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Chávez is constantly remembered as "supreme commander" with variations such as "forever alive and eternal commander."
The instructions of the supreme commander govern in the demolition of important structures.
He was placed beside the supreme commander at the head of the entire army.
Two more Japanese divisions were sent out, with Prince Komatsu as supreme commander.
I was supreme commander of the army and grand admiral of the fleet.
The supreme commander of a combined force, or of several armies in the field.
Not only was the need for a supreme commander apparent, but it was now no longer possible to doubt who was the man.
Should he become a supreme commander, even, this is one thing that does not change; it remains a give-and-take proposition.
Why were the bands of pioneers put under one supreme commander?
Whoso wishes to keep a head on his shoulders let him listen to the supreme commander.


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I know what you're thinking. What does my dining room have to do with gardening?
It's that vase sitting on my table, filled with flowers from the Korean Spice Bush. Yes, I know it is a very simple arrangement, and wouldn't win any beauty prizes, especially with that wayward bunch sticking out on the left.
But it's mine, it came from my garden, and it brings me joy to snip them and bring them in. I imagine myself in some long flowing dress, with white gloves on, and a big wicker basket, that I oh-so-carefully set my cuttings in. In reality, I am in jeans, with some old green pruners, and a ball jar filled with some water that I stuff the stems in. Whatever.
Please join me for Garden Tuesday and link up below. I've been told that it works better if you use a picture from your web post.

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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Graphicly Launches New Site, Embeddable Reader
Boulder-based Graphicly.com, the developer of online comic strip publishing software, said today that it has launched a new website, along with an embeddable reader for the comic books on its site. Among other features on the site are new, ehanced community sharing and commenting features. Graphicly is headed by Micah Baldwin. The firm's website features comics from both independents and major comic book publishers, including Marvel Comics, Archie Comics, BOOM! Studios, Top Cow and IDW Publishing.


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Wood stalls, shops gutted by Jalalabad fire
Wood stalls, shops gutted by Jalalabad fire
JALALABAD (PAN): Fires concurrently broke out at two places in the eastern city of Jalalabad, the capital of Nangahar province, gutting four wood stalls and 10 shops on Sunday, police said.
The blazes in the Chaparhar bus stand and a commercial plaza -- Amanzda Tower -- resulted from an electric shortcut and carelessness, deputy police chief Col. Ibadullah Talwar told Pajhwok News.
The wood stalls were reduced to ashes in the Chaparhar bus stand area and the 10 shops were gutted in the Bali neighbourhood, he said. Strong winds in the city exacerbated the fires that firefighters took hours to douse with the help of 10 water tankers.
No one was harmed in the incidents. But stalls and shop owners suffered million of afghanis in losses, the police officer added. Firefighters from the police headquarters, the Afghan army, municipality and agriculture department rushed to the sites to extinguish the fires.
The affected shopkeepers complained their goods worth millions of afghanis were gutted. They said there were a number of shops selling carpets and sport equipment in the four-storey plaza.
Sher Wali, a wood stall owner, said two stalls were destroyed by the fire and as many others partially torched. He accused the firefighters of reaching the site late and huge losses were inflicted on them as a result.
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RV furnace
Hi all. I have an 89 Southwind with an Atwood 35,000 btu furnace. We just bought the motorhome during the summer, so havent really been able to use the heat yet, so yesterday I fired it up for the first time.
At a 75 degree indoor temp, the furnace is blowing at around 205 degrees. I checked with an rv repair shop today and they said that was too high but as I was looking at the spec sheet on the furnace tonight, it says air rise 136 degrees.
I checked the heat exchanger for cracks or holes and also made sure the blower is running at full speed.
Does this temp seem normal to you guys? I really dont think the blower in these things move much more than a couple hundred cfm, so I can see why at 35,000 btu, they would be so hot. Thanks for the help.
At 35,000 BTUs output, a 135° temp rise would only be about 258CFM.
Don't work on RV heaters, but that does sound high.
Thanks beenthere. This thing is only ducted with four 4-inch ducts and two of those have a pretty tight bend so as to make the unit fit where they had to put it.
I forgot to mention that the unit also goes off on high limit after it has run for a while but does restart after a couple minutes.
Air flow is too low. Find a way to add more supplies, or increase the size of the existing ones.
I called Atwood this morning and the guy there says when he test runs them on a bench, he gets 140 degrees out of them. Most duct systems in rv's are a joke for airflow and I cant see having an air temp that low when installed in the coach.
With Rv's you get what's designed no more no less can't add on or do anything but make sure the system is working as designed.
In your case your RV is approx 23 years old I would look at the fan motor . Can it be oiled, cleaned or replaced? Maybe a new heater is what you need. You can buy a replacement heater for that unit probably for a few hundred bucks which probably is the way to go with the age of the equipment.
I was looking into buying a couple heat pump units to replace our rooftop units but discovered that they dont have a defrost system on them, they just simply shut down and switch over to strip heat. I've been told that the Carrier models had defrost but Carrier pulled out of the rv game a few years ago.
Keep in mind that the blower motor in these units is a DC motor. The voltage and available amperage to it is critical as to the RPM's that it runs at. Make sure the battery if fully charged and that all wire connections are good.
Adding additional heat runs usually requires a magician. I had a similar issue with mine and solved at least part of it by using a chassis punch and putting six 1 1/8" holes in the front cover of the furnace. I got away with this because the furnace front cover was not behind a cabinet style solid or metal mesh door.
Other thing to check is the gas pressure to the furnace. Make sure it's not overfiring.
Before you buy another furnace, pull that one out the RV, and run it sitting on a bench outside, and measure the temperatures that it's putting out and it's performance. If it performs okay, then the fault is in the installation, not the furnace itself. If you can, I recommend replacing the flex-duct with regular metal ductwork
I'd like to see some pictures of this unit. I replaced an rv unit not too long ago but there was no duct work involved, just drop in and it blew into the open space.
I had the same type troubles years ago with an rv heater in a popup. very hot air and shut down on overtemp.
What I found was that the heat exchanger was filled up with a mud hornets next. They had built it in the fresh air intake and exhaust system. When the pop up got washed, the nest went into the heat exchanger and partially plugged it up, as well as plugging up the air intake for the burners. The whole thing overheated.
The fix was to take the system out, clean out the exchanger (and check for cracks and rust etc), then clean the dual (inside and outside air) blower cages and finally clean and oil the motor. Worked fine for the next 10 years till I sold the trailer. kept that leaky canvas monster nice and warm even in the coldest settings!!!
As suggested, pull the system out and bench test it!!!
I do have a question. Temp rise??? how is that calculated? is it the delta t between indoor (at return) and output (at supply)???? or is it the actual output temp of the supply ????? I am guessing the delta t....
So I pulled the furnace out and ran it in my driveway, still got hot and that was with a proven good LP regulator running at 11" and free unrestricted air flow. Checked the HX and it looked fine but didnt really get too far into it.
I went ahead and bought a smaller btu output unit from a large rv place in Texas and had it overnighted to Vegas, installed it and it works great. Highest output temp is 160 degrees and the peace of mind of having a new safe furnace.:thumbsup:
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We love 1999's The Best Man! We're so excited that the original cast is reuniting 14 years later for a sequel, The Best Man Holiday. To get into the spirit for the upcoming sequel, we're taking a look at the cast as well as the writer/director Malcolm D. Lee - then and now!
Photo: Ebony Magazine Malcolm D. Lee is the writer and director of both The Best Man and its sequel. The Best Man was widely considered at the time of its release to be the male answer to the female-centric ensemble film Waiting to Exhale and is still one of the top ten highest grossing African American films in history.
Photo: Getty Images Malcolm D. Lee is the cousin of influential auteur Spike Lee. Spike lent a hand with The Best Man back in '99. 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, Spike Lee's studio, released the film with Spike himself serving as one of its producers. This is also the case with the upcoming sequel.
