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I'll be grading Manaea's tools using the 20-80 scouting scale, where 50 is major league average, and tools are graded in 5 point increments (45 is below average, 55 is above average, 60 is plus, 70 is plus-plus). For any questions about the terminology in this report, feel free to ask in the premium message boards or shoot a message to me on Twitter @kileymcd.
With Stanford righty Mark Appel (unsigned as the 8th overall pick by the Pirates in the 2012 draft) sitting out the summer, Manaea took a leap forward and is considered by many scouts to be the favorite in an unsettled field to go #1 overall in June.
I saw Manaea's first start of his junior campaign along with about 40 scouts and 20 fans in a frigid night for the Bulldog Classic in Huntsville, AL against Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne. It was in the 40s at first pitch with a stiff breeze and two northern-based teams playing in their first game of the season, so things got a little sloppy.
Fastball: 65/70
If it seems like I'm making excuses for Manaea's performance, I am. He was notorious on the Cape for siting 93-96 in every start and routinely hitting 97 mph late in games. Manaea has a big, athletic frame and easy delivery and arm action, so those things combined with his track record show that stamina and holding his velocity aren't an issue.
For these reasons, scouts were a little surprised that Manaea's velocity fell off pretty quickly in this start: 92-95, touching 96 mph in the 1st inning, 90-92 mph in the 4th and 88-91 before being pulled in the 5th. I don't point this out because I'm concerned going forward, but it's worth noting since it wasn't expected. I expect to hear from scouts about Manaea hitting 97 late in starts as soon as a couple weeks from now—this is a universal thing to see early in the season for pitchers, particularly in first appearances in cold weather for players from up north who haven't had a ton of reps yet.
To the pure scouting end of things, Manaea's fastball is very impressive. I'll talk about his delivery more in that section, but his easy arm stroke, deliberate tempo and length to his frame allow his fastball to play up and get on the hitters quick. Manaea's heater flashed above average two-seam (sink and run to arm side) life and he had feel to locate to both sides of the plate, especially showing an ability to come inside to right-handed hitters. He had some command issues I'll cover in that section.
Slider: 50/60
Manaea's first breaking ball of the night was 80 mph with three-quarter tilt that broke across the plate with tight spin and it was a plus pitch. The rest of the night, his breaker ranged 78-83 mph whereas on the Cape it was more of an 82-85 mph true slider. The tilt and break of his slurve varied throughout the night, mostly a 50 or 55 pitch that would occasionally backup on him and locating it to his arm side gave him some trouble. Again, some of this can be chalked up to the conditions, but the word from the Cape was the breaking ball was his clear third pitch and it was inconsistent, though it seems to be slowly progressing as it didn't flash plus potential in many outings on the Cape.
Changeup: 55/60
Manaea's changeup was largely the same as it was on the Cape, but he only threw a few as the IPFW lineup was overmatched and there was no reason to throw anything to speed their bats up. He threw the pitch at 80-84 mph and also showed a couple plus ones early in the game with the late darting action that is rare to find in a deception pitch like a changeup. There was consistent arm speed, fade and bottom to the pitch and while it wasn't plus later in his start, Manaea's feel for the pitch is a little more advanced than his breaking ball.
Manaea is a rare, gifted athlete with a long, broad, filled-out 6'5, 235 pound frame that is rare to find at his age. He also is the rare young pitcher with a mid 90's fastball whose arm doesn't lag behind his body to help create the velocity. Manaea's arm is pointing to the sky at foot plant and that really boosts his long-term prospects for health and command. He also has a clean arm action that's above average despite a little length to the arm circle that costs him some deception (though that is cancelled out some by the angle he takes to the plate that helps hide his arm more behind his body).
His three-quarters arm slot is a little lower than the conventional high three quarters but also isn't a concern and allows him to impart more horizontal spin on the ball, particularly for movement on his fastball. I like Manaea's aggressive stride to the plate, although it exacerbates the awkwardness of his landing on the outside of his foot caused by the angle he takes to the plate. He decelerates his arm well and pitches into a solid front side, which help his arm health and command prospects.
Manaea had some command issues in this start, much of which could be chalked up to the temperature affecting his feel for the ball. That said, he also showed some inefficiency and inconsistency in his delivery that he'll need to clean up. He throws across his body (points his feet at the left-handed batter's box at release) and the way he compensates to get his body square with the plate, along with a little effort at release affects his command.
These are relatively easy things to fix for pro instructors, as Manaea's raw talent is so great, he doesn't have to resort to taking angles and creating effort to have plus stuff and only slight adjustments can enhance his command. After looking at some video from the Cape, his delivery was quieter over the summer, so some of this could be something he'll tone done throughout the amateur season.
Manaea's deception is played up by his deliberate tempo, but at times he can move too slowly and start a chain reaction that also affects his command. I noticed a handful of pitches where his motion was noticeably slower and I was expecting a changeup, but he threw a fastball, always up in the zone. I noticed later in the game that when Manaea did this, his motion and arm slowed, lagging behind his body and when he released the ball, he was getting under it and leaning back some, pitching against a stiff front leg. This is easy to see when you're looking for it because instead of seeing the ball and his fingers on top of it at release, you see his wrist and the ball goes up in the zone. Manaea doesn't even have to change his tempo to fix this, just be a little better at regulating his tempo. Some feel for advanced body control comes later in the career for big pitchers and with Manaea turning a physical corner in the last six to eight months, its reasonable to see this improving.
The picture I've painted here is of a big, athletic left-hander with plus stuff than could be a #1 overall pick and #1 starter if things go well. Pitching against poor competition at a small northern school and growing into his frame at a late stage make him not quite as polished and with a shorter track record than previous top picks, but scouts raved about Manaea's Cape League domination, so this isn't a huge concern.
The athletic gifting, reliance on his fastball and positive arm health indicators along with solid makeup reports are enough for me to make Manaea my top prospect for the 2013 draft. His left-handedness, athleticism and slightly higher upside make up the gap between him and Stanford's Appel. Manaea isn't a historic talent--David Price was a superior prospect and I slightly prefer Kevin Gausman to Manaea--but the potential is here for a special pitcher.


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Ruling that freed Doug Prade is reversed
(Akron) - An appeals court in Ohio says a judge was wrong to release a former Akron police captain who had spent nearly 15 years in prison in his ex-wife's killing.
