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13 Feb 12 Drum And Bass
Played by: JohnnyPluse(Bulabeats Records), Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, The Dancefloor Outlaws, Radical Mixtape, Neon Steve
A split single here between production duo Cain 1 & Wakutt, who head up the release with an ode to cough medicine in "Night Nurse", while Slynk provides more musical madness with "Bad Duppy Walk". The former is a bonafide jungle revivalist mash up with a lilting reggae swagger and a re-work of the syrupy sweet lyrics of Gregory Isaacs' legendary song of the same name. The latter also mixes a strong reggae influence with modern day D&B, plus some rave synths, cheery melodies, shuffling breaks and oodles of energy. Fun from start to finish!
19 Jul 10 Drum And Bass
20 Nov 12 Drum And Bass
Two heart-warming jungle-tastic dollops of loveliness here from the Jungle Cakes label. Deekline and Ed Solo are the sumptuous cooks of these two delights and what a treat they are. First up is "Bad Boys" with the iconic vocal hook "Bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do, what you gonna do when they come for you?" and insistent, pattering drums which are paired with jungle sirens and weighty bass beneath. Accompanying this is the equally as fun "You Can Be My Night" which continues the madness with massive builds, plenty of bass stabs with tearing drums and oodles of dancefloor potential.
24 Jun 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: Hong Kong Ping Pong, JohnnyPluse(Bulabeats Records), Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records), Ragga Scum, Run Tingz Cru, Silent Code
And so we reach the 19th volume of the Jungle Cakes saga, placing Deekline and Ed Solo together to create the dancefloor sensation that is "Zunga" with classic ragga vocals from the one and only Rubi Dan. A big rolling bass and funky horns take pride of place in that seriously infectious hook - add the tight punchy drums and you've got yourself the ultimate party track. Track two sees another jungle smasher take charge with the unmistakeable classic sample of "No No No" featuring the silky smooth vocals of Dawn Penn. Remixed by Serial Killaz the bass bursts straight out of the speakers, punching though hard steppy breakbeats to get any crowd moving. Skanking crew, get your kicks here.
15 Feb 11 Drum And Bass
Played by: Epeak, DJ Wood (Ghettofunk/Bombastic Jam), JohnnyPluse(Bulabeats Records), Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Telephunken, Dirty Dubsters, The Dancefloor Outlaws, Radical Mixtape
Breakbeat warriors Deekline and Ed Solo team up again, and this time they've gone for it. Not content with producing some of the nastiest, wobbliest breakbeat around, they've decided to turn their hand to drum & bass and another release on Jungle Cakes. Lead cut "King Of The Bong O" is a cheeky exercise in bootleg jump-up buffoonery - the sort of tune that boasts a grin a mile wide and a happy dancefloor to match. Flip "Stickybuds Guaranteed" opts for a slightly more old skool jungle approach, mashing up skankin' MC and familiar pop vocals. It goes without saying that both tunes feature stupidly heavy basslines.
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Brighton based breakbeat wizard Ed Solo steps up with partner in crime Deekline for this release on delectably entitled label Jungle Cakes. Bringing in the ragga jungle vibes with title track "Man Down", this one harks back to the Apache era, with buckets of Shy FX and Digi Soundboy vibes to boot. Punchy breaks are paired with cooing vocals and lilting rhythms to huge effect. "Untold" has tooting horns, jungle chirrups and lush, upbeat reggae vocals which drives this one along with a soulful swing.
10 Aug 11 Drum And Bass
Played by: JohnnyPluse(Bulabeats Records), Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Hero Records, Manmade / Cmc-Silenta, Chamber, Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records), Telephunken, Dirty Dubsters, Mooqee, Radical Mixtape
Bassbin worriers Ed Solo and Deekline return to their Jungle Cakes label for more natty and eminently danceable vintage riddims soaked in recognisable vocal hooks. Barrington Levy's "Under Me Sensei" has proved an inspiration to the jungle and drum and bass heads for many years now and the duo manage to eek further fun out of that distinctive vocal on "Sensei", which deviates nicely between rolling rhythms wrapped tight around booming sub bass and nicely poised steppah breakdowns. The flip brings the junglist flavour to the iconic "Ghost Town" which song purists might recoil in horror at, but there has always been a playful nature to these Jungle Cakes releases - drop this at the right moment and the dancefloor will respond in suitably enthusiastic terms.
25 Nov 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: Spaceriderz
Leaders of the world's number one reggae-influenced drum & bass label Jungle Cakes Ed Solo & Deekline have banded together to present their storming debut compilation mix Welcome To The Jungle. The Mick Jagger-approved pair (well, he was loving it at Glasto) set the tone with opener "Bad Boys", a tune that has dominated dance sets all year. Slotting in epic remixes throughout the 31 track monster from Serial Killaz, Stickybuds and Eddie K, vocals from Top Cat, Darrison and Rubidan, two continuous mixes and a set of FX to boot, this is a bumper pack of jungle fun. Pick your venue and mash it up.
20 Apr 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: JohnnyPluse(Bulabeats Records), Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records), Ragga Scum, Doctor Hooka, Radical Mixtape, Run Tingz Cru
You don't get much more junglistic than Ed Solo and on this latest release from Jungle Cakes, you've guessed it, some sticky, sweet jungle is the order or the day. "Smoke The Weed" is a classic jungle mashup, and with Canadian bass master Stickybuds on hand to provide some serious breaks it quickly escalates to an all-out skanking session. Before you can pass it on, "Joker Smoker" adds retro brass and guitar to build the reggae funk as the track fragments into not one but two different breakdowns providing the basis for some serious dancefloor workouts. Don't sleep on this.
30 Mar 12 Drum And Bass
The Freestylers take things on an old skool jungle tip here on, aptly enough, the Jungle Cakes imprint. "Entertainer" kicks off with a bounce, a wail of reggae-laced vocal, jungle tooting sirens, and sharp, rolling breaks. It swiftly progresses, with a souped up drop, into a classic latterday jungle riddim with low-slung swagger and lush amens. With plenty of attitude, this is a tune which keeps on giving, with samples, switch ups and all the sounds of 90s jungle. Watch out for the Serial Killaz remix as well, which is an essential addition to the package.
