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INDIANA -- Gannon just has Indiana's number this year.
Saturday, that number was a career-high 25 points from Rogerio Livramento that boosted the Golden Knights to a 67-62 win and an inside track to win the PSAC Western Division before a crowd of 3,621.
Gannon (16-8 overall, 11-3 PSAC West) stuck with No. 7 Indiana for most of the game before making its move midway through the second half to hand the Crimson Hawks their third loss of the season, two of which are courtesy of the Knights.
IUP (20-3, 10-3) tied its largest lead of the night when it took a 42-34 advantage with 131/2 minutes left in the second half. Gannon then erased the lead thanks to eight straight points from Livramento before Adam Blazek capped off the 10-0 spurt with a layup that gave Gannon its first lead since of the half.
Marcel Souberbielle responded with three of team-leading 21 points to reclaim a 45-44 lead for IUP.
But a pair of free throws from A'Darius Porter and Adam Blazek's 3-pointer on the ensuing possession with 6:41 lef put Gannon ahead for good. The Knights sealed the win by ripping off an 8-0 run shortly after that extended their lead to as much as 10 in the game's final minute.
Blazek finished with 15 points, while Girbran Smith added 13, including several key 3-pointers down the stretch.
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Dr. B's SUPVC Blog
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Eastwood empty chair in RNC chairman Reince Priebus' office
The empty chair Clint Eastwood used as a surrogate for President Obama during the actor's speech at the Republican National Convention ended up in Republican National Committee chairman and Kenosha native Reince Priebus' office, the "Today" show reported Wednesday.
"All I know is that about two minutes into Clint Eastwood's speech, when I realized that he was talking to the chair and the teleprompters were off, I told my wife and a couple folks that were around me, 'let's get that chair.' " »Read Full Blog Post(52)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Prince, Coldplay and Jack White
After finally making amends with Warner Bros. Records, Prince will release a new album on the record label that will include his recently-released single "The Breakdown." Associated Press photo by Jakob Joergensen. »Read Full Blog Post
LaCage celebrates 30 years of dancing, drag queens and nightlife
"Back in 1984, LaCage was a safe space for LGBT and LGBT-friendly people to meet, hang out and have fun while making new friends," said Kris Heindel, who has owned the club with Michael Jost since 2005. "LaCage remains a safe space and fun, but its value has been enhanced through the years by greater societal acceptance and welcoming everyone to the LaCage experience and what they have been missing."
A four-day celebration of the LaCage 30th anniversary begins Thursday, April 24, with an invitation-only party followed by a public party, including a display in the Montage Lounge upstairs showing artifacts from LaCage through the years. Crystal Waters entertains on Friday. »Read Full Article
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Ishdarr - The Better Life EP
While very new to the Milwaukee hip hop scene, 17-year-old MC Ishdarr has been making big waves already. He opened for Schoolboy Q at the Rave last Thursday and on Friday had the release party for his new EP The Better Life. He popped on my radar with his soulful first single "They Lost Me" and this six song EP shows the talent this young man already has. »Read Full Blog Post
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Madison band PHOX recently released a more dramatic and polished version of "Slow Motion," the pretty pop charmer from its video EP "Confetti," for its self-titled Partisan Records debut out June 24.
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The Point Fish Fry & a Flick series returns to Milwaukee's lakefront July 18.
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Most protein alterations related to Huntington's occur early in life before disease symptoms show up, according to a group of scientists. They also suggest that early changes affect late-stage disease by irreversibly changing the biochemical activity in the mouse brain.
They also found a major variability in the types of changes seen during the course of the disease. The researchers thus argue against an HD model in which there is a gradual increase in the number and magnitude of protein changes and instead lean toward a more dynamic pathology.
The findings are reported in the April issue of Molecular and Cellular Proteomics in a paper titled "A Large Number of Protein Expression Changes Occur Early in Life and Precede Phenotype Onset in a Mouse Model for Huntington Disease (HD)."
Since HD is an inherited condition, changes likely occur earlier in development. To get a better sense of disease progression, the investigators used a large 2-D gel/mass spectrometry-based proteomics approach. They tracked HD-induced protein expression alterations and their kinetics in mice at two, four, six, eight, and 12 weeks of age. The researchers explain that the timeframe corresponds to absence of disease and early-, intermediate-, and late-stage HD.