The ruling released Wednesday comes a little more than a year after Douglas Prade was freed from prison based on new testing of a bite mark.
A judge in Akron ruled in January 2013 that new DNA test results proved Prade didn't kill his former wife.
The appeals court says the DNA testing only raised more questions than answers and that Prade's original conviction was based on a great deal of evidence.
Brad Gessner, chief counsel in the Summit County Prosecutor's Office says today's ruling means that Prade is still guilty in the killing of his wife, and they are now seeking a warrant for his arrest to return him to prison.
Gessner tells Newsradio WTAM 1100, they aren't sure where Prade is because he's been traveling. He explains that the former cop can challenge today's ruling, but Gessner believes the decision will stand if appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court.
Prade had earlier asked for a new trial. There's been no decision on that yet.
Doug Prade was convicted in 1998 of shooting his ex-wife Margo to death where she worked as a doctor. There were no witnesses and no fingerprints, and no gun was found.
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The weather brightened in 2012, and so did the golf business
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Golf courses, especially during this seemingly never-ending winter (
more snow is on the way!
), could use a little sunshine.
The PGA provided some when it released its PerformanceTrak report for 2012.
PerformanceTrak, which the PGA says is "the golf industry's leading rounds and revenue data collection and benchmarking service," announced that rounds played in 2012 were up 6.4% over the previous year. It was the largest single-year increase in rounds played since 2000.
reported in December
, the golf industry has been hurt by a decrease in dollars paid per round, an overabundance of courses in certain areas and other factors.
The PGA's 2012 statistics don't change that, but the numbers at least can be considered slightly encouraging, especially in Northeast Ohio.
Before we get to more "the sunny side of golf" numbers, a quick caveat: Weather was a big factor in the large increase in rounds played.
According to PerformanceTrak, Ohio courses were open an average of 277 days in 2012 — up 16% from 238 in 2011. That increase coincides with the National Climatic Data Center
reporting that last year was one of the warmest on record
"The big thing for us, we look at year over year same-store sales so we have the best comparison of what is going on in the market," said Paul Metzler, senior director of marketing and industry relations for The PGA of America. "We also track days open. The change in Ohio closely mirrors the national numbers in those areas. The way we look at it is it's still a very positive piece of news because even though they had more time to play, they still chose golf over other recreational activities."
In the Buckeye State, rounds played in 2012 were up 13.7% over 2011. In the Northern Ohio section of the PGA, the increase in rounds was even greater — 14.5%.
Nationwide, golf fee revenue was up 6.6%, and 41 states had an increase in golf fees of at least 5% compared to 2011. There was a bump of 8.9% in merchandise revenue nationally, and total facility revenue rose 4.3% in 2012.
Metzler, who grew up in Michigan and has done golf-course feasibility studies in Aurora and Akron, is familiar with Northeast Ohio. He knows the problems the region's golf facilities have faced, but believes the industry is on the upswing.
"Years ago, it was communicated that, hey, based on the amount of demand that is out there, the industry could survive one course being built a day," Metzler said. "We had much more than that. There was some overbuilding going on, and a lot of it was tied to residential properties. Obviously, the recession went on, and some courses couldn't support it.
"What we've found is the less sophisticated operations have had to shut down," Metzler said. "People were willing to pay a premium to build golf courses in the 1990s and 2000s. Now, you're seeing the second or third person going in there and getting it at a reasonable rate. When that happens, it's much more manageable from a debt services standpoint."
As for websites such as golfnow.com that sell tee times, often at big discounts, on a third-party basis, he said the average rate golfers paid per round wasn't much different in 2012 than the year before.
"If you compare 2012 and 2011, the effective rate for a green fee, which is 18 holes with cart, the rate dropped a dollar," Metzler said. "It was almost $24 in 2011, and it was about $23 in 2012. There is a big price perception out there. There are a lot of affordable alternatives out there.
"There is still demand for golf. There has been a big shift. The weather had a lot to do with it, but people spent more. Manufacturers of golf equipment were really hit hard the past few years. Last year, we saw people were buying more equipment."
Now we just need Mother Nature to stop torturing us in 2013 and return to the cheery disposition she had for most of last year.
Odds and ends
It seems former Browns president Mike Holmgren
may be tricking another team into hiring him for a role in the front office
. I especially enjoyed the sentence in the ESPN report that said Holmgren is on a European vacation. Of course he is.
men's basketball showdown between Akron and Ohio
will be televised by SportsTime Ohio and will be available on ESPN3. Former Cavaliers play-by-play broadcaster and WKNR-AM, 850, personality Michael Reghi will call the action for the 7 p.m. battle between teams that are a combined 23-1 in the Mid-American Conference.
Akron (22-4, 12-0 MAC) has won 18 consecutive games and is ranked 24th in the latest NCAA coaches' poll. Ohio (20-7, 11-1), tonight's host, has won 37 of its last 39 home games.
Bobcats spokesman Mark LaFrance said OU is expecting a crowd of about 11,000 at the Convocation Center.
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When his client asked for an outdoor bed for this Lake Michigan weekend house, David Hanawalt's first thought was moldy sheets. But then the architect had another idea. "I was researching lift mechanisms for sliding doors," he explains, "and it made me think that we could apply a similar technique to a bed."
And so Hanawalt, AIA, worked with cabinetmakers to devise a manual rolling system that allows the master suite's built-in bed to glide outside. Snap-in bridges for the roller tracks prevent glitches crossing the threshold, and the wenge-veneered headboard angles back for comfortable viewing of the lake. Hanawalt says the bed is a smash hit with the newlywed owners.
Our judges were equally enamored: "I want one of these!" said one.
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Euclid accident victim passes away
(Euclid) - The Euclid Police Department has a suspect in a deadly weekend accident. The 65-year old Willoughby resident is not being indentified at this time pending formal criminal charges.
The accident happened Saturday on State Route 2-East at mile post 208 (near the Lloyd Road exit).
The victim has been identified as 19-year-old Kiara N. (Ortiz) Rodriguez of Cleveland. Rodriguez had pulled her car onto the right berm to check for a flat tire.
Rodriguez exited her car through the driver's side door. While she was next to the driver's side of her car, a passing eastbound vehicle struck her.
