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First Greenville High School hall of fame class announced
Hall of Fame criteria
To be honored with induction in Greenville High School's Hall of Fame, nominees must meet at least three of the following criteria:
• Outstanding athletic achievement
•Individual recognition and honors (all-conference, area, state, etc.)
• Overcoming special circumstances or other inspirational achievement
• Contributions to the team's success or overall athletic program's success.
• Good character
• Good standing as a student-athlete
• Positive contribution to the community
• Athletes will NOT be eligible for induction until 10 years after graduation from high school unless special circumstances are present.
• Other individual inductees (coaches, administrators, etc.) will have immediate eligibility once they are done coaching at GHS
• Teams will be eligible for induction five years after the completion of their exceptional season.
GREENVILLE — Greenville High School will begin to honor individual players, teams, coaches, administrators and community members involved with their athletic programs with a new hall of fame.
On Sept. 7, the third game of the season, nine individuals and one team will be honored as the inaugural class of the Greenville High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
Discussion for a hall of fame has been taking place for many years and now Greenville will join many other schools in honoring its athletic history.
"We've talked for many years about starting a hall of fame," committee member Jeff Day said. "Brian (Zdanowski) put a committee together two or three years ago that formally met and started putting some things together. When the school bond passed we knew this was the best time for this to come to fruition."
The Hall of Fame committee consists of nine members. All but one (athletic director Brian Zdanowski) was born and raised in Greenville.
Other committee members include Steve Day (community member), Tom Hallock (teacher/coach), Alex Kemp (community member), Danielle Palmer (athletic assistant), Tim O'Brien (teacher/coach), Roger Shenefield (community member) and Mary Beth Taylor (assistant principal).
More than 40 individuals or teams were recommended for induction. Not all the names met criteria (see side box) for nomination. Most of those not meeting criteria were because they are still coaching/teaching or have not been graduated from school long enough.
"We had an extensive list of about 45 names," Day said. "From that we narrowed the list down to 10. Subsequent classes will be smaller, maybe between four to six inductions.
Those inducted for the 2012 class include the 1945 football team, Bill Cook (athlete/coach), Dick Diehl (coach), Ty Hallock (athlete), Walter Jaehnig (contributor), Paul Jorgensen (athlete), Stan Kemp (athlete/contributor), Jim Lincoln (athlete), Leo Marshall (contributor) and Frank Stankey (coach).
Zdanowski said the first class was a tough one to decide on.
"We wanted the first class to be special," he said. "We have other nominees that are very well deserving and more than likely will get in. We didn't want to induct too many and we feel 10 worked out well."
Members will be inducted with a ceremony during halftime of the second home game against Middleville Thornapple Kellogg. They will receive a plaque with a second plaque reserved for a viewing location that is yet to be determined.
"We wanted to have some place to acknowledge our athletic history and those that have contributed above and beyond and for the exceptional athletes," Zdanowski said. "I think we have an idea of what we want. We talked about the press box, but that isn't open year round. The pillars were mentioned (at Legacy Field entrance), but that isn't quite enough room, so we have another idea where we can put the plaques of those honored."
Nomination forms for future hall of fame classes will be available online. The committee is hoping for more nominations from community members


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Date of Stay: May, 2012
OK campground. Probably would try a different one next time. It is just a gravel lot with sites. Nothing pretty to look at. I like campgrounds that are little bit more wilderness. The showers and bathrooms were very clean and I appreciated that.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
Friendly staff, beautiful sites. All sites are next to a rushing stream, have a fire pit and picnic table. I would stay here again and would recommend this to anyone needing a site near Glenallen.


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blame everyone and everything except .. ADOBE!!!
Let it be known as customers we have options … when an author see's a blatantly problem and refuse to solve it because (a) He has no clue (b) he already got your money© he just dont care … remember this marketplace needs us the spending customers to buy your theme … and there are others out there …
YAWWNNNNNNNNNNN blah, blah whats new .. he was just like any other CEO ruthless, vindictive, heartless .. he cared for no one not even his own health …. but guess what he made a product(s) and he did not put a gun to anyones head to buy it … the consumers made him and the Apple Kingdom …. unlike the suckers who can file for bankruptcy and tell me .. sorry that 400k that we had in our investment company we don't know where it is … our file and tell my grandparents that sorry but ur 401k is lost!! .... and so MS fall so will Apple some day .. its a cycle!!
I see where you going and I hear what you say .. but let me ask you this if your competitor starts something new, and you know that the industry is just a set of copy cats , they move with the new fad would you not put yourself in a position to profit … ADOBE had all the time in the world to fix their issues and they did not .. Heck they even said it themselves .. WE DROP THE BALL !! ...
When Apple started to dick them .. they said hey to hell with them we are too big to fail Android will be there guess what its still not reliable on android … so android started to slowly but surly distance themselves …. I lay the blame at ADOBES foot .. no one else!!
Nothing can be compared to Flash right now, but it will only survive if ADOBE starts to get it right … the industry is littered with mobile devices ….. and yet they have not done nothing to fix their mobile service instead they throw in the towel ..
PS: my current phone (htc evo) is faster than my first windows computer 1999 … I was able to view some cool flash sites and yes sites now are much more advance but so is the devices … I don't think speed is an issue …
Adobe took Steve Jobs head on in a public battle for who had a bigger dick.
LOL !!!!!!! .. that was a good article just show how divided the creative community is ..
All is well and done until a client gets this constantly!! tsafi I like your reasoning and vibration if the clients wants WP give them.. if they want HTML give them .. if they want flash give them… jesus peeps THEY ARE THE ONES PAYING !! .... tsafi pointed out if someone takes away your brushes simple buy another but when the take away your canvas .. then whats the point .. we can all yell curse have temper tantrums .. but peeps ADOBE screwed everyone .. clients dont care about that they want their site to be seen across all browser and media platform including mobile .. so who you blame .. do u build 2 sites to accomplish this or do some extra coding .. the cost going to go up cause u aint working for free .. or u say HELL NO FLASH IS MY BABY !! .. then they find another developer simple .. they have the money .. we work for them not the other way around … I sat and listen to Marc Canter at a workshop the other day and he said the biggest mistake adobe made was not believing the rich content would one day end up being on mobile device when approached about it that they need to start looking in that direction when the first iphone was release the scuff at the suggestion saying the IPHONE WOULD FAIL … well look what happen to them now .. No one here is saying that Flash is not good .. ITS FREAKING AWESOME !! but the peeps who have the power in their hands to make it better have done nothing .. has seen above it still not freaking stable!!
