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As the defensive coordinator at Crescent the last six years, Josh Pierce experienced quite a few lean years at his alma mater before being a part of the beginnings of a successful rebuilding project. His ability to stay the course prepared him to take the next step in his career.
Pierce, who has spent 11 years in coaching, will take on his first head-coaching job. He will assume that position at West-Oak High, athletic director Tim Sheriff announced Tuesday.
"We are elated to get coach Pierce to join the Warrior family," Sheriff said. "We look forward to his vision and the direction he will lead our football program. We feel that he is a great fit for the West-Oak Community and will be a positive influence on our athletic program."
Pierce will take over for Jay Brannon, who resigned in November after five seasons and a 16-35 record with the Warriors. West-Oak is coming off an 0-10 2012 season and has seen very little success since making the transition from Class 2A to 3A in 2008.
Having experienced some rough seasons at Crescent before it all came together this season, Pierce, an Iva native, will oversee the rebuilding process in Westminster. Pierce led a Tiger defense, which included standouts Devin Taylor and Dalston Davis, that was a big part of Crescent's best season since 1997 and its first playoff win since 2003.
"We're similar to what Crescent is and he has an idea what type of athletes we do have," Sheriff said. "He has a very good background knowledge of the program and we are impressed with the enthusiasm and the excitement that he'll bring to the program. He's going to get our kids to join and they'll follow."
Pierce was a standout offensive player at Newberry College — he played fullback, tailback, slot receiver and returned kicks — before coaching a year at Polk County (N.C.) and a year at McCants Middle School in Anderson. He moved to Southside High with then-head coach Fe Cowan and fell into the defensive coordinator slot for two years after Julius Prince, now the head man at Southside, had his job offer fall through.
Sheriff said Pierce impressed him during the interview process with his knowledge of the Warrior program and his plan to recruit players from the hallways and establish his philosophy at the middle school level.
"It's a lot like the situation I'm in now. It's a rural school. It's a school that has potential," Pierce said. "It's got a great administration and support staff that's in place already."
Having done his homework on the Warriors, he is well aware of just how discouraged the remaining players were after last season. He understands it will take a special coach to endear himself to them and get them to buy into what he's selling.
"Truthfully, I'm selling me, my program," Pierce said. "My program is being a pretty good molder of young men. I'd love to sit here and tell you what we're going to be doing on defense and offense, but meeting the kids is the first step to seeing what we'll being doing on defense and what we'll be doing on both sides of the football. I'm selling myself, that I'm an honest guy and I'm here for them."
It's a philosophy that really started to make sense when he observed Crescent head coach Jeff Murdock and the impact he had on his players.
Murdock sees success in Pierces' future.
"The biggest thing he brought to the table was his rapport with the kids," Murdock said of Pierce. "He coached his defense to meet the personnel that we had and we're going to miss him. He was my right hand, but we're happy for him."
It will be an uphill climb as Pierce makes his way into Region 1-3A, a top league in the state that features powerhouses Daniel and Belton-Honea Path as well as Wren, Seneca and Emerald. The Warriors are 6-21 since joining the region.
"The first thing is building competitiveness and showing them they can compete at that level," Pierce said. "I know if we can do that we can be successful."