Prior to the accident, two passengers had exited Rodriguez's car and were standing on the right berm. Neither of those individuals were injured.
Rodriguez was initially transported to the Lake West Hospital ER and then to the Metro Health Medical Center ER. Rodriguez passed away at the Metro Health Medical Center on Monday. The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office is working with the Euclid Police Depart-ment to investigate.
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Today at Assen's 4.555 kilometre TT Circuit, Jimmy Eriksson (Lotus, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine) celebrated his sixth win of the 2012 season. With this triumph at the Dutch racetrack, the Swede extended his championship lead to 72 points. In the entertaining race, Lucas Auer (Van Amersfoort Racing, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine) finished second, thus also securing the trophy for the best rookie, with Kimiya Sato (Lotus, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine) coming third.
The third round of the race weekend proved to be a particularly difficult race for the ATS Formula 3 Cup protagonists. With three laps contested, heavy rain began to fall and the race control opted for red-flagging the race to offer the teams the opportunity to switch to wet weather tyres. But the rain stopped falling before the break was over and so, the majority of the drivers continued the race on slicks.
Jimmy Eriksson had taken the lead prior to the rain and defended it against Mitchell Gilbert (Performance Racing, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine) until the race was red-flagged. The Swede also won the re-start and soon, he and second-placed Austrian Lucas Auer opened a gap on the rest of the field. Behind the leading pairing, several drivers were involved in a fierce battle for third position, with Kimiya Sato, currently second in the championship, prevailing in the end. Behind the Japanese, the three rookies Dennis van der Laar (Van Amersfoort Racing, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine), Luca Stolz (Performance Racing, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine) and Artem Markelov (Lotus, Dallara F311 VW Power Engine) finished fourth, fifth and sixth respectively.
The ATS Formula 3 Trophy win was secured by Belgian Jordi Weckx (APEX Engineering, Dallara F307 OPC Challenge). Following this success of the Belgian, the gap between Trophy leader André Rudersdorf (ma-con, Dallara F307 Volkswagen) and Weckx amounts to just 10 points.
Jimmy Eriksson: I'm really happy about my second win of the weekend. Nonetheless, I have to admit that the race was more difficult that it may have seemed. It goes without saying that I wasn't exactly delighted when the race control opted for red-flagging the race - although it was the correct decision. Fortunately, I also won the second start but I never was able to get rid of Lucas.
Kimiya Sato: None of my two starts was perfect - neither the first on the dry track nor the second in wet conditions. When the rain began to fall I could gain several positions. After the re-start, Dennis van der Laar proved to be a tough opponent and defended his position very well. Therefore, passing him took me several laps.


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X5 2007 Acceleration Hesitation
So yesterday i woke up very early. Took my BMW 2007 X5 to dealer since it hesitates on the acceleration. Got the X5 3 months ago, all was good until last month noticed a little delay when pushing the acceleration pedal. Also now my X5 is not quick, going up hills is very slow, picking up a highway is difficult.
My pedal just feel heavy. I mean if i really slam the acceleration it moves, but theres a 2 second delay. When im at the traffic lights, im the last one to get going, even cheaper cars pick speed quicker then i do.
First the dealer wouldnt belive me there was a problem. He just said thats how x5s behave. I just want my X5 to behanve the way it did on the first day i brought it. So i got one of the engineers to ride with me. He said he will do the tests and everything.
Left the car with the dealer all day.
Got a call from the dealer telling me the car was ready.
Picked it up in the evening.....
And they did NOTHING! !!!!!!! Just told me they did all the tests and could not find anything wrong with it. Thats bull****. Told me had all the last software.
He said i can speak to a BMW engineer that is going to come to the dealer and explain my problem.
Heres what the problem is.
1. Same as everybody elses
2. Off the line....it hesitates
3. The car is not qucik then before
4. Going up the hill is sluggish
5. When i push the pedal, the response is slow, and the speed increases slowly
6. To overtake a car in the faster lane would be tough.
7. Im having to work with the car harder to move it
8. At 80mph........it feels like its taking forever to getup to 90
Dealer told me car adapts to your driving habbits...thats bull****.....No car adapts unless it has aritificial intelligence built it.
I mean if my cousin was to drive the car....he would just think of the hestiation in acceleration as the x5 being just slow..... but i know how my car felt 2 months ago....acelleration was GREAT!!!!, moved and felt just like a car....
and NOW...... the it just feels heavy on the pedal. They did reset the modules. I guess it made a little improvement. But NO WAY NEAR the kind of car i had when i first purchased it.
I will keep everybody updated on my next meeting with the BMW engineer.
I suspect its the same problem seen on the x3.
Im sure nothing is going to be done about it unless there is a large group of consumers complaing.
Im intrested....how many others have this issue...is it just for only 2007 x5. only on 3.0si X5 (which i have) or also on the 4.8si.
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Beavers Host Stanford for Homecoming
HOME AT LAST: Saturday marks only the second home game for the Beavers since a 33-14 win over Hawai'i Sept. 7. OSU played one home game (Colorado) over a six-week span, but now enters the latter half of the season with just one contest outside the state, Nov. 16 at Arizona State. OSU and UCLA have played the fewest home games to this point in the league with three.
ACCURATE PASSER: Quarterback Sean Mannion's current 68.6 percent completion percentage (229-334) is flirting with the OSU record setting pace for a single season. Sean Canfield in the 2009 season hit on 67.9 (303-446) percent and is the current record holder for a single season. Canfield (2006-09) also holds the career completion percentage record at 64.1 percent (552-861) – Mannion is currently at 65.8 percent (734-1116). He has had 19 passes legitimately dropped this season.
NOT BAD FOR A JUNIOR: Sean Mannion has completed 734 career passes, which ranks second-best in the NCAA for junior quarterbacks behind Taylor Heinicke of Old Dominion (first-year FBS school) with 818. Mannion's 8,766 passing yards is second for junior quarterbacks trailing only Heinicke's 9,861, and ranks 11th overall in the country for active quarterbacks. Mannion is the active leader in the Pac-12 for career yards with 8,766 (Keith Price of UW is second with 7,748). He is 19th overall in the Pac-12 record book for yards and will soon pass -- 18. Jake Plummer (ASU/1993-96/8,827; 17. Jason Gesser (WSU/1999-2002/8,830); 16. Willie Tuitama (UA/2005-08/9,211).


