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The letter below was sent via email to the Delegates of the 27th General Chapter on June 21, 2013.
Dear Brothers,
In one month we will be gathering in Rome for our 27th General Chapter. At this time, I want to communicate the general outline of the Chapter and also let you know about some of the practical logistics of our time together in Rome.
All delegates will arrive by Sunday, 21 July – lunch and dinner will be available at Casa LaSalle for those arriving on Saturday and Sunday. On Monday, since many will still be recuperating from their travel, most of the day is unscheduled. This will allow you to relax a bit, perhaps to become familiar with the surroundings and to visit some important sites, like St. Peter's or the Church of the Gesu. (Maps will be available for you at Casa LaSalle when you check in.) On Monday evening we will formally open the Chapter with the celebration of the Mass of the Holy Spirit at 6pm. The principal celebrant for this liturgy will be Cardinal Edwin O'Brien, the former Archbishop of Baltimore who now serves as the Grand Knight of the Order of the Holy Sepulcher. Following the liturgy we will have a reception and dinner to celebrate the start of the Chapter.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, we will enter into some reflective days with a focus on Xaverian Spirituality. Joining us for these days will be Jesuit Father Robert Faesen, of the faculty of the Catholic University of Leuven and the University of Antwerp. Fr. Faesen is an expert on the spirituality of the Middle Dutch Mystics and has authored or edited many books and publications. In addition to his teaching in Belgium, he has also served as visiting lecturer at universities in the US and England. Fr. Faesen will be able to provide us some of the "foundations" of the spirituality of the Middle Dutch mystics, and he will highlight some of the themes we see present in Ryken's writings: ordinariness, turning toward God, and the integrated life of action and contemplation ("the privilege of following the life of Martha and Mary"). While he will be providing us with some important background information, we will be able to reflect on this information in light of our research on the Founder, as well as the call for us today to understand, appreciate and practice elements of this spirituality that are at the heart of our foundation and intimately connected with Ryken's charism. These days will provide time for personal reflection, small group sharing as well as dialogue with each other and with Fr. Faesen.
On Thursday morning, Brother René Stockman, the Superior General of the Brothers of Charity of Ghent, will be with us and will speak to us about the role of the Religious Brother in the Church Today. On Thursday afternoon, with the experience and insights of the previous days, we will turn our attention to the Description of the Charism. While there seems to be a general agreement among the Brothers regarding the Description, the Chapter will need to review the Description and decide if it can affirm it. A writing committee will most likely be needed to prepare the final draft of the Description for action by the Chapter. The affirmation of the Description of the Charism is a critical element of the Chapter, as the remainder of the work of the Chapter – the developing of practices and call to leadership – should flow from this Description. The remainder of the afternoon on Thursday, as well as Friday and the first session of the day on Saturday, will be devoted to our work in committees. Later in the morning on Saturday and on Saturday afternoon we will hear reports from the working committees and discuss the recommendations and practices related to each committee's work. We should be able to hear from three of the working committees on Saturday.
On Sunday, 28 July, we will have a pilgrimage to Assisi for prayer and relaxation. While we hope to have our Sunday liturgy at the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, there will be time for the delegates to walk the streets of Assisi, pray in some of the other churches and convents, and share a simple meal. Hopefully, in the beautiful setting of Assisi, despite the tourists and other pilgrims, we will each find time to reflect on the ways God's Spirit is guiding us and urging us on in our work at Chapter.
We will conclude the working committee reports and discussion on Monday morning. In our afternoon session, we will have an opportunity to review the recommended practices presented as a whole, to seek clarification where necessary, and, if it is the will of the Chapter, to approve the practices in principle. On Tuesday and Wednesday we will enter into our leadership discernment phase of the Chapter. Some of this discussion should be informed by the report and discussion from the working committee on governance, as well as the practices that the Chapter has endorsed. However, we should also consider the obstacles/challenges to leadership today, as well as the call to all members of the Congregation to be accountable for how we live out our charism in the future.
Thursday and Friday morning will allow us time to do the necessary enactments of the Chapter, such as recording the vote on the Description of Charism, Practices, any other recommendations or policies submitted to the Chapter, as well as to hear from the newly elected congregational leadership and to discuss the implementation of the Chapter decisions. We will conclude the Chapter on Friday afternoon with a liturgy and the inauguration of the newly elected General Superior and General Council.
As you can see, a major focus of our work will come from the working committees on Community Life and Spirituality, Finance, Ministry, Associates and Governance. I hope that all of us come to Chapter having spent time these past few months reflecting on the material received from the various regions of the Congregation, discussing the major issues with fellow Brothers, and reflecting on all of this in prayer. While there are many thoughts and ideas expressed, some of which may seem contradictory, it is important, I believe, for each of us to listen to the directive that may be contained within the heart of the suggested practices, recommendations or suggested agenda items. Please come to Chapter having a sense of what the Brothers in your region believe are the practices we are being called to incorporate into our way of life; but, also realize that one of our goals is to discern a shared vision that is consistent with our Charism as it being described and that advances our mission, not to agree on some least common denominator generic practices that may make everyone feel his opinion is expressed, but do not necessarily reflect the deeper aspirations we have for our life. I do not believe that our work will be easy. It is difficult to have discussions about the foundational elements of our life given our various ages, our cultural differences, and our different experiences of formation. The tendency could be to say that what is good for older Brothers in American or Belgium is so different from the Brothers in Kenya, Congo, Haiti or South Sudan that we can never agree on shared practices. This, I believe, would be a shame. In your preparation for Chapter, please try to dialogue what you are hearing or reading from the Brothers at large, from our Associates and Collaborators, with the aspirations Ryken expressed in his own writings as they are found in the Working Papers published last July for the International Assembly or as re-articulated in the short video presentations on Xaverian Spirituality, Life form, Ecclesiality and Mission. Another practical exercise would be to look at the suggested practices related to your own working committee assignment and begin the process of seeing which practices are redundant or what themes you see emerging from those suggestions. This exercise will make your work at Chapter easier so that more time can be spent really listening to each other and discerning the way God's Spirit is calling us today. I will be asking various Brothers from each working committee to serve as the committee chair (or co-chair in some cases), coordinating the work of the committee at Chapter. I will also ask them to serve as a steering committee for the Chapter to provide the flexibility we need to plan the specific schedule of each day and make adjustments to the flow of our work as needed.