14 Oct 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: Fort Knox Five, DJ PURPLE RABBIT, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Juno Recommends Reggae/Oldies/Ska, Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records), D-Funk
House of David Gang know their onions when it comes to funky reggae vibes, even though they come from Canada. The Jamaican spirit lives everywhere! Ed Solo's reggae mix is a smooth, swaggering blend of classic reggae, rocking guitar licks and laid back grooves. Picking up the pace, the Ed Solo and Stickybuds edit adds super tight drums and a dancefloor-heavy bassline to get those arms flailing and those bodies grooving. Two very different sounds from one classic track, if you're a reggae warrior, you can't miss this.
30 Jul 12 Drum And Bass
Played by: Pimpsoul, DJ Rudd, JohnnyPluse(Bulabeats Records), Spaceriderz, Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records)
Two slabs of bonafide bass music on the Jungle Cakes imprint fresh for summer 2012. Kicking off no less than the fourteenth volume in the Jungle Cakes series, this one's fragrant and fresh as JFB does a grand job at pairing gentle, rolling breaks and jungle chirrups with more modern D&B production. Every bit of "Tequila Sunrise" is a tasty one with its shimmying rhythms, tooting horns and murmuring bass; this will have you moving and shaking. "Five On It" continues the story with enticing vocal, punchy drums and low-slung fervor. A big release, right here.
03 Dec 12 Drum And Bass
Played by: Hong Kong Ping Pong, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records), PIER, Satin
Jungle Cakes deliver the 16th volume of their Jungle Cakes series with Jinx In Dub at the helm and vocalist Kanjah for extra ammunition. First up is the glorious "Amen In Session" with its atmospheric intro, clinking piano keys, swaggering beats, stomping snares and infectious, swaying lyrics. As it progresses we are treated to a flurry of bass belches and shimmying melodies which are punctuated by jungle chirrups before the rolling amens kick in. As if this wasn't enough, "Seek & Find" continues the delightful narrative with soulful vocal, rattling breaks and plenty of junglistic vibes.
09 Jan 12 Drum And Bass
26 Aug 13 Drum And Bass
Played by: Spinforth, Manmade / CMC-Silenta, Euphonique (Sub-Woofah Records), S Man, Mo' Matic, Run Tingz Cru
The Tenerifian Tuffster returns to Jungle Cakes with two storming dubwise reboots. "I'm Blind To You" turbo-charges Collie Buddz with the skank-factor cranked up beyond the max while "Good Ol Days" takes Gentleman and Sugar Minott's yarn for the past and plasters it with brutal amens. Run Tingz have signed Ricky for a whole album; these two party-minded treats show why. Essential jungle business.
30 Apr 12 Drum And Bass
23 Sep 13 Drum And Bass
Two fresh remixes of S.C.A.M's "Put Up Your Hands" have just hit Jungle Cakes, ready to excite you ears and provide aural pleasure! The first comes courtesy of The Freestylers and Unknown. Classic vocals, pulsing basslines and huge beats set the groove that's sure to cause damage on the dancefloor. Run Tingz Crew are next up on the remix and deliver syncopated breaks, crafty use of ragga vocals and some seriously whompy bass Unstoppable energy floods through the speakers making it impossible not to rinse out, hard!
06 Dec 10 Drum And Bass
Played by: Shantisan, Fort Knox Five, U9lift, Mooqee, MAGE, DJ Kayowa, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Audited Beats, Quincy Jointz, Telephunken, Hidden Riddim
A couple of cute jungle cuts from The Wildlife Collective (alias of Ed Solo and Deekline) on suitably delectable imprint, Jungle Cakes. A warm, woozy vocal led narrative in lead track "I Need A Dollar" tells a tale like a modern day reggae top line. Beautiful booming bass adds solid foundations from below whilst tooting trumpets and pattering breaks shimmy along nicely above. On the flip, "Bad Bwoy" is another tribute to Jamaican sound culture, referencing Remarc's early 90s jungle interpretation "Bad Bwoys" along the way. There's a hint of Serum & Bladerunner in there, with classic sounds pared with modern production techniques and polished drums. Absolutely brilliant.
06 Apr 09 Drum And Bass
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View Larger Interview on Ape on the Moon blog. Big thanks to Alex Mathers and Phillip Dennis. Click here or the image to read the full article. Posted 1 week ago 2 notes
Four Four Two Magazine Optimist Pessimist. I was commisioned by Four Four Two magazine to create an image to accompany a questionnaire. The questions helped to decide whether you were an optimist or a pessimist on the field and how it affects your game. Thanks to Tom Chase for some great Art Direction and for sending out a copy to me. Posted 2 weeks ago
AOI awards tour Second Leg & Talk at Swansea Metropolitan: University of Wales Trinity St David I gave a talk about my work to Swansea Met Uni's three years of Illustration students on Friday 8th. It was part of an afternoon of Lecture's featuring Myself, Tamara Dellutri - who is researching feminist futures in her studies. Ian Dodds - a top man and a great Illustrator and Matthew Searer - Membership manager of the AOI and all-round oracle of Illustration knowledge. I also go to see my work as the Uni was the second stop on the AOI awards tour. Also spotted the always exciting work of Lesley Barnes and right next to mine, my friend and former tutor the marvellous Mr Jonny Hannah. It was great to meet the student's and staff and was also my first visit to Wales. Thanks to Derek Bainton for the invite. Posted 2 weeks ago 2 notes
View Larger Ted Baker blog A few weeks ago I got my hands on the TB blog and designed a new header for it. Here is the image and also a mention of me in the monthly emailer. Posted 3 weeks ago 1 note
Ingenjören Swedish magazine Ingenjören asked me to create images in response to the text from the New York Times' book review. The article focused on the details of the Nick Snowden leaks and the level in which America were monitoring their citizens.I drew on references to 1984 and a controlled state, I wanted to show a clean and happy 'american dream' but counter this with the menacing figure of the government, always tapping into the intimate information of it's people. Posted 1 month ago 2 notes
View Larger Revisiting Recently I have been looking back at earlier work and tackling images that I felt were maybe not as developed as they could be. I wanted to re-work the pieces to make them stronger and this is one of them. The image on the left is the original, the right is the re-work. Posted 1 month ago 1 note
AOI Awards - Somerset House Last tuesday I attended the AOI awards where I won an award in the self-initiated category. (I can be seen in the above image caught halfway in the centre between standing and crouching.) It was a brilliant evening and I met some great people from the AOI as well as some fantastic Illustrators like John Riordan, who's work I have the pleasure of being next to. Lesley Barnes who gave me a marvellous postcard. Ceri Williams very nice guy and complete chap. And the overall Professional Winner Jonathan Burton who's work was just sublime. It was also great to be able to catch up with my agents from Eastwing too. The work will be up there till Oct 27th so do have a gander, details here. I also gave a talk about my work a few Saturday's ago, where afterwards Roger Moore of GE Lifestyle asked me to do a video interview on my subject 'Visual Metaphors and Abstraction of the Mind'. You can watch the video by clicking here. There are a few more talks but Lesley & Ceri coming up the next two weekends. The screen grabs are from Roger Moore's video And top group photo was taken by Sara Thomas Posted 1 month ago 1 note
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View Larger Talk at Somerset House - Saturday 5th of October - 2pm Join me for a talk about my award-winning work this Saturday at Somerset House in London where you can also see the fantastic illustration exhibition. More info here. Posted 2 months ago
View Larger Win a signed print and two tickets to the AOI Illustration awards. I was commissioned by Ted Baker to create an image about the taking the scenic route. I wanted to represent the wonders and excitement of a journey when you choose to stray from the regular path. A signed copy can be won as well as two tickets to the illustration awards at somerset house on October 8th. Click here to see the Ted Baker post and details on how to enter. Posted 2 months ago 1 note
View Larger AOI award-winning - Hands Been quite busy recently here and there but managed to fit in a blog post. Hands is from my award-winning Oliver Sacks project that will be exhibited at Somerset House from 2nd-27th of October, details here: AOI awards at Somerset House. As part of this I will also be doing a talk on Saturday the 5th of October at Somerset House about the project. Details soon but if you are intrested do stop by and say hello! To see the rest of the project click the image of follow this link: Nate Kitch - Oliver Sack's Project Posted 2 months ago 1 note
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ALBANY, N.Y. - A high-profile New York Air National Guard airlift wing has promoted sexual abusers instead of punishing them, according to the retired officer who handled claims of sexual assault in the unit.