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New York band Fun. have been very busy spreading their infectious, anthemic pop with chart-topping hits like "We Are Young", "Some Nights", and "Carry On", along with Grammy wins and sold-out gigs around the world. They show no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Guitarist Jack Antonoff (who also provides vocal and songwriting chops) took some time to talk with us about the AC30 Hand-Wired — his favorite amp and the only one he plays or records with. Jack will perform a bit, walk us through some settings, and describe the moment when a fellow VOX endorsee's tone inspired him to get an AC30 for himself. Thanks, Jack! Carry on…
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The VOX Mini 5 Rhythm DI Guitar Amp - Ivory is the latest to join the popular Vox range of mini amps... and this one looks more stylish than most!
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Vox are releasing a Limited-Edition series of retro-looking valve amps. The new AC30, AC15 and AC4 models are also joined by other Vox products also announced today: the Vox V847 Union Jack Wah and new amPlug 2 headphone amps.
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In Performance: Blythe Danner and Eric Lange of 'The Country House'
An actress and her aspiring playwright son are at odds in this scene from the new Broadway play by Donald Margulies....
November 4, 2014, Tuesday
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'Vanya' and 'Seagull' and Mash-Up and Spite
"The Country House," a Donald Margulies play inspired by Chekhov, stars Blythe Danner as an aging actress presiding over a crowded home....
October 3, 2014, Friday
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An Artistic Clan Under One Roof
Blythe Danner plays the high bohemian matriarch of an artistic clan in "The Country House," the new play by Donald Margulies....
September 7, 2014, Sunday
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New Plays by Donald Margulies and David Auburn in Manhattan Theater Club Season
"The Country House," a comedy by Mr. Margulies, will be followed by Mr. Auburn's "Lost Lake" and a new work by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig....
March 12, 2014, Wednesday
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Rude Awakenings of Middle Age
The Roundabout Theater revives "Dinner With Friends," Donald Margulies's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about two married couples suffering from changes in marriage and friendship....
February 14, 2014, Friday
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A Domino Theory for Marriage
The Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "Dinner With Friends" is being given a revival by the Roundabout Theater Company....
February 9, 2014, Sunday
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From the Wilderness to an Electric Role
Diane Davis was vacationing in Canada when she auditioned for and won the role as a mentally Ill woman in "The Model Apartment," now at 59E59 Theaters....
October 27, 2013, Sunday
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It's True: There Be Dragons
"The Model Apartment," Donald Margulies's drama from 1995, returns in an impeccably mounted Primary Stages production....
October 15, 2013, Tuesday
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A Survivor of a Play Resurfaces
Donald Margulies's play "Model Apartment" is reintroduced, after "a very dispiriting turn of events" that went on for decades....
September 1, 2013, Sunday
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War Leaves Wounds Behind the Camera, Too
"Time Stands Still," the Tony-nominated play by Donald Margulies about a wounded war photographer, deliberately leaves some disturbing questions about journalism unanswered....
August 25, 2013, Sunday
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University to hold conference, 'Archaeology of the Recent African American Past'
An archaeological exploration of the post-emancipation lives of African Americans will be the focus of a University of South Carolina conference Feb. 27 – 28 in the Daniel Mikel Management Center of the Moore School of Business.
Titled "The Archaeology of the Recent African American Past," the conference will focus on how archaeological data can reveal information about former slaves from James Island to as far west as communities in Kansas and Illinois.
Sessions run from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27, and 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Registration is $10 for attendees and $5 for students.
Dr. Theresa Singleton, a historical archaeologist from Syracuse University, will deliver the keynote address at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Robert Mills Carriage House. Singleton has edited two books, "The Archaeology of Slavery and Plantation Life" and "I, too, am America: Archaeological Studies of African-American Life."
After Singleton's talk, conference attendees will be invited to tour African-American heritage sites in Columbia. The cost of the bus tour is $15 per person.
In connection with the conference, McKissick Museum will host a gallery tour of two exhibits Friday evening that will provide a glimpse into post-emancipation life in South Carolina. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. and includes a reception with music by R&B entertainer and story-teller Solly 'puddin' Jennings and the Piedmont Express.
The exhibit "The Life and Times of Congressman Robert Smalls" is a traveling exhibit organized by the Avery Research Center at the College of Charleston. "To Make a House a Home: Freedmen Living on James Island" is curated by Melanie Neil, a museum-management student at the university, and Carl Steen, an archaeologist with Columbia's Diachronic Research Foundation. The James Island exhibit features objects excavated from the barrier island that convey how former enslaved laborers defined "home."
The archaeology conference is organized by the College of Arts and Sciences' South Carolina Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology and the department of anthropology.
University of South Carolina scholars who will make presentations at the conference include Dr. Leland Ferguson, a professor emeritus of anthropology, and Jakob Crockett, a doctoral student in anthropology. Ferguson's talk is titled "What Means Gottes Acker?: The 20th Century Obliteration and Revival of an African-American Story," and Jakob's talk is titled "Studies of Commodities within African-American Pasts."
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While I may be a champion freeskier and competitive ultra-mountain biker, I suck at running. I'm not sure if it brings back bad memories of being tortured by sports as a fat teenager in high school, or that I'm just not genetically bred for it, but I will certainly never be good at it. Yet now that my knees are recovered from eight knee surgeries and my brain is healing from tumor removal, I suddenly am drawn to this silly sport. Having never been good at meditating, it feels like an opportunity to clear my brain without all the rush and concentration of the speed of skiing or biking. My Akbash livestock guardian dogs also provide intense motivation, as they love to stop working on the farm and do what dogs do — explore, sniff and trot.
And that is exactly what I would rather call my form of running: "trotting" because it's not about speed. I just plod along, sometimes for hours at a time. I love the sense of adventure I get out of it — exploring a new area or trail, watching the leaves turn, the snow fall and generally just enjoying the little simple things in life.
In fact, I've almost never enjoyed the little things in life more than right now. After brain surgery this summer, I was just hoping to live and breath. Then I was re-learning how to walk and talk. Then I got to experience the joy of being outside for the first time, feeling the sun on my skin, breathing non-hospital icky sick air. And so, on the 29th of September, I wanted to make a statement about my return and appreciation of this wonderful life I have. For the second time in my life, and first time in too many years, I entered a 10k, with my doggies of course! That day, I woke up and my scar was sore, but I pried myself out of bed and went for it.
