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These days, more and more budding audio engineers are building their own home studios, and it's no wonder why when you consider how accessible today's audio equipment is. If this is something that interests you, you'll also have to consider what type of furniture will be required for your workstation, and for that you've definitely come to the right place. In fact, this catalog is bursting with studio furniture options to make your setup look professional, and allow everyone to hone their craft in comfort.
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Of course, these are only a couple of the important items you'll need for your studio. You'll also have to pick up some monitor stands, chairs, and racks for your hardware, so by all means take a look through the rest of this section. Whatever you're looking for, you can bet that our line of studio furniture has what you need to build a home setup that's worthy of recording impressive works of art for the world to enjoy.


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K2 Snowboard Reviews
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to let everyone know about a new website I just got up and running.
K2 Snowboards Reviews
As the name suggests, it's a site that contains reviews of K2 Snowboards.
I'm not affiliated with K2 in any way, I just really like their boards.
It would be really good if you could check it out and let me know what you think.
Also, if you've ridden any of the 2011 K2 Snowboards, it would be great if you could add your own reviews.
Anyway, cheers if you take time out to check it out and i'll be seeing you all around the forum
hook me up with some free spam bro
Sorry that you think it's spam, but I don't see how asking people to check out a snowboard review site on a snowboard forum is spam.
It's a snowboard site, people on here are snowboarders, see the link?
I'm not peddling viagra!
All I'm trying to do is let people know about my site, which they might find useful if they are looking into buying a K2 snowboard.
If there's something wrong with that, then my bad!
I eat my spam with a spork. Your site sucks balls and you should probably change the domain name as I'm pretty sure K2 Snowboards is a registered trademark of the Jarden corporation.
Few points about your site:
1. Spell check before you publish ANYTHING.
2. Not that layout, it looks like a blog rather than a reputable "review" site.
3. About having a review site. How about pros and cons rather than.. it's great, it's great at this and that. What you have is more of a fan site. Don't get me wrong I've owned many K2 boards over the years, but this isn't really a site that would help me make a decision.
4. The name of the site could pose a problem as said above.
5. Had you not promoted special offers in this thread people wouldn't be calling you out on spam. Promote for profits on your site, not this one. Showing off a new website is fine, although a page should be completely finished before it's published, many pages have image links stating it's for one board when it's another.
Thanks for your reply. Fair point on the special offers link too, i get what you're saying, so I've taken it out. Thanks for your comments on the site too, i'll look into the mistakes. I found a couple of problems with the images, but couldn't see any more on other pages. It's one of those things where I've spent so much time looking at it that I'm kind of blind to it right now though!
I went and looked the site over, and it is a bit bland. If you are going to set it up as a blog then write it like one. As BX8 said this seems more like a fan site, really... no down sides to any K2 boards? In your reviews I want to know where you rode it, what the conditions, how hard you pushed it, and why you think you push it harder then anyone else, like I said more blog like. I can go read 20 reviews and sum them up, which is how yours sound. Not saying you didn't ride all those boards, but that's just how it came across to me.
If you really want to be helpful, you should include the specs of the board also. Compare the tech or at least note what has changed in the last few model years, and how that affects the ride. I want to know how my 08/09 Brigade compares to the 10/11 you reviewed. A site like that needs to be content rich, and provide A LOT more information. Please read all of your text, not just spell check. (not instead of note) just one I found, doesn't give me a whole lot of confidence in the opinions expressed in the site.
I would also suggest laying out your reviews in a more organized manner, rather then just a paragraph re-hashing what the company said about it. Here's my review of my own board for an example.
Board: 08/09 K2 Brigade 163W
Boots: 04/05 Vans High Standard
Bindings: 08/09 Ride Delta
Location: Mt. Cresant Ia.
Conditions: Man made sludge on speed bump in a corn field
First impressions: I have nothing to compare it to except crappy rentals that I didn't know how to ride. As a first board it rode great because blah blah blah blah. The things I didn't like about it were blah blah blah blah.
After riding it awhile: It progressed right along with me and I learned to 'really' ride on it. Blah blah blah.
Not really a review but you get the idea. Someplace on there I'd like to know what your riding experience is and how you came about getting to ride the whole K2 line. I could have went on and wrote a full review of my board, but I'm not really qualified to give an official, non biased type review, because all i can honestly say about it is that it's the best board I've ever ridden....which is saying what?? Not jack shit cause I've never ridden anything else besides rentals. So are you a shop kid that works in a K2 shop? A K2 marketing guy? Or just some dude that read a bunch of reviews and figured you'd try to make a buck affiliate marketing for a few places?
I designed websites for about 5 years back in the dark ages when all my coding was done in notepad, and made all my graphics in PS3 lol. That looks a lot like a canned template that you just plugged some shit into. You might want to re-think the whole thing.
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Constitution of the Vietnamese Student Association in Hawaii
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Article I
The official name of the organization shall be the Vietnamese Student Association of Hawaii, University of Hawaii , Manoa , ( VSAH).
Article II
The mission of VSAH is to promote activities benefiting Vietnamese students at UHM, and, to build a network among VSAH alumni, and to promote community and student awareness of Vietnamese culture. Further VSAH aims to foster interaction and partnerships with Vietnamese student associations of other universities and the Vietnamese American community in Hawaii .
Article III
Any person who supports the mission of VSAH may become a member by completing the application process and paying the dues as specified in the Bylaws. All members in good standing as specified in the Bylaws have the right to vote and to hold office.
Article IV
Executive Board
Composition and Terms:
Officers of the Executive Board and their terms are specified in the Bylaws.
The Executive Board shall be the chief policy and decision-making body of the VSAH, subject to review by the membership. It shall establish programs and activities, budgets and take necessary actions to accomplish the VSAH mission and goals.
All actions of the Executive Board must be consistent with the VSAH Constitution and Bylaws.
Article V
The duties of the Advisor(s) are to provide guidance and assistance to the Executive Board concerning.
The long-term development and growth of VSAH
Major events sponsored by VSAH
Article VI
Elections and Nominations
The Procedures for nomination and elections are specified in the Bylaws.
Article VII
Regular Meetings:
General meetings of the organization shall be held at least once every three months.
Special Meetings:
Special meetings may be called at any time by the Executive Board. A concerted effort must be made by the Board to ensure that all members are aware of these meetings.
Article VIII
Revisions to the VSAH Constitution and Bylaws must be proposed through the Executive Board and approved by two-thirds of the members in a general meeting.
Bylaws of the Vietnamese Student Association in Hawaii
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu
I. Membership
Application for Membership:
Individuals interested in becoming a Member should submit a completed application form and pay membership dues specified in the Bylaws. An annual membership fee is $30.
Right to Vote:
Members must attend at least one meeting during the year before obtaining the right to vote.
Right to Hold Office:
Members must fulfill the following qualifications in order to run for the position of officers:
Be a member in good standing for at least three months.
Have regularly attended meetings.
Expected to be a student at UHM for one academic year.
Honorary Members:
Individuals who have committed their time and energy in furthering the VSAH mission may be awarded Honorary Membership.
Friends of VSAH:
Non-members who contribute to VSAH should be acknowledged as "Friends of VSAH" and so designated in printed materials.
II. Terms
Program Year:
The program year for VSAH runs from May 15 to May 14 of the next calendar year.
The membership begins on May 15 and ends on May 14 of the next calendar year.
Terms of Executive Board:
Terms of all officers shall begin on May 15 and end on May 14 of the next calendar year.
III. Executive Board
The Executive Board shall elect a President and two Vice-presidents from among themselves at a meeting in May. The Board shall appoint a Treasurer, a Webmaster, and committee or activity chairpersons. The officers and chairpersons and appointed officers will serve until May 14 of the calendar year. Appointed officers and chairpersons serve at the pleasure of the Executive Board.
