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113: Hedden has a TIGHT cradle and pins him in 3:54
113: McBride starts on bottom in the second.
113: McBride is up 2-0 after the first
113: McBride gets the first TD, goes up 2-0
What a shame, Cahill pulls him back IN BOUNDS, and then they blow it dead. Why not blow it dead when they go out. Cahill sucked him back in and had that locked up TIGHT. You cant leave the match in the referees hands though.
McBride (CC) vs. Hedden (SP)
106: Cahill misses another chin whip, Walsh wins it 11-5. Nice match by Walsh. South Plainfield will win the match.
106: Walsh comes back and gets a TD to go up 9-4.
106: CHIN WHIP!!! Cahill has him on his back!!! On the line, Cahill sucks him back in. OUT OF BOUNDS!?!?!? YOURE KIDDING ME!?!?!?
106: Starting on their feet in the third, Walsh up 7-4
106: Walsh reverses him back, 7-4 Walsh in the lead in the second
106: Cahill gets a reversal to make it 5-4
106: Walsh gets a reversal to go up 5-2
106: Walsh starts on bottom up 3-2
106: Walsh holds him down for the remainder of the first to hold on to a 3-2 lead.
106: Walsh reverses him to make it 3-2
106: TWO! TAKEDOWN CAHILL! Cahill goes up 2-1
106: Cahill gets hit for an illegal move to give Walsh a 1-0 lead
106: Cahill (CC) vs. Walsh (SP) Camden Catholic is bumping McBride to Hedden. If CC wins here and win at 113 it will come down to criteria.
285: Miller gets another TD and finally puts Calderone to his back but too little too late. 10-1 Miller wins.
285: Miller gets a TD and lets him right up. 6-1 lead Calderone calls an injury time... with:36 to go in the match...?
285: Miller cant get a turn. 4-0 at the end of the first. Starting on their feet in the third.
285: Miller gets a reversal to go up 4-0. He's putting a beating on Calderone, scoreboard doesnt show it
285: Miller starts down to starts the second
285: TD MIller. He pushed Calderone back to the edge of the mat at least 5 times. End of the first Miller up 2-0
285: Millers quick for such a big boy. No score but Millers attacking
285: Calderone (SP) vs. Miller (CC)
220: Alwan escapes and Russell gets another TD. Thatll be enough for the major, Russell wins it 11-3
220: Another whiff on a headlock, 9-2 lead for Russell.
220: Starting on their feet in the third.
220: Alwan whiffs on a headlock, 7-2 Russell at the end of the second.
220: Alwan escapes, 5-2 lead for Russell in the second.
220: Alwan looks for a body lock, Russell lowers his level and gets behind. Two! Russell leads 5-1.
220: Russell gets out to make it 3-1.
220: Russell starting on bottom to begin the second.
220: Alwan gets out to make it 2-1 at the end of the first Alwan looking to go upper body.
220: No backs, not even a TD call, Russell scrambles out and end up on top to get a TD and lead 2-0 in the first.
220: HEADLOCK from Alwan! Puts Russell to his back!
220: Tory Russell (SP) vs. Jared Alwan (CC)
195: Collins wins it 6-4
195: Gerardi pushing but not committing to a shot. Stall warning on Collins once Gerardi finally fires
195: Gerardi starts on bottom and escapes to make it 6-4 in the third
195: Collins gets out with :10 to go in the second to make it 6-3.
195: Collins gets another NICE TD, 5-1 but Gerardi reverses him to make it 5-3. Collins looks like a newer wrestler the way he got dumped over. Gerardi working up top trailing 5-3
195: Collins starts down and gets right out. 3-1 lead.
195: The first period ends 2-1 Collins leading.
195: Collins lets him up to make it 2-1
195: Collins in on a DEEP shot, lifts Gerardi over his head and takes him down to go up 2-0 in the first.
195: Gerardi (SP) vs. Collins (CC)
182: Pierlott wins 12-5, the match ends with Lynch on his back.
182: Pierlott gets a TD, lets him up. Gets another TD
182: Pierlott escapes to go up 5-2.
182: Pierlott rides him out in the second, 4-2 lead after two and will start on bottom to begin the third. CC fans are still booing from the last match.
182: Stall warning on Lynch, laying flat on the mat.
182: Lynch starting on bottom to begin the second.
182: Pierlott in on numerous shots but cant finish. 4-2 lead at the end of the first.
182: Pierlott lets him up again, 4-2 lead for Pierlott in the first
182: Another TD for Pierlott, 4-1 lead. Injury time Lynch.
182: TD CC, lets him up to go up 2-1.
182: Lynch (SP) vs. Pierlott (CC)
170: Sikel gets out! 5-4 win. Do you hit Varallo for stalling on top in the situation? (he had him broken down FLAT 5-10 seconds after he reversed him)
170: STALLING! With 9 seconds left! Ties it 3-3
170: Reversal for Varallo to go up by one. :30 to go! He has him Sikel broken down flat!
170: Varallo starting down to begin the third.
170: Varallo in deeo and takes him down. TWO! 3-2 lead for Sikel as time expires in the second.
170: Sikel escapes to go up 3-0 in the second.
170: Sikel still on bottom after a minute.
170: Sikel starting on bottom to begin the second.
170: Sikel ends the first on top. 2-0 lead.
170: Sikel riding tough on top
170: Sikel gets a TD to go up 2-0
170: Sikel (SP) vs. Varallo (CC)
160: Walsh wins 14-5 thats a small win for SP
160: 14-5 Walsh leading int he third.
160: Handwerger is literally running away and gets banged for a 2 point stall.
McCann is furious the ref missed that call.
160: Walsh lets him up, 9-4. Stalling on Handwerger.
160: One more TD and its 8-4
160: Walsh gets a quick TD, lets him up. Handwerger almost gets a TD, he had it! No call/ Walsh adds another TD to make it 8-2.
160: Handwerger starts down and Walsh lets his up, 5-1 Walsh leading
160: Handwerger warned for stalling, end of the second Walsh up 5-0. Handwerger running away.
160: TD Walsh, 5-0 lead with :45 to go in the second. CC needs a pin from Walsh
160: Walsh starts on bottom in the second and escapes right away, 3-0
160: Walsh ends on top in the first up 2-0.
160: Walsh gets a quick TD to go up 2-0
160: Handwerger (SP) vs. Walsh (CC)
152: Painton pins him in :27
152: Painton (SP) vs. McKechney (CC)
145: Stall warning Heilmann with :23 to go
145: Heilmann on top still with :41 to go
145: Heilmann riding on top after :30
145: Heilmann leads 1-0 at the end of the second.
145: Both trading failed shot attempts, neither have been real close to getting a TD.
145: Heilmann is SLICK, almost gets a TD despite being pushed around. Veins are popping out of Millers arms.
145: 0-0 after the first, Heilmann starts on bottom and gets right out. Heilmann leading 1-0
145: Miller on the attack, Heilmann shoots and gets stonewalled. 0-0 in the first
145: Miller is HUGE compared to Troy
145: Heilmann (SP) vs. Miller (CC)
138: Pin in :44
138: Ashnault (SP) vs. Minkiewicz (CC)
132: DelVecchio wins 21-8. Only a major.
132: Smyth gets hit for stalling, 19-8
132: Takedown clinic by DelVecchio, leads 18-8 with :30 to go
132: TD DelVecchio, lets him up again, 16-7 lead. Smyth has been warned for stalling
132: Smyth starting on bottom in the third and DelVecchio lets him up, 12-5 lead for DelVecchio
132: DelVecchio gets a TD at the buzzer to go up 12-4 at the end of the second.
