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When you score 78 points, it usually doesn't matter how many points you allow. The Palmetto Christian football team defeated Lincoln, 78-46, this past Friday night at Park West Field.
The Eagles led 60-34 at halftime thanks to offensive efficiency. Quarterback J.T. Waters had seven total touchdowns (five rushing, two passing), rushed for 261 yards on eight carries (32.6 yards per rush) and threw for 153 yards on 7-of-11 passing.
Tailback Ryan Roe added to the impressive box score with nine carries for 174 yards and four touchdowns. Chase Shimakonis and Ben German caught 35-yard and 23-yard touchdown passes, respectively.
Defensively, freshman Thomas Gunn led the Eagles with seven tackles. Four other players had five tackles each. Lincoln's Eric Manigault led the Yellow Jacket attack with three touchdown runs.
With the loss to SCISA 2A Palmetto Christian, SCHSL 1A Lincoln lost its 48th consecutive game. The Yellow Jackets have not won since Oct. 3, 2008. They'll get a good shot at ending the streak with an away game Friday at Creek Bridge (0-2), which has lost its first two games this season, 42-0 and 57-6.
Palmetto Christian hosts Trinity-Byrnes (1-1) on Friday.
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(December 6, 2012) -- Midway receiver Hunter Jarmon has been making game winning, game changing, and plays you'd only expect to find in a video game.
"I really don't think about it, it just kind of happens," said Jarmon. "I really take credit for baseball because baseball gives me a lot of hand-eye coordination, so it just kind of comes natural when it happens. I don't realize until after it happens, whoa, I really did that."
His quarterback thinks he's the best receiver in the state.
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"I think he should play both as long as he can," said Robertson. "We've grown up together, since we were eight years-old we've played baseball and football together in the back yard so I think there's a chemistry between us that nobody else in the state has. That's coming from throwing in the backyard every day and we carry it over now to when we're Seniors in high school and it's been really fun for us."
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Jesus is the Firstborn of many bretheren, and he lived in the flesh, 30 years, without having Gods Spirit come upon him, which means most of his earthly life. So you think that your life is going to be different than his? You think your going to have Gods Spirit most of your Life, Jesus didn't, and he IS the Standard set. Jesus life IS the example of how God gives his Spirit and we can learn from what God did to him. God does not change in his manner of dealing with his Sons. There are NO examples in the bible of any human having Gods Spirit for a long extended amount of time, with the only possible exceptions of Noah or Job, and I am not even 100% convinced about them. But I think Job had to have it. Because he was perfect in all his ways.Jesus firsts 30 years on earth were developmental years, training and learning, and Living WITHOUT the annointing he received at his Baptism. And I believe this is exactly what God is doing, has done, to those who he is interested in choosing now. The Calling of God, is without the Holy Spirit, it has not come " Upon You", although your learning may be conceived by it, your consciousness pricked by it some time ago, as Jesus was conceived by it.Now I have said many times, that those called, do receive " Vistations" from the Spirit, it will deal with them, but it comes and goes, this is how the Spirit does me, it does not stay. Notice this principle in John 1:33; and look close. Many of you faulter by looking at Gods word, but not looking closer at it, deeper into it. Speaking of Jesus;" He upon whom you see the Spirit descending AND " Remaining" upon him. Notice how John said this. The Spirit comming, AND Remaining! That is very important in understanding how God uses his Spirit. Because more than often, God sends the Spirit upon people, but it does not remain upon them. And this is why there is no church of God on earth now, because the Spirit is visting, but not remaining, and the people are not conscious of this. So God is teaching their subconsciousness, more than he is their conscious minds. When God opens a person to new truth, its not really new, its already within their subconscious mind, God just opens it up to their consciousness, and thats how we really learn, and can learn so quick.Anyhow, I want to go a little further into this.Peace.
What? Don't you know you are a temple of the Holy Ghost? Or does he just rent the temple from time to time? There is another passage where Jesus says that "now, the Spirit is with you . .but soon will be "in" you . . ." Was that also to be just a temporary visitation?
