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By Fletcher Harvey
Tellini's Italiano is probably not the place to head if you're looking for a romantic Italian restaurant for that important occasion. But if a hearty lunch or substantial dinner is on your agenda, then Tellini's is certainly worth a visit.
A newcomer to the strip just beyond the World Market/Target complex if you're traveling east on U.S. 280, the restaurant occupies part of the location once home to Shogun. Bright and airy, Tellini's sports lots of glass, nice wide-plank wooden floors and appropriate travel poster-type prints to add a bit of Italian color. The piped in music of a country bent was more American than Italian.
Mama Tellini is not in the kitchen. The name has no history or basis other than it "sounds good." However, the aromas that greet you on arrival are pure Italian and would make a red-checked table cloth trattoria proud.
Name: Tellini's Italiano
Where: 4613 U.S. 280; 205-408-4410
Hours: > Lunch and dinner, 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Sunday through Thursday; 'til 10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Alcoholic beverages: wine and beer.
Credit cards: All major credit cards; no checks.
Reservations: Not taken.
Health Department rating: Not yet rated.
Prices: Appetizers, soups and salads, $3.99 to $9.49; Pasta, pizzas and paninis, $7.99 to $15.49; Desserts, $4.99
Bottom line: Review gets three out of five stars
You'll know the drill as soon as you're inside. Pick up a menu at the door. Order at the counter. Find a table and let the friendly staff take care of you from then on. The service is outstanding.
While the wine list is limited, Tellini's appears to be the only restaurant in the Birmingham area offering draft wines. Unfortunately the apparatus was malfunctioning on both of our visits, and we were unable to experience wine on tap. Other wines are available by the glass as well as bottle. They also offer a creditable selection of beers served in frosted glasses, a real plus.
We ordered a vegetarian pizza ($10.99), lasagna ($11.79) and shrimp scampi ($14.49). The lasagna and shrimp scampi came with a choice of soup or salad and a side item.
Our beverages arrived shortly after we sat down. The side salads were not far behind.
Fresh and crisp, the salads ($3.99 if ordered separately) were substantial. Mixed greens, carrot strips, grape tomatoes and sliced radishes and cucumber were served with an excellent blue cheese dressing and topped with freshly grated Parmesan cheese. Tellini's dressings are home made. Good job!
Lasagna, a signature dish, was well received. The large portion of layered noodles, meat sauce and cheeses was quite tasty though the meat sauce could have been a bit meatier. A side of fettuccini Alfredo was good but gummy. The Alfredo sauce was fine.
The 10" vegetarian pizza was beautifully topped with what appeared to be most of a produce stand. San Marzano tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella cheese shared space with tomatoes, sliced black olives, artichoke, red peppers, onions and mushrooms. A little fresh garlic and some freshly grated Parmesan cheese rounded out a taste treat. The pizza crust was unfortunately somewhat chewy and hard to bite.
The large serving of shrimp scampi, also a signature dish, was almost really good. The shrimp were beautiful. We didn't count, but there must have been close to a dozen nicely sautéed in a white wine, butter and garlic sauce. Again, the pasta was a bit gummy.
The side, crispy smashed potatoes, was interesting. Though not particularly crispy and not appearing to be smashed, the medium-sized potatoes brought back memories of the soft, resin baked potatoes we once enjoyed on earlier beach trips. In their skins but soft in the middle, the two potatoes were delicious.
A shared slice of lemon cheese cheesecake ($4.99) was large and dense. The subtle lemon flavor was very nice.
Even with its minor shortcomings, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Tellini's. We were especially impressed by the attitudes of the staff members and the overall fun atmosphere of the establishment in general.
A lunch visit did not disappoint. This time Sinatra was singing. That certainly counts as Italian.
An order of spaghetti with meat sauce ($9.99) with meatballs added ($2.99 additional) was a credit to the kitchen. The two meatballs were tender and delicious. The recipient also marveled at the blue cheese dressing on his side salad.
The piadine of the day ($9.49) was chicken Caesar. Think calzone with pizza crust wrapped around a grilled chicken Caesar salad. Great chicken, fresh lettuce and croutons and another super salad dressing served in a still warm pizza dough wrap. The moderately tough crust made it difficult to bite this pizza-sandwich. Eaten open face, it was easier to handle in small pices and quite tasty.