Some practical items: As you know, the Chapter will be held at Casa La Salle, the guest house on the property of the Generalate of the De LaSalle Christian Brothers (Brothers of Christian Schools). The street address is Via Aurelia, 472 00165 Rome, Italy (phone: +39 06 666981). With the assistance of the staff at Casa LaSalle, I will arrange airport pick-up for the majority of delegates. For a few it will be more practical to take a taxi from the airport to Casa La Salle, but I will notify the Brothers for whom this is the case. Likewise, we'll arrange return trips to the airport on 3 August. I have arranged with the staff at Casa La Salle for laundry service on two occasions during the Chapter, so laundry will be done on Wednesday or Thursday of the first week, and again on Monday or Tuesday of the second week. (Most likely the laundry service will do half of the group on one day and the other half on the second day. Laundry is turned in on one day and returned on the other. ) Regarding attire, for most of the sessions the dress code will be casual (expect hot weather), but for at least two of the liturgies – the opening on 22 July and the conclusion on 2 August, it would be more appropriate to be a little more "business casual" – no shorts, t-shirt, etc. There is no need to have a suit or blazer (sport jacket).
We will follow the "Roman schedule" for our sessions. This means that we'll have morning sessions from 9 – 12:30 (with appropriate breaks), lunch at 1pm each day followed by a long rest. The afternoon sessions will begin at 3:30 and conclude at 6:30. The evening meal is served at 8pm each day. Since July and August are usually very warm days, please be aware that the main meeting rooms and individual guest rooms have air conditioning. Wi-Fi is also available throughout the facility. You are welcome to bring your own laptop computers or iPads, tablets, etc. We will also have 3 workstations available in the workroom. Please note, however, that the priority for those workstations will be given to the Chapter Secretaries and the Liturgy Committee. A printer/photocopier is also being made available for our use at a fee.
In addition to the maps available when you check in at the Casa LaSalle, I plan on having some bus tickets/passes available as well. The bus ride from Casa LaSalle to Vatican City is approximately 15-20 minutes. A metro station (subway) is also a short walk from Casa LaSalle, which can bring you into the center of Rome. Tourist guides and maps for the metro system are on display or available in the main lobby of Casa LaSalle.
Finally, some of the sessions and liturgies of the chapter will be live-streamed so that Brothers in other parts of the world can view certain moments of the Chapter. Regular posts will also be made on the Living the Charism website, on Facebook and Twitter. Obviously, some parts of the Chapter, such as the leadership discernment phase, are more private and sensitive and so we will maintain a different level of confidentiality and privacy at those times and would ask the delegates to respect that as well in your own social communication or emails/messages to Brothers who are not delegates or staff at the Chapter.
Brothers, I think the schedule for the Chapter is paced well, allowing us time for prayer, reflection, rest, significant discussion and definitely periods of time when we will work very hard. I have no doubt that we will be able to create a real spirit of fraternity, from which we will call each other to various roles of leadership and accountability. I believe that we have important and very significant work to do at this Chapter, work which will determine the future of the Congregation, and work against which history will judge us as to how faithful we have remained to our founding charism. I shy away, however, from using words like re-foundation, or renewal, because to me those words are more about ego projects, creating our personal or individual legacy, than they are about the work of the Spirit. We need to be about the work of the Spirit. We need to be about a kind of creative fidelity to Theodore Ryken's vision and charism, not about imposing our ideology or positioning ourselves (or our friends) for places of power, privilege or esteem. With all my heart, I believe that our Congregation, our sponsored works, our Associates and Collaborators, our Church and our world need the witness that only we, Consecrated Religious laymen who are followers of Ryken can give. There are challenging times before us; I believe we are up to the challenge. Let us pray for each other during these final days of preparation, and may we also encourage our Brothers, Associates, Collaborators, family and friends to pray for us as well.
Sincerely, your brother,
Brother Lawrence Harvey, CFX
General Superior
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2 AM: We're back to 2AM, and it's time to wrap up the Signing Day Blog. And we'll do it with a bunch of photos from the Lakes Signing Day event, featuring Kavario Middleton and Jermaine Kearse. The pictures come courtesy of Kavario's Mom Tamera. Thank you Tamera!
7:22 PM: Scout.com's Southwest Recruiting Analyst - Jason Jewell - was on hand to take part in Arizona's 2008 Signing Class Party in Chandler, Ariz.
Majerle's Sports Bar and Grill, owned by former Phoenix Suns player Dan Majerle, put an an awesome event today in Chandler for all of the Arizona guys that signed and committed to college programs from across the country. Washington signee Kurt Mangum took part in the festivities, and Jason (as well as his photographer, Lisa Licano) was there to capture all the fun.
So thanks to Jason and Lisa for these photos of Kurt!
7:05 PM: Got a late chance to talk to Prosser WR Cody Bruns about the process, why he felt UW was the best place for him, and also about Wes Welker. Click on the link below for the full interview.
Signing Day Interview - Cody Bruns
6:30 PM: 12 hours later, and still going strong...
Scott Eklund may be playing hurt, but he stepped up to the challenge with a 2500-word piece on the Coaches' reaction to the signing of this class. Click on the link below to read the full story.
Husky coaches talk about recruiting class
6:15 PM: I spoke Tuesday with Woodland Hills (Calif.) Taft Head Coach Matt Kerstetter, and I asked him if he was going to take any pictures of Craig signing his letter. He said he would and he did - literally! Here's Craig signing his letter right next to the fax machine and then sending it just after 7 AM this morning. And a big thanks to Coach Kerstetter for all his help.
6:00: The photos keep trickling in! These are sent courtesy of Jordan Polk's Mother, Loretta Smith. Thank you Loretta!
5:00 PM: Just spoke with Caldwell (Idaho) OT Terence Thomas, and he was eager to talk about his day, signing with the Huskies and what he's currently doing to keep his 6-foot-8.5, 311-pound frame in shape. Click on the link below to listen to the whole interview.
Signing Day Blog Interview - Terence Thomas
4:10 PM: Here's some more pictures, courtesy of Eastlake Head Coach Gene Dales. Here's Drew Schaefer signing his letter of intent to play for Washington.
3:37 PM: This shot comes courtesy of Doris Sullivan and the PIAA over in Honolulu. This is UW Signee Mykenna Ikehara signing his UW Letter of Intent during a Signing Day event hosted by city Mayor Mufi Hannemann. Thank you Doris!
3:19 PM: Just starting to wrap things up after Coach Willingham's press conference. Kim Grinolds was there and will have news from Hec Ed, and Scott Eklund will have a wrap of Coach Willingham's thoughts on the 2008 class.
The pictures keep rolling on in! This group of shots is sent to us courtesy of Daylene Boehm and Shaun Tarantola of Evergreen High School. These shots feature UW signees Senio Kelemete and Luther Leonard. Thank you guys!
1:48 PM: Here are a couple more pictures! A huge shout out to Simi Strickland of Ultimate Edge for allowing us to show you these great pictures from this morning's Signing Day event that featured Everrette Thompson (Kennedy), Alameda Ta'amu (Rainier Beach) and Johri Fogerson (O'Dea). Take a look! Hopefully we'll more tonight from the event.