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By Curt firstname.lastname@example.com Clayton County schools Coordinator of Secondary Social Studies Michael Powell said Thursday he could not recall a time in at least 10 years when Clayton County students took overall top honors at the Georgia Council for the Social Studies state fair, until now. Arnold Elementary School fifth-grader Darrielle McCray, 10, won the Friends of the Georgia Archives' Best Sociology-Social Psychology project for all grade levels at the fair. M.D. Roberts Middle School sixth-grader Sydney-Alyce Bourget, 12, won the National Archives Award for the best history project in Georgia. McCray and Bourget were among six Clayton County students who won "best of" awards at the state social studies fair March 21, but the pair were the only students from the county to win in categories that covered all grade levels. Since there is no national fair, the state social studies fair is the highest level at which the students can compete. "I'm extremely happy because it shows the commitment of our teachers and students to the Georgia Performance Standards," Powell said. McCray, who also won "Best in Discipline: Sociology/Social Psychology" award for Class I (fifth- and sixth-graders), got inspiration for her project on how home foreclosures affect students and their studies from current events. She said the topic appealed to her because she could see people around her community who were struggling. As a result, she thought sociology was a better field than other topics like history, or anthropology. "I chose to do a sociology project because I felt I could relate to it more than history," McCray said. "I would like to be a sociologist some day." McCray said her success at the state fair is a result of the encouragement and advice she received from Powell, and her gifted education teacher Audrey Fowler, and her parents. Bourget's project was two years in the making. She began researching the Middle Passage of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade two years ago, and added to her project as she acquired information. In the days leading up to the fair, she was still adding information when she visited the National Archive Southeast Region facility in Morrow and got access to cargo manifests from slave ships. "The manifests lists the names, heights and weights of the slaves, but it listed them as cargo," she said. "That's what helped me understand the perspective of everything else in my project." In addition to McCray and Bourget, other winners from the school system were: Rex Mill Middle School sixth-grader Lindsey Perry, "Best in Discipline: Anthropology" for Class I for a project on the writing technique known as NuShu; Morrow High School seniors Kimberly Appler and Erin Fielding, "Best in Discipline: History" for Class IV (11th-, and 12th-graders) for a project on Joseph Stalin's purges, and Riverdale High School junior Sotheavy Vann, "Best in Class IV" for a project on what caused and ended the Great Depression. Vann said she was surprised when her project was announced as the best overall project in Class IV, after Appler and Fielding won the best history project award, because Vann's project also fell in the history category. She said she benefited from doing a project on the Great Depression because it helped her understand the nation's current economic situation. "It taught me to be careful with spending on credit cards," Vann said. "I also learned if you see everyone buying something all at the same time, be smart, do your research and find out if it is really worth an investment." Interim Superintendent Valya Lee said the youths were examples of the greatness she wants to see all students in Clayton County achieve. "It shows we have dedicated staff that is going to give them what they need to do things like this," Lee said. "These are kids who are some of the brightest, and our goal is to make all of them the best and the brightest."
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Grill or broil skewers of lemon-and-thyme-scented lamb, and then serve them atop a garlicky Sardinian couscous full of cauliflower, currants, and pine nuts.
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- 1/3 cup pine nuts
- 1 1/2 pounds boneless leg of lamb, cut into 1 1/2 inch cubes
- 8 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 4 tablespoons lemon juice, divided
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 small head cauliflower (about 1 1/4 pounds), cut into small florets
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 teaspoons salt, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon saffron (optional)
- 3/4 teaspoon fresh-ground black pepper, divided
- 1 cup canned crushed tomatoes in thick puree
- 1 3/4 cups canned low-sodium chicken broth or homemade stock
- 1/2 cup currants
- 1 1/2 cups couscous
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
In a small frying pan, toast the pine nuts over moderately low heat, stirring frequently, until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Light the grill or heat the broiler. In a glass dish or stainless steel pan, combine the lamb, 6 tablespoons of the oil, the thyme and 3 tablespoons of the lemon juice.
In a large frying pan, heat the remaining 2 tablespoons oil over moderate heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until starting to brown, about 5 minutes. Add the cauliflower, garlic and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt and cook, stirring occasionally, until the cauliflower is golden, about 10 minutes. Add the saffron, if using, 1 1/4 teaspoons of the salt, 1/2 teaspoon of the pepper, the tomatoes, broth and currants. Simmer until the cauliflower is tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in the couscous and parsley. Bring to a simmer. Cover, remove from the heat, and let sit for 5 minutes. Stir in the pine nuts and the remaining 1 tablespoon lemon juice.