Duties of Officers.
President shall:
Provide overall leadership to the organization, setting overall goals for the year.
Organize and schedule meetings and oversee all activities and projects of the VSAH.
Serve as spokesperson and representative for VSAH at all external events.
Call and preside at the Executive Board meetings and General Membership Meetings.
Vice-President shall
Support and assist the President.
Take over the duties of President if the President's position becomes vacant, of if the President is unable to.
Treasurer shall
Authorize disbursement of VSAH funds, in accordance with the approved budget and program plan.
Prepare an annual budget, reflecting the program for the year, subject to approval of the Executive Board. Provide regular financial updates to the Executive Board, as requested.
Be responsible for accounts payable and receivable and financial record keeping.
Prepare an annual financial report by the final meeting of each program year .
Maintain and update the VSAH web site.
Prepare and post flyers of meetings and events.
IV. Election of Executive Board
Time of Election:
Election for the Executive Board will be held annually in May.
Call for Election:
The outgoing President will call for the election and should allow a reasonable amount of time for notification of the membership.
Candidacy Declaration:
All members of the VSAH are eligible to run for the Executive Board. They can nominate themselves or be nominated by another VSAH member . Nominations must be submitted to the Executive Board by the specified deadline.
Method of Election:
The election is conducted by paper ballot, each member has three votes to cast but a candidate cannot get more than one vote from each member.
V. Committees
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oh, you have lymphoma
drinking wine coolers messes with my stomach, whiskey etc i'm fine with
is anyone familiar with sickness after drinking even one oz of booze? not only am i riddled with ungodly headaches and general ickyness, but i get horrible leg cramping and unformed stools for a few days following. i have seen in some forums online people saying this means you lack an enzyme that processes the booze. is this bunk?
please no one say "oh, you have lymphoma" or anything crazy like that, i don't want the fear-mongers getting the best of me.
oh, you have lymphoma
drinking wine coolers messes with my stomach, whiskey etc i'm fine with
haha thanks, bloodorchid!
yeah, it's def not wine coolers. more like fancy gin or any alcohol for that matter!
even if i don't mix it with anything. even if i don't add a stitch of sugar. even on a full stomach. even gluten free beers. even wine. any alcohol makes me really ill for days!
Alcohol intolerance - MayoClinic.com
You may have alcohol intolerance. A dear friend of ours has the same problem and was diagnosed by his doctor with AI. His doctor said it is extremely common in people with oriental/asian heritage. Larry is chinese.
It happens to me too. Just one drink and I'm sick, like a hangover. So I don't drink. Problem solved.
I'd say probably alcohol intolerance too. You could just be really sensitive to it, but I wouldn't think it would mean automatic hangovers and bowel issues. I don't get that sick from alcohol, but since starting Primal, pretty much any drive to drink at all has disappeared. I had maybe a 1/4 of a cup of mead a few months back and I was feeling it right away. I'm super sensitive to it now. Before I had to slam back at least half a can of FourLoko to feel like that. I could start on my second can before I could be classified as drunk.
I've just come to accept my drinking days are pretty much over. I'm okay with that.
oh you have lymphoma.
Just curious, are you asian? A friend of phillipino descent is actually allergic to alcohol.
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Me vs. Russian Boar, hunt is on Aug. 20th. WHAT'S MORE PRIMAL THAN THAT?!
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no, not asian. i'm irish! i should be able to have a drink!
my legs cramp and spasm in the night when i drink like you wouldn't believe. they are ROCK HARD and i can't move them at all! so far as allergy goes, i don't really get flush when i drink, or any of those traditional reactions.. but the watery poops last for days!
Since I went primal, I immediately noticed that my alcohol tolerance went way down (vodka with lemon juice and soda). I think I've solved the problem. The key is to get out of ketosis, so you aren't overburdening a liver that needs to process the alcohol, too. I do this by eating bananas, enjoying some ice cream, munching potato chips, etc. These choices may not all be primal, but I felt much better and didn't feel puky.
Did I miss you saying that you used to drink before eating primal? If so, then maybe it's the ketosis thing, but if not, then I guess your chances of becoming an alcoholic are zero to none
Is it important to you to drink? There is such a thing as no-alcohol wine and beer, if you're just trying to be sociable~


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I am a big fan of a picnic, well, actually of any kind of eating outdoors. I love the juxtaposition of well-prepared food in a raw and rustic setting and the heightened sensory experience of tasting food in the fresh air (in any climate). One Thanksgiving I actually transported the entire hot meal (turkey, stuffing et al.) from home to a nearby picnic site overlooking the SF Bay (we were lucky because it was a beautiful California fall day--cool, clear and crisp). I think it was the most memorable Thanksgiving I've ever had.
This past July, Mark Bittman (love that guy) wrote a fantastic article for the NY Times called "101 20-Minute Dishes for Inspired Picnics." Of course that was an immediate delicious tag for me. I already have quite a few longstanding picnic favorites (last summer we practically lived on Moroccan-Style Potato and Egg Sandwiches or Vietnamese Noodle Salads for dinners at the beach) but it's always good to have new additions to the repertoire.
So yesterday when I was making yet another futile attempt at clearing my desk and came across some of my notes about Bittman's article, it put me in a picnic kind of mood. I called a couple of friends and suggested an early dinner at the beach with all our kids. I wanted to whip up something quick from the article but then remembered the pork tenderloin in the fridge that I needed to use. Argh.
Since I didn't have much time and wanted to use ingredients on hand, I decided to convert the tenderloin into thin cutlets that I could bread and fry "Milanese" style and then make into transportable sandwiches. I added some fresh arugula from the garden and hard-boiled eggs and the result was a improv version of Crispy Pork Cutlets with Capers, Arugula and Chopped Eggs sandwich-style. Delicious!
It was a little windy but still the perfect way to wrap up a summer filled with outdoor food outings. The only disappointment was that at the last minute one of our friends and his kids had to cancel. We all missed them but I can't say I'm sorry about having the leftovers! (I'll have to make it up to them next time with something yummy from the Bittman article.)


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It was frozen, so it should be fine...I say go for it!
I just found a nice wild salmon in the back of my freezer that I forgot about. I've thawed it, but I'm unsure whether its worth it to cook it up. Its a month past its "best before" date. It was bought frozen, and kept frozen. I think I bought it 2-3 months ago.
Should I fire up the BBQ and cook it, or would that be a waste?
It smells fishy, but not terrible.
It was frozen, so it should be fine...I say go for it!
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Me too.
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Okay, I'll go for it! Will let you know how it turns out. Thanks SO MUCH!
Stuff keeps in the freezer for ages, and even when it goes "bad", it doesn't really go bad. It just gets dried out and tastes yucky. I've eaten stuff thats been in the freezer for a couple of years and its just fine.
I ate a chicken thigh that was in the fridge for a month.
I was 17 and we had chicken thighs baked in cream of mushroom soup for dinner. I left for the evening and when I got home (drunk), I was looking for some grub. I found a tupperware container with a chicken thigh in it. I ate it.
The next morning, Mom was looking in the fridge and noticed the container was gone (I mean, it was in there for a month, sheesh.) She asked me how I was feeling. I told her I was feeling fine. She then told me the chicken I ate was a month old. All I could do was wait. Nothing. The end.
I've reheated chili from the bowls of my freezer after a year+ on ice with no ill effects. Of course, that was well sealed, and promptly refrigerated after cooking.
Who am I kidding.
It sat on the stove for 2 hours after dinner before I threw it in the fridge for two days of leftovers. Once I was sick of it, deep freeze the last two servings.