1:37 PM: Less than an hour to UW's Signing Day press conference. To help pass the time, here's another audio interview we just did, this time with Portland (Ore.) Lincoln WR Jordan Polk. This is is EXCITED to be a Husky, and excitable in general. Take a listen.
Jordan Polk Signing Day Interview
12:51 PM: When you are close friends with the Husky offensive coordinator's son, it would seem a fait accompli that you would end up committing to Washington early on. While Eastlake OL Drew Schaefer did commit early to his hometown school, it wasn't because of his relationship with Tim Lappano or his son Taylor.
"It's different," Schaefer said shortly after sending in his letter-of-intent. "Me and coach Lappano and his son have a good relationship. They didn't put any pressure on me. It was strictly recruiting with U-Dub but when I was with Taylor it was just about hanging out, but I am blessed to have a relationship with that family."
Schaefer is currently tipping the scales at a relatively lean 283 and he said he's hoping to show up at no more than 286 when he arrives on campus this summer.
"I don't plan on weighing in at more than 286," Schaefer said. "I expect them to mold me and help me put on the weight when I get there and into their program."
Schaefer and his parents faxed in his signed letter-of-intent early this morning and you can imagine the emotions running through an 18 year-old's head.
"It's pretty exciting," Schaefer said. "It feels good to get the recruiting process done and know where my future is headed and a lot of confidence that going to the University of Washington and get a great education, the chance to play for coach Willingham and be part of Pac 10 football.
"I was a little nervous because it's a big commitment, but it was a fairly easy decision and it was comfortable for me to do it so it was more of a sigh of relief for me just to get it over with."
Schaefer, who grew up a Husky fan, also had a parting shot for Husky fans: "We're going to the Rose Bowl."
12:47 PM: Things have slowed down considerably, but as far as Washington is concerned, that's a great thing. Here is their official press release, announcing their 26 signees - including Chris Polk.
UW Football Class Includes 26 New Dawgs
11:57 AM: Playing out on an island like teams ask conerbacks to do can be tough, but apparently sending his letter-of-intent through the fax machine proved to be a more daunting task for St. Bernard CB Adam Long.
"My fax machine wasn't working so I had to send it a couple of times," Long said with a chuckle. "I called the coaches to make sure they got it and they did so it's good.
"I was on the phone with them to make sure. I'm officially a Husky now and I can't wait."
Most people say leaving high school and entering college is like closing a chapter on one's life, but Long isn't looking back with any regret.
"It's exciting," Long said. "It helped me realize that high school is pretty much over and now it's time to start focusing on college.
"I just can't wait to get up to Washington and start at my new school over the summer and I'm positive it will be a great experience for me."
Long committed to Washington relatively late in the process and made it clear to the other schools recruiting him that he was set on being a Husky.
"I called all the schools that I had connections with and they knew I had my mind set on being a Husky and they all honored my decision and left me alone," Long said.
Now he'll turn his focus to track before he heads up to Seattle for the summer.
Playing out on an island like teams ask conerbacks to do can be tough, but apparently sending his letter-of-intent through the fax machine proved to be a more daunting task for St. Bernard CB Adam Long.
"My fax machine wasn't working so I had to send it a couple of times," Long said with a chuckle. "I called the coaches to make sure they got it and they did so it's good.
"I was on the phone with them to make sure. I'm officially a Husky now and I can't wait."
Most people say leaving high school and entering college is like closing a chapter on one's life, but Long isn't looking back with any regret.
"It's exciting," Long said. "It helped me realize that high school is pretty much over and now it's time to start focusing on college.
"I just can't wait to get up to Washington and start at my new school over the summer and I'm positive it will be a great experience for me."
Long committed to Washington relatively late in the process and made it clear to the other schools recruiting him that he was set on being a Husky.
"I called all the schools that I had connections with and they knew I had my mind set on being a Husky and they all honored my decision and left me alone," Long said.
Now he'll turn his focus to track before he heads up to Seattle for the summer.
"I want to run a 10.3 100 this year and I have a couple of other goals too, but that's the big one for me," Long said.
11:54 AM: Carson QB Dominique Blackman was a big commit, literally, when Washington got his verbal pledge this past summer. He stands 6-5 and tips the scales at 240, but he's got surprising athleticism for a young man his size.
He signed his letter of intent this morning and faxed it in shortly after 8 a.m. and he said his nerves contributed to a mistake on his letter-of-intent.
"I was real nervous this morning as I was signing it, I put February 8th and my mom had to go and change the date," Blackman said with a laugh. "It's all good though. My mom faxed it in from work when she got there."
Blackman's commitment to Washington didn't stop schools from trying to convince him to still give them a look.
"It's been pretty hectic around here," Blackman said. "A lot of coaches have been calling the last couple days.
"Oregon made a real good push on me and wanted me to take a look at them again and Washington State and Arizona wanted me to come and look at them, but I told them I was comfortable where I was committed.
"It was tough to turn down Arizona because they didn't have a young guy who had established himself so I knew I could go in there and have a good chance of starting, but I felt the Washington coaches were loyal to me and I felt so comfortable with them and what they brought to the table."
And what will Blackman bring to the table when he arrives at Montlake in May?
"I'm going to come in and compete and help lead this team to a Rose Bowl," Blackman said confidently.
11:44 AM: Here are pictures from Bradly Roussel's press conference, down in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
11:25 AM: Here are the first three interviews Softy did with the newest UW signees on KJR.
Lakes TE Kavario Middleton
Lakes WR Jermaine Kearse
Evergreen QB Luther Leonard
11:06 AM: Here's our morning conversation with Evergreen QB Luther Leonard.
Washington has been thin at the quarterback position the past three years so this year the staff went out and garnered two commitments from signal callers. One was from local standout Luther Leonard, arguably the top senior QB in the state this past season, and he talked about his morning so far.
"I faxed in my letter at 7:02 this morning," an excited Leonard said. "I was excited to know that all my hard work paid off.
"Since eighth grade year I've been working for this and it's exciting that all that hard work paid off. I bought in to working out hard and working as hard as I could."
According to Leonard, Willingham was in at his Montlake office at 4:15 this morning and the two spoke while his fax was coming in.
"I talked to coach Willingham while he was waiting for my paperwork to come through," Leonard said. "We didn't talk much about football. He just said congratulations on this and he's really happy to have me in. I have four or five years to listen to him talk about football so we just talked about how this was a big day.
"Eastern Washington tried to get me to come there and he tried to hit me with the 'Jake is at U-Dub, but you could start four years here at Eastern', but I told them thanks, but I'm a Husky."
Leonard is a confident player, who will come to Washington hoping to prove to people he was worth the scholarship.
"I'm looking forward to showing everyone that coach Willingham made a good decision in offering me and I'm excited to be a Husky," Leonard added.
11:00 AM: Here are pictures - these are from Justin Glenn's Signing Day Celebration.