The run was steep and challenging, which reduced the dogs to walking even before I felt the need. My goal was not placing, but just doing. I wanted to soak in the view, enjoy my happy working dogs, smile and have fun. If only we could all teach kids this at a young age, especially in this age of over-competitiveness! One third of the way into the run, I realized I did not see any markers and was lost — a couple extra bonus miles later, I was back on track and climbing the steep Jumbo Mountain trail, leaving third place far behind and now solidly in last place.
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Cleaned this article up a bit, but it's still not great and needs citations. Perosha 22:04, 28 May 2008 (UTC)
- You've done a great job improving the article, Perosha. I removed the clean-up tag as such. :-) -Starstuff 01:26, 29 May 2008 (UTC)
The Pottermore help page states that acceptance letters are sent to children "who are turning eleven." Does this indicate acceptance letters are sent to children around their eleventh birthday rather than in the summer break before the start of their first year? Harry's first acceptance letter arriving on July 24, 1991 — a week before his eleventh birthday — is consistent with this possibility. It would also help explain why Hermione arrived at Hogwarts with an encyclopedic knowledge of the magical world despite being raised in a Muggle home: her acceptance letter would've arrived around her eleventh birthday on September 19th, 1990, giving her a full year to prepare by reading books. ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 03:09, August 1, 2011 (UTC)
- McGonagall's backstory also mentions her getting her acceptance letter on the day of her eleventh birthday, 4 October, 1946. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 19:18, October 4, 2011 (UTC)
- Happy Birthday today MinervaWonka2011 21:01, October 4, 2011 (UTC)
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"The letter is written on parchment paper and delivered to the recipient by owl, except in the case of Muggle-borns and magical children living with Muggles (such as Harry Potter), where the initial acceptance letter is delivered by the regular Muggle post"
I've read in other entries/places that Muggle-borns and magical children living with Muggles receive a visit ie, Tom Riddle I'm not sure what is Canon. Could someone set me straight on this? thanksWonka2011 16:39, October 4, 2011 (UTC)
Just read Behind the Scenes: " Muggle-born children receive their letters in person from a member of the Hogwarts faculty, who explains everything to the student and parents"Wonka2011 17:33, October 4, 2011 (UTC)
- JKR revealed in an interview that "special messengers" explain Hogwarts to the parents of Muggle-borns. It remains unknown why Tom Riddle received such a visit and Harry did not, when both were cared for by Muggles, and grew up with no knowledge of the wizarding world. Perhaps the Hogwarts birth register only lists the magical status of a child's parents/guardians at the time their birth and doesn't account for any changes. So Tom Riddle was listed as being in the custody of Muggles in the register because he was orphaned at birth, but Harry's parents were still alive at the time of his birth, he was listed in the register as being in the care of a witch and a wizard. ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 03:13, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
- True, but Dumbledore and McGonagall both knew personally that Harry was being raised by the Dursleys and could have sent messengers if they wanted to. Which they ended up doing, in a way, anyway, once it became obvious that Harry wasn't receiving his letters. Well, that, plus I think they obviously enjoyed making things difficulty for the Dursleys by sending all of those letters - I mean, obviously sending 100s and 100s of letters can't be a normal situation. ProfessorTofty 03:19, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
- PLUS 100s and 100s of letters= 100s and 100s of owls = lots of Poo!!!!Wonka2011 03:40, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
- Hagrid was shocked to learn Harry didn't know who his parents were or that he was a wizard. Presumably McGonagall and Dumbledore were under the impression that Harry had been told about his magical background by the Dursleys, and thus didn't need a visit from a messenger. But the article should be edited to make it clear that while it is known that Muggle-borns traditionally receive a visit from a messenger, it isn't known if Muggle-borns receive a Hogwarts letter, or if there is an established protocol for handling non-Muggle-born wizards raised by Muggles (Tom Riddle, Harry, Dean). ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 03:28, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
- I really appreciate getting your insights; I only got turned on to Harry last year & the depth of these books and the richness of details just blow me awayWonka2011 03:40, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
- Starstuff - or maybe they did have their suspicions about it, but thy didn't want to say as much about to Hagrid because they didn't want him to get too upset aboutthe situation before he even got there. Like you said, Hagrid was pretty shocked when he found out what was going on - imagine if he had had a chance to build up a head of steam about it before he got there. I still think if it had been another wizard and they knew he hadn't opened his letter, they wouldn't have waited so long before sending someone, nor would it have been raining letters. It seems to me that Harry's situation was unique. ProfessorTofty 04:12, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
- In chapter one, Dumbldore says "His aunt and uncle will be able to explain everything to him when he's older. I've written them a letter". This and Hagrid's reaction when he finds out Harry doesn't know suggests that Dumbledore thought too highly of the Dursleys, and thought that Harry should already have been told. It doesn't explain what they thought was wrong when Herry didn't receive the letters, though, but that's unrelated. Riotetchete (talk) 14:35, May 11, 2016 (UTC)
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Kentucky-DePaul Postgame Notes
Dec. 7, 2012
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Team Records and Series Notes
- Kentucky improves to 7-1, while DePaul falls to 6-3.
- UK returns to action Sunday, Dec. 9 against Middle Tennessee at 1 p.m. ET in Memorial Coliseum. The game will be televised live on the UK IMG Sports Network and FSN South.
- UK set new single-game attendance record of 18,488. The previous record was 14,508 on Dec. 8, 2011 vs. Duke in Rupp Arena.
- Kentucky is in its 39th year of varsity play and owns an overall record of 663-472 (.584).
- Head coach Matthew Mitchell is in his sixth year and ranks third on the all-time wins list (121-57) and first in winning percentage (.680)
- UK is now 57-19 (.750) in regular season, nonconference games under head coach Matthew Mitchell.
- The Wildcats are now 22-12 in Rupp Arena.
- The Cats are 54-2 at home over the last three seasons.
- UK has now won 26 straight home contests – the second-longest winning streak in program history.
- Kentucky has won 36 straight nonconference home games, dating back to Dec. 19, 2008.