CodingJack back in the day the economy was great … now its in the toilets … all that u say is good and great BUT !!! when a studio can offer one site for all platforms … the clients starts looking at dollars and cent, and the competition is very aggressive … 5 years ago I could do one site and photo shoot and all is well .. that aint happening today .. NO SIR !!
A mean how do u think clients with tech knowledge see that the very tool that we work with the manufacture is basically throwing in the towel ... thats like trying to a car and the manufacturer saying the discontinuing the brand … listen I dont blame authors I blame the source ADOBE !!
From a consumer level .. its hard to even sell flash sites to client these days .. I was In a meeting trying to get a contract … 3 executives .. 2 had ipads, 1 had a samsung galaxy Tab .. they tried to view my studio site .. its was a no go on the ipad, and on the samsung a snail moved faster when it tried to load … I had to let them load our other partner site .. load in like 5sec … then the flood gate of questions started, will the site function on a various mobile device effectively , will it do this will it do that … At the end of the day the client loved the cool effects that flash could give but they where not 100% comfortable .. we end up going HTML5 .. in the last 6 months 90% of the sites I have built have been WP .. So there are the Authors defending flash and the consumers who not 100% comfortable and with ADOBE screwing the ole thing up it makes it even worse ..
But lets be honest you guys really think that over the next 2-3 years its going to survive with the advent of some many mobile devices exploding on the market and why did ADOBE not position themselves to capture that part of the market .. what was it not worth it … and are u guys still reaping a lucrative income like u do 2 years ago and now
PS: Enable I am almost fall off my seat when I see that u say flash dying this coming from a dude who use to defend it … guess its really fading out!
the menu seems lost .. the flow of the pages not bad tho


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Response To Jolting Issue
Response To Jolting Issue
Dear Editor;
I was most interested in reading The Wave's December 21 article entitled, "A Jolting Issue."
I certainly understand and respect the people of Far Rockaway who have some concerns about the new plant that will be built in the Bayswater region by Florida Power & Light. No one likes additional power plants in their neighborhood.
Having said this, however, let me assure the residents of Far Rockaway that this facility is needed to provide enough electricity on the Rockaway Peninsula to meet the ever-growing demand that we are seeing in the community. The fact is, while we have enough electricity to meet normal daily requirements in the Rockaways, we must send electricity from Long Island into Far Rockaway on the hottest days of the year because there simply is not enough generated in the Rockaways itself.
We are trying to install enough generation so that the Rockaways can be self-sufficient for their energy needs should there be a disruption in the lines between Nassau County and the Rockaways. We will continue to work closely with the community to try and ensure that this new facility is as quiet and clean as humanly possible. Florida Power & Light has already built a new plant in the Rockaways and I think it is working quite well for the community.
We will continue to dedicate ourselves to assisting the people of Far Rockaway with the best electric service possible.


text: New York is seeing more maple syrup being produced this year over last year. The USDA says production in the Empire State is up 59 percent from 2012. Production has jumped to 574 thousand gallons over about 360 thousand gallons produced one year ago. New York is second only to Vermont in maple syrup production. The USDA says every state saw a rise in production in 2013.


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It certainly isn't the last word in style or leading edge features. All you get is a simple Stratocaster clone like millions of others with the standard one humbucker and two single coil pickup arrangement. There's no whammy bar or tremolo bridge either but the guitar does play very nicely. The action on the strings is clean, low and adjustable via a truss rod in the neck, while the smooth finish on the maple neck puts that horrible shiny sticky varnish you get on so many cheap guitars to shame.
Put simply, if you can't play that tricky scale or learn a simple chord progression you won't be able to blame it on your equipment. And there's no need either to worry about taking it on stage and being laughed off because your guitar looks more like a Christmas tree than a serious musical instrument. Disconnected from the PC, the Fretlight looks just like any normal guitar, the LEDs hidden behind the polymer fretboard. In fact I wondered if the right instrument had been sent to me when I first took it out of its box.
Optek even claims that the polymer material used in the fretboard to allow the LEDs to both hide and show, improves the playing experience in other ways. With a normal wood fretboard, guitars can suffer from fret movement over time. Moisture in the air and varying temperatures can cause the wood to swell and contract, which can cause the instrument to sound ever so slightly out of tune. With a fretboard constructed from plastic, the argument goes, this will happen to a much lesser degree.
Optek also says that the 'advanced polymer' fretboard contributes to increased sustain – notes lasting longer and decaying more slowly after being plucked. Whether this is the case or not is a matter for debate. What isn't in doubt is that you can buy a better quality guitar that sounds nicer, looks and plays better than the Fretlight for the same price. And that is a major consideration.
You'll also read about electronic noise from the LED electronics interfering with the sound if you do a little searching around on the net and there's no denying that this is a problem. Hook it up to your amp and turn it up with the Fretlight plugged into your PC and you'll find that there is a substantial amount of noise whichever pickup combination you select.
At the end of the day, though, this is a tool for learning – if you ever get around to performing with it the likelihood is that you'll switch those LEDs off. And the noise disappears once you pull the plug that's connected to the PC.


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Handling errors continued to be a problem for the Blues while the staunch Hurricanes defence set up their late win. Stats guru Tracey Nelson analyses how the New Zealand franchises fared in week two.
Round two of the Super 15 saw the Blues join the Rebels, Force, Sharks and Cheetahs as teams not to have won a game yet - although the Rebels have only played one game to date, having had the bye in Round one.
CHIEFS v BLUES (29-14)
The Chiefs scored the first bonus point win of the 2012 Super 15, notching up their fourth try before half time. It took the Blues almost 78 minutes to score their only try of the game, and although they did manage to keep the Chiefs scoreless in the second half the damage had already been done in the first.
Despite the Blues having slightly more possession and territory than the Chiefs, they were unable to make anything of it due to their high error rate.
They made a total of 15 handling errors in this game, four more than in their first round loss to the Crusaders.
The Chiefs' lineout functioned well, winning all but two of their 12 throws with one overthrow and one stolen by Ali Williams.