10:47 AM: Kavario Middleton's fax is in - which means that the 2008 class should be complete. If anything, any additions would be considered mild surprises.
10:32 AM: We've been able to confirm that Demitrius Bronson from Kentwood, has faxed in his letter of intent to Washington. Their No. 1 prospect - Kavario Middleton - appears to be the only one left on the board.
10:24 AM: Per gohuskies.com, it appears that only Demitrius Bronson and Kavario Middleton are left on the board when it comes to expected commitments that haven't officially signed their letters of intent yet.
10:20 AM: Here's a conversation we had earlier with new UW signees Everrette Thompson (Kennedy) and Johri Fogerson (O'Dea).
Kennedy DE Everette Thompson, O'Dea RB Johri Fogerson and Rainier Beach DL
Alameda Ta'amu all attended different high schools, but all three will be
Huskies next fall and the three local standouts attended a signing day event
together this morning.
"It feels great to have it all over with," Thompson told Dawgman.com shortly
after the event finished. "I felt relaxed coming in to the day. Cal and Oregon
called to check and make sure I was set on Washington and I told them I was."
Fogerson signed and faxed his letter to Washington from his high school and
then headed over to the event to spend time with his two future teammates that
he's known for several years.
"Me and Alameda went to the same middle school and we played little league against each other," Fogerson said. "I've know Everette since my freshman year so I think it worked out real good.
"There is a lot of camaraderie between all of us because we've pretty much grown up together."
Thompson noted he's tipping the scales at 6-5, 255 and that Washington wants him at defensive end.
"They told me they are excited to get me in to see what I can do at defensive end," Thompson said.
Fogerson is targeted for the other side of the ball.
"They want me at running back and to come in and make an impact on the offensive side of the ball," Fogerson, who had almost 300 yards and four touchdowns in a losing effort in the state championship game, said. "That game was on T.V. so everyone got to see it, but that's what I had been doing all season long.
"I'm coming to make an impact so, Go Huskies!"
9:10 AM: Our first pictures of the day!
These are courtesy of David Freeman and the Inglewood football staff. Thanks guys!
9:49 AM: Per gohuskies.com - and based on the expected number of commitments - there are only three commitments that have not officially signed their letters of intent - Demitrius Bronson, Greg Walker, Jordan Polk, Anthony Gobern, Johri Fogerson and Kavario Middleton.
9:42 AM: Just spoke with Everrette Thompson and Johri Fogerson, and they have both sent in their letters to Washington. Alameda Ta'amu was also at their Signing Day event. We'll have more from Thompson and Fogerson a little bit later.
9:38 AM: We spoke this morning with DT Craig Noble from Taft HS in Woodland Hills, Calif. This is what he had to say.
One of the bigger coups of the early recruiting process for the Huskies this year was when Taft DT Craig Noble decided to commit to Washington sight-unseen and he couldn't have been happier with his decision.
He pretty much had his day planned out when he spoke with Dawgman.com earlier this morning.
"I'm going to fax my letter off and then I have a California exit test and then at 12:40 I have a radio interview with KJR and that's pretty much my day," Noble said.
Even though he ended the process early, Noble continued to hear from several schools and four made late pushes to get him to look their way.
"Oregon, UCLA, Utah and Florida International were the four recently that have made a late push on me," Noble said.
In fact, the Bruins actually stepped forward with an offer in the last week.
"I thought it was disrespectful to offer me so late," an incredulous Noble said. "I was like 'you should have offered me earlier' so it's their loss."
Noble said he's been hitting the weights and is a relatively cut 300 pounds on a 6-4 frame.
"I'm going to play this year, but it's just going to be the question of whether I'm going to start or not and that's where I'll be competing," Noble said and then added, "We're going to bring a Rose Bowl championship back to Washington."
9:10 AM: We spoke earlier this morning to Vince Taylor, and this is what he shared to us.
When Eastside Catholic ATH Vince Taylor got offered by Washington head coach Tyrone Willingham he didn't take long to think about things.
Now that National Signing Day has arrived, Taylor has his plans all set up.
"Today my friends and family are going to meet me down at school so they can take pictures and watch me sign," a tired, but excited Taylor told Dawgman.com. "I've been looking forward to this for a long time."
Just because players commit to a school, that doesn't mean other programs won't keep calling and that's what happened when Cal came calling last week.
"They were making sure I was serious about committing to UW and I said I was," Taylor said. "I talked to coach Willingham and coach Denbrock a lot over the past couple weeks and assured them I was coming."
Taylor said he's open to playing wherever the staff wants him to play but he will start out at the safety position.
He also had a parting thought to send to all Husky fans: "I'm excited to come play at U-Dub and these next couple years should be very exciting."
9:02 AM: A lot of people have been very interested in finding out more on Prosser WR Cody Bruns and why Washington would go on a 2A talent from the middle of the state. So we went right to the man - Prosser Head Coach Tom Moore - for some insight into what makes Bruns tick.
Prosser Head Coach Tom Moore on WR Cody Bruns
8:35 AM: According to gohuskies.com, the official UW athletics site, they have received LOI's from Chris Polk, Cody Bruns, Allen Carroll, Terrance Dailey, Justin Glenn, Jermaine Kearse and Senio Kelemete, Luther Leonard, Adam Long, Craig Noble, Bradly Roussel, Drew Schaefer, Alameda Ta'amu and Terence Thomas.
8:22 AM: Dawgman.com has been able to confirm that Chandler, Ariz. LB Kurt Mangum has sent in his letter of intent to Washington.
8:11 AM: OT Drew Schaefer from Eastlake has confirmed to Dawgman.com that he has faxed in his letter of intent to Washington.
8:06 AM: Have been able to confirm that letters of intent have been sent to Washington by Playa Del Rey (Calif.) DB Adam Long and Vacaville (Calif.) RB Terrance Dailey.
7:56 AM: Fair Oaks (Calif.) Del Campo CB Anthony Gobern has confirmed to Dawgman that he faxed in his letter of intent to Washington.
7:51 AM: The Mother of Prosser, Wash. WR Cody Bruns confirmed that they faxed in Cody's LOI to Washington 10 minutes ago.
7:47 AM: We have been able to confirm with the father of Inglewood, Calif. RB David Freeman that David has his letter with him and he is set to fax it in as soon as he gets to school.
7:42 AM: Also able to confirm quickly with Rainier Beach OL Alameda Ta'amu that he has faxed in his letter of intent to Washington.
7:39 AM: We've reached Carson, Calif. QB Dominique Blackman, and he confirmed that his mother has faxed in his letter of intent to UW from work. He added that Oregon WSU and Arizona made hard pushes at the end for him and that he plans on being up to Seattle in May.
7:29 AM: Grinolds was able to confirm with McClymonds OL Allen Carroll that his father faxed in Carroll's Letter of Intent to Washington at 7 AM.