A shared slice of strawberry cheesecake proved to be much lighter than its lemon cousin a couple of nights earlier.
Tellini's serves what we would describe as good food fast, not good fast food. The service is superb. Everything is prepared from scratch, and this is certainly reflected in the salad dressings and sauces.
The children's menu has enough ideas to cajole the younger ones away from a chicken finger diet. The noise level would be considered low to moderate. Quite conversational.
There are other Tellini's Italianos scattered about ... Huntsville, Memphis, Tupelo ... all somewhat different but all operated by Birmingham's Fresh Hospitality Group. This is the first in the Birmingham area. Let's hope it is not the last.


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Members of the finch family, Red Crossbills (Loxia curvirostra) are best known for their unusual bill shape: The tips of the mandibles cross. This unique and highly specialized adaptation enables crossbills to pry open evergreen cones to extract the seeds. A crossbill can insert its bill between a cone's scales, spread them apart and lift out the seeds with its tongue.
Not surprisingly, male Red Crossbills are primarily red in color. Females are usually a dull olive-green. Both sexes can exhibit a lot of variation in the amount of color in their plumage. Young crossbills look like females, but are also heavily streaked.
Red Crossbills are known as Common Crossbills throughout much of the rest of the world. In addition to North America, their range includes all of Europe and much of Asia. Restricted to the Northern Hemisphere, they are found at approximately the same latitude around the globe.
Observing a feeding flock of crossbills, you will witness one of the most humorous and interesting feeding behaviors in the avian world. They enjoy clambering around the tops of pine trees, often hanging upside-down as they feed among the cones. Using both their bills and feet, they remind me of small parrots as they move slowly among the tree branches.
Crossbills are nomads. They can be found wherever feeding conditions are best at a particular time of year. They can be common in a particular area one year, and completely absent the next. They are known to wander widely around the country and are primarily found in the western, central and northeastern states. As food conditions change from year to year, however, these stubby little birds may turn up anywhere — birders should be alert for their kip-kip calls.
Some ornithologists now suspect that there may be as many as eight different species of Red Crossbills on this continent. Studies based on food preferences, bill size differences and call note variations may eventually lead this species to be split into a number of new species. If you're out birding, you may soon need some recording equipment and measuring devices if you want to try and add eight different crossbills to your life lists!
Crossbill Info
Mating: Males and females form monogamous pair bonds and engage in courtship feeding.
Nest Sites: Coniferous and mixed coniferous-deciduous forests. Nests are between 6 and 40 feet from the ground.
Nest: Often found on horizontal branches in conifer, well away from the trunk. Females builds a bulky open cup nest made of twigs, bark strips, grass rootlets and wood chips. The nest is then lined with grass, moss, lichen, feathers and hair.
Clutch: Usually three or four small eggs, sometimes five. Eggs are pale greenish white or bluish white with brown and purple spots. Most pairs typically raise only one brood per season.
Incubation Period: The female incubates the eggs for 12 to 15 days. The male feeds her during incubation.
Nestling Period: The altricial nestlings are brooded by the female, while the male brings food for both her and them.
Fledgling Period: Young generally leave the nest 18 to 20 days after hatching, and are fed by both parents.
Food: Prefers seeds of coniferous trees, such as pines. Also eats other tree buds, berries and insects.
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There are more Mexican gray wolves in the wild in the New Mexico and Arizona than last year.
The results of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's annual survey were released Friday. There are at least 83 of the endangered predators in the two states, marking the fourth year in a row the population has increased.
Fish and Wildlife Service Regional Director Benjamin Tuggle says the population is at an all-time high. In fact, it has nearly doubled from a high of 42 in 2009.
A subspecies of the gray wolf, the Mexican gray wolf was added to the federal endangered species list in 1976.
Biologists have been working to return wolves to the Southwest since 1998. Those efforts have been hampered by everything from politics to illegal killings.


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For many years, the Daily Journal has been supportive of most everything the Mississippi Department of Education has done, or wanted to do, including trying to kill recently passed charter school legislation. The newspaper has likewise supported the recent push for the unproven, untested change in standards to the new Common Core.
While one would expect bias and allegiance to the Education Department from the Daily Journal based on past performance, it is disappointing that editors would allow or encourage reporters to propagate outright fabrications through lazy reporting.
