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Tel: (650)592-7570
Grades: 1 - 8 | 245 students
Charles Armstrong School is the San Francisco Bay Area's independent elementary and middle school for students with language-based learning differences, such as dyslexia.
Since 1968, Armstrong has helped thousands of students discover that learning can be a rewarding experience – by helping them gain the reading, writing, speaking and/or math skills that eluded them in traditional schools.
We place major emphasis on helping students discover and develop their strengths.
Charles Armstrong School offers a low student-to-teacher ratio; a warm, supportive environment; and proven teaching techniques capable of producing dramatic results.
The school offers a complete range of academic classes plus art and photography, drama, and physical education.
Extracurricular activities are offered as well.
School Overview
|School Type
|Special Education School
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Western States Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades 1 - 8
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|Language based learning differences
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|245 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 41%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|40 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Average Class Size
|18 students
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Classroom Dress Code
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|2013-2014 school year
|Admissions Director
|Debbie Vielbaum
|Admissions Associate
|Laura Birss
|Total Sports Offered
|8 sports
|Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Flag Football, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, WrestlingBasketball, Cross Country,
Field Hockey, Flag Football,
Soccer, Tennis,
Volleyball, Wrestling,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|1 extracurriculars
|Drama Production Drama Production,
School Notes:
- Our 360 Approach means that we look at every aspect of a child's development and provide the tools and skills your child needs to not only be a successful learner, but also a successful person. Academic achievement is entwined with many other aspects of development. Cognitive, social, emotional and physical growth all play a role in a child's success. Our 360 Approach ensures that we attend to your child's areas of growth and that we identify and foster areas' of strength. We teach resiliency and encourage children to explore their passions along with the basic building blocks of education.
- Profile last updated: 10/7/2013
Profile last updated: 10/07/2013
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Welcome to our Countdown to Kickoff series! In this series, we'll do roster previews as we count down the days until the Illinois Fighting Illini August 30th season opener against Youngstown State.
Next up in the Countdown to Kickoff series is #83 Trevor Kanteman. Kanteman joined the Fighting Illini last offseason as a JUCO recruit for Tim Beckman.
During his senior season in high school, Kanteman caught 50 passes for 554 yards and two touchdowns. He was also named first-team All-Maurmonte League and All-Ventura County.
However, injuries have plagued Trevor Kanteman through his high school and junior college career.
He only played seven games during his junior year of high school, and he suffered an ACL injury in his left knee halfway through his senior season.
That ACL injury is the reason why he did not practice or play at Pierce College.
Trevor Kanteman will be coming into his first "actual" season with the Illinois Fighting Illini. He came to Illinois as a true freshman after greyshirting at Pierce College, but he redshirted in his first year in Champaign.
It's not clear whether or not Kanteman will see much playing time in 2014, but there is a chance he sees some action.
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The coastal region of Kenya has the nations greatest number of children involved in sex trade due to the constant flow of international tourists local and international business men coming for holidays in the scenic cities and its environs.
The most unfortunate situation is a where destitute children are hired out as prostitutes rather than been cared for. Broken marriages where single mothers with no source of income also hire their children as prostitutes. This is more common in large cities with families that live in slums ... like those of Mtwapa.
New York Times January 13, 2009, estimated that: "up to 30,000 girls aged between 12 and 14 are involved in commercial sexual exploitation of children. The hunt for young boys in this sex trade in known in Lamu according to this report by selling their bodies to tourists. Mombasa has been named as sex child capital."
The GOOD SAMARITAN school is located in the center of the Mtwapa slum. Simple and underfinanced, this school has 105 students under the instruction of 6 teachers.
The school was founded by Christopher Ogaisamba to both educate slum children who had no chance for schooling and to penetrate the homes of the parents. Attitudes can change and good decisions can be made through intervention.
It's amazing what happens when a couple of creative ladies get together. Someone donates supplies, another volunteers time, and the next thing you know, a new business is birthed!
73 year old Val McDonald, a retired seamstress, made a trip to Kenya from Canada. She brought donations of yarn and crochet hooks. Val and Gladys, our partner in Mtwapa, were able to sit and Gladys learned to knit an infinity scarf. In 3 weeks she has sold 3 scarves and started knitting and saving the scarves to sell at an upcoming conference.
You never know what amazing things will happen when you make a decision to go bless friends in another country.
Desire to help + creativity= a new income for friends!
Children in the slums have a right to play. They may be poor, they may have to work hard outside of school hours or have a lack of opportunities ... but they all have the right to play.
UN DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD states: "You have the right to go to school for free, to play, and to have an equal chance to develop yourself and to learn to be responsible and useful."
Recently a team of youth from Redding, California came to Mtwapa to engage the children of the GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY in games, play and entertainment.
The children were enthralled, the leaders were blessed and the community was enriched as a result of this significant visit. Once again, it demonstrated that "it takes a village to raise a child".
I will be going to Mtwapa in early March and so look forward to meeting the construction workers and viewing their progress on the school construction.
Working 6 days a week, they hope to have the walls up and the doors in. When I arrive, they will be putting on the roof.
This project will accomodate 100 new students from the surrounding neigbourhood ... the Mtwapa, slum.
When foundations are being dug ... people walk by with curiosity.
When walls begin to go up ... people begin to ask questions.
When the Community Center is nearly completed ... people dance.
