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This year marks the 54th season in the NFL for the Cowboys. The pressure is on Jason Garrett to produce as they have not played in a Super Bowl in 17 years. The firing of Rob Ryan has brought a new defensive coordinator, Monte Kiffin, and new defensive scheme to Dallas. Shifting from the 3-4 under Ryan to the 4-3 will better utilize the defenses speed, talent and give Bruce Carter the room he needs to make an impact this season. The change also shifts DeMarcus Ware into the defensive end position, capping the line and helps better capitalize on his speed and natural ability to contain the offence. This will make for a fast and exciting defensive game and present the opportunity for turnovers, for which Kiffin is known. The end of last season brought Romo a $100 million dollar contract extension, along with the big dollars comes big expectations. The changes will make for a great 2013 season and provide the fans a great show and push toward the playoffs and championship.
One again the Cowboys are talented. They have a Pro Bowl quarterback in Tony Romo, future hall of famers in Demarcus Ware and Jason Witted, and young stars in skill positions like Demarco Murray and Dez Bryant – so why can't they put it all together? Dallas seems to have the weapons leading into the 2012 season, which would lead one to believe this could be their year. They'll need to get more consistent on the offensive line if they really want to be a consistent team though, and that's never an easy task. With Tyron Smith moving from right to left tackle and Phil Costa moving into the center position, Jason Garrett is hoping to finally protect Tony Romo and open some consistent running lanes. Romo was on his backside all the time last season, even suffering a punctured lung in San Francisco. The year before, Romo was slammed into the ground, breaking his clavicle. Dallas is hoping some sort of combination of Mackenzy Bernadeau, Nate Livings, Doug Free and Derrick Dockery can hold down the fort on the offensive line long enough for Romo to find some of his explosive playmakers. Rob Ryan's defense, always stout against the run, went out to look for help against the pass during the offseason – and they found it. Dallas signed FA cornerback Brandon Carr to a $50 million deal, then went ahead and used its first round draft pick on LSU defensive back Morris Claiborne. If those two can solidify the pass defense and Sean Lee can continue his standout play then the Cowboys could be something to fear on the defensive side of the ball. The Cowboys open the season in not-so-friendly confines, traveling northeast to face the Giants four days before the rest of the NFL kicks off. First home game will be two weeks later when the Bucs come to town. Dallas goes through a tough stretch against the Bengals, Steelers and Saints in December before wrapping up the season at FedEx Field against the rival Redskins.
The Dallas Cowboys' 2010 season took a hit as big as the one that broke Tony Romo's collar bone and ended his year. Enter Jon Kitna, and a 6-10 record and year away from the playoffs. Head coach Jason Garrett will be looking to turn things around in his first full year in charge, and he certainly has the personnel to make a return to bring America's Team back to the postseason. Tony Romo has become one of the more reliable quarterbacks in the NFL, and he will be surrounded by a number of talented play makers this year. Although running back Marion Barber left the team, Felix Jones and Tashard Choice are both solid options. Romo also has a stable of excellent receivers including Dez Bryant, Miles Austin and tight end Jason Witten. While the Cowboys offense sputtered at times in 2010, its defense usually played well and that should be the case once again this year. The strength of the Dallas defense lies in its linebacking corps, which is headlined by Demarcus Ware (who also plays defensive end) and Keith Brooking, who has emerged as the vocal leader of the defense. Veteran Terence Newman will lead the secondary, and Rob Ryan will coordinate the defense with the same tenacity as his brother has in coaching the New York Jets.
Given their prominence and lengthy history, the Dallas Cowboys typically have one of the most publicized offseasons. That was not the case this year, but thanks to a good draft and a solid defense, the Cowboys should be top contenders for the Super Bowl in 2010. Prior to last year, one of the biggest knocks on quarterback Tony Romo was that he could not win in the playoffs - but a victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in the first round last season ended that drought. Romo is back along with many of the talented parts of last year's squad including running backs Marion Barber, Felix Jones and Tashard Choice, all of whom can break loose for a long touchdown run. Receivers Miles Austin and Patrick Crayton will provide Romo with reliable targets, and Dallas also added rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant from Oklahoma State, who could be among the most explosive pass catchers in the league. The Cowboys had one of the toughest defenses to run against last year, allowing only 90.5 rushing yards per game. Assuming everyone stays healthy, not much should change this season,comma as linebackers Keith Brooking and Bradie James are two of the best at their position. The secondary is solid as well, as Mike Jenkins and Terence Newman are two reliable cornerbacks.
America's Team has a lot of changes in-store for the 2009 season. The Dallas Cowboys are moving into a shiny, new stadium that is sure to be one of the finest professional sports venues in the world. Jerry Jones approved a $1 billion budget for the new Cowboys Stadium, so it will have every conceivable amenity and be a sports palace for fans. On the field Dallas resembles their 2008 team with one notable exception, wide receiver Terrell Owens is no longer a Cowboy. Former Texas Longhorn Roy Williams will need to step up at receiver for Dallas, and if he does the Cowboys will be one of the favorites in the NFC. That is because the Cowboys return-quarterback Tony Romo, running back MBIII and tight end Jason Witten. On defense Dallas looks sharp; Coach Wade Philips only needs to fine-tune to get his D in top-notch form. The Cowboys will be fun to watch in 2009 and if things stack up correctly they might find themselves playing for another ring in February 2010.
Coming off a 13-3 season in 2007, the Dallas Cowboys are looking strong. A disappointing playoff loss is already yesterday's news, and the Cowboys are focusing all their attention on the upcoming season. Returning 13 pro-bowlers, and with the veteran presence of Zach Thomas at linebacker, the Dallas Cowboys are ready to reclaim their offensive standings (3rd in the nation last year). Dallas is going to put together another winning season this year, and you can expect them to win at least 12 games. Look for a division champs repeat, and another playoff appearance. Get out to Dallas and support these guys all the way to the Super Bowl!