In a recent article ( "Oxford meeting addresses core concerns," Aug. 21), Daily Journal writer Chris Kieffer covers the Mississippi Department of Education's public relations tour in support of Common Core and the stop in Oxford. However, his "report" does little more than assist education bureaucrats' ongoing attempts to smear anyone who dare question their authority.
Kieffer not only excludes the numerous concerns and unanswered questions of parents, teachers and legislators in his "report," he inaccurately characterizes those who want answers as nothing more than President Obama "haters."
To quote Kieffer: "The Mississippi Senate Conservative Coalition has made statements questioning the Common Core and other states have considered discarding them. Much of the criticism has been tied to President Barack Obama's embrace of them."
That is Kieffer's entire treatment of those of us who have concerns. His lack of inclusion of those concerns is lazy, dishonest, biased and it is shameful.
The truth is there are many legitimate unanswered questions about Common Core, how it was adopted and why, what level of authority and control the Department of Education is handing over to the federal government, and whether the Common Core standards are really about higher expectations and will give Mississippi students the best chance at future success. The Mississippi Senate Conservative Coalition has stepped up to demand answers. We hope all parents and teachers who have concerns will join us in that effort. Our children deserve no less.
It is expected that bureaucrats at the Department of Education would try to turn disagreement into something as trivial as a political dislike of the president. But, for the Daily Journal to knowingly mislead its readers with this type of "reporting" is extremely deceptive. It hampers the ability of your readers to make informed decisions with facts. It reduces the Daily Journal to a tool of the Department of Education to be used to 'shape' public opinion through exclusion of useful information that tells the whole story.
If the Daily Journal wishes to enter into a collaborative effort to act as the Mississippi Department of Education's public relations arm then that is a decision for the owners and editors. But, you should at least have the boldness and courage to let that fact be known before publishing articles that purport to be honest and unbiased news.
In the meantime, if you wish to fully and accurately report the issues surrounding Common Core in Mississippi, you will find many of the Mississippi Senate Conservative Coalition's questions here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/161607212/MSCC-Common-Core-Letter-to-MDE-Aug-19-2013
Maybe the Daily Journal reporters will even consider asking a few themselves, next time.
Sen. Michael Watson (R-Pascagoula)
Policy Chairman-Mississippi Senate Conservative Coalition
THE EDITOR REPLIES: The statement in the article by reporter Chris Kieffer that "much of the criticism has been tied to President Barack Obama's embrace" of Common Core standards is accurate, not a "fabrication," as Sen. Watson suggests, since a principal objection of Common Core opponents around the nation has been that the administration has tied federal financial incentives to its adoption and the questions about federal control that raises, as alluded to in Sen. Watson's letter.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, a Common Core supporter, wrote of the growing opposition in the National Review recently: "And President Obama's embrace of the standards as his idea has given the appearance that they are a Washington edict. It has politicized the issue and complicated the understanding of who initiated and led the development of these higher standards."
The purpose of the reference in Kieffer's article was to place into context the statements that followed from Interim State Superintendent Lynn House that work on the standards did not start during the Obama administration and was initiated by the states. Nowhere in the article did Kieffer make any reference to Obama "haters."
Kieffer's article was a brief report on a night meeting in which House and state Sen. Gray Tollison, R-Oxford, chairman of the Senate Education Committee, were quoted. It was not intended as a comprehensive report on Common Core. A front-page article the previous day from a similar Jackson meeting by the Daily Journal's Bobby Harrison included specific concerns raised by a Common Core opponent in attendance, and a previous article outlined other concerns expressed by members of the Senate Conservative Coalition.
The Daily Journal did not, as Sen. Watson writes, try "to kill recently passed charter school legislation." Daily Journal editorials in the last two years have consistently supported a reasonable charter school bill with certain limits, and that's how we characterized the one that passed this year. Kieffer and the Daily Journal provided some of the state's earliest and most extensive reporting on the charter school issue prior to development and passage. The Journal has editorially supported implementation of the Common Core standards, as has most of the state's elected leadership.