"I can tell you from my firsthand experiences in this position, the program is BROKE, the commanders do not protect the victims or allow any follow up medical assistance," retired Lt. Col. Sharon Dwyer Stepp wrote in a letter she provided to The Associated Press on Thursday. "The perpetrators do not get punished, but instead are promoted."
Stepp, of Bennington, Vt., sent the letter to U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., on Wednesday after getting "fed up" by the spate of sex scandals roiling the U.S. military. The same day, officials at the state Division of Military and Naval Affairs told the AP the New York Air National Guard's 109th Airlift Wing was being investigated for "officer misconduct."
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Stepp, the Scotia-based unit's sexual assault prevention and response coordinator from 2006-2010, said in her letter that the military's program "is truly ineffective and a waste of taxpayers' money."
"It still makes me angry that it's happening across the country and they still don't do anything," the 37-year veteran who received an honorable discharge in 2010 told the AP.
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One person was injured in a two-car accident today at approximately 3:55 p.m. at the intersection of Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and Trenton Road. A red Ford was rear ended by a red GMC Pickup. The Ford started to enter the intersection and then stopped. The vehicle behind started following, and then did not see when the the vehicle in front stopped, resulting in a collision. Two females were in the front vehicle. A young male was driving the pickup truck. This accident was not related to the traffic signal located at the intersection. Four Clarksville PD units responded along with one EMS ambulance. The passenger in the red car was transported to Gateway complaining of neck pain.
The Austin Peay State University Department of Art will host Romancing the Vessel, an exhibition by Jim Pugh, an art major who is on track to receive his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May. Romancing the Vessel will premiere at 7 p.m., Monday, April 21 in the Don Jenkins Gallery, located in the Morgan University Center. A reception will follow the premiere.
Pugh's exhibition will examine the vessel, both functional and non-functional. "The show is a collection of wheel thrown clay, and lathe turned wood vessels that exam form, texture and color," he said. "Most of my work is designed to be used as well as enjoyed. The sense of feel is as important as sight when enjoying the pottery and wood bowls in this exhibition."
Pugh began his college education at Louisiana College more than 50 years ago. After serving in the Vietnam War, he worked in graphic design and the printing industry. "(My life) has come full circle in a return to college to study art," Pugh said. This exhibit is free and open to the public. «Read the rest of this article»
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... as actress Kim Delaney learned when she was giving a speech at the Liberty Medal presentation to Robert Gates. I'm sure someone had been messing with the text and that it wasn't her fault. I also wish I had a stern-looking woman with a head-set ready to escort me somewhere else whenever I mess up.
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So I was volunteering at the Zoo on Sunday and saw a Dad in a GeekDad shirt. It got me thinking how often do you see someone wearing one of the shirts? And what do you when you see one?
Saw my first one a couple of weeks ago on London's Southbank:
Had to introduce myself to Peter and we had a quick chat about Lego! Especially rare for me to see them as I'm in the UK
I always keep my eyes peeled and wear mine to all the events I go to in Australia...haven't seen another one yet. But, have had many people recognise the logo! Especially at AFOL gigs!
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Swizz Beatz revealed as MegaUpload CEO, picks fight with Universal
January 18, 2012
Out of nowhere in the whole PIPA/SOPA hullabaloo (that we also took part in, proudly), it was revealed that Swizz Beatz is the CEO of accused pirater MegaUpload. The file-sharing service, which is fighting a legal battle with Universal Music Group, contends it has full rights to the video endorsements it has from people like Kanye West, P. Diddy, will.i.am, Jamie Foxx and Swizzy's wife Alicia Keys, among others. UMG has been using DMCA complaints to remove these videos from internet sites like YouTube, saying their signed talent were not authorized to make such endorsements. (That a lack of authorization allows them to censor the endorsements via the DMCA sounds very suspicious however. The C in DMCA stands for copyright, and unauthorized endorsements are not examples of copyright infringement.)
Well, this explains why their videos and endorsements consists of mostly New York hip-hoppers and the people who hang around them. Getting an established music industry talent as their chief is quite the PR coup, undercutting the claim that the industry is looking out for the best interests of their talent. That it looks like UMG is trying to censor its own artists is another potential PR black eye in the making.
In any case, back in December, The Guardian identified another man as MegaUpload's CEO, although Swizzy has obviously been involved with the Hong Kong-based MegaUpload for some time. Something tells we we're gonna be hearing more from Swizz for some time.
Read more: MTV News
UPDATE: The Feds have raided and shut down MegaUpload and arrested its founder, convicted con artist turned entrepreneur Kim Schmitz with multiple counts of racketeering and piracy. Several associates were arrested as well. But notably absent and still free is Swizz.
