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"Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon" will certainly satisfy any craving for a tasty, juicy, tender steak! Try a New York strip, a Texas rib eye, or a bacon wrapped filet mignon; this Texas style restaurant caters to everyone who loves beef! Not in the mood for beef today? They also have excellent chicken, sandwiches, and more. And make sure you try a cold beer with your meal. "Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon" in Branson invites you to belly up to The Watering Hole because happy hour begins when you arrive, all day, every day!


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Kerry Washington is loving every bit of her second pregnancy.
The Scandal star, who was super private and incognito during her first pregnancy, hung out with a few of her friends in Las Vegas over Memorial Day weekend and they went to see Jennifer Lopez's residency show, All I Have, at Planet Hollywood.
The ladies were all smiles before the show as they headed to Mr Chow at Caesar's Palace.
Elevator selfies are always lit.
Following the show, Kerry stuck around to pose for press photos with Miss Jenny From The Block herself. Kerry flooded the 'gram with more amazing photos from her girls' night out.
What's a night out without a squad pic?
The mom-to-be shared a sentimental moment by thanking her fellow Bronx girl with a photo of herself sitting on top of a statue of a glittering crescent moon, captioned, "Tonight I got to go from The Bronx to the moon and then back again. Thank you @jlo… Good night Vegas."
Apparently, Kerry and J Lo have a long history of friendship that starts way back before either of them were famous. In 2014, the Emmy-nominated star revealed that not only did she and Lopez both grow up in the Bronx, but they even went to the same local Boys & Girls Club.
It's a small world after all.
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Kerry Washington Sports Baby Bump At 2014 NAACP Image Awards (PHOTOS)
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London-based Zodiak Kids and China's Fantawild Animation have forged a co-development and co-production deal for Tiger Team, a new series based on the bestselling books by author Thomas Brezina.
Tiger Team follows young detectives Leonie, Luke and Patrick as the travel to new places and solve interesting cases while facing down felons. The book series has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide with more than 100 editions published and translated into 24 languages. In China, 18 million copied have been sold since its launch in 1995, with 15 new illustrated books launching last year.
Fantawild is a major IP holder in China, with 20 animation titles that are distributed in more than 100 countries including Boonie Bears, the number one animation brand in China. Boonie Bears has four original theatrical film that have grossed more than US$200 million at the Chinese box office, setting records for the Chinese animation industry. Its parents company, Fantawild Holdings, has 24 theme parks in China with 10 more planned to open in the next five to eight years.


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I love the sunrises here!
I am determined to have it be spring, so Sammi and I bought mulch and pansies. We cleaned up the flower beds and planted and mulched. It felt awesome to do yard work again!
Sammi and I enjoyed Tex-Mex for lunch! The earth is slowly waking up! I wore sandals in the afternoon. Oh, happy day!
These two went to a KMEA competition. Lizzy was allowed to play with the older orchestra. They scored a Distinguished. Then they headed over to St Matthew's mall for lunch and shopping. Jessi bought this fun Tardis necklace – it says" Bigger on the inside" on the back.
Brother got a new Braille book! Love that he has books too!
Over to therapy. We are continuing to work on switches. He's got this! If I hit the button, it says More. Then the people push me on the swing! And he loved the fan! If he pushed the button, the fan would come on. He loved the feel of that!
Huge deal here! Joy HATES stink bugs. I mean HATES! She will scream and you have to dispose of the creature before peace can be restored. So her getting a piece of tissue and grabbing the bug was phenomenal! Way to go babe! Face those fears!
One way to make Lizzy a happy girl – buy sushi!
Brother listening to Jessi's music! A tea party for Joy
My sweet Jessi. She was smiling, so I had to take pictures! This girl. The number of prayers I pray for her! She is such a quiet thing. How I wish sometimes that I was telepathic and could read her thoughts. She loves to laugh and be sarcastic. She loves to be with friends and to read. I love her so.
My cute boy – playing outside, barefoot! He was exploring the grass and following my voice in the last two pictures. I'm so proud of him.
These goofy monkeys! Their new boots came in – pink! This set of pictures says so much about them. They love each other so much. Of course they drive each other crazy too. But I am grateful they have each other!
So this is how we do our grocery list. I think it's so funny how technology has changed how I shop! If you want it, Mom will buy it ONLY if it's on the list. So the list grows, I take a picture with my phone and then go to the store and buy what's on the picture. Crazy!
Love a sleeping picture! Too cute! My cuddly boy and his sweet Sammi.
More therapy! I am always looking for toys / therapy tools that will help Brother meet his sensory needs so we can work on other things. Therapist had this teether. When you bite it, it vibrates. Perfect for Alex! So I took a picture so I could order it when I got home. Because DON"T google "vibrating toy". There's a reason we have to talk to our youth constantly about porn. An innocent search returns terrible things!
We saw this at the store and had to take a picture! Our sweet Baby Bella!
And the side of our house. It's this thin strip of mulch. So I put all of our mosaics and painted rocks there. It makes me smile.
I got to sub at VIPS three days this week. Wow! My sister who works has my respect! It's not easy getting everyone where they need to be, on time, and get yourself to work! And then work and then cook and clean and be happy and do everything it is that moms do!
We found a new viola teacher for Lizzy. He is located right here behind us in Oldham County. He is fabulous! He will help her progress so far! I am so pleased!
Saturday we headed over to the Zoo. Jason has been wanting to go back since we went last on December 26th. But Friday night he twisted his ankle. We looked it up and realized they rent motorized scooters. We were quite a sight with our wheelchair, two strollers, and a motorized scooter! We enjoyed a picnic at the zoo! It was fun, but since it was the first nice weekend we have had all year, half of Louisville was there!
Jason and I realize that so much of why our family works is because the big kids are always helping, so we try and do special things for them as well. That afternoon Lizzy hung out (cause I can't say Play date anymore, she's 12!) with a friend. Sammi had had enough social so she just wanted to retreat to her room. So Jason and Jessi went to the Kentucky Science Museum. She loved the time with her Dad and her "Mummy!"
On Sunday I was sitting next to some young moms. I was holding a sweet little baby and saying how I missed this stage. One of the moms looked at me and said, but I can't wait till mine are teenagers. I thought about it. How I love when they are little! Everything can be fixed with a kiss and a snuggle! You can shelter and protect them from the crazy world! When they are big, it's so much easier physically! They can walk, talk, and look after their physical needs. You can say, Let's have a picnic and stand back and watch as they make sandwiches, pack fruit, and do all the work themselves. How I love my family! I am so grateful I was allowed to be a mother!