- UK is now 3-0 all-time against DePaul.
- UK is now 71-33 all-time against opponents from the Big East Conference.
Team/Game Notes
- UK's starting lineup featured A'dia Mathies, Bria Goss, Jennifer O'Neill, Samarie Walker and DeNesha Stallworth. The Cats are now 4-0 with this lineup.
- O'Neill scored the first basket of the game at the 19:54 mark.
- Junior guard Maegan Conwright was the first sub of the game for UK.
- Kentucky tied three Rupp Arena records:
- 79 field goal attempts
- Nine 3-pointers
- 22 3-pointers attempted
- UK is now 16-0 when scoring 90 or more points under Matthew Mitchell.
- With the game tied two apiece, the Wildcats went on a 23-0 over the next 6:18 to take a 25-2 lead with 13:16 left in the first half.
- Kentucky scored 51 points in the first half. UK has scored 50-plus points in the opening half twice this season. The Cats had 52 against USC Upstate (11/25).
- UK won the turnover battle 21-14 and is 100-27 in the Matthew Mitchell era when committing fewer turnovers than its opponent.
- UK outrebounded DePaul 48-33, marking the largest rebounding deficit for the Blue Demons this season.
- The Wildcats extended their streak of consecutive games with a triple to 300.
- UK had at least four players reach double figures for the fifth time this season.
- Kentucky forced 21 turnovers and has now forced double-digit miscues in 125 consecutive games.
- The Cats are 92-33 during that span.
- UK has forced 20-plus turnovers in all seven games this season and in 37 of their last 43 games dating back to the start of last season.
Individual Notes
- Junior Samarie Walker posted her fifth career and second double-double of the season with a game-high 18 points and 10 boards.
- Junior DeNesha Stallworth recorded her 14th career double-double, including second at UK with career highs of 17 points, 13 rebounds and four assists.
- Has reached double-figure points in five straight games.
- Scored her 1,000th-career point with a field goal at the 16:25 mark in the first half. She now has 1,014 career points.
- Stallworth and Walker recorded double-doubles in the same game for the second time this year (Morehead State, 11/23).
- Senior guard A'dia Mathies tied a season-high with 17 points and grabbed a season-best nine rebounds.
- Redshirt sophomore Jennifer O'Neill netted double figures for the first time this year with a season-high 13 points. She also tied a her career high with three triples.


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Posted 15 April 2009 - 03:43 PM ( #1 )
There's another post in the "Seriously Tamagotchi" board where people are talking about it. I've decided to try working on this project myself, and see if I can make my own record!
My new TamaPet on my V.3 hatched today (Wednesday, April 15, 2009) at exactly 5:23 PM. He's a boy, and I named him Joey. As soon as I named him, I fed him his dinner and some dessert, and now he's just moving around on the screen. I'm not sure when he'll grow up into a child, but hopefully I do know that he should change his age every day around 5:23 PM.
I never bring tamagotchis to school. I'm always afraid someone would see it, make fun, and end up getting me in trouble from the teacher. So I always pause it while at school. However, doing this project, you are not allowed to pause, or change the time. Which means, that I will have to bring it to school. I'll keep the sound off, and keep it in my locker. I'll check up on it and feed it at lunch time and after school.
Anyways, Joey just beeped, and he was sick! I quickly gave him his medicine. He's already 21 pounds, so I'm going to play "Get" with him for a bit.
Wish me luck with the project, and message me if you have anything to say.
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Posted 16 April 2009 - 01:19 PM ( #2 )
Last night he went to bed at 8 with only two hunger hearts full. I was afraid he'd starve by the time he woke up in the morning and I'd already be in class. Luckily, he woke up at 8 in the morning, and I wasn't in class yet, so I was able to fill his hearts up.
I kept him in my locker with no sound during the day. I checked on him at lunch and took care of him again after school. I'm glad he didn't get sick. So I shouldn't have a problem with him at school now. I'm just worried about weekends. I guess I'll have to start waking up early for now on. :\
His age hasn't changed yet, but he should change his age around 5:23 PM, which is when he was born.
Oh yeah! He turned into a child shortly after I made my first entry yesterday. I'm not sure what kind of Tama he is right now. I'll have to check the growth chart...
Posted 21 April 2009 - 05:15 AM ( #3 )
Anyways, Joey is still doing fine. He's 5 years old, and he's an adult now. I really gotta figure out what his character's name is because I don't think I've ever had this adult character before and he's really cute!
So I've been taking Joey with me to school every day. Instead of keeping him in my locker, I take him into class in my sweater pocket. I'm sure he enjoys it. This way he doesn't have to wait till lunch to be fed, and that way there's a chance he could get sick, or even die!
Anyways, he's 99 pounds right now, but that's because I've been so busy to play games with him, so first thing after school, I'm going to play lots of games with him and make sure his weight goes between 20-30.
Also, thanks to the people who messaged me about this project. It's really nice getting comments from people about what they think.
Posted 28 April 2009 - 05:23 AM ( #4 )
I felt so very bad when I found out, and I still really hate myself for not being a good caretaker.
I honestly didn't feel very close with him, but I still liked him, and I was always looking forward to seeing him everyday.
Well, I'm sure now that Joey is up in TamaHeaven with the rest of the millions of deceased TamaPets. And he'll get to tell the 145 year old Aaron about how he was trying to beat his record. I bet Aaron would get a kick out of that.
Posted 28 April 2009 - 05:34 AM ( #5 )
I'm going to rehatch an egg as soon as I get home from school. The only problem though about taking it to school now, is since we've been getting hotter weather, I usually don't wear my sweater anymore, and if I put my Tama in my jean's pocket, I'm sure it'll press buttons, and possibly pause it. I'll have to think of something... Maybe I'll look over at all those "How to hide your Tama at school" posts on the tips and tricks board.
Anyways, I usually get home around 3:00 PM, so I think that I'll either rehatch my Tama at exactly 3:00 PM, or 3:30 PM, and lets hope that his/her aging time doesn't move around suddenly like Joey's did.
Posted 29 June 2009 - 02:32 PM ( #6 )
Anyways, today I finally decided to try at this project again. I know a lot of other people on this site is trying this project now, so there's a chance I may not beat the record myself, but it's nice to still try.