The Blues' lineout was again erratic at times, losing their first two throws of the the game. Things steadied up after that until the end of the match, when Brodie Retallick stole a throw off Ali Williams and Anthony Boric knocked one on.
Breakdown turnovers won were fairly even, with the Chiefs just edging the Blues four to three in this contest. Tanerau Latimer won two turnovers.
The Chiefs made six clean linebreaks, with three by halfback Tawera Kerr-Barlow who also deservedly scored a try for his efforts on the night. Robbie Robinson made a total of 94 running metres in this game, including a run of 32 metres from inside his own half to set up Aseli Tikoirotuma for the Chiefs' second try of the night.
There were 19 penalties awarded in this game, with 14 conceded by the Chiefs and just five by the Blues.
All but two of the Chiefs' penalties came at the breakdown and they conceded five penalties for the tackler sealing off the ball - including twice in their own 22 by Tim Nanai-Williams. All five of the Blues' penalties were conceded at the breakdown, three of which were for the tackler not releasing the tackled player.
LIONS v HURRICANES (28-30)
A much improved performance on the discipline front by the Hurricanes this week, conceding just six penalties in this game. Not that it was a perfect display of discipline, with prop Tristan Moran white carded for an alleged late shoulder charge.
Just one of the Hurricanes six penalties came at the breakdown, with their main problem this week being off-side in general play with three penalties conceded. The scrum was also better with just one penalty conceded for a slipped bind.
The Hurricanes improved discipline was evident when they defended 15 phases in their own 22 just before half time, and held out the Lions' attack without conceding a penalty. Overall this match, they made an impressive 96 percent of their tackles.
Patience was also on display, as they strung together 19 phases from a scrum in their own half to move into the Lions 22, earning a penalty in the 77th minute that won the game for them.
The Hurricanes won five breakdown turnovers to the Lions' three, the most important one coming in the 79th minute of the game when Cory Jane made the tackle and won the turnover in his own 22 as the Lions launched a last desperate attack.
Handling errors were reasonably high by Hurricanes, with 10 of the 11 made being knock-ons. Halfback Chris Eaton was the worst offender with four knock-ons.
Beauden Barrett only managed a 64 percent goal kicking rate this week, missing all three conversions but landing five penalties including the winning penalty kick late in the game.
HIGHLANDERS v CRUSADERS (27-24)
A game that could have gone either way in the end, including some farcical moments in the final minutes that saw the Highlanders mistakenly kick the ball into touch to end the game twice believing that the ground clock was showing the referee's time.
The benefits of a covered stadium for night rugby were on display with just four knock-ons made by each side. The Crusaders also threw two forward passes.
The Highlanders made five clean linebreaks, including two by openside flanker John Hardie. The Crusaders made four linebreaks, with their openside flanker Matt Todd making the first from a perfectly worked set-piece move off their second lineout of the game to put Israel Dagg in for the first try of the game.
Two very good lineouts on display with the Crusaders running at 100 percent, and just a John Hardie knock on marring the Highlanders' efforts to give them 90 percent for the game.
The Highlanders proved that tries from long phases of play can still be scored in the modern game, with 13 phases leading up to Phil Burleigh's try just before half time and nine phases in the build up to Hosea Gear's try in the second half.
There were 17 penalties awarded by South African referee Jaco Peyper, 10 against the Highlanders and seven against the Crusaders.
The Highlanders conceded six breakdown penalties all at the ruck, and three scrum penalties for binding offences. The Crusaders conceded four breakdown penalties, and also incurred a white card against Owen Franks for an alleged punch thrown at Andrew Hore.
As expected, the battle at the breakdown was keenly fought with the Highlanders just shading the Crusaders with five turnovers to four won. Andrew Hore was the standout here with two wins.
Lima Sopoaga kicked five from seven attempts at goal for a 71 percent success rate, while Tyler Bleyendaal kicked five from eight for a 63 percent goal kicking rate but missed with a drop goal in the 78th minute that could have won the game for the Crusaders.


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A Bharuch hotelier learnt the hard way why he shouldn't overcharge customers. For, a consumer court has ordered him to pay Rs1.62 lakh for charging an extra Rs22 from a Surat man on four bottles of cold drink from his hotel Nyaya Mandir in May 2003.
Upholding a Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission order, the national consumer court said the hotel could not have charged money in excess of the MRP printed.
But the aggrieved consumer — Ishwar Lal Jinabhai Desai of Surat —will get only Rs6,022 as a bulk of the money (Rs1.5 lakh) paid by the hotel will go to a consumer welfare fund. The hotel also paid Rs6,000 earlier when the state consumer court dismissed its appeal against the August 2005 district consumer court order in January 2006.
The district consumer court had allowed Desai's complaint and directed the hotel to refund Rs22, charged in excess of the MRP for the cold drinks and Rs5,000 and Rs1,000 as compensation for mental agony and cost of litigation. It had ordered the hotel to deposit Rs1,50,000 in a consumer welfare fund.
In May 2003, the hotel charged Desai Rs72 for the four bottles. The MRP printed on the bottle was Rs12.50. Desai contended the hotel should have only charged the MRP. The hotel contended Desai's complaint could not have been treated as "class action" without permission of the district consumer forum.
But the commission rejected it. It also rejected the hotel's argument that the extra amount was towards service charge as it was not mentioned in the receipt.


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The old lady is a character in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, who purchased a quantity of Oshiruko Noodles.
Outside the R.A. Market, she was robbed by a man on his Duel Runner, who snatched her shopping cart full of Oshiruko Noodles. However, Lazar fired a rope at him, locking it around his wrist and pulled him him off the Duel Runner. Lazar proceeded to steal the Oshiruko Noodles from him. The lady mistook the event as Lazar trying to get the food back for her. She took back the noodles, thanked him and gave him one of the five cup noodles as a reward. However, Lazar grabbed two more and ran off, leaving the lady stunned.[1]
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 114: "Operation: Capture Yeager II!"


