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Aired Saturday 10:30 AM Mar 09, 2013 on Cartoon Network
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Mar 09, 2013
Great episode. Khaldur and Dick's risky plan finally paid off in a big way. The team earned a win without the Light giving it to them and Savage finally got outsmarted and his plans actually delayed for once, and he actually upset. I'm kind of sad Wally is giving Kid Flash mantle to Bart. I was hoping he would come out of retirement. YJ is the last media that has Wally West. Once it ends Wally is gone unless DC decides to bring him back. Black Beetle relieving his boss of command and shooting (possibly killing him) was surprising on CN. This episode got away with a lot. Fake Deathstroke getting to actually shot Artemis and Aqualad on screen, Black
Beetle stabbing Ra's on-screen (they did of course have to avoid us seeing the impalement itself, but hey that is still risk for Saturday morning cartoon in the States), and Ra's actually dying on-screen (although I suspect they got away with that becaus Ra's can be revived through his pits). What I didn't like was the episode makes Bart's bad future plot totally pointless and makes no sense at all. The Light successfully played the Reach (with no knowledge of the future like Bart), so the Earth was never going to be enslaved, which Bart's future and doesn't explain why his future existed if the Light played the Reach. Kid Flash came to help, but Red Arrow (who hates the Light) doesn't come to help? Or maybe he is ticked that Dick kicked out original Roy? Savage takes out Captain Marvel, Black Lightning, and Black Canary takes War World in minutes? Savage is getting overhyped. Even if he had the Witch Boy and some other Light members I find it hard to believe the Light who just got beat by the young heroes could defeat those 3 heroes so quickly. Captain Marvel is as powerful as Superman.
Mar 10, 2013
I think there's an error with the War-World time stamp.
Mar 10, 2013
Vandal attacked the war-world at 04:20 UTC (which is 11:20 ETC, prior to the summit?) and returned the heroes to the watchtower at 05:24 EDT (which is 09:24 UTC) 5 hours later
Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013
The only reason I can think of for the timeline altering without Impulse giving the specific heads ups is the possibility that the timeline can still change with a "look, don't touch" time travel policy. To clarify, sort of like the time traveling in DBZ; the mere fact that Cell was buried underground in the present was enough to drastically change history (such as Android 19 and Dr. Gero appearing instead of Androids 17 & 18). That's my theory at least, this is definitely a question to ask Greg Weisman about.
Mar 10, 2013
In Bart's future, Blue was successfully placed back on mode, most likely with the team only finding out moments before they were murdered. Also, the Reach probably didn't have to contend with the Light's obtainment of the War World, or else I imagine Bart would've given that away (a weapon like that would be hard to forget, and would most likely be passed down even multiple generations through stories and/or records even if it was sent to another task before he was born). Also, I don't see that the Light was defeated by the team; outsmarted yes, but Klarion and/or Savage made no attempt to transport Ra's, Manta and Brain away, and those three made no attempt to escape themselves.
Mar 10, 2013
Yes, but it makes no sense for the Light to have gotten war world. In the dark future the Reach successfully enslaved the Earth, played the Light, and Blue stayed on mode. Bart went back in time to change all of that, but the only thing he did after making sure his grandfather lived was warn the League about Blue. The storyline was setup for Bart would have to guide the heroes to make changes to secure the future, but instead the Light was the one to make those changes, discrediting the Reach, using their test subjects to steal War World crystal, etc. The Light to our knowledge did not get any intel from the future, but made all the
changes anyway and did Bart's job for him despite it making no sense that they altered Bart's timeline without information from the future.
Mar 10, 2013
You have to remember that nothing was really changed in Bart's future timeline except that "Neutron" is now free from his "power". The episode didn't show the future Blue Beetle freed from the Reach (more likely he was), but it did not change the devastated future.