The community was so excited about this center that they did not wait for the doors and windows to be installed. Instead, they cleaned the center and had their first meeting. Here is their report:
"We finished the stairs and we have cleaned the new hall and the switch boxes have all been fixed, we did use it for prayer service this last Sunday and it was a great joy for everyone, we just tested a bit of what is YET TO COME when it is done. It was soo good !!!"
Hope Community Center in the center of the slum region of Mtwapa is slowly becoming a reality.
There are many challenges and obstacles which present themselves in the building of such a community center. We have faced the challenges of funding, credible contractors, shiipment of supplies and the rising price of a 'sand' tax imposed by the government. Yet, the walls continue to rise and the first floor is about to receive a layer of concrete.
This center will provide a main floor for church services and community training events. The second floor will provide 8 classrooms for desperately needed education development.
We wish the Good Samaritan team well as they continue to build.
"How long, oh Lord?"
Corruption is a flourishing industry in Kenya today.
The beneficiaries of the proceeds are often politicians, policemen, school administrators, pastors, justice personnel, customs officials, merchants and public offices who serve the community. Have I left anybody out?
The obvious answer is YES. Those left out of this list are the vast majority of the population … the children, the widows and orphans, the students and the poor. All of these are the ones who carry the 'yokes' of oppression and try to survive in a world of blatant exploitation. Each 'pot hole' in the road and every child who begs for school fees is all daily reminder of corruption. Corruption is everywhere. It is systemic. It is truly toxic and the nation is slowly dying from it.
The cry from those oppressed rings out everywhere I go: "How long, oh Lord" will the whips of the unrighteous lash our backs? "When will we ever be delivered from those who oppress us?" Victims appear in the form of courageous mothers who try to keep their children fed, street workers who sacrifice their bodies for their children's daily needs, venders on the street sweating to make a dollar a day and intelligent youth who want opportunities to contribute their gifts to society. I have met and talked with all these groups in the last 5 days.
I have HOPE.
I believe in 'transformation'. It starts with "Tea" … discussions, dialogues, reconciliation over tea.
I believe in 'displacement' … education displaces ignorance, justice displaces injustice and etc.
I believe in Kenya … a nation rich in resources, beauty and hospitality. I am working with those who are addressing injustice and sacrificially working towards their liberation from the yokes of corruption.
How long? Well, it's like waiting for my taxi driver to appear … just a little longer!
Frederick Ralph Bromley
President, HFTN
This 'slum' community in Mtwapa, Kenya may be poor, but there are so many children and youth with bright minds!
They are eager to learn and develop skills, but to date the opportunity for learning has not been available.
The GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER is being constructed to address issues of education and skills training. Here is what we want to see:
We welcome your help in the development of this facility.
Trinity Summer Camp takes place each summer on Okanagan Lake in British Columbia, Canada. Hunderds of children come to learn, sing, swim and water ski. Each camp focuses on their well-being and development.
However, this year's campers have another focus ... that of less fortunate children in other parts of the world. This year, the children living in the slums of Mtwapa, Kenya.
Campers and staff, under the leadership of Carol Wiebe and Edwin Henkel, have challenged the campers to collect cans & bottles which can be re-cycled and sold for valuable cash.
Success! $400 has been raised for the GOOD SAMARITAN SCHOOL in the Mtwapa slum. Funds will be used to purchase school supplies for 40 students.
Coastal Kenya has the nation's greatest number of children involved in sex trade due to international tourism and business. Nelson Mandela once said that education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world -- and we couldn't agree more.
Which is why we're so excited about the Good Samaritan School. Located in the centre of the Mtwapa slum in Kenya, Good Samaritan School is helping break this tragic cycle of exploitation by providing children one of their most basic human rights: an education.
According to the United Nations, three quarters of the world's 61 million out-of-school children live in either sub-Saharan Africa or South Asia. More than half of these children are in nations suffering from war or political instability.
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It has been said that the best ideas are those that stand the test of time. Ford Motor Company is celebrating its 100th birthday in 2003 and it's safe to say that Henry Ford's idea was, and still is, one of the best. But, that's the big picture, what about the small picture?
For starters, what are some of your best Ford street rod stories? I will share two of my favorite street rod stories but I would really enjoy it if you would e-mail me your best Ford story. In turn, I will select some and share them with the entire STREET RODDER readership in months to come in our Rodder's Mail column.
One of my stories goes something like this...It was 1980 and the NSRA Southern Nationals were held in Winston Salem, North Carolina. The late-Jim Ewing of Super Bell Axle Company and I thought it was time for another road trip. Our intent was to garner the Long Distance Driving Award, which we did. (Editor's note: Jim and I drove across country together in one, or with both of our street rods, no less than six times. These trips provided me some of my life's best memories as well as reminded me of why street rods are so much fun.)
For the most part, the drive was without incident. It was my turn to drive and at about 3:00 p.m. two of the driver side motor mount bolts sheared and allowed the engine to "settle;" not fall out, but just drop. We were 90 miles outside of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, on the interstate when all of a sudden I could hear the fan hitting the shroud. Being the shrewd mechanically minded rodding editor that I am I knew something was wrong. I pulled the '34 Ford coupe to the side of the road. (Turns out there's some water nearby and today a nuclear powerplant is located just a few miles from where we broke down.)