132: DelVecchio takes him down and cuts him with short time on the clock.
132: DelVecchio lets him up, takes him down, and lets him up again. 8-3
132: Starting on their feet in the second, DelVecchio takes him down, 6-1 lead in the first.
132: DelVecchio up 4-1 at the end of the first.
132: DelVecchio lets him up and takes him back down, 4-1 lead DelVecchio in the first.
132: DelVecchio gets a TD on the line, Smyth doesnt look ready to roll over for him
132: DelVecchio (SP) vs. Smyth (CC)
126: McCormick with the upset!! 3-1 McCormick beats Jazikoff!
126: McCormick hanging right with Jazikoff, a minute to go McCormick up 3-1
126: McCormick on bottom to begin the third leading 2-1, Jazikoss lets him up to make it 3-1. Upset alert?
126: 2-1 at the end of the second
126: McCormick hanging tough with Ray.
126: Jazikoff escapes to make it 2-1
126: Jazikoff starting on bottom to begin the second. McCormick leads 2-0
126: McCormick still on top as the first period ends.
126: TWO! McCormick takes him down! Right on the line.
126: Jazikoff in on a shot but cant take him down. Jazikoff looking real agressive.
126: Jazikoff (SP) vs. Mark McCormick (CC)
Has SP trailed in a match all year?
120: Stone wins it 2-0.
120: A minute to go, Stone still on top leading 2-0
"TJ MILLER" chants coming from the CC fans... already...
120: No score in the second, Stone starting on top in the third leading 2-0.
120: Stone working shots but cant get a TD, hes getting close though.
120: Stone working a power half but no backs. 2-0 at the end of the firrst and theyll be starting on their feet in the second.
120: TWO! Takedown Stone to go up 2-0 in the first.
120: Christian Gonzalez (SP) vs. Shawn Stone (CC)
Were under way!
Camden Catholics robes= awesome
Were starting at 120 tonight.
Tonight is alumni night, theyre doing a small presentation on the alumni and were beginning Lehighs.
Ray Jazikoff wasn't slated to wrestle tonight, his grandmother passed away recently but Stasenko came down with the flu and Ray went in to school after his grandmothers wake today so he could wrestle. Jazikoff will be at 126 tonight
Hey everyone, Im here! Finally. That match hasnt started yet. Camden Catholic is about to run out now.
Welcome everybody, tonight's match will begin at 7PM.


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As part of its ongoing effort to educate seniors about how to live healthier, the Center for Healthy Aging at Kimball Medical Center will offer a fall prevention workshop and balance screenings on Tuesday, September 11 from 10 a.m. to noon at Manasquan Reservoir Environmental Center, located at 331 Georgia Tavern Road in Howell.
Offered to adults over age 60, the preventative health program is designed to help seniors reduce falls and fall-related injuries. Health coaches, who act as healthcare liaisons, address issues that may contribute to falls, such as obstacles within the home, underlying medical issues and medication use. Health coaches also help participants identify their individual risk and offer balance screenings, as well as instruct participants on what to do if a fall occurs.
"Falls are preventable, but if they do occur, they have the potential to rob a senior of his or her independence. We utilize the screenings to assist seniors in figuring out what healthcare measures may need to be taken in order to prevent a fall, and we also link seniors with providers who can ensure these issues are addressed," said Peggy Lomerson, a health coach at Kimball's Center for Healthy Aging, who will be leading the September 11 workshop with fellow health coach Kelly DeLeon.
"Kimball recognizes that each group we serve is unique. Seniors participating in the workshops and screenings offered by The Center for Healthy Aging benefit from access to health coaches in the community, who guide seniors step-by-step and ensure they receive proper access to healthcare programs and services," said Michael Mimoso, executive director, Kimball Medical Center.
The Center for Healthy Aging at Kimball Medical Center promotes healthy lifestyles among seniors through activities including educational lectures, health screenings, support groups and exercise classes, as well as diabetes management and diabetes support groups facilitated by a Registered Nurse and a Registered Dietitian.
The program is free, but registration is required. Please register by September 5 by visiting the program registration page at www.monmouthcountyparks.org; by calling 732-842-2000, ext. 1; or in-person at Park System Headquarters in Thompson Park on Newman Springs Road in Lincroft.

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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Baby Link Roundup #8,611: Que Sera Sera
This is a performance of Que Sera Sera by the Srisangwan School for children who have disabilities in Thailand.
You can read a little about the school and the video. I have some reservations about this performance being used in an insurance commercial, and some Youtube commenters have criticized the song as embracing fate, as opposed to teaching these children the goal of accepting no boundaries.
I see a more benign message: it doesn't matter why you have this disability while others do not. Don't sit around feeling crappy about your situation. Accept yourself and get busy making the best of your life. You know, it finally puts Forrest Gump in perspective for me. Life is like a box of chocolates…
And now, some links:
1. Disney princesses, deconstructed [princes, too!] — An awesome rundown in two images of why I may never own a Disney animated movie.
2. What is evolution? — Sort of a contest, but really just a chance for your kids to appear in a Charlie's Playhouse video and get 20% off its products by answering that question on camera. I'll be reviewing several of their products in the next week or two.
3. The evolution of motherhood — Speculative, but interesting thoughts from an anthropologist on the development of empathy and cooperation in our species sparked when our ancestral mothers began allowing others to help rear their children.
4. Toddler joke backlash — What sort of key can't open a door?
5. News report: Notes left behind — A tear-jerker story about a 6-year-old with terminal cancer and her parents finding numerous love notes from their daughter after she died. I have mixed feelings about the parents turning it into a book for charity, but okay.
6. My Parents Were Awesome — A great website to share a photo of your awesome parents.
7. Dysphagia Cookbook — It's actually a recipe book for adults with mouth cancer. I wonder if a toddler with dysphagia (serious trouble swallowing) would benefit. I just want the phrase to show up in case some parent googles for a dysphagia cookbook.
If that first video made a lump in your throat, wash it down with an old Simpsons episode where Marge practices the CRIE method of getting baby Maggie to sleep. CRIE = Creative Responses for Infant Edu-loving. Remember, Maggie isn't crying, she's celebrating her independence!
There is a second plot to the story involving Homer getting kidnapped by a tow-truck driver. The baby-related bits can be found at: 0:32, 2:39, 8:43, 13:27 and 18:29. Just slide the mouse across the bar to the time frame you want to watch, and click. [Simpsons tip via Bebés y más.]


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A 1-5-4 start to the season is not a reason for the Devils to be optimistic.
However, the way young defensemen Eric Gelinas and Adam Larsson played in Thursday night's shootout loss to the Canucks was very encouraging. The two were paired together and did not disappoint.
"I feel it was our best game. Geli made a huge difference. He was unbelievable. He was the best player on the ice," Jaromir Jagr said.
That, along with the fact that he scored his first NHL goal in only his second NHL game, brought a smile to Gelinas' face.
"That's nice to hear from a guy like that," Gelinas said.
Gelinas, 22, played one game last season. He was called up from Albany (AHL) this week when captain Bryce Salvador (death in his family) was taken off the roster for bereavement leave.
"I think I was less nervous than last year," Gelinas said. "Playing those preseason games (three this year) helped a lot."
Although he has a big slap shot, Gelinas scored his goal during a power play in the first period with a wrist shot that deflected off Vancouver defenseman Christopher Tanev.
"I didn't have time to wind up. He's (Roberto Luongo) a big goalie. He stops the puck when he sees it," Gelinas said. "On my goal I guess he didn't see it coming."
Coach Pete DeBoer said of Gelinas: "I thought he was excellent."