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Here is a device that comes with a familiar e-ink display and can pass on as another ebook reader but is unlike any out there. Rather, Visionect, a Slovenian startup would like to call its e-ink based device as a platform that is designed to make it convenient for users to develop e-ink based apps based on HTML5, CSS and Javascript easily. The system can be used to develop even complex apps and allows developers to have an idea of what the app will look like in reality in an e-ink based device.
Another stand-out feature of the device is that most of the processing is done at the Visionect servers, which also explains the use of a rather meager 120 Mhz chip to power the device. The working is seamless though and users won't ever have any inkling of the device merely acting as a terminal in most of the cases with the processing being carried out at Visionect Servers. This is much like the Chromebook strategy of using slightly low powered hardware while relying on cloud computing to get the work done. The obvious benefit of such a setup is keeping a check on the price, which in this case is 239 Euros ($320). The device also boasts of gsensor and Wi-Fi connectivity. Other tech specs include a 6 inch capacitive e-ink display that is encased in a sturdy water proof casing that can take quite a beating.
Visionect also mentions companies such as Plastic Logic, eInk, Epson, ST as its key partners. The company also claims to have delivered solutions to Sony, Samsung and such. The Wemar Nautipad pictured above is also based on the Visionect hardware that acts as a boat information display and can be used as an interactive control system to aid in navigation. Visionect products can also be used as a product information display system, as has been done by Slovenia's biggest telecom company in their stores.
Sovan Mandal is the senior tablet and tech corespondent for goodereader.com. He brings a international approach to news that is not just applicable to the North American market, but also Asia, India, Europe and others. Sovy brings his own writing flavor to the website and is interested in Science Fiction, Technology and Writing. Any questions, send an email


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EPA and DHA reduce the frequency of seizures in drug-resistant epilepsy
Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) play important roles in the maintenance and modulation of neuron functions, and there is evidence that they have anticonvulsant effects. On this basis, research was conducted on the effect of EPA and DHA on the seizure rate among patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. The double-blind, randomised and placebo-controlled trial included 99 subjects with drug-resistant epilepsy (85 aged 5 to 16 and 14 aged 17 to 45), who received 2, 4 or 6 capsules a day of: DHA (417.8 mg DHA and 50.8 mg EPA/capsule, n = 33), EPA (385.6 mg EPA and 81.2 mg DHA/capsule, n = 33) or placebo (high oleic sunflower oil), n = 33) for a year.
The effect of treatment on the seizure rate was assessed by controlling the effects of the variables sex, age, seizure rate per week on inclusion in the trial, type of seizure and number of antiepileptic drug combinations used at the start of the trial. Fifty-nine subjects completed the trial. The average seizures per month, by group, were: EPA group, 9.7 ± 1.2; DHA group, 11.7 ± 1.5; and placebo group, 16.6 ± 1.5. After adjustment, the results showed that in the EPA group there was a 42% reduction in seizure rates (p = 0.008), while in the DHA group the reduction was 39% (p = 0.04), all in comparison to the placebo group. The EPA and DHA-treated groups had seizures-free days than the placebo group (p < 0.05).
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Invited Commentary by Lyerly Published in The Lancet
The commentary, by Anne Drapkin Lyerly, MD, professor of social medicine and associate director of the UNC Center for Bioethics, argues that the WHO's recommendation of dolutegravir as an HIV treatment for all populations was a significant advancement in the ethical inclusion of pregnant women in biomedical research.
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Joseph Pino, MD, Associate Dean and Campus Director, UNC School of Medicine Wilmington Campus, has been recognized as a Health Care Hero by the Greater Wilmington Business Journal.
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Last month, the Office of Faculty Affairs and Leadership Development and the School of Medicine (SOM) Well-Being Committee hosted a Wellness Week for faculty with events such as a Wellness Scholarship Expo, Visiting Professor talks, massages, pet therapy, and more.
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The UNC School of Medicine Office of Faculty Affairs and Leadership Development and the Center for Health Innovation are accepting proposals for the 2020 UNC School of Medicine Well-Being Pilot Awards. Applications are due Jan. 14, 2020, and as many as three awards of up to $10,000 each will be announced in March 2020.
Save the Date – Daily Career & Life Transitions Panel for Women Faculty
The Association of Professional Women in Medical Sciences (APWIMS) is hosting a panel on daily career and life transitions – from giving care at work to care at home. Click to learn more and to register!
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Do you have an idea you would like to implement at UNC? Are you uncertain about how to move your idea forward? Making the Case is a highly interactive program designed to help faculty transform an idea into a compelling proposal. Over the course of three sessions, participants will develop or refine their idea, identify key stakeholders, receive coaching from leaders across the institution, and practice pitching their idea in a low-stakes environment.
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Senior Writing Instructor Mike Copperman a Finalist for the Oregon Book Award
Senior Writing Instructor, Mike Copperman, is a finalist for the 2018 Oregon Book Award in creative nonfiction.
With the hardcover edition already sold out and a paperback version on its way in March, the success of Teacher: Two Years in the Mississippi Delta is already established. Yet becoming a finalist for this prestigious award recognizes the importance of Mike's memoir and the experiences it relates about working as a fourth-grade teacher in rural Mississippi.
School superintendents, educators, and writers around the country praise the book's candid descriptions of entrenched inequality across the United States that the day-to-day life of a teacher makes visible. Mike's book offers insight for teachers and engaged community members alike about the possibilities and limitations of teaching in systems of socio-economic and racial oppression.
Learn more about the book and its author by reading some of the online reviews and interviews, or visit the author's website.
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October 27: Symposium on Antiracist Writing Assessment
Please join UO's Composition Program on Friday, October 27, for a Symposium on Antiracist Writing Assessment (https://arwa.uoregon.edu/).
This full day of events will bring together teachers of writing intensive courses, campus leaders in antiracism efforts, and other members of the UO community working toward curricular reform to consider different designs for inclusive writing assignments and learning environments.
The symposium features a writing assessment workshop led by Dr. Asao B. Inoue, whose award-winning social justice-focused work in Rhetoric and Composition engages the disproportionate barriers to success for students of color, first-generation college students, and other students from diverse backgrounds.
For information about Dr. Inoue's workshop, symposium registration materials, and additional resources for related to intersectional antiracist pedagogies, please visit the Symposium's website at https://arwa.uoregon.edu/.