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Here's a pretty funny youtube video that has a couple guys lip dubbing One Republic's "Apologize". It's pretty hilarious, enjoy.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rULSigNEdw]YouTube - Greatest Lip Dub Duo - Apologize by One Republic[/ame]
That was less than funny, way less.
It's Bushbama!
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I will admit, I am to blame in sometimes making mountains out of molehills.
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That was less than funny, way less.
I chuckled.
The artist formerly known as SouthernHawk
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Although the organization already has high loyalty, its management team is continuously revamping things to keep that commitment strong and has made some very conscious decisions around staffing, development and culture -- and its HR mission in relation to those areas -- that have resulted in both long-term and short-term successes. For example, over the past couple of years, the company has focused on retention, not just recruitment, and has reduced its turnover rate by 50 percent from 15 percent to 7 percent. "The way we've done that is we've really made a great effort to treat people with tremendous respect," says Agase. "We take a genuine interest in the people who work for us." And that company interest ranges from the professional to the personal.
On the development side, the firm encourages employees -- many of whom are chemists and scientists -- to direct their own careers, and get company help to do so. "We find out what people want to do, and try to find ways to develop them to do those things," says Agase.
Along the communication line, he says the company has recently started paying more attention to communicating better. Senior managers realized people need more information about the big picture. "Now we're educating our employees more each day on what we do, how we do it and what we need to do to be as successful as we can," Agase explains. "And they need to [know] this isn't just a place to come to work, but it's a place to come to succeed."
The HR team has built a feedback and evaluation system -- beyond the performance review -- in which employees provide feedback after each project or each work cycle about how the project or process went. They talk about what went wrong, what went right and the changes they'd suggest making to help the process go more smoothly the next time. "In the teaming environments we get involved in, we need feedback to constantly tweak and improve what we're trying to do," says Stuart. "And we need them to evaluate how our business vision is going."
And they're communicating better with workers one-on-one. Their people needed to know that their contributions do make a difference. Managers are encouraged to sit with workers at least 15 minutes each week to have meaningful dialogue. "It's a lost art," says Agase. "People want to know if they're doing a good job. They need to know they're special and that their efforts are appreciated." This strategy has painted a portrait of employee satisfaction. Proof of that came two years ago when the firm moved its headquarters to a new $6 million facility 20 miles from where it used to be. All but one employee decided to stay with the firm after the move.
So, how does D.A. Stuart compete with the Amocos and Chevrons of the world for talent -- and keep them? "I really believe our advantage is that we're a family," says Agase, realizing it sounds like a cliche. He adds that it all starts at the top: "My boss, Jim Castle, president and CEO, is a very people-oriented person and cares deeply about the employees of this company and their families. And we don't just say we care. We prove it."
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Hi......was a Clyde and technically now I'm not but have always found this to be one of the better forums for help and advice. Hopefully I have a found a tip that can be helpful to someone.
Over the last few months I've been plagued with pain, not horrible pain but back pain, knee pain, calf pain, and achilles pain. I can NEVER pinpoint the source of the pain and sometimes I work out a trigger muscle pain only to have the darn pain move around on me.
Kind of came to the conclusion that it is sciatica or something like it. My father had it as well and was troubled by it considerably.
Naturally this pain affects my biking and to a greater extent my running.
I've always been a sloucher and always sit in a super relaxed posture. Also it seems like I'm always sitting on my wallet and this pain is only in my right side.
In the last couple of months I've been forcing myself to observe good posture and I remove my wallet from the back pocket and move it up front (in public) or just plain old remove it in private.
My pains have all but gone away.
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French soldiers assisted the aircrew from the 4th Airlift Squadron, 62nd Airlift Wing, McChord Air Force Base unload French military cargo after their transportation flight Jan. 25, 2013, from Base Aerienne 125, Istres, France to Mali. Flight included transportation of military vehicles, equipment and personnel.
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Mozilla Rolls Out 2011 Firefox Roadmap
Mike Beltzner, Mozilla Developer, rolls out the 2011 Firefox roadmap.
"We succeeded in re-energizing the browser market, creating competition and innovation which benefits Web application developers and users alike. This newly competitive market has presented challenges for the continued success of Firefox, and in 2011 we must ensure that we can deliver a product that is compelling to users in order to continue to be able to demonstrate our vision for the Web. This roadmap outlines our planned strategy and direction for Firefox in 2011," says Beltzner on the Firefox roadmap website.
The roadmap discusses Product Priorities for 2011, So, what are we building?, How will we know how we're doing? and Product Roadmap.
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Under the So, what are we building? fall the following items: Firefox Front End, Web Platform, Gecko Platform Development, JavaScript Engine, Add-Ons, Plugins, Customizations, Developer Tools, Distribution Support, Build to Brand.
When Firefox asks, "How will we know how we're doing?" they will obtain metrics on the following: Usage and market share, Customer satisfaction amongst end users and web developers and Brand impressions amongst end users, web developers, and technology influencers.
The Product Roadmap includes Firefox 5, 6, and 7 with a look at how Firefox can ship faster.
More information on the Firefox 2011 Roadmap can be found on the Mozilla wiki pages.
Firefox 4 support OpenType font rendering, HarfBuzzHello.
I am Serb.
HarfBuzz ( http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/HarfBuzz )
Best thing in last 15 years for Serb. Support for OpenType glyphs, Cyrillic fonts .
One of the best thing in Firefox 4, ever.
I want this font rendering in Chrome fully supported.
Best Regards.
4, 5, 6, and 7?Why so many new version numbers? Is there a concern that Firefox needs a version number high enough to match those of other browser vendors? That seems kind of silly.
Yeah, rightI want to know how they thing they're going to release 4 new stable versions of Firefox in 2011 when they haven't even managed to release the one that was supposed to be released last year. They're setting kind of lofty goals, IMO. I think they're just jealous of the pace at which Google releases new versions of Chrome/Chromium and they hope they can hit that kind of pace.