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Nov. 21, 2011
Opening statement
"Just recapping the game. You know you look at statistically what was the difference in the game, obviously when you get four turnovers you are always going to have a chance to win. At least you should unless you are giving four back. I felt like on both sides of the ball we really dominated the run game. I think Vanderbilt was about 38 percent efficient running the ball. I think we were about 60 percent efficient. When you can take care of the line of scrimmage, it's going to help. We had 10 big plays and we scored in the red area; we stopped them in the red area and that was all pretty good. But I think the biggest difference in the game was it was the first time I felt like we really didn't get affected by all the things that happen in a game. When I said after the game I felt like it was a big step for our program, that's really what I was talking about. We came out of the locker room and we put together a great drive, a good defensive stand, a good drive and we are about to go ahead 21-7. Then you snap your fingers and we are down 21-14. It was a really important time for this team. The guys didn't flinch and it was the first time I have seen it. I didn't even have to get them going on the sidelines. I was really proud of them for that."
"The players of the week. On offense, we gave it to Da'Rick (Rogers). He had really an outstanding game and of course made the plays, the two touchdowns. We gave it to Malik (Jackson) and Mo (Maurice Couch) on defense. The defensive line really played a great game controlling the line of scrimmage. We gave Channing Fugate the special teams player of the week. Running down on kickoffs, we activated him and he did a good job and made a couple of tackles."
"Injuries. Brian Randolph came out of a game with a mild concussion, and with all of these concussions he's got to go through impact tests and he is day to day. We expect him to be back, but you just never know with these things. I will be shocked if he practices tomorrow, but it is mild so we will see. Prentiss (Waggner) came out with a shoulder. It's kind of an issue he has been battling all season. Just a sprain and the same thing, we expect him to play but it's always there. He is one play from coming out, which was a real problem when those two guys came out."
"Of course our focus this week is Kentucky. I know a lot of people are going to want to change the focus away from Kentucky to other things like streaks and bowls and all that, but it is so important that our team takes the same approach as they did last week and they take the same approach during the game that they did against Vanderbilt. Like every SEC game, it's going to be hard, it's on the road, they played Georgia to the wire and it's their last home game. So I know how emotional it is for any team in their last home game. We have a big challenge and we will see if can live up to it. If we can, people will be feeling pretty good; and if we can't, it will be kind of a disappointing year. That is where we are."
On mentioning win-and-in for bowl games this week
"We mention the fact that if we win we are bowl eligible. We mentioned that last week, but you don't really play to go to a bowl. You play to beat the team you are playing. It's important to understand what is out there to motivate you a little bit. When it gets tough, it's important to show a little more grit and the ability to persevere when it gets tough. But your focus has to be on the guy you are going against and what your plays are, what your execution is, your technique, and that is what we are trying to emphasize."
On scenes from video of the postgame locker room celebration
"I'm a little disappointed that a video is out on our locker room celebration, but that is kind of the world we live in. It's like there is no sacred place, and I think probably all 120 coaches out there in football have a side to them where they loosen up with team that they don't do in public. Am I excited after a win? I always am. After a win is emotional, and certainly when you win a close game that is down to the wire it's exciting. You take those things for what they are. It's a postgame, emotional, have a little fun, and you then you close the door on it when you leave."
On if being so pleased with the team factored into the celebration
"I think that's fair to say. Given what this team has been through, and given what happened the week before this game, and given the fact that most people had written the team off, and then to go through what we went through in the third quarter, to be able to find a way to win the game - it was a good feeling. I was really proud of them. And usually when I am that excited, it's because I am just proud of the guys for doing something they hadn't done all season. That was probably part of it."
On if it's harder to move on after an emotional win or emotional loss
"I don't know. I think both are very difficult. A bludgeoning loss and an emotional win, they are both hard. It probably took us more than 24 hours to get over last week and we'd better be over this past win this week. If you don't you are just going to go out there and get beat on Saturday."
On the different approaches to those issues
"It's the same, the same."
On Tauren Poole looking quicker in Saturday's game
"Mainly, I thought the offensive line played its best game in the run game. More physical, created a lot more air - that was another thing that was really encouraging to see, in the hopes we are going to see that more as time goes on. I saw signs they wanted to deliver blows instead of getting on their guy and just blocking. There is a big difference and it created a lot of air. I think we ran it better than anybody has run it against Vanderbilt."
On if it means more to the players when they are complimented
"I don't know. But the guys who know me, and the team knows me pretty well, know I call it like I see it. I try never to manipulate them or deceive them. I just tell them the truth. I told them when we stink we stink. You can't go and sugarcoat when you stink. If we play well, I think it's fair to tell them that we played well. We made a ton of mistakes in this game. When I had a team meeting, it wasn't we all played great. I just think it's important to tell the truth. When you do things well, let's recognize it and know why; and when you don't do well, let's recognize it and how do we fix it. It's a little more non-emotional that way."
On SEC statement about reviewing the Gordon interception how it should be handled moving forward
"Jimmy, I probably shouldn't speak on it. Steve (Shaw, SEC coordinator of officials) is probably the guy to talk to about that. I think the reason there is a rule is that if a whistle is blown, generally everybody stops. That's the reason that rule is in effect. So it's hard to give a guy credit for a run. I can't really speak on specifics. I know on this play, I don't know anybody that stopped within 30 yards of him. Nobody heard him, including their team. Look, at the end of the day the right play was called."
On if those plays should be reviewed and judgment used to determine if whistles affected the outcome
"I don't know, because then you say, `Well, that guy stopped and he could have gotten 10 more yards, but this other guy chasing him from the back side didn't. Where would he have been down?' It just brings in so much subjectivity. So I think that is why the rule is the way it is."
On scheduling for next year
"After the season every year, I sit down and I hope to sit down with Dave (Hart) when the season is over and just talk about scheduling philosophy. I think we are going to state every year to the conference some things that are important to us, just like all the other teams talk about what is important to them. The challenge of course is that they have to accommodate now 14 teams and it's just impossible. We can only do what we can do. There is no real way to get an easy schedule in this league, as we all see. We do it every year, but now is not the time."
On perhaps changing the October schedule
"The hard part on how tough is your schedule is that you don't really know until -- I guess they have an idea, but you really don't always know who's going to be that good come Game 6 or 7 or 8. I don't think the conference worries about trying to space out tough games and they shouldn't, because it would be too difficult. I think their concern is the travel and the rivalries that have been there and that's the way it should be. I don't think they worry about a schedule being too hard on a team competitively."