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Last period is finally over. You've closed your notes, zipped up your bag, and happily exited your classroom with a feeling of relief. As you gaze around, you can't help but notice your classmates' exhausted eyes as they eagerly leave the campus. Still, congratulations! All of you survived the infamous hell week. Now what? Here are some things you can do after that brain-draining week of schoolwork!
Sleep! You earned it.
Do yourself a favor and get a good night's rest. This is the first thing you should do after a tiresome hell week. Aim for a juicy 8 to 9 hours of sleep that make you feel like royalty when you wake up. Try drinking a warm glass of milk to relax those muscles. Or take a warm shower to freshen up before going to bed. Keep those gadgets and books. Tidy-up your bed, put some comfortable clothes on, and play some chill music to aid your tired mind.
Try to reset your internal body clock, too. Sleep early and wake up early. Post-hell week is the perfect time to normalize your sleeping pattern again. It will help you wake up with ease without smashing that snooze button when another hell week comes.
Eliminate the stressor
Before you jump into the world of rest and relaxation, make sure you don't have any more tasks to accomplish. It's difficult to enjoy your day while subconsciously thinking of that 10-page reaction paper! So clear your to-do list first. Trust me, it's worth it.
Food is life, literally
Eat! Cook a breakfast meant for kings. Start your day with a hearty meal. Go for dishes high in fiber and protein like meat, eggs, and bread to replenish lost energy. Maybe limit your caffeine intake and drink water instead.
Treat yo'self
It's your day, so you should claim it! Binge-watch that series you've been itching to see. Grab comfort foods you've been craving for days. Start that game that you've been dying to play. In short, do the things you couldn't do while you were busy because you've earned it.
Study hard but party harder
Seven or more days of being cooped up at home studying can get a bit depressing. It's not bad if you go out a little for a fresh breath of air. But why not go out with your friends and enjoy the temporary freedom time has given you? If you want to be alone and get some peace and quiet parks and museums might be what you're looking for! Another idea for the more sociable? Attend band gigs! Their music is perfect for a night out with friends.
This might be the first of many hell weeks you'll encounter in school, so get ready for more. Follow this guide and you'll be a pro in handling pressure in no time. But remember, use this guide with limitations.
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WATER AND MARSH VIEWS!!!! Build your dream home in beautiful Kiawah River Estates on this premiere lot and be surrounded by nature and lovely low country homes. One of the desirable features of this lot is it is set back from the main street in a quiet cul-de-sac. Your view from the back is a lagoon filled with nature, beyond that is the 18th fairway of the prestigious Oak Point Golf Course, and behind the fairway is marsh and Haulover creek views, to your left you will see Kiawah Island. Kiawah River Estates is surrounded by Oak Point Golf Course, one of the five courses of world renownedKiawah Golf Resort. Membership is available at Oak Point, Kiawah Island Governor's Club and Seabrook Island. The community features a community crabbing dock with floating dock, community club house, swimming pool, tennis courts and half basketball court. Buyer to pay 1/4 of 1% selling price to capital funds account and an $75 registration fee.
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Thursday 23/09/2004
Linguistics is a funny business. Once upon a time, our sceptred isle was stuffed full of Celts all nattering away in Celtic. Reasonable enough, you'd think, but our mustachio'd forefathers weren't content to leave it at that. Awkward lot, the Celts.
The details are unclear -- presumably things went wrong at a party -- but at some point the language diverged into two kinds, P-Celtic and Q-Celtic. The P-Celtic was spoken by the Welsh, the Cornish and a sprinkling of others - after an order was enacted to expel a large number of vowels from those lands -- while Q-Celtic turned into Gaelic and gave us such useful words as whisky, more whisky, and my god, Hamish, I've got a hangover the size of the Isle of Skye (*).
Now, a spot of linguistic diversity is all very well but this one was particularly poorly thought-out. P-Celtic is so called because it has a P but no Q, and vice-versa. However, during the Great Letter Expulsion, the P-Celts also discarded K. This, alas, is proof that whatever the local mages, seers and priests were good at, prophesy and foresight were not in their core competencies. Forget ideas of Merlin peering keen-eyed into the future: neither he nor any of his compatriots spotted the eventual rise of Linux. And even if they did -- a complete lack of evidence rarely being a hindrance in Celtic studies -- they utterly missed the creation of that popular desktop environment, KDE, and the host of applications that use it, many of which have names beginning with K.
None of this would have mattered had Welsh gone the way of most things Celtic and disappeared quietly into history. But no, it hung on in there. Fast forward a couple of thousand years, and not only is the language alive but it's prospering under the influence of that post-colonial guilt trip about minor languages. And Welsh speakers, not unreasonably, would like to freely compute.
Fortunately, a compromise has been struck. An online translation project called Gyfieithu, which itself means to translate, has gracefully elided G with K, thus rendering itself Kyfieithu and letting everyone get on with the business of Welsholising KDE. Whether this will bring K back into general use west of the border remains to be seen: we can only be thankful that the Sinclair QL was no great success and the cunning linguists of Cymru were spared that particular challenge.
(*) Gratuitous bit: Skye is near the home of Gavin Maxwell, writer of the greatest work of otter-related literature, Ring of Bright Water. The island continues to enjoy a healthy otter population, some of which may be seen at a special centre which lives at the end of one of the area's many long, twisty, narrow roads. I was driving along this a few weeks back when it occurred to me that it should be christened the Otterbahn. And why should you be spared the pain?


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Oncosil Medical run-up spurs big gain in Shares Race
A big run-up in the share price of Oncosil Medical has helped catapult Varun Ratra, of the newsletter Eye between Bulls & Bears, into second place in week four of the Shares Race.
Ratra's portfolio value has grown to $119,620, with his original $10,000 investment in Oncosil Medical now worth $27,692, up from $16,154 last week.
The medical device company focusing on oncology is the best-performing tip of all.
Race leader Angie Ellis, of 20 20 Investments, has a portfolio value of $122,001, fuelled by the strong performance of Magmatic Resources.
Her original $10,000 investment in the gold and copper explorer is now worth $23,333, down from $25,000 last week. It is the second-best performer of all.
Dan Silver, co-chief executive of Stake, moves to fifth place from second last week. Like Ellis, he also holds Magmatic Resources. However, the share prices of some of his other picks, including Navarre Minerals and BetMakers Technology, fell during the week.
Zoono Group, which is held by Ellis, is the third-best performing tip, with her original $10,000 investment in the anti-microbial products company worth $19,767, up from $16,279 last week.
The sharemarket, as measured by the S&P/ASX 300 index, rose by almost 1 per cent during the week to close at 6,682 points on Thursday, the day the competition closed.