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misleadingOK, please disregard my previous message, haven't read the original news thoroughly enough
misleadingThe link that you are referring to does not say "Ship Firefox 4, 5, 6 and 7 in the 2011 calendar year".
I believe that what they really say ("Four technology shipment vehicles in 2011, including Firefox 4" was interpreted mistakenly by you.
Mozilla has lots of technologies other than Firefox and I really think that the four shipment they mention are Firefox, Thunderbird and two other ones.
Thus your news item is misleading and requires correction.
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I'm a pretty slow 11 MPH average right now. Although my main philosophy behind bike commuting is that slow bike commuting is better than no bike commuting, I think I'd really like to increase my average MPH, in order to A) help increase my fitness, maybe get a little faster so that I can go riding with other people and not be the slowest one in the pack, and B) reduce my ride time so I can sleep in a little longer.
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Michelle Obama Looks Bangin' on the Cover of VogueKacy Faulconer
The on-trend bangs! The much-envied arms! Michelle Obama looks great on Vogue's April cover.
She is so fabulous. But in spite of being one of the most popular residents of the White House, Michelle Obama stays grounded by focusing on her 2 children—Malia, 14, and Sasha, 11.
She tells Vogue, "Our job is, first and foremost, to make sure our family is whole."
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Michelle, 49, tries to emulate certain qualities of her husband, President Barack Obama, in order to stay calm and focus on her family,
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They've been married for 20 years. I'm sure they're rubbing off on each other. She also says,
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Anne Hathaway's Hummus- and Radish-Only Diet for Les Miserables Role
One Hollywood star has been looking particularly thin lately as Anne Hathaway prepares for the next installment of the Batman franchise. The actress, who will play Catwoman, spent months toning her physique to fit in the tight leather suit she was required to wear while filming. Her nutritionist, Jackie Keller, spoke to us about Anne's nearly vegan diet, but was more dismissive of the starvation diet Anne followed for her Les Miserables role.
After the Batman film was wrapped Hathaway went straight to shooting "Les Miserable." Before filming for that role she knew losing more weight was something the producers wanted. Anne started a strict 500 calories a day diet, which consisted of hummus and radishes. The star talks about her new diet in the latest issue of Allure.
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The Task Force on Redefining Education met on Monday to discuss the content of the courses to be offered as part of Delhi Universitys (DU) four-year undergraduate programme. The programme was approved by DUs Academic and Executive Councils in December.
According to earlier recommendations made by the task force, the programme will offer 11 foundation courses on subjects such as information technology, mathematics, psychology and communication skills, environment and public health, geography and social development. In the meeting on Monday, Task Force members discussed whether these foundation courses should be based completely on theory.
We had a brain-storming session on whether the foundations courses should be fully theoretical papers or whether half of it should focus on skills and projects, Virender Bhardwaj, a member of the Task Force who teaches at Shivaji College, said.
Another member of the task force, Sangeet Ragi, said, The pedagogy relating to these courses was discussed. This includes the manner in which these papers are to be taught and the structuring of the syllabus.
Members pointed to the need for structuring the syllabus on the basis of working days in every semester. We have 12 working weeks in a semester. The content in courses should be trimmed accordingly. While this kind of trimming is needed, we also need to ensure that the student has a deep understanding of the subject, Ragi said.
In the semester system, the content of some courses is huge. Within a limited period, it becomes difficult for students to grasp the issue and understand it, Bhardwaj said.
Ragi added, A distinction needs to be made between essential and desirable readings. There are a list of entire books that students, at present, need to read to for a paper. Often, it becomes impossible for students to go through all of the reading material and many end up relying on notes handed down by seniors or guide books. We hope to design the courses in such a way that students can apply theories taught in class.
There was also discussion on developing an online database comprising articles and sections of books, which a student can access by logging in to the university website, Task Force members said.


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School band concert set
The Norman Public Schools Band Department will present the eighth annual Robert Cason Memorial Percussion Concert at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Nancy O'Brian Performing Arts Center, 1809 Stubbeman Ave. The concert will feature middle and high school percussion students, as well as special guests from the University of Oklahoma Percussion Studio. The free concert is named in honor of Cason, who was a percussion instructor and band director in Norman for many years.
Small business course planned
The Oklahoma Small Business Development Center will hold a Business Basics 101 course from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Norman Economic Development Center's eTec2 building, 3209 N Flood Ave. Cost is $49 and comes with professional one-on-one counseling about starting or growing a small business. For more information, go to www.ucosbdc.org.
Dance meditation session scheduled
"Dance Meditation," a moving form of meditation, will be held at 7 p.m. Friday at the West Wind Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 1309 W Boyd St. A $5 donation is requested for admission. Meditative dance combines the beauty and freedom of dance with the calming benefits of meditation. No experience is necessary. For more information, call Susan Cogan at 226-9712.


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The K-Tribe lost the opener of a four game series with Salem 7-3 Monday night at Historic Grainger Stadium.
Cleveland's first round draft pick Drew Pomeranz made his fourth start of the season for Kinston. Salem's Reynaldo Rodriguez started off the second inning with a solo home run off of Pomeranz. Pomeranz exited the game after three innings, giving up one run on three hits and striking out five. He did not walk a batter.
Kinston tied the score in the bottom of the fourth inning, when Abner Abreu doubled and was driven home on an RBI single from Casey Frawley. Salem would come back in the top of the fifth inning off of Kinston reliever Toru Murata. Salem loaded the bases with one-out in the inning and took the lead on a sacrifice fly by Shannon Wilkerson. After a single by Kolbrin Vitek loaded the bases again, Rodriguez cleared them with a three RBI double.
Murata (0-1)took the loss, giving up four earned runs in two innings of work. The K-Tribe bullpen then settled down as Tyler Sturdevant pitched two scoreless innings, giving up three hits.