I think Jesus life is essentially proof that Consciousness is not soley produced by the brain. Really Consciousness, is a dialouge within. Jesus was placed into a humans womb, and all while he was a human being growing up, until God opened his consciousness, he didnot know who he was. So God controls the consciousness, and he created Christ consciousness, as he did us all. Well excuse me, actually God created the Christ consciousness, and then Christ created ours. So consciousness was created and is controlled by God.So much about God is a mystery, and thats why consciousness itself is a mystery. Even Jesus was kept spiritually unconscious for a time, just as humanity is being kept spiritually unconscious for a time. When Jesus became conscious of who he was, and that timeframe can be debated, anywhere from age 12 to 30, it was not brain activity that ignited it, it was God. The orgin of the Consciousness of Christ, is God. John 5:26;" For just as the Father has life in himself,( or consciousness), even so he GAVE to the Son also to have Life in himself,( Or Consciousness). Again Jesus in John 6:57;" I Live because of the Father", or this is his orgin of life, he came to be because of God.Now, so Christ consciousness was created and molded by the Father God. John 8:42, again Jesus;" I proceeded forth and came from God." Again really this is the orgin of both Christ, AND human consciousness!And I want to get into that.Peace.


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Solos, duos or groups--any style of music. We want YOU to participate in IPPL's first ever Teen Music Fest! Submit your application and demo by June 10 for your chance at fame and cash prizes! Four solos/duos and four groups will be selected by IPPL's Teen Advisory Board to perform live at Borse Park in Willowbrook on Friday, June 28 starting at 6 pm. A panel of judges will award prizes for the top act in each category, and a fan favorite will be chosen by text-in vote, so bring your friends!
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It's a fern, of course. This one is quite common in the Southeast, stretching north into the Ohio River Valley and New England and west to eastern Texas. It grows in rather unspecialized places, including fields and meadows, as well as a variety of shady or open forests, usually on the dry side. It can handle a good bit of shade, so you can find it in the deep woods during a long hike, far from the parking lot.
Now ferns are an interesting group of plants from a very ancient lineage, all of them vascularized, with plenty of water-conducting internal "plumbing." Ferns have vascular tissue in common with the gymnosperms (cycads, pines, cedars, cypress, etc.) as well as the flowering plants (orchids, roses, sunflowers, sand-spurs, etc.). But, ferns don't produce any flowers, or for that matter, fruits or seeds. Instead, they produce tiny spores which act as their dispersal units. In a fern, spores are generally released from the plant out of specialized structures called "sporangia", and after floating around in the air for a while, the spores commonly settle down on the ground somewhere and sprout. We are talking TINY here…with a resultant little plant that botanists call a gametophyte. The gametophyte is a rather drab little thing that never attains a fern-like appearance, and often stays completely below ground. The gametophyte is extremely important however, in the grand view of all things fernish, since that's where the gametes (egg and sperm cells) are produced. Following fertilization, a completely new plant body arises from the gametophyte. This new plant is what everybody recognizes as a "fern," frequently developing a rhizome down below, and with beautiful green leaves above the ground. The new plant is also where the spores come from, and the cycle can begin again. Thus, there is an alternation of gamete-producing and spore-producing plants, within the same species. (This cycle is referred to as "alternation of generations," and it occurs in all the plants around us, not just ferns. As you might expect, there are a few more curious and somewhat complicated details involved in plants' alternation of generations. This aspect of plant reproduction is as fascinating as it is biologically important, and yet for some reason, some of my students tend to get a bit drowsy and unresponsive during this particular lecture.)
The sporophyte of our Mystery Plant eventually produces a short rhizome, and each year it will send up a single, dark green frond, which does not produce any sporangia – it's "sterile." A second frond is produced, however, and attached just below the soil line, which will bear several grape-like clusters of yellowish sporangia on its branches. This is the "fertile" frond, which will shed its spores by autumn. Then it dries up. The sterile frond, though, is evergreen, and will last all winter. This species has a number of similar-looking relatives, but they all have their sterile and fertile fronds fused together well above the ground.