The Shares Race is a fantasy shares game that runs for six weeks. Players start with $100,000, divided evenly across 10 stocks. Their progress is reported weekly.
Writes about personal finance for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.


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Speedway Motors Signature '32 - Magnaflow Exhaust - Load And Go: Part II
The Speedway Signature '32 Gets Its Exhaust System
Our Speedway Motors Signature Series '32 is nearing completion with one hurdle ahead. This is a simple challenge to overcome given how complete the highboy comes out of the crate-build an exhaust system. And to that end, we paid a visit to MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust, manufacturers of numerous aftermarket exhaust systems for factory rides as well as hot rods. We opted for a MagnaFlow universal-fit Hot Rod Kit.
Remember that we are using the Speedway Motors Tru-Ram (cast iron PN 9300300; polished stainless steel PN 930-0302; natural stainless steel PN 930-0301) exhaust manifolds, which are a center dump. This manifold fits Gen I small-block Chevy engines in a variety of applications. (Make sure to check the Speedway fitment guide to see if your car's original location steering box will work with the Tru-Rams.)
The MagnaFlow Hot Rod Kit comes in 2.25-, 2.50-, and 3.00-inch diameters to meet the performance demands of your engine. The Hot Rod Kit features mandrel-bent universal tubing in various straight and curved sections that will accommodate most custom-built exhaust systems. Mandrel-bent tubing is a term thrown around by many manufacturers, and for good reason. The mandrel-bent tubing creates a smooth, high-flow bend that is pleasing to look at but also allows exhaust gases to escape quickly and easily. The other side of the coin is the compression-bent tubing typically found at the local muffler shop. Compression-bent tubing can significantly limit exhaust gas flow, thereby robbing your engine of its performance (horsepower and torque). To make matters worse, this leads to a loss of fuel economy and can create a an undesirable resonance (sound) in the exhaust note. Our 2.25-inch Hot Rod Kit came with the following:
(2) 54-inch straight lengths (4) 45 bends (4) 90 bends (2) 180 bends (6) stainless steel hangers (2) ball and socket flanges
In our case, the MAS 350 small-block rated at 325 hp was matched to 2.25-inch exhaust tubing with a pair of 5x8x18 oval O/C mufflers (stainless steel body, end caps, and a perforated core as well as a stainless steel weld bead, and they are reversible for a custom installation). The 2.25-inch polished T304 stainless steel was finished off with round tips (7 inches long with a 3-inch diameter at its opening) to meet the demands of true street performance-drivability and a "throaty" hot rod sound. According to MagnaFlow, the stainless steel tips will last five times longer than chrome tips and come with a lifetime warranty against defects.
Pipe size is always a critical part of the exhaust system matrix. The diameter will affect both sound levels and muffler performance. By now you should also realize that bigger isn't always better. Too large of an exhaust tube can decrease exhaust scavenging by allowing atmospheric pressure to move back upstream (within the pipe). Remember that smaller-diameter exhaust tubing will allow exhaust gases to flow faster than larger tubing, which results in a better scavenging. In the world of street performance, you will find yourself using 2.00- through 2.50-inch pipe, while modified street applications will generally use 2.50- or 3.00-inch pipe. We found ourselves looking at 2.25- to 2.50-inch exhaust tubing in our particular situation and opted to go with the 2.25. Remember that smaller tubing allows exhaust gases to flow faster, enhancing scavenging, and this was high on our desirable character list. Since all-out strip performance wasn't a consideration, let's face it-we have a 2,500lb car with 325 hp, so acceleration shouldn't be a problem ... ever! The smaller-diameter tubing also aided in packaging requirements, allowing us to maximize the space we had to work with underneath.
Follow along and see how you too can fit a custom, high-performance, good-sounding exhaust system to your street rod.


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Buddy drones are small equipment drones that are often included in units of troops, weapon teams, vehicles or other larger drones. They float in the air upon suspensors and are extremely nimble and very adept at keeping pace with their parent units. There are many different kinds of buddy drones – each with their own specific purpose.
Batter Drone
The batter drone is a defensive buddy drone that projects a kinetic energy shield or batter shield that can deflect or absorb incoming attacks. Kinetic shields are kinds of suspensor fields – the same sort of invisible energy fields that enable drones to hover and vehicles to move effortlessly through the air. Batter drones are often attached to weapon teams to provide them with mobile cover. They are also assigned to vehicle units both to provide stand-off protection and also to shelter accompanying infantry.
Gun Drone
Gun drones are armed buddy drones whose role is to act as guardians or sentries. A gun drone can be armed with any standard type of weapon but is usually equipped with a plasma carbine.
Compactor Drone
A compactor drone carries a generous material load in a stable compressor field. It is employed to transport equipment up to a certain size. One use is to enable a bike mounted unit to function temporarily as infantry by folding its machines into its compression field. The other common function of these buddy drones is to provide a unit with two alternative kinds of equipment. E.g. Concord Interceptor squads use compactor drones to transport support weapons into action. The bike riders swap their bikes to serve as crew to the weapon. When necessary they can swap the weapon back for their bikes if they need to move quickly.
Shield Drone
Shield drones are small, agile sacrificial buddy drones whose role is to protect the units they are with by intercepting enemy shots or blows before they can inflict any serious damage. They are almost always destroyed as a result of their efforts, but fortunately they are created to be entirely cheerful about their fate and take their protective duties extremely seriously.
Camo Drone
Camo drones radiate nano-dampeners that make it difficult to detect a unit's energy signature and which confuse or blind enemy combat shards. They also project a three-dimensional soft light imago that disrupts visible light round about them. They are often attached to infiltration units.
Medi Drone
A medi-drone is a mobile medical drone that is able to administer immediate care to wounded. Medi-drones are often included in units of troops, especially command units.
Also available are drones and probes for specific factions, from small to very large!:


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The OCR A level in Geography has been designed to give learners the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to become engaged global citizens. Through the study of dynamic and contemporary content, learners can understand and interact with issues which affect people and places at a range of scales from local to global – and all that is in between.
A level in Geography will enable learners to:
Develop their knowledge of locations, places, processes and environments, at all geographical scales from local to global.
Become confident and competent in selecting, using and evaluating a range of quantitative and qualitative skills and approaches, (including observing, collecting and analysing geo-located data) and applying them as an integral part of their studies.
Understand the fundamental role of fieldwork as a tool to understand and generate new knowledge about the real world, and become skilled at planning, undertaking and evaluating fieldwork in appropriate situations.