Photo: Getty Images Malcolm D. Lee's other film credits include Undercover Brother (2002), Roll Bounce (2005), Soul Men (2008), and Scary Movie 5 (2013). The Best Man was his debut directorial effort. He also made a cameo in the film as an emcee. Taye Diggs plays the lead role of Harper Stewart in The Best Man series. Taye, short for "Scotty" or "Scottay", got his start in musical theater after attending Syracuse University. He was a dancer at Tokyo Disneyland and made his Broadway debut in the ensemble cast of the 1994 Tony Award winning revival of the musical "Carousel".
Photo: Getty Images In 1996 Taye originated the role of nasty landlord Benny in Jonathan Larson's Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning "Rent", alongside his future wife Idina Menzel. He also worked with her in other Broadway productions - "The Wild Party" and "Wicked".
Photo: Getty Images By the late 90s, Taye moved into television and film, starting with a role on "Guiding Light". Then he made a very memorable film breakthrough as Angela Bassett's very sexy, much younger love interest in How Stella Got Her Groove Back. Next, in 1999, the same year as The Best Man, Taye Diggs starred in the coming of age drama The Wood. Diggs' future movie wife in The Best Man series, Sanaa Lathan, was one of his co-stars. Morris Chestnut is Lance Sullivan, a professional football player on the eve of his wedding, in The Best Man. Chestnut has been in countless films since the early 90s but his acting debut was on television in a 1991 episode of "Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series".
Photo: Getty Images Following his television debut, his career really started to pick up steam. Morris Chestnut made an indelible impression as the tragically gunned down teenage father Ricky Baker in John Singleton's landmark drama Boyz in the Hood alongside Angela Bassett, Ice Cube, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Laurence Fishburne and future Best Man co-star Nia Long. Following Boyz in the Hood, Morris Chestnut returned to TV in Patti Labelle's short-lived sitcom "Out All Night". After the show's cancellation, his career continued to rise steadily leading up to The Best Man with co-starring roles in big-budget films such as Under Siege 2 (1995) and G.I. Jane (1997).
Photo: Jet Magazine Sanaa Lathan is Robin, Taye Diggs' wife, in the Best Man series. Lathan's mother was a dancer who performed on Broadway with Eartha Kitt. Her father worked behind the scenes in television for PBS, as well as a producer on shows such as "Sanford & Son" and Russell Simmons' "Def Comedy Jam".
Photo: Getty Images A Yale Drama School graduate, Sanaa Lathan began her professional acting career with guest spots in several TV shows, such as "Family Matters" (she's shown here kissing Urkel!), "NYPD Blue", and "Moesha". Sanaa Lathan's next appearance was as Wesley Snipes' mother in Blade. She followed this with a role in Life with Martin Lawrence and Eddie Murphy and back-to-back turns in The Best Man and The Wood.
Photo: YouTube Lathan received a NAACP Image Award nomination for her performance in The Best Man. The Wood cast her as the love interest of her then-boyfriend Omar Epps. Lathan and Epps were reunited onscreen in her breakout film Love & Basketball, where she played a leading character instead of the girlfriend of one. Her performance earned her a NAACP Image Award as well as an Independent Spirit Award nomination and a BET Award. The nominations are still coming. Lathan later went on to be nominated for a Tony Award in a revival of "Raisin in the Sun". Nia Long is Jordan Armstrong, Taye Diggs' close friend and former love interest, in The Best Man series. She's been a busy actress since childhood and is well known for her roles in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air", "Third Watch", "Everwood", "Boston Legal", Boyz n the Hood, Soul Food, Love Jones, Big Momma's House, Friday, and Are We There Yet?. In addition to acting, Long has directed some music videos - Yolanda Adams' "This Too Shall Pass" and Ashanti's "Baby".
Photo: Getty Images Nia Long started her career at a very young age, and her acting coach was Betty Bridges, better known as the mother of "Diff'rent Strokes" star Todd Bridges. One of her earliest roles was in the 1986 Disney television movie, The B.R.A.T Patrol. She actually made her TV debut the same year in a very small role on "227".
Photo: YouTube Her first notable role on television was a three-year stint as Kathryn "Kat" Speakes on the soap opera "Guiding Light". Long portrayed Kat from 1991 to 1994.
Photo: YouTube From 1994-1995, Nia Long played Will Smith's girlfriend and fiancée Beulah "Lisa" Wilkes on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air". Jada Pinkett-Smith was originally supposed to play Lisa, but was considered too short for the role (opposite a 6'2" Will Smith), thus leaving Nia to take the part.
Photo: YouTube Philadelphia-born Monica Calhoun is Mia Morgan, the bride who cheated on groom Morris Chestnut with the titular best man Taye Diggs in The Best Man. Like Nia Long, Calhoun is another child actress who managed to carve out a successful adult career. Her credits start in 1985 with the TV movie "Children of the Night". She appeared in several TV "Afterschool Specials" as well as a few sitcoms. Just out of her teens, she was nominated for an Emmy for her performance in the CBS Schoolbreak Special "Different Worlds: A Story of Interracial Love" in 1993.
Photo: Getty Images She continued to accumulate TV credits, including a 1993 guest spot on "A Different World" (shown here). Throughout her career, Monica Calhoun has worked with several members of The Best Man cast in other films and TV shows including "The Jacksons: An American Dream" (1992) as Rebbie Jackson opposite Terrence Howard's Jackie Jackson and as "Kerry" in Love and Basketball with Sanaa Lathan.
Photo: YouTube Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated actor/singer (and Philadelphia resident!) Terrence Howard plays The Best Man comic relief Quentin. Howard's original goal was to be a science teacher, but he left college after his acting auditions started landing him bit roles, such as a small guest spot on "The Cosby Show".
Photo: Getty Images Terrence Howard moved on to a somewhat larger but still supporting role in 1992 as Jackie Jackson in the TV miniseries "The Jacksons: An American Dream". He continued to accumulate minor credits in Who's The Man?, Dead Presidents and episodes of "Family Matters", "Living Single", "Coach", and "New York Undercover".
Photo: YouTube Terrence Howard, after struggling in bit roles for the first half of the 90s, made his big film break in 1995's Mr. Holland's Opus. He had graduated to more significant roles leading up to his supporting role in The Best Man. Howard wasn't really a major star until 2004/2005 when he broke even bigger with Crash, Hustle & Flow and Ray. By 2008, Howard was the highest paid actor in the first Iron Man. Yes, he had a bigger pay day than Robert Downey, Jr. Regina Hall returns to the series as Candy, the kind-hearted stripper Harold Perrineau's Julian falls in love with in the first The Best Man. Outside of The Best Man, which was her first film, Hall is best known for her portrayal of Coretta Lipp in "Ally McBeal" for which she won a NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.
Photo: Getty Images Regina Hall got her start in television commercials and with recurring roles on the soap opera "Loving" as well as "New York Undercover".
Photo: Getty Images, YouTube Regina Hall also appeared in the first four films in the Scary Movie series as Brenda Meeks. She also had a small role in Love & Basketball with fellow Best Man co-stars Sanaa Lathan and Monica Calhoun.
Photo: YouTube Melissa De Sousa returns as Shelby, the snobby ex-girlfriend of Harold Perrineau's Julian. Melissa's early career was heavily television-based. Her first role was in a "CBS Schoolbreak Special" in 1992. From there, she appeared on "Silk Stalkings", "Living Single", "The Sinbad Show", "Married with Children", and recreated the "Neely O'Hara" character in a short-lived 1994 TV reboot of the late 60s showbiz melodrama "Valley of the Dolls".
Photo: Getty Images Melissa also had a recurring role on early 2000s sitcom "One on One" as Natalie Odessa, Breanna's teacher who later dates Flex.
Photo: YouTube Harold Perrineau plays mild-mannered Julian Murch in The Best Man series. You may also remember him in recurring roles on "Oz" (as Augustus Hill), "Lost" (as Michael Dawson), and "Sons of Anarchy" (as Damon Pope). His career started in 1989 with a guest spot on "The Cosby Show" and on the stage. He originated the role of Tyrone Jackson in the world premiere of the stage adaptation of the 1980 hit movie Fame at the Walnut Street Theatre here in Philadelphia.