John Nelson is the curator of the A.C. Moore Herbarium at the University of South Carolina, in the Department of Biological Sciences, Columbia. As a public service, the Herbarium offers free plant identifications. For more information, visit www.herbarium.org or call 803-777-8196, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Answer: "Southern grape-fern," Sceptridium biternatum
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An Aiken man who apparently sold marijuana in exchange for Mexican pesos was detained on Thursday, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Quinton Thomas Taylor, 22, of Allison Street, was charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was placed in the Aiken County detention center, where he remained on Friday afternoon. Taylor was pulled over while driving his moped on Richland Avenue on Thursday because the moped didn't have a tag on it, according to a report. As Taylor stepped off the moped and removed his wallet to get his ID card, the officer noticed a "gold foil package" protruding from Taylor's left jacket pocket.
The gold foil was a wrapper that commonly contains cigar rolling papers or complete cigars commonly used to roll "blunts," according to the report.
When the officer asked Taylor if he had any marijuana on him, Taylor responded, "Yes, but it's more than you think," according to the report.
Taylor had a large bag containing many smaller bags in his pocket, with each bag containing a leafy, green substance Taylor said was marijuana, according to the report. Taylor told the officer he sells marijuana "as a means to pay his bills," the report stated.
Taylor also had several peso bills in his pocket, according to the report. He told the officer that the "Mexicans" pay him in pesos for marijuana that he sells them.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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I had a chance to create some items for the Portland Quilt Show for Tim Holtz's new fabric line Eclectic Elements. It's a beautiful vintage collection, full of ephemera print fabrics and the most beautiful butterfly prints. The bag I made was so fun to make, free-cut without a pattern, which is so normal for me now. And the altered Union Jack pillow was loosely inspired by a few I've seen on pinterest. The laundry pin bag I've made countless times for friends, I simply stitched random extra pieces from the line together and then added some hand stitched accents. Vintage, yet Modern, it's so lovely and should be available sometime in June at your favorite retail fabric store.


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Travel to Israel
Beyond tourism, to transformation: In something foreign we can find ourselves.
By Rabbi Peretz Rodman
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Between one and two million people visit Israel each year. Some are Christians who come to walk in Jesus' footsteps. An increasing number come to do business. Others come to have a good time in a country that offers scuba diving at the Red Sea, dipping in the healing waters of the Dead Sea, or wind surfing on the Mediterranean. The largest segment of visitors, though, are Jews coming to Israel because they are Jews and Israel is the Jewish homeland.
Perhaps these Jewish visitors can be called pilgrims. If pilgrimages are made to sacred places, however, it is a strangely secularized sense of sacred space that draws Jews to visit not only Jerusalem but also Eilat.
They come to see not only the site of the Holy Temple and the ruins of ancient synagogues but also trendy shops and cafés, to meet not only Jews engaged in Torah study but also Jews who are diamond cutters, dairy farmers, and software tycoons.
For Jewish travelers, a visit to Israel can and should be more than a typical tourist encounter with a foreign people, culture, and place. With preparation, it can be a stimulating, life-changing encounter. How, then, do we plan for a more enriching trip to Israel than that offered by standard tour agencies, a trip suited to our desire to explore what Israel means to Jews?
Experiencing Modern Israel
Jewish visitors come to Israel out of a sense of identification. But with what? Are they coming to learn about the land and people of Israel, or what being Jewish means to them?
If the experience of modern Israel is what you want to learn about, then you will want to visit sites like Independence Hall in Tel Aviv, where the Zionist leadership declared Israel's independence in 1948, or Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem, where most of the state's early political leaders are buried. You can visit the home and the burial site of David Ben Gurion in the stark emptiness of the Negev or see memorials to battles and to fallen soldiers, then meet today's soldiers on military bases. You can visit the Knesset and the Supreme Court. You can learn about Israel's minorities by visiting Druze villages and Bedouin encampments. Tour operators can facilitate this. You can experience the Jewish ambience of public spaces: city centers, outdoor markets, even shopping malls.