On Eric Gordon being a liability on defense
"When did I say that? Gosh almighty, I never said he was a liability. He's made some mistakes and given up some plays and he's made some plays, but if that is the case our whole team is a liability. He's found a home in the nickel spot, and I think we've gotten a good comfort level with Eric in the nickel spot. It's allowed him to use his strengths and be aggressive and make some plays. When you make a bad mistake and you are in the deep part of the field or you are playing a guy at man to man in the corner, it's a devastating effect. Eric has a playmaking mentality, which I wish more of our guys had on the back end. I do. It's a great quality and that's why we want him out on the field. And if he can just keep that within the framework of the system and know when to be aggressive and when not, he's going to make more and more plays. He will."
On being more confident in Gordon
"I think that's fair to say and he is going to keep playing. You do it by going out there and playing with consistency."
On Rod Wilks filling in after Randolph was injured
"Well, he struggled on some things. Rod does some good things. He's, of course, a great leader; he's got a lot of leadership back there. He likes to get down in the box and mix it up, but there are some times where it gets tough on him back there. You know, getting him out there in some one-on-ones and then he's also got to make a lot of checks when we were playing quarters. It was tough on him out there a few times, but he's doing well."
On decisions made at the end of the fourth quarter
"The first play, I wanted get about 10 yards so we could clock it and then get one more play and kick a field goal. Well we didn't get 10 yards, which is the worst thing you could have done and the clock's running. I only had one timeout. So I waited and said it's going to be the last play. I called it (timeout) and the more I thought about it, we were 60-something yards away from the end zone and I didn't have any confidence that Tyler could get it down that far. All I could think about was they intercept it we have to tackle the guy. So it just wasn't worth the risk to me. I just felt like let's go win it in overtime."
On Bray's struggles in the game
"He played exactly how I thought he would play, he really did. What do I mean by that? He made some throws that are special, he moves in that pocket and he can find open guys. And then he had some really bad mistakes from a thinking standpoint, either not hitting a guy as quickly as he needs to or not seeing what his protection problems were and knowing when to throw `hot,' and that caused some issues. And then he had some accuracy issues.
"So he did what I thought he would do. I thought he would do some good things and make some plays, which he did. And thank god he did - he made two great throws for touchdowns. But he also made some mistakes. He made a couple of horrible throws that resulted in 14 points for the other team."
On Bray's health possibly improving this week
"I don't know. That's a good question. We're going to find out. In fact, I've been wondering how he's going to look tomorrow (Tuesday). My expectation is he will keep getting better and better every day. The more feel he's got, the more you throw it, I don't know how he can't be. He made big progress from Tuesday to Saturday. Tuesday was not very good."
On Bray's recognition of defenses at the line of scrimmage
"He made some mistakes he probably wouldn't have made when he was in his week-to-week routine. That's the rust I talked about.
"I went into the game saying the guy's going to be rusty - even if he was 100 percent healthy he was going to make mistakes - and he's not going to have the accuracy and width he usually has on a throw, and both of those showed."
On reasons for putting Marsalis Teague at the starting right cornerback position over Justin Coleman
"Just nobody making any statement that they deserve to be a starting corner. Justin makes a lot more mistakes and has given up some huge plays that scare you. He goes and breaks up a pass and then gives up a 50-yarder, versus give up a 10-yarder, give up a 15-yarder, give up a 12-yarder. So we're feast or famine in one and we bleed on the other one."
On depth in the secondary
"We're in bad shape in the back end. If you think about it, we were on our fifth and sixth safety. If you go back to late July, we were playing with our fifth and sixth safety back there. (Brent) Brewer was injured, Randolph and Prentiss came out of the game, and of course the one (Janzen Jackson) we lost before camp. It was hard. The last series in there, B-Moore (Byron Moore) and Rod Wilks were playing safety, and B-Moore hadn't had any reps because he's been repping the nickel with Gordon."
On the kickoff return game
"The other night, Devrin (Young) muffed a ball that hurt us, and then we had one where they hit a line drive on the minus-1 and he downed it. So I think Devrin struggled a little bit with his fundamentals on the back end and that's got to come with practice. I don't think anything's different from a blocking standpoint. We've been about the same as we were and the other team did a good job.
"Same thing on punt return. The punt return game the other night, that guy hit two punts and he crossed kicked them. They went 60-something, but if you did Pythagorean theorem - you know, a-squared plus b-squared equals c-squared - I bet it was about a 75-yard kick. None of you guys have any idea what that is. That's why you write. You create a right-angle. That's the long side and you get the 90-degree. Did you make it past Algebra I? It's geometry, man."
On the defensive front's play during the second half of the season
"They've just been a lot more disruptive, especially in the run game. Getting back in the backfield, disrupting the play - but we didn't play well the last week. Here's what we're getting on d-line. Malik is playing the way we hoped he would play. He's playing really well. He's playing at a high level. Mo (Couch) is getting better every week, so Mo has really shown why we signed him and what we needed him for. When you have two guys in there who are disruptive, it wreaks havoc.
"We're still not getting what we would like from the end spot, but Willie Bohannon has been a really consistent performer. He plays with a lot of discipline, he's where he's supposed to be and that's good. But we've got to keep getting better there. We're not where we need to be but it showed up the other night."
On recent close results at Kentucky and the general difficulty of playing road games
"Yeah, and we haven't won on the road. Kentucky's always a tough play to play. I remember when I was at Georgia, we went up there and got stroked. We were probably a two-touchdown favorite. I remember when we were at LSU, we went up there and had to throw a Hail Mary to win the game and we were a big favorite.
"It's a tough place to play. I'm sure the weather will be tough and, again, it's their last home game. They are going to be geeked up and ready to go."
On Curt Maggitt not playing as much on the defensive line
"It's too much. We're so thin. We have three linebackers who are playing well and we can't afford to overload them or wear them down physically. Curt went that period in the middle of the season there when he had to have a week off because he was just beat up. We don't have enough depth to be able to do that. We'd like to, and I think it would help us. But all of a sudden you put him there and everything else starts suffering. You're robbing Peter to pay Paul.
On Maggitt's improvement covering receivers after playing a lot of defensive end in high school
"He's doing OK; he's doing fine. But he's a football player, man. I could put him at running back and he'd say, `I'm good, Coach.'"
On Bray's involvement and penalty after his interception was returned for a touchdown
"I asked what happened and they said he cut-blocked. He came off and I said, `What did you do?' He said, `Coach, the guy was coming after me. I was trying to protect myself.' And he did, he went low. When you watch it on film, he did. He's running and he sees the guy about to try to kill him and he protected himself and got low. Bray couldn't take anything out of anybody if he tried. Have you seen the guy? He couldn't take my knee out."