7:22 AM: Kim Grinolds has been able to confirm that Evergreen QB Luther Leonard has faxed his letter to Washington. Leonard said Eastern Washington made a late push saying he'll sit behind UW QB Jake Locker and at EWU he would be a four-year starter there.
7:15 AM: For those UW fans interested in what's going on nationally with the top recruits still left on the board, check out this link. It's for our special National Signing Day Blog.
Live Blog - Scout.com Updates Signing Day
7:01 AM: The Fax machine is officially up and running! We'll see who the first one received is...
In other quick news, word on walk-ons will be sporadic, but Evergreen Head Coach Shaun Tarantola did disclose Tuesday night that one of his receivers - Vincente Cordova - will be walking on at UW. Cordova, according to the Seattle Times, had eight catches for 181 yards and three touchdowns for Evergreen last year. Cordova will probably be just a regular walk-on, as opposed to a preferred walk-on, which means he'll have to be admitted into school as a regular student.
Took some time yesterday to talk with a sampling of the high school head coaches involved with this expected class. They were kind enough to give some sound bites on their guys. Here they are.
Lakes (Lakewood) Head Coach Dave Miller on Kavario Middleton and Jermaine Kearse
Evergreen (Seattle) Head Coach Shaun Tarantola on Senio Kelemete
Evergreen (Seattle) Head Coach Shaun Tarantola on Luther Leonard
Taft (Woodland Hills, Calif.) Head Coach Matt Kerstetter on Craig Noble
Former Homedale (Idaho) Head Coach and current Caldwell Coach Tom Thomas on Terence Thomas
Kamiak (Mukilteo) Head Coach Dan Mack on Justin Glenn
McClymonds (Oakland, Calif.) Head Coach Eric Culberson, Jr. on Allen Carroll
Damien (Honolulu) Head Coach and OL coaching guru Brian Derby on Mykenna Ikehara
Inglewood (Calif.) RB Coach Khalid Ali on David Freeman
Eastlake (Redmond) Head Coach Gene Dales on Drew Schaefer
Just taking a quick look around the papers to see what they've come up with for Signing Day. Here's a sampling.
Seattle Times
Success in the state key to UW's class
Seattle P-I
Willingham wraps signing season with class
Huskies' recruiting class sparks good old days feel
Ty put his heart into UW bonanza
Tacoma News-Tribune
On Paper, Huskies look good
Everett Herald
Washington state's '08 class of football recruits 'very deep'
2 AM: We're starting early today, but I still plan on getting a couple of hours sleep before I crank things up again.
Just wanted to link all the relevant big 'lists' that usually come out on the west coast.
Long Beach Press-Telegram's Best in the West
Contra Costa Times' Cream of the Crop - Top Bay Area prospects
Seattle Times' Blue Chips - Top in-state talent
Tacoma News-Tribune's Northwest Nuggets
Tacoma News-Tribune's Western 100 - Western 100 is included as .pdf file in story.
Here is Washington's list of expected signees - 2008 Signing Class
Dawg Blog - Signing Day
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That video brought a smile to my face! It does look like "yes!" Yay, Christian! As much as that must feel exciting for you to understand that that is his "yes" I bet it is even more exciting for him to be understood! <3
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I love the video!! I completely agree with you!! I too think it is YES!! They have their very own language and I think we are the BEST at knowing it, because we are around them all the time!!
Avi has her very sweet little own language and we love it so very much. She makes the cutest, sweetest little sounds when she is happy or likes something. She has the neatest little eye movements when she is excited about something, a book, an activity, some love, someone. And she has been giving more real smiles lately than ever before. They have simply come out of nowhere. They started slow and then were mostly seizure smiles too, and then now she unleashes regular smiles and we are like...whoa! We started out questioning each other, and then just go with it and enjoy.
I remember right after the accident, she came out of the bath and said, Brrr. I was going to post on the blog this week, that this past week we gave her two baths in a row and Dave took her out and sure enough she said Brrr both times! We were shocked.
I think our babes our definitely evolving and emerging and it is very exciting!
I LOVED watching Christian answering your questions consecutively each and every time!! I think it was SO exciting!! And responding verbally too! He is adorable, and I just LOVE listening to you too!! LOVE!!
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post574819398577733107..comments2017-06-19T04:56:47.029-05:00Comments on Sugar Spice and Spilled Milk: Mission Organization: Week 25 - Are the Dishes Clean or Dirty?Anita Staffordhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-25900986784173491702013-11-18T20:39:46.061-06:002013-11-18T20:39:46.061-06:00I used the felt just to provide a backing for stab...I used the felt just to provide a backing for stability and to get the letters securely glued, but I think it would work fine to glue the letters directly to a magnet.Anita Staffordhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-5590738000617062942013-11-18T20:06:17.521-06:002013-11-18T20:06:17.521-06:00Is the felt necessary?Is the felt necessary?Mindyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-12316793636144384142013-11-18T20:05:04.021-06:002013-11-18T20:05:04.021-06:00Doing this for both dishwasher & our washing m...Doing this for both dishwasher & our washing machine.Mindyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-11722584104722737602013-01-19T10:32:33.407-06:002013-01-19T10:32:33.407-06:00I have an even easier solution: as soon as dishwas...I have an even easier solution: as soon as dishwasher is emptied add your soap cube to the machine.Little door will pop open if dishwasher is done.Open door means clean closed means dirty machine not turned on.Works at my firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-36538836522633158092012-08-02T10:37:23.882-05:002012-08-02T10:37:23.882-05:00LOVE this idea! Instead of using a magnet I used a...LOVE this idea! Instead of using a magnet I used a strip of velcro. It works great! I actually had the letters and velcro so this didn't cost me anything. I still used felt which I had as well. I just put a long strip of velcro on the back of the felt and then a strip on the dishwasher of course. :)Oliviahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-59639729971727419582012-07-20T22:13:09.073-05:002012-07-20T22:13:09.073-05:00I have been planning on making this for my house. ...I have been planning on making this for my house. same question is asked constantly. I can't use a magnet either, but I am going to use velcro. One piece on the dishwasher, second piece on clean/dirty. I am hoping that will work email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-71934038856235077352012-07-06T09:16:59.151-05:002012-07-06T09:16:59.151-05:00hehe This is sooo cute! And it would be very usef...hehe This is sooo cute! And it would be very useful here!

Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!Christinehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-72931125773562000112012-07-05T11:14:35.494-05:002012-07-05T11:14:35.494-05:00Your honesty has me laughing out loud. Hilarious ...Your honesty has me laughing out loud. Hilarious that you didn't realize your own dishwasher is stainless steel. At this point in my life, my bisque colored fridge filled with magnets, notes, grocery snippit to dos (I never forget the important staples but do need a note when we're getting low on pine nuts), and the occasional coupon that I will remember...I will, I will...is the ONLY thing holding my life together.