Photo: Getty Images Harold's first major film roles were in the independent dramedy Smoke (1995) with Harvey Keitel (a role for which he was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award) and very memorably in the 1996 Baz Luhrman adaptation of Romeo + Juliet as tragically loyal best friend (and sometime drag queen) Mercutio opposite Leonardo DiCaprio's Romeo.
Photo: YouTube Harold Perrineau also took on the role of Link, the pilot and operator for the crew of the Zion hovercraft Nebuchadnezzar, in the second and third films in the Matrix series.
Photo: YouTube Eddie Cibrian is joining the cast as Brian McDaniels in The Best Man Holiday.
Photo: Getty Images Among Cibrian's early roles is a stint from 1994-96 as Matt on "Young and the Restless". Other early appearances include spots on "Saved by the Bell: The College Years", "Beverly Hills 90210", "Sabrina the Teenage Witch", and breakthrough roles on "Sunset Beach" and "Third Watch".
Photo: YouTube Eddie Cibrian sang in the soul-pop boy band 3Deep from 1998 to 2001, along with "Young and The Restless" costar and real-life best friend Joshua Morrow and Canadian singer CJ Huyer.
Photo: YouTube Another early role for Eddie Cibrian was on the short-lived, very odd science-fiction inspired "Baywatch" spinoff "Baywatch Nights" alongside David Hasselhoff and Lou Rawls (who also sang the theme song). It was an attempt to merge the cheesy appeal of "Baywatch" with "The X-Files".
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Luke knows his I´nupiaq name is full of sounds white people can't say. He knows he'll have to leave it behind when he and his brothers are sent to boarding school hundreds of miles from their Arctic village.
At Sacred Heart School things are different. Instead of family, there are students - Eskimo, Indian, White - who line up on different sides of the cafeteria like there's some kind of war going on. And instead of comforting words like tutu and maktak, there's English. Speaking I´nupiaq - or any native language - is forbidden. And Father Mullen, whose fury is like a force of nature, is ready to slap down those who disobey.
Luke struggles to survive at Sacred Heart. Buthe's not the only one. There's smart-aleck Amiq, a daring leader - if he doesn't self-destruct; Chickie, blond and freckled, a different kind of outsider; and small quiet Junior, noticing everything and writing it all down. Each has their own story to tell. But once their separate stories come together, things at Sacred Heart School - and in the wider world - will never be the same.
©2012 Debby Dahl Edwardson (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"Another America."
Youthful adventure, expose.
The narration, multiple voices.
40 below was not the problem...we have the solutions for that.
My wife read the book, and when she heard the epilogue used as the prologue, she was disappointed for me, because she got a second set of insights by learning the background after reading the adventure. I see her point, but it's too late for me, since the cat's out of the bag. I didn't know any better, so it was O.K. for me. If I could hear it again for the first time, I would skip past the prologue, then go back and listen to it later, get the benefit of additional insights to stimulate even more consideration about this saga.
"Captivating Story"
Amy Rubinate and Nick Podehl do justice to the superbly developed characters in this captivating story. The book is written and narrated with such skill that the listener begins to see through the eyes of the boarding school students and feel with the heart of each character. It would be hoped that this book would be added to Junior High and High School Reading lists and included in classroom discussions.This neglected chapter of the history of Native Americans has waited too long to be told. It's audience reaches far beyond young adult readers. In addition to adding to our cultural awareness, this compelling story is difficult to set aside both while listening and after.
"fascinating history"
The narration by, Amy Rubinate & Nick Podehl goes back and forth as we hear Luke & Chickie's stories (they were the main two there were other stories too) both narrators are fantastic and make you feel the various emotions of these characters. Both narrators were new to me and I very much enjoyed their narration and will look for other books they have narrated!
This was a part of history I had never really heard about, how the native Alaskan children were sent away to catholic schools and were given easier names, a new language and taken away from everything they knew. This is a true story written as fiction, the forward explains why it is written as such. The story is told by different people the main 2 being Eskimo boy Luke & young white motherless Chickie a young girl from a Scandinavian background, they tell a very different yet similar story both coming from different backgrounds yet still taken away from all they know to be educated in the Catholic Boarding School.
However there is much more than just education going on at this school there are also some military experiments to test how Eskimo's live in such cold but these tests are done with radiation and iodine- 131 and I'm sure their parents were never informed. There is also Luke's little brother Isaac who is whisked away and adopted without consent and this is the 60's not the 30's. There are many tragedies along the way. There are other characters Junior, Amiq, Donna & Sonny they are white, Eskimo and Native American (it's never really said what tribe) and how each of them is trying to find their way in the world without losing who they are.
I think this is a very important book that should be read in high school to get a feel of what Americans have done to each other as they try to Americanize the natives. It is important so that this kind of thing never happens again.
I could feel the anger of these kids, they were all treated as orphans when they weren't they all had families even if they weren't the greatest parents they were still alive. This story really touched me and I am very glad I read it.
I see why this book has won awards I think it is a book everyone should read especially if you are like me and this was a part of history you knew nothing about.
4 ½ Stars
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"Interesting, enlightening, and worthwhile story!"
This beautiful and fascinating story, set in Alaska, is about Eskimo children attending a Catholic boarding school with Indians and Caucasians. I highly recommend My Name is Not Easy..
"Just so so"
The male reading was very good but the female reader's voice is so annoying! The book had a good idea but never got to the meat of anything. Just glossed over every human emotion or experience. It could have been so much more substantial but missed the mark.
"A must listen!"
A beautiful and passionately told story of Eskimo children in a Catholic boarding school, the well meaning but ignorant nuns and priests. I was very touched.
"Glad I read this"
The kids are is a stiltifying atmosphere and grow to be creative and supportive. I learned a lot.
The description showed so much promise. This could have been a captivating story. Instead it was slow, hard to follow because of all the jumping around, and not super well-written. Kind of a waste of time.
"Excellent book"
I truly enjoyed this book as a coming of age story in Alaska in a he 60's.
"Ok story"
The story was ok. There was so much detail in the beginning and then it felt like the end was just thrown on the page to get done.
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The new collective bargaining agreement that was announced at the end of November changed some of the rules in regards to compensation for free agents. Under the old system, Matt Capps and Cuddyer would have been Type A free agents while Kubel would have been a Type B free agent. There were a lot of changes to the system for the current offseason and the rules will be different for next offseason. MLB.com put together an article that explains a lot of the intricacies of the new plan and how it impacted this year's free agents.
Here is how it broke down for each of the free agents from the Twins.
Matt Capps
Formerly Type A, Modified to Type B- Signed with the Twins
With the changes to the CBA, the Twins did not have to offer arbitration to Capps and the team would have still received a draft pick in the supplemental round for him signing with another team. When this news came out, many Twins fans rejoiced because there seemed to be no way the club would offer him arbitration. It was like getting a free draft pick for letting Capps sign with another team. In the end, the Twins really liked what Capps brought to the table and they resigned him to be the team's closer for 2012.
Draft pick compensation: The club won't receive draft compensation since he resigned with the team.
Michael Cuddyer
Formerly Type A, Modified to lower Type A- Signed with RockiesThe Twins offered arbitration to Cuddyer and he graciously declined since he was in the market for a multi-year contract. His new lower Type A status meant that the team signing him would not be forced to give up a draft pick to add him to their roster. Instead, the Twins would receive the pick immediately before the highest one they would have received under the old rules. They also get a pick in the supplemental round as compensation for him leaving. Unfortunately for Twins fans, the Rockies first round pick was in the top 15 picks and so it was protected. This means the Twins will get still get their supplemental round pick for Cuddyer but their other pick won't be until the pick right before the Rockies in round two.