On Bray making a good tackle after the first interception
"He did. He came off the field and I was not in a good mood. He walks up and says, `Coach, that was a pretty good tackle wasn't it?' I said, `Can we talk about the throw?'"
On sending plays to the SEC office, like Couch being clipped during the long Vanderbilt pass play
"It was ugly. Yeah, every week we send in things to the conference as far as explaining penalties - really more for clarification and just to keep the coaches and the officials on the same page. I haven't sent that in yet; I don't know what I'm going to do. They called the penalty, so there's really nothing to report. I'm glad they saw it, but it was an ugly play."
On seeing those types of plays on film heading prior to last week's game
"They play aggressively over there and through the whistle. Some teams do that, and it was important that we kept our cool and didn't react. Our guys did a good job of that."
On Antonio Richardson possibly getting the ball in the offensive backfield
"I don't know. He looked good, man. That guy, when he saw him, just fell to the ground - `I'm not taking on that guy.' We walked in. It looked a lot better than our throws down there."
On if using the Pistol formation helped improve the running game
"I don't think so because the o-line doesn't know what's going on back there and they were hitting guys. There was just a lot more air, that's what I saw. And we did some different things schematically, but it wasn't because of the Pistol. We do them every week. But I liked it. It looked good. But we struggled - our last play of the game, we did `Victory.' That's the one thing I forgot to go over in the new formation, when you kneel on it. We had to draw that one up and we still didn't do it right."
On possibly using Bray under center this week in practice
"I don't think so. We'll just keep doing what we're doing."
On eliminating the quarterback sneak on fourth-and-inches because Bray is not under center
"Well we could still run it, but he'd be at four yards of depth. Might put Tiny (Richardson) in for the sneak."
On throwing when backed up inside the 10-yard line
"Went 0-for-6. (Throwing) was the plan. When we pulled up (their tendencies on film), 100 percent of the time they were bringing pressure and our plan was to throw it. We felt we could hit one out of three; didn't plan on going 0-for-6. But when we went 0-for-6, I told Jim, `Let's run it.' He said, `But that wasn't our plan.' I said, `But we're 0-for-6. We're not going 0-for-9.'
"It was our plan and it didn't work. We had guys open, we just didn't execute. Looking back, we should have run it. But that was discussed and planned on Wednesday, just like most of the things you see out there. Sometimes it's a good plan and sometimes it doesn't work. We probably should have adjusted the second time we went out there and that's what I would have done differently."
On the Sunday death of legendary Georgia announcer Larry Munson
"It was a really sad deal. Of course, I was at the perfect age - I was about 12, 13, 14 during the heyday, which is the age where you're old enough to know everything going on. A little bit like my boy (John Taylor), you're young enough to still look at the players in awe.
"Larry Munson, I memorized all his great ones (calls). I won't recite them for you but I still have them embedded to memory. I used to listen to the tapes at the end of the season of his great calls, and you'd memorize them. That's what you did when you were 12 years old and a fan. It's sad to see him go but he's a true legend down there.


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I am the ultimate sport fan. I watch every New York Yankee game, I see all NY Giant football games and suffer through the entire New York Knickerbocker schedule of losses. Heck, I can tell you who won the American League batting championship in 1945-George Sternweiss with 306. Every Winter Olympics I try my darn best to watch these "sporting events." Frankly, they bore the heck out of me watching this guy and gal wander around a skating ring jumping and twirling. Pretty, I admit, but what the heck is the sport involved? Some guy or gal hops on a board and zooms down some frozen highway leading to nowhere and we are supposed to be concerned whether they get there in 1 minute of 1 and a half minutes. All they are doing is zooming down a frozen highway. I used to go down the hills of New York City on my sleigh and no one considered me involved in a "sport."
Oh, I am supposed to be "patriotic" and be happy because some American who I never heard about won a ski event which in all honesty I have no idea how one determines if she is good or bad. In all honesty, I prefer watching any college or NBA basketball game.
OK, I hope Americans win some of these events. Why, I "hope" is a mystery to me. Frankly, who cares who can twirl around a skating ring?
Did you hear that Derek Jeter will retire after this year? Now, THAT is sport news!!


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The Philosophical Significance of the Repo Man
It is time to consider a much neglected topic in legal thought: the philosophical significance of the repo man. Aside from providing the grist for cult movies, the repo man also poses some very basic questions about the nature of the social contract and the autonomy of private law.
The twentieth century was not kind to the idea of private law. Starting with Holmes's "The Path of the Law" generations of American legal intellectuals have been trained to think of private law as a form of regulation basically indistinguishable from public law. To be sure, the distinctions continue as a matter of curricular convenience, but the almost universal assumption was that there is no real philosophical life in them and that in any case anyone who takes them seriously should be treated as a neo-Langdellian troglodyte. The last decade or so, however, has seen a renaissance in the philosophy of private law. Most dramatically, Ernest Weinrib has argued that private law represents a unique form of moral reasoning. Others have made less sweeping claims, while nevertheless arguing that private law possesses distinctive features that ought to give us pause about treating it as simply another species of regulation whose differences with public law are purely accidental or historical.
In his article on private law for the Oxford Handbook of Jurisprudence and the Philosophy of Law (where do they find these snappy titles?), Benjamin Zipursky argued that one of the key things that must be explained when looking at private law is the fact that it is organized around the idea of a civil cause of action. In other words, private law does not simply enforce social norms on human conduct. Rather, it gives someone who has suffered a legally cognizable wrong the right to pursue a remedy against the wrongdoer in court. Looking at the issue through the lens of classical social contract theory, Zipursky argues that in the state of nature people enjoy a natural right of self-help to extract compensation from wrong doers. The civil right of action represents an imperfect transfer of this right to the state. The state becomes the agent for deciding and enforcing legal claims, but the right to pursue (or not pursue) such claims remains with the individual. And this is where the repo man comes into the picture.
The law of private repossession is not something that most law professors think about. Rather, it gets relegated to a footnote in the class on debtor and creditor relations. Here is the basic gist of it: A person with a valid security interest in some piece of personal property has the right to take the property in the event of default on the loan that the property secures. You don't have to get a judgment or call the sheriff in. You can sneak into someone's car port in the dead of night, break into their unpaid-for BMW and drive it away. There are limits of course. The repo man cannot use any kind of physical violence to take the property, and he must retire in the face of opposition from the possessor of the property. Nevertheless, the repo man represents a form a pure self-help existing quite comfortably within our legal system.