Geographical and fieldwork skills are fundamental to the study, practice and discipline of geography. A four day residential is planned for the end of Year 12 to enable students to apply the theory studied in the classroom and to collate data for independent investigation. The estimated cost of residential fieldwork is £200.
Geography combines well with both Arts and Science subjects. It is an obvious choice for careers in sustainability and green issues, urban regeneration, energy supply, retail location, managing the effects of hazards and climate change. In the world of business an understanding of global economics forms an important part of geography. Geography is a good choice to give your A level options the breadth that universities like, as well as enhancing your skills of writing essays and extended reports.
Physical Systems (01): (24% of A Level, 1 hour and 45 mins exam)
Human Interactions (02): (24% of A Level, 1 hour and 45 mins exam)
Geographical debates (03): (32% of A Level, 2 hour and 30 mins exam)
Investigative Geography (04/05): (20% of A Level, Centre Assessed)
For admission to A level Geography, our usual minimum requirements are:
- Five GCSEs at grade 5 or above.
- Students will need to have achieved a grade 6 or above in Geography.


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How did we get started?
Medea Benjamin, Jodie Evans, Diane Wilson, Starhawk and about 100 other women kicked off CODEPINK on November 17, 2002. We set up for a 4-month all-day vigil in front of the White House during the cold of winter.
The vigil inspired people from all walks of life, and from all over the country, to stand for peace. Many organizations joined us, including Global Exchange, Greenpeace, WILPF, WAND, Public Citizen, NOW, Women for Women International and Neighbors for Peace and Justice. The vigil culminated on March 8, International Women's Day, when we celebrated women as global peacemakers with a week of activities, rallies and a march to encircle the White House in pink.
Over 10,000 people participated, and a group of 25 women, including Alice Walker, Maxine Hong Kingston, Susan Griffin, Starhawk, Jodie Evans and Medea Benjamin, were arrested for taking our peaceful protest right up to the White House gate.
CODEPINK thus emerged out of a deep desire by a group of American women to stop the United States from invading Iraq. The name CODEPINK plays on the former Bush Administration's color-coded homeland security alerts — yellow, orange, red — that signaled terrorist threats. While Bush's color-coded alerts were based on fear and were used to justify violence, the CODEPINK alert is a feisty call for people to "wage peace."
Since then CODEPINK has become a worldwide network of women and men committed to working for peace and social justice. We have become famous for confronting the warmongers, whether in the halls and hearing rooms of Congress, the national conventions of both the Republicans and Democrats, George Bush's fundraisers, the publicity tours of Karl Rove, Condi Rice, Donald Rumsfeld and others, and Nancy Pelosi's house.


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As always, library books are marked with an asterisk.
Dark Horse. Craig Johnson.*
This is the fourth book in the Walt Longmire mystery series, and I liked it. You (or Longmire, the first-person narrator. Whatever.) jump back and forth between the events of about two weeks before the present day and, uh, the present day. Sorry. I'm not really awake yet, but neither is the rest of the house and so it seemed like a good idea to get this out now.
Anyway, Longmire goes undercover to a nearby town as an insurance investigator so he can learn more about the events that led a woman to allegedly murder her husband after he (allegedly, also) killed her horses. This was a lot more plot-twisty than I expected, and there were so many unexpectedly small and sad moments. There were also big and sad moments, but it was the little asides that got me. But it was fantastic, and I need to go back to the library and get another.
Broke is Beautiful: Living and Loving the Cash-Strapped Life. Laura Lee.
Blessedly, this was not a frugal-living handbook. I'm at a point where most of what I read about frugal living is something I already know (buy less! Turn off the lights! Unplug things and cancel the cable!) or stuff that just doesn't apply to me (install more insulation in the attic of that house you own! Plant a garden on that half-acre of land you have just lying around somewhere! Stock your deep freezer!). This is more a pep talk about embracing how broke you are and how to go from there.
Frankly, I saw this was cheap on Amazon and went for it because I needed the encouragement. It's one thing to plan for the future and try to be responsible with your finances while still having a little bit of fun. It's another to bust your tail in a desperate attempt to make things better and to just have to wait. And it's a whole 'nother thing entirely when you look around, decide that things are pretty okay, laugh at Dave Ramsay's 7 steps and just try to take care of your life in the best way you can. Am I happy we have an emergency fund? Absolutely. Do I think we should have 3-6 months of living expenses stashed away? More than likely. Should I live a life where we already keep our living expenses down while enjoying every last bit of it? Yes. Yes, yes, yes.
So many books on personal finance are just really....unhappy. Yes, you'll suffer now but it will be worth it! Push forward toward that goal! Cut! Scrimp! Save! For one day, you will be financially secure and in a place to judge everyone not as prudent as you! I know that's not what most gurus are saying (maybe), but that's how it feels.
And while Lee annoys me a little with some of her assumptions, a lot of what she said was just ..... affirming. There's a whole chapter that's basically a love letter to libraries. There's the chapter where she points out that luxury goods aren't that luxurious any more. The final chapter is worth skipping altogether because she comes off as a major scold by telling the people reading the book that they're doing better than more than most of the world. A gentler, more cohesive approach would have been to circle back to her earlier chapter about how people with the smallest homes in the nicest neighborhoods have a weirdly skewed perception about their lack of wealth. We, more than likely the folks with access the book and the occasional down time to read (very quick read, by the way! I was sneaking pages while Evelyn played on the playground near our apartment. Because we're unexpectedly rich like that), are like the people with the older, smaller homes in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the world. That's really all it is.
So! I thought I had read more than this in April, but I guess not. I enjoyed what I did read, though. It's a beautiful thing when your library has every book in a set (or you have a husband willing to go to the library branches around town to pick up your books while you work) and you have enough Amazon credit to try out new-to-you books.


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The "best of the rest" – stories that caught MDN's eye that you may be interested in reading:
County wants fees set in case Utica shale tapped
Reading Eagle/Reading Times
Northern Berks County has been identified as an area with natural gas beneath its surface, so an ordinance is needed to make sure that an impact fee could be levied if drilling takes place, the county commissioners agreed Tuesday.
Gas well shuts down heating at Laurel Valley elementary
Laurel Valley Elementary School reopened on Tuesday after work on a Marcellus shale natural gas well caused water to enter the school's gas line and made it impossible to heat the building.
Drilling impact fee up for consideration in Fayette
Commisssioners Angela Zimmerlink and Vincent Zapotosky on Tuesday voted to place the proposed ordinance on the agenda for the board's possible approval at its regular meeting on March 20.