So was Larsson, who turns 21 on Nov. 12. He was paired with Gelinas.
"He's a really good player," Gelinas said. "He's been playing for three years here. He's a young veteran."
What did DeBoer think of the pairing?
"They did a good job," he said.
Reason for optimism even in a loss.
* * *
Jagr said his shot in overtime hit Luongo's pads.
"It hit the pads. I had a chance to shoot right away. I was too close to him and I couldn't lift it up," Jagr said.
Nevertheless, the Patrik Elias-Andrei Loktionov-Jagr line played very well.
"He's (Jagr) consistently been our best forward night in and night out, which is to me amazing considering he's 41 years old," DeBoer said. "He's been very, very good."
Jagr said the game marked "the first time in 10 games we didn't just give them the puck and then (try to) go get it.
"We have to be hungrier around the net, starting with me."
* * *
Goalie Cory Schneider suggested the players were issued a challenge before the game, but DeBoer said it was nothing unusual.
"You have to understand, we challenge these guys on a daily basis to be better," the coach said. "Whether it's a line or two or three guys, or a handful of guys. Those challenges are done daily.
"I've liked three of our last four games. We're starting to play the way I think we need to play... Much better than where we were at two weeks ago."
Adam Henrique said there was a different approach before the game.
"We saw (assistant coach and former NHL player) Mike Foligno video clips this morning from back in the day," Henrique revealed. "They were pretty good clips. Pretty funny."
Foligno was known for the "Foligno Leap" after scoring a goal.


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There is a game of the Market right now developed by Gameloft (a prolific game developer for the Android platform) called The Adventures of Tintin HD. It is also one of the titles that are on sale through this week for the bargain basement price of $.99 cents. Now, that's all fine and dandy, but it looks like some wires got crossed in the Market or by… Read more


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Greeley police arrested a 25-year-old man Wednesday on suspicion that he repeatedly sexually assaulted a girl to whom he was giving private guitar lessons.
Michael Josef Willits faces child sex assault charges after the girl told police they began kissing during guitar lessons earlier this summer, and the two eventually had sexual contact 10 to 20 times, according to an arrest affidavit.
Willits did not make any comments to police during his arrest.
The girl told investigators she met Willits when he was a volunteer assistant to one of her 8th-grade teachers at Dayspring Christian Academy in Greeley, the report states.
Willits began giving the girl guitar lessons in May. Weston Kurz, executive director of the private K-12 school, said Willits has not volunteered since last school year, and the allegations do not involve school property nor school time.
"We are saddened by the recent allegations," Kurz said in a statement.
"It's been reported to the proper authorities. We will cooperate with those authorities and, at this time, it would be inappropriate to say anything further until their investigation is complete. Your prayers for all involved are appreciated."
According to the affidavit, the girl said Willits would touch her sexually, and she touched him, as well. Willits told the girl, "If you can avoid saying that I touched you at all and we only kissed, that's the best," during a phone call that was monitored and recorded by police, the report states.
Willits was being held in the Weld County Jail on Thursday afternoon.
No bond or court appearance information was listed.
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Young Women pageant has two from Plateau
Seventeen Washington high school seniors – including Enumclaw's Taryn Schreiner and Buckley's Anna Goad – were in Pullman, Wash., to compete in the 2011-12 Distinguished Young Women scholarship program.
Contestants arrived in Pullman Aug. 2 to begin practicing several stage routines that highlighted Saturday's competition at Washington State University's Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum.
Each participant performed a talent number and participated in fitness and self-expression routines during the evening program. The teens met individually with a panel of judges earlier. In the end, more than $10,000 in college scholarships were awarded.
At the conclusion, Schreiner shared the program's Spirit Award.
Participants stayed with Pullman families several days while rehearsing for Saturday's on-stage program.
This was the 54th year of the scholarship program. Its goal is to emphasize education by providing scholarship opportunities to outstanding college-bound high school girls and to encourage personal development.
The Distinguished Young Women program was formerly known as America's Junior Miss Scholarship Program.
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Foundry Fest
Rockapalooza promoter Kings of Rock Entertainment brings a two-day, indoor-outdoor rock music festival planned for The Foundry, 216 Francis St., Friday and Saturday, Aug. 16-17.
Foundry Fest will feature about 30 acts, including Rehab and Sintonik on Friday night and Sore Eyes on Saturday night. The music starts at 7 p.m. Friday. The start time Saturday has not been determined.
Advance tickets are $15 per day or $25 for the weekend through local-acts.com. Tickets at the door will be $20 per day. For a full list of bands, check out The Foundry's Facebook page.
A Taste of Jackson
Fifteen Jackson-area restaurants, some established and some new, will get a chance to show off their stuff at the annual A Taste of Jackson event, which will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 15, at the Michigan Theatre, 124 N. Mechanic St.
Attendees will get to sample selected dishes from the likes of The Chase Sports Bar, City Crepes, Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi bar and One Five One, as well as many other Jackson favorites. A public vote will determine which restaurants will be included in Jackson Magazine's next Best of Jackson contest.
Tickets are $10 for adults (pre-event and at the door), and $5 for children age 12 and younger. Children's tickets will only be available at the door. Adult tickets are available in advance by visiting tasteofjackson.org.
Birds, Blooms and Butterflies Festival
Triple B – the Birds, Blooms and Butterflies Festival – returns to the Dahlem Center, 7117 S. Jackson Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17.
The free family event celebrates plants, nature and winged things. There will be lectures and demonstrations on hummingbirds, bluebirds, birding, native plants, as well as food from local vendors and a speech from Saving Birds Thru Habitat Executive Director Kay Charter on how to attract more butterflies to your garden. The Jackson Master Gardener will also be on hand to answer questions.
For more information, visit dahlemcenter.org or call 517-782-3453.
'Balancing Act: The Musical'
The Fourth Wall, 701 Page Ave., presents Dan Goggin's "Balancing Act: The Musical," a funny and touching tale of the choices we're faced with on a daily basis.
Goggin, the writer of the popular "Nunsense" series, divides the main character into five roles based on personality traits, including ambitious, sensitive, skeptical, optimistic and humorous. The production stars Christopher Swope, Christina McKim, John McKim, Melissa Paschall, Sarah Brausch and Gary Minix.
Showtimes are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 16-17, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 18. Admission is $10. A gourmet dinner catered by Executive Chef Stef will be available for an additional $10 on Saturday and Sunday. Reservations are encouraged. Call 517-817-9974 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Last bandshell concert
Another summer of music at the Cascade Rotary Bandshell comes to a close with the final Little Caesar's Carry-outs of Jackson concert of the season Saturday, Aug. 17.
The final performance will feature ACT III, a collection of Jackson-area musicians who focus on classic rock covers. The show will begin at 6 p.m., weather-permitting. It's free to attend. There is no seating at the bandshell, so it is advisable to bring along a lawn chair or blanket.
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He took a few minutes to answer a few questions I sent him about this weekend's rivalry game in Mt. Pleasant.
CMU is coming off a big win over Akron, which snapped a four-game losing streak. Western Michigan has lost it's last three games and has not won up north since 2002.
Here is what Schneider had to say:
DD: Both teams seem to have pretty good offensive lines. Is CMU's offensive line more comfortable/better-suited for run blocking or pass blocking?
NS: I don't really think they have a preference either way. It is an experienced line that is fully capable of protecting quarterback Ryan Radcliff, which is shown in having allowed only 12 sacks through eight games. Aside from the Michigan State game, the offensive line has done a fairly superb job in the pass game. But the rushing attack is there as well with running back Zurlon Tipton averaging 6.4 yards per carry and coming off a 243-yard performance. So really there have been no major issues with pass blocking or run blocking. The offensive line is led by three senior starters, including 6-foot-8 and 305-pound left tackle Eric Fisher who is getting plenty of attention from NFL scouts.