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This is a nice little physic card trick that really depends on your showmanship to help sell this effect. Whenever you do a physic trick you should really sell the idea that you have physic abilities
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The magician pulls out 5 cards from the deck. The cards are the ace,2,3,4 and 5 of any suits they could be all the same or all different it doesn't matter. Lay them down on a table in order. The magician asks the spectator to mentally think of 1 of the cards and not to tell them. The magician then asks the spectator to hold out his dominant hand. The magician tells the spectator that the thumb represents the ace, index finger 2, middle finger 3 and so on. The magician tells the spectator to concentrate on the finger that their card represents. The magician lightly taps the tip of the spectators fingers with the tip of their index finger. The magician can then correctly predict the selected card.


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I'm not gonna lie to you: I'm not a big fan of Twinkies. Truth be told, I can't actually remember eating one as a kid. We didn't eat Wonder Bread either. We weren't anti-Hostess. And my mom wasn't on a health tear for most of our youth: the reality was that those were brand named foods and they cost money and that was something we didn't have a lot of.
Instead, I grew up – horrors! – eating discount store bread and homemade cookies and cakes. There wasn't a Twinkie to be found in my lunchbox throughout my entire childhood (though we did have the occasional Little Debbie cake when we were feeling flush). All of the marketing efforts in the world weren't going to make my über-shopper mom believe that our lives would somehow be better if she bought Twinkies. Or Hohos. Or Wonder Bread. And no amount of wheedling and whining from us would have changed her mind.
That's why I find it curious that Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) has introduced a bill to deny federal tax deductions associated with marketing so-called "junk food" to children. Apparently, Kucinich believes that kids are calling the shots in most households – and it's making them fat.
The measure, H.R.6599, has as its purpose "to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to protect children's health by denying any deduction for advertising and marketing directed at children to promote the consumption of food at fast food restaurants or of food of poor nutritional quality." The bill, alternately called – wait for it – the "Stop Subsidizing Childhood Obesity Act" was introduced on November 16, 2012, and has 11 co-sponsors: Rep. John Conyers (D-MI), Rep. Bob Filner (D-CA), Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-NY), Rep. Michael Honda (D-CA), Rep. Jesse Jackson (D-IL), Rep. Eddie Johnson (D-TX), Rep. Gwen Moore (D-WI), Rep. James Moran (D-VA), Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) and Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-CA).
Under the proposal, ads and marketing targeted at kids for fast food, "any food of poor nutritional quality" and "any brand under which the majority of products are food of poor nutritional quality" would result in the loss of tax breaks. Deductions associated with marketing those products would be disallowed, including travel, promotions and gifts.
It may be well-intentioned but it's a terrible idea. The notion of what is "poor nutritional quality" is so subjective that it borders on the ridiculous. While an attempt is made to qualify what might constitute what's considered unsuitable, it's a recipe for disaster. As currently defined, the term would include "food and beverages that are determined by the Secretary… to be inconsistent with the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans." Those guidelines are published every 5 years by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Department of Agriculture (USDA). You can read the most recent guidelines here (warning: it's a hefty pdf download at nearly 3MB).
Let me see if I can summarize those for you: don't eat too many calories, avoid the bad stuff. The bad stuff – this year – is considered to be salt, saturated fats, trans fats, cholesterol, added sugars and refined grains. The report advises to watch against too many solid fats, which include grain-based desserts, pizza, regular cheese, sausage, franks, bacon, and ribs, and, of course, fried white potatoes. Refined grain products that are high in solid fats and/or added sugars should also be reduced; those include cakes, cookies, donuts, and other desserts.
There's nothing here you haven't seen before… You'll learn (surprise!) that nutritionists recommend that you should eat more spinach than french fries and more fish than bacon. And yeah, put away that bag of cookies.
A lot of this conversation is silly. We change our views on nutrition all of the time. Remember when butter was evil and margarine was king? And thanks to Oprah, recall how we thought red meat was going to kill us? And, of course, we've gone from demonizing to elevating to re-demonizing milk (especially for children) many times.