Put the lamb on skewers. Sprinkle the kabobs with the remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Grill or broil the kabobs, turning and basting with the marinade, until the lamb is cooked to your taste, 6 to 8 minutes for medium rare. Serve the skewers on the couscous.
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Help! I set some programmes to record in the same way I always have for years. This is an old familiar machine. No new tuning problems or anything. I get the remote and I press AV. Then I set the programmes I want. Then it records them. Last night, I did all that and asI sat watching other programmes on other channels I could see the machine was recording the channels I wanted. But when I went to play them back later, all I got was a black screen and the words 'BBC 1 not in service'. I tested again with other channels, recording programmes whilst watching them (so I knew they were actually showing), the same thing happened. Have I pressed something I shouldn't have? The TV works fine on its own so it's something to do with the recording machine. It is a DMR-EX95V. Can somebody tell me what to do to put this right? It was working perfectly the night before, and all other nights for years, I can' t think what I did differently last night but I just want it back working.
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I used to used a panasonic dmr e85 h which only had an analogue tuner, currently I'm running panasonic dmr- bwt700 so I'm not familiar with your machine quoted the dmr-ex95v.
My first thought is, have you retuned the digital tuner recently?
If not obviously retune.
If yes, then a quick google search shows this possibility of replacing 5 electrolytic capacitors. but possibly a little more self diagnosis may be required to eliminate a tuning issue first before calling a professional.
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Before you go delving in to replacing components... have you tried a "factory reset" retune?
The thing with Freeview is that they're still doing work on the channel allocations on various transmitters as things are being jiggled after the phase out of analogue and the introduction of the newer format of Freeview that supports HD. The long and short of it is that a simple tuning rescan won't go deep enough. The factory reset will erase the tuning memory and start again from fresh. Be aware though, you'll almost certainly lose your future timer recording settings. Depending on the sophistication of the recorder it might keep the recordings already made of they might go as well. Have a look at your manual for more info and advice.
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Legend: Trying to induce his African-American partner into guessing the word 'deer,' a celebrity contestant on Password gives a clue of 'doe . . .?', which fetches the response of 'knob!'
Origins: Ho ho ho, another one of those "blacks sure do talk funny" legends; in this case the laugh comes at the expense of an African-American game show contestant whose speech patterns trap him into making the wrong word association. His chance to earn some easy money is blown because he doesn't talk like the white folks do. Not only does he lose the cash, he's also roundly laughed at. His humiliation is crushing and immediate.
Many of us grow up believing there's only one correct way to speak our native language, and people who don't speak like us demonstrate a deplorable lack of culture and education. As such, dialect speakers are commonly characterized as being of lower intelligence or just plain lazy, and this characterization is often used to stigmatize blacks. Linguistic arrogance sometimes becomes a tool racists use to further acceptance of the common unflattering stereotype of African-Americans as unintelligent, lazy objects of fun.
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Sightings: Jamie Farr propagates this legend in a first-person account found in his autobiography
An all-time favorite "Super Password" show happened on the watch of host Bert Convy. I was in a bonus round that had escalated to an all time high of $50,000. My partner was a Black woman who had won her way into this bonus round with me. We were both pretty keyed up. After all, a $50,000 prize on this show was very rare.An entertaining story, full of detail and told convincingly. There's one little problem with it, though: Super Password with Bert Convy debuted on
So now we begin. Behind her, I could see a list of
So, I look up and I see the first word on our list is "deer." She sees, behind me, the
But she comes back, just as quick, with, "Knob."
I blink. "Doe . . . knob?" Well, aside from the fact that "knob" doesn't begin with a "d," I didn't say "door." I said "doe." But she heard "door." I couldn't go on. I just started to laugh so hard that Convy had to restrain me. The audience was dying. The only who didn't know what was happening was the contestant. But Convy and I had to compose ourselves, and just try to go on. Needless to say, we didn't win the $50,000. But the producers really loved that show and talked about it for years. It provided more laughs than if we had sailed through it without a hitch. They should have given us the $50,000 on the side.