UPDATE 2: So, even though the MegaUpload site did list him as CEO (before the site got Fed'd), he was not actually appointed the title, reports Venture Beat. He apparently was only in negotiations to take the helm, according to MegaUpload's lawyer. Well.


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2012 Inquiry to Action Groups (ItAGs) Announced!
January 5, 2012
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TSJ is excited to announce our 3rd annual round of Inquiry to Action Groups (ItAGs)
ItAGs gather educators, activists and their allies to study a topic and collectively create an action around that area of study, making it a true community of praxis. The topics and themes are always consistent with TSJ's principles. ItAGs support, study, and take action on issues of education and social justice.
On January 21st at 5 PM, join us for the ItAG Kickoff Event at Marwen, 833 N. Orleans to meet the facilitators and fellow participants and build a community of people committed to social justice in education.
The ItAGs will meet for two hours once a week for 6 weeks and conclude with a Finale Event March 17 at 5:30 PM at Marwen where all the ItAGs will reconvene to share their work.
We ask that all people registering for an ItAG commit to trying to attend all meetings. The ItAGs are structured in a condensed 8-week session in order to create a bounded period of focused study and action. Consistent attendance is important for this model to work.
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Chi-Queer: Queer Issues in Education
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This ItAG will explore and address issues of queerness, gender, and sexuality in education. Our study and discussion will include shared reflections on our personal histories and teaching practices. For our 'action' component, we hope to design and present relevant public programs that create positive change regarding queer issues for educators and students. This is our second year facilitating an ItAG - read about our group's history at chiqueer.org or find us on facebook: "ChiQueer: Queer Issues in Education Inquiry to Action Group"
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This ItAG will look at ways to support youth in doing activist projects. Areas of discussion will include adultism and other forms of oppression, youth identity development, the role of critical media analysis, promoting wellness, incorporating the arts, and examples of youth activism nationwide.
Anti-Military Recruitment in High Schools
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This ItAG will examine the presence of military recruitment in high schools. We will study strategies for resistance aimed at limiting/eliminating that access.
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"I think I would have always believed in revolutionary change, and believed in the power of people to organize for that change. But without visionary fiction, I don't think I would have had the imagination or the permission to actually see and touch and feel what that new world could look like" -- Walidah Imarisha, Left Turn Magazine, Jan/Feb 2010
In the Science/Speculative Fiction & Social Justice ItAG we hope to explore and discuss the possibilities of both social commentary and the imagining of new worlds. We'll use SciFi novels, short stories, young adult fiction, graphic novels & comic books, movies and TV shows to learn, teach each other, and envision ways of using these resources in our classrooms and communities. Whether you're a newbie who just really liked the Hunger Games, or you speak fluent Klingon, you're more than welcome to come and geek out with us once a week.
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The Community Writing Project (CWP) offers small group personal narrative writing workshops in poor and marginalized communities with the aim of foster democratic learning communities and spaces for participants' critical, creative exploration of their lives. Based in the politics and pedagogy of popular education, the workshop method can be applied to many educative contexts: from formal classroom settings to workforce development programs, to organizing efforts, to community arts programs. The purposes of this ItAG are first, to experience and reflect on the writing workshop method by meeting weekly as a writing workshop; second, to explore ways of incorporating the CWP method into different educative practices and spaces.


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Drink, Smoke, Pass Out - Judith Lucy
26 October 2012 , 7:15 PM by Kelly Higgins-Devine
You get to mid-life, sigh deeply and ask yourself "What is this all about?"
Some people decide to take a "journey", to get to know themselves better, to see if they can answer some of life's bigger questions - and somewhere along the line they get the answers they seek.
Others go on the same quest and find no answers at all, but the journey is still worth it.
Afternoons presenter Kelly Higgins-Devine spoke with comedian Judith Lucy who went on that very journey, in the footsteps of Elizabeth Gilbert, author of "Eat, Pray, Love" but her memoirs are titled "Drink, Smoke, Pass Out".
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This is largely because we lived our lives being too busy making money to look at the really meaningful things in our lives.
But o matter wat, when your spouse dies suddenly in your mid life you will feel lost and asking why?
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My work is available at my shop, Firemouth Pottery and Gallery, located in Boulder Junction, Wisconsin. Firemouth features my own handthrown stoneware pottery as well as selected artworks by other fine Midwest area artists and craftsmen. Firemouth is a must see for area visitors, and on most days you can watch Bill throw pots in the studio area of the Gallery. Whether your interest is pottery, handblown glass, etchings, mobiles, or paintings you can find an interesting variety of them all in our relaxed Northwoods setting.
Firemouth is located just behind The Alpine Shop in the "Junction Square Shops" at the intersection of highways "M" & "K", right in the heart of Boulder Junction and is open daily May thru October, Fridays and Saturdays from Thanksgiving till Christmas, and the entire week between Christmas and New Years. Firemouth is also open by appointment. To make an appointment please call the studio at 715-385-2889, the Gallery at 715-385-2810 during our normal business hours, or follow the "mailto" link below.
"Tai Chi" Mixed Water Media by Karen Thiel "Clown of Paradise" Etching by Larry Welo
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Better Hearing Institute Winner of 2006 eHealthcare Leadership Award For Best Overall Website
Alexandria, VA, November 14, 2006 – The Better Hearing Institute (BHI) received recognition for their web site (www.betterhearing.org) at a special presentation in Atlanta on November 6 during the Tenth Annual Healthcare Internet Conference. Sites receiving the 2006 eHealthcare Leadership Awards were selected from more than 1,100 entries. One hundred individuals familiar with healthcare and the Internet judged the entries. The BHI was one of four organizations to be recognized in the most competitive category of "Best Overall Website" for organizations focusing on consumer information on specific diseases, illnesses or conditions. Other winners within this category were pharmaceutical giant Merck (www.Merckhomeedition.com), ZLB Behring internationally recognized for their biotherapies for hemophilia and www.breastcancer.org. "What's clearly evident this year is the number of outstanding sites," says Mark Gothberg, eHealthcare Leadership Awards chairman. "It was particularly difficult for judges to choose among competing sites, especially in such hotly contested categories as best health content, best design, and best overall site."