Despite this moving target, Congress wants to make it more financially difficult to market whichever flavor of the month is considered *bad* for children. Kucinich thinks this is okay because he is disturbed that "we're actually giving tax deductions out to big companies that go ahead and advertise and market products that contribute to childhood obesity."
I don't want a nation of unhealthy kids either. But I think this is the wrong tack. You see, I have news for Congress: my kids don't make the food choices in my household anymore than we did as kids. And if kids in other households do, that's not a manufacturing/advertising problem, it's a parenting problem.
And if we agree that obesity is a serious problem (which I think we do), does Kucinich also advocate a more holistic approach? Since much of what contributes to our kids' growing waistlines is inactivity, should we target those companies that market their products, too? Are we going after PlayStation next? GameBoy? Facebook? Wii?
And while we're at it, my middle child has a tendency to curl up on the sofa and read when I'd rather she be out on her bike. Does that mean that Barnes & Noble should take a hit? Should we punish J.K. Rowling and Rick Riordan for making our kids fat?
Of course not. That's ridiculous. Because no single thing is making our kids fat. And to try and blame one industry – even if we think they're truly bad – is an exercise in futility.
I don't think a Happy Meal is everyday food but I don't begrudge McDonald's the right to sell them. I'm not a fan of Taco Bell but if some other parent wants to buy their kid a discount taco, that should be their choice. And if you want to load up on candy bars and pork rinds for your kids' school lunches, I question the logic but it's not my place to tell you no.
I'm not quite sure when we became such a Nanny state. And using the Tax Code to promote this agenda is misguided. I'm sure it didn't escape notice that this bill was introduced the same week that Hostess Brands announced that it was shutting down – resulting in the loss of 18,500 jobs. Do we think that this bill will somehow make that picture rosier? Or boost revenues for ad companies? Help out the chocolate makers?
Here's the deal: as grown-ups, we know the score. And even though we know better, we buy those things that are bad for us anyway. And quite frankly, it's not because we're ignorant or blindly led by marketers. It's because, mostly, we find many of those things delicious. It's not the job of Congress to tell us different.
At the end of the day, people really are smarter than you give them credit for. And if they want those snack-sized sweets? I say, "Let them eat TastyKake!"
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Grand Island's Schultz to Lead Hilbert College Volleyball Program
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Hamburg, NY - Hilbert College Director of Athletics Susan Viscomi announces the hiring of William (Bill) Schultz to the position of Head Coach of the men's volleyball program for the 2010-11 season.
"As a committed coach and current player, Bill has a tremendous background in the sport of volleyball with much to offer our student-athletes," said Viscomi. "We are fortunate to have him leading our program and are excited about the future growth of the team."
Schultz comes to Hilbert after serving as the boys' volleyball head coach at Grand Island since 2004. After only a few years coaching, his team won the divisional title, and he was named the Niagara Frontier League Coach of the Year in 2008. Schultz's team followed that honor up with an appearance in the Section VI volleyball championship game in 2009. Schultz will continue to coach the high school team while serving as the head coach at Hilbert College.
"I look forward to creating a positive environment where my Hilbert athletes will work hard, and play hard," said Schultz. "I expect my team to give 100% effort at all times. I focus on technique to ensure the best results from each player. And I look forward to the recruiting process where I can bring in like-minded athletes to the program."
As a player, Schultz's career is quite impressive. He was a member of the nationally recognized D'Youville College team and was named a Division III First Team All-American in 2004, as well as a North East Collegiate Volleyball Association (NECVA) Western Division Player of the Year in both 2003 and 2004. Schultz extended his playing days when he competed professionally for the Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) Beach Tour for two seasons. During that time, he qualified for the Main Draw Tournament and faced the Olympic Gold Medalists.
Schultz received his associate's degree from Niagara County Community College in physical education and continued his studies in elementary education at D'Youville College. He currently resides in Cheektowaga with his wife Katie.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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An offshoot of a popular Japanese home decor brand, Lazy Susan USA was founded in 2001 to bring its eclectic, innovative designs to North America. Its accents, many of which use eco-friendly materials, draw inspiration from myriad countries and cultures, allowing you to indulge in a taste for the exotic without leaving your home.