DD: I thought the Broncos' punter J Schroeder was having a rough season, but I see the Chippewas are ranked last in punt yardage. What's the story with punting and special teams overall?
NS: It's just been an inconsistent effort all season. Junior Richie Hogan won the job at the start of the year, but lost it going into the Navy contest after his boots were allowing for too much room in the return game. So senior Curtis Huge took over and seemed to be doing a better job than Hogan for a while before an out-of-bounds 13-yard shank against Ball State saw him back to the bench. The Chippewas are doing a better job in punt coverage than they were earlier in the season, yet the lack of a trusted punter is certainly a detriment.
DD: The Chippewas are plus-one in the turnover margin in MAC play. What's been the story behind the Chips forcing turnovers and taking care of the ball themselves?
NS: Aside from a great first-half against Toledo and this past week being plus-two versus Akron, it's been a struggle to create turnovers. In addition, Radcliff has once again been turnover-prone at the most inopportune times. His two interceptions returned for touchdowns in the fourth quarter against Toledo were particularly deadly. The good news for Central Michigan is that the offense was turnover-free this past week and with the defense creating two, that could be a good sign for these upcoming weeks.
DD: What's the feeling about Dan Enos' future in Mt. Pleasant?
NS: Winning a game and ending a four-game losing streak always helps ease some thoughts with the fan base. But the fans also understand that win came against a 1-8 Akron team that hasn't defeated an FBS team all year. So there is plenty of work to do as far as easing the concerns of the community that he is going to be able to turn this program around. Enos is a good recruiter in the state of Michigan and is generally easy-going despite the lack of success on the football field. The in-game management and little signs of improvement have been disconcerting and these last four weeks are going to be huge for his future. Even so, the buyout if Enos is fired after the 2012 season or during the 2013 season would be $400,000. When you add in former CMU men's basketball coach Ernie Zeigler's $300,000 buyout in March, that would be a lot of money for the school to absorb in buyouts. So Enos could be safe for another season.
DD: Give us your prediction and a brief explanation.
NS: Central Michigan 34, Western Michigan 28.
Central Michigan showed some life this past week and finally executed a gameplan. Despite Tipton's 37 carries, he said today that he did not feel any more sore this week than any other. Once again, it will come down to whether or not CMU's defense can make some stops and not put too much pressure on what is a pretty talented Chippewas offensive unit. I agree that the potential is there for another classic in this rivalry game as Western Michigan is desperate to end its losing streak (in Mt. Pleasant) against a rival. With the Broncos having a rough history in Mt. Pleasant, I'll say Central Michigan wins.
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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama -- A few hours before he learned he'd been labeled a "controversial" prospect by a widely-read NFL analyst, Adrian Hubbard was talking with high school students about the importance of education.
On his way in for another day of training at the IMG Sports Academy, Hubbard said he stopped to chat with a few of the building's janitors.
Hubbard said he's heard plenty of positive feedback from NFL personnel since he closed his Alabama career in early January. That's what made Monday's critique as someone with a "quirky personality, inflated opinion of his ability and sense of entitlement" from Nolan Nawrocki of NFL.com so surprising.
"At the Senior Bowl, I got quite a lot of good feedback. I don't know about some of the other stuff I've been hearing," Hubbard said in a phone interview with AL.com. "At the end of the day, people are analysts. That's their job, so I can't knock them."
Nawrocki's analysis of Hubbard was included in a list of the top 10 "most controversial prospects in the NFL Draft." The players were chosen because they "could be red-flagged by teams" for "their behavior on and off the field."
The group includes projected top-five picks Johnny Manziel and Jadeveon Clowney as well as other players who, like Hubbard, never were arrested or disciplined for off-the-field problems during their respective college careers.
"Has a quirky personality, inflated opinion of his ability and carries a sense of entitlement that could be difficult to manage and require a patient positional coach," Nawrocki wrote on Hubbard. "Has starter traits, but has yet to reach the impact level he thinks he makes."
Hubbard, meanwhile, took the high road.
"I can tell anyone I treat everyone with the utmost respect, Hubbard said. "People write what they want to write whether you're playing good or bad. At the end of the day, you've got to know what kind of standard you hold yourself to."
Nawrocki has been known for his controversial, biting takedowns of NFL Draft prospects.
In 2011, the former Illinois linebacker critiqued former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton for his "fake smile" and "me-first makeup." Heading into last year's draft, he wrote that top quarterback prospect Geno Smith was "not a student of the game" and could not handle "hard coaching."
If any questions about my character is challenge we should just ask Coach Saban.— Adrian Hubbard (@__Unchained42) February 17, 2014
Or the trainers,janitors,teammates,or equipment guys.I show love to everyone and respect them no matter— Adrian Hubbard (@__Unchained42) February 17, 2014
Hubbard, who graduated from Alabama with a business management degree in December, was one of four players to receive the Crimson Tide's "President's Award," which goes to "a player from each unit who has shown perseverance in making outstanding contributions to the team's success."
An every-game starter, he amassed 5.5 tackles for loss and three sacks in 2013, the majority coming during the second half of the regular season. In 2012, he led Alabama with 11 tackles for loss and seven sacks.
Though he's not technically considered an early entry in the 2014 NFL Draft because of his degree, Hubbard passed on one more year at Alabama for a shot at the pros. He's currently pegged as a fourth-round pick on CBSSports.com and is considered the No. 10 outside linebacker prospect by ESPN NFL Draft expert Mel Kiper Jr.
He'll be one of 12 former Alabama players at this weekend's NFL Combine. Hubbard said he anticipates to be asked about Nawrocki's write-up.
"I'm prepared for a lot of things and Alabama did a great job of preparing me for all the questions. They took care of me for all the questions and IMG has, too," Hubbard said. "It's just another question."


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JOHNSTOWN?- The opening day of the high school winter sports season marked the start of a new era for the Johnstown Sir Bills basketball team.
After accepting the position about a month ago, Johnstown graduate and former player Matt Guzielek led the Sir Bills in practice as head coach for the first time Monday morning at Johnstown High School.
"I don't think it is nerves; it is more excitement than anything else," Guzielek said before leading Monday's practice. "I have been looking forward to this day since we found out about a month ago. I have been preparing and looking forward to it. I know these guys are ready to go and came in here ready to play."
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Matt Guzielek talks with members of the Johnstown Sir Bills varsity basketball team on the opening day of practice Monday at Johnstown High School. Guzielek takes over the varsity coaching position after Scott Hale stepped down to accept an adminstrative position in the school district. (The Leader-Herald/James A. Ellis)
Guzielek, who has coached the Sir Bills at the modified, freshman and junior varsity levels, was appointed to the varsity coaching position after Scott Hale stepped aside to accept an administrative position in the school district.
"It is a dream for me as far as being the varsity basketball coach here following in the footsteps of coaches Jack Dunlap, Mike Satterlee and Scott Hale," Guzielek said. "Those are three great coaches and for me to be part of that is the opportunity of a lifetime."
Matt also is following in the footsteps of his grandfather Francis "Fred" Guzielek who coached the Sir Bills from 1962-65 and his uncle and longtime assistant coach Fred Guzielek, who coached the varsity for one game in coach Hale's absence.
"My uncle came out of retirement for one more year to coach the JV and to help guide me a little bit," Matt said. "It is a big help to have someone with his experience and knowledge on the sidelines."