Building on Zipursky's argument, the repo man is another bit of evidence for the thesis that private law represents a Hobbsian world of self-defense and self-help which is partially — but only partially — constrained by the state. Put in another way, the repo man represents the extreme ragged edge of the social contract where the distinction — in Hobbsian terms — between Leviathan and nature becomes porous. If the criminal law represents the pole of social regulation from which the private law has been viewed for a century or more (i.e. "Private law is not private but consists of the enforcement of purely collective norms"), then the repo man represents another pole from which we might look at the core institutions of property, contract, and tort, namely the world of self-help and the war of all against all.


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what kind of source, of how trains or other forms of travel effected the lives of people, would be good in order to illuminate a part of the story, and how would it?
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coalnewbie wrote:Protocol.... steal the town Scag, so that it's not traceable break it up and sell the engine, pumps etc. I will put the pumps on CL and some sap from the local coal board will buy it. Hey, all I said was 'who knows".
So I phoned the guy up and he admitted he worked for the town. So where did you get the pumps from? They gave them to me. Do you have the email to prove that. Eerrrmmm, he said the emails were destroyed. But don't you have backups on your hard drive.... Well he said, the hard drive was destroyed too . I asked Sam about it and he said it all sounded very believable to him. I then called my friend Eric at DOJ and explained the suspicious circumstances. He said he will get round to looking at the issue some year in the future. So I guess you are OK. It's a new Amerika, we must all adjust.
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My grandfather John D. Rockefeller's quote... "They way to make money is to buy when blood is running in the streets."
We banking aristocracy white collar financial criminals are proud to be SCUM...
We want a crash in the stock market, real estate, fiat currency implosion, bank runs and insolvency along with the wipe out of all your life savings, retirement funds and pensions.
A bubble in any investemnt is always kept for the peasants... A crash is for us elite scumbags and robber barons.
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2014 Ford F-150 FX4 / FX2
2014 Ford F-150 FX4 / FX2 are not Ford's most popular models among fans. That's why Ford bothered to this model to repair and recalibration these models a better as possible. Most attention has focused on safety, the selection of optimum engine as well as trim equipment. We will try to present you the new 2014 Ford F-150 FX4 / FX2.
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The state of Kansas, is "located at the crossroads of America's future and historic past, Kansas is a fabled land of cattle drives and cowboys - replete with names and places like Abilene, Bat Masterson, Dodge City, Wild Bill Hickock and Wyatt Earp.", as poetically described by its' official tourism website. Poetic this turn of phrase may be, but it accurately describes Kansas, paying tribute to the pioneers. These people who've ultimately triumphed in taming the vast plains, where tens of thousands of buffalo used to roam. But you don't need to roam mindlessly, with a carefully planned itinerary and in your very own Kansas charter bus; you'll be able to explore the states' many attractions in comfort and safety.
Here are some interesting facts about Kansas. First off, the state encompasses all of 82,282 sq miles and its capital is Topeka. It shares borders with four (4) neighboring states: Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma and Colorado. But as vast as this state is, in your Kansas charter bus, you can ride in comfort, and safety to seek out interesting destinations. Kansas' major tributaries are the following Arkansas, Kansas, Saline, Smoky Hill and Republican and Missouri flowing in its northeast corner.
Topographically, Kansas' eastern side is hilly, especially towards the eastern side of Wichita in the Flint Hills. The central Great Plains, with almost endless fields of grain, are flatter, yet still somewhat elevated in places, especially in the Smoky Hills and Red Hills. The high plains of far western Kansas, on its border with Colorado, rise into the state's highest point, Mt. Sunflower, at 4,039 ft. Referred to interchangeably as the "World's Breadbasket" for its huge grain production and for its aircraft manufacturing facilities located in the Wichita area, it also has a lot of meat-packing centers in Kansas City.
Some of it's most recommended and most popular attractions are the following; The Amelia Earhart Museum, Eisenhower Center, the State Capital Building in Topeka, and the Wichita Garden's Botanical. But there are other choice Kansas tourist destinations worth exploring in your very own Kansas charter bus.
Are you an avid fan of NASCAR? Then plan a visit with your sports buddies to the Kansas Speedway, during the month of October. When the NASCAR event takes place in this 1.5 mile oval. You'll see track racing at its' fiercest, lots of bumping and banging, short tempers and fast action. In your Kansas charter bus, you and your friends will have lots of elbow room to move about, and not have to worry about traffic on the way to this event. Or any other racing events that happen at this race track 12 months a year.
Maybe you and friends would enjoy a meal at the Kennel Club and afterwards waging a few bets on simulcast races from greyhound and horse tracks across the country. You can travel in your Kansas charter bus to the Woodlands which are located at 9700 Leavenworth Road, Kansas City and is a dual greyhound and horse racing facility.
Perhaps, you can plan a senior's or children's' tour to the Wyandotte County of Kansas City, for it's a place that has something to interest everybody. You can comfortably explore historic sites, restaurants, shopping, sports and one of kind attractions. Some of the historical sites are the National Agricultural Center & Hall of Fame, Strawberry Hill Museum and Grinter Place. Then cap the outing with some lighthearted shopping explorations, you can shop at the Nebraska Furniture Mart, Cabela's, and Moon Marble Company Store for those old fashioned toys and games.
Plan a historical tour with family or friends in your Kansas charter bus. If you wish to catch glimpses of how people in the 18th century lived, then The Grinter Place State Historic Site, which is located at the S. 78th Street, is the place to explore. This stately Grinter Place brick farmhouse was home to Moses and Annie Grinter and built in 1862. It sits, overlooking the historic Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. Nearby is the Grinter's Trading Post, where he traded with the Lenapi (Delaware) Indians, while his wife Annie helped him farm, raise poultry and livestock, and plant an apple orchard. Then go off to the prestigious Wyandotte County Historical Society Museum, which is found in 631 N. 126th Street, Bonner Springs. The National Park Service has designated this museum as a Lewis and Clark Historic National Trail.
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Shelby County Animal Shelter
Shelby County Animal Shelter
Our Adoptable Pet List
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Our Featured Pet...
