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The third weekend of every April, alumni of Porter Military Academy gather at St. Luke's Chapel for a service to celebrate the heritage and history of their school.
This year that annual tradition will take on a deeper meaning as members of the class of 1964 - the last graduating class of the academy - will gather for their first reunion in 50 years.
"We had some good times," said Mike Ratcliffe, a 1964 graduate of the academy who has helped organize the reunion.
Despite the academy's name, Ratcliffe said it was military only in appearance but not in curriculum. The boys wore military-style uniforms and marched each morning to St. Luke's Chapel for service, but there were no military classes.
The academy has a complex history that dates to 1867 when the Rev. Anthony Toomer Porter, an Episcopal priest, formed the Holy Communion Church Institute as a school and orphanage for children orphaned during the Civil War. In 1880, the school located at an old military arsenal near the present day intersection of Ashley Avenue and Bee Street.
The school was eventually renamed Porter Military Academy and functioned as an all boys boarding school until 1954. It continued to operate as a private school for grades 1-12 until 1964 when the campus was sold to the Medical University of South Carolina.
That same year school officials decided to merge Porter Military Academy with the Gaud School for Boys, founded in 1908, and the Watt School, founded in 1931. The new school, called Porter-Gaud School, opened in the fall of 1964. The school moved a year later to its current location on Albemarle Road following a donation of 70 acres from Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Today all but three of the buildings on the academy's campus have been demolished. Only St. Luke's Chapel, Colcock Hall and the Waring Historical Library remain.
The history of the school was palpable to the students who went there. Ratcliffe recalled discovering old tunnels under the arsenal.
"You learned the history as you were there," he said.
This year also marks the 50th reunion of the last graduating class of the Gaud School for Boys. Kathryn Sherrod, director of alumni for Porter-Gaud, said Porter-Gaud has been getting calls from alumni from both schools who are thrilled to be gathering for their 50th reunion.
"Alumni from both classes are really excited about how special this year is," Sherrod said.
Porter Military Academy's class of 1964 had 19 graduates, 16 of whom are still living today. At least 11 are planning to attend the reunion, which runs from Friday through Sunday. Many of the graduates have gone on to have diverse careers as college professors, writers, business administrators and engineers. Alumni will be coming from states across the country to attend the reunion. Most haven't seen each other in 50 years.
"It's going to be really fun and interesting to catch up with them," said Brian King, who is traveling from West Virginia to attend the reunion.
What many of the graduates remember about their time at the academy is the great education they feel they got.
"There was lots of interaction between the students and teachers," said Gilbert Smith. "It was more than just somebody who came to a classroom and taught a class."
Reach Amanda Kerr at 937-5546 or at Twitter.com/PCAmandaKerr.


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Fun music, animals and prizes are won as the lead character moves through the game. But it isn't just about jumping and scoring points or making it to a complicated finale — although that happens, too. Instead of coins, gamers collect experiences. The goal is to give kids who have experienced trauma and are in therapy a fun tool to navigate their emotions and make healthy choices. Allegheny County Tops State In Asbestos-Related Deaths By Emma Gross • Jul 6, 2015 Asbestorama / Flickr More Allegheny County residents die from asbestos-related illnesses than any other county in the state, according to a study by the Environmental Working Group Action Fund. Researchers found that between 1999 and 2013, at least 189,000 Americans died from asbestos-related diseases, including 14,216 in Pennsylvania and 1,616 in Allegheny County alone. The county's average death rate was nearly double the national average, authors said. 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Students from the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) will be able to do their clinical rotations at the hospital. AHN officials said this move is critical to the future of health care in the region. Forbes Hospital Using New Software to Bridge Language Barriers By Julian Routh • Oct 13, 2014 The cost of hiring an interpreter or sign language specialist to communicate with hospital patients can reach up to $70 per hour, but suburban Pittsburgh hospital might have found a cheaper and more effective alternative. Forbes Hospital in Monroeville recently starting utilizing iPad-based software called "Language You See," which provides interpretational and sign language services at the touch of a button. Allegheny General Hospital Adds Specialized Epilepsy Unit By Michael Lynch • Sep 26, 2014 With the hope of being able to help epilepsy patients who have not responded to other treatments, Allegheny General Hospital Friday opened a unit designed to monitor and evaluate those who suffer from the condition. The division includes four private rooms, each equipped with a video camera and an EEG (electroencephalography) device, which, combined, allows physicians to record patient behavior and their neurological activity. Highmark Unveils Healthcare Center in Wexford By Julian Routh • Sep 23, 2014 Julian Routh / 90.5 WESA Rather than having to go from doctor to doctor for health care, Highmark patients will soon be able to get the care they need all under one roof. Officials from Highmark Health and the Allegheny Health Network unveiled the new Health + Wellness Pavilion in Wexford Tuesday afternoon, less than two weeks before its opening to the public. 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Jay Z, Coldplay and U2 make the Oscar eligibility cut for Best Original Song
On the heels of our piece detailing the unfortunate ineligibility of "Please Mr. Kennedy" from "Inside Llewyn Davis," the Academy has announced 75 original songs in competition for the Best Original Song Oscar at the 86th annual Academy Awards.