Marcellus: How much change
Charleston Gazette
Industrial booms always cause upheavals, good and bad. When oil drilling erupted in Sistersville a century ago, wooden rigs sprouted in vacant lots and front lawns; mud and brine were everywhere; inpouring workers lived in shantyboats "four and five deep" along the Ohio River bank; illegal saloons, bordellos and gambling joints proliferated.
Sure Thing: Gov. confident W.Va. will land cracker plant along with new jobs
Martinsburg Journal
Establishing incentives to attract a natural gas refinery, known as a cracker plant, to West Virginia was one of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's achievements during the recently concluded legislative session.
On An Energy-Equivalent Basis, Natural Gas Falls To New Lows Vs. Oil
Seeking Alpha
Here's an update of a chart I've featured before comparing prices for oil and natural gas on an energy equivalent basis.
Chevron Targets 20% Oil, Gas Output Growth by End of 2017
The Washington Post
Chevron Corp., the second-largest U.S. energy company by market value, plans to boost oil and natural-gas output by one-fifth through the end of 2017 with new wells from Australia to the Gulf of Mexico.
Tioga County, Pa Impact Fee Approved
WETM-TV Elmira
The fee is based on the number of wells a gas company has in the county and the price of gas from the previous year.
$2 Nat Gas Blues: Preparing for the Bottom – Cook's Kitchen
Stock Market Review
If clean-burning, abundant natural gas is the efficient energy of the future, why is it so darn cheap, hitting 10-year lows this week near $2.20 per million British thermal units?
Jeff's Bitch
Are you enjoying that $3.79 per gallon gas? Enough is enough already. People should be really pissed off, but not just at the oil companies.
NY Assembly calls for fracking health impact study
Environmental and health groups are praising the New York State Assembly for including an independent health impact study of hydraulic fracturing for natural gas in its budget proposal on Monday.


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WILKES-BARRE -- After putting together a 6-4 season in 2013 the King's College football team is hoping to take another step up the competitive ladder. The Monarchs will look to begin the challenge of building upon last year's success on Saturday when King's travel to Bethlehem to face Moravian College at 1:00 p.m. at Rocco Calvo Field.
With King's head coach Jeff Knarr entering his fifth season at the helm, the Monarchs are coming off their first winning season since going 6-5 in 2006. Highlighting the success of the 2013 squad were wins over Middle Atlantic Conference stalwarts Lycoming and Delaware Valley, who ironically were respectively voted as the favorites in the 2014 MAC Coaches Pre-Season Poll.
There is a high level of optimism this season as King's returns a number of players from last season and a promising class of newcomers who will supply a handful of players capable of stepping in immediately to fill roles vacated by graduating players.
The season-opening game with Moravian will be the first between the former MAC rivals since 2006 when the Monarchs won a 28-23 decision in Bethlehem. Moravian left the MAC the following the 2006-07 academic year to join the Centennial Conference.
Watch King's Season Previews on the following local TV Stations:
WNEP TV-16 l WBRE TV-28
About King's Football:
The Monarchs are in their 22nd year of varsity football after reinstating the sport in 1993 after a 30-year absence. King's has been a member of the MAC every year since its return to varsity status. The Monarchs have won one MAC title (2002) in its history, reaching the NCAA Sweet 16 in the process. King's last post-season appearance came in 2006 during a ECAC Southwest Bowl loss to Kean University. Since its MAC title and NCAA season in 2002 yielded a final 9-3 record, King's winningest campaign since was in 2003 when the team finished 7-4 and lost in the ECAC South Atlantic Bowl to Johns Hopkins.
About Head Coach Jeff Knarr:
Coach Knarr is in his fifth season at King's after arriving in Wilkes-Barre in 2010. Knarr, a Lehigh Valley resident, spent 11 years as an assistant coach at Muhlenberg College, Moravian's arch-rival. Knarr still resides in Easton with his wife Katie and their children Megan and Jake. Knarr owns a 10-30 career record at King's since being hired to rebuild the program.
About the King's-Moravian Series:
King's leads the all-time series 7-5 as the teams played on 12 occasions between 1993 and 2006 when the Greyhounds were members of the MAC. King's owned a five-year win streak from 1993-through-2003 before Moravian posted consecutive wins in 2004 and 2005. The Monarchs would win the final contest as MAC rivals 28-23.
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The game will be televised on tape delay at 4:00 p.m. by Service Electric Cable Station TV2 Sports. The game will also be aired locally for Service Electric Customers in the Wilkes-Barre and surrounding areas. The game will also be broadcast on the radio by WSAN 1470 AM. Fans can listen live over the Internet at:
The following is a position-by-position breakdown of the Monarchs heading into the season-opener at Moravian....
The Quarterbacks
King's quarterback position will be manned by senior co-captainTyler Hartranft (Schuylkill Haven/Blue Mountain) who enters his third season starting behind center. In 2013 Hartranft completed 150-of-280 passes for 2,013 yards and 16 touchdowns. In just three years he is now 47 completions away from breaking King's career mark of 333 and is also 385 passing yards shy of breaking the school-record of 4,322 yards through the air.?Holding down the back-up role will likely be capable junior Tom Hehre(Ventnor, N.J./Holy Spirit), who made an impact last season out of the Wildcat formation. Hehre rushed for 171 yards, averaging 5.9 yards per-carry. Freshman Zack Whitehead (Hockessin, DE/St. Mark's) has also pushed Hehre for time.
The Running Backs
King's running attack once again stands as one of the team's strongest points. Leading the pack in senior tailback Kyle McGrath(Sparta, N.J./Pope John) who has rushed for 1,831 yards with 17 touchdowns in his career while also catching 51 passes for 399 yards.
Junior Patrick Robinson (Scranton/Scranton) improved each week and finished the season with 251 yards and 5.1 yards per-carry while catching 11 passes for 181 yards. Another player to watch for is freshman John Harris (Darby/Cardinal O'Hara) who at 5-foot-5, 165-pounds is small in stature but big on speed, quickness, and elusiveness. One newcomer who could factor in in freshman tailback Brandon Yescavage (Old Forge/Old Forge) was the 2013 Pennsylvania Class "AA" Player of the Year after rushing for 2,666 yards with 46 touchdowns in his senior year alone.
The Receivers
King's graduated two of its top four receivers last year but return one of the best in the nation in senior pre-season all-American team co-captain Dan Kempa (Susquehanna/Susquehanna Community). A returning first-team All-MAC selection, Kempa had an outstanding junior year, setting two King's single-season records with 58 catches for 1,057 yards while scoring nine touchdowns.