But, please tell hubby, how hard is it? LOOK...if the dishwasher has glasses dripping grape juice from the top rack the chance is that things are DIRTY...

hilarious. Thanks for letting me join your blog. We're going to have great fun.Unknownhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-46444942792987016732012-07-05T10:22:23.829-05:002012-07-05T10:22:23.829-05:00Super fun idea!Super fun idea!Debra Kapellakishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-44035758584350960072012-07-05T10:01:58.778-05:002012-07-05T10:01:58.778-05:00Fabulous! Love this! I am your newest follower. H...Fabulous! Love this! I am your newest follower.
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Thanks for joining TUTORIALS TIPS AND TIDBITS!Yvonne @ StoneGablehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-35582535808142880772012-07-04T19:39:42.232-05:002012-07-04T19:39:42.232-05:00Scrabble letters are so cute! I hope you come up ...Scrabble letters are so cute! I hope you come up with more clever ideas for them. Our only magnetic surface is the for separating the kitchen from the garage, so I often put magnets with notes to the family on it. LindaLinda (More Fun Less Laundry)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-44845089765002574342012-07-04T19:35:33.898-05:002012-07-04T19:35:33.898-05:00That's a cute idea! I love these little wooden...That's a cute idea! I love these little wooden letters and really need to start picking some up:@)Happier Than a Pig in Mudhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-49061401148665208872012-07-04T14:56:56.829-05:002012-07-04T14:56:56.829-05:00What a cool idea! In our house, it's me who al...What a cool idea! In our house, it's me who always tries to put dirty cereal bowls into clean dishwashers, so I'll definitely need one of those (just have to check if it works on my dishwasher)!Cocaloreshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-84424095831223363462012-07-04T06:52:19.950-05:002012-07-04T06:52:19.950-05:00What a fab idea, we definitely need something like...What a fab idea, we definitely need something like this in our house as the clean/dirty question pops up a lot. It's such a shame that magnets don't stick to your dishwasher!Angela at A Typical English Homehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-38729337027866601942012-07-03T23:19:22.988-05:002012-07-03T23:19:22.988-05:00Great idea and so cute too! It may not stick to yo...Great idea and so cute too! It may not stick to your dishwasher but you could put in on your frig instead. Still very useful! Thanks for sharing.
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I made some coasters last Christmas using Scrabble tiles, but I had to buy the tiles on eBay - you were lucky to have your own! :)Lindahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-88784184285805208182012-06-26T05:58:12.400-05:002012-06-26T05:58:12.400-05:00Oooh no!and such a good idea! Couldn't you mo...Oooh no!and such a good idea! Couldn't you mount it on a triangular wood thingy instead and have it sit on top of the dishwasher and then just flip it?Rona Gregoryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-41455907261551970812012-06-25T22:01:37.095-05:002012-06-25T22:01:37.095-05:00Your idea was great and at least it will get put t...Your idea was great and at least it will get put to good use. Now you've got me thinking since my dishwasher front is maple and I had to give up my magnet years ago. How about a sign that can spin around on a suction cup?Dianehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7736547402756928205.post-70350848060831620152012-06-25T21:58:01.955-05:002012-06-25T21:58:01.955-05:00It's a great idea - too bad it won't work ...It's a great idea - too bad it won't work on your dishwasher :(allisamazinghttp://email@example.com


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To its occupants, a group of separatist fighters, it is headquarters, a place to plan nocturnal raids on the marauding Russian army. To the Russians, it is a pocket of resistance, one of those targets which they are under orders to destroy.
But to me, a journalist seeking interviews, it seems more like a local social club, a version of the British Legion in the Caucasus. In the kitchen, two women are peeling onions and boiling water for tea. On the bashed- in sofas and armchairs around the room sit a handful of men, some in fighter's clothes, others in mufti. Every generation is represented here, from a pale boy in fatigues who looks far too young to kill, to a grizzled one- eyed veteran, who looks far too old to do so.
One of the Chechens tells us that the Russian army is less than 10 miles away; we can hear occasional artillery fire and exchanges of machine-gun fire. Two or three fighters, mere youths, lounge around and smoke on the balcony, apparently keeping watch, with their rifles nearby. There is probably no need. The rebels have many supporters out there amid the apple orchards and the muddy lanes, law-abiding residents who would none the less alert them if the Russians arrived.
The leader, Doku Makhayev, a lean man with a dense black beard, is sitting on a bed in the corner, under a wall decorated with posters of the guerrilla leaders Dzhokhar Dudayev and Shamil Basayev and a Chechen flag. He is in uniform, and carries a knife with a fox's-foot handle in his breast pocket, a pistol at his hip, and the TV channel controller in his hand.
Before the war, he was a construction worker. Now, at 41, though a father of five, he is a full-time fighter: regimental and deputy chief commander of the south-western sector, known as Sector Number One. He has 11 villages on his patch, including this one.
For him, these are particularly troubled times. The Russians have launched an offensive in which they are trying to flush out Mr Dudayev's forces from the villages by persuading elders to sign agreements, promising to expel the fighters from their midst. Those that refuse to do so risk joining the lengthening list of settlements which the Russians have been - and, in some cases, this week, still were - bombarding.
"In this village, people are not going to sign," said Mr Makhayev. "There are certain circles who are willing, but they wouldn't dare." His men were therefore stockpiling weapons, and preparing their defences in readiness for a Russian onslaught.
Last month, he said, the separatists held a series of rallies in nearby villages, explaining how worthless they thought the agreements were. They might as well be "death warrants", he said. Just look at the fate of Novogroznensky, a village which - according to several reports - had signed an agreement, but was still shelled.
The strategy of the Russians and the Moscow-backed government of Doku Zavgayev (who claims 77 villages have now signed) is to try to drive a wedge through Chechen communities, causing peaceful residents to turn against the local fighters whose presence could lead to their doom. It is, however, easy for the rebels to shrug off responsibility for any bloodshed; they can blame the Russians.
They also tend to argue that death is a matter determined only by Allah - no matter how many Russian shells shower down from the heavens. And the Kremlin has almost certainly failed to understand the complexity and depth of the relations which knit together peaceable Chechens with the "boyeviki", the fighters.
Talking to Mr Makhayev, one is inclined to dismiss him as a boaster, a braggart lacking any clout. This evaporates when he suddenly turns up the TV set, now showing a prestigious Russian current affairs programme. He explains that he arrested one of its journalists, for editing pictures of corpses into a recorded interview with Dudayev. He only let his captive go after the programme agreed to apologise; now he wanted to see if it would keep the promise. It did. "Excellent," he said, quietly.
It was a small triumph. Mr Makhayev dreams of bigger victories: winning the right for a referendum on independence and the departure of the Russians. He insists that there would be no massive reprisals, and denies President Yeltsin's claim that an all-out withdrawal would lead to civil war.