Once, Nipsey Russell was on Password, and the password was "deer." His partner gave him "doe" as a clue, and Russell guessed "knob."Yes, game shows are taped in advance, but Jamie Farr's first appearance on the show wasn't until December 1984, and they aren't taped that far in advance. Celebrities tell urban legends, too.
This legend turns up in a 2000 (non-fiction) book about Las Vegas, offered not as a true story but as an "ebonics joke" one wealthy gambler tells another at the Luxor:
"Did you hear the joke about ebonics?" the shorter one asked Carill in a booming voice. "Two blacks are on that television game show, Password, and the secret word is deer, so this one says 'doe' as his clue, and his partner looks at him and says: 'knob.'"Last updated: 7 August 2007
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Demand Charge:
The demand charge reflects a portion of the cost of generating, transmitting and distributing electrical energy to you and is based on peak usage.
Due Date:
Your bill is due and payable on or before the date shown on your bill. A late payment charge will be applied to amounts not paid by the due date.
Energy Adjustment Clause:
MidAmerican Energy continually experiences increases and decreases in the cost of fuel and purchased power used to supply electricity to its customers. This clause allows MidAmerican Energy to make monthly adjustments to reflect fuel and power costs as they occur.
Energy Charge:
The energy charge reflects the cost of generating, transmitting and distributing electrical energy to you and is applied to energy measured during the month.
Energy Charge Adjustment:
This adjustment reflects the cost of power plant fuel or purchased power.
Energy Efficiency Charge:
A charge that allows MidAmerican Energy to recover the costs of energy efficiency programs.
Estimated Reading:
If we are unable to obtain an actual meter reading, the amount of the bill will be estimated based on past usage. Any necessary adjustments for an estimated bill will be made the next time your meter is read and will appear on the following bill.
Fuel Adjustment Clause:
A charge to recover the costs of fuel used in company-owned generating stations and purchased power.
Gas Supply Charge:
This charge reflects the cost of purchased natural gas.
A kWh is a unit of electric usage. One kilowatt-hour is the amount of electric energy used to keep one 100-watt light bulb burning for 10 hours.
Meter Class Charge:
The meter costs incurred to serve each customer's natural gas needs.
Meter Service Charge:
A charge for the performance of functions related to the installation, testing, maintenance, repair and reading of electric meters used for billing of customers and management of meter information.
Phase-In Factor:
Phase-in adjustment factors are applied to electric service rates for the purpose of phasing in MidAmerican Energy's approved increase in revenue.
Pipeline Transport Charge:
This reflects the cost incurred to reserve capacity on the interstate pipeline system in order to deliver gas to you. If the pipeline transport charge is not a line item on your bill, it is included in the gas supply charge.
The pressure factor adjusts the metered gas usage to compensate for variations in metering and local atmospheric pressure.
The prorate factor adjusts for a billing period shorter or longer than normal.
This designates your gas or electric billing rate at MidAmerican Energy. Tariff and rate schedule information is available upon request.
Rate Equalization Factor:
Equalization adjustment factors are applied to electric service rates for the purpose of ensuring all Iowa MidAmerican Energy customers will pay the same electric base rate within each rate class – residential, commercial and industrial. Rates will be adjusted in equal annual increments over the next 10 years.
Supply Charge:
A charge for the costs of generating electricity.
Therms and Btu Factor:
We bill you on the number of therms of natural gas used because the heating value of a cubic foot of gas varies. The therm is a unit of constant heating value, and the therm factor converts volumes of gas used from cubic feet to therms. One therm equals 100,000 Btu (British Thermal Units).
Transmission Cost Adjustment:
MidAmerican Energy supports continual improvements to the national electric grid to benefit regional and local reliability. This cost adjustment allows MidAmerican Energy to make annual adjustments to recover the forecasted transmission improvement costs, subject to an annual reconciliation to actual expenditures.