Mar 10, 2013
Perhaps, with Blue still on mode, the Reach were able to overpower the Light before Savage could inform Mongul. I understand what you're getting at, and it could be a major plot hole, or perhaps Savage's escape with War World is the actual beginning of Bart's future. All we know is that Bart has no recollection of the War World, and while it's highly unlikely that he'd never have heard of the War World, it is possible.
Mar 09, 2013
The penultimate episode of Young Justice (Invasion) gives us another battle royal on all sides of the "morality spectrum", this time written by Greg Weisman, himself!
*The episode starts in a cave in Santa Prisca on June 19th where the "Reach Trio" and Light Members Vandal Savage, Ra's Al Ghul, Black Manta and Brain (along with their "Second-In-Commands" Deahstroke, Ubu, Mallah and Kaldur & Tigress) have gathered to discuss some major topics!
*Asserting his position as the enforcer of the Reach, Black Beetle demands that the mask wearing humans show their faces. Black Manta doesn't take kindly to this demand, but Ra's convinces him to comply by assuring him "they are among friends". Begrudgingly, Black Manta does so, Deathstroke and Tigress follow
suit. Tigress is nervous about how things are going to go down, but Kaldur gently assures her to keep a cool head...
*The Reach Ambassador questions where the other 3 Light members are, Savage informs him that their "public-oriented members" had to take care of "damage control" for the Reach's fumbles and asserts that the 4 present members will suffice. Lex Luthor and Queen Bee definitely fit the bill of "public-oriented members", but that term doesn't make much sense for Klarion. So what is our resident Lord of Chaos up to?
*The Reach Ambassador mentions how the Light are the ones who called for the Summit due to some grievances with the Reach's actions, but he mentions that the Reach have their share of grievances with the Light's actions. With that, the animosity rears its head to the surface...
*As the 2 villain groups continue their summit, they become less and less civil towards each other. Among the ones talking, Kaldur remains the most civil, helped by the Reach Ambassador and the Reach Scientist's fondness of him. However, it reaches the breaking point when Black Beetle calls the Light the "selected agents" for the Reach as rulers of Earth. Black Manta does not take this claim very well and Black Beetle seems itching for a fight. Like a bolt of lightning...the two make the first blow in an "Evil Vs Evil Showdown"!
*During the battle, Tigress defends Ra's from a lethal blow. The Leader of the League of Shadows expresses his thanks, but as she heads back into the fray he becomes perplexed by the necklace she is wearing...
*Eventually, Kaldur is able to break apart the fight by pointing out how this animosity will make things easier for the heroes to gain the upper hand. Both groups realize this and thank him for his rational thinking.
*Kaldur reaffirms that the villains are at a disadvantage with Blue Beetle & Green Beetle free of Reach control and the "off-world" Justice League Members (the "Accused 6", Icon and the 2 Green Lanterns accompanying them) due back from Rimbor anytime soon. Savage assures that those Leaguers won't be coming back thanks to some "well-placed bribes" and the Reach Ambassador says the Green Lanterns won't be able to return home thanks to the Reach being invited to Earth, as part of their agreement, adding that they can just kill Jaime & B'arzz and give their Scarabs (after another reboot) to new hosts!
*As if that wasn't bad enough, Ra's continues to be perplexed by Tigress' necklace...and pulls it off, exposing Tigress as Artemis!
*He confirms that it is a glamor charm and manages to piece together that Zatanna and Dr. Fate had a hand in making it! The question is how did Ra's manage to recognize the glamor charm in the first place? Besides the Lazarus Pits, he doesn't come off as a "magic expert" like Klarion would.
*Savage and the "Reach Trio" soon piece together that if Kaldur faked Artemis' death and made the disguised Artemis his lieutenant, then Kaldur, himself, is also a mole! The Reach Ambassador gives Black Beetle the go ahead to kill them...only for Deathstroke to shoot them first, saying "The Light takes care of its own."!
*I must say, Black Manta still showing his son support even after this reveal was surprisingly heart warming! Kaldur is not worried for, in his dying breaths, he pushes the button of a device...