Winners of platinum, gold, silver, and distinction awards represented 17 industry classifications, from hospitals and health systems to pharmaceutical firms and online health companies. Awards were given in 12 different categories: Best Site Design, Best Interactive, Best Health/Healthcare Content, Best e-Business, Best Care/Disease Management, Best Rich Media, Best Staff Recruitment, Best Quality Communication, Best Community Benefit Communication, Best Overall Internet Site, Best Intranet Site, and eHealth Organizational Commitment.
Judges looked at how sites compared with others in their organization's classification. They also reviewed sites based on a proprietary multi-point standard of Internet excellence. The best intranet site category, for example, had to pass muster on more than 60 factors.
The eHealthcare Leadership Awards program was developed and first presented seven years ago by eHealthcare Strategy & Trends, a leading Internet resource published by Health Care Communications, Rye, NY. The Tenth Annual Healthcare Internet Conference was sponsored by Greystone.net, an Atlanta-based strategy firm, in cooperation with the Chicago-based Forum for Healthcare Strategists.
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They're two of your most prized possessions, so you should keep your engagement ring and wedding band as shiny and sparkly as possible. Here is everything you need to do to keep your engagement and wedding rings safe and in good condition so you all can live happily ever after.
Considering your engagement ring's sentimental -- and monetary -- value, you'll want to make sure it lasts a lifetime (if not several). First, insure the ring: Add a jewelry rider to your homeowner's or renter's insurance, or take out a separate policy with a specialty insurer like Jewelers Mutual. Familiarize yourself with the fine print; some policies will cover theft but not "mysterious disappearance," and others may not reimburse repair costs, says Donna Syverson, director of personal lines marketing at Jewelers Mutual.
You'll need to provide a description of the ring -- its cut, carat weight, and metal -- as appraised by a certified independent jeweler. Submitting a close-up photo of your ring is also a good idea. Extra precautions, such as laser inscription and home security systems, may qualify you for discounts.
To keep your ring sparkling, clean it often to remove lotions, skin oil, and everyday dirt, which cloud it. You can soak the ring in warm water and mild dishwashing liquid, and scrub with a soft toothbrush, says Tracy Lantz, associate director of public relations at the Diamond Information Center. Or soak your diamond ring in equal parts ammonia and cold water for half an hour, and let it air dry. (Note: use this metod with diamonds only; ammonia can damage other stones.) Any brand-name jewelry cleaner is another good option.
Ring maintenance should also include twice-yearly visits to your jeweler, who can check the integrity of the prongs on your setting, says Lantz. (Bonus: You can have it professionally cleaned then also.) A loose setting can lead to a dislodged diamond -- so if you want to avoid a frantic search on all fours, consider seeing your jeweler as often as you see your dentist.
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The San Francisco 49ers made their trade of quarterback Alex Smith to the Kansas City Chiefs official on Tuesday, nearly two weeks after the two sides agreed to it. Officials also confirmed Monday's reported deal to add receiver Anquan Boldin from the Baltimore Ravens.
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Boldin, 32, had six catches for 104 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' Super Bowl victory over the 49ers.
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The San Francisco 49ers have obtained Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin in a trade, according to the Baltimore Sun and ESPN.
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Gulf spill video nets Emmy, much-needed attention to needs of residents
Some of these people have lost their homes, some have lost family, and most are out of work because of the effects of the spill and the hurricane. And yet the message they want to send to the world is one of strength and resilience.
May 17th, 2011 | by Andrew BlejwasSomewhere in Grand Isle, Louisiana, on a road so remote that our GPS thought we were now in a boat on the Gulf of Mexico, it started raining. And then it rained some more. It rained so hard that our small Oxfam film crew of myself, Shannon Hart-Reed, Sarah Livingston, and Michael Prince had to pull over. After several days and hundreds of miles shooting footage for a music video Oxfam was doing in partnership with The New Pornographers, all of us were ready to go home. We were exhausted, drenched, and hungry with nowhere to go – literally. The road ahead of us was flooded, and the road to our right was closed, by British Petroleum, which created the largest environmental disaster in US history, bungled the clean-up process, and somehow managed to dispossess the authorities of the power to manage their own beaches as evidenced by their hand-drawn cardboard "Beach Closed" sign tacked to the telephone pole behind us.
That forced pit stop was a long way from the Saturday night party where Oxfam received an Emmy for the music video. When our music outreach specialist Bob Ferguson stood up to say a few words of thanks after receiving the award he said what I think we all felt in that car in the middle of the rainstorm – and throughout the filming: the video, the award, the music and the work are all part of our effort to "raise awareness that the situation in the Gulf is far from over," and make sure the people of the Gulf Coast, and in particular those most affected by the oil spill and Hurricane Katrina, are heard.
Oxfam's partners and friends on the Gulf Coast have gone through a lot. We happened to be filming five years to the day after Hurricane Katrina swept through the very same bayous now covered in BP oil. Explaining a music video project to people with much more pressing matters on their hands was a challenging task. And that's why my favorite part about this video is the people. They are serious, and they are also smiling and laughing. Some of these people have lost their homes, some have lost family, and most are out of work because of the effects of the spill and the hurricane. And yet the message they want to send to the world is one of strength and resilience. Their signs say it all: "We're not going anywhere," "this is our home." If you haven't been deep in the bayous, you should. I wouldn't want to leave it either.
Oxfam's work on the Gulf Coast continues. Our staff is making sure oil spill fines are directed right back to restoration efforts, and the community voice is a key part of the recovery process. The work involves a lot of community meetings, lots of driving, and long evenings in some of the most beautiful parts of the country. It's hard, good, and necessary work with friends we've known for a long time. The least we can do is turn the truck on and keep going.
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Congratulations on the Emmy for a great video that shows the spirit of the resilience and warmth of the people living in the gulf. Great music to help convey the emotion.
This tells it like it is. Our country is in the grip of horrible people who call themselves public servants. The American people are going to wake up one day soon to their heinous deeds and then there will at least be some reckoning for these monsters who help no one. It will not help our environment, which is being devastated by their insanity right now. The people of the planet, and the other living things, will pay the ultimate price for their treason. As a people, we just need to wake up right now and start putting our butts on the line for mother earth. She is the one person we cannot live without. That's right, I said Mother Earth.
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Chelsea Transfer News: Cristian Cuevas' Agent Confirms Negotiations with Blues
The January transfer window may have passed, but that doesn't mean Chelsea is resting on its laurels. Now, the club is apparently interested in bringing youngster Cristian Cuevas to Stamford Bridge in June.
From Paulo Freitas of Sky Sports:
Chelsea are in 'advanced negotiations' over a deal to bring in highly-rated midfielder Cristian Cuevas, according to the Chilean's agent.