Yeah, I'm a bachelor....
Wow, I feel silly that I was scared of my 3 month old fish!
By the way, it was SUPER YUMMY!! Thanks again.
When we were teenagers and by default, always hungry, my bro and I went scavenging for food. Parents were out somewhere for the day. We settled on a huge mess of sort of scrambled eggs with cheese that wasn't quite an omlette, but it was mighty tasty. Mum and Dad returned home, said "where did you get eggs". The downstairs fridge of course. Apparently those eggs were something over 9 months old. We didn't notice any difference, and were totally fine.


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> Hello all,
> I am completely stumped by an NTP problem that I am having on a server.
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Lesson Plan
Family Quilts Keep Us Warm
Celebrate the diversity and unity of families with family pictures, a class family quilt, and finger-plays about loved ones.
- Grades: PreK–K
- Unit Plan:
In this lesson, students learn that families are diverse and describe the similarities and differences between them. They also follow one-and two-step oral directions to identify and describe simple patterns.
Students will:
- Recite finger-plays about families.
- Draw a picture of their own family.
- Compare different kinds of families.
- Construct a pattern square.
- Assemble a paper quilt together.
- Photo of your family
- Pictures of diverse families or books about families. My favorite is Families by Ann Morris.
- Real quilt (optional)
- A book about quilts (optional). My favorite is The Keeping Quilt by Patricia Polacco.
- Blank word/index cards
- Marker
- Chart rack with clear pockets
- Geometric Quilt Square with 6" x 6" square
- Family Quilt Square (PDF) with 6" x 6" square
- Glue
- Pencils
- Crayons, including a brown and orange crayon for each student
- Scissors
- Butcher paper
Set Up and Prepare
- Print one copy of the Family Quilt Square for the teacher.
- Make copies of the Geometric Quilt Square and Family Quilt Square for each child.
- Set out pencils, crayons, and scissors.
- Set up chart pocket holder, black marker and stapler.
- Map out the dimensions of the class quilt. Cut butcher paper to hold everyone's quilt squares. Including the 6" border of squares, the dimensions of the butcher paper backing are 42" X 60". I have 20 children in my class so I made our quilt 5 squares by 8 squares. This gives 20 family pictures quilt squares with 20 geometric quilt squares. (See Day 3, Step 1)
- Separate a brown and orange crayon for each child (or a color of your choice).
Day 1
Step 1: Gather students for a whole group discussion about families. Ask who is a member of a family and describe how each of us is a family member and that families are diverse. Share a photo of your family and pictures of other families you've collected or from a book, like Families by Ann Morris. Ask students to look for the different kinds of family members in the pictures.
Step 2: Tell the children that a family is made up of lots of different kinds of family members, and we have words to describe them. Ask them to name some of their family members (Mom, Dad, Aunt, etc.) and write the names on the word cards. Add family vocabulary not mentioned by the students.
Step 3: Choose five of the family vocabulary words and teach the children a finger play to the tune of "Where Is Thumpkin?" Use the traditional finger movements and pattern. One version might be:
Where is mom? Where is mom?
Here I am. Here I am.
How are you today then?
Very well I thank you.
Run away. Run away.
Repeat the pattern with uncle, sister, step mom, grandpa until the last verse:
Where is the family? Where is the family?
Here we are. Here we are.
How are you today then?
Very well we thank you.
Run Away. Run Away.
Sing various versions to build vocabulary and show how families have different configurations.
Day 2
Step 1: Gather students and ask if anyone knows what a quilt is. Share a quilt or picture of a quilt and tell students that quilts are a "folk art" and are used for more than warmth — many families use them to tell stories or help them to remember people. Share with them that the class will be making a quilt to show the different kinds of families in the classroom. Although most quilts are made of cloth, theirs will be made of paper. You may also want to read a book about quilts from your library. I like to read The Keeping Quilt by Patricia Polacco because it connects to later lessons on immigration and family ancestry.
Step 2: Tell the students that quilts often have patterns. Show the pattern in your quilt and tell students that you'll be using just a few colors in your class quilt so that the pattern will be easy to see. Distribute the Geometric Quilt Square to each student along with two crayons of different colors. Ask students to name the large shape on their paper and trace it with their finger (square). Then ask them to name the smaller shapes inside the square (triangles). How many are there? Count them together.
Step 3: Ask students to take one crayon and color any two squares. When everyone's finished, ask them to take their other crayon and color the two remaining squares. When finished, they can cut out the square.
Step 4: Gather students and ask them to come up and place their squares with those that are colored in the same manner. Count the number in each group together.
Day 3
Step 1: Pre-glue the students' colored squares to the quilt in a checkerboard pattern, leaving a space for the family picture quilt squares. Make a few extra geometric quilt squares so that each row will have the same colored pattern. Place a pattern of squares around the edge of the quilt, creating a 6" border. Hang the quilt on the wall so that everyone can see it and so that you can add the family picture quilt squares.
Step 2: Show the children your family picture quilt square, indicating how you drew the people in your family, including yourself. Tell them that for the class quilt, you would like for them to draw a picture of their family. Distribute the family quilt square printable. Ask students to write their name on the paper and in the quilt square where it reads, "The family of ___________." Remind them to include themselves in their pictures. When they finish, ask them to cut out the square.
Step 3: Gather students and ask them to share their picture with the group. As each child shares a picture, glue it in place on the quilt. Ask students to notice the quilt's patterns. When it's finished, take a moment to look at the quilt together in silence. Then ask: How are our families different? How are they the same? How do you feel when you look at this family quilt?
Supporting All Learners
For students who haven't developed fine motor skills, help them to color and cut out their quilt squares. Write students' names on the quilt squares if they can't. Encourage more capable students to label their pictures.
Lesson Extensions
Invite a quilter to visit the classroom and discuss the craft. Share the group quilt with other classes and have your students tell how it shows the diversity of their families.
- Draw a family picture.
- Color a paper quilt square.
- Assemble a class family quilt..
- Did students use family vocabulary?
- Were students able to illustrate their families?
- Was there enough time for all students to be successful?
- Did students have the fine motor skills to work independently?
- Were students engaged and on task the entire time?
- How would you do this lesson differently next time?
Assess Students
Observe children's oral responses, finger coordination during the finger-play, and their illustrations. Assess fine motor skills during drawing and cutting. Check to see which students are using letters or words.
- Part of Collection:
- Subjects:Family Life, Drawing and Painting, Paper Crafts, Culture and Diversity, Class Projects, Understanding Self and Others
- Skills:Listening and Speaking, Vocabulary
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On Extant, astronaut Molly Woods (Berry) returns to Earth after a year-long solo mission in outer space. Her reunion with her family is thrown into turmoil when it's learned that she's pregnant. Others in the cast include Goran Visnjic, Pierce Gagnon, Hiroyuki Sanada, Camryn Manheim, Grace Gummer, and Michael O'Neill.
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I was watching a documentry last week and it was about concentration camps, I was not paying much attention because I was on my computer at the same time, however they were talking about the different badges of shame that were put on the prisoners shirts. When they got to the Purple Triangle it was said that, that meant the prisoner was a Religious fanatics, now growing up the JW's always said that the purple triangle was for JW's, I am not saying they were not in the camps but, there were other religous groups that the members were taken by the Nazi's because of their religious beliefs not just the JW's. Not too long ago I was talking to a JW about this same topic, he said the purple triangle was only for JW's and went on about the abuse and killings suffered because the Nazi's targeted JW's. I wish I had recorded that show.
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That's really interesting, I never knew that it was for more than JW's. Here's what I've found so far, I'm sure there's more.