*This activates a hologram of a message from Kaldur...who proceeds to reveal how the Light and the Reach have been back stabbing each other! Among the exposition, we learn some new information, such as how the Light actually negated the docile effects of the Reach's beverages! Savage furiously orders Deathstroke to shut the message off, but the enforcer validly asks how he is suppose to do that. I don't know about anyone else, but I find it very satisfying to see Savage loose his temper and composure!
*Once the message finishes, the Reach Ambassador completes his episodes long "villainous breakdown" and demands that the Light be destroyed! His breakdown sort of reminds me of the one Frieza had in DBZ. On the whole, I guess the Reach come off more as "Big Bad Wannabes"; very competent and dangerous ones, mind you, but the Light still makes them look like chumps in comparison.
*Suddenly, Kaldur and Artemis reveal themselves to still be alive! Savage questions how this is possible when they saw Deathstroke kill them...only to learn that "Deathstroke" is really Miss Martian in disguise! To add to that, Nightwing, Batgirl, Superboy, Guardian, Bumble Bee...and even Kid Flash (making his long awaited return) reveal themselves!
*The Light still doesn't seem too worried about the Reach and the heroes against them. Kaldur calls Savage out for him and his associates constantly underestimating the young heroes. But then, Brain seals up all the doors and opens up the ceiling...revealing several members of the League of Shadows!
*However, we soon learn that these masked mooks are actually the rest of the team in disguise! Much like Usual Suspects, the young heroes have managed to catch the villains off guard in the best possible way! It was also nice to see Lagoon Boy has gotten over being dumped by Miss Martian.
*Savage decides to call it quits...and reveals that Klarion has been hiding here the whole time! The Lord of Chaos opens up a portal for him and Savage to make their escape! Not much of a team player are you, Savage?
*During the big brawl, Ra's gets stabbed by Black Beetle! However, given that it's Ra's Al Ghul, he'll be back in form after a soak in a Lazarus Pit...
*Case in point, Ubu immediately rushes to his master's aid and escapes through the ceiling declaring that "The Master will be resurrected!"
*While the rest of the cave is full of violence, the father and son duo of Kaldur and Black Manta simply have an intense stare down. Kaldur acknowledges his father's noble qualities, but says he can't fight with him as long as he "wastes his talents for evil". The villainous father responds that he will teach Kaldur ruthlessness no matter what and proceeds to put his helmet back on and fight his son, reverting to his persona witnessed in Downtime!
*The Reach certainly aren't holding up as well, especially when Blue Beetle stables their Ambassador and Scientist to the wall! When Black Beetle comes to them...he reveals that he intends to leave the Reach Ambassador to his doom!
*The Reach Ambassador viciously orders the enforcer to release him, but Black Beetle quotes an article from Reach Law, saying that the Ambassador's multiple failures means he is no longer in charge of the operations! He saves the Reach Scientist, stating she may still be useful and escapes, leaving the Reach Ambassador to throw a tantrum! I guess it's possible that the Reach Ambassador might be the only "Big Bad Wannabe" of the "Reach Trio"...
*After some more fighting, Kaldur manages to knock his father out! It appears as though this battle royal has, at last, come to an end...
*Kaldur still laments at how some of the villains have escaped and how some of them weren't even present. Nightwing, Kid Flash and Artemis putting his concerns to ease by assuring him his pain and hardships were not in vain praising him for all his efforts in severely crippling the Light and the Reach was a Crowning Moment of Heart Warming! We also learn that they have recorded the villains' "confessions", meaning the public will learn the truth of the Reach and the League members on Rimbor will be coming back! The heroes getting another true win is, indeed, a great sight to behold!
*Beast Boy hugging Artemis and expressing his joy that she is still alive and that Kaldur isn't really a traitor was another Crowning Moment of Heart Warming! It was also nice to hear him talk again since Before The Dawn, I always did like Logan Grove's voice for the character better than Greg Cipes' voice for him.