The team observed 71–100% of HD stage-specific protein changes and drastic alterations in protein expression in almost 6% of the proteome occurred as early as two weeks. These changes included mainly the upregulation of proteins involved in glycolysis/gluconeogenesis and the downregulation of the actin cytoskeleton. An increase in glucose metabolism corresponds to the weight loss, which occurs early during HD progression.
These early-stage findings suggest a period of highly variable protein expression that precedes the onset of HD phenotypes. Although an up-regulation of glycolysis/gluconeogenesis-related protein alterations remained dominant during HD progression, late-stage alterations at 12 weeks showed an up-regulation of proteins involved in proteasomal function.
The early changes in HD, which coincide with a peak in protein alteration during normal mouse development, may be responsible for these massive later-stage changes, the scientists explain. Protein and mRNA data sets showed a large overlap on the level of affected pathways but not single proteins/mRNAs.
The researchers believe thus that HD is characterized by a highly dynamic disease pathology not represented by linear protein concentration alterations over the course of disease.
Past Findings in HD ResearchScientists Describe Molecular Process that Leads to Protein Clumps in Huntington's (Mar. 9, 2009)New Cell Damage Clue Provided in Huntington's Disease (Nov. 17, 2008)Investigators Uncover Novel Mechanism in Huntington's Disease (Jan. 9, 2008)Researchers Found 234 Proteins that Interact with Huntington's Molecule (May 11, 2007)Molecules Discovered that Encourage Cells to Eat Huntington's Protein (May 8, 2007)
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Clean and all we needed for a nice little break, toilet area small but useable. Not much light on dark evenings but ok.
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The site was very peaceful and quiet, very relaxing. We were handy for some nice places to visit, i.e. Stonehenge and Avebury, but also the village of Lacock, always worth a visit.
One of our dogs is an old boy now so was unable to make full use of the local walks, but would recommend this site for nature lovers and walkers.
We were greeted each morning by the friendly ducks, which was hugely amusing.
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SPEARMAN - Jamie Adams Sutton, 29, died Saturday, Oct. 20, 2001.
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Mr. Sutton was a farmer and a welder. He attended First United Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Tom Sutton in 1995.
Survivors include his mother, Noreen Sutton of Spearman; his grandmother, Kathleen Sutton of Spearman; an uncle, Omar Sutton of Spearman; an aunt, Darleen Lasley of Stratford; and two cousins, Kristi Williams of Gruver and Brandon Sutton of Fort Worth.
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Wine critics often suggest that particular wines pair well with certain foods, whether grilled chicken or monkfish with Pinot Grigio, steak frites with Bordeaux or dessert, including chocolate, with Port. But even chocolate is a diverse topic. Would you pair white chocolate containing macadamia nuts, milk chocolate truffles or plain dark chocolate with the very same varietal? Probably not.
That's why Brix chocolates are designed from the opposite perspective: they're chocolates that come with suggested wine pairings. Their medium dark chocolate (60 per cent cacao), for example, is intended to be consumed with Zinfandel, Syrah, Rhone, Merlot and Shiraz. (Forget for a moment that Syrah and Shiraz refer to the same grape varietal and that both Syrah and Merlot are Rhône wines.) Having enjoyed the medium dark with both a Zinfandel and a Syrah, we can attest that the suggest pairings are very apt. These bold, fruity wines complement the chocolate, rather than overwhelm it. Moving lower down the chocolate scale, Brix milk chocolate (40 per cent cacao), while not our favorite, goes well with its suggested pairing of Pinot Noir.
Why Brix? Degrees brix is a measure of sugar content, and a comparison of the sweetness of chocolate and that of wine forms the basis for pairing the two. Also, Brix chocolates are shaped like bricks, each one a solid chunk of single-origin chocolate from Ghana. When serving, don't try to cut slices off with a knife or you'll end up with shavings. Instead, stab your knife into the chocolate and let it crumble into chunks, as a wedge of Stilton cheese would. It is a chocolate and wine pairing experience that we will not soon forget.
