He also agrees that one of the reasons for that is that traditional structures of family and religion have lost their authority.
Yet, he also writes that "our political system is not geared up for the idea that serious moral conversation will have an element of public mobilization". And states that the protest is not just about rape, but a "largely justified" contempt of the State. Mehta also questions the role of the politician, and writes that our politicians have a deep disconnect and an "absence of common decency", which is resulting in anti-political politics.
"We are in a peculiar position where the state positioned itself as a vanguard, and then got lots in its own pathologies". Statism has been bestowed on us by the state.
Full Article: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/rage-and-helplessness/1050086/
The Times of India, December 26, 2012
Seize The Opportunity – Editorial
TOI through this edit seems to have taken on the role of the Congress-revitalising committee. It states that the victory in Himachal Pradesh will see the Congress "build some positive electoral capital at state and national levels". Himachal, the edit states, can help Congress in this respect because of its excellent social indicators, robust rural health infrastructure and a high literacy rate of 84%. Nor does Congress have "quarrelsome coalition partners to tie it down."
It ends by pointing out that in two months the Congress will present its last budget, and shouldn't transfer additional burdens on people and keep fiscal deficits down. It's not too late for the Congress to refurbish its image!
Anyone listening to the advice?
Full Article: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/edit-page/By-demonstrating-good-governance-in-Himachal-Congress-can-make-the-state-its-springboard/articleshow/17758917.cms
Egypt At Crossroads – Editorial
This edit laments that Egypt's political turmoil seems likely to endure, and it exposes "the deep polarization in Egyptian polity and society". The draft charter that does little to protect human rights and safeguard the interests of religious minorities and women is being rushed through in spite of opposition from various parties.
Morsi and his supporters "would do well to distinguish between a majoritarian democracy and a liberal democracy".
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No country for Women – Main Article
In one of the most intelligent pieces on the recent rape, Swagato Ganguly, Senior Editor TOI, writes that sexual crimes in India committed publicly and with all fearlessness represent a social and sexual churning which the archaic administrative and political systems are unable to cope with.
In a city like Delhi where facilities provided to policemen are poor and keep degrading and they're expected to pay for fuel from their meager salaries, how can they not turn out corrupt, brutal, negligent or sexist?
Also, with a middle class on the cusp of modernity where young people learn more than their fathers, and women (the standard bearers of tradition) earn as much as men and exercise choice and autonomy, social hierarchies are unsettled and the scene is set for a traditional and patriarchal backlash.
"Instead of keeping up our ambivalence about modernity…we need to see security as an essential element of infrastructure and development planning."
Full article: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/edit-page/No-country-for-young-women/articleshow/17759022.cms
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Its a secret thought of mine that almost everybody here is a rabid contrarian - even the shorts. Why would a normal short go out of his way to fine such an excellent company when the sector abounds with Mediocre companies - many that will be on the verge of bankruptcy (the Short Dream, I guess) if these PM prices should stick around very long... and I'm very much a contrarian, just a cautious one.
I bought in yesterday at 22.16 then spent the evening with nothing more interesting to do than try to find everything I can about what supports the price of Silver. There's over a million Chinese Housewifes, there's dwindling government reserves, there's the miner "cash cost" and there's something being called "all-in" costs. I searched and read more and more late into the evening.... and its a lot of information and no precise way to determine anything. And bless the millions of Chinese Housewives, but their husbands are likely to trade her Gold / Silver for ground up Horn of Rhinoceros powder, so what do they REALLY know about all this stuff anyway?
THEN "The Street" came out with a "Hold" after re-iterating their bullish sentiment over and over when SLW was in the middle 20's.... and lower 20s.
THAT DOES IT. Not scientific, I know, but If the Street is saying Hold then this stock is set to bounce - somehow, someway...
Jesse Jame Krammer! :o)
All you need to know is the FED in collusion with the US Government is crashing down paper gold and silver to shake out cash for the stockmarket and silver will be in the pits until this stockmarket which is being supported by the FEDs $85 billion money printing and lots of bulls##t and duct tape collapses and that may be awhile yet. Keep you powder dry for quite awhile..
I like your thoughts on silver!
Growing Chinese retail demand should support the POS, but on the other hand the metal's supply side does not look rosy. There's a significant oversupply which won't go away overnight as it took several years to build. Instead the producers will try to squeeze their costs in order to stay in production and generate cash flow as long as possible. So the bottom in market price might be somewhat flexible and not as robust as investors in the metal or in companies like SLW would like it to be.