It was only a matter of minutes before we zeroed in on the problem but with the same lightening quickness we knew there was nothing we could do about it in the proverbial middle of nowhere. Jim hitchhiked into a small town while I stayed with the coupe.
Several hours had passed by when a local farmer with Jim came driving up, you guessed it, in a Ford flatbed truck to give the coupe a tow into town. Town was nothing more than a gas station and grocery store combination. However, we lucked out and the two good ol' boys who ran the establishment jumped right in and drilled out the sheared bolts, tapped the holes, and provided new hardware. (To this day those bolts are still holding that mount in place.)
While these fellows were working on the coupe Jim and I pretty much ate our way up one aisle and down the other. In what seemed like no time we were back on the road. Jim and I, along with the coupe, made it to Ft. Smith just as darkness fell. We considered ourselves pretty lucky that day to have found such good and helpful people that far from home.
Later that summer we drove through the same town to say "hi" as we were on the road again. This time we were on our way to the NSRA Street Rod Nationals in Memphis, Tennessee--the last time the Nats were held there.
Probably my all-time greatest Ford street rod story occurred with Jim "Jake" Jacobs and Pete Chapouris, both of Pete & Jake's Hot Rod Parts fame, and my driving partner Jim Ewing. We wanted to drive to the second St. Paul Nats. Fellow rodder and builder Pete Eastwood (aka P-wood) hitched a ride with Pete Chapouris in his black and flamed '34 Ford coupe (The California Kid) while Jake drove solo in his '34 Ford fenderless coupe. Ewing and I dropped our backsides into the chopped and channeled coupe once more and joined them. It's important for the sake of this story to understand just what a wickedly chopped and channeled hot rod this '34 Ford fenderless coupe was, and still is!
We were driving on the interstate somewhere outside of Grand Junction, Colorado, and before our evening's stop in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Remember, it was the late-'70s, there wasn't any traffic, and the roads were two lanes in either direction with very wide grassy mediums and shoulders. You get the picture...tall mountains, picturesque scenery, and ideal driving conditions on a near perfect road.
It was after lunch and we were motoring along at a brisk pace with Jake leading the way, followed by Pete and P-wood, and then by Jim and I. Apparently, the only thing keeping this from being a perfect afternoon for Pete was a nap. To help him out, P-wood jumped behind the wheel so that Pete could settle in for some shut-eye. The plan worked well until P-wood himself began to nod off. Mind you, Pete was sound asleep and unaware of P-wood's pending condition.
While all of this was going on we lost sight of Jake, which was a normal occurrence. Ewing and I were following Pete and P-wood and noticed that the Ford coupe was wandering back and forth across both lanes. It wasn't doing it much at first but it started doing it more and more. It was apparent to us that while Pete was taking his nap, P-wood was beginning to take one also. This was a time before cell phones and none of us had CBs. What to do?
Jim's plan was to drive his Ford coupe alongside Pete's coupe and that the two of us would yell as loud as possible in an attempt to wake one of them. As P-wood began to take a wider and wider path it was becoming painfully obvious that the humor of the moment was about to be lost and an impending tragedy was imminent.
For those of you who weren't fortunate enough to know Jim Ewing, let me give you a bit of insight--he wasn't above taking a risk. To him it was a matter of knowing one's limitations while possessing the nerve and confidence to go for it. Jim was the epitome of today's Nike commercial, only decades ahead of his time--Just do it!
Jim's idea was to drive on the center grassy medium while alongside Pete's coupe. In the meantime, I would stick my head out the window--remember the car is radically chopped--and yell, scream, or do whatever to get P-wood's attention. Mind you, we were running 70-plus miles per hour on a very bumpy grass and dirt medium while I was attempting to stick my head out a chopped coupe and to yell at the two of them to wake up.
It was about then that P-wood was beginning to drift onto the grassy medium himself and we shortly found ourselves at a point of diminishing return. As luck would have it Pete awoke and in the panic of the moment and, startled by what was going on, his reflexes caused him to swing his arm and hit P-wood in the chest. He hit P-wood so hard that while it awoke him it damn near broke his ribs. The upside of this was that it caused P-wood to jerk hard on the steering wheel, bringing the coupe back onto the highway much to our delight.
Mind you, while all of this was going on not a single car was on our stretch of road. Oh for the days of traffic-free highways. After the obligatory changing of shorts the four of us had a bit of a laugh and then proceeded to track Jake down. We knew this would be one story that would give him a good chuckle.
Well, we made it the rest of the way to St. Paul without incidents but what about you? If you have a great Ford street rod story, e-mail it to me.


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Information wants to be free, as the saying goes. But governments don't always see it that way. Around the world, governments are using laws to block sites or even arrest people for comments they post, views they express or files they download. In Syria, it appears that the government even shut off access to the entire Internet for some time.
"More and more governments are trying to use legislation to control their citizens by controlling the Internet," said Eva Galperin, coordinator of international freedom of expression with the advocacy group Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Dozens of laws have been enacted over the past few years, with more set in stone recently. The EFF helped TechNewsDaily assemble this list of some of the most egregious.
This law bans "praising, encouraging or propagandizing" North Korea but doesn't clearly define what that means. In January 2012, Park Jung-geun was arrested for retweeting posts from the official North Korea Twitter account. Park said he was parodying North Korea, not praising it. He received a 10-month jail sentence. (His spoofed image appears above.)