Cuevas' club, O'Higgins, confirmed earlier this week that talks had been held over a possible move for the 17-year-old, and La Tercera has reported that is set to head to Stamford Bridge in June.
The Chile Under-20 international's agent, Mauricio Valenzuela, certainly believes that an agreement is close to being reached.
"The negotiations are very advanced with Chelsea," Valenzuela told Al Aire Libre en Cooperativa.
According to Alfredo R. Morgan of Goal.com, Udinese was also in pursuit of the Chilean youngster.
Though his game will obviously need time to develop, Cuevas is crafty on the ball and shows solid vision and the ability to facilitate for his teammates. For now, he looks best suited on the wing, where he can take on attackers and cut inside or work down the sideline and whip in crosses for his teammates.
One would imagine he would immediately be sent out on loan by Chelsea, likely for at least a season or two. At just 17 years old, his game is still forming and the adjustment to the Premier League—arguably the world's most competitive league—will take some time.
Chelsea now has a stable of young talent both on the squad and in the reserves. Eden Hazard, Victor Moses and Oscar lead the youth movement on the first team, and the transition from the veteran team that won last year's Champions League title to a younger, fresher squad is quite apparent.
It may be a few years before Cuevas contributes to the youth movement at Stamford Bridge, but he's another talented youngster the Chelsea faithful will be waiting eagerly to see in action.
If this deal indeed goes down in June, it's a nice pull for the Blues.
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Open Letter: Resisting the Racist Blame Game Post Prop 8
by Guest Contributor Adele Carpenter
Dear Friends,
I am writing because I am disturbed by the string of articles, blog entries, and list serve threads that have come out in the last few days suggesting that the high turnout of African American and Latino voters for the presidential election was responsible for the passage of California's proposition 8, which dealt a heavy blow to LGBT families by banning gay marriage in the state's constitution.
These articles mistakenly imply that the struggles for civil rights for LGBT people and communities of color are separate or even at odds with each other. They deny the work that LGBT people of color do to combat homophobia and transphobia in their families and communities, often while facing racism within the queer community as well. These articles deny homophobia among white people. They displace blame away from those who actually have the power to consistently deny others civil and human rights, and instead, charge that when communities that have long been disenfranchised and alienated from political processes participate, that the results with be negative for LGBT people.
I believe all communities need to be held accountable for their homophobia and transphobia. I want to acknowledge the suffering and hardship that the passage of Proposition 8 has caused for LGBT couples and families. But, while the media casts blame on communities of color for the passage of Prop 8, it is imperative that we struggle against the logic that tells us that struggles for LGBT civil rights and racial justice are separate—that we re-examine our strategies for advancing LGBT civil rights and gay marriage and, in particular, look at places where LGBT communities have failed to align our struggles for civil rights with ongoing struggles for racial justice.
Californians live in a state that has one of the highest incarceration rates in a nation with the highest incarceration rate in the world. Studies have estimated that at any time, 40 percent of black men in their 20′s in California are under the control of the correctional system. Criminalization affects many LGBT people, in particular, those that may be experiencing addiction or who, lacking familial support, move to expensive cities where they may have a hard time accessing affordable housing and legal or living-wage work. I write from San Francisco, where, in the months leading up the election, I saw a massive mobilization within the queer spaces in which I spend time to get people to vote no on 8, but I saw little or no public discourse among LGBT people about very important state propositions: 5, 6, and 9—all of which potentially impacted things like funding for prisons, drug crime sentencing, or the trying of minors as adults in this state.
In the last months, we have seen raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) throughout the state and in San Francisco. Many people immigrate here for work as a result of a US foreign policy that destabilizes foreign economies. Additionally, San Francisco is home to many LGBT immigrants who may have come to the country seeking safety and asylum. While my inbox was flooded with emails pertaining to Prop 8, I heard from very few queer people who were seeking to mobilize around the October 31st demonstration to protest ICE raids, other work pertaining to ICE raids, or San Francisco's establishment as a sanctuary city.
The November ballot contained several important city initiatives that could have affected the livability of our city both for low-income people of color and for many queer people:
Proposition K, an initiative to decriminalize prostitution, would have helped sex workers in this city to make major strides in their ability to organize for their rights and safety, allowing them to better protect themselves against violence and police harassment. Despite the fact that many, many young LGBT people in this city earn their livings as sex workers and daily face risks to their safety, and that trans women working as sex workers have lost their lives while working in the city within the last two years, I saw shockingly little effort among LGBT people to educate themselves on the realities facing sex workers or the background on Proposition K—Let alone to spread any word about it.
Similarly, proposition B, which would have mandated that the city set aside part of its budget for affordable housing was defeated by SF voters. We live in a city with a history of racist schemes of redevelopment and displacement: SOMA in the 60s, Justin Herman's redevelopment of the Fillmore, illegal evictions in the Mission in the 90s, contemporary cuts to county welfare, and most recently, the gentrification of the Bayview—to name a few examples. And yet, San Francisco voters have failed to stand up for working families' ability to live affordably in this city—a city where remaining working class communities of color face major threats of displacement.
Despite the fact that white LGBT people often play complicated roles in the gentrification of the city and displacement of communities of color, I saw no media reports released on November 5th scrutinizing the voting trends of white LGBT San Franciscans on Propositions B, N, K, 5, 6, or 9, as juxtaposed to the numerous articles scrutinizing the voting habits of Black and Latino voters on Prop 8. And despite the overwhelmingly negative outcome of several important local and state propositions, outcry among the wider LGBT community seems to have been reserved solely for the passage of Proposition 8.
As a young, queer woman living in San Francisco, I feel very strongly that affordability is vital to the creativity and well being of the city's LGBT community. And as a white person living in the Mission, I have to think and act critically in regards to the complicated role I play in the gentrification of this neighborhood and the larger schemes of displacement within this city. I love my queer life and love living in this city. I get to witness the ways of living and congregating, making new families, new cultures, and envisioning new worlds that are possible living around so many other brilliant and creative queer people. While I would like to lend my support and compassion to people who lost the right to marry this week, I also question the logic that tells me that my only struggle as an LGBT person centers around my right to marry. While I sign petitions to support marriage as a civil right, I would like to see LGBT Californians take a serious look at the fact that housing, healthcare, employment, and freedom from police harassment and incarceration are also civil and human rights.