A number of films feature multiple eligible entries. There are five from something called "Kamasutra 3D," four from "Austenland," and three each from from "Black Nativity," "For No Good Reason" and "Live at the Foxes Den" and "Turbo." There are also five songs from "The Great Gatsby" that made the cut, though Warner Bros. has only been spotlighting three of them in FYC ads ("100$ Bill," "Over the Love" and "Young and Beautiful").
Tunes we were expecting to make the cut that aren't on the list include "Desperation" from "20 Feet from Stardom," "Just a Cloudy Day" from "Despicable Me 2" (likely not submitted to give a boots to "Happy," much like "Let It Go" was the only submitted tune from "Frozen") and "Ernest & Celestine's Song" from the animated "Ernest & Celestine."
Things are being done a little bit differently in the nominations process this time around, depending on the honor system rather than requiring proof of attendance at Academy screenings of the songs in context with their films. Per the language of the release, all voting members of the Music Branch will receive a Reminder List of works submitted in the category and a DVD copy of the song clips. Members will be asked to watch the clips and then vote in the order of their preference for not more than five achievements in the category. The five achievements receiving the highest number of votes will become the nominations for final voting for the award. A maximum of two songs may be nominated from any one film.
Check out the full list of players on the next page. We'll populate our Contenders section with them in due time, but for now, which five (or less) do you predict to make the cut?


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This review is from: ASUS Laptop 1015E-DS03 Intel Celeron 847 (1.1 GHz) 2 GB Memory 320 GB HDD Intel HD Graphics 10.1" Ubuntu
Pros: Great little laptop for the price. A good introduction to Linux and Ubuntu, and light weight.
Cons: Firstly the mouse. It is super touchy and the right click function is nigh impossible given that. But I can handle that, and even bought a mouse to go along with it.
The Wireless card on the other hand... now that's another story.
The Broadcom 4313 has absolutely TERRIBLE performance with Ubuntu software Just google BCM4313
. In 12.04, default Ubuntu package (think Windows 7 instead of 8) the Wireless card was able to pick up my home network no problem, but as soon as I traveled I lost connectivity to any other network. First the networks wouldn't show up, then the card wouldn't connect. I did online trouble shooting, Ubuntu software fixes. Tried a variety of different drivers. The thing just didn't work anymore.
I repeat, and summarize; NO WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY AFTER 24 HOURS
Other Thoughts: Its a perfect little laptop but I think its a bit disingenuous on Asus' part to package a wireless card with KNOWN issues with Ubuntu. RMA'd
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According to WSU officials, the 19-year-old male was experiencing severe flu-like symptoms for two weeks before he was treated at Pullman Regional Hospital on Sunday. He was transported to Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, and he is currently there in stable condition.
"It is a very serious disease," said WSU Health and Wellness Services Behavioral Health Executive Director Bruce Wright. "It's rare. It's infrequent. But when it does manifest, it can progress very quickly."