This law to combat cybercrime was used to arrest Shaheen Dhada when she posted a message to Facebook questioning a citywide shutdown of Mumbai following the death of political leader Bal K. Thackeray. "Every day thousands of people die, but still the world moves on," she wrote. "Today, Mumbai shuts down out of fear, not out of respect." She and a friend who liked the post were both arrested and charged for speech that was "offensive and hateful."
Several Facebook pages have sprung up in support of Shaheen Dada.
The decree, issued in November 2012, ostensibly combats cybercrimes. But it includes a provision for the arrest of people who use "websites, any information network, or information technology means" to criticize senior government officials or argue for political reform. In July 2012, the government exiled blogger Ahmed Abdul Khaleq for "publicly insulting" UAE's president in an online forum.
This list, overseen by Roskomnadzor (Russia's telecom and media regulation arm), bans sites that provide access to child pornography or promote suicide or illegal drug use. But the law has been used to block other types of sites, including encyclopedia site Lurkmore.to, YouTube (Russian officials said that was a technical error) and, according to United Press International, content that Russian officials consider extreme, including anti-clerical works by Leo Tolstoy.
The law's stated purpose is to prevent hacking, identity theft, spamming, cybersex and online child pornography. But it also defined libel as a cybercrime, which some rights groups believed could be used by the government to silence online criticism. After appeals, the county's Supreme Court issued a temporary restraining order to stop implementation.
China uses a batch of regulations to censor Internet communications, enforced by what's become known as the Great Chinese Firewall. This system of proxies and firewalls restricts access to sites the government deems a threat, including Facebook and Twitter. In early 2012, it was used to block all sites in Japan for 30 hours. Though no official reason was given, rumors on the Internet say Fang Binxing, who heads China's online censorship project, was offended by an article in a Japanese newspaper.
This mouthful of a proposed law would add additional censorship on top of existing restrictions. It includes vague language, such as prohibitions against "abusing the provision and use of the Internet and information on the web." OpenNetInitiative, an Internet censorship watchdog, says it's unclear when the decree would be implemented.
Tajikistan has blocked access to Facebook twice in 2012 in response to negative comments about its leaders. Earlier in 2012, the country created a volunteer committee that watches the Web. The group reported offensive comments about the government, which led it to block Facebook.
Japan modified its copyright law in 2012, adding a penalty of up to two years in prison or a fine of up to 2 million yen (about $25,000). The penalty can be imposed after a single illegal download of music or movie files. Uploading a file that you don't have the rights to already carried a sentence of up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to 10 million yen (about $130,000).
In September 2012, Jordan amended this law to require that electronic publications — including websites and blogs dealing with news — register with the government and pay a $1,400 fee, just as newspapers in the country do. Site owners are even responsible for comments posted by visitors. The government can block sites that don't abide by the law. Opponents of the law like Human Rights Watch fear the government will use the expanded powers to go after critics.


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Lying to yourself is easy, I thought.
It's easy to wake up in the morning and think, "I'm Batman," and then walk through your apartment in your underwear. No matter that the stuff in the apartment is nothing Bruce Wayne would touch with his own fingers. Alfred's? Maybe. It's easy to believe in something that isn't real, like the characters on Seinfeld, the band infant Sorrow, or Miley Cyrus's career.
Okay, it's not easy. Because belief - deep-seated body-rocking-I-saw-it-and-it-happened-to-me belief - isn't something you can convince yourself to do. You're not Batman. You won't own 7 cars, because you know what you're going to achieve. Cars aren't part of the formula.
Everyone has an internal, to-the-core impenetrable belief about themselves. And that belief, true or not (there is no thing as objectivity, is there) will govern how you live your entire life. It becomes the person you are. Your belief - that basic, I am this and I am not this and I will never become this and I am okay with this belief - is everything you end up becoming.
I'm not saying that if you can control this belief that you will get everything you want and be happy, (I'm not a Secret guru or anything) because you can't control this belief. You can deaden it, numb it, brainwash it for a while, get yourself to do crazy amazing or terrible things, but it will always be there, under the surface. You are who you are, and it has to do with how you were raised and how you reacted to things as a child. You formed an initial belief about yourself and your place in the world, and while everything you learned after that became like dishes stacked in a sink, you are still the sink.
"I used to think water-boarding was a sport," and 19 other jokes that I wrote but I would bet a million dollars have already been written so I don't use them.
Happy Monday. Now I have to go to Comma.
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by Adam Holwerda
Reality may be getting an upgrade sometime soon, cautions Rick Warren, Chief Executive Scientist at the Academy for the Scientific Study of Human Accumulative Temporal Statuses (ASSHATS). Just what kind of upgrade can we be expecting?
"We're getting another dimension," Warren says. "Like, a whole extra one outside of the two we already have." And his team of Junior Scientists agree - there's something fishy going on in the future, and soon it's going to be going on in the present too. What the Junior Scientists don't agree on is what the third dimension will be, although there are plenty of theories.
"I think it has to be smell. What if we could, you know, touch smells?"
"It's time. Time is the third dimension. Imagine if you could do something, and keep doing it, over a unit of time instead of just all at once. Wouldn't that be wild? Just think how great sex could be!"
"Did you know they're hypothesizing three-dimensional televisions? Like, think about this. A TV that actually sits in your apartment."