Down 5-1 the K-Tribe cut into the lead after Greg Folgia hit a lead-off double and later scored on a double from Tyler Holt. Salem would add two more runs off of K-Tribe reliever Jose Flores in the top of the ninth inning. Kinston scored a run of their own in the bottom of the ninth thanks to an RBI single from Greg Folgia who went 2-for-4 on the night. Frawley also had two hits for Kinston.
The K-Tribe homestand continues tomorrow with a $2 Tuesday. Game time 6:30, Clayton Cook will be on the mound for Kinston.


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Ok, so maybe the Pope IS a Nazi?
I really do/did think that the jokes about the current head of Catholicism being a Nazi were maybe a bit too easy and even possibly disingenuous. He was a member of the Hitler Youth, but it's not necessarily right to hold that against him, as he was a child. And I have enough problems with the Catholic church that I don't need to resort to calling the pope a Nazi. But.
From my favorite daily news wrap-up, David Brauer's The Daily Glean over at MinnPost.com:
"Pope Benedict recently decided denying the Holocaust was no reason for excommunication, but one of the bishops he reinstated headed a Winona seminary for 15 years, the Winona Daily News reports. Bishop Richard Williamson claims zero Jews died in gas chambers; he headed St. Thomas Aqunias Seminary from 1988 to 2003. The seminary and its ultraconservative society recently repudiated Williamson, but its Web site lavishly praises him."
Notice the article doesn't say he WAS a holocaust denier, he IS. Currently. He believes the holocaust was fake. Here are some choice quotes from the Winona article:
"There was not one Jew killed in the gas chambers. It was all lies, lies, lies. The Jews created the Holocaust so we would prostrate ourselves on our knees before them and approve of their new State of Israel. … Jews made up the Holocaust, Protestants get their orders from the devil, and the Vatican has sold its soul to liberalism."
"Because of all kinds of natural reasons, almost no girl should go to any university!"
"Woman's nature is intrinsically geared to motherhood, so that in all things pertaining to motherhood she is man's superior, in all else she is his inferior."
"The sin is so unnatural that Mother Church ranks it alongside murder."
"What is 'innate,' or in-born, in human nature concerning homosexuality is a violent repugnance."
This is a man that was already excommunicated, and the pope saw fit to, um, unexcommunicate? communicate? recommunicate? I don't know. I also don't know why I should care who they decide to kick out and let back into their club. But now I think maybe I can go back to calling the pope a Nazi.


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We've had our problems with the Sports Guy. We found him, as many did, back when he first started writing for Page 2. The phrase, "I will now light myself on fire" became a party of our daily vernacular. We were thrilled for him when the Pats won the Super Bowl, and when the Sox won the series. But sometime between then and now, he grew to be a bit too cocky, a bit too smug, a bit too comfortable and self-indulgent (this is known as "getting paid"). His teams enjoyed success, he started writing for Kimmell's show, and his work started to drag. He still has a few gems here and there, but for the most part, the thrill is gone. We don't begrudge Bill. He's moved on, so have we.
He still enjoys a great amount of success in the NBA blogger world, though. His trade value column is poured over and analyzed, and his draft diaries are legendary. Recently, he offered his services as the GM of the Milwaukee Bucks.
We were divided on the issue, rampaging back and forth between vitriol and the hilarious possibilities.
"But he's such a douchenozzle now!"
"But he'll actually trade VNuv somewhere he can be useful!"
"He has no experience!"
"Neither does Isiah!"
"It means more access for ESPN!"
"It's the Bucks! At least people will know who they are!"
And after much deliberation, we read BrewHoop's take on the matter. And that was what clinched it for us, following an email exchange with Frank.
"We have nothing to lose at this point. Right now we suck and we're boring. With Bill we'd probably suck but at least we'd be interesting. A win-win!"
And so HP is proud to officially endorse Bill Simmons for General Manager of the Milwaukee Bucks.


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LUBBOCK - For the second week in a row, the revived Amarillo High Sandies meet an unbeaten team in the Texas high school football playoffs.
But the Sandies know their is a difference between last week's unbeaten El Paso Franklin and 11-0 Abilene Cooper.
"You can tell by the way people talk to you that they think we are going to lose," said Amarillo High senior wide receiver Clay Ingram. "That's good for us. There is no pressure. All we can do is shock everybody."
Abilene Cooper's run to the District 3-5A title, an 11-0 record, and a No. 3 state ranking are reasons why Ingram and his Amarillo High teammates have been listed as major underdogs for their 1 p.m. Class 5A Division II area playoff game against Cooper today at Lowrey Field.
The Harris Ratings System has tabbed Cooper a 29-point favorite. The Collier-Sharp Report lists Cooper a 33-point favorite.
However, Amarillo High is not without momentum and has at least one resident of Abilene worried.
Dale Davis: AHS quarterback has led team to four straight wins.
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The Sandies have gone from a 1-5 record on Oct. 25 to winning four games in a row. Included in that four-game winning streak was an eye-opening 27-13 disposal of 10-0 EP Franklin last week.
Amarillo High quarterback Dale Davis scored on a 62-yard scramble two plays into the bi-district game and Franklin never recovered.
"I think El Paso Franklin underestimated us a lot," said Amarillo High senior linebacker Andy Myers.
"It was like they weren't ready to go. It was like these guys are 4-5, we aren't going to have any problems with them."
While the oddsmakers believe Cooper will be without problems against Amarillo High, Cooper coach Randy Quisenberry rejects the notion.
In fact, Quisenberry gave a short speech on the subject.
"First of all, you have coach (Larry) Dippel," Quisenberry said. "You always have to throw him in the mix.
"Here's a guy who has had his team in the playoffs 11 straight years. Coach Dippel is one of those coaches people say he can take his players and beat yours, and then take yours and beat his.