The student is a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. WSU and Whitman County Health Officials have contacted his fraternity brothers and other close contacts who may have been exposed to the virus to give them precautionary antibiotics. The general public is at a very low risk of contracting the illness, however about 10% of the cases are fatal. Those experiencing the symptoms are encouraged to seek medical attention. They include severe headaches, a stiff neck, a red or purple rash, and other flu-like symptoms.


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At 12.15pm of the first day of operations, narcotics officers profiled and performed a search on an unemployed 27-year-old Malaysian man at the checkpoint.
A vigilant officer and his team members proceeded to find two newspaper- wrapped bundles of heroin weighing about 460 grams after checking the battery compartment of the suspect's motorcycle.
The next day at 4.50am, a 26-year-old unemployed Malaysian man was stopped and checked at the checkpoint.
CNB officers then recovered six newspaper-wrapped bundles of heroin weighing about 2800 grams.
This marked the year's largest single seizure of heroin.
Altogether, about 3.3kg of heroin worth more than $488,000 in street value have been seized.
The Malaysian-registered motorcycles that the suspects used to smuggle the drugs were also seized as part of the operations.
The suspects have been arrested and will be investigated for importing drugs under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
If convicted, they may face the death penalty.
CNB's Director Mr Ng Boon Gay said: "I commend my officers for their vigilance and good work in detecting the drugs. CNB will continue to step up our enforcement efforts at the checkpoints to stem the inflow of drugs into Singapore."


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March 27, 2008, 10:47 AM
Would you buy an EOTech 3x Magnifier with flip to side mount for $200?
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March 27, 2008, 10:49 AM
I played with one I borrowed. Personally I didn't like it.
That price is certainly good, they are around 500 new I think.
I'd really recommend trying to see if you could try one somewhere before buying.
March 27, 2008, 10:50 AM
My buddy has one and it works really well. He paid considerably more than that.
March 27, 2008, 11:01 AM
Sure, got one you want to sell? ;)
March 27, 2008, 11:06 AM
Authentic or fake/knock-off?
March 27, 2008, 11:46 AM
It appears genuine. It is used but in good condition.
March 27, 2008, 06:00 PM
.....Would you buy an EOTech 3x Magnifier with flip to side mount for $200?
Yeah, I'd buy one for that price if it's a guine-wine EOTech. I've shot with one married to a 552 and it was pretty nice.
March 27, 2008, 09:52 PM
It's a good price. Even if you decide you're not partial to it, I'd imagine you'll get your money + some back out of it if you eBay it or whatever.
March 27, 2008, 10:40 PM
If you won't buy it for that price, buy it for me, and I'll pay you back (albeit, it might be a little while). Seriously. PM me.
March 27, 2008, 11:56 PM
I've been pondering buying one of these... Any one seen a review anywhere???
March 28, 2008, 11:47 AM
i have been wanting one too and probally will pick one up when i get back to the states, but for that price i would buy two if they had em!:)
March 28, 2008, 12:04 PM
It's on ebay. It's up to $410 now :(
March 28, 2008, 01:34 PM
New at Midway for $400 w/ fixed mount.
March 28, 2008, 02:12 PM
Thanks Strat. But I'm going to need to get the flip to side mount. I'd like to be able to flip up my irons without having to take off the magnifier if the red dot goes out . I also don't want to have to mount the magnifier so far forward to accommodate my rear BUIS.
I figured at $200 it was a steal, but I should have known it wouldn't end up selling that low.
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Mets Release Kyle Farnsworth
According to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, the New York Mets released veteran reliever Kyle Farnsworth late last night:
#mets released kyle farnsworth. seems a bit extreme considering he was their close days ago.— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) May 15, 2014
The news is a bit shocking considering the Mets? bullpen woes. It's not as if Farnsworth had struggled to this point in the season, either, as he had a 3.18 ERA over 17 innings.
As ESPN?s Adam Rubin points out, however, Farnsworth signed an advance consent agreement with the Mets that enables them to pay him for 45 days instead of the full season, and Wednesday was the deadline.
Kyle Farnsworth was related to advance consent agreement he signed. Only have to pay him for 45 days -- not full season. Today was deadline.— Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) May 15, 2014
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NEW YORK - Better-than-expected profits from Motorola lifted Wall Street higher Monday as investors grew more optimistic that third-quarter earnings in general will be strong. The Dow Jones industrials rose nearly 90 points to a 16-month high.