Dundee here. These people at the shelter named me Dundee because they thought I was a little scruffy and the name just fit. They believe me to be a cattle dog mix. They tell me that I have the body of a cattle dog with a little added scruff. Whats not to love about that. I am roughly about a year old, so I am still full of plenty of energy. I am some what cage shy and hesitant to come. However, get me out of my cage and I can be your best friend if just given the chance. Come down to the shelter and see me today! If interested, please contact the Shelby county animal shelter at 498-7201.
We have small dogs, large dogs, and plenty of cats in need of great homes. If you have lost a pet or are looking for one, please look at the shelter first. We have Pure Breeds, Mixes, 'n Mutts... They all have awesome personalities and are so sweet. So please, if you're considering adopting a pet, check at the Shelter before a pet store. You may find you best friend.
Who We Are
The Shelby County Animal Shelter, is a County office designed to serve the residents of Shelby County and the Surrounding area. They are a low kill shelter who attempts to find home for the animals within Shelby County. We answer calls for stray dogs, complaints of dogs running at large, as well as animal kills by dogs and coyotes in a timely manner. Don't assume because the Police Dept. or Sheriff's Office is contacted that we will respond. Call us the following day on complaints and dog bites to make sure we are aware of the call and if we are responding. We are open to people looking for a pet, people looking for a missing pet, and to people who just want to look at the animals. We accept dogs and cats from owners as well as strays. A fee may be involved. Call the office during hours of operation to make sure. We offer tips for pet care and have information in general for animal owners.
Adopting a friend
Adoptions at the Shelter involve a fairly simple process. First, an application form must be completed. Dogs three months and up are $44. This fee includes the dog license and adoption fee. However, if the dog has been spayed or neutered by the shelter the price is $74.00. Puppies' 8 weeks to 3 months adoption fee is $35. This includes a DHLP booster, the dog license and adoption fee. Cats and kittens are $15. Please remember that our animals receive no vet care. So please seek out a veterinarian of your choice as soon as possible to spay and neuter.
Come Visit Us!
Our shelter is open Monday thru Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday 9-1 and closed on Sunday except during special events. We answer emergency calls on off hours only. If you need to contact us during off hours, we can be reached by calling the Shelby County Sheriff's office or Sidney Police Dept.
Shelby County Animal Shelter
1100 Clem Road
Sidney, OH 45365
Phone: 937-498-7201
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Ohio Dog Friendly License Plates
By choosing to purchase the Dog Friendly plate, a portion of the fees, $15.00, of the total plate cost provides funds for spay and neuter surgeries of homeless dogs, cats and pets in need, as well as educational programs concerning proper veterinary care, the care of those pets for senior citizens, veterans, individuals on low income, pets in shelters, humane societies, and foster/breed rescue groups
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Men's Swimming and Diving in Eighth at NCAA Championships
March 26, 1998
AUBURN, Ala.- Highlighted by a school record and fourth-place finish in the 400 medley relay, USC finished in eighth after the first of three days at the 1998 NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships at Auburn's James E. Martin Aquatics Center on Thursday (March 26).
Stanford leads with 183 points after teh first day. It is followed by Auburn (154), Texas (129), Tennessee (82), Arizona (64), Georgia (61), California (58), USC (56), Arizona State (49) and Florida State (44).
USC's 400 medley relay team of senior Lenny Krayzelburg, junior David Taulor, junior Mike Williams and junior Bela Szabados broke their own mark set in prelims (3:11.52) with a time of 3:10.85, almost a full second faster than the 3:11.68 mark they set together in the 1997 NCAA finals.
"It was a great relay, Lenny looked better in the finals than in the morning and showed good signs for the next two days. David swam fantastic and much better than he has before." said USC Head Coach Mark Schubert. "Mike was great and Bela put up his best split of the day. There's wasn't much more we could ask for from them.
"Overall, it was a good night. Our 500 free was a little disappointing, but other than that, we did well."
Freshman diver Justin Dumais, competing in his first NCAA Championships, earned All-American honors with a sixth-place finish in the 1-meter springboard with 542.25 points. Dumais, only 15 points out of third, became the first USC diver to earn All-American honors since Brian Earley won the platform title in 1994.
"Justin competed really well," said USC Head Diving Coach Jeff Shaffer. "He just missed one dive- made a mental mistake- at a critical time and dropped from third to sixth. But he's a freshman and it's a little different at the NCAAs with the team support and the team pressure."
Freshman Philippe Demers, swimming in his first NCAA meet, made the consolation finals of the 200 IM and took 15th in 1:49.44. Junior Mark Kwok made the consolation finals of the 500 free and took 14th in 4:24.08. It was a marked improvement fo rthe junior, who finished 27th in the event in 1997.
USC's 200 free relay also made the consolation finals and the squad of Williams, Krayzelburg, Szabados and Demers finished 13th in 1:20.41.
Other USC finishers included Szabados (4:23.96- 17th), junior Josh Ilika (4:27.37- 30th), sophomore Bret Awbrey (4:28.18-32nd), and senior Chris Mylan (4:31.84- 38th) in the 500 free, and Williams (20.02- 24th) in the 50 free. Williams' time was a personal best by three tenths of a second.
The 1998 Men's NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships continues Friday and Saturday (March 27-28) at Auburn. Prelims begin at 9am and finals start at 5pm each day (PST).


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Today's TUSCAN offer is as close to a "Sure thing," "Slam dunk," "Lay-Up" or whatever sports analogy you can think of. (I guess with the official start of the NFL season yesterday, I have sports on the brain). Whatever way you look at it, this offer/wine is a champion at an "everyday" wine price.
About a week and a half ago, James Suckling published his Top 100 New Super Tuscans For 2012 on his website and there was one wine on there that I had to rub my eyes, blink and look back at the computer screen as I knew it was VERY affordable...
The wine is just hitting our warehouse and could very well be sold out before the end of the week...or possibly sooner!!!
At $24.99/Bottle this Super-Tuscan is a lot of wine for the money. If this is something you see yourself owning a SOLID CASE of I am willing to offer it out at a special case price of $264/Case (Which nets it down to only $22/Bottle). To get this special case price please e-mail Customer Service or mention this special case promotion if calling in to the store (800-723-0241)
Please ACT FAST on this one so you can get in on it before it is gone.
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