Draft pick compensation: 1st pick of the supplemental round (32nd pick overall), 12th pick of the second round (73rd pick overall)
Jason Kubel
Formerly Type B, Stayed Type B - Signed with Diamondbacks
Kubel's free agent status did not change under the new rules of the CBA. Earlier in the offseason, the Twins offered arbitration to the outfielder/DH and he turned down the offer. He hoped for a multi-year deal from a team when he hit the open market. Under the new rules and the old rules, the Twins would receive a supplemental round pick for him signing with another club.
Draft pick compensation: 11th pick of the supplemental round (42nd pick overall)
There are still some unsigned free agents who could disrupt the picks mentioned above and knock the Twins down a spot. Prince Fielder and Ryan Madson are both Type A free agents who have yet to sign with a club. If either of these players signs with a club having a top-15 pick, the second compensation pick for Cuddyer would move back a spot into the second round. Also, if any of the Type B free agents sign with the Astros, the compensation for Kubel would be pushed back a spot. But for the most part, these are the spots the Twins will be making big selections during next June.
The folks over at Twinkie Town have the complete draft order with yesterday's signing of Kubel already included but here is the summary for the first round, supplemental round, and second round.
Minnesota Twins 2012 MLB Draft Order
First Round: 2nd pick
Supplemental Round: 1st pick (32nd overall), 11th pick (42nd overall)
Second Round: 3rd pick (64th overall), 12th pick (73rd overall)
Following one of the worst season's in team history, it is nice to see the amount of high draft picks the Twins will have in next year's draft. The farm system for the organization needed to be restocked with some upper level prospects and the draft is the best way to accomplish this feat. It stinks to see players leave after spending their entire careers in the organization but the draft picks help to soothe my pain.


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The number of new businesses in Colorado rose during the second quarter, according to a July report from the secretary of state.
In April through June, 24,601 new businesses filed with the secretary of state's office – a decrease over the previous quarter, but a 13 percent increase over the same time period last year.
The state doesn't track new business filings by county, but a falling rate of unemployment locally may reflect an improving economy.
"Coloradans continue their entrepreneurial spirit and are putting their creative ideas to the test," Secretary of State Scott Gessler said in a written statement. "Their leadership and innovation should translate to moderate employment growth through the rest of the year."
The report also found the number of new businesses has grown in the past 12 months. The state recorded about 93,000 entities forming during the last 12 months ending in June – a 4.8 percent increase over the previous 12 months.
"Weakness in new entity filings in late 2013 and early 2014 caused us to pause somewhat in our outlook, but strong filings in subsequent months have reaffirmed healthy employment expectations for the rest of 2014," said Richard Wobbekind, of the University of Colorado Boulder. The Leeds School of Business at CU produces the report using the state's data.
This growth is expected to continue through September and slow somewhat in the winter, the report said.
In June, the state's unemployment rate fell to 5.5 percent, down from 6.9 percent last June. June unemployment statistics for counties aren't yet available, but in May, Montezuma County's unemployment rate fell to 5.9 percent, according the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the lowest May numbers since the recession started.
The executive director of the Chamber of Commerce, Dena Guttridge, said business owners in the area are confident that oil and gas industry development is going to create an economic boom for the area.
"I think the common consensus is we are poised for something big," she said.
Some business owners had this feeling last year, but are beginning to invest in new products or open storefronts, she said. She has also received calls from people thinking about investing in real estate.
"There's a lot of excitement right now, and people are feeling pretty confident," Guttridge said.


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ---- The UAB men's basketball team hosts Prairie View A&M on Tuesday at 7 p.m. CT inside Bartow Arena.
Tuesday's game marks the second of four contests for the Blazers associated with the South Padre Island Invitational. UAB defeated Navy 82-63, on Sunday in the first game of the tournament, and will play in South Padre Island, Texas on Friday vs. Illinois State and against either TCU or Northwestern on Saturday.
Game Information
UAB (2-1) vs. Prairie View A&M (2-3)
Game Time: 7 p.m. CT
Location: Birmingham, Ala. -- Bartow Arena (8,500)
Video: All-Access at UABsports.com
Radio: WUHT-FM 107.7 -- David Crane (pxp), Steve Mitchell (analyst)
The Series
UAB leads the all-time series, 4-0.
Last Meeting: UAB 105, PVAMU 52 (11/30/95)
Series Notes: The Blazers have captured all four previous meetings against the Panthers, with all four match ups taking place in the early 1990's. UAB has reached 100 points in three of the four meetings with PVAMU and scored 98 in the other.
The Coaches
UAB: Jerod Haase (Kansas, '97)
Record at UAB: 2-1, first season
Career Record: 2-1, first season
Prairie View A&M: Bryon Rimm II (California State-Los Angeles, '99)
Record at PVAMU: 75-117, seventh season
Career Record: 122-156, 10th season
Last Time Out For UAB
UAB 82, Navy 63 (Bartow Arena)
Four players scored in double figures, led by Rod Rucker and Fahro Alihodzic each posting 16 points each as the Blazers cruised to a 19-point victory.
The Blazers dominated inside, out-rebouding the Midshipmen by 20 (47-27) and scored 48 points in the paint.
On The Blazers
• The Blazers enter Tuesday's game with a 2-1 record after defeating Navy at home on Sunday, 82-63.
• UAB is averaging 82.3 ppg as a team, with eight players scoring seven or more points per contest on average.
• Jordan Swing leads the Blazer offense, averaging a team-best 13.7 ppg, while Rod Rucker is averaging a double-double for the season (12ppg, 10rpg).
• The Blazers have been on target when it comes to shooting through the first three games, making 47.5 percent of their overall shots, 40.7 percent from 3-point range and 81.4 percent from the foul line.
On The Panthers
• Prairie View A&M sits at 2-3 on the season, after falling at TCU, 44-39 over the weekend. The Panthers wins this season have come against Schreiner and Arlington Baptist, while the three losses have come on the road at Texas Tech, Texas A&M and TCU.
• The Panthers are averaging 69.6 ppg as a team and shooting 42.9 percent from the floor.
• PVAMU is led in scoring by Jourdan DeMuynck, who averaged 13.8 ppg. The post player also tops the Panthers in rebounding, grabbing 6.8 per game on average.


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'Of all of the websites tracking the Katrina disaster, surely one of the most remarkable is Scipionus.com … it has become a giant visual "wiki" page, attracting tens of thousands of visitors who are collaborating in creating a public document of astonishing detail.'Wired News 2nd September 2005
'… there are now wikis – websites that anyone can edit – on everything from Tolkien to travel …'The Guardian 1st April 2004
First there were weblogs or blogs, web pages authored by individual users as a regular record of their thoughts, opinions and experiences. Now on the rise to widespread popularity is the wiki, a web page which allows not just one, but multiple users to contribute to its content.
Wikis are rapidly becoming a popular mechanism for building repositories of information accessible to Internet users across the globe. They differ from blogs in that, in addition to the opportunity to add text, they also allow users to edit text previously contributed by others. They can therefore be used collaboratively in building an information resource which can be enhanced, corrected and updated as an ongoing process.
wikis are increasingly being used in a wide range of business and educational contexts
The most well-known implementation of a wiki is the website Wikipedia, a free, web-based encyclopaedia containing around 2.3 million articles and written collaboratively by volunteers, sometimes referred to as Wikipedians. In 2005 Wikipedia has become one of the most popular reference sites on the web, traffic to the site rising by over 150% in the past year. Wikipedia has also spawned several sister wikis, such as Wiktionary (a wiki dictionary and thesaurus), and Wikinews (news reports on a wide variety of subjects). Despite its popularity and its potential as the largest encyclopaedia in history, Wikipedia's status as a reference work is controversial. Constantly edited by volunteers, its articles are subject to change by nearly anyone, which may lead to inaccuracies, unintentional bias and even vandalism.
Beyond the world of Wikipedia, wikis are increasingly being used in a wide range of business and educational contexts. New uses of wikis as a mechanism for online information sharing are emerging all the time. For example, in the aftermath of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005, a visual wiki was created, allowing users to move over a map of the Gulf coast and read specific information about affected areas.