The purple triangle was a concentration camp badge used by the Nazis to identify several unorthodox non-conformist religious groups known as "Bibelforscher" ("Bible scholars").[1][2] Among these were mainly Jehovah's Witnesses, as well as a few members of Witness splinter groups, and members of the Adventist, Baptist, and New Apostolic movements.[3]
Wow... I never knew that either. Thanks for the heads-up.
Well, the Jews had to wear the Star of David!
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The purple triangle was a concentration camp badge used by the Nazis to identify several unorthodox non-conformist religious groups known as "Bibelforscher" ("Bible scholars"). [1] [2] Among these were mainly Jehovah's Witnesses, as well as a few members of Witness splinter groups, and members of the Adventist, Baptist, and New Apostolic movements. [3]
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Sorry Searching! I just put the same thing you posted! Egad!
Wordly Andre
Wonder if that Wiki poster was a JW? Seems to me there would be equal amounts of "other" religious groups compared to the JW's, but the way the JW's tell it, it was only them
There were a variety of badges, the purple triangle was for a variety of religious groups that would not sign up with the Party (this is probably the historical basis for the Malawi stupidity).
While the subject matter is not specifically on religious objectors, The Pink Triangle has (as I recall) an appendix listing the various badges used in the camps and their meanings (obviously the book is about gays in the camps):
From http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Nazi:concentration:camp:badges.html (though with the common JW error):
The most common forms of the badge were:
- Pink inverted triangle - a homosexual.
- Green inverted triangle - a regular criminal.
- Red inverted triangle - a political prisoner. The color red was probably chosen because it represented the communists, the political enemies that the Nazis hated most (and the first to be officially outlawed).
- Purple inverted triangle - a Jehovah's Witness.
- Black inverted triangle -
- A vagrant
- A Gypsy
- A woman jailed for "anti-social behavior", i.e., a lesbian, a prostitute or woman who used birth control.
Double triangles:
- Two yellow triangles, superimposed upon one another, making the Star of David The Star of David Magen David or Mogen David in Hebrew, Shield of David Solomon's Seal or Seal of Solomon is a generally recognized symbol of Judaism and Jewish identity. It is also known as the Jewish Star . With the establishment of the State of Israel - a Jew The word Jew is used in a wide number of ways, but generally refers to either a follower of the Jewish faith, a child of a Jewish mother, or a member of the Jewish culture or ethnicity. This article discusses the term as describing an ethnic group; for a , including Jews by practice or descent.
- Pink inverted triangle superimposed upon a yellow one, making the Star of David - a homosexual Jew.
There were many markings. A prisoner would typically have at least two, and possibly more than six:
The people that were mostly persecuted were the Jews.
When I first heard about this in the 1960s (right before Malawi) - the standard story was that "Jehovah's Witnesses were the only people in Germany interred strictly for their religion". Jews were put in the camps because of their race.
This, of course, nicely avoids the subject of the odd jew who was racially probably just as german as Erwin Rommell, but who happened to have the name Goldshmidt or some such.
We were also told that this German term "biblestudent" was actually "the German translation word for Jehovah's Witnesses" and it did not mean any other groups.
The famous story was that Rutherford started a Malawi-like letter and cable campaign to Hitler over the JWs, and that Hitler is supposed to have said "this brood will be exterminated in Germany" after seeing another deskful of the letters and cables.
I wonder if that is not also witness urban legend - but they did claim to have an eyewitness.
Jewish is a race?
"Jewish is a race" -
That's what the JWs said, not me...kind of hard to explain someone like Sammy Davis Jr. in that context isn't it?
That's what the JWs said, not me...kind of hard to explain someone like Sammy Davis Jr. in that context isn't it?
Remember the Ethiopian Jews that were seeking refuge in Israel back in the 80's? I believe? Are all Israeli's (sp?) Jews?
Refuge for Ethiopia's JewsFrom: The Washington Post| Date: December 13, 1987 | Author: Marina Ottaway | Copyright 1987 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post. Copyright information
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IN 1984 the secret and daring "Operation Moses" spirited some 10,000 Falashas out of refugee camps in the Sudan and brought them to Israel. Ruth Gruber has written a moving but simplistic account of the operation, glossing over controversies, problems and the fundamental issues surrounding the Ethiopian Jews. Her thesis is simple: the Falashas, a persecuted minority whose fate had w...
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I remember hearing a story of how they tried witnessing to other prisoners while in the camps, now if you were a Jew and have some JW witnessing wouldn't that be a bit rude and weird?
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Interesting....I wonder what the Holucost musem says about this.
Wordly Andre
Looks like I need to make a trip over to the MOT in Los Angeles.
You know, Ms. McDucket, aside from their self-serving "religious persecution" aspect of this, the JW party line always rubbed me wrong on another level, all the way back to the time when I first heard it.
It was very much as if they were trying to minimize the holocaust in regard to the Jews, just to make themselves seem to be the greater and more righteous sufferers. That is reversed-logic BS. People like Anne Franks deserve much more of our respect and sympathy, IMHO, specifically because they had no choice in the matter - truly an innocent victime, having done nothing on her own to cause it.
And, as was posted above, the JWs actually killed in the camps must have been a vanishingly tiny fraction compared to the numbers of innocent Jews.
Wordly Andre
Since 1945, the most commonly cited figure for the total number of Jews killed has been six million. and The number of Jehovah's Witnesses who died in concentration camps and prisons during the Nazi era is estimated at 1,000 Germans and 400 from other countries, including about 90 Austrians and 120 Dutch.
And, as was posted above, the JWs actually killed in the camps must have been a vanishingly tiny fraction compared to the numbers of innocent Jews.
Makes you wonder if the JW's were from Israel or Jewish converts so to speak.


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Petosa's Dolphins were inexperienced to begin with as a result of the natural year-to-year turnover, then they lost forward Louis Valdes for the season, starting guard Herschel Jenkins left Saturday's game early in the second half with an injured hand and fouls sent Jon Chadwick-Myers and Dylan Bulger to the bench soon after.
All that attrition left Petosa searching, only to find reassuring results in an 80-69 CUNY Conference win over visiting Brooklyn at the Sports and Recreation Center.
The Dolphins got 32 minutes from a player who normally plays three-quarters of that, 24 minutes from a player who has yet to score a point this season and six points in five minutes from another playing seeing the court for just the second time in four games.
But they also got big-time production from a few guys they more typically depend on — Myers and forwards Javon Cox and Matt Van Manen — and that proved more than enough in the end for CSI (3-1, 2-0 CUNY).
"It's a very good win for us because we're short-handed," said Petosa. "We went to some guys that do not get a lot of playing time and they played well. I'm happy for them."
From the time they built a double-digit lead in the first five minutes, the Dolphins were never in serious trouble against the 0-4 Bulldogs. Brooklyn cut the lead to 36-32 at halftime and hung around in that neighborhood for a few minutes into the second half until CSI began to steadily pull away with what added up to a stealthy 30-12 run that stretched over 10 minutes and left the Dolphins up 71-50 with 6:17 to go.
Cox put up a double-double with 25 points and 13 rebounds, Myers had 22 points and seven assists and Van Manen scored 15 with eight boards. The trio scored CSI's first 21 points of the game as the Dolphins jumped out to a 21-8 lead nine minutes in.
That trend wouldn't change, with the other five Dolphins who saw the court Saturday combining for 18 total points.
Six of those came from junior guard Michael Tate, making his second appearance of the season, while sixth man Kevin King picked up six points and five boards in his longest run so far. Khari Rollock didn't get on the scoreboard, but he gave the Dolphins 24 solid minutes they badly needed.