"I've told him he has forgotten more football than I probably want to ever learn. He thinks I'm blowing smoke. But I really do think he is one of the icons in our business. To me, the sign of a good football team is one that improves. I saw them early on film when we prepared for Midland High and Odessa Permian.
"I see them now and they aren't the same football team. We aren't falling for that trick that they are 5-5."
What has rejuvenated Amarillo High is a more consistent running game in senior backs Matt Tate (809 yards) and Chris Cash (342), along with quarterback Davis (403).
AHS opened the season platooning quarterbacks every other series, but have settled on Davis the past four weeks.
"You can tell Davis can run and has sparked them," Quisenberry said.
Controlling Cooper's defensive end tandem of Kinny Spotwood and Maximo Flores will be key. The pair have combined for 19 sacks.
"We have to move the ball on Cooper's defense," Dippel said. "We need to find a way to make first downs and try and establish field position to take pressure off our defense."
That's because Cooper's offense has led the way to the 11 wins, the latest a 20-10 victory over Burleson in bi-district.
Cooper averages 31.6 points per game, while allowing opponents 14.4.
The trigger man for Cooper is senior quarterback Will Galusha. Galusha had never played quarterback before this season. But Quisenberry inserted him into the role in late August and he has turned into a sparkplug.
Galusha has rushed for 812 yards and five touchdowns, while passing for 1,404 yards and 12 touchdowns. When Galusha isn't making plays, the Cougars hand off to Brandon Diles. Diles has rushed for 1,462 yards and 20 touchdowns.
"(Galusha) is the real deal," Dippel said. "And then they have Diles. The thing that is so impressive about Cooper is they have a whole bunch of guys playing together with a good chemistry. What we have to do is not give up big plays."
Amarillo High's defense is led by active safety Brady Sillivent and defensive end Matt Williams. Sillivent has three interceptions and a team-high 91 tackles, while Williams has been Mr. Playmaker with 15 tackles for losses.
Amarillo High senior linebacker Myers knows what the so-called experts think about today.
Myers said don't count out the Sandies.
"We know everybody has to play better than we have been playing," Myers said. "But it's not like we have to score 30 points. We just need to control the ball. I know they are going to make yardage. That's a given. But we have nothing to lose. (Our mentality is) 'let's go out there and give it our best, and whatever happens will happen.' We want to win. We know we can win."
Notes: Today marks the sixth time since 1992 Amarillo High and Cooper have met in bi-district. The Sandies lead the bi-district series 3-2 ... Today's Amarillo High-Cooper winner advances to the regional semifinals against the winner of Arlington Sam Houston (6-5) vs. Southlake Carroll (11-0). Sam Houston and Carroll meet at 4 today in Texas Stadium.
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The StarNews of Wilmington reports that City Manager Kerry McDuffie told the city's board of aldermen on Thursday that the city is requesting proposals from consulting firms to develop the waterfront plan.
He says the plan will include ways to address erosion on the waterfront.
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The Middle East Digest provides text and audio from the Daily Press Briefing. For the full briefings, please visit daily press briefings.
From the Daily Press Briefing of April 11, 2011
MR. TONER: Go ahead, Arshad. Sorry.
QUESTION: So can you explain, as you will have noted, when the Secretary was speaking with Foreign Minister Stubb, she listed a series of things that she described as nonnegotiable, and on that list she did not include the departure of Qadhafi from power and from Libya. Was that intentional? I mean, is she trying to sort of keep some flexibility in there to try to keep this AU peace plan alive?
MR. TONER: Look, we want to see the departure of Colonel Qadhafi. We've said this from this podium. The Secretary has said it many times. She said it again today. I'm not going to parse where in her remarks that she put it, but that's clearly still our demand. And in fact, we saw that the TNC opposition also called for his departure.
QUESTION: Is it a nonnegotiable demand?
MR. TONER: We've said it's our bottom line. It's a nonnegotiable demand.
QUESTION: His departure is a nonnegotiable demand?
MR. TONER: We believe he needs to depart power. He needs to step down. He's delegitimized as a leader.
Go ahead. Welcome back.
QUESTION: Thank you. With the country currently split in half, are you concerned that there's going to be a sort of Sudan-like secession, that this – that Libya will be split into two? I know that that's not what anyone wants, but –
MR. TONER: Sure.
QUESTION: (inaudible) on the ground.
MR. TONER: Well, I mean, it's – I think it's premature to talk about any eventuality. What we're working for and what we remain focused on is a democratic transition that is, first and foremost, just to reiterate what I just said, founded on Colonel Qadhafi's departure from power. And then we went to see a credible democratic transition that meets the aspirations of the Libyan people. We believe that's – that can happen. We believe that we can apply – continue to apply political pressure on Qadhafi and his regime so that he gets the message that it's time for him to go. But what's going on right now is you've also got UN Security Resolution 1973, which is, again, maintaining the no-fly zone and allowing humanitarian assistance into the opposition areas.
But you're right. It is a difficult situation. It's obviously – there is a – there's an urgent need, I think, to get humanitarian assistance in to the people of Benghazi and elsewhere in eastern Libya, and – but we continue to believe that, through diplomatic pressure, we can end it.
QUESTION: Benghazi, do you have an update on what Chris Stevens is up to?
MR. TONER: I don't have a lot of detail. I know he's still in Benghazi. He's – continues to talk to the TNC leadership. He's talking about their political structure as well as what other needs they might have. I don't know if he's got a set departure date yet. He still remains (inaudible) there. So clearly, his discussions are having value. But obviously, the security situation remains foremost of our --
QUESTION: Sure.
MR. TONER: Yeah.
QUESTION: You believe his discussions are having value --
MR. TONER: No, I mean to the – he's remaining --
QUESTION: -- why is that clear?
MR. TONER: -- quite clearly, because he's remaining there to continue these discussions, so they're having value, and they're helping us get a better understanding of the opposition.