"The Muslim courts will deal with 10 or 15 traitors who invited the Russian troops here, but we will find a common language. We are all Chechens, and all of the same blood." What of the hundreds of Chechens, the local Ministry of Interior police, who fought against them in Grozny? "We will forgive them."
For now, this is fantasy. He must focus on the war. He says Mr Dudayev's forces, in absolute disarray last summer, are now stronger and more numerous. "We have arms, we have transport, our people are well rested, and our wounded guys are being taken care of." They are planning another spectacular assault, "a blockbuster movie", he says.
And, sitting in their village headquarters, he and his men are looking forward to the summer. "Allah helps us by sending fog at night. There will be green leaves on the trees soon, and they will screen our manoeuvres." What no one in that building knows, is whether they will live to see the summer, when it comes.
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Club and Bible Quest Spring
Finale Presentation
News Club Memorial to Mr. Julian
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Pictures from our March 26, 2017 Morning Worship Service
-- in preparation for the following week's CSBC Passion Play Musical Drama --
The CSBC Passion Play Choir sang during the morning worship service on March 26, 2017
Pictures from our 2017 Valentine Banquet / Youth Fundraiser
Held on Saturday, February 11, 2017
Our annual youth fundraiser 2017 Valentine Banquet was a beautiful and entertaining event for all of the College Street Family! Proceeds and donations will be used for summer youth trips and projects.
Thanks to our youth servers, adult staff, volunteers, nursery workers, and to everyone who helped make this a success!!! The youth served as waiters/waitresses for the evening and provided baby sitting services! Thanks also to the "Blues Brothers" Jake (Susan) and Elwood (Mike) for their amazing comedy performance! (Click each thumbnail for larger pictures.)
Photos from our January 29, 2017 Sunday Morning Worship Service
Surprise 25 Year Celebration for Ray and Vanessa Conway
Men's Ensemble during Baptist Men's Day worship service on Sunday, January 29, 2017
Testimonies by Mike Thrift and Pastor Ken Reid; Recognition of Ray and Vanessa Conway
Ray and Vanessa Conway; Pastor Ken presents congratulatory cards. (Click thumbnails for larger pictures.)
Conway was named College Street's first annual Man
of the Year as we celebrated Baptist Men's Day and
honored Ray and Vanessa's 25 consecutive years of
service to the music and youth ministries of College
Street Baptist Church.
Their service began way back in January 1981 (with a few
years of interruption along the way), and continues
hopefully for many years to come! We are grateful and
fortunate to call them ours and for them to call us
family. God bless Ray and Vanessa and thanks to you both
for the thousands of ways you have impacted this church,
this community and all our hearts.
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Christmas at College Street - December, 2016
Fourth Sunday of Advent: Lighting the Candle of Peace
December 18, 2016 Sunday Morning Worship Service
A Children's Storybook Christmas
December 18, 2016 A Children's Storybook Christmas.
Third Sunday of Advent: Lighting the Candle of Joy
December 11, 2016 Sunday Evening Christmas Festival
performed by the College Street Adult Choir and Orchestra
College Street's Choir and Orchestra present A Christmas Festival.
Second Sunday of Advent: Lighting the Candle of Love
Listen to the Message from our December 4, 2016 Morning Worship Service
Listen as Pastor Ken brings the message: Advent 2: The Light of LOVE!
from John 3:16-17.
December 4, 2016 Children's MARK Club Christmas Celebration - Sunday Evening Service.
Sunday of Advent: Lighting the Candle of Hope
November 20, 2016: Our Thanksgiving and Christmas Season
During this service a video memorial tribute to the life and service of Cliff Barrows was presented. The video is available on the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association's website: A Tribute to Cliff Barrows and His Lifetime of Service.
Church Renewal Weekend - Friday, October 7 - Sunday, October 9
A Wonderful Weekend of Spiritual Renewal, Praise, Prayer, Music, and Testimony
Our Church Renewal Weekend concluded on Sunday evening, October 9 with a Spirit-filled 3 hour service of worship, testimony, song, praise and prayer. The Sunday night celebration service was the highlight of a wonderful weekend as we evaluated what the Holy Spirit has been saying to us. Dozens of our church family gave powerful, joyful, and tearful testimonies about what the Lord is doing in our lives. The entire weekend was a powerful time of family building as we renewed our relationship with the Lord, and as we remembered who we are and Whose we are and reflected on where we are along our Christian Journey.
We are grateful to the wonderful visiting team of Christians from other churches and several states, who led us in praise songs, testimonies, and small group worship and who became part of our loving church family for the weekend. Thanks also to the dozens of our family who stepped forward in leadership and team work to make this weekend a time of Spiritual Renewal. Special thanks are extended to those many volunteers providing the delicious fellowship dinners, wonderful morning coffee prayer meetings, visiting team member accommodations, and numerous other gifts of time and love!
The weekend actually began (schedule) on Thursday afternoon with a 24-hour prayer vigil, continued Friday night with a Fellowship Dinner in the Family Life Center, which was followed by a general session in the sanctuary. There were meetings in our church member's homes on Saturday morning and separate meetings for men and ladies at lunch. Saturday evening the church regrouped for another meal and general session and special family prayer time. Sunday morning, our Sunday School time was used for testimonies from home church members and a special Sunday Worship Service completed the visiting team member's part of the weekend.
Listen to the Church Renewal Sunday Morning Worship Service podcast from October 9, 2016: Listen to powerful testimonies and messages from our visiting Lay Renewal team members.
September 4, 2016 Sunday Morning Worship
Held Sunday Afternoon, August 28, at Biggerstaff Christian Retreat
Pictures from Vacation Bible School
We are so very thankful for every child present and extend our thanks to the parents and grand parents who allowed us to teach their children. Thank you to our church volunteers, staff and teachers for their work during the week. We are so very grateful for many more in our church family who contributed money, donated giving tree items, prepared and brought wonderful treats during the week and lifted countless prayers for us! Without a doubt, the entire body of believers at College Street participated in some way during this great week of sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Missions Tea Photo Album - April 9, 2016Click for a 41 picture photo album
Church Renewal Worship Event Was Held
On Sunday, May 15
From Pastor Ken: On Sunday, May 15th, we enjoyed having Bob Foy and his wife Phyllis as our guests in Sunday School, in worship and in our Church Council meeting. Bob represents our North American Mission Board and the NC Baptist Convention. He has been leading Church Renewals for a number of years now as a layman. Thanks so much to everyone who attended the Church Council meeting following Sunday School and Worship services. We have been praying for a clear answer to the question, "Lord, should we enter into a time of Lay Renewal and Church Revitalization?