Volume was light as the bond market was closed for Columbus Day and Japan's financial markets were closed for a national holiday.
"It's a bit of a surprise to see this much strength on a low volume day. You have to give credit to the Motorola numbers," said Peter Dunay, chief market strategist at Wall Street Access, a New York-based brokerage firm.
But he added, "It's really anticipation that's driving the market. Most analysts are now expecting even more from earnings, which could put the market under pressure."
The Dow closed up 89.70, or 0.9 percent, at 9,764.38, having gained 1.1 percent last week for its third winning week in four. Earlier in the day, the Dow rose as much as 108.81. Monday's close was the highest level since June 5, 2002, when the blue chips closed at 9,796.80. The broader market also finished higher. The Nasdaq composite index gained 18.22, or 1 percent, to 1,933.53, following a weekly advance of 1.9 percent. It was the Nasdaq's highest close since January 31, 2002, when the tech-focused index stood at 1,934.03.
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PERRY COUNTY – Once again, Southern Indiana Power members have shown their dedication to the local community through their participation in the Operation Round Up program. These funds are generated by Southern Indiana Power members who voluntarily "round up" their electric bills to the next highest dollar, to carry out the cooperative principle of "concern for community."
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TELL CITY – Tell City Pretzel has been recognized by the Indiana State Department of Agriculture's Indiana Grown initiative. Through its Indiana Grown membership, Tell City Pretzel will expand its reach to both consumers and retail partners, taking advantage of additional marketing support, event opportunities and more.
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TELL CITY – The Perry County Chamber of Commerce will conduct a ribbon-cutting for B & A Construction and Design on Saturday, Aug. 6, at 11 a.m. in celebration of the opening of its second location at 1348 Main St. in Tell City. An open house will be held the same day from 8 a.m. until noon.
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BRISTOW – Perry County's Winzerwald Winery took not one, but three medals at the 2016 Los Angeles International Wine Competition.
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PERRY COUNTY – The Perry County Community Foundation has announced that its Community Good granting cycle is now accepting grant applications from community organizations.
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TELL CITY – Perry County Memorial Hospital has received a grant from the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust and the Susan G. Komen Foundation to continue "Our Turn: A Breast Health Program." Since 2003, the program has provided approximately 1,000 free screening mammograms to qualified women.
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Ambient occlusion is a rendering effect that's designed to enhance realism, by creating a darker area in surfaces that are close together. And the idea here is that ambient light, or indirect illumination, doesn't reach into the cracks and crevices between things very well. And so you get what are known as contact shadows, where it's darker in those crackers. Or where two surfaces are really close together. That's what ambient occlusion is all about.
And we're going to do that in this exercise, but we're going to do it in a kind of special customized way. Because there are many ways of adding ambient occlusion. And one is directly in the arch and design material. Let's take a quick look at that. Open the Material Editor. And we want to go to our, watch body material. Bring that over, kind of separate from everything. And to double-click on it. Get it's parameters up. And if you open up Special Effects, you'll see Ambient Occlusion. If we enable this, then the final gather indirect illumination will be blocked, based upon this distances.
If two surfaces are closer together than ten centimeters in this case, then they will receive less final gather information. So, it will be darker there. And the darkness, or the amount of blocking ,is controlled by the shadow color. Normally, if you're going to use this, you would set that shadow color to black, to enhance that effect to its maximum, and set the max distance to something reasonable like a centimeter or whatever. However, in this case I want to create what's called a Dirt Map.
And I can use ambient occlusion, to block not just the indirect illumination from final gather, but also the direct illumination from lights, and also the highlights and reflections. So I'm going to disable ambient occlusion within the arch and design material, and I'm going to create the effect from scratch. In your Map section here, in the Material Map Browser, you'll see there's a Mental Ray Map section, and here we have Ambient / Reflective occlusion.