QUESTION: Yeah. But another way to look at it would be that he's staying there, that he's not getting – it's not clear that he's making any progress or getting anywhere, that he has to stay longer.
MR. TONER: I guess so, but I would just add that we believe he's – he has – he is having valuable discussions with the opposition. He is getting a clear understanding of who they are, what they need. Obviously, security concerns are paramount and – but for the time being, he remains there working –
QUESTION: So if he's --
QUESTION: Who are they and what do they need? (Inaudible) because multiple senior officials have said you don't know enough about them. And I suppose you never know enough about anybody, but do you feel like you now, for example, know enough about them to give them U.S. funds?
MR. TONER: It's – that's an absolutely fair question, Arshad, and I don't have a terrific answer because Chris is still on the ground. He's still assessing the situation. I think there is a clearer profile emerging. We can see from their public statements that they're committed to democracy, they're committed to human rights, they're committed to a pluralist system or a pluralist approach to government that takes into account all Libyans, so we're seeing positive trends. And certainly, there's a lot of disparate groups that make up the opposition. The Secretary has spoken to this. She talks about the fact that a lot of these people were not politicians or not even soldiers, those who are fighting in the opposition. But now this group is coming together, they're evolving, and we're still assessing. I know it seems like I said that a lot, but I think we're still assessing who they are. We're getting closer and we're still trying to figure out how we can best help them.
Yeah, go ahead, Michel.
QUESTION: Yeah. On Syria, do you have credible information coming from Syria? Are you concerned about the situation there?
MR. TONER: We don't have very credible information coming from Syria, frankly. It's very hard to get a clear picture about what's going on on the ground. We obviously – we're aware of the continuing protests on a massive scale or a large scale, but we don't know the numbers, and that's largely because the situation is so volatile and also government restrictions on media access.
We, however, condemn the violence that we have been able to hear about against peaceful protestors by the Syrian authorities, and we obviously extend our condolences to those who were injured or killed in those – in that violence. We call on Syrian authorities to refrain from any further violence against peaceful protestors as well as arbitrary arrests, and we also urge them to allow this free flow of information that will allow – that will permit the international community to better follow, in fact, what's going on on the ground there.
QUESTION: Are you in contacts with the government, with President Asad?
MR. TONER: We do remain in contact. I know Ambassador Ford and others have remained in contact with the Syrian Government and continue to convey our concerns.
QUESTION: Two journalists, two U.S. – two American journalists have been detained in Libya, James Foley and Clare Morgana Gillis.
MR. TONER: Yeah.
QUESTION: What is the U.S. Government doing to get them released?
MR. TONER: Well, we talked a little bit about this last week, but we continue to work through our contacts on the ground. Obviously, we don't have a mission there, so that's a hindrance. But we do work through, I believe, the Turks, for example, but other interlocutors to try to figure out where they are and to work for their release.
QUESTION: There are other foreign journalists in Libya –
MR. TONER: Right.
QUESTION: -- that have been detained. Al Jazeera has – Ammar Al-Hamdan and Kamel Al Tallou have been detained for several weeks in Libya. What can the U.S. Government do to get the freedom of non-American journalists in Libya, or do you focus only on --
MR. TONER: No. I mean, first and foremost, we do focus on American citizens for obvious reasons. But there have been other cases where we've – we're aware of journalists. We're obviously – when we do get information that journalists have been detained, we try to monitor where they are and monitor their cases. It is difficult, frankly. We are limited in what we can do in Libya right now except to make public appeals like I'm – I can do right now. But beyond that, we can work through our protecting power there and try to get better information about their whereabouts. But we are limited, unfortunately.
Go ahead, (inaudible).
QUESTION: The Swiss ambassador to Iran is in Washington today --
MR. TONER: Right.
QUESTION: -- discussing with Secretary Clinton – can you tell us which issues they are going to discuss?
MR. TONER: Right. I believe she's actually meeting with Under Secretary Burns, but the Secretary may try to stop by, and I think, in part, just to thank her. We deeply appreciated – appreciate Ambassador Agosti's dedication and her efforts on behalf of the U.S. citizens who are currently detained in Iran. She's greatly assisted our government in our efforts to ensure their fair and humane treatment. So we do appreciate what the Swiss have done for us, and I think it's to thank her for her efforts and to obviously also get her readout of the situation on the ground.
QUESTION: But is there any news about the detained citizens in Iran?
QUESTION: (Sneezes.)
MR. TONER: God bless you. God bless you, sorry. No, it's part of her regular consultations, so I don't know that she's bringing any particular news to share. She's here. We always meet with her when she is here at a high level. We value her work and her insight, and obviously, we deeply appreciate the efforts of the Swiss in trying to secure the freedom of American citizens in Iran.
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The Devil's Foreskin, a funny poem about alcohol and award nights by Australian poet Graeme King.
I came up
with a cocktail, based on rum and grenadine,
some cider,
gin, tequila and sorbet,
it looked a
treat, all fizzy, fruity swirls of potent green,
I carefully
locked the recipe away.
For weeks I
tweaked the ratios, until I had it right,
the perfect
blend of knockout punch and kiss,
the famous
Cocktail Contest would be held that Friday night,
my "Devil's
Foreskin" really couldn't miss.
A special
gala night held once in every hundred years,
connoisseur would show their recipe,
a vast array
of prizes for the best of wine and beers,
and plus -
the Cocktail of the Century!
Come Friday,
I was nervous and decided to rehearse,
no place up
on the stage to improvise,
my life had
turned into an alcoholic universe,
with but one
aim – the Golden Cocktail Prize.
I mixed one
up, and tried a sip, it wasn't smooth and pure,
by drinking
more I hoped to find the cause,
I made
another five because I needed to be sure,
the last was
great, and bound to win applause.
I made
another three, in case my taste buds were immune,
they went
down well - I drank another four,
they were perfect, and the contest starting soon,
I grabbed my
hat and headed for the door.