*I am also glad that the rest of team didn't give Nightwing such a hard time for his undercover plan. While it might have been shaky to not tell the "veteran members", I do understand why he would keep the younger members "in the dark" as they might not have been able to keep the act "authentic". Of course, understanding one's reasons and actions are not the same as agreeing or disagreeing with them, but I'll just leave it at that for now.
*We then cut to War World, where several League members are guarding the Key Chamber...only for a Boom Tube portal and a magic portal to appear! Savage and Klarion step out of the latter and the League members immediately attack!
*Suddenly, we cut to the Watch Tower, where we see Nightwing and Kaldur (back in his hero costume) with Aquaman and Red Tornado. Speaking of Red Tornado, this appearance (as well as his cameos in Happy New Year and War) reminds me of how he got a bad case of "demoted to extra". Then again, it makes sense since the "veteran members" have taken up the duties he had in Season 1.
*Looks like we can call Kaldur "Aqualad" again and Aquaman has warmly welcomed his initial protege back! Nightwing also returns the position as leader to Aqualad! Aqualad asks if Nightwing is sure, praising him for his skills as a leader, but the original Boy Wonder confirms he's ready to be relieved of that burden...
*Suddenly, a Boom Tube portal appears and the League members on War World are thrown out of it...battered and bruised! They all look out in Space and see War World has reactivated and heading off who knows where! Nightwing can only ask if the absences of War World is a good thing or a bad thing...
*We then see a news report of Cad Grant confirming that the information of the Reach's "true colors" has been revealed to the public and that the Reach are no longer invited on Earth and must leave! The Reach Scientist is furious that their plans have been shot down the drain, but Black Beetle ops for another idea...blow up Earth!
Another awesome episode! Like Complications and Intervention, this episode episode is one of my Top 5 Favorite Episodes for Season 2/Invasion! Seeing how Savage, Luthor and Manta have been the prominent Light Members all Season, I'm glad Ra's got a prominent role in this episode (too bad Brain didn't get the same treatment). Even though the Light has War World, it was still awesome that they (along with the Reach) have been severely crippled by the Young Justice Team! Though it looks like the Reach are stepping up their game with Black Beetle now in charge! It's going to be interesting to see how everything plays out in the Season Finale next week!
Mar 09, 2013
I don't know about anyone else, but to me, today's episode is the best overall. The execution of everything was so great. It reminds me so much of the episode in season one where it seemed like the three were going to betray the team. It was great to see the Reach and the Light with a huge loss. Well sort of, the Light now has the Warworld. The dynamic between Khaldur and his father was great. I like the change from nurturing father to ruthless enemy, but it seemed to me he may have been holding back.I loved seeing Nightwing fight, it was a huge plus. I also liked the conversation between Kid Flash and Impulse. It was kind
of sweet. I didn't expect anything that happened in this episode. I really thought for a moment that Artemis and Khaldur had died, which would have been seriously a great plot turn in the whole thing. You'd think the manta armor would've been strong enough to stop a bullet anyway. We still had no dialogue from Wonder Girl, but it was alright. Hopefully she gets to say something in the season finale. Maybe the Runaways even get to help out. We'll find out soon enough. But overall the episode was great.
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Hi all you lovely cakers! I need some help and advise on a project that I am wanting to do for mid March. I have to make some small ladies (approx. 3 1/2" in height) that will have the effect of looking like they are made from white/ivory marble - which medium would be better for this?
a) White modelling chocolate? what should I add to make the chocolate more of a white colour without making it too soft to work with, will it set hard enough to retain it's form? should I use covered flower wire as an armature?
b) Flower/Gumpaste or would this be a better medium?
They are to be used for decoration purposes only and not for consumption, any help/advise that you can give would be much appreciated. TIA
I'd probably use modeling chocolate. If you start with the Super White melts, it'll come out whiter. Otherwise, tint your corn syrup with white color then add to the melted chocolate. To keep it from being too yellowish, don't use couveture chocolate, use the candy melts.