Shortly after giving CSI its biggest lead of the game to that point with a 3-pointer for a 60-46 lead midway through the second half, Myers went to the bench with his fourth foul, giving way to Tate, who quickly scored at the end of a fast break.
King made a free throw before Van Manen and Cox traded high-low assists and layups. Tate got another chance in transition and the Dolphins had pushed their lead beyond 20 points for the first time all night, 71-50.
NOTES: The Dolphins shot 55 percent from the field — their best mark of the young season — including a sizzling 61 percent in the first half. Petosa was pleased with CSI's 19 assists, also the team's highest total of the year and in fact the first time the Dolphins have been in double digits in assists so far ... Brooklyn sophomore Steven Diaz (Monsignor Farrell) came off the bench to score eight points, making two 3-pointers and picking up three rebounds and three assists ... CSI is off until next Saturday, hosting FDU-Florham in a non-conference game at 1 p.m. The Dolphins' next CUNY game is Dec. 11 at CCNY. BROOKLYN (69)
Baker 9-20 8-11 27, Noel 0-5 0-0 0, Martinez 0-2 0-0 0, Grant 7-10 2-6 20, Lanlokun 0-0 0-0 0, Holden 0-0 0-0 0, Hayden 2-5 0-0 4, Grasso 0-0 0-0 0, Bochkov 0-1 0-0 0, Diaz 3-6 0-0 8, Gjonbalaj 2-4 4-8 10.
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Cox 9-17 7-15 25, Van Manen 6-9 3-4 15, Bulger 3-4 0-0 6, Jenkins 0-0 0-0 0, Chadwick-Myers 8-15 3-4 22, Rollock 0-0 0-0 0, King 1-6 3-4 6, Tate 3-3 0-0 6.
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LANSING -- With swarms of parents lobbying for a restoration of $578 million in state aid cuts for K-12 schools, hopes of avoiding at least some of that reduction are dimming.
Pressure is also building at the local level as school boards wrestle with the mid-year loss of $292 per pupil in state funding, districts are laying off teachers, reducing bus services and cutting sports.
Hundreds of parents and other school advocates from southeast Michigan, sporting buttons with "SOS" (for Save our Students, Schools and State) pressed state lawmakers for a solution Tuesday.
Legislators have until Nov. 21 to reverse Gov. Jennifer Granholm's $214 million proration cut of $127 per pupil issued two weeks ago.
In Mason after meeting with parents and school personnel, Granholm said that "the bottom line is that if we don't support public education in this state, then we have gone backwards."
Most concede the $165 per-pupil reduction in the K-12 bill Granholm signed will stand.
Reversing the proration cut and restoring $51.5 million in state aid to higher spending districts that Granholm vetoed would require finding more than $265 million.
The issue is complicated by an emerging demand from lower-spending districts that if rich districts are going to get more, so should they.
Granholm said she had to make the cuts because the K-12 budget lawmakers sent her was a "bounced check" because it assumed $100 million in revenue not approved by the state House and Senate and outdated revenue estimates.
There is no agreement on how to raise that revenue by Democrats who run the House and Republicans who control the Senate.
The Senate Fiscal Agency reported this week that sales tax collections, 73 percent of which go to schools, are $160 million below estimates the budget is based on.
Senate Majority Leader Michael Bishop, R-Rochester, said there is no support in his caucus for raising taxes beyond measures approved last month. Those freeze income tax credits, but are tied to business tax cuts.
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State Sen. Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, told Macomb County parents he is reintroducing a measure to require all public employees in Michigan, including school personnel, to pay 15 percent of their health insurance. He said the school aid fund alone would realize $350 million in savings.
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"I was saddened to hear that the people of West Virginia have lost a true champion, the United States Senate has lost a venerable institution, and America has lost a voice of principle and reason with the passing of Robert C. Byrd.
"Sen. Byrd's story was uniquely American. He was born into wrenching poverty, but educated himself to become an authoritative scholar, respected leader and unparalleled champion of our Constitution. He scaled the summit of power, but his mind never strayed from the people of his beloved West Virginia. He had the courage to stand firm in his principles, but also the courage to change over time.
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"He was a great senator. I don't think anyone will dispute that." - Dr. David Turner, professor of history at Davis & Elkins College
"He was a gentleman. He certainly loved the people of West Virginia." - Jane Barb, Parsons
"(Byrd) was a huge proponent of Corridor H and he was a driving force. He commanded an audience and your attention." - Debbie Stevens, Parsons
"He was a good friend personally and of D&E. To me more than anything, he was a symbol of hope for West Virginia." -Davis & Elkins College President G.T. "Buck" Smith
"I would like to extend my sincere condolences to the family of Senator Robert C. Byrd's family.
"It is difficult to put into words Senator Byrd's contributions to the state of West Virginia and to the United States. It saddens me to think of a West Virginia without Robert Byrd. But that is what we face today.
"We as West Virginians owe him a great deal. He represented us with dignity and class. The fact that he is the longest-serving Senator in the history of our great nation shows that the people of this state loved him and respected him, and always appreciated what he was able to accomplish in Washington. He always kept the concerns of West Virginians close to his heart. Without his leadership and the way he fought for us, it is hard to imagine where we would be as a state.
"But it is not just West Virginians who have lost a great leader. The people of the United States of America have lost a man who served as both Senate Majority Leader and Minority Leader, and also as President Pro Tempore of the Senate. He served as Senator longer than President Obama has been alive. He sat on powerful committees. He made extremely difficult decisions every day.
"We will never replace Senator Byrd. He truly was a great West Virginian, and the people of our state have lost a trusted and powerful friend in Washington." - West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie E. Tennant
"My wife, Barbara, and I are deeply saddened by the passing of Robert C. Byrd, our friend, my mentor, and West Virginia's great, great senator. Today marks the end of an era. There are few who remember a West Virginia without Robert C. Byrd, and there are none who expect to see his like again. It was my tremendous good fortune to know Senator Byrd all of my life and to work closely with him during my 28 years in Congress. But all of us were witness to his greatness, and all of us will feel his loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family - today and always." -U.S. Rep. Allan Mollohan, D-W.Va.
"Good bye, dear Senator Byrd. How we will miss him!" -Delegate Peggy Donaldson Smith, D-38th District
"In the days and weeks to come, many words will be written and spoken in tribute to United States Senator Robert C. Byrd. None, however, will rise to the greatness and great achievement this servant rendered to the people of our nation and especially for the citizens of West Virginia whom he loved so much. In Lincoln's Gettysburg Address he stated that those who gave their lives for what they believed had already dedicated and consecrated the battlefield cemetery far above the words he spoke that day. In that same sense of duty, honor and country, Senator Byrd's lifetime of public service speaks for itself. His record of accomplishment will continue to positively affect the lives of all Americans and stand as an example for future generations who will seek to serve.
"As a man who experienced humble beginnings, and personal tragedies, he never gave up; never quit in his efforts to improve his beloved West Virginia. He was always ready to take advantage of opportunities not for himself, but for our state. His success has been unmatched.
"We are all saddened by the loss of this great man. We will miss not only his presence and great ability, but we will miss his friendship and his outstretched hand, always willing to help those who could not help themselves. No man is indispensable, but he certainly is irreplaceable. May God bless the memory and ongoing accomplishments of this greatest of West Virginians." -West Virginia Senate President Earl Ray Tomblin
"Senator Byrd's passing is an unspeakable loss, first and foremost to West Virginia, but also to Congress and the country as a whole. He is a giant in the United States Senate, for his unmatched dedication to public service, incredible Constitutional scholarship and above all, his reverence and respect for the democratic process. He is the most important public servant in West Virginia's history - our state's biggest advocate and protector. This is a very sad day for all West Virginians. My heart goes out to his family, and I hope there is some peace in knowing that he is now with his beloved Erma.