The term wiki and the concept behind it were invented by Ward Cunningham, a computer programmer in Oregon in the United States. Cunningham derived wiki from the Hawaiian expression wiki wiki, meaning 'quick' (wikis are 'quick' because both editing and reading text can be done by using the same standard web browser). Wiki wiki was the first Hawaiian term Cunningham learnt when arriving at Honolulu airport, where he was directed to take the wiki wiki bus (shuttle bus) between terminals.
On 25th March 1995, Cunningham founded the first ever wikis, the Portland Pattern Repository, a website containing a bank of computer programming patterns. By the late 1990s, people were recognising the more general potential of wikis in the collaborative development of online information repositories, and in January 2001, Wikipedia was launched.
As well as referring to an online knowledge base, wiki is also sometimes used to refer to the software that created it. Wiki has already had a very productive life as a catchy prefix in Internet-speak, for example wikitext, wikisite and wikipage.
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Issues in assessing international pre-service teachers during the field experience : a pilot study
Campbell, Marilyn A., O'Gorman, Lyndal M., Tangen, Donna J., Spooner-Lane, Rebecca S., & Alford, Jennifer H. (2008) Issues in assessing international pre-service teachers during the field experience : a pilot study. In Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) 2008, 30th November - 4th December, 2008, Brisbane.
The internationalisation of higher education is a global phenomenon and Australian universities in particular are experiencing increasing cultural diversity in their student population. This is true also in the cohorts of pre-service teachers in education faculties. This paper explores some issues in assessing international pre-service teachers from the perspectives of lecturing staff, liaison staff and supervising classroom teachers during field experience. The authors present preliminary data from a pilot project in which participants representing these three roles were interviewed. Participants were asked to describe their experiences, beliefs and attitudes to the assessment of international pre-service students during field experience, with particular emphasis on ethical issues that arose during these experiences. The findings suggest concerns around a lack of international students' English language proficiency, insufficient background information for these students on schooling in Australia, limited information for supervising teachers to support these students during field experience, and inconsistent approaches to grading students against assessment criteria.
The authors discuss some implications for the support of international students as they undertake field experience in Australian settings. Active recruiting of international students suggests that Australian universities have an ethical responsibility to provide adequate support for students who may have English as an additional language. In addition, experiences of teachers supervising international students in the field may be enhanced by clear expectations on approaches to assessing these students.
Solutions to some of the challenges faced by lecturing staff, liaison staff and supervising teachers may lie in increased support from universities as they seek to prepare EAL students more effectively for their field experience in Australian settings. Improved communication between lecturing staff, liaison staff and supervising teachers may also promote greater consistency with regard to the assessment of EAL students in the field. While the data emerging from this pilot study suggest that such solutions may improve the experience of staff and students within this context, is such support viable in the long term? This paper poses the question as to whether, in a climate of reduced funding to the tertiary sector in Australia, such increased support is sustainable.
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The Carlisle Public School has a rich history of educational excellence, which is built upon the strong foundation of a caring, supportive, and collaborative community. These fundamental characteristics of our school community provide our teachers and professional educators with the supports and tools necessary to help all of our students engage in and benefit from the rich experiences that our district offers. Our district is guided by and committed to our vision, "to inspire intellectual and ethical excellence, so our students are prepared to participate with integrity in a global community," and it is our shared commitment which allows us to realize this vision.
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The Uses of Literacy (1957)
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British Working Class Anthrology: language, culture and reality interwoven.
British Working Class Anthrology: language, culture and reality interwoven.
The classic work of analysis of English working-class culture.
This book was first published in 1957 and was the earliest, and most effective, attempt to understand changes in British culture caused by "massification". In it Hoggart argues that the appeals made by what he calls "the mass publicists" were made "more insistently, effectively and in a more comprehensive and centralised form today than they were earlier; that we are moving towards the creation of a mass culture, that the remnants of what was at least in part an urban culture "of the people" are being destroyed". He examined cheap novels and magazines, popular newspapers and post war cinema and detected drift in all areas. The old, close, tightly knit working class culture was breaking up. In its place was emerging a mass culture composed of tabloid newspapers, the ascendency of media Barons such as Rupert Murdoch, advertising, and Hollywood. These forces colonised localities and robbed them of any distictiveness, being external to that which they dominated. His critique is not of popular culture, but of mass culture, which he distinguishes from popular culture as something that is imposed on the population from above. The value of "popular culture" is that it is self-created and so has a fundamental integrity, it is broadly sui generis, evolving according to its own laws and dictates rather than at the promptings of the mass media.
We must wonder whether, in this definition, there is any popular culture left, eliminated by the mass culture that has replaced it. In fact, all that Hoggart predicted has happened with speed and depravity. We live in an identikit world defined by the sameness of our high streets, the values we import from the media, and our patterns of behaviour and relating. As mass culture develops, propelled by new technologies, the profit ethic and the push for market share, and the manipulated tastes of individuals, we must wonder where it will take us next.
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Cadillac Audio, Video and Security Systems Discussion, 95 deville door speakers in Item Specific Cadillac Discussion; Hey i have a 95 sedan deville and i am putting in a whole new sound system. I was unsure ...
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Hey i have a 95 sedan deville and i am putting in a whole new sound system. I was unsure of the front door speaker size. i saw the chart on this site and it said it takes a 5 1/4 speaker...but the size of the speaker hole in the door is very small...it looks like a 4 inch speaker would barely fit..has anyone ever changed the front door speakers on a 95 deville? Did the 5 1/4 fit??
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with very little cutting in my 94 dev, i put in 6.5s. 5.25s will fit.
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Once you take the panel off, they are 5.25. One 5.25 wasn't loud enough for me, so With some modifications, I now have 2-4" MB Quart's in each door.
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fwiw, the 95 Deville has two-component speakers on the front doors - 5.25" woofer and a seperate tweeter. I wonder if you were looking at the tweeter size. The 5.25" woof is a pretty easily replaced driver, and you could go larger if you want to chop the sheetmetal (be mindful of the depth of your new drivers so they don't interfere with the window being able to roll down fully). To do the tweet's you will need some ingenuity as they are specially mounted and there is no "universal" mounting standard for these types of tweeters.
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What Kdirk said.
You can mount aftermarket tweeters using some of those metallic laces used to attach the back of a head unit to the car.
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If you think books are old tech, you may be dismissing them too soon. The latest application for the folio design is a collection of water filters that are long-lasting and also provide information about consuming unsafe water. The humanitarian group WaterisLife and the ad agency DDB have teamed up to bring these books to developing countries with unreliable water sources.
Millions of people around the world don't have access to clean water for basic needs like drinking, cooking, and bathing. And 3.4 million people die every year from waterborne diseases. WaterisLife points out that though options are limited in these settings, many people who ingest unsafe water don't even know that it could hurt them. So the goal of the "Drinkable Book" is to provide cheap and effective water filters while also educating people about how dangerous contaminated water can be.
Working with researchers at Carnegie Mellon and the University of Virginia, WaterisLife and DDB supported scalability work and design based on research conducted by Teri Dankovich for her Ph.D. at McGill University. Dankovich found a way to coat cardstock with silver nanoparticles that attract bacteria and toxins when water trickles by. Dankovich says her research indicates that the filters leave water more than 99.9 percent pure. Each page of the book can filter about 30 days' worth of clean drinking water, and the whole book can last about four years.
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Teams that lose in the WPIAL finals at least take with them the memories of playing on the grand stage of Heinz Field. However the toughest cut of all though is a loss in the Semifinals. Your season comes to a screeching halt as championship dreams are smashed in being forced to take the final exit on the Highway to Heinz. Here are recaps from all eight games on Final Four Friday in the District 7 postseason.
A special thanks to Matt Vandriak, Bob Orkwis, Sam Hall, Jim Frederick, Lou Rood, Josh Rowntree, Mark Schaas and Adam Hoerner for their great help on these recaps.