Guzielek said the goal for the upcoming season is simple.
"We want to build on what we had last year," he said. "Obviously last year was a down year for us as far as wins and losses go and I think we will improve on that. I look forward to the challenge. The guys have been working hard during the off season so I think we are going to be ready."
The Sir Bills, who went 2-16 overall last season, will open their season Nov. 27 against Fonda-Fultonville in the opening round of the Broadalbin-Perth Thanksgiving Tip-Off Tournament.


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ANN ARBOR -- Taylor Lewan shocked with his decision to forgo certain riches and return to Michigan for his senior season.
And, suddenly, the outlook for the Wolverines' battered offensive line seems much sunnier than originally expected.
The unit underachieved throughout the 2012 season, and now loses all three interior starting offensive linemen to graduation -- left guard Ricky Barnum, center Elliott Mealer and right guard Patrick Omameh.
All indications were Lewan, a top-15 NFL prospect, would join the exodus. But now, instead of replacing four starters mostly -- perhaps exclusively -- with underclassmen, Michigan must replace only three and returns quality senior tackles in Lewan and Michael Schofield.
That bolsters the line's chances of improving upon its dismal 2012 season and breathes life into Michigan's Big Ten title hopes in 2013.
There's still that matter of three open spots in the middle, though, and the replacements are expected to include no player older than a redshirt sophomore.
That's one reason Lewan elected to stay.
"There's a tradition of great offensive lines here, and I have no doubt in my mind this offensive line will be successful if we do the things we have to do in the offseason," Lewan said. "We have younger guys, and that's one of my biggest reasons for coming back, is to help these guys.
"Our goal is the Big Ten championship, and I know coming back and pushing and doing all the things we need to do, we can definitely win the Big Ten championship."
Redshirt freshman Kyle Kalis was a five-star recruit out of Ohio, and coaches and players are high on his practice performances. He is a leader to start at one guard spot.
The other guard could go to redshirt freshman Blake Bars, sophomore Chris Bryant or possibly junior Joey Burzynski, the latter of whom made a push to start at left guard this year.
Sophomore Jack Miller seems to be the leader at center, with sophomore Graham Glasgow also a candidate.
Lewan's return not only provides leadership for those guys, it also allows redshirt freshmen tackles Ben Braden and Erik Magnuson another year of seasoning before they're thrust into action. One likely would have started had Lewan departed.
While some figured the rebuilding project on the offensive line would encourage Lewan to leave, the opposite appears true. He's here to see this thing through.
"When you got guys like (freshmen) Kyle Kalis and Ben Braden and Erik Magnuson, those guys, I want to be a part of their lives for one more year and help them to develop into something that they could possibly be in my position in a couple years," Lewan said.
"There really was no doubt in my mind, at the end of it, that I had to be back at the University of Michigan one more year. We can win the Big Ten title."
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Saying that tonight is a "big" night at Harry Grove Stadium would be somewhat of an understatement. Despite losing the last five games, the Frederick Keys are back in town for seven games at the Grove. The Keys face off against the Winston-Salem Dash tonight in the first of four games. The game is set to start at 6pm.
Tonight is jammed packed with more than just baseball. Dariel Alvarez, the recent Orioles signee, is playing his first game at the Grove tonight. He made his Carolina League debut in Potomac on Thursday, slapping a single through the middle in his first at-bat and finishing 2-for-5 with an RBI in Frederick's 5-4 loss. In last night's game, he went 3-for-5 but the Keys lost 7-3. To read more about Alvarez's trip to Frederick, click here.[tweet https://twitter.com/jpkurkjian/status/368820668592177152]
Alvarez will bat third in tonight's lineup. Travis Adair, who has been nothing but hot lately will bat second. He has played in eleven games in the second half of the season and he is batting .366 (15-for-41). He is gotten just one hit in eleven at-bats batting second this season.
Trent Howard will start for the Keys tonight. He is 3-0 as a reliever this season with a 0.62 ERA. In eleven starts, he has yet to factor into the decision. He faced the Myrtle Beach Pelicans last week and gave up just one run and five hits in five innings.
For everything you need to know about tonight's game, check out the game notes below.
*In addition to an awesome match-up between the Dash and the Keys, tonight is also the Cowboy Monkey Rodeo. Confused as what that means exactly? I understand. Check out this video! There will be a full show after tonight's 6pm game.
One of the monkeys, Megan, paid a visit to the press box earlier today.[tweet https://twitter.com/flapjackmemphis/status/368822864297746432] [tweet https://twitter.com/jpkurkjian/status/368823376267067392]
*Tonight is also the Rubber Ducky Giveaway Night. The first 1,000 fans to come to tonight's game get a special Rubber Duck unlike any other.
*The Taco Bell Sauce Race became a huge hit on our blog last week. Two of our interns wiped out making for one of the more interesting/hilarious races we have ever had here at the Grove. Tonight, in front of a sellout crowd, the sauce packets are at it again. The rematch race will take place at the end of the seventh inning, so be sure to come out and check it out. If you missed the first race, check out this article.
*Tonight is also a firework night here at the Grove! After the game and following the Cowboy Monkey Rodeo, the Keys will light up the sky beyond our centerfield fence.


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Archer's Moutainside Inn is located about half-way up Beech Mtn. It's the perfect central location, close to both Beech and Sugar ski resorts. The Inn offers rooms and 3, 4 and 5 bedroom vacation home rentals. During the ski season, rooms start at $80 weekday and $110 weekends and homes start at $300 for weekday and $450 for weekends. We stayed in one of the vacation homes. After full days of outside winter fun, it was nice to come home and just hang out by the fire and not worry about going out again. The boys enjoyed the novelty of swimming in the hot tub with snow all around and loved having a night time snowball fight while we cooked (ok heated up) dinner. The cabin itself was very nice and had three floors with the master on the main, two bedrooms downstairs and a loft on the third floor. A great set up to get away from the kids for a bit if you wanted. The bottom and middle floors have gas fireplaces that were a welcome site coming in from a day in the snow. I was amazed at how even the heat was in the house too. Even with the freezing temperatures outside, it was toasty inside on all levels. The only improvement I'd suggest is an upgrade to the linens and towels and a few extra blankets, although the house was warm enough that we didn't really need the extra blankets. The next time we visit, I might consider getting two of the larger Inn rooms, especially if we're only there for a night or two. The price is about the same (maybe even a bit cheaper) and you could just walk to Jackalope's for breakfast – which is included with the Inn rooms – but then we'd lose the hot tub and the space to spread out.
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Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Smarter Cities event hosted by IBM in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. My first experience was a visit to Rio's Operations Center, built by the city and IBM as part of the city's urbanization strategy to integrate 30 different agencies that manage the city and citizen's services. IBM has built the first stage of the operations center as an infrastructure platform with the information management capabilities available. Each city has the ability to integrate those capabilities around their specific requirements of process alignment and data integrity. By building this center for Rio, IBM is moving its previously fully customized delivery of the smart city framework into a platform and service solutions model.
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After talking to the people and getting an understanding how the feeds of data and information from different databases and simulation schemes such as weather, topological changes and traffic are being analyzed, it was clear that the process of aligning and standardizing syntax and information logic across the agencies will not happen overnight. The operations center has been working for more than 10 months now, and the ability to have all of those subsystems under one roof and collaboratively working on traffic jams, electricity outages, weather challenges, etc., actually becomes an A+ success factor in Rio's urban city operations. Bringing agencies under one roof and develop standard operations procedures sounds initially so trivial but represents a real game changer for many cities, considering that different public and private entities have always worked with different premises in their "day to day" activities or in their crisis resolutions. For Rio, the cooperation model has enabled the city to deal with their worst case scenario: heavy rainfalls that will threaten Favellas with mudslides. The center has now the ability to warn residents, through text messages and sirens, of the pending dangers and evacuations can be ordered almost immediately. Fixing electricity and street light outages is improving crime rate statistics in a decreasingly way.