Lloyd Gray/Executive Editor Daily Journal


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Wud up. I bought these nutes yesterday because they were recomended by my local greenhouse employee. Really funny actually i was in there for about an hour with three of my freinds and he came up to me to see if i needed help. I asked him about fox farms soil for my trans. and he told me they were out and recomended promix. I had a bottle of superthrive in my hand and i asked him about it and he said it was balls. Then he asked what i was growing and i said tomatos then paused and added that they were indoor with a slight smile on my face. As soon as i said that he looked me right in the eye and said "Are you trying to grow the good shit or what" under his breath sort of. After that he said put that down and follow me. He then showed me these two products and went on explaning why he uses this. He claims he grows around 60 indoor "tomatos" and he also said he grows pumpkins for contests that are around 1000 pounds. ANYWAY has anyone used these called ALASKA MORBLOOM 0-10-10 (stimulates budding n blooming) and NEPTUNES HARVEST seaweed fert at 0-0-1?????? My last setup started with those incandescents and really small pots and mg. Now its 3 five gallons, promix, 3 26w cfls, and the nutes. Major upgrade right?
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yea i use that neptune.its some stinky ass shit
Iam just the guy who waters them.Great Genectics, Foxfarm nutes,and Promix bx do all the work.keep the level high
alaska morbloom n neptunes harvest?
hey evil you use this stuff? Good results? How often do you use it? How much do you use when you feed? Is it enough "food" for the plant during veg? should i use the more bloom for flowering and use the neptune for veg? please help
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Superthrive is GREAT-- alaska Morebloom is good during blooming to boost P-K.. but You still have nothing with "N" in it for growing-- and you also need micronutes--
see what they have with an N-P-K like 5-2-6 (Ionic Grow) or any one-part system for vegging.. then, when you switch to 12/12-- you'll start slowly adding the More-bloom and Neptune harvest to boost the bud production..
but remember-- no veg= no bud---and no Nitrogen= no veg and a quickly dead plant!
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Thanks smokey! But what z said put everything into prespective. My current reggimate lacks nitrogen and I dont think any plant can thrive without. My neptunes is the seaweed not the fish so its 0-0-1 where as the fish is different having all three elements! Nonetheless I will slowly reintroduce these two nutes in my 12/12 cycle for the buds. Again thanks zandra! For now though im going walk to home depot to get ionic grow or something similar. But what should i steer clear of over there?
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higher nitrogen right. So could you pretty much label nitrogen as the most important factor for vegging? But shultz sounds good ill choose wisely. thanks!
P.s. micronutes? one shot deal as well?
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I used more bloom. Its decent stuff. It gave me huge nugs, but they didnt weigh out to much.
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Wickedness! I bought the fish fert at 5-1-1 on the first and fed on the second of april. I introduced a quarter teaspoon per quart of water for the first feeding. I also included a quarter teaspoon of the mor bloom and slight scowtch of the harvest. Since then my babies look very happy and healthy with exponential growth almost 5 inches and about 4 nodes in seven days!
Heres what im planning:
Im wanting to feed another moderate dose of the fish fert before switching to 12/12 maybe a full dose instead of halfing it good idea? I just want to promote another shot of good stong growth befor my flowering. Ill probably up the amount a little bit tomarrow night and then switch over to 12/12 on friday after two or three regular waterings during the week.
Than I was thinking if i should add less of the fish fert and start introducing more of the bloom n harvest for the flowering stage wich will last approx. 8-10 weeks. Question though should i depleat my fish fert usage and up my bloom n harvest to prevent burn or other complications? should i continue my half dose of all three nutes through out the flowering stage? Anyone advice from someone with first hand experiance with this stuff would be much appreciated or just any advice in general thanks everybody


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Monday, February 18, 2013
Horne, Anne Hall
Anne Hall Horne, 68, of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, wife of R.P. "Dick" Horne, Sr. died Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at her home with her family at her side.
Anne was born on March 3, 1944, in Abbeville, South Carolina, daughter of the late Luther A. Hall and the late Madelle Simpson Aull Hall. At the age of three, she began to enjoy ballet dancing and singing, the talents of which carried her well into adulthood when she frequently tapped and danced on stage in Downtown Charleston with Steppin' Time raising money for the American Cancer Association. Of the many beauty pageants she entered, her more notable achievements were in The Aiken County Beauty Pageant of 1961 and the American Beauty Congress and the International Beauty Congress pageant of 1963 held in Long Beach, California.