The currency race to the bottom along with one of the top teams in the world, Abenomics, has distinguished itself as the premier event of our times.
We no longer are winning the race. Lew knows it, Ben knows it. It's their way of excusing what they're doing.
Thus, the almighty Buck strengthens and PMs lose their luster.
Wait for the pitstop and the lap count.
The buck is still losing steam, just the measurements have changed to protect the guilty.
The games will continue and PMs will have their day.
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To prematurely ejaculate in you pants while dancing close with a girl.
I was about to hook up with this chick, but i toups'd.
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The level beyond high.
Damn, Nick is to up.
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the devil symptoms; to have large horns grow from one's forehead
wow! that guy is toupsing, his horns nearly knocked me out when he turned his head.
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(toe up) a word coming from ebonic roots meaning "torn up". Often times used in therapy terminology to refer to something that is torn up.
Henry's ego is completely and utterly to up.
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Also referred to as "Toupee", when one gets so hammered at a party they begin to think they can dance. A toup is usually accompanied by a large crowd gathering around to laugh or gawk at the spectacle. (Note: This only applies when the person really CANT dance)
"Oh my god look at Jared he's hammered. What's he doing, is he, OH MY GOD JARED'S ABOUT TO TOUP"
Girl: "Wow did you see that chubby kid toupee last night?"
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Girl: "Wow did you see that chubby kid toupee last night?"
Guy:"His name is Jared AND HE'S BIG BONED"
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Tore up. Having amazing sex.
From the albumn Stankonia by Outkast, Kim & Cookie (interlude), Kim: "went home with the mothafucka, now i'm thinkin i'm fittina to goddamn get my ass to' up!"
додав gangster 20 11 16 Травня 2011
Arkansas/Lousiana slang term for a frog gigging expedition.
"Rodney and Kyle took Billie out on his first Toups last night."
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The St. John's School Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheer Squads cheered, flipped, stunted and jumped their way to top awards at the National Cheerleaders Association Cheer Camp at Sam Houston State University.
With 27 Cheer squads in attendance from across the state of Texas, the14-member Varsity squad and 15-member Junior Varsity squads won Top Team in the Game-Time Division.
"I am so proud of both teams," St. John's School Head Cheer Coach Jamie Everett said. "They really worked together as a team and St. John's is so proud of all their major accomplishments."
Both the St. John's Varsity and Junior Varsity squads won Game-Time Top Team in the Small Varsity and J.V. Divisions for their excellence in team performance that includes performing a cheer along with their stunts, tumbling and jumps.
"For the second year in a row, our teams have won the Game-Time Top Team trophies . . . this is such a huge accomplishment to be able to bring these trophies home back to back," Everett said. "They worked so hard to achieve these awards with long hours of practice and dedication."
Everett said that the hard work paid off in other areas, too.
The St. John's School Varsity received the S.P.O.T. award given to the squad with the best safety techniques in stunting, three Spirit Sticks and All Superior Ribbons in every single one of their evaluations. The St. John's Junior Varsity received four Spirit Sticks and All Superior Ribbons on their evaluations as well. As a result of their top awards, both the SJS Varsity and JV Cheerleaders have been invited to compete at the National Cheerleaders Association National Competition in January 2013 in Dallas.
Additionally, nine cheerleaders were nominated to be All-American Cheerleaders, which is the most prestigious award given to an individual cheerleader by the National Cheerleaders Association. All-American Cheerleaders are nominated by NCA staff members and then have to try out and become selected. According to the National Cheerleaders Association, cheerleaders can be nominated for All-American by displaying superior technique in the following categories: jumps, tumbling, stunting, motion technique, leadership and dance. The nominees were: Paige Albert, Kate Bomar, Meg Bres, Caroline Cowan, Eleni Demeris, Isabel Wallace – Green, Taylor Heeg, Aanie Phillips and Robby Rybarczyk.
Once nominated, these nine St. John's cheerleaders went through an additional solo try-out. From that individual competition, three St. John's School Varsity cheerleaders were ultimately named 2012 NCA All-Americans: Paige Albert, Meg Bres and Robby Rybarczyk.
Everett said that she is thrilled with the success of the St. John's School Cheer program.
"The program has grown so much!," she said. "We now have the biggest Junior Varsity team ever in all my years at SJS, with 15 members. And there are so many new athletes on the team this year. I am enjoying seeing so much growth in the SJS Cheer Program – it is truly a special thing to coach all of these amazing student-athletes."