How soon can we expect this change in reality?
"Could be four or five months. But I don't know. Remember how long it took for the world to change from black and white to color? People had been predicting that since man's discovery of fire, and it only just happened when Judy Garland killed that witch."
Questions aside, one certainty remains. If the world gets another dimension, no matter how world-shattering or jarring it may be during the first few days, after a week the third dimension will be taken for granted.
After a week, people will act as if it had been there the whole time.
by Adam Holwerda
SPARKS, NV - After more than five decades, Ron Smith of Sparks finally did something amazing - he saw a film in a theater.
"You know, I can't tell you how many times I tried. I'd drive up, for instance, to see Pulp Fiction. And on the marquee outside, it said, 'Pulp Fiction - Now Showing!' And I was pissed, because I'd checked the time, and I was supposed to be early. So I waited around, hoping the sign would change, but it never did. Eventually I just got tired of waiting, and I drove home."
Ron has had many similar experiences throughout his 56-year-long life. His children fondly recall his attempt to take them to Shrek almost a decade ago.
"We got there," Susan Smith, 18, says, "and we kept telling him 'Dad, let us go in! It probably just means the previews are playing!' but he just sat there. 'Nobody gets out of the car,' he said, 'You have to see the whole movie, or else there isn't any point.' So we waited for the next showing. And the next one. All the cups in the car were filled up by the time we went home."
"He could never figure it out," son Steven Smith, 21, says, "He'd go there late at night and just sit, looking at the sign, wondering who the hell was inside watching Jurassic Park at three in the morning. I guess he just figured the projectionist never went to sleep."
This inability to enter a theater crippled the elder Smith; made him socially awkward, limited his potential marital pool to the women who never suggested seeing a film. His wife, Nancy Smith, is blind.
"I never saw a problem with it," she says. "And don't quote me like that was an unintentional pun. I know being blind is funny."
Like most people dealing with these kinds of obstacles and logical roadblocks, Ron just lived his life. He stopped trying to go to movies, because, in his words, "It was just like they were out to get me. Like the refrigerator light. When I closed it, I knew it was off, I just couldn't ever catch it. For a long time I was convinced that as soon as I was out of sight, the sign would change to 'Batman Returns - Playing in Ten Minutes.' But I realize how crazy that sounds now. I mean, Batman Returns went right to video, didn't it?"
What eventually changed for Ron? How did he conquer his misunderstanding? Simple, he says.
"The sign people were changing the letters on the marquee, so it no longer said anything was playing right then. So I went in. And what do you know, Avatar wasn't playing for fifteen more minutes. Then, when I saw a smaller sign that said the marquee was 'Now Under Construction' and the guys were on break, it hit me. I'm just an idiot."
How was Avatar, Ron's first theater film since he was too young to read? He just shrugs.
"I fell asleep."
by Adam Holwerda
Tonight will be Armando Galarraga's first start since what became an instant sensation, a worldwide phenomenon - a one-hit shutout that shouldn't have been.
Much has already been made of America's stolen moment, and I don't have to rehash what a simple Google or Bing search will reveal. So I'll make something different of last week's event. Namely, the following:
The Perfect Game is no longer perfect.
Baseball analysts and sports-writers (even the women of The View) have asked what this means for pitchers, for umpiring, for instant replay. We all held our breaths when we found out that Commissioner Bud Selig had the power to reverse the call, and we all suffocated when he chose not to. It truly has been an emotional week, one following so clear an injustice that umpire Jim Joyce, auteur of said travesty, owned up immediately. What does this mean for baseball's future? I don't know.
But I know what it means for baseball's past.
What was once considered, in my mind, the greatest single individual achievement by an athlete in sports - pitching a Perfect Game - is no longer. (Maybe now it's bowling a 300. Whatever it is, there had better not be an umpire involved.)
There have been 20 Perfect Games - excuse me, perfect games (the noun is no longer proper) in Major League Baseball history. Before what happened to Armando Galarraga happened, nobody knew it could. Nobody knew that an element outside of the field of play could cast the deciding vote in a split-second, at the apex of glory and, consequently, the precipice of shame.
Now we know.
Let's try a thought experiment now. Imagine with me for a moment the most famous perfect game of all. Don Larsen's. Game 5 of the 1956 World Series.
Imagine the first base umpire misses the same call Jim Joyce did. Ninth inning. Two outs. The should-be 27th out gets written in as a single. That famous picture of Yogi Berra and Larsen embracing never happens. The Yankees still win. But the quintessential perfect game, the most culturally relevant, situationally important pitching performance (some would argue) of all time, is now just a one-hitter. Fifty-four years later we don't even mention it. There are only 19 perfect games.
How easy it is to imagine, now, with what we know. With what I experienced, with two feeds going, with the complete knowing that came with Austin Jackson's ridiculous catch that I was about to be given a perfect memory of happiness and pride, that I was about to see something no Tigers pitcher, ever, had done - and I was. I got that gift.
And then - while I was in the air, lungs expelling emotion - it was taken away. I came down a defeated man.
If this is how easy it is to ruin a piece of history, if the players and the pitcher can be perfect but an umpire can mire at the last moment what is supposed to be one of the most sacred achievements in sports, I'm sorry to say that I can only conclude that it doesn't deserve that distinction.