Fellow senior Vince Albano (Kenilworth, N. David Brearly) is the second leading returning receiver with six receptions for 48 yards. Senior Antoine Basquiat (Cambria Heights, N.Y./Holy Cross), a special teams coverage dynamo, is expected to figure into the mix. The freshmen duo of Tyler Marroni(Wilmington, DE/Salesianum) and Marquis Miller (Reistertown, MD/Franklin) have looked good in the pre-seaosn and have earned a spot on the team's two-deep depth chart. Marroni is 6-foot-4 with good hands and leaping ability while Miller is smaller (5-9, 160), but posses excellent speed and hands.?At tight end, King's welcomes back sophomore Jay Thomas (Spring City/Owen J. Roberts) who started eight games and made eight catches with three touchdowns. Fellow sophomore Brian Atkinson(Cinnaminson, N.J./Holy Cross) played in eight games and made four catches.
The Offensive Line
The Monarch offensive line has a mixture of experience and youth but possesses excellent size, averaging 6-foot-1, 282 pounds per-starter.
Leading the group is junior Mark Vetterlein, a three-year starter at center. Senior Jim Strelecki (Telford/Souderton) started nine games last season and will again handle the right tackle position. Sophomore guard Jake Dever (Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown) battled through injury but started six of the seven games he played in as a rookie in 2013. Junior left tackle Evan Foster (Stratford, Ct./Bunnell) played just three games last season thanks to injuries and his healthy return will give the offensive line a boost. Sophomore Andrew Zub (Clark, NJ/Arthur L. Johnson) will get the start at left guard. Zub, who started his King's as a defensive lineman, was converted to the offensive line early last season and has made a steady transition to the position.
Adding depth is senior guard Lionel Rice (Bronx, N.Y./Mt. St. Michael Acad.) who started six contests last season, along with massive (6-5, 330) sophomore right tackleMike Clausen (Hedensted, Denmark) who started two of his six games as a rookie. King's depth includes freshman Tyler Maxwell (Port Murray, N.J.Warren Hills) who played in the Phil Simms New Jersey All-State All-Star Game at Rutgers University over the summer.
The Linebackers
King's defense has a tremendous tradition of quality linebackers and the 2014 season should be no different. Leading the unit is senior co-captain Nick Kaijala (Succasunna, N.J./Roxbury)Kaijala, an inside linebacker, led the team with 78 tackles, 12.0 tackles for loss, and 6.5 sacks in 2013. Sophomore Bobby Russell(Hamburg, N.J./Walkill Valley) played in all 10 games with one start at inside linebacker and made 23 tackles with an interception.
Junior James Burke (Bridgewater, N.J./Bridgewater-Raritan)played in all 10 games with one start and registered 22 tackles. Junior Monroe Sherman(Olney, MD/Sherwood) will get the start at the other outside linebacker spot while senior Greg Minardi (Morris Plains, N.J./Parsippany Hills) and freshman Hassan Maxwell (Pittston/Pittston Area) will also factor in. King's did suffer a big loss in senior outside linebacker Chad Curtice (Stevensville, MD/Kent Island) who started all 10 games last season and posted 57 tackles with 10.5 tackles for loss and 5.0 sacks. An injury before the start of training camp will keep Curtice out for an extended period of time with no timetable for his return.
The Defensive Line
The Monarch defensive line stands as the biggest question mark after the graduation of two starters in the team's 3-4 set, including first-team All-MAC play-maker Ron Garrett. Leading the defensive line is senior co-captain Peter Santorelli(Hillsborough/Hillsborough) who has started 28 of the 29 games he has played in, made 41 tackles last season, including 5.0 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, and an interception. Santorelli, who has played nose-guard the past two seasons, will move to defensive end.
Two other veterans who are expected to contribute at defensive end include senior Joe Cole (Allentown/William Allen) and junior Gary Poulson (Easton/Notre Dame). Cole has played 18 games in his career and made nine tackles in nine games as a reserve last season. Poulson played in seven games last season and made three stops. ??Sophomore Bryan Hicks (Bloomfield/Bloomfield) played in five games behind Santorelli at nose-guard and will move into the starting line-up. A potentially strong freshmen class could see multiple players earn a spot in the team's rotation of linemen. Junior end Michael Martina (Lafayette Hill/Plymouth-Whitemarsh) and freshman nose-guard Bob Shaw (Pompton lakes, NJ/Pompton Lakes), have both earned spots in the defensive line rotation.
The Secondary
King's secondary returns a number of players with experience and depth. The veteran of the group is senior free safety Kris Matthews(Seymour, Ct./Notre Dame) who his third year as a starter. Matthews was second on the team with 73 tackles and two interceptions last season and has amassed 161 tackles with four interceptions in his career.
Also back is junior safety Anthony Martuccio (Ridge, N.Y./Longwood) who was third on the team with 68 tackles and two interceptions. Junior cornerback Justin Burke (Bridgewater, N.J./Bridgewater-Raritan) played in nine games with one start and tallied 23 tackles with an interception.
King's welcomes back two veteran players who suffered season-ending injuries last season. Junior Tyler Cruz (Whitehall/Whitehall), who was the Monarchs' top cover cornerback, went down in week-five after making 10 tackles. Also back is fellow junior cornerback Tyler Mejasic (Phoenixville/Bishop Shanahan) was lost for he season in game-two.
One newcomer who could make an impact is freshman Jake Manetti (Old Forge/Old Forge), a first-team Pennsylvania all-state product who led his team to the state title game. Fellow rookie Justin Foster (Plainfield, NJ/Bound Brook) and junior A.J. Hubiak(New Philadelphia/Pottsville) are also slated to contribute as reserves at cornerback and free safety respectively.
The Special Teams
King's special teams will have a mixture of experience and inexperience. The return game is sound with Kempa back returning both kickoffs and punt. Kempa returned 28 kickoffs for a 17.5 yards average. He also had 17 punt returns for a 7.8 yard average. Robinson and Justin Burke both saw action as kick/punt returners. In kick/punt return coverage, the Monarchs also return top gunner Basquiat who made 22 special teams tackles last season.
The punting chores will be manned by sophomore Eric Haenggi(Mickletin, N.J./Kingsway Regional) who started all 10 games last season. Haenggi posted a misleading 32.65 yards per-average but in 49 punts he forced 18 fair-catches and pinned opponents inside their own 20 nine times. Freshman Connor Hoffman (Lawrence Twp., N.J./Lawrence) hope to challenge. The Monarchs will have a new place-kicker this season. Sophomore left-footer Mikhail Kniaziewicz (Levittown/Pennsbury) was the team's kickoff specialist last season but will handle the field goal/extra-point duties this season.