The 2012 – 2013 St. John's School Varsity Cheerleaders are: Seniors Haishat Alli, Caroline Cowan (Captain, ) Eleni Demeris (Captain), Audrey Eyring, Robby Rybarczyk and Maddy Schulz and Juniors: Paige Albert, Meg Bres , Christie Dawson , Mary Ellison, Taylor Heeg, Jinni Kim, Christina Moss and Gracie Voss.
The 2012 – 2013 St. John's School Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: Sophomores Kate Bomar (Captain), Isabelle Wallace-Green, Sarah Hansen, Aanie Phillips, Emily Sherron and Tiffany Yue and Freshmen: Paige Avery, Allison Buass, Alana Flores, Sophie Lanier, Phoebe Myers, Mary Pat Patrizi, E. Robins, Lauren Smith and Isabella Sturgis.
Everett said that the 29 St. John's School cheerleaders will be working this summer to get ready for football season in the fall.
" I am very excited about the upcoming season," she said. " We are ready to get on the sidelines to cheer on our football team. Go Mavs!"
The National Cheerleaders Association Cheer Camp at Sam Houston State University was started in 1948 by Lawrence Herkimer. Herkimer is the founder of the National Cheerleaders Association and his camp at Sam Houston State University was the first-ever cheerleading camp in the United States. Herkimer, who was a cheerleader at Southern Methodist University, is also credited with creating a signature cheerleading jump, called the "Herkie."


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1989 Dan Marino Miami Dolphins Signed Game-Used Home Jersey
Starting Bid - $1,000.00 , Sold For - $4,112.50
Offered here is an extraordinary Dan Marino game jersey that is accompanied by the impeccable provenance of originating directly from the personal collection of former New England Patriots free safety Fred Marion. Graded a perfect A10 by MEARS. Ideally, Marion has provided a signed, handwritten letter attesting to its provenance that reads in full: "This Dan Marino game-worn jersey was given to me by Dan Marino after the Dolphins-Patriots game in Miami on December 10, 1989. I played safety for the Patriots in that game and Dan lit us up for 300 yds that day in a 31-10 victory, but I guess that happened to a lot of defensive backs over the course of his great career. The jersey has been in my possession since that day and was displayed in my bar along with his Pittsburgh [college] jersey for many years. It still has some visible mud stains on the right shoulder and sleeve area, I hope from a hit or sack and not from a first-down scramble. Sincerely Fred Marion [signed]." The aqua mesh jersey features the number "13" on the front, reverse, and each shoulder, and is lettered "Marino" on the reverse above the number. All numerals are silk screened in white and outlined in orange. All letters are silk screened in solid white. A Miami Dolphins team emblem appears on each sleeve. A "Wilson" exclusivity label, reading "Tailored Exclusively for Presige Teams by Wilson," and adjacent "48" size tag appear on the left front tail. Marino has signed the jersey "Dan Marino 13" in black marker ("7") on the reverse numeral "1." Original and unaltered, the jersey displays light wear, including light soiling along the shoulders and sleeves as mentioned by Marion in his letter. The important provenance of this jersey, not to mention its date-specific use, makes this one of the finest Marino jerseys in existence. Marino passed for 3,997 yards and 24 touchdowns in 1989. Considered one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history, Marino retired in 1999 as the career leader in pass attempts (8,358), completions (4,967), passing yards (61,361), and touchdown passes (420). Although Brett Favre has just recently broken each of those records, Marino still holds the record for most passing yards in a season (5,084) and most games with 400 or more yards passing (13). He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005. Graded A10 by MEARS (5 point base grade, plus 5 points for provenance). This is one of fourteen Dan Marino Jerseys listed in the MEARS population report and one of only three graded A10. This jersey has been consigned to this auction directly from the personal collection/inventory of world-renowned bat and jersey authenticator David Bushing. LOAs from Dave Bushing & Troy Kinunen/MEARS and James Spence/JSA. Reserve $1,000. Estimate $2,000/$4,000. SOLD FOR $4,112.50
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The only thing hard about this fantastic frittata is deciding when to serve it. Made with chicken, cheese and sweet and chewy sun-dried tomatoes, it's wonderful for breakfast, lunch or dinner.—Sharon Delaney-Chronis, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- 10 large eggs
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 4 tablespoons minced fresh basil or 4 teaspoons dried basil, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened and cubed
- 1-1/4 cups shredded cooked chicken
- 1/2 cup oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, patted dry and chopped
- 4 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese, divided
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, whisk eggs, cream, 3 tablespoons basil, salt and pepper. Stir in cream cheese, chicken, tomatoes and 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese.