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Ferraris in Finland (plus one Jaguar)
Shamefully, we must admit that we are woefully lacking in knowledge of Finnish motorsports history. That realization came to light when we came across this small set of found photos that Charles Beesley posted of an unnamed race in Finland in 1954 that featured quite a few exotic Ferraris, including the Vignale-bodied 212 Inter above, one of four such cars built and similar to (though not the same as) the one that recently went up for bid at Bonhams in Carmel.
If anybody out there recognizes the occasion for this gathering of sports cars, let us know. And for IDs on the rest of the cars, head over to Charles's original post.


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The GOP-leaning polling unit has had two recent national polls: February 6 and Febrary 14. In the first Romney led the field by 7 points. In the second Santorum led by 12 points. That's a swing among disproportionately white, senior Republicans of 19 points in a week.
I see no way this isn't related to the three electoral victories, but also the contraception/religious freedom wars. In Michigan, Rasmussen has found a similar swing from Romney to Santorum of 18 points in roughly the same period.
(For what it's worth, the more recent polls in Michigan have taken Rasmussen's current 3 point lead over Romney and made it 8.2 points.)
I repeat my view that the Obamneycare/contraception issue combined with the religious liberty question has dramatically altered the race. Yesterday, on Joe Morning, Joe Scarborough called this analysis "so last week." He is "so MSM."


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In L.A.: SHEPARD FAIREY MURAL UNVEILING & GROUP EXHIBITIONJuxtapoz // Tuesday, November 15, 2011
This past weekend MK2 projects unveiled a new mural by artist Shepard Fairey as well as opened an amazing group show featuring the art work of Shepard Fairey, Deedee Cheriel, Mercedes Helnwen, Mark Walen (Kill Pixie), Mel Kadel, Travis Millard, Matt Small, Samuel Lower (FresPrs), Lezly Saar, Aiko Nakagawa, Todd Carpenter and Steven R. Gilmore. Following are a few images from the opening reception.
In L.A.: We Was Them Kids @ HVW8 GalleryJuxtapoz // Monday, November 14, 2011
We Was Them Kids … a group exhibition curated by Tyler Gibney opened this past weekend at HVW8 Art + Design Gallery in Los Angeles. This amazing exhibition features the artwork of Kevin Lyons, ?Parra, ?Geoff McFetridge, ?Matt Irving?, Winston Tseng, ?Yogi Proctor, ?Charles Munka, ?Brent Rollins?, and Alvaro Ilizarbe. This is an show you should definitely stop by and check out in person.. Photos and more after the jump...
In L.A.: Chris Lux at Jancar Jones GalleryJuxtapoz // Tuesday, November 08, 2011
San Francisco-based artist Chris Lux's solo exhibition, Find Out Why They Call Them Pigs opened this past weekend at Jancar Jones' new space in Los Angeles' Chinatown. Photos and more after the jump…
In L.A.: Raymond Pettibon: Desire in Pursuyt of the WholeJuxtapoz // Tuesday, November 08, 2011
We stopped by the opening reception for legendary artist Raymond Pettibon's solo exhibition Desire in Pursuyt of the Whole. Photos and more after the jump…
In L.A.: Paul Insect @ Post No BillsJuxtapoz // Friday, November 04, 2011
Juxtapoz cover artist Paul Insect just opened a new exhibition, Triptease Revue, last night at the new Post No Bills space in Venice. Opening photos and more after the jump…
In L.A.: Bryan Ferry at Michael Kohn GalleryJuxtapoz // Monday, October 24, 2011
Rock icon and artist Bryan Ferry's solo exhibition Olympia opened this past week at Michael Kohn Gallery in Los Angeles. Best known as Roxy Music's frontman, Ferry is also and amazing artist and photographer. Opening images after the jump . . .