I woke up
two days later lying face-down on the stairs,
too late to
win the prize, I'd missed the Cup,
my Devil's
Foreskin should have been the answer to my prayers,
instead it
left me weak and throwing up.
I gave up
booze for ever, now I play with model trains,
my recipes
grow dust upon the shelf,
should you
invent the perfect drink – I hope you use your brains,
don't test
the bloody cocktail on yourself!
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A Shreveport man continues to incur criminal charges in the wake of an ongoing investigation into a series of thefts from local convenience stores spanning a two month period.
Erol Walter 33, previously arrested last Sunday (July 27, 2014) on unrelated charges, has since been linked to five separate thefts from local businesses.
Information and evidence obtained from Shreveport Police detectives have linked Walter to the May 14th theft of several cartons of cigarettes from the Circle K in the 6200 block of Pines Road along with addition to two other thefts that occurred at Circle K stores in the 1900 block of Centenary Boulevard and the 8500 block of Youree Drive on May 4 and June 24, respectively.
During the May 4 theft, surveillance video captured Walter stealing more than $200 dollars worth of beer from the business.
Friday (August 1, 2014), authorities additionally linked Walter to two cigarette thefts from the Tobacco World store located in the 7000 block of Pines Road on May 7 and July 11.
During each theft, video shows Walter entering the business and blatantly stealing multiple cartons of tobacco products before exiting the building with his stash.
In all, Walter's alleged thefts have cost local businesses nearly $2,000 in lost merchandise. Walter, who is currently jailed at the Caddo Correctional Center, has been charged with multiple counts of Theft of goods. Due to the value of the items stolen, Walter's charges are felonies.
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What Does Jamie Foxx's Electro Costume Tell Us About Marc Webb's Spider-Man Sequel?
By Sean O'Connell 2013-04-16 08:24:20 comments
Marc Webbs The Amazing Spider-Man 2 shifted to Times Square in midtown Manhattan Monday to shoot fight scenes between Web head (Andrew Garfield) and one of his classic villains, Electro (played by Jamie Foxx). Several set photos started hitting the Web immediately after Foxx stepped on the scene. If youd like to see them, try a Google search. Were not that interested in spoiling the look for those who dont want to see it. But we are interested in exploring what the look might mean for Spidey fans who are excited about the universe Webb is building.
Were going to get spoilery, fans, so only proceed if you dont mind analyzing a few things about The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
Still here? The jokes linking Foxxs crystal-blue look in the Electro costume to Arnold Schwarzeneggers Mr. Freeze from Joel Schumachers Batman & Robin are funny, but off base. Up-close photographs of the actors made-up face reveal a crucial clue to what I think might reveal the secret of Electros origin. Look closely, and you see scales and tentacles that resemble an electric eel.
Most of Spider-Man's earliest villains have connections to the animal kingdom. The young Peter Parker stopped the Rhino, the Vulture, Doctor Octopus, the Scorpion and the Lizard from committing crimes. And I believe that Webb is leaning on that coincidence to build the rogues gallery of villains for his Spider-Man franchise. The link is the research being conducted at Oscorp, where Dr. Curt Connors (Rhys Ifans) experimented with the regenerative powers of a lizard to create a flawed, super-powered villain. I believe moving forward that foes Spidey faces will have a link to DNA merging, from Paul Giamattis Rhino to Foxxs Electro. And I think these first set photos suggest that Foxxs Electro will have roots in the DNA of an electric eel.
We have been told that the Tree of Life hologram in The Amazing Spider-Man is a crucial Easter Egg suggesting the direction of Webbs franchise. And when I see Foxx in costume, I immediately think of an eel. Maybe Im way off. Maybe Webb and his screenwriters have a different origin in mind for Max Dillon. But its important that Peter continues to feel that he has contributed to the creation of the villains spilling out of Oscorp he did give Connors the lost algorithm that completed the DNA formula and linking a destructive character like Electro to Spider-Man on that level will only make The Amazing Spider-Man 2 that much more compelling.
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Teen found shot dead, police asking for public's help
Goldsboro Police are asking for the public's help after a teenager was found dead in a car.
Gustin Garet Hinnant, 18, had been shot, police said.
Officers were called about 3:30 a.m. Sunday to the 100 block of S. Audobon Ave., where Hinnant was discovered deceased inside a vehicle.
Police are investigating the case as a homicide.
The victim was transported to Wayne Memorial Hospital and is scheduled to be taken to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Raleigh for an autopsy.
Anyone with information is asked to call Investigator J.T. Beeken of the Goldsboro Police Department at 919-580-4218, Crime Stoppers at 919-735-2255, or text 919-222-4230.
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U.S. Tour Operators Returning to Egypt
by Fran Golden. Posted Mar 1st 2011 12:00 PM
Continue ReadingU.S. tour operators pulled out of Egypt in the midst of the uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak. But the Giza pyramids and other popular ancient Egypt tourist sites, museums and beaches are open for business, and the tour companies -- and tourists -- are heading back.
Egyptian Museum Missing Items
by Kim Foley MacKinnon. Posted Feb 14th 2011 12:00 PM
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Looters got away with 18 artifacts from the Egyptian Museum during the recent political unrest, including two statues of "King Tut," officials announced yesterday. A few of the items have since been recovered.
When Will Tourists Return to Egypt?
by Fran Golden. Posted Feb 12th 2011 12:00 PM
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Now that Egypt President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year-rule has ended, one question is when will tourists return to the country? Egypt's economy relies heavily on tourism.
Egyptian Army Detaining Foreign Journalists
by Rebecca Dolan. Posted Feb 3rd 2011 12:38 PM
Continue ReadingAmid continuing protests in Egypt, foreign journalists on the streets of Cairo are facing beatings by pro-government mobs and detainment by the Egyptian army.
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NEW YORK — Curtis Granderson and Kelly Johnson each homered and drove in three runs, powering the New York Mets to a 12-3 rout of the Colorado Rockies that completed a four-game sweep Thursday.