I would like to see LGBT Californians talk not only about how marriage rights could affect their ability to receive their partners' health benefits, but about universal healthcare. I would like to hear us talk not just about how a lack of marriage rights separates couples where one member lacks citizenship, but connect this to struggles for immigrant rights. I would like to hear LGBT people not only talk about how their families are discriminated against, but link their struggles to those of the many California families where children are being raised by people other than their parents due to the mass incarceration of parents with children.
The passing of Proposition 8 is a sad day and indicative of the work that lies ahead. As we heal from these blows, I would like to challenge us to consider how our struggles are bound up with struggles for racial and economic justice, and how our fight for civil rights, and the health of our communities could be strengthened by taking these connections more seriously. Above all, I would like to challenge us to resist racist media schemes that, during our moment of need and an even greater moment of possibility, are attempting to pit LGBT people and their supporters against communities of color in California.
I apologize for the hasty construction of this, but time is of the essence. I welcome your thoughts.
In struggle,
Adele Carpenter
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Division 5 at Mt. SAC
Pasadena Poly vs. Los Altos, 6 p.m.
Glendale vs. Walnut, 7:30 p.m.
Finals: Saturday at Irvine High, 2:30 p.m.
San Marino tennis on road
CIF-Southern Section Division 2 tennis champion San Marino High School will open the CIF State Southern California regional playoffs on Tuesday at La Jolla Country Day.
Country Day is seeded eighth and the Titans are seeded ninth. The winner will face CIF-SS Division 1 champion and top seed Peninsula in the second round. The second round will be played Friday at The Claremont Club.
College-style scoring is played with the each seeded player and team playing a best-of-three sets to determine the point winner.
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Water polo second round games
Volleyball quarterfinals
Saturday at 7 p.m.
Aliso Niguel at La Salle
El Dorado at Flintridge Sacred Heart
Winners play each other in Tuesday's semifinals
La Salle will play on road; Sacred Heart will play at home
Village Christian at Mayfield
Winner plays Yorba Linda/Palm Springs winner in Tuesday's semifinals
Mayfield will be on road
Hillcrest Christian at St. Monica Academy
Winner plays Lake Arrowhead Christian/West Shores winner in Tuesday's semifinals
St. Monica will be on road
Friday Night Final: It's down to the fantastic five as St. Francis, Muir, Monrovia, San Marino and Rio are only survivors
St. Francis, Muir, Monrovia, Rio Hondo Prep and San Marino were the area top five for most of the season, so it's no surprise that those are the five remaining football teams in the area. St. Francis twice rallied from two touchdowns down to win its Western Division opener while Muir rallied past La Mirada in the Southeast to advance. Monrovia and Rio Hondo Prep had blow-out wins in the Mid-Valley and Northeast, while San Marino won a shootout against Bell Gardens in the Mid-Valley.
CULVER CITY — There are those who believe that St. Francis High School is at its worst the third-best football team in the CIF-Southern Section Western Division playoffs.
When it mattered most, the Golden Knights looked the part Friday.
Tyler Gangi accounted for 323 yards and four touchdowns and St. Francis shut out host Culver City in the second half to lead the Golden Knights to a 45-28 victory over the Centaurs in a first-round game at Culver City.
Gangi threw for 244 yards for St. Francis, which improved to 9-2 and will host Camarillo in the second round next week. The Golden Knights also received 117 yards rushing and a score from Joe Mudie.
Amani Rodgers threw for 191 yards and two touchdowns for Culver City, which finished 6-5.
St. Francis coach Jim Bonds: We were only down a touchdown and we hadn't played Golden Knight football. We said to ourselves, just come out and play Golden Knight football, and we'll be just fine. And we were. It was good to get back on the winning side. It did take about a half to realize that we did play teams this good. I was happy with the way we responded in the second half."
St. Francis' Ty Gangi: "It wasn't St. Francis football in the first half. But I was proud of my team the way we just kept fighting. We came back, made adjustments and just picked up the energy."
– Stephen Ramirez, @steverramirez on Twitter
PASADENA – The star power may have belonged to La Mirada High School, but Muir's Dejon Williams stole the show Friday night.
Williams threw five touchdown passes and had two interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown, as Muir pulled away late from La Mirada for a 53-35 win in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Southeast Division playoffs.
The Mustangs improved to 10-1 and will host Los Altos in next week's second round. La Mirada concluded a disappointing season with a 4-7 record.
Muir will host Los Altos next week.
Muir's Dejon Williams: "I had a lot to prove. Me and my receiver Taeon Mason had a lot to prove tonight."
– Aram Tolegian, @aramtolegian on Twitter
Monrovia 62, Sierra Canyon 10 – Still doubting the Wildcats as the dominant team in the Mid-Valley? A 52-point win says it all. Kurt Scoby rushed for 198 yards and scored five touchdowns in an easy win. Get used to it, it's the first of four.
San Marino 51, Bell Gardens 34 – This one was closer than expected. In fact, if you're San Marino if you have to be concerned giving up 34 points to Bell Gardens. If the Lancers can score that much against you, what's scoring machine San Dimas going to do next week?
Pomona 45, Rosemead 14 – A tough loss for the Panthers, but all in all, a good season for the Marc Paramo clan.
San Dimas 48, Gabrielino 6 – The Eagles were no match for the Saint's Blue and Gold machine, which led 48-3 by halftime. But its all about taking steps, and getting back to the postseason was a positive for Gabrielino.
Paraclete 54, La Canada 3 – This was a bad matchup for the Spartans. But for La Canada, making the playoffs was the goal, and you can say mission accomplished.
Rio Hondo Prep 62, St. Monica 28 – The Kares opened their title defense with an impressive win. They'll likely get another next week before a much-anticipated meeting against Salesian in the semifinals. We'll see.
St. Genevieve 28, Pasadena Poly – The Panthers end the season with three consecutive losses, but after missing the postseason last year, making this season was a positive.
Carpinteria 31, La Salle 23 – The Lancers again fall in the first round. But it's hard for them to be disappointed after winning their second consecutive league crown. Russell Gordon has La Salle on the right track.
Duarte 27, Maranatha 17 – The Falcons found away to shutdown Maranatha's high-powered offense. Duarte was the lone Montview League team to advance. The Minutemen's season ends after a strong run to the Olympic League title.