WPIAL CLASS AAAA Semifinals:
North Allegheny Tigers 47 - Seneca Valley Raiders 17
In the fast food world, its always been the Big Mac versus the Whopper for burger superiority. But in the WPIAL, this "Big Mack" had a "Whopper" of a game, as North Allegheny's WPIAL superiority continued behind QB Mack Leftwich. North Allegheny used a 26-point 2nd quarter to extend their winning streak against WPIAL teams to 29 games, with Leftwich contributing to all 7 Tigers touchdowns, while racking up nearly 500 yards in total offense himself. It didn't take the defending WPIAL champions long to strike. On the first offensive play of the game, Leftwich found Elijah Zeise for a 64-yard touchdown to put NA up 7-0 just :12 seconds into the contest. Seneca Valley would answer later in the opening quarter, with Chad Izenas capped off a 9 play, 57 yard drive with a 24-yard field goal to make the score 7-3, which is the way the quarter would finish. In the 2nd quarter it was all Tigers, as NA would score on their first four offensive drives. Like the 1st quarter, NA scored on the 1st play again, as Skylar Cox hauled in a 9-yard TD pass from Leftwich, capping off a 12 play, 77 yard drive that extended from the opening quarter. After Jason Buchert's PAT, it was 14-3 NA just :11 seconds into the period. On the next Tigers drive Leftwich found Gregg Garrity on a 27-yard strike, putting NA up 21-3 with 6:39 left in the 2nd quarter. On the first play of the Tigers next drive, it was big play time again as Leftwich found Zeise on a 63-yard scoring pass to put NA up 27-3 with 5:52 left in the half. Leftwich would cap the fourth consecutive NA scoring drive with a 14-yard TD run, giving the Tigers a 33-3 lead with 2:06 left in the quarter. On the ensuing drive, Seneca Valley was able to finally get an answer, as QB Jordan Brown broke a 57-yard TD run, cutting the lead to 33-10 with 1:22 left. That score would remain, as the teams headed to the locker rooms with NA up by 23. After forcing a Tigers turnover on downs at the Raiders 12-yard line, Seneca Valley would go the other way as Jon Dorogy made a beautiful diving catch of Brown's 4-yard pass, capping off the 8 play, 88 yard drive and cutting the NA lead to 33-17 with 2:59 left in 3rd quarter. But in the 4th quarter, the Tigers took over again. Leftwich's 2nd rushing TD of the night, this from 8-yards on the next NA possession, put the Tigers up 40-17 with 8:51 left in the 4th. Leftwich finished off the scoring by throwing his 5th TD pass of the night, a 9-yarder to Cox with 1:30 left in regulation, making the score 47-17. After the game some heated words were exchanged between Raiders coach Don Holl and Tigers coach Art Walker. Holl was upset with Walker for throwing on 4th and goal on NA's final scoring drive. The two had to be seperated by assistant coaches. But perhaps frustration was part of it for Holl as well, because the victory was NA's 12th in a row over Seneca Valley, and the 2nd win over their conference rival this season. NA won the regular season matchup in September 45-3. Leftwich had one of the finest nights of his high school career, as well as one of the finest nights of any individual player in this year's WPIAL playoffs. He finished the game 18 of 23 passing for 360-yards and 5-TD's. Leftwich also rushed for 92 yards and two more scores. Zeise had the two scoring catches for 127-yards, while TE Zach Lyon had five grabs for 120 yards. Garrity finished with 6 catches for 83-yards and a score. Much like the regular season matchup, the Tigers defense shut down the Raiders offensive stars. Brown had a good night statistically for the Raiders, finishing with 254 total yards (166 pass/88 rush) and two TD's (1 pass/1 rush). RB Forrest Barnes, who had over 1,600 yards rushing coming in, was held to 45 yards. In the two games versus NA, Barnes rushed for a combined 60 yards. Leading receiver Jon Dorogy, who was averaging 18 yards per catch, was held to just 14 yards on three receptions. North Allegheny (12-0) will now have a to make history by becoming the first Quad-A team to win three consecutive WPIAL championships, and to extend their "Western PA Winning Streak" to 30-games. NA's last loss to a WPIAL foe was October 29th, 2010 in the season finale against North Hills. Seneca Valley finished their best season in a long time with a final record of 10-2. Despite the loss, this was a very successful and memorable season for the Raiders. For the first time since 1995, Seneca Valley won 10-games, and made the Semi-Finals for the first time since 1997. Their first round win over Hempfield was also Seneca Valley's first playoff win since 2002. Standing in the way of North Allegheny's championship three-peat will be the Woodland Hills Wolverines, who are no strangers to Heinz Field in November. The Quad-A battle will be the 2nd game of the day on Championship Friday, with a 2pm scheduled kickoff.
Woodland Hills Wolverines 42 - Upper St. Clair Panthers 20
The Wolverines capitalized on some early Upper St. Clair turnovers and a big special team's miscue to take a 21-0 first quarter lead and Woodland Hills would never relinquish that lead on their way to the win at Baldwin High School. Upper St. Clair's Steve Mackowick fumbled the game's opening kickoff and Dontae Broadus recovered at the USC 14-yard line. DeQuan White turned that fumble into a 1-yard touchdown run. On the ensuing drive, Upper St. Clair set up to punt but the snap was lowed and bounced between punter Tim Witenske's legs. Witenske was tackled at the five-yard line. Two plays later, Alex Beasley scored on a three-yard run and Woodland Hills led 14-0. Later in the first quarter, Macowick would fumble again and the Wolverines Chris David would recover. Sophomore Art Thompkins would make that turnover hurt by bursting into the end zone from o give 25-yards to give Woodland Hills a 21-0 lead with 1:38 left in the 1st quarter. Upper St. Clair scored twice in 2:38 span late in the second quarter to make a game of it. Pete Coughlin hit Morgan Lee on a crossing pattern. Lee shrugged off the tackle attempt by David who was injured on the play and scampered 59-yards to make it 21-7. Joe Repischak would recover a Wolverines fumble on the ensuing kickoff and Coughlin would find Mackowick with a 20-yard scoring pass to make the score 21-14 Woodland Hills at halftime. But Woodland Hills senior quarterback Cody McClelland, who was 0-for-1 passing in the first half, started the third quarter by hitting 4-of-5 passes including a 31-yard touchdown pass to Khalil Harper and Woodland Hills led 28-14. Upper St. Clair would back Woodland Hills inside it's ten-yard line early in the 4th quarter, but McClelland found senior wide-receiver Tom Greene on an 80-yard catch and run that set up the Wolverines inside the Panthers 20-yard line, Those two would cap the drive with an 8-yard TD pass as Woodland Hills opened up a 35-14 lead. Trevon Mathis, who earlier had an interception in the end zone to thwart a Panthers drive, intercepted Coughlin for the fourth time and returned 50-yards for the final Woodland Hills touchdown. The 3rs seeded Panthers, who last week capitalized on five Central Catholic turnovers in a quarterfinal win, saw their 2012 season end at (10-2). McClelland finished 8-of-13 for 156-yards and two touchdowns, while Greene led both teams with five receptions for 120-yards and also had one of the interceptions for Woodland Hills. Seventh seeded Woodland Hills (10-2) will play North Allegheny in the WPIAL title game at 2 P.M. next Friday at Heinz Field. The championship marks the ninth overall trip to the WPIAL finals for the Wolverines and it is their 3rd trip to Heinz Field in four years. The Wolverines quest for their sixth WPIAL championship is a rematch of the 2012 WPIAL AAAA a title game in won by the Tigers 21-14.