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'Appalling' for Jewish music festival to reject Israeli funding
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A trustee of the Jewish Music Institute has expressed his anger and frustration that the organisation turned down Israeli funding for a conference under pressure from boycotters.
David Mencer, a former director of the Labour Friends of Israel, attacked the "appalling lack of judgment and moral character in [the JMI's] distancing itself from Israel."
He said the trustees had not been consulted by JMI director Geraldine Auerbach over the decision. Mr Mencer said he believed the organization had "submitted to blackmail and given the Israel boycotters and Israel haters an unnecessary victory.
"JMI have refused to accept a donation from the representatives of the democratically elected government of the State of Israel for an event about the music of Israel.
"We have made it even more difficult for other organisations trying hard to promote UK - Israel ties by setting this precedent.
"I am sure that I am not alone in wanting to distance myself from this decision. Perhaps most importantly of all, this decision will also have mortally damaged any future attempt to fundraise from the Jewish community, thus jeopardising the future of the organisation."
Ms Auerbach said: "This was a decision we reached independently and has no bearing on any future decision we might take over funding from Israel. That will be decided depending on the circumstances."
An Israeli embassy spokesman said: "It is disturbing to see that the certain bodies have succumbed to pressures from external organisations whose sole purpose is to prevent dialogue. Not only that, but to co-operate with them and to brusquely attach a much - needed financial support for artists to a political agenda is unhelpful."
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I am 29 was a first time mom and had a healthly pregnancy. I gave birth to our beautiful baby feb 10 at 37w5d. Her delivery was very difficult, I was in labor for 11 hours after my water broke even after being induced with pitocin because I was not dialating further. I eneded up having a c-section becasue she was losing oxygen when the contractions got stronger. She passed away 13 days later.
She was born a little small 5lb11oz even though she was full term. She was having a little trouble breathing and had to be monitored on the EKG after the first day. When we were about to be discharged from the hospital. They said she needed to be transfered to the NICU because she would stop breathing because she was crying too hard during her exit exam. After 3 days in the NICU they wouldn't let her come home even though she had not had another incident because she would not finish the minimum amounts at feedings. It was extermly difficult to feed her and even experienced nurses had use a feeding tube. They wanted to keep her there for at least a week. They did so much testing and everything was comming out normal. All we wanted was to bring our baby home and finally were able to.
Two days after we brought her home she became very colicy, would not feed, and was crying a lot. We took her to the emergency room. On the way there I held her hand while she was in the car seat the whole way. When we were already parked in the parking garage when she stoped crying and let go of my hand. We had no idea she had stopped breathing until we were taking her out. My husband noticed she was not moving, he started running as fast as he could with her to the ER. They were able to keep her alive for 2 hours pumping her heart and injecting her with medication. But she was too weak and could not breath on her own. They tried everything and had to stop, once they did she was gone. I was so angry and shocked! I could not believe what happened we were bring her in because we thought she had colic.
Her death certificate said she had a congenital heart hypertrophy,which means an enlarged heart that caused her to stop breathing. She was at the NICU for a week and they never diagnosed her with a heart defect except for a mummer that they should go away. We ordered an autopsy, but they said to wait 10 to 12 weeks, so we still have another month to go. It is so hard to move on not knowing what happended.
After having our baby we know that we want a family so bad. But I am so scared to try again. I feel so bad for complaining about being pregnant sometimes because I would happly do it again. We love and miss her so much!


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Bartonsville Covered Bridge celebration set for SaturdayBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | January 21,2013BARTONSVILLE — Let the hoopla begin.
Rockingham will hold a covered bridge party Saturday at 11 a.m. to celebrate the reopening of the rebuilt Bartonsville Covered Bridge, one of Tropical Storm Irene's most famous victims.
The 1870 bridge was swept off its abutments by the raging floodwater of the Williams River, and since the bridge floated down the river, Bartonsville residents have been fighting to have the historic wooden lattice-truss bridge rebuilt.