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FITCHBURG, Mass. — The Grafton Indians, with a little bit of fortune from Mother Nature and big effort from their punishing defense as well as a tough running game, wore down the #1 seed Northbridge Rams and shut them out, 21-0, in the Division 4 Super Bowl at Fitchburg State University on Saturday afternoon.
Grafton went to its first Super Bowl since 1989 when Coach Michael Ross was a player and its first win since 1986, a drought of 26 years. But it was a season of firsts for Grafton. They beat Millbury on Thanksgiving, their first win in 13 years also. It's also their first year in a new high school, where the home field is named for the late Richard Egsegian, the legendary 32-year coach and Northbridge native responsible for Grafton's last three Super Bowl wins.
The Indians did what no one else has been able to do, and that was shut down the powerful Rams offense led by Quarterback Matt Phelan who lit up the league both passing and rushing this season. And they did it with perhaps the best defensive lineman in the league in Corey Charpentier.
Charpentier was a disruptive force all season long as an inside defensive tackle, and while far from the biggest player, uses a non-stop motor and an intense desire to be the best at his position. Earlier this season, Northbridge directed their pass blocking away from Charpentier and the Rams were able to beat the Indians 28-21.
But on Saturday, Ross had Charpentier play in an up position at middle linebacker.
"We played Corey up and had him spy Phelan," said Ross. "He's the best defensive player in the league and today it showed."
Charpentier was the catalyst in the tough Grafton defense that shut down, frustrated and ultimately did what no one had done in six years and that was shut out the Rams. Charpentier was outstanding, netting four sacks and blowing up play after play in not just the passing game, but in the running game where Phelan excelled.
What I was seeing, was find that little hole, find that seam and just attack it," Charpentier said.
Just prior to the game, Ross looked at the sky with a slightest grin and said, "This is our weather, Grafton weather."
Indeed it was, Grafton set the tone right from the start with their physicality. On just the second snap of the game, Indians quarterback Doug Oevermann took the snap and wheeled left and burst 68 yards for what would be the winning touchdown and just like that the Indians led 7-0.
The weather did play a factor in the game, with the snow and cold, the Rams were never able to find a comfort zone with the vertical passing game. On their first snap from scrimmage, Phelan looked deep for Ben O'Donnell, who was behind the safeties. Phelan's pass was right on the money but O'Donnell dropped the pass and the Rams would never seriously threaten to score again
The Indians got the ball back and once again pounded the ball between the tackles and just chewed up yardage. In his post-game comments, Ross, when told the Indians weren't pretty, smiled.
"When have we ever been pretty?" he asked. "We're never pretty, we're gritty and that's what Grafton football is all about."
That drive ended with Charpentier, filling in for an injured Cody Munoz, powering it in from the 8 yard line and Grafton would take a 14-0 lead into half-time.
Northbridge took their initial second half possession and tried to change things up, in the first half they attempted to spread the Indians wide but it wasn't successful, so they tightened the formations up and tried the short passing game.
Phelan moved them down the field before the Indians tightened up in the red-zone and on 4th down and four from the 29 yard line Phelan was picked off at the 15 yard line, the last chance to get back in the game was gone.
Grafton took the ball and went on a long time consuming drive eating up the clock and whatever remained of Northbridge's hopes. Oevermann ran in his second score from 11 yards out and the score was 21-0 and this one was over with the way the Indians defense was playing.
"This was about execution," Ross said. "I've never had a tougher team."


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Chris Weidman coach: Anderson Silva diminishing UFC legacy with excuses
"I just think he got dominated in both fights, and definitely doesn't deserve anywhere near a third fight, in my opinion," Longo told MMAjunkie.
Longo, who coaches the UFC's middleweight champ, was almost incredulous when asked to respond to Silva's recent comments about his rematch with Weidman, which came at UFC 168 and ended in a gruesomely broken leg.
"My initial feeling was, wow, this guy," Longo said. "I always had a lot of respect for Anderson. But the first fight, he had his feet the wrong way, he was leaning too much, (and) he knows what he did wrong. This time, Weidman didn't do anything, and he got hurt."