So today around 4:00 Pm, my new little girl hatched out of her egg. I named her Lily, named after my very first TamaPet I've ever had. Since this is summer, it should be a bit easier to look after Lily since I don't have to worry about school, but when school does come, then I will have to bring her along if she's still with me.
Anyways, so far she's gotten sick once, but she's fine now. She's 18 pounds, and she's still a baby of course.
I do hope I get attached to her. I think one of the main reasons why Joey died so soon, was because I wasn't very close with him, hence I didn't care for him like I should have. I think I was into more of the beating the record than just taking care of a pet. So I'm going to try my best to think less of the project, and more on taking care of Lily.
I'll do lots of things with her to become more attached, like watch movies with her, bring her along when I go shopping or to a friend's house, and either tomorrow or the day after, my Mom and I are going to Quebec for a couple days which is 7-10 hours away, so this getaway will give me lots of time to enjoy her company. Wish me luck everyone on this project, and I very much enjoy getting those PMs you guys send me, so don't be shy.
Oh, and to anyone who's reading this that is also doing the Oldie Project, or is thinking about doing it, remember these rules...
1. NO Pausing: It'll screw up your TamaPet's age, and it'll make it live longer without the age changing which is CHEATING.
2. NO Time Changing: It'll screw up your TamaPet's age, and it'll make your Tama's age go up quicker than it should which is CHEATING.
Posted 06 December 2009 - 12:52 PM ( #7 )
Where did the time go??
Well... my last attempt at the Oldie Project didn't work. It's hard to get attached to a TamaPet that you're using as a project, which makes me care less for it!
I just hatched a new TamaPet on my V3. Her name is Bijou.
I'm going to try again on the project, but I have to try my best at coming close to her, or else, I'll easily forget about her and she'll die. Now, remember...
The longest living TamaPet known to man was 145 TamaYears old. The Tamagotchi's name was Aaron, and it was owned by a TamaTalk member Kyliesmum. Her blog mentioning Aaron is...
1. NO Pausing: It'll screw up your TamaPet's age, and it'll make it live longer without the age changing which is CHEATING.
2. NO Time Changing: It'll screw up your TamaPet's age, and it'll make your Tama's age go up or down quicker than it should which is CHEATING.
Wish me luck, and good luck to anyone else who is trying.
Posted 07 December 2009 - 02:24 PM ( #8 )
By the way, today we're having our first real snowfall here in Ontario Canada. I bet Bijou likes it too.
Posted 12 December 2009 - 11:35 AM ( #9 )
I reset my Tama V3 again this morning, saying goodbye to Bijou (who by the way ended up growing into an ugly Tama. She didn't even look like a girl!). I made a new TamaPet. His name is Teddy. He's a child right now. I've decided that instead of trying to see how long I can keep an Oldie alive (which involves no pausing or time changing), I'm just going to see how many generations I can go through. This way I don't have to bring it to school all the time (I'm allowed to pause my Tama if I want). However, I do hope others do try to compete through the Oldie Project. It would be cool to see someone else beat the 145 TamaYear record.
Anyways, Teddy is now a child. Today my friend and I will be going sledding today, and I'm going to take Teddy with me! I bet he'll have lots of fun going sledding. I haven't gone sledding in about 4 years. I can't wait!
Edited by Cookie3131, 12 December 2009 - 11:37 AM.
Posted 09 December 2010 - 07:37 PM ( #10 )
I'm 16 years old now, and I don't know, I always found Tamagotchis to be really fun, and I still love them, but I think I just feel too old to play with them. They are after all mainly for kids, and I don't know, lately I've just been doing other stuff. I've been reading more like the Harry Potter series. I've been playing my all-time favourite computer game, The Sims 2. Plus, this is my second-last year of High School, and I've been trying my best at keeping up with my grades.
I've been hanging out with my friends, going on dates, even going to parties, and I suppose I just feel too grown-up or mature to play with Tamas, although I can be very immature sometimes.
Maybe one day I'll really get the urge to get out my Tamagotchi V3. Sometimes I feel like it, but then I remember how I have to actually look after it, and I guess I just find it boring now and kind of childish. I wish I didn't feel this way, but I do.
Anyways, what I'm trying to say is I may have stopped playing with Tamas for now, but I'm sure sometime in the future I'll start again. Whether it's just for a few days, or maybe a week, or even a month, or longer, but I'm sure I'll play with mine again someday. Tamagotchis are really cool little pets, and I hope lots of people still play with them while I'm gone.


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It's almost time to ring in the New Year. And the occasion just wouldn't be complete with something bubbly to drink at midnight. But that doesn't mean you have to splurge on a $80 bottle of Champagne to make the night special. We spoke with Lorena Ascencios, wine buyer at Astor Wines & Spirits in New York City, to find out the best bets for affordable sparkling wine.
In addition to Proseccos from Italy and Cavas from Spain, both affordable sparkling wines, Lorena also recommends looking for French sparklers not from the Champagne region. And pair wines with foods from the region they are made: Cavas pair well with seafood and cured fish. When purchasing Champagne, look for smaller producers who make the wine from A to Z; you won't be paying for the marketing dollars that go into the name brand bottles.
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- Prosecco Brut, Scu Do
Country: Italy
Bottle Price: $8.96
Prosecco has long been one of our favorite alternatives to Champagne, and this delicious bottle is a perfect reminder of why. It's light, dry, subtly citrusy and endlessly drinkable, and would pair well with salty foods. Scu Do comes to us from a collection of small independent growers in Northern Italy's Valdobbiandene, a sub-region of the Veneto. We think it's some of the best bubbly on the market: perfect for sipping, savoring, or toasting.
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Bottle Price: $56.99
This wine is a vibrant melange of apples, pears and chalky mineral tones with leesy notes of warm biscuits and gorgeous texture. It's a full-bodied, sophisticated Champagne with vibrant acidty and incredible length..
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Country: France
Bottle Price: $69.99
This wine is made from a blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes located in the village of Louvois. It's wild with aromas of spice, game, cherries and plums. A vinous Champagne for fans of sophisticated rose Champagne. Rose Champagne is a more difficult to make so it's a bit more expensive. But it's worth the splurge, and it looks great in the glass.