The bridge, which is longer by 17 feet, higher by a few inches, and stronger than the original bridge, was a hive of activity Friday afternoon as more than 20 construction workers from Cold River Bridges and Iron Horse Standing Seam Roofing were putting on the bridge's new green standing seam roof and putting the new pine siding on the 176-foot bridge — both sides. Workers were also measuring and cutting the oak running boards for the floor of the bridge.
"The bridge will be ready," said Travis Hodgdon of Chester, one of the foremen on the project for Cold River, a local bridge construction firm based in Walpole, N.H. Wednesday's snowstorm put a crimp in the roof plans, he said, since the roof has to be laid on a swept-clear roof deck.
Sue Hammond, whose now-famous home video caught the demise of the bridge that fateful Aug. 28, 2011, afternoon, said all of Vermont's top politicians had been invited to the event. So far, only Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., has sent his regrets.
"I've got my fingers crossed," said the Bartonsville resident, adding U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., would definitely be attending, along with county and local officials.
After a short ceremony at the bridge, including the unveiling of the new bridge's sign, Hammond said the festivities will adjourn to MacLaomainn's Scottish Pub in Chester, for more talks about the bridge and its history. She said Deb Brown, a native of Rockingham and owner of the pub, had been very supportive of the rebuilding, hosting several fundraisers for the bridge.
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Often I run into parents of Pop Warner and various pee-wee league players. Usually there's plenty of questions as to what their son needs to work on and if I think they have the potential to take it to the next level. I generally stay away from any outlandish predictions and tell parents to stay the course and if their son is happy playing the game then simply let him and see where it goes.
This past season though a trio of players changed my thought process in regards to looking at and projecting future stars at a younger age. Enter 2015 RB/WR Emanuel Jackson.
I had heard about Jackson through some friends before but hadn't seen him play. Then I got ahold of a highlight DVD playing with the Eastside Dolphins program. Needless to say he was highly impressive but then again this was pee wee football right?
Well we move forward another and the stories continued to pour in about Jackson as he played for Riverside's D team this past season. I got another highlight tape and had heard Jackson was running track with the Riverside High squad as well. He was competing with the high school athletes but winning heats with regularity against competition on the same age level or underclassmen.
We heard Jackson was going to compete and participate at the Brian Bratton Football Camp last month. The former Furman University standout who has played in both the NFL and CFL had players from across the Upstate attend the event. Jackson surprised the camp staff because of his skill level and athletic talent while there so much that they awarded him MVP at the running back position. Upon announcing the award the staff thought they were handing the award out to a high school prospect, when Jackson told them he was only in the eighth grade.
We caught up with Jackson to talk about his accomplishments and what he hopes to work towards in the future. We first hit on the MVP award he was given at the Brian Bratton Camp.
"It was amazing to be notified and chosen by someone who has accomplished what I dream of accomplishing one day. Playing college football." Jackson told us.
Although he surprised the coaching staff with his youth Jackson says he wasn't honestly satisfied with his performance there.
"Yes and no. Yes because I did my best but no because I have room to improve."
Jackson says the camp helped him pick up a lot of drills and fundamentals that will help him become a better running back.
The award at the Bratton camp wasn't the first award for Jackson either.
"I have been nominated for the Under Armour Youth All-American Game."
Jackson primarily lines up at running back but due to injury he moved to quarterback this season. He also is an outstanding cover cornerback often baiting opposing quarterbacks into throwing his way. Right now Jackson says he feels most comfortable at running back or wide receiver.
His speed and strength sets him apart from his counterparts right now and the scary part is that he has yet to touch weights. At 5'6 135 pounds he's got a lot of growing to do but his legs already look like that of a seasoned high school athlete.
This past season he rushed for 11 touchdowns and almost 800 yards despite spending a great deal of the season at quarterback. The D-team Warriors finished the season 5-2.
That attribute has helped him on the track with Riverside thus far. He quickly responded, "absolutely" when asked if competing against top AAAA athletes on the track had helped him to prepare himself for what's to come over the next four seasons.
Jackson says he'll be attending a combine this off season as well as the Dabo Swinney football camp at Clemson.
SCPrepNation.com will bring you some video highlights of Jackson in action soon so stay tuned and you'll see why we feel he's got a strong chance at being one of the next big prospects here in South Carolina over the next four seasons.