Drag that over to create it, and we want to connect it to the Diffuse Color Map. So, click and drag over to diffuse color map. We go up to the top of our material parameters, you will see there's a lower case m here, next to the diffuse color swatch. That lower case m indicates that something's connected there, but it's not currently active. We need to activate it, scroll down to the bottom, and open up General Maps. And enable Diffuse Color, and now that ambient reflecting occlusion map node is actually affecting the diffuse color.
Okay, so, now to make this a good demonstration, I'm going to change a bunch of parameters. I'm going to change the diffuse level to one, increase that up to its maximum. And just temporally set the reflectivity down to zero. So we can really see the ambient occlusion effect in action. I'll double-click on that node, and I'm going to change these colors. Normally we would just leave these at white and black. I'm going to change these to really extreme colors, so that we can see what's going on with the ambient occlusion effect. I'll set the bright color to bright red.
And I'll set the dark color to bright green. I'll also want to adjust these parameters here. The spread controls the evenness of the effect. If want it to be perfectly even across the surface, we'll set the spread to one, and then the max distance is the size of the effect. I want to set this to a value of one centimeter, here just for demonstration purposes. We'll come back in here and change that again later. All right and finally, just to speed things up a little bit, I'm going to go into Render Setup, and just turn off Final Gather. And tha'll also illustrate that the ambient occlusion effect can exist independent of final gatherer or indirect illumination.
Okay, so, final gather's turned off. I've got really extreme settings here, for the ambient occlusion color, so we can do a test render. Okay, that's a really good illustration of what final gather does. In areas where surfaces are close together, we have a different color. Cool. So now we're going to set this to colors and values that work with our particular scene. I'll re-enable Final Gather and close that Render Setup window. Set the dark color back down to black. No green, no red, no blue. The bright color we want to be, the diffuse color, which is the orange.
So, we'll give it a little bit of green, half green and no blue. So that's the orange color for the diffuse. And then the max distance, I'll set it to a value of 0.3 centimeters. Great. And then, back in the watch body material, double-click on that. Set our diffuse level back to 0.3, and our reflectivity back up to one. And now we're going to be blocking all the light that's reaching the diffuse component. But to give it and even more of an effect, we can also block the reflections and highlights.
To do that, I'll make another ambient occlusion node. Hold down Shift and drag to create a copy, and then, let's just organize our scene here a little bit. Connect this ambient occlusion node, to the reflection color map. And then double click-it. Because we don't want it to be the same color. Remember we want the reflection color to be a little bit less saturated. Go into that bright color swatch. And bring the saturation down a bit to, about 0.9 or so. Maybe a little bit less. 0.8 something.
0.88 or so. Okay, so we've made all those changes. We've connected two ambient occlusion nodes, one to the diffuse color, one to the reflection color. We've got a max distance of 0.03 centimeters, and a spread of one on both, and, we're going to do a test render. Okay. That's looking all right. We've added the ambient occlusion effect, and now we've got a little bit more defined darkness in between the surfaces of things. And that's going to enhance the realism of our final rendering.
And that wraps up our chapter on materials, or product shot.
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Monsters (24)
Guardian Angel Joan x2
Destiny Hero - Malicious x2
Golden Homunculus x1
Soul of Purity and Light x2
Chaos-End Master x3
Fabled Raven x1
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Neo-Spacian Air Hummingbird x1
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Fairy Meteor Crush x2
Giant Trunade x1
Heavy Storm x1
Lightening Vortex x1
Magical Mallet x2
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I would like to shave it down to 40, there is a slight dead draw issue i.e i once got 4 cards i had to sacrifice for on the first turn. so i put in mallets to help remedy this.
roflskates (Topic Creator)7 years ago#3
Well that was helpful =\
dont listen to him hes an *******
this is the good ****
I like, its innovative and different from what we usually see people showing off nowadays. There's just a few possible inconsistencies that can probably be made better..
A few suggestions I would make would be to thin the deck a little bit to make what you need more quickly accessable to you, the smaller your deck, the higher your ratio of obtaining cards you will need to set up your strategy sooner.