Silva broke his tibia and fibula in the second round of this past month's pay-per-view when Weidman checked a leg kick.
Over the weekend, Silva told Brazilian media outlet Globo that his second loss to the American fighter was a lapse in technique and the product of an accident. Had the injury not occurred, he said, he likely would have won.
"I think these guys just aren't in touch with reality, and they have to learn how to lose properly and grow from your losses, and move on – instead of making excuses," Longo said. "Earn your way back up, correct your mistakes. That's what really being a champion is. One win or loss doesn't make a champion, but certainly making excuses isn't being a champion, either."
The gravelly-voiced trainer even questioned whether Silva was being honest in his assessment of the fight, and deadpanned that there might be another explanation for his state of mind.
"I would think it's a lot of OxyContins talking," Longo said. "[Silva is] on a lot of pain meds, and he's delirious – that would be my first gut feeling. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt."
Silva's longtime co-manager, Ed Soares, declined to respond to Longo's comments when contacted by MMAjunkie.
The record-setting ex-champ currently is recovering at his home in Redondo Beach, Calif., where this past Sunday he received a visit from UFC executives Lorenzo Fertitta and Dana White, who tweeted that Silva would be off crutches within 30 days. Silva promised a return to the cage.
Weidman, meanwhile, is vacationing on the tropical islands of Turks and Caicos, according to Longo, and will take time with his family before addressing his next challenge – No. 1 contender Vitor Belfort, whom he meets likely in May or July in Las Vegas.
Longo could not provide an update on Weidman's knee, which reportedly was injured heading into UFC 168. Weidman said after this past December's pay-per-view that he potentially could need arthroscopic surgery to clear damaged tissue in the joint. (Weidman told MMAjunkie earlier this month he'll get looked over by a doctor to make sure he's all good before telling the UFC brass he'd prefer to fight Belfort in May.)
Longo said he'll touch base with the champ at the end of this week, and added the two haven't spoken about the second fight. He knows, however, how he feels about a third.
"Me personally, (Silva is) going to have to earn his way back up, and maybe by the time he's 45, we'll be waiting for him," he said.
"I think the guy deserves a legacy. I really hope he takes a higher ground and just admits that the kid beat him, fair and square, twice, and go on and live with all your accolades. I think it's going to diminish his legacy if he keeps making excuses, because I don't think that's what a champion should do."
Who would have thought it, here we have Anderson Fucking Silva trying to talk his way into a title shot. How quick things change in the world of mma.
I agree with Ray Longo but the excuses have been tainting his legacy since the first sonnen fight.
I feel like Silva will always have a but next to his legacy by fans(not all fans). For example "Anderson SIlva was the greatest middleweight of all time...but he was classless, but he was cocky, but he was a douche, but he was a sore loser.
Same with GSP and being boring and Fedor for not fighting in the UFC. People can always add that but in there to speak negatively on his legacy aka taint.
That's alright. I didn't think Bisping lost to Hendo.
He should just accept it and work his way back. You know if Silva won one fight against a mid-tier opponent Dana would jizz in his pants and set up another title fight.
"He's got big balls. I like that." -Josh Koschek on Frank Trigg's balls.
Must be nice I'm immune to morphine. It only took surgery on the thoracic region of my spine to find out.
Ok aside from the pain meds discussion. In response to Anderson, bro don't buy into your own hype. You are not immortal or superman. Chris beat you soundly twice. Accept this, retire with dignity, and know that you will always be one of the greatest fighters to have ever graced the sport of MMA. I have never been your fan and always rooted against you, but I will not deny your talent or prowess. So please do not deny Chris's accomplishments in two successful victories over you.
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Baumhower: Three bells tolled and an infinity of tearsWritten by Jeremy Baumhower | | firstname.lastname@example.com
After attending tonight's Last Alarm ceremony I've discovered you can tell how great a man was in life by the number of times a bell is tolled. It appears the magic number is three.
The television coverage could not translate the feeling inside the SeaGate Convention Centre tonight. Witnessing thousands of men wearing their dress blues who traveled across the entire country to help bury a kid from my neighborhood was an unbelievable sight.