On May 7, 1966, Anne married Dick Horne in Aiken, South Carolina. As a loving, supportive wife and mother, she counted her greatest successes in life to be those of her family to whom she was sacrificially committed in love. Her love was rooted in a relationship with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to Whom she committed her life, as she so selflessly enjoyed and endured it unto His glory.
Surviving are her husband of nearly 47 years, Richard Porcher "Dick" Horne, Sr. of Mount Pleasant, SC; one son, Richard Porcher Horne, Jr. and his wife, Carrie of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; two daughters, Sandra Horne Cheves and her husband, Hank, of Mount Pleasant, S.C. and Catherine Anne Horne of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; six grandchildren, Middleton Horne Cheves, Charles Pinckney Cheves, Olivia Porcher Horne, Langdon Hall Cheves, SarahAnne Sullivan Horne and Laura Elizabeth Horne.
Her Funeral Service was held on Friday, February 15, 2013 at Seacoast Christian Community Church, 750 Long Point Road, Mount Pleasant at noon. Interment followed in Mount Pleasant Memorial Gardens. The family received friends on Thursday, February 14, 2013 in J. HENRY STUHR INC., MOUNT PLEASANT CHAPEL.
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Collingwood named Cook's deputy
Paul Collingwood will serve as vice-captain to Alastair Cook on England's tour of Bangladesh.
Team director Andy Flower confirmed Twenty20 skipper Collingwood will deputise for Cook - himself filling in for the rested Andrew Strauss - should he be unavailable for any part of the one-day or Test series.
Flower went public with his desire to have an official second in command on the day the squad headed to Dhaka following the completion of the Twenty20 series against Pakistan in Dubai.
Collingwood stood down as one-day captain in 2008 in order to concentrate on his own game and, although he has no desire to take charge on a permanent basis, he will provide support to Cook during the five-week tour.
"Paul Collingwood will be vice-captain for the Bangladesh tour, in both forms of the game," Flower said.
"Even though I know he expresses a wish to merely be a foot soldier after his leadership in the Twenty20, if Cook gets injured he'll take over.
"England sides in the past haven't bothered nominating a vice-captain, but we'd like him to do it on this tour for both one-dayers and the Tests.
"I discussed it briefly with Alastair, and with the selectors and (managing director of England cricket) Hugh Morris.
"The last time Colly captained one-dayers, it took a lot out of him and he doesn't want to put his name forward in a medium to long-term capacity for the captaincy. But he knows this would only be a stop-gap measure.
"He did a good job in the Twenty20s and if someone gets injured he's quite happy to step into the breach."
Kevin Pietersen, who led England briefly before losing the captaincy at the same time as head coach Peter Moores departed last January following a breakdown in communication, was considered for the role.
Flower added: "We had to consider all options as possible leadership candidates, and Kevin was one of them.
"He was up for consideration like everyone else in the squad, but in the end it was a simple cricketing decision."
Despite opting for 33-year-old Collingwood, Flower suggested he would still be looking for Pietersen to play a supportive role to Cook over the next few weeks.
"I think both Colly and KP will help him," said Flower. "But most important for Alastair is that he is quite clear in his own head how he wants to lead the side and how he will deal with the eternal challenge for cricket captains: leading a team while also making sure that your own game is in order."
Bangladesh is sure to represent a physically tough experience for the England players but Flower is delighted with the shape his side are in.
He added: "We are continually looking to improve the physical side of our squad, and I've got to say Huw Bevan is a sensational physical trainer for us; his rugby background fits really nicely in the side.
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8 Seasonal Pregnancy SuperfoodsCeridwen Morris
Pomegranates, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, molasses, roasted Brussels spouts, arugula with pine nuts?
It all sounds good to me but I'm not pregnant. If I were pregnant, I can assure you that simple list of seasonal foods would set of bombs of revulsion or trigger intense cravings.
But a quick survey of autumnal foods has revealed just how great this season is for the pregnant woman simply in terms of nutrition. There's a whole ton of iron, folate and calcium on the menu this time of year. And I suspect that some dishes that will appeal, even to the most finicky first trimester mothers among us.