-1 Shining Angel
-1 Sunny Pixie
-1 Chaos-End Master
You already have a lot of Tuners, maybe more than you actually need. Shining Angel, as well as all those other 1500 ATK fetchers are usually fine at 2. I know Chaos-End Master works well with this deck, but you'll have an easier time getting it when the deck is smaller, you'll also be able to search it out with angels anyway.
-2 Magical Mallets
They sound tempting, but they're a -1, and I find them to be more often than not an inconvenience.
+1 Mind Control
You're incoperating quite a bit of Tuners in your deck, so this would be a pretty good card to include in your arsanel.
-1 Rainbow Life
It's a -1. Depleting your precious hand resources for a little short-term Life Point gain isn't a good idea.
Now your deck should be siting comfortably at a count of 41. For a deck count of 40, I would take out a Fairy Meteor Crush or Giant Trunade. Equip Spell cards are generally frowned upon, as they're easily removed, and Giant Trunade, may possibly give you but a clear opening for a single onsaught free from the grip of Traps, still pretty situational though.
Well, good luck with your deck. :)
roflskates (Topic Creator)7 years ago#6
Cheers dude ill try your fixes as soon as possible =D
SirGenetix 7 years ago#7
I am doing this to only I am takin lunas and jumblin it around a bit. Also makin morphs cuz Leo and luna are my faves along with Akiza. Back on topic I say stick with it no matter what and tweak the hell out of it. When you notice a hole fill it instead of usin a cop-out deck.
roflskates (Topic Creator)7 years ago#8
thats why i made it. online like every second person is either using like a bw deck, i made this one to be different
SirGenetix 7 years ago#9
Yep I see Burn, LS, Bw, And monarch. I have CB, FL, Female warrior, a Synchron focused synchro, Fire Princess deck. My decks I am workin on are Morphtronic, Luna, Plant, Harpie. I use all my decks on wifi no cop-out for me. If you need to test I am available.
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LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. -- The French and Indian War battle won here by green Colonial troops is just a footnote in most history books, but the way Randy Patten sees it, the New England farmers who fell during an ambush that opened the fighting didn't need to be buried a second time, 250 years later.
In the 1990s, a businessman was granted permission by the town of Lake George to fill in his vacant, sloping property. The land borders the wooded ravine where about 1,000 British Colonial troops and 200 of their Mohawk Indian allies were ambushed by a larger force of French and Indians on the morning of Sept. 8, 1755.
"This (businessman) is dumping on historical ground, or what's left of it, anyway," said Patten, a 61-year-old retired state police investigator and former member of the New York commission that promoted the 250th anniversary of the French and Indian War from 2005 through 2010.
It's often been that way in Lake George, where history can be uncovered with the turn of a shovel or obliterated with the bucket of a backhoe.


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Portrayal by '60 Minutes' seems to be issue with Rodgers
A follow-up note about the dustup last week between Packers' quarterback Aaron Rodgers and CBS-TV's "60 Minutes," which aired a profile of Rodgers on Nov. 4.
Twice in public Rodgers criticized the presentation of him on the show. The second criticism on Wednesday, which called into the question the credibility of its journalism, drew a sharply worded rebuke from CBS News chairman Jeff Fager.
It is telling that the network's news chief delivered those words, and not someone with less authority - a measure of how seriously CBS News took Rodgers' claim of selective editing.
When a show has been on the air for 45 years, you imagine such a skirmish has taken place between it and a profile subject, but it is extremely rare.
Of course, we are not referring here to the profile of some figure targeted for wrongdoing. We're talking about the softer stories, which the Rodgers' piece was.
Rodgers' two shots at the show indicate he may have been upset about the piece other than it leaving out mention of the MACC Fund or bad editing.
Maybe his real beef - one he couldn't state because it would only confirm what he was denying - was that he thought he was painted as a sensitive hot-house orchid or a thin-skinned dandy boy.
Making it right
A new book, "Lombardi's Left Side," by former Packers players Herb Adderley and Dave Robinson, along with author Royce Boyles, examines Vince Lombardi's legacy in terms of his role integrating the team and the city of Green Bay.
It discusses the experiences of two black players competing in the league's smallest city during the civil rights era.