WPIAL CLASS AAA Semifinals:
West Allegheny Indians 24 - Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 7
The West Allegheny Indians defeated the Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 24-7 in a AAA semi final Friday night at Bethel Park high school to advance to the WPIAL AAA championship game at Heinz Field next Friday night. West Allegheny reached the finals the same way they have gone through the entire season, with a smothering opportunistic defense and a punishing ground game. The Indians forced four Thomas Jefferson turnovers on the evening including a strip sack by Zach Medved of TJ quarterback Joe Carroll on the very first play from scrimmage to set up the Indians first and goal at the Thomas Jefferson seven yard line. Three plays later the Indians took a 7-0 lead as Nick Halbedl plunged in from one yard out to give West A an early lead. In what was a defensive struggle all night long the score remained 7-0 until midway through the second quarter when Joe Carroll hooked up with his favorite receiver Zach Schademan from 47 yards out and just like that we were tied at 7-7. West Allegheny though would answer back immediately after a solid return of the ensuing kickoff set them up nera mid field. Sophomore quarterback Andrew Koester hit Medved with a 56 yard strike in the middle of the football field and the Indians were right back on top 14-7. West Allegheny would strike again right before the half as Halbedl got his second touchdown of the evening again from one yard out with :52 seconds remaining in the half and the Indians went to the break leading 21-7. From there they put it in the hands of that fabulous Bob Palko defense. Twice in the third quarter West Allegheny stopped what looked to be promising Thomas Jefferson drives with interceptions. One by Armand Dellovade inside his own 25 and another in his own end zone from Lewis Walls. Evan Pelcher would add a 41 yard field goal late to cap the scoring at 24-7 with the help of a fabulous play by his holder Jed Buck who literally had to get up off his kneee to catch a high snap and somehow got it back down and in place for Pelcher to pound it through. The numbers tell the story Carroll entered the game with over 2200 yards passing which put him in the top five in the WPIAL. The Indian defense held him to 10 of 32 passing for 160 yards one touchdown and two interceptions. The Indians also shut down the Jags' running game completely holding leading rusher Jake Farrell to 31 yards on 13 carries. Koester for the Indians completed four of seven passes for 124 yards and a touchdown. West Allegheny goes for their sixth WPIAL championship when they play the West Mifflin Titans Friday night at Heinz Field on the MSA Sports Network.
West Mifflin Titans 36 - Central Valley Warriors 35 in Overtime
The WPIAL Class AAA semi-final between Central Valley and West Mifflin had been forecast to be a thrilling, high-scoring affair. After all, both teams came into the matchup sporting gaudy offensive numbers and game-altering players. In the end, Titans Quarterback Derrick Fulmore was the difference-maker as he scored on a 10-yard run in OT and tacked on a 2 point conversion as West Mifflin eliminated 3rd Seed Central Valley 36-35. The contest started off with a bang as Diallo Mitchell returned the opening kickoff 82 yards to put West Mifflin off and running at 7-0. But Central Valley was persistent in forcing ties at 7, 14 and 21 before jumping ahead on a 61-yard kickoff return by Rob Foster to take a 28-21 lead at the start of the 3rd quarter. That is the way the game would stay until 7-39 to go in regulation as West Mifflin charged in on a 15-play, 80 yard drive and a Fulmer 2 yard dive on 4th down to tie the classic at 28. C-V nearly won in overtime after calling a timeout with 2 seconds to go at its 40 yard line. On 4th down, the Warriors tried a lateral play that nearly produced the game winning score. Quarterback John George got the ball to Foster and he proceeded to zig-and-zag his way toward the end zone before DiAngelo Mitchell made a game-saving tackle at the WM 15. To the extra period the teams went with Foster scoring on a 5 yard run to make the score 35-28 with West Mifflin getting a chance to tie or win. Fulmer's 10 yard scamper off left tackle brought the Titans back to within 35-34 with the extra point pending. However, Central Valley was called for encroachment and West Mifflin Coach Ray Braszo decided to go for the win. Fulmer tried left tackle again and dialed up the game-winner on the 2 point conversion. Fulmer and tailback Jimmy Wheeler produced quite the 1-2 punch as the quarterback had 156 yards on the ground while Wheeler had 144. Foster, who scored 3 touchdowns, rushed for 138 in his final high school game. Each team committed 1 turnover which did not result in any scoring. Central Valley finishes 9-3 with all 3 losses by 1 point each and two in overtime. 11-1 West Mifflin will play match wits with another Parkway Conference foe, 11-1 West Allegheny in the WPIAL AAA Final on Friday at Heinz Field.
WPIAL CLASS AA Semifinals:
Aliquippa Quips 56 - Jeannette Jayhawks 0
The Aliquippa Quips defeated the Jeanette Jayhawks 56-0 to advance to their 5th straight WPIAL Class AA Championship Game at Heinz Field. The game was dominated by the Quips from the outset as they took the opening kickoff and drove to the Jeanette 10 yard line in 7 plays before fumbling on a bad QB-C exchange. Jeanette recovered but the Quip defense forced a 3 and out punt and Aliquippa was on the march again. This time Jeanette was able to force the Quips to turn the ball over on downs at the Jayhawk 37 yard line, but again was forced to punt after 3 plays by the stiff Quip defense. Aliquippa started their third drive from their own 22 late in the 1st Quarter and proceeded to march down the field with a 12 play drive that culminated with a Devon Walker 12 yard TD run to put the Quips up 6-0 at the 7:51 mark of the 2nd quarter. Terry Swanson ran it in for the 2 point conversion and Aliquippa led 8-0. For a game that was scoreless through the 1st Quarter and 4:09 of the second, the dam burst in the final minutes of the first half. Jeanette after receiving the kickoff proceeded to fumble at their own 17 yard line on their 2nd play of the drive which led to a Malik Shegog 13 yard TD run at the 6:00 minute mark of the second. Less than a minute later the Jayhawks fumbled again this time at their own 35 yard line which led to a Dravon Henry 35 yard TD burst. Swanson again ran in the 2 point conversion and the Quips were now on top 22-0. But Jeanette's bad breaks continued as they fumbled yet again, for the third time of the half at their own 36 and this led to a Shegog 30 yard TD run which made it 28-0 with 3:21 left in the half. It looked as though the Jayhawks might escape without further damage, but again were forced to punt and the Quips were able to drive it from their own 35 yard line to the end zone scoring on a Swanson 12 yard TD run. With Henry's 2 point conversion the score became 36-0 with 16 seconds remaining in the half. That meant that Aliquippa exploded for 36 points in the last 7:51 of the first half, helped generously by 3 key Jeanette turnovers. The Quips outgained the Jayhawks 310 to 12 in the first half including 291 yards total rushing: Henry-158, Swanson-60, Shegog-59, and Walker-14. Jeanette with 12 total yards did not register a 1st down in the half. Jeanette's first drive in the 3rd quarter ended quickly with an interception by the Quips which led to a Khalil Seaburn 5 yard TD run making it 42-0 with 8:05 to go in the 3rd quarter. Jeanette continued the turnover parade in the 4th quarter which led to 2 more scores from Aliquippa subs Kaezon Pugh and Robert Gilbert. To show how the night went for both the Quips and the Jayhawks, a bad snap on the attempted extra point after Gilbert's TD was picked up by the Quip kicker and run into the end zone for the final 2 points of the game making it 56-0. Aliquippa remains undefeated and will face the Washington Little Prexies at Heinz field next Friday at 5 PM. Jeanette finishes the year at 10-2.