Camarillo at St. Francis
Monrovia at Montebello
San Dimas at San Marino
Los Altos at Muir
Rio Hondo Prep vs. Excelsior at Victor Valley
All games are tentatively scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Second-round volleyball pairings
La Salle, Flintridge Sacred Heart, South Pasadena, Monrovia, Mayfield, Arcadia, San Gabriel, Duarte, San Gabriel Academy and St. Monica all won first-round matches. Here are second-round pairings:
Second round: Thursday; Quarterfinals: Saturday; Semifinals: Nov. 19; Finals Nov. 22-23 at Santiago Canyon College or Cerritos College
Division 1AA
Second-round games
Redlands at La Salle, St. Lucy's at Aliso Niguel, Valencia at El Dorado, Flintridge Sacred Heart at Thousand Oaks, Redlands East Valley at Harvard Westlake, Bishop Montgomery at Chino Hills, Villa Park at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, Laguna Beach at San Juan Hills .
Division 2AA
Second-round games
St. Bonaventure at Corona Santiago, South Pasadena at Alta Loma, North Torrance at Corona, Los Osos at Oak Park, Monrovia at Rancho Cucamonga, South Torrance at Norco, Arroyo Grande at ML King, El Segundo at Oaks Christian.
Division 2A
Second-round games
Burbank at Whittier Christian, Palm Desert at Cypress, Oxnard at Chadwick, Troy at Apple Valley, Mayfield at Serrano, Village Christian at Arcadia, Palm Springs at Cerritos Valley Christian, Yorba Linda at La Habra.
Division 3AA
Rim of the World at Culver City, Norwalk at Valley View, California at Quartz Hill, Windward at Victor Valley, Ridegcrest Burroughs at Sierra Canyon, Citrus Valley at Vista Del Lago, Riverside Poly at Viewpoint, Santa Monica at La Serna.
Division 3A
Second-round games
San Dimas at Sage Hill, Loma Linda Academy at Templeton, La Sierra at El Monte, San Gabriel at Western Christian, Aquinas at Morro Bay, St. Margaret's at Northview, Santa Ynez at Jurupa Valley, Crean Lutheran at Woodcrest Christian.
Division 4AA
Second-round games
Ocean View at Hemet, Anaheim at Shadow Hills, Fairmont Prep at Don Lugo, Summit at Mission Prep, Connelly at St. Paul, Segerstrom at Chino, West Valley at Cantwell Sacred Heart, Colony at Saddleback Valley Christian.
Division 4A
Second-round games
Burbank Providence at Laguna Blanca, Duarte vs. Vistamar at Dana Middle School, Crossroads at Villanova Prep, Desert Christian Academy at St. Anthony, Milken Community at Pacifica Christian, Nordhoff at Azusa, Paraclete at La Puente, Cate at St. Mary's Academy.
Division 5AA
Second-round games
Silver Valley at La Sierra Academy, Faith Baptist at Coastal Christian, Boron at Bishop Conaty, Lancaster Desert Christian at San Gabriel Academy, Coast Union at Santa Clarita Christian, Canoga Park AGBU at Mammoth, Pomona Catholic at Firebaugh, North County Christian at Desert.
Division 5A
Second-round games
Baker at Orangewood Academy, Riverside Christian at Rancho Christian, Palm Valley at Nuview Bridge, Pacific Lutheran at Excelsior Charter, Avalon at Thousand Oaks Hillcrest Christian, Trona at St. Monica Academy, Academy of Academic Excellence at Lake Arrowhead Christian, West Shores at Einstein Academy.
Western Division Preview: Serra the favorite, but look out for St. Francis
Seeds: 1. Serra (10-0), 2. Chaminade (8-2), 3. Lompoc (9-1), 4. Camarillo (9-1).
Darkhorse: St. Francis
First round
Serra over Pacifica/Oxnard
Morro Bay over Buena
St. Francis over Culver City
Camarillo over Santa Ynez
Lompoc over Cathedral
Santa Monica over Channel Islands
Ventura over Nipomo
Chaminade over Morningside
Serra over Morro Bay
St. Francis over Camarillo
Lompoc over Santa Monica
Chaminade over Ventura
Serra over St. Francis
Chaminade over Lompoc
Serra over Chaminade
Comments: This is Serra's division to lose. But be weary of the Knights, who can look Golden. They've scared Serra a few weeks ago before losing, 35-21. St. Francis should make it to the semifinals. Can they make another run on at the Cavs? I think they can, but not sure they have enough to get the job done, which means a final of Serra vs. Chaminade, and the Cavs have too much firepower.
Mid-Valley Division Preview: 4-peat for 'Cats? Count on it
Seeds: 1. Monrovia (9-1), 2. Arroyo (9-1), 3. San Dimas (6-4), 4. Paraclete (6-4).
Darkhorse: San Marino
First Round
Monrovia over Sierra Canyon
Northview over Montebello
Rosemead over Pomona
Paraclete over La Canada
San Dimas over Gabrielino
San Marino over Bell Gardens
Schurr over Viewpoint
Arroyo over Bell Gardens
Monrovia over Northview
Paraclete over Rosemead
San Dimas over San Marino
Arroyo over Schurr
Monrovia over Paraclete
San Dimas over Arroyo
Monrovia over San Dimas
Comments: There's not bigger favorite in any other division than Monrovia in the Mid-Valley. While San Dimas, San Marino and Arroyo can be scoring machines, they has no answer for the 'Cats' Kurt Scoby. The question is not who will win the divison, but whether any team can give Monrovia a game.
Southeast Division Preview: The bell tolls for La Serna…but expect a run by Muir
Seeds: 1. Norwalk (10-0), 2. Diamond Ranch (9-1), 3. La Serna (8-2), 4. Muir (9-1).
Darkhorse: La Mirada (4-6).
First Round
Norwalk over West Covina
Dominguez over El Rancho
Los Altos over Paramount
Muir over La Mirada
La Serna over Burroughs
Downey over Diamond Bar
Burbank over Mayfair
Diamond Ranch over Santa Fe
Norwalk over Dominguez
Muir over Los Altos
La Serna over Downey
Burbank over Diamond Ranch
Muir over Norwalk
La Serna over Burbank
La Serna over Muir
Comments: La Serna has been arguably the most consistent program in the division the past three years, getting to the semifinals in 2010 and the finals the past two seasons. This time it's the Lancers year. Muir has the athletic advantage that no other team in the division can match. But the Mustangs play good, sound football as well. Their biggest challenge before the finals will be Friday against La Mirada, which is more than capable of a title run. But now it's Frankie Palmer's time to shine.


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