AIf they're were going to be eaten I'd have gone for Modelling choc mixed with a little fondant, if you decide they might be eaten after all you can pale the highlights with white petal dust mixed with vodka, start subtle and finish with pure white highlights; that will allow you to see the features of the figures since monotone people often lose recognisable definition.
Since nobody is going to eat them though I would suggest you use GP, its sometimes easier to gradually add thin washes of shade than to highlight like above, plus the dark veins of marble will show up better.
Thank you BeckyRink and Crazy-Gray for your help. Crazy-Gray, I would feel happier using GP as I havn't had much experience with modelling chocolate - BTW love your work - have quite a few of your pics in my favs!
Really?! Aw shucks :-) ...now I'm all speechless!
Maybe get yourself a can of 'edible glaze spray', I usually get it from ebay, give them a few coats and they'll look like polished marble- don't make your first coats too thick though or it'll make the colour run! eek!
Really?! Aw shucks ...now I'm all speechless!
Maybe get yourself a can of 'edible glaze spray', I usually get it from ebay, give them a few coats and they'll look like polished marble- don't make your first coats too thick though or it'll make the colour run! eek!
Will do Thanks for the tip

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Honored with memorial scholarships are seniors (front, from left) Alexander Schmitz, Evelyn E. Holck Scholarship; Nicole Becker, Sandy Knudsen Memorial Scholarship; Melissa Wagner, June Rose Janning Memorial Scholarship; Brian Ricke, Mary Catherine Hagedorn Scholarship; Micaela Boyce, Kohorst Memorial Scholarship; (second row) Morgan Naberhaus, Susan D. Ludwig Memorial Scholarship; Jordan Riesselman and Matthew Wessling, Patty Ann Greving Scholarships; Alex Irlbeck, Steven Schulte Memorial Scholarship; and John Seidl and Tori Scharfenkamp, Jim Pietig Memorial Scholarships.
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Evelyn E. Holck Scholarship - Alexander Schmitz.
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Carroll City Softball Association Scholarship - Nicholas Collison, Katie Eischeid, Morgan Halbur, Brooke Kroeger, Sara Langel, Brian Ricke, Rachel Riesenberg, Tessa Sporrer, Nicholas Steffes, Matthew Wessling and Tanner Wittrock.
Rotary Club Scholarship - Katie Eischeid, Karla Knobbe, Alexander Schmitz and Tessa Sporrer.
Capri Theater Scholarship - Mitch Frank and Karla Knobbe.
Dedham Booster Club Scholarship - John Seidl.
St. Anthony Foundation in Memory of Susan Ludwig Scholarship - Hannah Macke.
Susan D. Ludwig Memorial Scholarship - Morgan Naberhaus.
Sal Reiff Memorial Scholarship - Alexander Schmitz.
Carroll County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Morgan Halbur and Alex Irlbeck.
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Jack Badding Memorial Scholarship - Steven Peterman.
Project 2014 Scholarship (determined by participation in senior class activities) - Hannah Kraus, Cassidy Eckerman, Katie Eischeid, Mariah Koster, Aly McDermott, Kelsey Mertz, Mattie Potthoff, Nicholas Collison, Alec Daniel, Morgan Eischeid, Mitch Frank, Morgan Halbur, Sara Langel, Claire Slattery, Tessa Sporrer, Kennedy Thomsen, Melissa Wagner, Amanda Hinners, Karla Knobbe, Tori Scharfenkamp and Alexander Schmitz.
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Carroll Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Scholarship - Alex Irlbeck.
Mary Catherine Hagedorn Scholarship - Brian Ricke.
Lions Club Scholarship - Matthew Wessling.
William A. Vonnahme Memorial Scholarship - Nicole Becker.
Bill Evans Foundation Scholarship - Morgan Halbur.
Moose Lodge Scholarship - Corey Gross.
St. Anthony Regional Hospital Auxiliary Nursing Scholarship - Morgan Naberhaus.
Earl Hamers Scholarship - Jared Eischeid.