If you're bemoaning all the things you can't eat this holiday season, here are some you most definitely can and a few recipes to boot:
1. Pomegranates
Drink pomegranate juice or eat the fruit raw, by itself or sprinkled over salads or yogurt. It's full of iron, potassium and vitamin C. There's one study linking pomegranate juice with perks for the baby's health in the rare case of trauma during birth. Pomegranate juice is also sometimes recommended to women trying to get pregnant. Try this Apple and Pomegranate Cranberry Salsa.
2. Beets
Roast them, mash them into borscht, boil them, steam them, juice them and serve hot or cold. Beets are full of potassium which can help regulate blood pressure (women with risk factors for preeclampsia are sometimes instructed to drink beet juice). They are packed with folate, which is necessary for the proper development of the baby's nervous system. Beets are also a mild diuretic, so they can also help with sluggish digestion, a common complaint in pregnancy. Try these Slow Roasted Beets.
3. Yams or Sweet Potatoes
So easy to bake, so (ful)filling. Sweet potatoes are full of potassium, calcium, vitamin C, folate, fiber, and carotenoids which your body converts to vitamin A. Vitamin A helps with bone and teeth growth. It's not recommended to overdo vitamin A in pregnancy, but it's important to get it on a regular basis. Try this Sweet Potato Soup.
4. Arugula
These leafy greens–which are much more exciting and nutritious than a simple lettuce like romaine– are in season in many parts of the world in the autumn. Arugula is packed with vitamin K and omega 3s which are so good for brain functioning. Try this Pear, Arugula and Walnut Salad.
5. Apples
If you eat them with the skin, the fiber can help with digestion. They're also a good source of Vitamin C and potassium.
6. Brussels Sprouts
These once put-upon little cruciferous veggies are now side-dish du jour in many trendy restaurants. They can be great in a crisp slaw with bacon dressing but I love to eat them roasted. They have lots of iron and Vitamin C. (Parsnips are also full of calcium, iron and Vitamin C, but they're not as trendy.) Try these Roasted Brussels Sprouts With Bacon and Pomegranate.
7. Pumpkin.
Pumpkin has lots of iron it. If you add some molasses into your pies, you'll get even more. Try this Pumpkin Pie With Molasses.
8. Figs.
Figs are a great source of fiber and calcium. Put them with your salad or eat with some pasteurized cheese and balsamic vinaigrette. There are some amazing fig recipes and serving ideas here, just check that your cheese is pasteurized. Bon Appetite.
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Randolph-Macon Lifts Sixth ODAC Baseball Tournament Trophy
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Randolph-Macon College withstood a comeback effort from Hampden-Sydney College in the top of the ninth inning on Sunday to lock up the program's sixth overall ODAC baseball trophy at Liberty Baseball Stadium in Lynchburg, Va. The win awards the Yellow Jackets the ODAC's automatic bid into the NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament.
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McDowell, Prep ready for showdown
Whatever it's called, region or non-region, or whenever the football game is played, September or October, is irrelevant to McDowell coach Mark Soboleski.
Just saying "Cathedral Prep vs. McDowell" should be enough.
"That's what matters the most," Soboleski said of today's much anticipated showdown at Veterans Stadium. "It's the game that both schools look forward to and the community looks forward to."
The Erie area's biggest football rivalry -- one that Prep coach Mike Mischler went so far as to call "the greatest high school rivalry in the state, at any level, in any sport" -- kicks off at 7 p.m.
The victor will assume sole possession of first place in Region 6.
If the Class AAAA Trojans (2-3, 1-0) win for the fifth straight time, they also could bump the Ramblers from their perches in the state's Class AAA polls.
Prep (5-0, 1-0) is ranked No. 1 by the Harrisburg Patriot-News and No. 2 by the Pennsylvania Football News.
The biggest question going into today is who will be McDowell's starting quarterback.
Soboleski, who saw projected starter Jarrett Koper break a leg during the preseason, called on junior Jamie Szymczak in the Trojans' 34-23 loss to St. Edward (Ohio) last Friday. Szymczak took over for senior Sean Gallagher, who suffered a separated shoulder the week before against St. Ignatius (Ohio).
Koper won't play this week but is getting closer to returning.
Soboleski wouldn't reveal which of his other quarterbacks -- Gallagher, Szymczak or sophomore Jake Tarasovitch -- will take McDowell's first snap from scrimmage.
"We've (practiced) all three," he said. "We're still toying with combinations on that, but all three are going to be available in some way."