Whatever the perfect game was before this tragedy, it is now a pair of words. And that's all.


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There is a lot that we still don't know about the soon-to-be-vacant football head-coaching job at Texas. This much we do know, however: Mack Brown is stepping down after the Longhorns' Alamo Bowl game on Dec. 30. We also know there could be a long list of potential candidates in whom Texas might have interest and who themselves might be attracted to one of college footballs premier coaching jobs.
Just considering the possibilities – forget the probabilities – is what makes this exercise so much fun and serves as grist for the rumor mill and an onslaught of punditry and talk-show discussion.
Two names you would expect to be high on the Longhorns' wish list have already said no: Nick Saban, who has won three national championships, one with LSU and two with his current employer, Alabama, and Art Briles, who this season coached Baylor to its first Big 12 football championship and first-ever 11-win season. Both have indicated they are very happy where they are, and you can be assured that their employers have made certain of that.
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So who will be the lucky – or perhaps not so lucky – winner on the Texas spinning wheel of potential head coaches? Several names that are getting quite a bit of attention of late are Kevin Sumlin, the head coach at Texas A&M (and formerly at the University of Houston), Charlie Strong at Louisville and Will Muschamp, who left Texas, where he was the defensive coordinator under Brown from 2008 to 2010, to become head coach at Florida. There is some thought that Strong might be waiting to see what happens at Florida, where Muschamp might be on the hot seat after Florida sufferred its worst season since the late 1980s.
It's not certain that Texas would want Muschamp back, although he was designated as the so-called coach-in-waiting to replace Brown before his decision to leave for Florida to become a head coach. In two seasons in sunny Florida, Muschamp's record is just 22-16, snd this year's Gator team actually began the 2013 season ranked No. 10 nationally.
Speaking of Florida, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer, who won a national championship at Florida, might be a consideration. His national reputation and record clearly speak for themselves, but Meyer is already at a top program, where he is experiencing tremendous success (how else would you describe a program that has only one loss in two season?). Hard to think he would consider the Texas job an upgrade over where he is now. Memo to Coach Meyer: It isn't.
It's too bad that Arkansas got former Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema to jump at the end of last season. Bielma had great success in the Big Ten at Wisconsin, but not so much in his inaugural season guiding the Razorbacks. Bielma would have been a perfect fit for the Texas job, but its a year too late.
NFL coaches Pete Carroll (Seattle Seahawks) and Jim Harbaugh (San Francisco 49ers) have had success in the college ranks – Carroll at USC and Harbaugh at Stanford – but my guess is that they are very happy where they are right now and without all of the inside and outside pressure they would encounter in a job like at Texas.
Boise State's Chris Peterson might have been a good choice. After all, Texas brought in former Boise State offensive coordinator Bryan Harsin to revitalize the Longhorn offense in 2011-12. The train has already left the station on that consideration, though. The University of Washington now has Peterson under contract.
Another name that is getting some support as far as the Texas job goes is James Franklin at Vanderbilt. One sports writer this week wrote that "anyone who can win nine games at Vanderbilt ought to be able to win 12 games at Texas." ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit also came out publicly recently, saying Franklin would be a good fit for the Texas job.
And what about Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy or Gary Patterson at TCU? It's probably a stretch to think Gundy could be lured away from his alma mater. And, besides, the Oklahoma State head coach is just 1-8 against Oklahoma. Don't think that would get a lot of support in Austin. Patterson has been on a number of candidate short lists with the success he has had at TCU, but he is probably to loyal and holds too much respect for his present employer to jump to a rival school in the same conference. You never know, though. Money talks, and UT has a boatload of it.
Circling back to the original question, it's reasonable to assume that Texas officials have been giving this situation serious thought for some time. It wasn't until this week, however, that they have had the freedom or the decency to actively talk to and officially move forward on a replacement. With the countdown ti National Signing Day only a month and a half off, you would expect the powers that be at Texas to move relatively quickly to fill the position. All of this leads me to believe they have one of two people firmly in mind.
Chances are good that the choice is going to come from someone on the aforementioned list. Care to venture a guess?
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Brothers and sisters
Rebuild your lives
We're all drug takers
Give us something tonight
A cartoon in a ketamine
Jelly mixed with margarine
White doves from the war machine
Every body movin
Cocaine is for murderers
Codeine for the jurors
Caffeine been through all of us
Everybody horney
Crackwhores back in town again
Eggships sniffing benelyn
Burning all the oil again
Smoking makes you holy
sponsored linksTextin abbreviates the brain
Aspirin takes away the pain
Rock on, everyone the same
That's the way it is
Brothers and sisters
Rebuild your lives
We're all drug takers
Give us something tonight
Rohypnol like a chloroform
Sugar from the day you are born
Washed out like a dinosaur
Really don't believe it.
Sticky sniffing superglue
sulphates keeps you in a zoo
Monkeys turning into you
Everybody horney
Acid good up on the moors
Gimpo stops you getting bored
Beta's busy making laws
Procaine stops your screaming
Librium for anxiety
Drinking is our society
Guessing out of tirety
That's the way it is
that's the way it is even when we're pissed
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McGlynn's half-court buzzer beater gives Tigers CIT win
With just over a second left in their first-round game of the College Insider Tournament, the Tigers were expecting to head to overtime against the University of South Carolina Upstate.