At the end of our meeting we made the following decision: We have agreed to recommend that we enter into the "Church Renewal" Weekend the weekend of October 7,8 and 9, 2016. August 14 is the date for training for our steering committee members. Please give this your prayers. If you have questions or comments please let us know. In the meantime keep praying for the Lord's will.


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For my money Exorcist II: The Heretic is not only one of the worst sequels ever made but also one of the worst films ever made… period. Apparently at the time of the film's premiere, Warner Bros. execs were unaware of this but soon found out…. the hard way!
Big kudos to Evan Dickson of Bloody Disgusting for unearthing this truly hilarious (and recent) interview with original Exorcist director William Friedkin.
In the video Friedkin discusses the premiere incident in great detail. Apparently fans at the premiere of Exorcist II were so pissed off about how shitty the film turned out that they decided the powers-that-be were in need of a good old fashioned ass whipping. Watch the video. Laugh your ass off. It's that damned funny.
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After missing his first four shots from the field, Sidney hit 10 straight on his way to a game high 32 points. The 6-foot-10 (maybe 6-foot-11) big man showed his full arsenal, as he scored buckets on the block, from three and even tossed in a few floaters. To go with his big effort, Fairfax won in blow out fashion.
Sidney's opponent, Tyler, struggled from the field throughout the contest and actually failed to score a bucket or even a point. The 6-foot-9 sophomore finished the game 0-for-10, he did, however, tally at least 7 blocks. Despite his bad performance, we know Tyler is a major talent, it'll be interesting to see how he responds in San Diego's game tomorrow.
Jared Swopshire, SF, IMG – It seems like Swopshire is getting it. The 6-foot-7 wing went off for 18 points in the first half and didn't miss a shot. He's playing a tougher brand of ball, knocking down jump shots and finishing with ease around the rim. Although he only scored 6 more in the second half to finish with 24, he's certainly playing the best ball of his career and there were a handful of scouts in attendance that took notice.
Kevin Foster, PF, Kathleen – George Mason snagged a good one in Kevin Foster. Going up against one of the best in the 2008 class, Al-Farouq Aminu, he displayed his full game on his way to 18 points. The 6-foot-7 big man is bouncy, rebounds well and even showed a jumper from 18-feet. Down the stretch he made plays to win the game, as he took a big charge and came up with a huge block with under 30 seconds left.
Renardo Sidney, PF, Fairfax – To go with his impressive 32 points, Sidney grabbed 9 rebounds and had a few blocks. The No. 2 ranked player in the 2009 class, was clearly excited about his match up against Tyler and after getting his first three shots blocked by the 2010 standout, Sidney made adjustments and began using his body to shield his defender. He's a versatile prospect that is also capable of stepping out and knocking down threes on occasions. This was a big time performance against a big time prospect.
Jordan Hamilton, SF, Dominguez – We saw a new side of Hamilton on Thursday, as his jumper wasn't going down from deep, so he started attacking the basket relentlessly. Not only did he finish at the rim, but he also dropped in a few floaters and showed an ability to finish with either hand at the tin. When it was all said and done he hit Urspring up with 25 points.
Richie Edwards, SF, Lakeland – This 6-foot-7 wing came out hot to start Lakeland's contest against Westlake Prep. He rained jumpers from mid-range and showed that he could put the ball on the floor and pull-up off one or two dribbles. For the game Edwards scored 16 points.
Tony Chenault, PG, Neumann-Goretti – The 6-foot-2 sophomore guard finished with 19 points (6-for-12 from the field) and 5 assists. Chenault got a lot of buckets at the rim, but he also knocked down at least one three-pointer and a pair of pull-up 18-footers. This is a talented young prospect that already has offers from high-majors.
One has to value the ability to shoot the ball and for the second day in a row Scottie Haralson has shown he can stroke it. He doesn't need much space to get his shot off and he's got some serious range.
David Loubeau, of Westlake Prep, was up and down on Thursday, but he got better as the game went on. He attacks the glass and displayed a nice mid-range game. He went 10-for-19 from the field and finished with 24 points and 13 rebounds.
Coming off a big time performance, Aminu struggled against Kathleen during an evening game. He did hit his first six shots, but then missed his next six finishing 6-for-12 from the field. He scored 13 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in the loss.
Tony Chenault said he has scholarship offers from Villanova, St. Joseph and Pittsburgh. The talented point guard is also getting interest from Tennessee, Florida and Wake Forest.
Jackson Provine's junior point guard Carl Blair has a scholarship offer from Utah. Oklahoma and Mississippi are also keeping in contact.
Apparently Jordan Hamilton has cut his list of schools to five. The 6-foot-6 wing said he's down to Texas, Syracuse, Connecticut, USC and California. He's hoping to visit Texas, USC and Connecticut soon. According to him the Longhorns are in the driver seat.
Hamilton's teammate Aaron Moore has a host of schools recruiting him. He mentioned Southern Cal, UCLA, California, Florida, Washington, Texas and Portland.
Keith Clanton, of Orlando Christian Prep, has a handful of suitors. The 2009 prospect is hearing from Florida, Miami, Indiana, South Florida, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech.
Adam Jones, a teammate of Clanton's at Orlando Christian, said he's picked up interest from Georgetown, Florida and Maryland. The 6-foot-7 power forward is just a sophomore, so there's still plenty of time for his list to grow.
Richie Edwards said he has early college interest from South Florida, Illinois, St. Mary's, Miami, Kansas State and Iowa. St. Mary's is the only school that has stepped up with an offer.
The amount of coaches in attendance picked up on Thursday, which wasn't surprising considering the amount of talent on hand. Although we still haven't spotted a head coach yet, we did see Connecticut, Georgia Southern, Jacksonville, Nebraska, SMU, Syracuse, Kansas, Florida, Texas A&M, Delaware, USC and Central Florida.


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Production line worker Thea Bristow, 50, scooped the prize at the weekend to become the biggest female prizewinner - and the biggest single winner to agree to have her name in lights.
But she admitted today her good luck left her feeling guilty. "It's quite hard," said Mrs Bristow, from Torquay. "I've not got my head round it."
Her husband Paul, 53, said: "It's an obscene amount of money."
Mrs Bristow said one of the first things she plans to buy is a Ford Ka - even though she does not know how to drive.
"I've not driven a car for 30 years," she said. "I only did two yards around the car park. I was accused of breaking his half-shaft. I've never driven since, but I intend to try again."
Mrs Bristow bought the ticket while on a day trip to London with her mother, Anne, to see her aunt. She did not realise she had won until she got up the next morning and checked the Teletext.
"I thought I was dreaming. I looked again and looked again - I thought, 'I don't believe this. There's no way that those six numbers are the same six numbers that are on this ticket'."
Most Lottery winners have to decide whether to give up work. For Mrs Bristow that will not be a problem, because the company she works for is winding up and she is due to be made redundant by the end of the year.
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