Whoever does still isn't likely to air it out. McDowell has only attempted 28 passes, none of them going for touchdowns.
Running the ball is different.
The Trojans average 356 yards on the ground at the season's halfway point. James Conner, a 6-foot 3-inch, 230-pound halfback, leads them with 715 yards, followed by 5-foot 10-inch, 212-pound senior classmate Khyre Drayer with 485 yards.
"The word that comes to my mind is 'tanks,' " Mischler said about McDowell's top backs. "Drayer is a tank and Conner is a special player because he's got speed and size."
Mischler has suppressed his preference to run the ball on offense because of Damion Terry. The senior quarterback could surpass 5,000 career passing yards on his first completion against the Trojans.
Terry needs only 6 yards to become the fourth District 10 quarterback to reach 5,000 yards. Mark Kulinski of Oil City (6,045), Scottie Frisina of Corry (5,078) and Kolten Hoffman of West Middlesex (5,060) are the others.
"It means a lot to be up there," said Terry, a Michigan State recruit. "I remember watching Kulinski break the district record (in 2010) and Scottie (do the same) the year before. I try not to think about (5,000 yards) too much because it's crazy that it's approaching."
Terry will be the second major-college quarterback recruit that Soboleski has faced. He had to scheme for Mitch Trubisky, bound for North Carolina, when McDowell opened this season against Mentor (Ohio).
Soboleski said contending with quarterbacks like St. Ignatius' Mike LaManna, St. Edward's Ryan Fallon and Trubisky will aid the Trojans' preparations for their final game against Terry.
"Seeing the three guys from Ohio at least gives us a feel of the tempo for Damion, although he has his own set of challenges that he presents for us," he said. "The other guys had pieces, but Damion combines the best of all of them."
Gallagher confirmed he'll play cornerback on defense regardless of his quarterback status. He echoed Soboleski's assessment of Terry, who has thrown for 1,327 yards, 19 touchdowns and only one interception in five games.
"Damion is right up there with those Ohio quarterbacks we faced," Gallagher said. "At least this (game), we know some of their tendencies a little more than some of the other teams we've had to study."
Mischler, though, was confident in his homework.
"McDowell is known for switching things up on us," he said, "but I think with our (offensive) schemes we're solid no matter what."
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This is actually quite funny--I love Yuna, now I'm getting attacked by other Yuna fans for questioning Jaylee's assertion that JSF is political and corrupt.
With that, I'm outta here.
That's a cheat to compare a hypothetical situation (+3 GOE to Yuna's rivals for everything) and the real one (the score that she got at Worlds). Compare the hypothetical with hypothetical, like giving Yuna +3 GOE for everything as well. And real with real. Once again, here's the protocal of the recent Worlds:http://www.isuresults.com/results/wc..._FS_Scores.pdf http://www.isuresults.com/results/wc..._SP_Scores.pdf . You can see Caro's and Mao's mistakes. Now tell me how exactly they would have been able to cover the gap of 22/21 points accordingly if they hadn't make those mistakes. They wouldn't. That's the point. Yuna was shamefully overscored that made it's impossible to her rivals to reach her even if they skated clean. Disgusting judging.
1) Because it's fun.
2) Because it gives us an idea of how technically-packed either Carolina or Mao, her closest competitors, would have to build their programs in order to possibly overcome YuNa's highly predictable layout with very high scores. There are way too many variables to make an accurate prediction, of course, but it would also be interesting to see how they approach the upcoming Olympic season with all this in mind. Will they have the skeleton of the layouts ready by the beginning of the season? Or will they modify it depending on how things are going, where they are placing, etc.?
when i think she has not received so many +3 GOE like in FS in World. I thought and guess, it was because of she underscored in SP, So when she justified her winning with perfect FS, judges had generous judgement(especially on spin and steps) on purpose. Anyway, It's just guess..
^ That sums it up well (especially #1 for me). Fun and boredom cuz it's a long off season
To elaborate, what I'm really saying is, if we assume away the likelihood of success, then why limit Yuna to 6 triples in the LP? Why not assume a 7-triple with the following:
Unrealistic and highly unlikely, you might say? But that's exactly what we're supposedly taking out of consideration (i.e., the likelihood of success) in this discussion.