Washington Little Prexies 26 - South Fayette Lions 14
As if Shai McKenzie had not done enough already. The Junior, who came into the Semifinals as the leading rusher in the WPIAL, popped off a performance of a lifetime, rushing for 291 yards and 4 touchdowns on 42 carries, leading #3 Washington (12-0) to a 26-14 win over #2 South Fayette (11-1) on Friday night at Chartiers Valley High School. Combating the Little Prexies all night was the WPIAL's leading passer, South Fayette's Brett Brumbaugh. But things started off in a bad was for the sophomore, as he was intercepted on the game's first play from scrimmage. Washington would strike first, as McKenzie would score from eight yards out, making it 7-0 Washington after one quarter. The second quarter brought a flurry of scoring. After McKenzie would push the lead to 14-0 on a 58-yard scamper, Brett Brumbaugh would lead a quick drive down the field, capping it off with a 1-yard QB sneak, cutting the Washington lead to 14-7. He would follow it up just 6 minutes later, hitting Zach Challingsworth for a 23-yard touchdown, tying the game at 14-14 at the half. But the second half was all Washington. McKenzie would rip off a 56-yard run and, after a missed 2-point conversion, the Little Prexies were up 20-14.But the ensuing possession is when the game turned for the worst for South Fayette. After leading a drive down the field, the Lions would be turned away on 4th down at the Washington 3-yard line. McKenzie would make them pay, going in from 7 yards out on the following drive and sealing the 26-14 win for the Little Prexies, who make the WPIAL Championship game for the first time since 2001, when they won it and the PIAA Championship. Brumbaugh finished 11-for-27 for 238 yards, throwing a touchdown and two interceptions. The bad news for Brumbaugh was that he finished the game 1-for-8 for 18 yards and an interception. The possession statistics were heavily in favor of Washington, as they won the first down battle 26-9, were 12/18 on 3rd down and ran 81 plays (including 74 rushing plays) to South Fayette's 42. Washington outgained South Fayette 511-293 in the contest. The Little Prexies will now move to the WPIAL Championship next Friday at 5PM, where they will meet defending Champion and top-seeded Aliquippa
WPIAL CLASS A Semifinals:
Clairton Bears 37 - Neshannock Lancers 7
The Clairton Bears won their 59th consecutive game, defeated the Neshannock Lancers to return to Heinz Field. The win tied the Pennsylvania high school record for consecutive wins, also held by Central Bucks West. The Bears will meet Sto-Rox in the title game, a rematch of last year's game. Clairton will look for their 5th straight WPIAL title, that feat has only been accomplished one other time as Braddock won 5 consecutive titles from 1955-59. Clairton racked up 499 yards of offense in the win and 20 first downs. Tyler Boyd scored a first quarter touchdown, giving him 107 for his career, 3 shy of the WPIAL record, set by Rushel Shell last season. Boyd gained 126 yards on 17 carries, he had only 4 carries in the second half. Coach Tom Nola said Boyd was banged up a little bit. Boyd moves into 11th place on the all-time WPIAL rushing list, passing Connellsville's Marcus Furman, Jason Murray of Belle Vernon and Keith Miller of Beth-Center. Boyd scored the opening tochdown on a 6 yard run. Clairton took a 12-0 on the opening play of the second quarter on an Armani Ford 7 yard touchdown pass to Terrish Webb. Ford hit Titus Howard, who made a diving catch for a 20 yard touchdown, Boyd tossed a 2-pointer to Webb for a 20-0 advantage. The Clairton defense did not allow Neshannock past the Bears 35 yard line. Neshannock scored their only touchdown on a 50 yard bomb from Ernie Burkes to Alex Welker with 2:20 left in the half. But the Bears answered 36 seconds later on a Ford 12 yard pass to Santeaun Sims and a 26-7 lead at the half. The Bears forced to punt twice in the second half, but Boyd nailed the Lancers deep in their own territory at the 2 yard line. On the next play, Kienan Owens was tackled in the end zone for a safety. Clairton added a touchdown late in the quarter on a Ford 13 yard pass to Webb. The Bears kicked a 4th quarter field goal, Bryon Clifford hitting from 30 yards out with some help from the crossbar. Ford threw for 179 yards on 10-17. Clifford ran for 129 yards on 7 carries. The Bears had 7 different plays run the football and 7 receivers caught passes. Robert Boatright picked off a pass and recovered a fumble for the defense. The Bears are 12-0 overall. Neshannock was held to 176 yards of offense, 36 in the second half. Eli Owens ran 12 times for 92 yards. Burkes was 4-12 for 65 yards, he was picked off 3 times, the Lancers had 4 turnovers on the night. The Lancers end the season at 10-2.
Sto-Rox Vikings 34 - North Catholic Trojans 20
It was a tale of two halves at Dormont Stadium on Friday night, and the star players of Sto-Rox and North Catholic were both heard from. In the end, though, it was Lenny Williams doubling up P.J. Fulmore's touchdown total, leading the Vikings to a 34-20 victory and a rematch with Clairton next Friday at Heinz Field. The first quarter saw no scoring, and most of the second was the same until Adam Sharlow found Ronnie Meder for a 19-yard touchdown pass with 4:43 to go. A missed extra point left the score 6-0 Trojans, and Williams made them pay with a 10-yard strike to Wendall Miller with 29 seconds remaining until halftime with Elisha Bonner tacking on the kick for a 7-6 advantage. Business picked up in third, and it started early after Jaron Allen intercepted a Sharlow pass on the opening drive. Williams would take it from there with a 16-yard jaunt and a 14-6 lead. Fulmore finally got on the board just 2:32 later with an eight-yard plunge into the end zone, but a failed conversion kept the score 14-12. Brendan Blair had Sto-Rox back on the board a mere 1:40 later with a five-yarder, and Bonner tacked on the game-winning point. The biggest play of the game arrived with 1:30 remaining as Williams found Ben Shackelford for 73 yards and a 27-12 lead entering the fourth quarter. Fulmore gave North Catholic some hope with a four-yard touchdown and the conversion run with 9:57 still to play, but Williams capped the ensuing possession with a five-yard scamper to seal the victory. Fulmore ended the night and his season with 205 yards on 35 carries. As for Williams, he completed 12 out of 18 passes for 184 yards along with 90 rushing yards on 13 attempts. Shackelford finished with eight catches for 152 yards.
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Here's a gem from New York Times music critic Bernard Holland.
No other kind of music boasts such ignorance of its subject matter. Composers can only stand on their side of the grave and address the guessing games shared by those around them.
—Bernard Holland, speaking of composed Requiems in a piece for The New York Times


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Los Angeles - Daniel Craig wanted to get out of the role of James Bond from his first appearance as the famed British spy, he said in an interview published as the latest 007 movie was released in the US on Friday.
The 44-year-old British actor, known for being tight-lipped with the media, also admitted that he has trouble stopping himself Googling his own name and has no problem with performing full-frontal nude scenes.
"I've been trying to get out of this from the very moment I got into it," he told Rolling Stone magazine.
"They won't let me go, and I've agreed to do a couple more. But let's see how this one does, because business is business," he added.
The interview was given before the new Bond film Skyfall became a hit. It took over $320m worldwide and expected to make over $75m on its US debut weekend, according to box office tracker Exhibitor Relations.
Over a few beers with the magazine, known for winkling indiscretions out of interviewees, Craig opened up about his obsession with himself online.
"I really try not to," he said when asked if he Googled his own name. "I really, truly try. But then I can't help myself."
"I mean, I could probably put a lock on the computer, but yeah, anyway, it's a sickness. But that's it. Except for maybe I'll look up some porn occasionally. Hey, I'm only human."
He has no problem with full-frontal nudity, having bared all in a number of films including Some Voices in 2000.
"Being naked has never been an issue for me," he said. "Whether it's male or female, I don't have a problem with a naked body.
"I've done it onstage and I've done it in a number of films. But no, I won't be doing it in a Bond movie."
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WILD Profile: Nicole Simone and The Art of Mystery
Who: Nicole Simone
What: Singer/Songwriter
Where: Los Angeles, CA
What's on your mind today?
My dream last night.
What are you currently working on?
Mixing my new songs, getting ready to make a new music video, and shooting a guest-starring role on Glee.
What do you think there is too much of, and too little of?
Too much divulgence, too little mystery.
With whom would you like most to go on a tête à tête?
Dali seems fun.
What's your earliest memory?
What is your most striking moment?
Singing for David Lynch at his dinner party, filled with all his muses. And then singing in Paris for the first time at his club, Silencio. Opening for Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Their fans gave me their hearts and it was otherworldly.
What do you consider a fashion "faux-pas"?
No such thing as long as you have a wink in your eye.
With whom would you like to grow old?
Everyone I adore.
What is your WILD Wish?
All of it and more…
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