They never made it to that overtime period, after Four McGlynn made a miracle half-court shot as time expired, giving the Tigers the 63-60 win. It was the program's first ever postseason win.
"Well, [I was thinking] that we were fortunate," Head Coach Pat Skerry said of McGlynn's shot after the game. "You got to have a little luck, and we definitely had some good luck."
Junior guard Ty Greene tied the game up for the Spartans (19-15, 11-7 Atlanta Sun Conference) with under six seconds left after getting by the Tiger defense almost completely unguarded. In the previous possession, senior Jerrelle Benimon had tied the game up for the Tigers, running an isolation to his left and making a layup despite being covered by at least two Spartan defenders.
Benimon's game-tying play was the same play run at the end of the William & Mary game in the CAA Tournament. In that game, Benimon lost the ball out of bounds and the Tigers lost the game, but Skerry said he was still determined to get the ball into the senior's hands at the end of the game.
"I said that when we lost [against William & Mary] if we had to run the same thing 10 times we'd do it again," he said. "[Benimon] is a special, special player and tonight he made it. He made it in most of the games this year."
The last several possessions summed up how the second half of the game went, with both teams going through several lead changes before McGlynn's buzzer beater. McGlynn ended up finishing the game with nine points, all coming on threes.
Towson (23-10, 13-3 CAA) struggled in the first half of the game, entering the locker room at halftime down by 13 to the Spartans.
At one point in the first half, the Spartans led by as much as 15 points. Towson got off to a slow start shooting, beginning the game by only making one of their first eight attempted three-point shots.
"Upstate was a good team, and they were ready to play," Skerry said. "They had us on our heels. I thought our effort was better in the second half, we were a little rusty to start the game but we hung in there."
Despite winning the game, Towson still shot just 39.3 percent from the floor, and 27.3 percent from three, compared to Upstate, who shot 47.1 percent overall.
Towson's poor shooting allowed for USC Upstate to establish a rhythm in the first half, dominating the first 20 minutes.
However, the Tigers came out strong in the second half, going on a nine-point run after halftime.
The Spartans managed to extend their lead again, but the Tigers kept fighting back, eventually pulling to within 58-55 with 3:08 left in the game.
In addition to the large deficit, the Tigers had to overcome the loss of starting point guard Mike Burwell, who fouled out with six minutes left in the game. Burwell is the team's primary ball handler, but those duties switched to Benimon and McGlynn once Burwell fouled out.
Burwell struggled in the game, shooting just 4-for-12 from the field, and failing to record a single rebound.
Senior guard Rafriel Guthrie also had a tough game, making just one of his nine shots, and going 0-for-7 from behind the arc. Guthrie also failed on two separate occasions to give Towson the lead. One was on a missed three-pointer since three minutes, and the other was a missed opportunity on free-throws toward the end of the game.
Skerry said he didn't see one thing in particular with Guthrie's game.
"He had good looks, but the ball just didn't go in the basket as much as we'd like," he said.
Benimon was able to boost the offense though, getting to the basket far more often than he did in the second half and leading all scorers with 20 points.
He attempted six free-throws on the game, after failing to make a field goal in the game until there were just three minutes left in the first half.
There were several lead changes in the second half, but Upstate still led for the majority of the second period and had the game tied until Benimon's go-ahead bucket.
After Greene's basket that tied the game, Benimon rushed to get the pass in. McGlynn took the pass and launched up a shot from 55 feet away and made it with no time left on the clock.
The officials had to view a video replay of the shot to confirm that McGlynn released the ball before time expired, but they eventually upheld the basket, leaving the Spartans in shock.
Because the CIT re-seeds after each round, the Tigers will have to wait until the conclusion of the rest of the first-round games Wednesday night to find out who they will play in the next round, but if they are the higher seed, Tiger fans could get a home game in the next round.


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Feeling replaced and disgraced.
If our love is tragedy why are you my remedy?
You will never like me. Let's face it.
I can't stop hoping now. I've come this far, why should I give up now?
If I'm able to handle losing you, then I think I'll be able to handle losing you the second time.
I'm strong. I have faith. I have hope. I wish for everyone to be happy and be appreciative about their lives.
I cannot stress myself enough that I'll always like you.
I wish I could confront you and tell you how I feel, especially while we were together.
It just doesn't seem right and I feel like I should do something about it, to get you to come to your senses about what you've done wrong.
I tell myself every time that I would move on. But there's just something about you that keeps holding me back.
I feel like an option to you and it hurts so much.
I feel like I mean nothing to you.
It honestly hurts a lot that you bring up her name around me, but all I can do now is pretend that I don't care for the sake of your happiness.
What if everything you've said to me was a tragic lie?
Why should I stick around being friends with someone who lies to me? Just to make me feel better.. Honestly, it won't make me feel better either way.
I don't want to be the last option you have when you have no one else to talk to or need help from. I honestly hate that you've changed from good to bad.
You don't need me as a friend because you have others. You'll leave sooner or later anyways like the rest of the people who ever broke my heart or left me hanging.
What are your intentions?
Stop playing these emotions on me.
I feel as if you only talk to me just to use me..
I'm trying to move on because it seems like you did already, but I only feel more attached.
My friends were right as I see it.
Every time I say goodbye to you, you don't say it back.
But this is what happens when I care too much about you.
Because that's what "friends" are for right…?