Dedham American Legion Post 20 Scholarship - Ryan Bedford, Brooke Kroeger and Sara Langel.
Andy Haverman Scholarship - Ashley Schultes.
Herman Hathcock Scholarship (through the Dedham Sons of American Legion) - Alex Irlbeck and John Seidl.
St. Joseph Parish Ladies Guild Scholarship - John Seidl.
Dedham Legion Auxiliary Merit Award - Ashley Schultes.
Carroll Area University of Iowa "I" Club Scholarship - Aly McDermott.
John J. and Leona M. Seidl Memorial Scholarship - John Seidl.
Knights of Columbus Scholarship - Mitchell Behrens, Kirsten Daniel, Hannah Dentlinger, Nicholas Greteman, Cooper Kanne, Mattie Potthoff, Nicholas Steffes and Robert Steffes.
Alvin and Irene Heinrichs Memorial Scholarship - Tyler Hagan, Brooke Kroeger and Brian Ricke.
Breda Sons of American Legion Squadron 608 Scholarship - Rachel Riesenberg and Alexander Schmitz.
Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District Scholarship - Alex Irlbeck.
Sandy Knudsen Memorial Scholarship - Nicole Becker.
Kohorst Memorial Scholarship - Micaela Boyce.
Patty Ann Greving Memorial Scholarship - Jordan Riesselman and Matthew Wessling.
Mr. and Mrs. Sprig Sporrer Scholarship - Alex Irlbeck.
MAC's Corner Cafe Scholarship - Amanda Hinners and Jordan Riesselman.
Signet Chapter 1 Order of the Eastern Star Scholarship - Matthew Wessling.
June Rose Janning Memorial Scholarship - Melissa Wagner.
Pella Rolscreen Foundation Sons and Daughters Scholarship Program - Hannah Dentlinger and Nicholas Steffes.
Jim Pietig Memorial Scholarship - Tori Scharfenkamp and John Seidl.
James A. Riesberg Memorial Scholarship - Hannah Dentlinger.
Steven Schulte Memorial Scholarship - Alex Irlbeck.
Future Leaders Scholars Program Scholarship - Micaela Boyce, Alex Irlbeck, Aly McDermott and Jordan Riesselman.
Des Moines Area Community College Foundation Scholarship - Mitch Frank and Mara Masching.
Carroll County 4-H Youth Committee Senior Achievement Awad - Hannah Dentlinger, Jared Eischeid, Katie Eischeid, Alex Irlbeck, Brooke Kroeger, Brian Ricke, Rachel Riesenberg and Tori Scharfenkamp.
United Bank of Iowa Scholarship - Ryan Bedford.
Kiwanis/Grace Hoxworth Scholarship -Nicole Becker and Matthew Wessling.
Michael Hoffman Agricultural Memorial Scholarship - Alex Irlbeck and Tyler Soyer.
Mike Berger Foundation Award - Steven Peterman.
Grinnell Mutual Lenz Insurance Scholarship - Kirsten Daniel.
Joe Kruse Memorial Scholarship - Jacob Bruch, boys' golf, and Adam Schleisman, boys' basketball.
Dorothy Masching Service Award - Benjamin Kenkel.
Arcadia Community Club Scholarship - Brian Ricke.
Ed and Dorothy Vogl Memorial Scholarship - 9th: Mikayla Blum, Christopher Gehling and Jessica Venner. 11th: Maria Dentlinger and Michael Lux.
Dr. Keith Guy Memorial Scholarship - Chloe Riesenberg.
Vernis and Wanda Juergens Memorial Scholarship - Ashley Wenck.
Steve Garbier Memorial Scholarship - Margaret Kenkel.
Iowa Western athletic scholarship - Josh Irlbeck.
Don and Geraldine Slater Scholarship - 9th grade: Madelyn Bauer and Victoria Bauer. 10th grade: Andrew Irlbeck. 11th grade: Madison Balk.
Brandon Bruggeman Memorial Scholarship - Hunter Daniel, Emily DeBolt, Madelyn Schwarte and Jessica Venner.