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This pregnancy has been so unusual, something I've talked about several times before. And this time we're doing things a bit differently, too. I honestly never imagined myself where I am now — the way I was in my first pregnancy was basically night and day from now! Back then I saw an OB, birthed in a hospital, ate the "usual" American way (canned and boxed meals a lot), did all the recommended tests (including the optional quad screen), planned to disposable diaper…and so on.
And I was afraid.
I spent way too much time reading "What to Expect When You're Expecting," which was entirely useless and completely freaked me out. I was certain I needed every single test ever, and any little twinge or symptom made me worry about what might be wrong. Despite all my reading, I was woefully uninformed, and I didn't trust my body at all.
But this time, things are different. And by doing things differently, I've learned to trust my body more.
I really don't like being scared all the time. Who does? I don't like wondering "what if" or thinking that every little thing is a sign something's wrong. I don't like the overly cautious attitude of "Well, there's a test/procedure for that…" without the additional information of, "…but mostly likely everything is fine, and here's what the possibilities are."
I didn't know, in my first pregnancy, that it was really quite normal to have a very tiny bit of light pink spotting. I would have completely freaked out (more than I already did) if I hadn't had an ultrasound the next day. I didn't know that light spotting that quickly stops and doesn't come back really is not a problem.
I didn't know that very light meconium staining is usually not a problem. It can be, and it's wise to be aware of the situation, but typically it causes no issues with babies. No one told me this, so when it happened, I was convinced my baby could be very sick at birth.
I had to let go of all the worry.
Sure, there's always a chance something could go wrong. There's even a chance that maybe whatever's wrong could be fixable before birth, via surgery — or immediately after. It's a tiny chance that that would happen, but it could. I'd rather not deal with the "what ifs" and the extra testing. I knew someone whose quad screen came back with a high chance of Down Syndrome, which led to lots more testing and many nerve-wracking weeks…plus the doubt until the baby was eventually born…completely healthy.
That's not a situation that *I*, personally, want to be in. It may mean that something unpredictable happens at birth…I don't know. But I am hoping that in trusting my body, as I have come to do, that I would have a symptom, or at least an intuition that that something wasn't right.
I've had to learn to trust my body. If I feel any pain, I can identify it. I know if it's round ligament pain, Braxton Hicks, or something else. I've come to identify the different types of "normal" pain that I experience. I know what contractions feel like, real ones, and I'd know if I was having them…which I hopefully won't feel until the time is right.
If I ever do experience something new, I can sit and sort through it and take note of what's going on: is the baby still moving okay? Am I dilating? What could have caused this? I can figure out what is going on and understand it. I don't have to freak out. As long as my baby is still moving and I feel basically "normal," I know things are okay.
I also know when something is not okay and when I need to call my midwives or ask for help. I trust them, too. I know they will tell me what is likely going on, what could be going on, the chances of "this" being a problem, and give me the full information…before recommending what they believe to be best for me to do. I know they'll trust my instincts but also err on the side of caution. I know they have transferred laboring mothers before for no other reason than both mom and midwife felt, instinctually, that something "wasn't right," despite everything progressing normally.
Being pregnant and being in tune with my body and my baby this way has allowed me a freedom I didn't have. A freedom to trust my body and my instincts, to listen to what's actually happening instead of letting my mind wander to all the crazy "what ifs" out there. A freedom to know I am connected to myself and my baby and that I will be absorbed in that and ready to handle it…if anything does go wrong. That is how I am — I need to be absorbed and experienced before I can understand. And now, I can.
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The performances are part of The Arts Council's 15 weeks of entertainment it has scheduled to help kick off the arts and entertainment districts. Each Thursday and Friday through September, council-sponsored entertainers perform in downtown from 5 to 8 p.m. On those nights, patrons of the districts' bars and restaurants can purchase an alcoholic beverage and take it with them as they move around the district
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As the Blazers begin their final stretch of games jockeying for playoff position, Blazers beat writer Joe Freeman took a look at the durability of Robin Lopez this season.
From Freeman:
Lopez hasn't simply been a revelation in Portland, where his quirky personality and rugged game have made him a fan favorite, he's quietly been one of the best centers in the NBA. Lopez is averaging 10.9 points, 8.5 rebounds and 1.7 blocks per game, and he ranks among the leaders at his position in several statistical categories. Lopez ranks third among NBA centers in blocks (131), 10th in double-doubles (27), fourth in shooting percentage (54.7) and is tied for second in free throw shooting percentage (81.7).
Lopez's play has been stellar this season, and many fans have noticed. Below are some of your comments about what Lopez means to the Blazers.
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RoLo is the cornerstone of this team, he brings it every play every nite. LA might be the stud player, Lillard the back up stud, Batum the glue, Wes the iron man but without RoLo.....they would be watching the playoffs again. Resign that fella before he gets away!!!
JT said:
When we signed RoLo, I thought OK, he'll do. Now it's like, we can't play without him. One of the biggest signings for the Blazers in years. I love everything about RoLo's game.
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One could say RoLo is the teams MVP. He does all and I mean all the dirty work. LA's improvement is directly related to the big friz in the middle. The comic crusader was just the right fit.
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When we acquired Robin I said, "Well, he's not Brook Lopez" before laying out the case that we at least got the Lopez brother who produces more per dollar of salary, because Robin's contract was so much more affordable. Right now, it feels like we got the better Lopez...who also happens to be the one with the bargain contract. Knock on wood.
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LOVE Rolo. Clone him 8 times and the trophy is ours. Heart, hustle, DEFENSE, BBIQ, etc. What's not to love?
But when I see Rolo flat on his back on the sidelines, my first thought is the Blazer's brain trust is playing with fire when it comes to durability.
I know we still need other important pieces, but Rolo's QUALITY back-up needs to be the first priority come season end.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama – The authors of the long-awaited prequel novel for The Body Farm series will discuss their latest book at the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library this Friday.
Jefferson Bass, the writing team of journalist Jon Jefferson and forensic anthropologist Dr. Bill Bass, will talk about their new suspense novel, Cut to the Bone. Copies of the book will be available for sale and signing.
The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at the library's main branch at 915 Monroe St. Admission is $10.
Cut to the Bone turns the clock back on the bestselling mystery series to reveal the Body Farm's creation – and Dr. Bill Brockton's deadly duel with a serial killer:
In the summer of 1992, Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton and Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore begin their long-shot campaign to win the White House. In the sweltering hills of Knoxville at the University of Tennessee, Dr. Bill Brockton, the bright, ambitious young head of the Anthropology Department, launches an unusual – some would call it macabre – research facility, unlike any other in existence.
Brockton is determined to revolutionize the study of forensics to help law enforcement better solve crime. But his plans are derailed by a chilling murder that leaves the scientist reeling from a sense of déjà vu. Then there's another murder. Then another. And the bodies bear eerie resemblances to cases from Brockton's past.
The spiral of death holds dark implications for Brockton and everyone he holds dear.
The Body Farm, from which the mystery series draws its name, is a research facility at the University of Tennessee. Human corpses are left to the elements, and every manner of decay is fully explored -- for the sake of science and the cause of justice.
For ticket information to Friday's author event, call 256-532-5954 or visit huntsvillelibraryfoundation.org.