The eery feeling that was at the pit of my stomach was of how each and every one of our bravest knew this ceremony and their collective part. I thank God this was my first and I pray it will be my last.
Before the live coverage started and the memorial officially began, there was an amazing moment that completely floored me. Out of nowhere and almost in perfect unison, every firefighter in the building stood up and the room went completely silent. Within seconds I realized what was going on: Both Pvt. Steve Machcinski's and Pvt. Jamie Dickman's families were being escorted to their seats directly in front of the flag-covered caskets.
The thing you can never ready yourself for is the image of the small children being carried and escorted in. The sight of Steve's niece and nephew and Jamie's two small children reminded me that my tears ducts still worked and well. I am not sure who's child she was, but there was the most beautiful blond-haired girl wearing the brightest red dress ever sewed. She was maybe 3 years old and her innocence stole the night, while breaking my heart.
Three of my four children were tow-headed and not blessed with a ton of hair at birth. The thoughts that must run through these babies' minds, how confused they must be. Wondering why those who surround them, the people they love the most, were having trouble stopping the flow of water from their eyes. It's sad they couldn't understand the full meaning of the lives lost and how important their family's sacrifice truly is. I was destroyed by the thought of how little time Jamie got to spend with his two children in the course of their lifetimes and how blessed have I been for the amount of time I have spent with mine. How underestimated and privileged time is. I have been a luckier man.
The next thing I learned was that I had no idea how much the sound of bagpipes emptied one's soul. How a bag with pipes sticking out of it could fill a room the size of SeaGate. I now understand the beauty in pomp and circumstance.
Speaker after speaker, the room engulfed every word spoken. You knew which speaker was affected and who had done this before, sadly too many times before.
These ceremonies are designed to remember the deceased, but often serve as a vehicle for self-reflection. I caught myself wondering how would I be remembered? How many bells have I earned to be tolled?
I use my column as my therapist: where I work out my problems, my guilt, my pain and who I want to be as a person. I have discovered from typing enough letters into a keyboard my complete love affair with this city, with these people and what's in my DNA. I have lived in different cities and it never felt right, never felt like home and I thought I was crazy. It turns out I am simply a Toledoan and that's all. As soon as I came to accept this fact, this sense of pride started to grow within.
I discovered something tonight that I never even thought about before. Would I give my life for this city I love? I don't have that answer. I am humbled by those who filled the room tonight who without hesitation all have answered, "Yes."
One of my favorite days of the year is St. Patrick's Day, because it is a West Side tradition. I love going to OB's, having a pint or three and enjoying the company of the local firefighters who play the bagpipes and drums. I would see Steve's face every year wearing a Tigers cap, enjoying a green cold beverage, just being a kid from the 43623. Tonight I learned that Steve was born on March 17 and somehow it just made more sense. Steve Machcinski was born to be a firefighter. Steve died being who he was and his reward for his sacrifice was having a bell rung three times in his honor. He wouldn't have wanted anything else.
If not for counting the bells tolled, I think you can judge a man's life by counting the tears that fall in the room that holds his casket. I learned tonight that two great heroic men have left this world too soon. I know because of the river of tears that flowed under our seats. Toledo lost two great sons last Sunday. I hope that two more will rise in their place; they would want that and we need that.
To the leadership in IAFF Local 92: Can we take an extra collection this and every St. Patrick's Day? Since the firefighters do such an amazing job at filling their boots with donations on this day, why not add a second collection? Let's fill their hats. I was hoping you would create a Stephen A. Machcinski Scholarship Fund for future firefighters. The only criteria I ask amongst future recipients is that they are Toledo-born. This is the way we should celebrate Steve's birthday, by finding and financing future brothers from the very city he chose to protect. A matching Jamie A. Dickman scholarship fund could also be started with the only criteria being applicants must be born outside our city limits.
To the Toledo Fire & Rescue Department and their families: Please know that you are loved for what you do and are never thanked enough. From my family to yours: Thank you and God bless.
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