The Spirit of Terry Sexton Award presented to a freshman who exemplifies the characteristics that longtime English teacher Terry Sexton promoted in his classroom - being a well-rounded student, caring and looking out for others, having a positive attitude, and being a hard worker. Recipients have their names engraved on a permanent plaque displayed at Kuemper and receives a tuition scholarship of $250. - Ericka Hinners.
Ag Awards
Carroll Area FFA officers for 2014-15 - President Andrew Irlbeck, Vice President Lucas Schultes, Secretary Ashley Brincks, Reporters Devin Bueltel and Jeanna Shepherd, Sentinel Jacob Wallace and Plot Manager Cory Venner.
Star Chapter Degree in Production - Alex Irlbeck.
Floyd Weitl Scholarship - Tyler Hagan.
FFA Alumni Scholarship - Jason Berg, Tyler Hagan, Alex Irlbeck, Malachi Mueggenberg, Mitchell Rohe, Adam Scharfenkamp and Tyler Soyer.
FAC/Alumni Scholarship - Jason Berg.
Kruger Seeds Outstanding Student Scholarship - Jason Berg and Mitchell Rohe.
State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa hosted by Iowa State University, Exhibitor Participation Certificate for Cost Efficiency of 30 Percent Ethanol Fuel - Andrew Irlbeck and Lucas Schultes.
Mathematics Awards
Golden Calculator Award (seniors who have a GPA of 4.0 or above in math with a minimum of 10 math credits) - Ryan Bedford, Taylor Boldt, Micaela Boyce, Sam Brincks, Kirsten Daniel, Hannah Dentlinger, Scott Drees, Leah Greteman, Nicholas Greteman, Alex Gunnerson, Alex Heuton, Alex Irlbeck, Karla Knobbe, Claire Ludwig, Hannah Macke, Aly McDermott, Cole Neary, Jennifer Neumayer, Alexander Schmitz and Claire Slattery.
Sister Barbara Ann Hausman Award (senior who the math teachers feel has demonstrated a high level of effort and dedication to the study of mathematics) - Melissa Wagner.
Science Awards
Seniors who maintained a 4.0 GPA or better in science for eight semesters - Scott Drees, Karla Knobbe and Alexander Schmitz.
Bausch & Lomb Award - Brooke Kroeger.
Sister Francis Xavier Seidl Exemplary Science Award - Alexander Schmitz.
Individual Events Speech
All-State - Nicholas Steffes and Danielle Schultes.
Publications Awards
Lance staff - Kelly Kilbride, Claire Ludwig, Kelsey Mertz, Ashley Sibenaller and Brittany York.
Lance Senior Editors - Hannah Macke, Jordan Riesselman, Claire Slattery and Tessa Sporrer.
Global Youth Institute
The Global Youth Institute in conjunction with the World Food Prize, encourages high school students to learn about food-security issues in different parts of the world by doing research and participating at the fall institute. - Derek Drees, Andrew Evans, Carrie Riesenberg, Lucas Schultes, Jordan Seidl and Collin Slattery. Participants are then eligible to apply for the Borlaug-Ruan International Internship.
LifeServe Blood Center
1 Gallon Donors - Katie Eischeid, Matthew Kennebeck, John Seidl and Matthew Wessling.
LifeServe Blood Center Scholarship - Matthew Wessling.
Students in Mary Ann Spicer's honors sophomore English class entered the 2014 Juneteenth Observance Essay Contest sponsored by Drake University. Students from Kuemper won first and third places. - Paige Overmohle, first place, and Kendra Peter, third place.
Career Athletic Certificates
Students who have earned three or more varsity letters during their high school years.
3 Letters - Nicole Becker, Katie Eischeid, Jon Fangman, Matthew Irlbeck, Mariah Koster, Mattie Potthoff, Kaci Reiser, Brian Ricke, Jordan Riesselman, Mitchell Rohe, Adam Scharfenkamp, John Seidl, Kennedy Thomsen, Melissa Wagner and Elizabeth Yetmar.