"His love for West Virginia, his knowledge of the Constitution and his commitment to the Senate will never be matched." -West Virginia Speaker of the House Richard Thompson
"The United States Senate has lost an icon, and the people of West Virginia a beloved son who was woven into the very fabric of our state.
"Senator Byrd's mastery of the Senate will be remembered for the ages, but those who knew him best realize his legacy will be one of love for the West Virginians he served for nearly 57 years. Whether he is remembered as the young man who played the fiddle or the elder statesman that carried a copy of the Constitution in the pocket next to his heart, Robert Byrd touched the lives of countless West Virginians. His service to West Virginia and dedication to our nation's democracy set an example to which generations can aspire.
"We pray for his family and take comfort in knowing he has gone home for the last time to join his beloved Erma in the presence of God." -Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va.
"It is a sad day for all of us in West Virginia. This is not only a devastating loss for West Virginia but a devastating loss for our nation. Senator Byrd was a great man that did great things.
"There is not enough time in our day to start to talk about all of the tremendous achievements that this icon was able to accomplish for our people, but knowing Senator Byrd he would expect us to continue his work to make West Virginia, and all of America, a better place to live. Senator Byrd is one of the main reasons West Virginia is known as Almost Heaven." - Democratic Party Chairman Larry Puccio
"Today, the American people lost an exceptional public servant. Senator Byrd will be missed not only in West Virginia, but also in homes and hearts across America. For more than five decades, Senator Byrd worked in Congress to help working families achieve the American Dream. He was first and foremost the advocate of those most in need - fighting for educational programs and legislation that would help renew opportunity in areas of the country where opportunities were often scarce. Throughout his career, he fought for his beliefs and his constituents while keeping a national and international perspective. He prided himself on his knowledge of our Constitution and its principles.
"In addition to being a national leader, Senator Byrd was also a Democratic leader and a strong voice for the party. In numerous leadership positions over the years, he fought to advance Democratic principles. As his career progressed, he wielded the powers of Congress to defend the rights and advance the interests of Americans seeking opportunity and justice. And as the longest serving U.S. Senator in history, Senator Byrd's legacy will long reverberate through the Senate.
"Leaders like Senator Byrd don't come along often. On behalf of the Democratic Party, my heart goes out to Senator Byrd's family and friends and to all those who cherished him. He will be missed greatly in Washington, in West Virginia, and across America." - DNC Chairman Tim Kaine


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* Kamehameha Schools Maui / Grade 12
* SPORT: Football, track and field
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* FAMILY: John and Lina Nauka of Paia
* ACTIVITIES: Peer Mediation, Spirit Club, Surf Club, playing guitar, working out
* FUTURE PLANS: Studying athletic training and physical therapy at the University of La Verne
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* SPORTS LESSONS: "I enjoy the family side of athletics. Sports are a great way of making new friends and becoming better friends with your current ones. The trust you have for each other on the field is indescribable. That moment where you know that your teammate has your back and vice versa puts a smile on my face. I will forever love my team."


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Witness the story of the first Christmas told through the streets of Mundesley in the form of a procession following the Starbearer. Watch Mary and Joseph undertake their journey that leads to the birth of Christ and see the wise men, shepherds and angels who play a part in the Christmas story. Join the procession, sing carols or wait along the route and join as the story unfolds. Free programmes with Carols and some narrative provided.
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"The taste buds of kids under 6 aren't completely developed," says Pittsburgh pediatrician Richard Moriarty, "so they'll eat things that taste awful, rather than spit them out." That physiological fact helps explain the accidental poisoning rate of children under 6: It costs 70 young lives in the U.S. each year.
In Pittsburgh, however, which once averaged three infant poisoning deaths annually, there have been none for the past six years, thanks at least partly to Moriarty, 39, and the National Poison Center Network he founded in 1974. The center's fluorescent green "Mr. Yuk" symbol is now widely used in Pittsburgh as a warning on containers of lethal substances. Moriarty, a bachelor and childless ("At times you're better not to have them so you can be a nonpartial kid advocate") is also trying to make "Yuk" literally a household name nationwide. Boosted by a plug from Ralph Nader in a magazine article, the center already receives 77,000 calls a year, plus a few letters addressed "Mr. Yuk, Pittsburgh."
Moriarty became involved in preventing child poisoning when he was a first year resident at the Pittsburgh Children's Hospital. A girl, 4, had swallowed a large number of birth control pills. "She was brought in half-dead," Moriarty remembers, "and she went on to die. A doctor had induced vomiting. The treatment should have been nothing," he continues. "Birth control pills are not toxic, but in this case the girl swallowed her own vomit. It was slow suffocation."
Moriarty began planning a poison center staffed with specialists. Much of their work could be done by phone, since he believes 85 percent of poison cases can be treated at home by properly advised laymen. All he needed was financing. "I got the Foundation Directory," he recalls, "and started to work my way through it alphabetically." In the A's he found the Allegheny Foundation, and in 1971 it gave him $150,000. Later, backing came from private business firms. "There are no federal bucks in our program—which is maybe why it has worked," he cracks.
The Network's annual budget of about $20 million now supports its 47 regional and satellite centers. The Pittsburgh headquarters has 23 full-time poison experts and a data bank on 70,000 products. Moriarty's own $40,000 salary comes from the Pitt Medical School, where he teaches pediatrics and toxicology. He estimates that the Network saves Americans at least $60 million annually, mostly in hospital expenses. But he argues for eliminating some poison centers: "Many are poorly equipped and don't have properly trained staffs. Don't get poisoned in New York or L.A., for instance," he cautions in typically blunt style. As for the origin of Mr. Yuk, Moriarty says it followed research indicating that children identified the old poison sign, a skull and crossbones, with pirates and adventure; if anything, they were more attracted to containers it appeared on. Then, he says, "We asked the kids what they associated with the word 'poison,' and they said death, illness and their mother yelling." This inspired Yuk's grimace. He became green because the kids disliked that color. "When one kid saw it," Moriarty recounts, "he said it was 'yukky'—so we had a name."
Yuk is already printed on a few containers, though Moriarty recommends families apply Yuk stickers together as an educational process. The Network distributes 50 million of them annually and Moriarty urges that, in addition to obvious poisons, they be put on cologne, nail polish, shaving lotion, aerosol sprays, candy-flavored vitamins (they can lead to overdoses), cigarettes and even some house plants.
Moriarty, who has spent most of his life in Pittsburgh (his father supervised city garbage truck repairs), is encouraged by the local results. "Maybe we've got 15 or 18 kids in Pittsburgh who might not have been around before we started the Mr. Yuk program," he says. "Will they grow up to be President? Maybe they'll grow up to steal your hubcaps. I don't give a damn. They're alive."
When He Can Teach Children to Say 'Yuk,' Dr. Richard Moriarty Ends the Danger of Infant Poisoning
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The laughs are loud, lewd and low in Let's Be Cops, a spoof of cop buddy pictures that is pretty much the definition of an August comedy.
The last full month of summer is typically a dumping ground for titles studios don't have high hopes for. Sometimes, it's the lack of marketable stars. Sometimes, they're just too hard to market, period. And sometimes, if they're comedies, it's because the belly laughs are few and far between. All of those apply here.
Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr., both of TV's New Girl, are paired in this farce about two Ohio losers in Los Angeles, a tough place to be a single guy with zero status.
Justin (Wayans) is a meek and mousy video game developer who is so passive that he gives off a feminine vibe. Ryan (Johnson) is an ex-jock who once quarterbacked for Purdue, but now spends his days roughing up kids in pickup games on a local playground. Nobody gives either of these guys a second look.