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|How TCU and Carnegie Tech Met in the 1939 Sugar Bowl
It didn't take long for the Sugar Bowl to even up with the Southeastern Conference over their snit. Many choice teams were available during the 1938 season, enough for everyone. The University of Tennessee won the SEC championship with a 10-0-0 record and was the favorite to fill the host berth in New Orleans. Possible opponents from the North were Carnegie Tech, Villanova, and Fordham. Texas Christian and Duke (undefeated, untied, and unscored upon) were more than acceptable, but the Mid-Winter Sports Association seemed to be interested in a North-South game.
Pasadena vacillated between Duke and TCU. The Cotton Bowl panted over the possibility of the No. 2 Horned Frogs, with Heisman, Maxwell, and Camp trophies winner Davey O'Brien, the 5-foot-7 glamour player of the year, as quarterback. All-American center Ki Aldrich and All-American tackle I.B. Hale added more tinsel to the TCU trappings. "If the Sugar Bowl can get Carnegie Tech," wrote Flem Hall of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "the boys might prefer such an opponent to a beaten California or a twice-beaten Southern Cal team."
The conjecture was startling because it precluded an SEC team, which everyone assumed the Sugar preferred. The Rose Bowl was certainly a strong consideration for the TCU staff and squad. The Cotton Bowl wasn't. "The boys and fans would rather go to New Orleans than Dallas," wrote Dick Freeman of the Houston Chronicle. "Get TCU in here with Carnegie Tech and the state of Texas will move to New Orleans."
Carnegie Tech's appeal stemmed from its winning the No. 6 ranking and the Lambert Trophy, symbolic of Eastern supremacy.
Tech was playing a midseason game with Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. In the fourth quarter of a scoreless game, with the ball placed near the 50, quarterback Ray Carnelly lost track of the downs. He asked referee John Getchell, who said it was third down. Carnelly ran a play that was stopped short of first down yardage. Getchell - realizing then he had made a mistake and that it was a fourth down play that had just been run - turned the ball over to the Irish. Notre Dame was able to use its field position in the fading minutes to push across the game's only points. Acidly, Carnegie Tech Coach Bill Kern assessed, "It was the biggest bonehead I ever saw pulled by any official. I don't know if he will quit or not, but I know what I'd do in his place." To Tech's credit, it went on to win its next four games. Carnegie Tech finished 7-1-0 and was acclaimed the best in the East. Notre Dame rose to the No. 1 spot nationally after defeating Carnegie Tech.
After TCU defeated Southern Methodist in its final game, the Cotton Bowl extended its invitation, though the Frog staff said nothing official.
On November 29 the Sugar announced its pairing, TCU and Carnegie Tech. Duke accepted the Rose Bowl challenge against Southern Cal.
With an excellent Tennessee team expecting bids from the Sugar or the Rose, the SEC appeared shaken by the New Orleans selections. Georgia Tech Coach Bill Alexander told the Associated Press he was "amazed." Joel Hunt, the University of Georgia coach, was quoted by the AP to the effect that the selection "might be a little act of independence." Fred Digby wrote piously that the Sugar Bowl felt free to invite anyone, indicating that getting the best game possible was most important to the Mid-Winter Sports Association. He also subtly chided those who snubbed New Orleans the year before.
The match turned into what Grantland Rice called "The Game of the Year." Southern Cal defeated Notre Dame the week following the selections, which lifted TCU to No. 1 Tech retained its No. 6 spot.
New Year's was bringing to New Orleans the nation's No. 1 team (TCU), the nation's No. 1 player (O'Brien), the nation's No. 1 coach (Bill Kern), the nation's No. 2 coach (Dutch Meyer), and the nation's No. 1 official, Johnny Getchell.
That's right. Getchell was one of the officials submitted to be considered by Carnegie Tech. Shortly after the Notre Dame game, Coach Kern sent a telegram to Getchell which read, "Forget it. It's all in the game. Best regards."
Several questions arose about the game. What in the world was a Skibo (a Tech nickname - the other was Tartans)? Would Ki Aldrich be able to play? The anchor of the imposing TCU line had been hospitalized with an ulcer on the cornea of his eye.
The Skibos, a team of 42 engineering students and 1 musician, were named for Andrew Carnegie's manor, Skibo Castle, in Dunfermline, Scotland. Carnegie, it was said, delighted in being referred to as "The Land of Skibo Castle." Tech students picked up the nickname.
Aldrich had recurring eye problem after being involved in some freshman-sophomore class horseplay his first year at TCU. He led a group of freshman up a flight of stairs in a night "raid," but a "guard" at the top of the landing turned a fire extinguisher on the invaders. The spray caught Aldrich in the eye. His screams broke up the prank. For some strange reason, Ki yelled for salt water. When some was obtained, he bathed his eye in it and then was brought to the infirmary. It healed slowly, and from time to time eye difficulties would flare up on the youngster. Between the end of the regular season of his senior year and Sugar Bowl, he again had to be hospitalized.
However, TCU got an emotional lift on the day the team was to leave for New Orleans. Aldrich's injured eye opened, with his vision restored. Ki jumped into his clothes, ran out, and raced across campus he spotted Dutch Meyer. "Coach, coach," Ki yelled joyfully, "I can play! I'm gonna play in the Sugar Bowl!"
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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When making improvements to a model in the COMSOL Multiphysics® software, you are likely to add more parameters and variables. As the complexity of your model grows, it can become difficult to keep track of where these parameters are being used and defined, as well as to recall them for use in the settings of other nodes. In this blog post, we show you how to use the Auto Completion and Find tools for efficient model setup.Read More
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To optimize your modeling processes, there are a number of built-in materials available for you to use in the COMSOL Multiphysics® software. Along with these materials are features and functionality that allow you to efficiently assign materials to geometric entities in your model. These tools help expedite the process of assigning materials, specifying material properties, and even comparing the impact of different materials on your simulation results. Here, we'll highlight three tutorial videos that showcase how to use such tools.Read More
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When you are creating a model, it can sometimes be difficult to keep track of all the parts in the geometry, including the conditions or constraints that apply to each section. This is especially true when dealing with large, complex geometries and multiple physics interfaces. In COMSOL Multiphysics, tools like named selections help maintain your model setup and streamline your workflow. Here's a look at three tutorial videos demonstrating how to create and utilize Explicit, coordinate-based, Boolean, and adjacent selections.Read More
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