If the probability of success of Mao's and Caro's hypothetical programs were, say, 5% (for the sake of example; I have not calculated the actual probabilities; that would require investments of time and effort of a different level entirely), then, logically, we need to compare them to a hypothetical Yuna program whose scoring is maximized at the same 5% probability level. Can we construct such a "stretch" Yuna program for which the score exceeds that for the hypothetical Caro/Mao programs in question? I am very comfortable that the answer is a resounding "yes", and to spare.
Conversely, if the probability of success of Yuna's current layout is, say, 60% (again, I pulled this number out of a hat for argument sake, and have not actually derived it from historical data. Nevertheless, it is the order of magnitude of difference that is important in this argument, not decimal precision), can we construct a program for either Caro or Mao that, based on historical scores and success rates for the elements and components, would have overall probabilities of 60% (that is to say, that matches the probability of success of Yuna's current layout), and which even come close to matching or exceeding Yuna's score? (Let's say very roughly that Yuna could score 220-225 if she did every single thing in a 6-triple layout to the best of her demonstrated ability). Even without crunching all the numbers, I would be willing to wager a large sum that the answer would be a resounding "no", and to spare.
Again, this is a straight analysis that demonstrates why Yuna is rightly considered the favorite for Sochi, but such analyses are not a cast-iron, unfailing prediction of the future. There is still a very substantial possibility that Yuna will not skate clean in the one-time, go-big-or-go-home
atmosphere of the Olympics, as well as a still-material chance that Caro or Mao will either skate clean, or come sufficiently close to it that, in combination with Yuna mistakes, one or the other might win. I would not lay a wager on it without being offered very, very advantageous odds, but the chance exists even so.
My point is that the question as originally framed has very little relevance, meaning, or usefulness. If we allow stretch programs where the prospects of clean execution are extremely low to be compared to Yuna's relatively high probability current layout, without taking due account of probabilities, then why limit it to just Mao and Caro?
The question could be easily re-cast, without violating the spirit or the logic of the original in any way, to ask: What would the podium be if Kostner, Asada, Kim, Wagner, Suzuki, Gold, Osmond, Murakami, Sotnikova, Li, Tukt, etc. etc. etc. etc. (insert any other senior skaters here) all skated clean?
One could just as well as argue that, on a good day, doing all that she is capable of, one could construct programs for Sotnikova that win Gold, or that we will have a headline of Gold2.
If you object to those scenarios on the premise that these outcomes are relatively improbable based on track record, my reply would be: what possible concern can there be that such scenarios only have a 2% probability of success, when you have admitted as legitimate the scenarios for Mao and Caro with a 5% probability? The difference between the hypothetical Caro/Mao programs and the fantasy programs for the rest of the young pack (say, 5% vs. 2%), I argue, is far, far smaller than the difference between Caro/Mao and Yuna's current layout (say, 5% vs. 60%) as far as probabilities go.
In other words, the answer becomes reduced to, if not an outright reductio ad absurdum ("Marchei will win if she goes clean with the skate of her life!!!! She's done beautiful triple-triples in practice and don't you deny it!!!!"), then to the level of self-evident truism. "Anyone can win! It ain't over 'til it's over! That's why they actually hold the competition!"
All of the latter cannot be denied, but did we really need an extended thread about it?
This thread was giving me a hernia ugh.. Why do people hate a skater? Doesn't make sense to me, when you don't even know the person in real life. Or even dislike a skater for doing what they'e trained their entire life to do? What just because they get great marks for showcasing their skills and talents when t matters?
Anyway, what is everyone's definition of clean? Is it being perfect or just not not falling or missing any elements?
I think if all three are technically perfect, Mao has the upper hand cos she's got the much higher BV, but artistically I personally think Yuna and Caro have the edge as they both have the 'it' factor when it comes to interpretation. Just IMO.
So if all 3 are clean, it just depends on the panel of judges as well as the skating order. In the end, who gets on the higher podium will be out of the skaters' control.
Is that all you've got
You must stock up on tinfoil
Gee, I guess All that Skate money, pachinko parlor money, Lotte and Maruhan money, have been secretly divested somewhere under the mattresses of the JSF and also into the judges pockets. Well there, gee goshdarnit, you have your proof of a cheat right there. UN-NON-INDISPUTABLE!!!
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