Justin's cop-centric video game may have been rejected by his bullying boor of a boss, but the police gear he has around the house is handy to have when he and Ryan want to drop in on an alumni costume party. People there mistake them for police. Women eyeball these manly men in uniform. Ryan, who used to feel the love of the crowd, gets hooked.
"Let's be cops!"
Next thing you know, they're walking the streets, in uniform with fake guns and fake name tags — Justin is "Officer Chang." The cute waitress he'd like to reveal his true identity and sexuality to (Nina Dobrev) checks him out, so he's in. But Ryan is way in — trading his battered '80s Camaro for an eBay police cruiser, adding decals and lights, boning up on police procedure, listening for real police calls on a scanner.
Things get more and more out of hand, from domestic disturbances that turn out to be spirited sorority girl brawls to tangles with the Russian mob.
Co-writer and director Luke Greenfield (Something Borrowed) lets what few laughs are in the script land. Wayans has that Wayans way with dopey under-reactions to crazy situations, and Johnson's timing is sharp. "What's the worst that could happen?"
The answer to that is, you could end up in a summer comedy that's barely funny enough to warrant — ahem — release in the summer.
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Week 9: News, notes and anecdotes from each game
Colonia 33, Wall 21
I will be doing a special blog breaking down the incredible performance of Colonia running back Greg Jones, who rushed 27 times for 450 yards and five touchdowns.
* What was overshadowed was a game which got a little crazy in the end.
With Jones going nuts, Colonia was in control as it took a 33-14 with 7:35 left to play on a 92-yard touchdown by Mr. Jones.
But Wall returned the following kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown to make it 33-21, then got the ball back with 5:30 left following a three-and-out by Colonia.
At this point in the game, Wall had found success on the ground with Jimmy Guiliano (24 carries, 125 yards) gaining big chunks of yardage each time he ran the ball behind a large front line.
But with time running out, the Crimson decided to go to the air. QB Steve Cloloy, who came in with close to 1,000 yards passing, was then intercepted on third-and-10. By who you ask? Greg Jones.
With 4:00 left to play, Wall had another shot after Jones fumbled trying to gain yards on second effort, taking over near midfield. After Wall gained a first down, Colonia's defense dug in and held on downs with 1:46 left to finally end it.
* Providing the openings for Colonia were offensive linemen Amir Allen (5-6, 190 junior) Chris DiProfio (5-7, 190 junior), Dylan Concha (5-9, 230 senior), Mario Kizima (5-7, 220 junior) and Ives Viola (5-10, 215 senior). DiProfio was the only returning starter.
* Colonia, 7-1, will be gunning for its 8th win for the first time since 1985 when the team finished 9-2.
South Brunswick 45, East Brunswick 20
* Big day for the TJ's as quarterback T.J. Perkowski threw a pair of touchdown passes to wideout T.J. Taylor, 48 yards and 30 yards.
* South Brunswick is 8-0 for the first time in the school's 51-year history and reached 8 wins for the third time ever. The Vikings were 8-1 in 1964, 8-1 in 1973 and 9-2 in 2008.
* South Brunswick trailed 7-0 before rattling off 45 straight points.
Six different Vikings scored. With Azim Blakey going in for a score, 12 different players have now scored for the Vikings this year.
J.P. Stevens 24, Monroe 6
* Winless a year ago, J.P. improved to 3-5 and has a chance for a .500 season with a
consolation game and a Thanksgiving meeting with Edison (2-6).
* Sophomore Chiebuka 'Chewy' Chukwuneke is a name to remember. He had another big game _ 13 rushes for 205 yards and four touchdowns, two catches for 15 yards and a 60-yard kickoff return.
Old Bridge 34, Edison 6
* The backfield of HB Aaron Ford, FB Chris Middleton and QB Vin Gargano combined for 341 yards and all 5 touchdowns. Middletown had 101 yards rushing and a TD,
Ford had 85 yards and two TDs and Gargano had 104 yards passing with one TD and 51 yards rushing with a score.
* It's good to see Ford back in action. He was one of the GMC's most prolific backs until an ankle injury suffered week 4 against Piscataway set him back.
Piscataway 28, Sayreville 0
* Sayreville played without outstanding FB/LB Alex Yanuzzelli, who was nursing an injury, but who will be ready for the playoffs.
* Piscataway rushed 32 times for 237 yards and was 0-for-2 passing, which included an option toss.
* How dominant was the Piscataway D? Of Sayreville's 34 rushing plays, 12 were for loss, 4 for no gain as the Bombers were never able to get into a rhythm. Piscataway had four sacks _ Damien Stevens, Shawn Hall, Beniah Harrigan and Jonathan Kinslow.
* Piscataway head coach Dan Higgins wanted me to make sure I singled out defensive coordinator John Bizzell for his outstanding gameplan. I just did.
North Brunswick 61, South Plainfield 32
* North Brunswick set a school record for most points in a game, surpassing the mark of 55 against Colonia in 1992.
* North Brunswick is going to the playoffs two years in a row for the first time in school history.
* Freshman RB LaShawn Boyd could wind up shattering all the running records at a school well-known for its running backs. The kid is 72 yards away from 1,000. As a freshman!
* QB Tim Parson (945 yards), RB LaShawn Boyd (928) and WR Devin Clark (546) have combined for 2,419 yards.
* The game ended close to 10 p.m. as the two teams combined on 25 penalties for 235 yards.
* South Plainfield QB Brendan Wilson, who was 12-for-29 for 173 yards, threw four touchdowns to his twin brother Colin _ 19, 22, 47 and 11 yards.
Perth Amboy 50, Marlboro 14
* Amboy QB Faustino 'Fonzi' Saucedo, who threw for 210 yards, has now completed 177 of 371 passes for 2,954 yards and 25 touchdowns in his career.
* Saucedo was given the nickname 'Fonzi' by a middle school coach because of a resemblance to the 'Fonzi' character on the old TV show Happy Days. He looks nothing like him.
* Perth Amboy needs one more win to record back-to-back winning seasons since 1965-1966.
* So good to see four-year player Raymond Arce, a tough RB/DB, back in action. Arce suffered a serious leg injury during the fourth game of the season and appeared done. But if anyone can return from such an injury, it's this kid.
* I'm convinced wide receivers grow on trees in Perth Amboy. With main target Rashad Adams out of action the past two weeks, senior Anthony Jones has stepped in to make 10 catches for 257 yards and 5 touchdowns. That's in two games!
Matawan 56, New Brunswick 0
Matawan is 7-0 in its last seven games vs. the GMC, including 3-0 vs. New Brunswick.
Pt. Beach 38, Spotswood 7
Pt. Beach has played half of its games vs. the GMC, going 3-1 with wins over Spotswood, McCarrick and Middlesex and a loss to Dunellen.
Keyport 32, Highland Park 22
* Keyport scored four different ways _ a run, a pass, a field goal and a safety.
* Highland Park QB John Buck was 10-for-23 for 155 yards and two TDs
South River 20, Keansburg 10
The key to vicory took place in the third quarter when Keansburg, trailing 13-10,
reached the South River 7. A hold and a false start brought the ball back, then Jonathan Wolfe intercepted a pass for South River in the end zone.
With 2:00 left to play, freshman Doug Ryan ran one in from 31 yards out to shape the final score. Ryan finished with 173 yards on 20 carries and one touchdown and he threw an option pass for a touchdown.
Shore 35, Metuchen 21
* Metuchen led 21-7 before Shore scored 28 unanswered points.
* Metuchen RB Errol Lindo rushed for 200 yards or more for the fourth straight week.