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In answer to the letter to the editor "Fast food workers going on strike? What a joke!" (Aug. 3) , I believe that the letter writer is the one that needs to be educated. Most fast food workers are great people trying to make it in today's world. If he thinks that the fast food workers are "lazy," and "poorly educated," he needs to take another look.
One of our granddaughters works at McDonalds to help pay for her education – as many other young people are doing. She just graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a masters degree in social work. She finished her masters in one year. She definitely not "lazy" and certainly not "ill-mannered."
Our younger granddaughter also works at McDonalds to help pay for her education. She is starting her sophomore year at Miami University. She was elected president of the Academic Club in her freshman year. She also had top scores in the Leadership, Wealth Management and Business Strategies exams in the nation. Great Kid! "Poorly educated?" I don't think so.
Many of the other employees are doing the same thing.
Many of the older workers are working just to pay for their health care. Regardless of the reason they are working, they are working – and that's a plus for us all.
Maybe the letter writer should avoid fast food restaurants, because dealing with people like him, I would say the workers deserve everything they are paid.
Beverly Hissom, Northside
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San Diego Upscale Bridal Showcase pictures!
I visited an upscale bridal showcase hosted by my hotel over the weekend and all the booths were so beautiful and inspiring!! Here are just some inspiring photos (2 of the 3 photos belong to my wedding coordinator and decor rental booths)!
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The other day, I went to see the new Junky Styling shop on Hackney Road in London's East End. It was incredible when I walked into the shop because it was hard for me to grasp the fact that all the clothes in the shop were made from reused and discarded fabric. I had read earlier that day on Wikipedia that 'upcycling is the process of converting waste materials or useless products into new materials or products of better quality or for better environmental value' (Kay, 1994). However, looking around me at the garments displayed at Junky Styling, the definition suddenly had a new meaning. All garments are made from the highest quality second hand clothing, which is deconstructed, re-cut and completely transformed. The New Yorker described it as 'an eccentrically chic line of mutant couture'. A focus and belief in individuality means that no two garments are ever exactly the same, a design concept which led Vogue to describe Junky as 'high fashion street couture'.
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Lakota West senior linebacker Jordan Hicks is expected to announce his college decision at his high school at a news conference at 12:30 p.m. today. Hicks is expected to call and inform coaches of Ohio State, Texas and Florida of his decision before publicly announcing it at the news conference. There is expected to be a good […]
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Three of Northern Kentucky's five teams in the tournament — Newport Central Catholic's girls and Walton-Verona's boys and girls – are still alive. Newport and Bishop Brossart both lost in the boys' tournament today. Brackets and box scores can be found on the All "A" website. We'll have stories in tomorrow's paper from Richard Skinner. I'm […]
Oak Hills lineman commits
01/28/10 at 2:43pm by Mike Dyer | Comments
Oak Hills senior OL-DL Ben Schmidt (6-5, 265) has committed to Southeast Missouri State, according to Oak Hills coach Kurry Commins. Schmidt was first-team all-GMC and a three-year starter for the Highlanders.
Anderson DB commits to Butler
01/28/10 at 2:43pm by Mike Dyer | Comments
Anderson senior DB Kevin Cripe has committed to play at Butler University, according to Anderson coach Jeff Giesting.
Wyoming DB commits to Ohio Dominican
01/28/10 at 2:42pm by Mike Dyer | Comments
Wyoming senior DB Jacob Allsop (5-9, 175) has committed to Ohio Dominican, according to Wyoming coach Bernie Barre. Allsop, an Enquirer Divisions II-VI all-area selection this past season, was Division III all-district. He had three interceptions and 68 1/2 tackles.
St. Xavier DL commits to Lehigh
01/28/10 at 2:40pm by Mike Dyer | Comments
St. Xavier senior DL Nigel Muhammad (6-1, 235) has committed to Lehigh, according to St. X coach Steve Specht. Muhammad, an Enquirer Division I all-area selection this past season, was first-team all-GCL South. He had six sacks and a forced fumble.
North College Hill football update
01/28/10 at 11:40am by Mike Dyer | Comments
North College Hill senior DT Angelo Pruitt (6-4, 275) will sign with UConn on Feb. 3, according to NCH coach Bruce Baarendse. Also, North College Hill senior DB Stefone Grace (6-4, 190) will sign with Marshall next week, according to Baarendse. Baarendse said North College Hill junior QB Dakota Dartis will attend the Junior Day […]
Looking ahead to 2011 class
01/28/10 at 10:19am by Mike Dyer | Comments
Obviously, National Signing Day is Feb. 3 for the 2010 class of area football players. By early next week, we should have a good idea about where virtually every top area senior will be signing. (St. Xavier senior OL Matt James is expected to decide the morning of Feb. 3) Today, we are looking ahead to the area's 2011 class. […]
Brown to visit Louisville on Friday
01/28/10 at 9:31am by Mike Dyer | Comments
Winton Woods senior QB Dominique Brown is expected to take an official visit to Louisville on Friday. Brown, who orally committed to UC last year, is still considering his options.
Thompson commits to Youngstown State
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Lakota West senior RB Jordan Thompson (6-0, 210) committed to Youngstown State on Wednesday. Thompson, an Enquirer Division I all-area selection this past season, had 275 carries for 1,741 yards and 20 rushing touchdowns. He was first-team all-district.
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