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Still breech. At 32 weeks. Are you kidding me?
Okay, okay I know I still realistically have 8 weeks left until my due date however, we know my history and with 4 Littles on the books I've come close to my due date once. And considering they each come sooner, the last at 34 weeks – I do not want a c-section. So really, I'd love for him to turn now considering we are getting further along. I've had 4 pretty easy vaginal births, one without an epidural and they all have been pretty easy. Nothing I can really complain about. However, after having 4 easy births, I really hate hearing the word c-section from my doctors mouth.
Here's why:
– I'm anemic. Which you will read all about later today. I really can't be in a situation where I would lose blood. And a c- section is just that sort of situation.
– Recovery time. Going home to a family of 5, I won't have a ton of time to be down.
– The pain. Okay, I am not a whimp at all and have a very high tolerance for pain, but I heard c-sections are really painful and I am pretty scared of the unknown and I hate change. I like my natural birthing ways. I am not a fan of the unexpected.
So ladies – can you make me feel better about this whole breech situation? Did your Little turn at the last minute? I hear standing on your head works to turn them. Or did you have to have a c-section because they never turned? I am ready to read your comments so leave one below please! In the meantime, same a little prayer my little one decides to cooperate.
After this oh-so-cute sono picture today, I guess I can forgive him…for now!


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Last week's coal-mining tragedy in West Virginia caught my attention, as I'm sure it did for many of you. Most of us likely watched the tragedy somewhat casually, only periodically catching the latest updates. Such tragedies happen all too often. We wag our heads and silently go on about our affairs.
This tragedy ended differently from most, of course, and its ending touched us in a way few others have. At one point, the families of the victims were told their husbands, fathers and sons were alive, only to be told some three hours later they had perished.
You couldn't watch this crisis unfold without feeling something. We empathized with the family members and felt their pain as their despair was deepened by the elation it followed.
Press deadlines can be capricious, and they certainly were that day as the Amarillo Globe-News and many others erroneously reported good news on Jan. 4. The headline blared, "Mine Miracle: 12 Alive," only to be followed on Jan. 5 by the more subdued headline, "Families Want Answers."
The press deadline, as unfortunate as it was, provided an excellent case study for considering how we conceptualize God. Consider these quotes regarding God's role in this tragedy from the Jan. 4 paper: "Praise the Lord," "How Great Thou Art," "Miracles happen in West Virginia and today we got one," "The Lord takes care of them," and another statement calling their salvation "divine intervention."
These are predictable statements and I do not judge the heartfelt outbursts. I will, however, draw attention to the January 5 article and the complete absence of religious references in the families' comments.
Why? I understand why we praise God for the miracle, but I wonder why God is not evoked in the tragedy. Was not God's presence more important after the horrific news than before?
I couldn't help but think of Job. After learning he had lost all of his possessions and his beloved children had died, he ripped his clothes and fell to the ground in grief. Who could blame him?
His reaction to his news was similar to those in West Virginia where they no doubt fell lifeless in disbelief, and ripped at their hair and clothes in grief. This is all understandable; it is what we would do as well, and perhaps some of you have experienced such horrific grief.
What Job does next, however, is remarkable. In fact, in my Bible his reaction is part of the same sentence that documents his grief. He worships God.
I find his reaction nothing short of amazing. Even in the depths of his grief, his first reaction includes a nod to his core value that God is in control. This section of Job includes the oft quoted verse, "the Lord gives and the Lord takes away. Blessed be the name of the Lord."
Job was not happy at this turn of events, nor was his comment flippant. Instead, Job was acknowledging the reality of life. Life is fatal, and a brutal fact of coal mining is that miners die and too often they die young.
Regardless, Job's values were not reliant on his wealth or on the health of his children. Job was sufficiently anchored such that the tragedy did not change his basic beliefs. He was angry, he questioned, he lashed out, but he did not waver from his core beliefs.
Can we say the same? Or are our values reliant on things working out the way we want them to?
I will not question the faith of those grieving in West Virginia, especially not based on limited newspaper accounts.