- Heat a 10-in. ovenproof skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-low heat. Pour in egg mixture; cover and cook 8-12 minutes or until nearly set. Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan cheese.
- Bake, uncovered, 12-16 minutes or until eggs are completely set. Let stand 5 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining basil; cut into wedges. Yield: 8 servings.
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Sticker Fashionista: A Year in Fashion
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• A fashion sticker book that really reflects contemporary fashion • Over 40 outfits and c. 200 stickers • Short texts give fashionrelated information and fascinating facts • A choice of outfits lets the reader be the stylist • A must for fashionistas of all ages
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A Year in Fashion gives fashion sticker books a makeover. Following the fashionistas through a year of stylish events, this book is a covetable follow-up to Sticker Fashionista. With gorgeous illustrations of amazing clothes, it should appeal to fashion lovers of all ages.
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By comparison, the latest Society for Information Management 2011 Annual CIO survey found that companies typically spend 3.55 percent of their annual revenues on information technology.
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IndependenceIT allowed Engelbert and his team to scale information technology operations quickly while delivering predictable costs to the finance department. While cost savings were the original reason for moving to the cloud, officials said that STI found that the technology had additional benefits and could bolster its merger and acquisition, audit and strategic information technology operations.
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EPPJ discusses mosquito spraying in special meeting
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The Evangeline Parish Police Jury held a special meeting Monday, September 29, to discuss mosquito aerial application around the parish.
Parish Engineer Ronnie Landreneau informed the jury it received three bids for mosquito aerial application. The low bid was from Vector Disease Control at a cost of $1.77 per acre. The other two bids were from Clark Mosquito Control ($2.20 per acre) and Mosquito Control Contractors Inc. ($2.08 per acre). The jury approved the bid contingent on the Department of Health and Hospitals' (DHH) approval of the parish plan, which outlined all acres that would be sprayed. However, Landreneau said there was some trouble getting DHH to approve the plan.
When the planning phase began, the parish's plan contained over 200,000 acres to be sprayed. Landreneau said DHH is looking at the issue based on population, so many of the rural areas would be left out of the plan. A second plan was sent to DHH containing 125,000 acres. That plan was also rejected, according to Landreneau. A third plan, containing only 85,000 acres, was submitted recently. Landreneau said he was able to speak with a representative at DHH and was told verbally that the plan was still too large.
Jury President Bob Manuel said the jury is currently speaking with Representative Bernard LeBas and Senator Eric LaFleur in an attempt to have DHH approve the plan containing 85,000 acres.
Juror Eric Soileau said if rural areas have to be bypassed, then the spraying will not solve anything, as those are the areas mosquitoes are coming from. Landreneau said this spray was a contact killer, so it would not prevent the mosquitoes from coming back into sprayed areas.
Soileau said he wanted to go on record that although the jury is accepting this reduced plan now, that they will continue to try to get more areas sprayed in the future.
After the meeting, an agreement was reached between DHH and the parish. According to Secretary/Treasurer Doug Deville, a plan was approved with 106,777 acres. Spraying began Tuesday night.


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Just back from some R&R on my favorite island, Nantucket. I've been going since I was a kid. The first time, I think, my mom took me, when I was about 6. My older brother was in North Dakota for the summer, living with family friends who own a ranch. I think Mom was trying to make me feel better about the sadness and jealousy I felt because the brother I idolized wouldn't be with me all summer, and worse, he'd be having fun. I didn't really have that little girl thing of wanting horses–it hit me later when my little sister got horses (again, jealousy?).
Anyway, Mom and I went to Nantucket and stayed at the long-gone Bayberry Inn. Just us gals. We went to the Whaling Museum and rode bikes out to 'Sconset. We saw a silent movie. I got an epic sunburn at Children's Beach near Brandt Point and we dined at the Jared Coffin House. I returned many times later, and Nantucket became a regular spot for us to sail to–I think I knew the harbor better than I knew the interior.
Now, decades later, it's a cherished place where I have friends who are part of my very being. It's also a gorgeous place to relax and have fun.
Friends who have businesses there are having a slightly bumpy season with the economy's being unsettled, but it seems that Straight Wharf and Centre and Water streets are filled with people who really want to be on island because they love it, and not for "social climbing" reasons. A restaurateur I know said, "We're having a pretty good season, nothing like years past. But no one is inches from my face on a busy Saturday night when we have no tables, seething, and saying through gritted teeth, 'Do you know who I am?' Maybe we won't be able to take a vacation ourselves this winter, but I'll live longer."