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After its game with Moravian, King's will return to the field Saturday, September 13 when the Monarchs open up MAC play with its home debut against Stevenson University at 1:00 p.m. at McCarthy Stadium in the Betzler Athletic Complex.
Scouting Moravian:
About the Head Coach
Jeff Pukszyn (Moravian '97) is entering his fourth season as Moravian's head coach after ten years as an assistant coach with the program. Pukszyn joined the Moravian staff as a part-time coach in 1997 after a three-year playing career that saw him named to the All-Middle Atlantic Conference First Team in 1994 and 1996. He was also a two-time captain. Pukszyn joined the coaching staff full-time in 1999 as defensive coordinator and added the titles of assistant head coach in 2001 and special teams coordinator in 2007. He has been a part of 205 games for Moravian since 1994 with a 99-105-1 record.
The Quarterbacks
Moravian entered preseason camp looking to have someone fill the role of starting quarterback. Sophomore Mike Hayes (Philadelphia, Pa./Chestnut Hill Academy)earned the starting nod for the opener with freshman Kordell Theadford (Easton, Pa./Notre Dame HS) listed as the back-up. Hayes did not throw a pass while seeing action in one game in 2013.
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The Greyhounds have a strong core of returning wide receivers led by junior Will McLaughlin (Hawley, Pa./Wallenpaupack HS) and sophomores Jalen Snyder-Scipio (Pottstown, Pa./Allentown Central Catholic HS) and Liam Nolan (Ventnor City, N.J./Holy Spirt HS), who will be the starting wideouts. McLaughlin battled an injury all season but still caught 19 passes for 209 yards and two touchdowns in his second year as a starter. Snyder-Scipio led the Hounds with 45 catches, 482 yards and four touchdowns in his first year with the squad.
Junior Andrew Racobaldo (Pennsauken, N.J./Camden Catholic HS) is slated to be the starting tight end while freshman Nick Nejad (Whitehall, Pa./Whitehall HS) will serve as the backup.
The Offensive Line
Moravian has four returners on the offensive line with seniors Jacob McKee (Perkiomenville, Pa./Boyertown HS) and Steve Paradiso (Flanders, N.J./Mount Olive HS) set for their final seasons. Also back are juniors Max Neis (Tinton Falls, N.J./Monmouth Regional HS) and Daniel Smith (Washington, N.J./Warren Hills Regional HS). Sophomore Bradley Straight (Annandale, N.J./North Hunterdon HS)has earned the other starting position to give the Greyhounds' front five an average size of 6-4, 276.
The Defensive Line
Moravian returns three starters to the defensive line this season. Senior Andrew Richmond (Matawan, N.J./Matawan HS) and junior Ryan Pysher (Bangor, Pa./Bangor HS) will start at the tackle positions while sophomore John Snyder (Lehighton, Pa./Palmerton HS) will be back at nose guard. Richmond had 34 tackles with a tackle for loss, two fumble recoveries and a blocked kick while playing just six games due to injury. Pysher made 35 stops with five tackles for loss, a pass break-up and a forced fumble last season while Snyder added 39 tackles, five and a half tackles for loss, two and a half sacks and three pass break-ups in his debut season while earning a spot on the All-Centennial Conference Honorable Mention squad.
The Linebackers
Moravian returns its entire starting group of linebackers this season with senior Kevin Bracken (Wanaque, N.J./Lakeland Regional HS) and junior Brendan Downey (Hawley, Pa./Wallenpaupack HS) as the starters at the two inside linebacker positions and senior Richard Kugel (Northfield, N.J./Mainland HS) and junior Chernoh Shaw (Allentown, Pa./Allentown Central Catholic HS) as the outside starters. Bracken had a team high 107 tackles last fall to go with seven tackles for loss, four interceptions, six passes defended, a fumble recovery and a forced fumble. Downey contributed 68 tackles with four for loss, one sack, one interception and two passes defended whileKugel had 34 tackles, one tackle for loss and a pair of interceptions in 2014. Shaw, who also saw action at defensive end, had 18 stops with two for loss, two sacks, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble a year ago.
The Secondary
Moravian has more depth retuning in the defensive backfield with three starters back in senior Rick Sinnig (Hillsdale, N.J./Bergen Catholic HS), junior Anthony Orlando and sophomore Noah Miller (Easton, Pa./Notre Dame HS). Sinnig, who was on the Centennial All-Conference Second Team last fall, made 84 tackles with one for loss, two interceptions and five passes defended while Orlando had 103 stops, five tackles for loss, two sacks, a pass breakup, three fumble recoveries including two returned for touchdowns and one forced fumble in his first season at Moravian. Orlando ended up earning a spot on the Centennial All-Conference First Team, the ECAC Division III All-Star First Team and the D3football.com All-South Region Second Team. Miller moved into the starting line-up in week three last year and had 45 tackles, two for loss, and a pair of interceptions.
Special Teams
ophomore Gonzalo Hurtado (Macungie, Pa. Emmaus HS) will take over the kicking duties for the Greyhounds this season after transferring to the school.
SPECIAL TEAMS: Junior defensive back Jimmy McCarthy is slated to return punts and kickoffs this season along with sophomore running back Chris Negron. McCarthyis second in school history with 60 career kickoff returns and also second in kickoff return yardage at 1,281 yards.


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Things are crashing quickly. A split is coming to this nation, G-d forbid, but I think it will come.ReplyDelete
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The country is a mess. I didn't realize just how much of a mess until the lights turned on and I saw this round of candidates are as evil and wacko as those in 2008.
I'm a little slow on the uptake when it comes to politics but the movie Ides of March made it crystal clear to me.
NYS now has paper ballots. My plan (at least on the local level) is to do a write in vote for myself, voting only for candidates that I can personally vouch for. This Novemember I can only vouch for ONE candidate. All the rest will be write ins for me.
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The Tea Party hasn't come up with any viable candidates in my mind. And frankly, the pundits and suppporters of the Tea Party have been a bit to cruel and pit bull like for me to have any respect for them:(
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As many of the early founders remarked about our experimental democratic republic - it would only hold as long as there was a basis in morality and a general respect for God. Upon those tenets I find little hope for us to every truly change the machine -- we may slow it down but we will be gore in the wheels of the beast to do so.
Each individual has to establish their own relationship with the creator and hope they are worthy to escape the coming corruption.
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