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Surprise! Pat Robertson Defends Chris Broussard's Anti-Gay Remarks On ESPN
Insane television personality Pat Robertson used his 700 Club soapbox yesterday to offer his own two cents on the recent anti-gay remarks made by ESPN reporter Chris Broussard during a live discussion about Jason Collins.
After Collins came out in the most recent issue of Sports Illustrated on Monday, Broussard appeared on Outside the Lines to "report" his opinion on the matter: that living a homosexual lifestyle is "an open rebellion to God and Jesus Christ."
ESPN was quick to issue an apology on behalf of Broussard. Broussard twiddled his thumbs.
Pat Robertson (surprise!) agrees with Broussard, and told 700 Club viewers that "fornication is a sin, and "somebody that says that that kind of conduct is sinful is now being pilloried in the press. He's telling the truth! This is what the Bible says!"
He continued:
"You can't tell them if they want to go to hell or heaven, that's their business. But don't tell somebody that he can't speak specifically about what the Christian faith says about certain conduct. There isn't anything bigoted about that."
This old bastard's comment doesn't even merit a fart for a response. He's a used up christian hater!
@Polaro: What heart? (But I do appreciate your comment).
Is he still alive?
Seriously, has anyone checked?
Gee, what a shock, a hateful bigot defends another hateful bigot.
Robertson reminds me of a deranged puppet, like a Chucky doll or some hideous thing like that
Child fuckers stick together don't they Pat?, given your very, very long history of paedophilia you know better than anyone.
@Dakotahgeo: Made me laugh.
Well, he IS speaking the truth as far as the Bible, and Christianity are concerned. The problem as I see it is that gay people keep expecting that Christianity will change its doctrine. It hasn't changed in two thousand years, and society has moved on. My advice is to drop religion, which has almost no chance of being true anyway, and live your life as an honest, decent upright secular person without worrying about some bronze-age ideas regarding sin, and an extremely unlikely afterlife.
@dayglowjim: Exactly how I feel. Well said.
@dayglowjim He isn't speaking the truth as far as the bible is concerned unless you think that cherry picking verses is truthful. In addition, the churches have changed drastically over the last 2000 years. It's only in the last 500 or so years that the concept of grace has existed in the non-RC cults so that even Hitler can get into a Xtian heaven. And you might want to do a google search for the date of the last same sex marriage performed by the RCs.
The Xtians can't seem to get it that marriage predates their belief system by 1000s of years. Don't defend the hypocrites whose major influence over the last 2000 years or so has only been to ensure the destruction of all other cultures.
I am in disbelief of the world I am forced to live in..I will rejoice when this fucker dies
Dust never sleeps.
@dayglowjim: The Church's interpretation of the bible used to be that the World was flat and at the centre of the universe. When Galileo invented his telescope, the science as a result of it showed the church's interpretation to be flat out wrong and as such he was branded a heretic. Only recently has that church admitted that it was wrong. The same thing is happening here today with the subject of gay people. Science is proving that we are born this way and just like then, they refuse to accept this fact. I'm not holding my breath.
Pat cant tell the truth to save his own life. As for what the Bible says, well it said that a husband and wife sold some property and gave half to the church, but told the everybody they gave all the money to the church. The Bible says God killed them for lying.
Well Pat has done the same thing, when he told everybody that he was going to help those people in Zaire when the Ebola virus struck. He asked for money on his program, and they gave him three million dollars for him to fly his privet Learjet with medical supplies to save those poor people. According to the IRS, he flew over there with $300 dollars worth of Band-Aids.
Real reason he went over there was to fly out his diamond and gold from his personal diamond and gold minds so his Diamonds and Gold would not be trapped by the Ebola virus.
Again this info came from the IRS.


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same here, Sara, I really wanted to see an arc in which Tiffany would start to grow up and get a clue. Everyone else in this strip has changed a bit, some have changed a lot, but Tiffany keeps on being someone who isn't really that interesting.
It may be that this is just what Tiffany needs, to work with children. She may find that this is her niche. She responds positively to innocent people, as with Ox, and I think she could actually bloom around children.
repetitious, yes, but we've also come full circle, and it is back to Rufus and Twila, and it may all hinge on what Rufus has learned. Has he learned by listening to Flimm? Because Flimm did have a couple of good points.
I agree. Ever since Goatsucker died, the pace has continued to slow, and now it's down to a crawl.
They''ve already been told that aloysium doesn't actually harm Flimm, so the survivors are going to have to group together and figure out what does work.
I believe that Goatsucker is dead, but there is all dead and then there is body dead. Goatsucker may not need her physical body to cause grief to Flimm, and it's possible that if Flimm is defeated, he can put everything and everybody, even a dead Goatsucker, to rights again.
Rufus has already seen one fake sister, and he pretty well knows that Flimm is up to no good, so he's not likely to be as tempted as he would have been when he first started.
Flimm is talking through his hat. Rufus and Biff have both grown immeasurably on their quest, and the cavalry is still waiting in the wings: Oogalulu, Kreelit and Slynderfell are still in the fight, and they may rescue Lucius and Margo. Maybe even a deux machina in the form of Heckbender or Mr. Goatsucker or Derring-Do Dan.
Ooh, psychedelic. Well, it's good that they ran into l'omino. Biff, smart little soul that he is, learned from the experience, that good-sounding things come with a catch.
I want a LSOS t-shirt with Goatsucker, Rufus, Biff and margo.Losters versus the Lord of Lichen


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Hundreds of people in the two areas will be counting on the Portage Community Center and South County Community Services to have a decent Christmas, whether it's toys for the children or food for the entire family.
That's why the agencies are asking for whatever help people can give this year, such as food for a meal basket or a toy for a youngster who is able to come to their holiday party.
"We are holding up pretty steady," said Diane Schrock, executive director of the Portage Community Center, Portage's only human services agency, when asked about her client numbers and needs this holiday season. "We appreciate all the help that we can get and thank those who have contributed in the past."
PCC is accepting donations of non-perishable food items, new toys, games and books for children ages 2 through 11, new children's hats and mittens. It also welcomes donations for teens.
As always, it will accept whatever financial help people can give to purchase items not donated and to support its holiday programs.
PCC throws a big Children's Holiday Party each year and averages about 250 to 300 kids.
"We do need toys for the party," Schrock said. "We also have a gift room, so any kind of new gift for teenagers, for example, will be put in the gift room."
The center also sponsors each year an "Adopt a Family" holiday program in which people can purchase new items and designate them for a particular family. If interested, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 269-323-1942.
There are some deadlines coming up for those interested in helping out. New toys, games, books and coloring items will be accepted by Dec. 7. Homemade decorated Christmas cookies for the children's party are needed by noon Dec. 14. Non-perishable food items for the Christmas baskets have a Dec. 16 deadline.
For those interested in providing items for a holiday food basket for a family of four, you can donate 12 cans of vegetables, 3 cans of fruit, 12 cans of soup, 3 cans-boxes of potatoes or sweet potatoes, 4 boxes of Jell-O, 2 packages of muffin or roll mix, 1 breakfast item, 2 loaves of bread, 1 dessert mix, 1 box powdered milk, 1 can cranberry sauce and a turkey, roasting hen or ham.
Items can be taken to the PCC, 325 E. Centre Ave., during regular business hours. For details, call 269-323-1942.
Over at South County Community Services, the holiday needs are just as big, if not bigger since SCCS covers all of south Kalamazoo County, or roughly 38 percent of Kalamazoo County's population.
In 2011, the agency at 101 S. Main St. in downtown Vicksburg helped feed more than 729 people. Last year, 227 households in South County received holiday food baskets, and there is the potential for even more this year, said Danna Downing, the center's new director.