Thanks to my gracious and generous hosts, Cary and Dominick, and the good company of Steve, Cindy, and Kristen, I had a terrific time. I brought my bike and rode around swiping beach-rose petals (for rose-petal jam) and taking photos. I ran into a gaggle of guinea hens. I thought they were turkeys at first, but sure enough, guinea hens. I had lunch with Hurricane Mel and Aunt Sandy at the Galley (54 Jefferson Ave., 508-228-9641) — smack dab on the beach looking out on Nantucket Sound. Drinks and fried calamari at the RopeWalk on the dock at Straight Wharf. Walked Tupancy Links with the ever-so-silly Irish terrier Brody. Ran into Leah and Sarah on Orange Street. (I didn't even know they knew each other.) A sunset cruise on the Endeavor and warm buttered lobster rolls at York Street House. Some sunbathing.
Had a lethal mai tai at Sarah and Jack's (my new best friends–they may not know it yet, so let me tell them first) in Madaket. And a trifecta of good meals from the three restaurants run by my pals Seth and Angela Raynor: The Pearl, Boardinghouse, and their latest, Corazon del Mar.All were crazy delicious, but the ceviche bar at Corazon was absurdly delicious: bracing, satisfying, authentic, and addictive. Por ejemplo, the lobster ceviche: a crisp corn tortilla topped with avocado, shaved red onion, aji Amarillo (roasted Peruvian pepper, slightly sweet and spicy), and marinated lobster meat. Get thee to the ferry boat!
When on island (and sometimes on mainland), we enjoy a special summer drink named for its creator, the "Cindy Joyce." It's almost as refreshing as she is.
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3 parts Paul Newman lemonade
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Cindy insists on using Triple 8, which is made on Nantucket and Paul Newman lemonade–we've tried others and it's good, but no "Cindy Joyce!" Oh and if you're lucky enough, a "Cindy Joyce" with Cindy Joyce is one of life's greatest treats.


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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Senior Sean White scored three touchdowns Friday to lead the Swamp Foxes to their third straight victory.
Ashley Ridge (3-4) handed Colleton County (2-5) a 44-25 loss during the Region 8-AAAA opener for both teams.
"We played well in spurts," Ashley Ridge coach Kenny Walker said. "Our offense ran the ball well. The offensive line of Jonathan Byrd, Keith Clark, Tyler Moss, Kenny Glover, Devin Parker, along with Steven Truelove and Noah Carter, gave our backs room to run."
White thrilled fans in The Swamp, making four receptions for 112 yards and carrying 18 times for 108 rushing yards and three scores. Junior running back Tyler Garland rushed for 135 yards and a TD.
The Swamp Fox defense also provided some big plays, including a Pick 6 by outside linebacker Tyquan Tucker. Defensive back Kendall Felder made another interception for Ashley Ridge, his fourth of the season.
"Defensively we caused turnovers and contained another good quarterback most of the night," Walker said.
Tyler Moore finished with a team-high 10 tackles, including a sack, and forced a fumble. Sophomore linebacker Brandon Brown had nine tackles on the night. Damon Smalls forced a fumble and recovered it.
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Hoping for a Pats-Packers finale
January 16, 2008 - Neil Rudel
If you've clicked in to see more barbs with John Mehno, not today.
I surrender. Bad enough Mehno started using the "tool bar" on me, but then he gets unsoliticed support from Ray Eckenrode, a more-than-willing accomplice.
Plus as most who know Mehno are aware, he has deep roots in professional wrestling. So I'm retreating ... for now, perhaps to return with a foreign substance.
I'm here to talk NFL football today.
I'm rooting for the Packers and the Patriots. It would be the best matchup with the heavyweight, bad-guy Pats against the feel-good story of the year, Green Bay/Brett Favre.
If that's the Super Bowl matchup, I'll be pulling for the Packers, even though I'm old enough to remember when they broke my heart 40-plus years ago.
Background: My dad used to sell insurance for Southwestern Life, based out of Dallas. He was loyal to the Cowboys; it may have been the fruitcake Southwestern sent every year. As a 10-year-old, I was indoctrinated and can remember being disappointed when the Packers outgunned Dandy Don for the NFL title in '66 and then won on Bart Starr's QB sneak in the '67 Ice Bowl.
Since then, even though my dad stuck with Dallas, I've switched over to the Steelers ... and have forgiven the Packers.