Noah Syndergaard recovered nicely from a rocky start for his latest win at Citi Field, where the Mets have won 10 straight against Colorado.
With their seventh consecutive home win and 11th in 13 games overall, the NL East leaders (63-52) moved 11 games over .500 for the first time since June 27, 2010.
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Over the past week there has been much written about accused Thai killer Polwat Chinno (at left, supposedly re-enacting his crime for investigators).
Police in Bangkok claim Chinno's alleged murder of a taxi driver was sparked by his playing of Grand Theft Auto.
On that score our attention was caught by this excerpt from yesterday's edition of The Telegraph:
After the stabbing, [Chinno] tried to steal the taxi with the dead driver in the back seat, but did not know how to drive. Neighbours in Soi Jaran Sanitwong in central Bangkok called police after Polwat constantly pressed on the horn as he reversed into a dead end. When police arrived Polwat had locked himself in the car.
…all of which begs the question:
If Grand Theft Auto supposedly trained this 19-year-old man to kill so effectively, how could it be that it didn't train him to drive very effectively? After all, we'd estimate (conservatively) that GTA players spend at least 25% of their game time cruising around the series' open environments in a wide array of vehicles.


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It is certainly no secret anymore that "Cottage Holiday's" are extremely popular. It is certainly also no secret that Wales and particularly Pembrokeshire, is a must visit destination. So, if you are looking for the perfect luxury family cottage holiday then Clydey has everything and more that you could want.
Why you should visit Pembrokeshire: It is a beautiful and unique county surrounded by some of the finest coastline in Europe. A favoured location of artists, pilgrims and outdoor pursuits enthusiasts. Pembrokeshire offers an incredible array of activity and interest. It has everything for both the young and old and for families the county offers endless ideas and fun for children.
Why you should visit Clydey: If you looking for the perfect family cottage holiday then Clydey offers a fantastic array of facilities to cover just about everything. Just look at some of the reviews that have been posted:
"Having stayed here 8 times now, it's fair to say that we are massive fans of Clydey!Although we've been before, each time we go we notice improvements. Along with the indoor & outdoor hot tubs & wonderful heated pool the new on site spa is a very welcome addition. What a treat to be able to have a massage or beauty treatment (especially whilst the little ones are happy being looked after in the kids club!) if you can bear to leave the site there are wonderful local beaches nearby, we love Llangranog, where we walked along the coastal path, Tresaith & Mwnt but there are loads of others. We usually visit Folly Farm which is a lovely 40ish minutes drive & is great even if it's raining as they have the vintage indoor fun fair. There is the option back at the cottage to choose one of the freezer meals from 'cook' or eat out at one of the local pubs. Our little boy loves the daily animal feeding with Farmer Malcolm & the highlight for him this stay was being able to bottle feed a lamb! Jacqui, Dewi & ALL the team work so hard to make Clydey so special & make us want to keep returning. We could not imagine ever going anywhere else. West Wales really is such a beautiful part of the world it's addictive! Can't wait to return later this year x"
"This was our 6th stay in 3 years, we are huge fans! Stayed in Lavender cottage for half term week with our 6 year old & had a wonderful time. Gorgeous cosy cottage, immaculately clean & everything very well thought out to enable you to just relax & enjoy. Clydey is a collection of 10 cottages with 5 star facilities such as leisure building with heated indoor pool & hot-tub, games room, on site Spa & fantastic soft-play room. There is daily animal feeding with the legend himself 'Farmer Malcolm' and also, my favorite, the outdoor hot-tub with glorious views. I can't recommend Clydey enough to anyone who is looking for a peaceful, relaxing but fun-filled escape from the stresses of modern life. The owners, Jacqui & Dewi, themselves have a young family & really have thought of everything & also have a wonderful team of staff who go out of their way to ensure you enjoy your stay. The fact that we have been 6 times & are booking up for stay number 7 says it all! I can never leave here unless I know I am coming back
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Oh, I was about to do somehting on the line of that as well :P
And I'm giving up on the Froslass thing, but I do have the grass one sketched out. I'll upload it later today.
And since everyone decided to do sprites, I tried doing it myself:
Someone said 64x64, so I think that's what size it is right? This is also my first time spriting something. You can tell by all the awkward things going on in the sprite :D
Oh, and what other types are we missing? I want to attempt a Fire type, but I'll see what you come up with first so ours don't conflict :P
Well honestly, I think this is something that matched my... about a 100th attempt? Anyway the point is, I'm really impressed by this guy. Although you made a slight misunderstanding of a type. Nobody says 64x64 and that is a size only used for ROM Hacks and such, but nowadays we prefer 96x96 since that is the standard B/W sprite and also it allows for much more detail in design. But that's not a problem here, since the starters are anyway small in size so this will fit.
Long story short: No need to make changes to this sprite, but keep this in mind while working with bigger Pokémon, base them on 96x96
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For President Obama, the inanities of Congress make for all the reality TV he needs.
Last week, in a roundtable discussion with reporters, First Lady Michelle Obama revealed that when her daughters do get to watch television, she wants them to learn a moral lesson. That includes making sure they know that the things people do on "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" are crazy. Not exactly a strong endorsement, but better than what she said her husband thought of the reality stars: he's not a fan at all.
So, of course, after some discussion about foreign policy and all that serious stuff on "The Tonight Show" on Tuesday night, Jay Leno just had to ask President Obama about his thoughts on the money-printing media moguls.
"I have not seen the show," he admitted. "I am probably a little biased against reality TV, partly because there's this program on C-Span called 'Congress.' I have not seen the show... I think the girls have seen it."
To be fair, it'd be a little bit worrying if he was a big fan of the Kardashians; he's got enough on his plate, without having to worry about whether Scott Disick and Kourtney will ever indeed get married. And in any case, having to deal with the Senate and House sounds sounds a whole more tedious.


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