This year's basket distribution will take place on Dec. 15. The deadline for donations is Dec. 8.
As with PCC, items needed to fill the Christmas baskets include potatoes boxed or canned, gravy, stuffing mix, canned vegetables, canned sweet potatoes, gelatin, canned fruit, cake mix and frosting or pie crust and pie filling, pancake mix and syrup, cereal and muffin mix.
SCCS is also getting ready for its Children's Holiday Party on Dec. 17. It typically serves about 100 children from income-qualifying families.
"We could definitely use some help with books for kids ages 10 and under," said Lauren Ritter, SCCS emergency assistance coordinator. "We give them out at the children's party."
Donations for the Christmas baskets will be accepted by Dec. 7, with Dec. 10 the deadline for other donations such as gifts for the children's party.
In addition, the agency could also use donations of boxes for the food by Dec. 1. Boxes should be 12-x-24-x-36 inches.
SCCS also has a Holiday Adoption program in which individuals help a struggling family for Christmas. In 2011, 151 households involving 538 individuals took part in the SCCS Holiday Adoption program. Downing said the agency is preparing for about the same number this year.
SCCS is also encouraging participation in the Meijer Simply Give program. SCCS is a partner with the Meijer Shaver Road store in Portage. Under the program, when shoppers make a $10 donation, $20 goes to local food pantries on double-match days.
SCCS will launch its biggest fundraiser when it sponsors the annual Tree of Lights Gala from 4-6 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Vicksburg Community Center. The Tree of Lights encourages donations to honor loved ones, with the money going to support services offered at SCCS.
The Dec. 6 event in the historic Merritt Harper Room will feature a holiday buffet and entertainment by the Vicksburg High School Choir. Mott's Christmas Tree Farm in Vicksburg will again be donating the tree, and bulbs on the tree will note each of the donations received under the Tree of Lights program.
For more information or to help, call SCCS at 269-649-2901.


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Tony Nappo (in red) stars as pro wrestler Dark Thunder in the Pope Productions film "Beatdown," written and directed by St. John's native Deanne Foley and filmed in St. John's last month. — Submitted photo
Published on July 23, 2011
Filmmaker Deanne Foley on the set of her first feature film, "Beatdown." — Submitted photo
Deanne Foley delivers a takedown with latest work in film 'Beatdown'
Deanne Foley is the latest filmmaker to have Telefilm Canada wondering what's in the water in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Foley, a St. John's native now based in Halifax, just wrapped up shooting her first full-length feature film, "Beatdown," in which Telefilm is the major investor, in St. John's with Pope Productions.
"I don't know what it is about this province that it produces so many talented female filmmakers," said Telefilm's Gord Whittaker, naming "Crackie" writer/director Sherry White and Adrianna Maggs, whose "Grown-Up Movie Star" was screened at the Sundance Film Festival, as other examples.
"I think Deanne is a young, rising talent in the film industry, and she's a good writer. This is an interesting progression of watching her grow."
Foley moved to Halifax during the Atlantic Film Festival in 1998, with the goal of working in the business. Her quirky first short film, 2000's "Trombone Trouble," about a young girl who tries desperately to get rid of her trombone after being forced to take lessons, was screened at film festivals across the country and aired on CBC TV and The Comedy Network.
Foley has worked as a field producer for "Street Cents" and a producer for "ZeD," both on CBC, and has worked on a number of films for friends, including producing the short drama
"This Boy," which earned the Best Canadian Female Short award at Toronto's Inside Out Festival. She created and directed the lifestyle documentary series "Going the Distance," about couple in long-distance relationships, for Global Television, and wrote and directed "Boys on the Fringe," an hour-long documentary which followed a Montreal hip-hop duo hoping to make it off-Broadway with a play.
Foley was also a field director for a season of Showcase Television's "KINK," and a guest director on the W Network's Gemini-nominated show "A Guy and a Girl."
In 2009, Foley co-wrote and directed the award-winning short film, "The Magnificent Molly McBride," starring Andy Jones and Julia Kennedy.
"I feel like all those projects help me define what I really wanted to do," Foley told The Telegram.
"I think it's really about storytelling — whether you're working in dram or documentaries, for me, it's all about how to tell a story. Even now, working on my first feature, my approach is I want to tell a simple, well-told story that will really emotionally engage an audience. If people laugh, too, that's great, but I really feel like I want people to connect; that when they sit down to watch one of my films, they'll be brought to another place and it'll make them think."
Foley wrote "Beatdown" with Iain McLeod about circuit wrestling; the main character a young female.
"Iain was telling me about all these crazy experiences he was having watching wrestling in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. He was describing all these awesome wrestlers with names like Lincoln Steen and all these stories of crazy fans; of people losing it at matches. I just thought that was hilarious, and such a fascinating world."
"Beatdown" tells the story of 18-year-old Fran (played by "Republic of Doyle's" Marthe Bernard), who wants more than anything to become a professional wrestler. Her overprotective single father Whitey (played by Robb Wells of "Trailer Park Boys") is a former pro who's dead-set against Fran taking up the sport. Fran, determined, runs away to join Whitey's former rival Dark Thunder (Tony Nappo) on tour, and her devastated father tries to get her back. Other cast members include Bernard's real-life father, Andy Jones, and her "Doyle" co-star, Mark O'Brien.
Wells came on board with the project after reading the script and asking to play Whitey.
"It's a very character-driven comedy and I'm a big fan of comedies, obviously," Wells, who plays Ricky on "Trailer Park Boys," said.
"The whole father-daughter relationship thing appealed to me; I really enjoyed the character and I really wanted the chance to do something different than Ricky, especially, and some other characters I've done. All the underlying themes fit around the wrestling and it really works well together.
"One of my concerns with the film was that the wrestling would not look authentic. They assured me it would and when I realized they were going to use real wrestlers for a lot of it, it changed my decision completely. I've seen it and it looks fantastic."
Foley says she didn't know much about wrestling at the time she wrote the script, and none of the cast members had wrestling experience. Bernard, Nappo and O'Brien trained with professional wrestlers in Toronto, some of whom make appearances in the film, while preparing for their roles, and Foley and Pope went on tour with the local Legend City Wrestling last spring.
"I used to box when I was a kid, but that was about 25 years and 80 pounds ago," said Nappo, laughing. "We did a little bit of training and I couldn't move for about three days afterwards."
"Making sure the wrestling was authentic was a little out of my comfort zone and I just wanted to make it right. I wanted to satisfy the most die-hard wrestling fan, but you can enjoy the film if you're not a fan," Foley said.
"Ultimately you tell the story, but the wrestling is authentic. Finding that balance was very important."
When it came to casting the role of Fran, more than 300 hopeful actresses from across the country applied. Bernard was who Foley had in mind to play the role, right from the beginning.
"She's perfect for this role, and I'm really excited that she's able to be a part of my film. I feel really blessed with the cast that I have," she said.
Foley's looking forward to having the film edited and ready for the fall, after which Whittaker reckons it'll make the festival circuit before having a broadcast release.
"It's one of those scripts that stood above the rest, and we're trying to shepherd it and support it the best way we can," he said.
"If Deanne delivers what is on those pages, I think we're in for another winner from Newfoundland."


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Virginia High School League Executive Director Ken Tilley spoke to area principals, athletic directors and business leaders during luncheon Tuesday that's part of a statewide tour of Virigina. (Photo by Scott Mason/The Winchester Star)
WINCHESTER — The Virginia High School League takes a lot of pride in the things it has done for the state's high school students over the last century.
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