Middlesex 53, McCarrick 0
* Middlesex RB Al-Tarik Rushing is appropriately named as he upped his two-year 'rushing' total to 1,953 yards and 29 touchdowns.
* Cardinal McCarrick is down to 19 players, including four seniors, four juniors, eight sophomores and three freshmen.
* Middlesex rushed 40 times for 375 yards and 7 touchdowns.
Dunellen 37, Mater Dei 10
* Dunellen is averaging 40.0 points per game and has never scored less than 24 in a game.
* QB Jeff Puckett (17-172-3) and RB Vinnie Grausso (14-160-1) combined for 31 carries, 332 yards and 4 touchdowns.
* After going 2-13 during the latter part of 2007, all of 2008 and the early part of 2009, Dunellen is 22-4 in its last 26 games.
Brick 26, Kennedy 13
Kennedy QB Tom Farley rushed 7 times for 134 yards for an average of 19.1 yards per carry.
1. South Brunswick 8-0
2. Piscataway 6-2
3. Sayreville 7-2
4. Woodbridge 6-2
5. Carteret 8-0
6. Colonia 7-1
7. Dunellen 8-0
8. Bishop Ahr 4-4
9. North Brunswick 5-3
10. Perth Amboy 5-3
Hillsborough at South Brunswick
Sayreville at Jackson
Piscataway at Hunterdon Central
Matawan at Carteret
Metuchen at Dunellen
Note: Teams who play their games under the lights on Friday, have the option of playing on Saturday.
Woodbridge at Burlington Twp.
North Brunswick at West Windsor South
Middlesex at Asbury Park
Bishop Ahr at St. Joe's Montvale
Note: Colonia has a bye and will not play until Saturday, Nov. 19 when it hosts Cranford. That game will start at 12 noon.
* 11 of the 25 teams in the GMC qualified.
* According to my calculations, Rumson and Manasquan will decide the No. 1 seed in Central Jersey 2 based on a coin flip at the NJSIAA office on Monday. Each team is 8-0
and they remained tied after all the tiebreaking formulas were used.
* Speaking of coin flips, colleague Sean Reilly, who covers Morris County, recalls one in 1998 when Mendham and Dover tied for the 8th seed in North 2, Group 2.
Mendham and Dover were both in the Iron Hills Conference-Hills Division and were Thanksgiving-week opponents, so they played the exact same nine-game schedules and hadn't played each other.
Mendham lost the toss and was knocked out of playoff contention, but Mendham won on Thanksgiving, 34-22.
* In CJ 1, Middlesex and Highland Park tied for the 8th spot in power points, but Middlesex got the nod for beating Highland Park _ 6-0 in the mud.
Middlesex County produced 13 running backs who went over 100 yards rushing, including five with 200 or more and one with over 400. There was a 100-yard rusher in 11 of the 15 games played, including two from Dunellen (Jeff Puckett and Vinnie Grausso):
Greg Jones, Colonia 450
LaShawn Boyd, North Brunswick 208
Al-Tarik Rushing, Middlesex 206
Chiebuka Chukwuneke, J.P. Stevens 205
Errol Lindo, Metuchen 202
Doug Ryan, South River 173
Jeff Puckett, Dunellen 172
Vinnie Grausso, Dunellen 160
Tom Farley, Kennedy 134
Ray Arce, Perth Amboy 121
Tevin Shaw, Piscataway 115
John Albecker, Monroe 13-108-0
Chris Middleton, Old Bridge 101
Since Dunellen runs the ball so efficiently, the two-point conversion is usually a piece
of cake. But Dunellen does have a quality kicker in Daniel Ditter, so either way, extra points are very successful.
How successful? Dunellen is 22 of 31 going for the conversion, while Ditter is 11 of 13 on PATs. Ditter, who also has two field goals, has one of the two-point conversion runs.
The Shore Conference is now 21-18 vs. the GMC this season.
McCarrick will finish 1-8 since it is not playing a consolation game.
With as many as seven Division I prospects returning from a team which cruised to the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 championship with a 12-0 record, the expectations were obviously sky high for Piscataway when the 2011 season began.
After two games, the Chiefs were 1-2.
Knowing his team had the ability to play championship caliber football from a physical standpoint, coach Dan Higgins had to get through to his group mentally.
"I brought in a newspaper that had a full-page spread when we won a sectional championship in 2003,'' said Higgins. "It showed how we had three losses that season, but still won a championship And we did it as the eighth seed.
"They just stared at it for a long time. They realized that there was light at the end of the tunnel. From that moment on, they rolled up their sleeves and went to work.''
After beating Edison to open the season, Piscataway lost South Brunswick (28-7) and Woodbridge (28-14) in back to back weeks. Piscataway then beat Monroe 27-0 to get things rolling.
"When we got to practice on Monday after the Monroe game, I asked the team what the difference was between this game and the others,'' said Higgins. "Tajae Sharpe, who is real quiet, said 'We started playing for each other.' To me, that was all that needed to be said.''
Piscataway has rattled off five straight victories to improve to 6-2. During the hot streak, the defense has given up one real touchdown (the other was pre-arranged to let a special needs player score for East Brunswick) with three shutouts.
Piscataway, with its back against the wall on Friday, had to beat a talented Sayreville just to qualify in NJ, 2, Group 4, the toughest of all 20 sections in the state. The final score was 28-0.
"That was as good a defensive performance as I've ever seen here,'' said Higgins, Piscataway's ninth-year coach with a record of 82-18 and four sectional titles.
The defense, led by linemen Jonathan Kinslow, Damien Stevens, Shawn Hall and Javon Rodd, linebacker Beniah Harrigan and defensive back Nadir Barnwell, held Sayreville's potent offense to 121 total yards. Sayreville had not been shutout since 2008.
Offensively, quarterback Nadir Barnwell, who is just 49 yards shy of 1,000 yards, attempted one pass.
"Our goal was to play physical football, control the ball and keep them off the field,'' said Higgins. "We were able to do that. The big thing for us was getting Ryan James (injury) back on the O-line. Not only has that made us better up front, but it allowed Jonathan Kinslow to focus on defense.
"It's taken us a while this year to establish all of our roles. We had to do some shifting around and other players were stepping into bigger roles as the season was progressing. But things have really evolved.''
What is Piscataway's prize for winning five in a row and qualifying the postseason? A date at No. 1 Hunterdon Central as the No. 8 seed.
"I think losing those two games helped us,'' said Higgins. "It proved to the kids that weren't invincible, that we could get beat if we don't bring our A game every time out. I think people started doubting us, but I like that. It makes us play with a chip on our shoulders.''
Got the official word that former Carteret Rambler Jason Worilds is starting at linebacker for the Pittsburth Steelers against the Ravens on Sunday night. Jason, No. 97 as a rookie, is now No. 93.
(Overall records in parenthesis)
X-South Brunswick (8-0) 8-0
Sayreville (7-2) 6-2
Woodbridge (6-2) 6-2
Piscataway (6-2) 6-2
Old Bridge (3-5) 3-4
Edison (2-6) 2-5
J.P. Stevens (3-5) 2-5
Monroe (1-7) 1-7
East Brunswick (0-8) 0-7
X-Carteret (8-0) 6-0
Colonia (7-1) 6-1
Bishop Ahr (4-4) 4-3
North Brunswick (5-3) 4-3
Perth Amboy (5-3) 3-3
Kennedy (2-7) 2-5
So. Plainfield (2-6) 2-5
New Brunswick (0-9) 0-7
Dunellen (8-0) 5-0
Middlesex (6-2) 4-1
Highland Park (4-5) 4-2
Metuchen (5-4) 4-2
Spotswood (3-6) 2-4
South River (2-7) 1-5
McCarrick (1-8) 0-6
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