Adderley compares his experience as a black player under Lombardi in Green Bay, which he found harmonious, compared to his experience under Tom Landry in Dallas for three years, where he says he encountered an overt racial divide presided over by the head coach.
Spreading yourself thin
So how valuable is your starting NFL quarterback to the betting world?
RJ Bell of pregame.com provided some numbers to gauge that.
He put it in terms of what your quarterback's absence would mean to the point spread in game.
For example, take the four quarterbacks injured in Week 10.
Ben Roethlisberger's absence from the Steelers is worth four points when determining the spread. Jay Cutler of the Bears? Two points. Alex Smith of the 49ers? 1.5 points. Michael Vick of the Eagles? One point.
According to pregame.com, Aaron Rodgers is worth six points for purposes of the spread, same as TomBrady of the Patriots.
Peyton Manning of the Broncos is pegged at 6.5; Matt Ryan of the Falcons four, same as Eli Manning of the Giants.
Green Bay's opponent on Sunday, Matthew Stafford of the Lions, is slotted at two points.
Webster's case
The NFL disability benefits case of Mike Webster has become a centerpiece of a joint investigative story by ESPN's "Outside the Lines" and PBS' "Frontline" shows.
Webster played center for the Steelers from 1974 to '88, and then for the Chiefs for two more seasons. Webster was born in Tomahawk, Wis., went to Rhinelander High and starred for the University of Wisconsin.
Webster died in 2002 at the age of 50.
According to the investigative report, Webster was one of at least three former NFL players who were paid at least $2 million in disability payments by the NFL retirement board in the late 1990s and into the 2000s.
The retirement board concluded Webster and the other players suffered brain damage while playing in the NFL. But the league for years has taken the stance there is no link between playing and long term brain damage.
A pending lawsuit involving almost 4,000 former players claims the league falsely denied a link between playing football and long-term brain damage, putting players at risk.
Marquee treatment
The matchup between the Packers and the Lions on Sunday looked a lot sexier before the season started than it does now because the Lions appeared then to be a team that could contend for the division title.
But at 4-5, they sit alone at the bottom of the NFC North.
But Fox doesn't have anything more compelling, which is among four telecasts in the early window. Packers-Lions is going to 39% of the country and Fox's top broadcast crew, with announcers Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will call the game. It will be the fourth Packers game Buck and Aikman have called this season.
Fox game analyst Daryl Johnston handled the telecast of last week's Saints victory over the previously unbeaten Falcons.
"I have no idea who the best team in the NFC is right now, but the New Orleans Saints are the most dangerous team," Johnston said on the Dan Patrick radio show. "They are the team that I wouldn't want to play right now. They're getting better and starting to figure out their issues on the defensive side of the ball."
Meanwhile, ESPN Radio Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic were asked to pick the strongest 6-3 team in the NFL - Packers, Steelers, Colts, Patriots or Broncos.
Greenberg picked the Broncos and said they were, at the moment, the strongest team in the league. Golic picked the Packers.
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And Four Other Kurt Wallander MysteriesAt last, a key addition to the Kurt Wallander mystery series: the book of short mysteries that takes us back to the beginning. Here we meet Wallander the twenty-one-year-old patrolman on his first criminal investigation, Wallander the young father facing an unexpected danger on Christmas Eve, Wallander on the brink of middle age solving a case of poisoning, the newly separated Wallander
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It is no secret that the Clippers have among the league's best young nuclei, and that isn't with just Blake Griffin and Eric Gordon. DeAndre Jordan is considered by many to be one of the best up and coming centers with potential to be a great defender.
Eric Bledsoe, acquired on draft night, had some amazing games starting for the injured Baron Davis or for Maurice Williams after the trade. Al-Farouq Aminu, the Clippers top selection, is oozing with potential but is still a huge question mark.
Now, the Clippers are a team built for the future, but the biggest part of building a championship contender is to get a team that knows how to win, and no better time to start than now. With many trade pieces (Chris Kaman, Jordan, the Minnesota Timberwolves unprotected 2012 first round draft pick, Aminu, Bledsoe), cap space and the possibility of the new collective bargaining agreement (which needs to be agreed upon already!) having an amnesty cut, the Clippers have their options available.
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