IN L.A.: How & Nosm at Known GalleryJuxtapoz // Monday, October 17, 2011
Achtung!, an exhibition of new works by twims How & Nosm opened this past Saturday at Known Gallery in Los Angeles. The exhibition featured both paintings and installations, and builds off the energy of the murals the duo painted in LA recently. Photos and more after the jump…
IN L.A.: Tim Biskup Studio VisitJuxtapoz // Tuesday, October 11, 2011
We stopped by Tim Biskup's studio to get a glimpse into what he has in store for his upcoming show at THIS Los Angeles that opens this Friday, October 14. We got a sneak peek just in time. Photos and more after the jump…
In LA: Reality Bites @ Post No BillsJuxtapoz // Friday, September 16, 2011
The new space in Venice Beach, Post No Bills, just opened a new exhibition, Reality Bites, featuring prints and hand-finished multiples by Borf, Brett Amory, Kelsey Brookes, Mark Jenkins, Morley, Ravi Zupa, and June 2011 featured artist, Sage Vaughn. We stopped by and shot some photos of the impressive space.
IN L.A.: RISK and COOZ :: That Was Then, This Is NowJuxtapoz // Monday, August 22, 2011
RISK and COOZ, That Was Then, This Is Now opened this past weekend at LeBasse Projects in Culver City. We visited the opening, where both RISK and COOZ were in attendance, and the crowds turned out in big numbers.


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It Never Felt Right Calling This Just Friends Chapter Six
- Dedicated to brokenb0nes
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Jack's POV
I held my breath as Alex reached for the zipper to his hoodie. He pulled it of slowly revealing the multiple cuts, burns, and bruises covering his arms.
"Fuck." I mumbled, covering my mouth with my hand completely dumbstruck. Alex you need to go to the doctor or something for-" I started, still amazed by how beat up he was.
"No!" He cried cutting me off. "I can't. No way. My father would kill me." He explained.
"Well this is going to kill you if he doesn't!" I replied pointing at his arms.
"Jack why does it even matter to you? It doesn't effect you. It's not like I have anywhere else to go."
"You- You could live with me." I stuttered. His face faltered quickly
"You're supposed to hate me Jack. Just like all the other football players." He stated sadly.
"Says who?" I said raising an eyebrow, smiling slightly.
"Jack- please just bring me home." He said quietly pulling his hoodie back on.
"No." I stated simply, turning down my road. "You aren't going back there."
"Don't do this Jack." He stated quickly. "You'll regret it."
"Maybe I will." I shrugged, completely ignoring his comment.
"At least let me go talk to my father, you can wait right outside and watch the whole time. If he does anything you can help." He said. I just nodded, and turned the car around towards his house.
I pulled into Alex's driveway my heart pounding like crazy in my chest.
"I'll be right outside if you need me Lex." I stated getting out with him. He just nodded, his face white as he walked inside leaving the door cracked open for me to peek in.
"Is that you Alex?" I heard a older male voice say sternly.
"Y-y-yeah." Alex stuttered. I watched as a older man with dark brown graying hair walked into the kitchen.
"What do you want?" The man snapped, eyes angry.
"I'm leaving." Alex said quietly. I watched in horror as the man sunk his fist into Alex's stomach.
"The fuck did you just say to me fag?" He snarled angrily.
"You heard me." He gasped, now on the floor clutching his stomach. I watched as his father lowered his fist onto Alex again and again.
"What the hell are you doing?" I snarled as I slammed open the door.
"Who are you?" The man snapped pointing an accusing finger at me.
"Why the hell does it matter?" I asked walking over to him until we were face to face.
"Get the hell out of my house!" He screamed at me.
"Gladly!" I fought back. A jabbed my elbow into his stomach before I walked over to Alex and helped him up. We walked to the door, me supporting him the whole way.
"You're lucky I don't put a fucking hole in your scull." I snapped at Alex's dad before I slammed the door.
"You okay Alex?" I asked pulling him over to the car.
"Y-yeah." He stuttered sitting down on the seat his eyes blank.
"It's all gonna get better Alex, I promise." I said rubbing his knee comfortingly