But I will ask this: is your belief system based primarily on self-interest or does your commitment remain firm even through the most horrific of trials? The answer to that question, unfortunately, is what the families in West Virginia are learning the hard way.
James Hallmark is the Dean of the Graduate School and Research at West Texas A&M University.
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I didn't think much of TW either. I thought Notting Hill was the best of the bunch. Good luck with your minis!!!.
Tahitian Waters...I'm wearing this for the first time today. It's OK, nothing special. To my nose it smells like a blend of Creed Royal Water and Guerlain Homme. Heavy on the lime.
I was very pleased with Arrogant by EL upon my first wearing Sunday. Le Male mixed with Burberry Touch. Great lasting power and projection.
I have yet to wear Notting Hill and Riviera. My initial impression from cap sniffs is that Notting Hill is MB Legend/Fierce in its scent, and that RIviera is similar to YSL L'Homme. Have not worn either yet.
I didn't think much of TW either. I thought Notting Hill was the best of the bunch. Good luck with your minis!!!.
Notting Hill I liked the movie so perhaps the fragrance will be the same. Arrogant sounds right up my alley and similar to Burberry Touch does it have a pronounced tea accord?
Also, didn't I read you purchased the set at Dillard's?
Dillard's does have the set for sale, last time I checked. And yes, I'd say Arrogant is like Burberry Touch..which I find to be like a sweater that came right out of the dryer accord thing going on.
Wearing Notting Hill today. Much better than Tahitian Waters. Smoother version of Paco Rabanne Black XS mixed with a little Mont Blanc Legend. Nothing screechy or loud about it. Has a berry sweet quality to it.
I got a sample of Tahitian Waters and it was an almost instant scrubber. It was downright awful. It smelled like a cloying and heavy granny perfume mixed with suntan oil. Granny perfume and coconuts do not mix.
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I wear Notting Hill and Arrogant regularly. Both are terrific...and (for me)
last all day. Very underrated house. I also like Riviera...cool packaging if you are into
the marketing side of things. TW takes a while to get used to, but it comes in handy on the gold course.
Signature Rotation: A* Men, Pure Havane, Dunhill Pursuit, Varvatos Artisian, Guerlain Vetiver
Well, today is the final trial from my set. I'm wearing Riviera and it is a very solid scent. Almost a dead ringer for YSL L'Homme. Riviera is the second best in this set IMHO. Very comfortable wear that I believe will hold up well over the day. So in my final analysis:
1. Arrogant
2. Riviera
3. Notting Hill
4. Tahitian Waters
Thanks Chuck hopefully I will hit Dillard's this weekend.
Also thanks to Bigtruck260 for your input.
Somehow I missed this thread the first time around. Smelled some of these (Signature, Notting Hill, and Riviera) today at Nordstrom and even though there was nothing groundbreaking, they were all very pleasant. How is the performance on these for anyone who has extensive experience with them? They might all be worth a buy if they get good performance/longevity...
Got this set at the time you first discussed it here on BN. Have yet to break them out. I look forward to seeing if my assessments match yours.
I ended up keeping Arrogant, the rest were just not for me. They're ok as a whole. I think a college guy could rotate these to great effect.


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Weigel Broadcasting Co. chairman Howard Shapiro died Thursday of pneumonia in the Chicago suburb of Glencoe, Ill. He was 86.
Shapiro guided Weigel from a single UHF station in Chicago to a company with more than 10 stations in three markets as well as involvement in two national broadcast networks. He was still working as recently as last week.
His first brush with television came in 1964, when as founder of TV retailer C.E.T., he began to advertise on WCIU-TV, Chicago's first UHF television station. He later bought stock in the financially troubled station and eventually took over operations and ownership through the late 1960s and early '70s.
Weigel owns stations in Chicago and Milwaukee and South Bend, Ind., including CBS and Telemundo affiliates.
Shapiro received a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from Purdue U., where he worked at WBAA Radio, as well at a local commercial radio station. He served as an officer in the Navy during WWII; after the war, he pursued graduate studies at Northwestern U.
Shapiro was president of the Chicago chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences from 1983-1987 and was presented with its Silver Circle Award in 1997.
He is survived by his three sons, a daughter and four grandchildren.


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