4 Letters - Jared Eischeid, Brooke Kroeger, Sara Langel, Mara Masching, Tatianna Riesenberg and Robert Steffes.
5 Letters - Alec Daniel, Leah Greteman, Austin Gunnerson, Karla Knobbe, Hannah Kraus, Hannah Macke, Steven Peterman and Meredith VanZuiden.
6 Letters - Nicholas Collison and Alex Gunnerson.
7 Letters - Taylor Boldt, Hannah Dentlinger, Alexander Drees, Benjamin Hicks, Aly McDermott, Taylor Niehaus and Ashley Schultes.
8 Letters - Joseph Brincks, Kirsten Daniel, Cooper Kanne, Kelsey Mertz, Cole Neary and Chase Rupiper.
9 Letters - Nicholas Greteman, Joshua Irlbeck, Claire Ludwig and Alexander Schmitz.
10 Letters - Morgan Naberhaus.
Certificates of Attendance
Freshmen Neither Absent Nor Tardy This Year - Kiana Brincks, Kobe Eischeid, Christopher Gehling, Susan Pottebaum and Von Kraus.
Sophomore Neither Absent Nor Tardy This Year - Brett Sibbel.
Juniors Neither Absent Nor Tardy This Year - Austin Gehling, Anna Havermann and Troy Schulte.
Top 10 Freshmen
Cumulative grade-point average, alphabetical order
Benjamin Dentlinger, Matthew Dentlinger, Kobe Eischeid, Jadie Knobbe, Von Kraus, Lucas Lampe, Susan Pottebaum, Hannah Sibbel, Martha VanErdewyk and Jessica Venner.
Top 10 Sophomores
Cumulative grade-point average, alphabetical order
Derek Drees, Andrew Evans, Andrew Irlbeck, Brandi Leverington, Sydney Macke, Paige Overmohle, Kendra Peter, Ryan Rawlings, Danielle Schultes and Tiffany Theulen.
Top 10 Juniors
Cumulative grade-point average, alphabetical order
Elise Berg, Katelyn Brincks, Maria Dentlinger, Shawna Eischeid, Haley Grote, Anna Havermann, Michael Lux, Ashley Sibenaller, Kaitlyn Tigges and Brittany York.
Academic Letter
Students must maintain a minimum 3.9 GPA each quarter for the school year. Letters are awarded to current sophomores, juniors and seniors based on their achievements of the 2013-14 school year. Seniors may also receive a letter based on the first three quarters of their senior year - Maria Dentlinger, Derek Drees, Morgan Halbur, Alex Heuton, Andrew Irlbeck, Joshua Irlbeck, Clare Kiboko, Brandi Leverington, Sydney Macke, Morgan Naberhaus, Paige Overmohle, Kendra Peter, Rachel Riesenberg, Tatianna Riesenberg, Danielle Schultes, Collin Slattery, Joshua Tigges, John Van Erdewyk, Meredith VanZuiden and Erica Wittrock.
First and second Academic Letter - Alexa Badding, Micaela Boyce, Alex Irlbeck, Mattie Potthoff and Nicholas Steffes.
Second Academic Letter - Elise Berg, Katelyn Brincks, Shawna Eischeid, Haley Grote, Alex Gunnerson, Anna Havermann, Michael Lux, Ashley Sibenaller, Kaitlyn Tigges and Brittany York.
Second and third Academic Letters - Scott Drees, Nicholas Greteman, Kelsey Mertz, Chase Rupiper, Claire Slattery and Matthew Wessling.
Third and fourth Academic Letters - Taylor Boldt, Kirsten Daniel, Hannah Dentllinger, Leah Greteman, Karla Knobbe, Claire Ludwig, Hannah Macke, Aly McDermott, Cole Neary, Jennifer Neumayer and Alexander Schmitz.
Student Leadership Recognition Awards
Freshman Student Council Representatives - Benjamin Dentlinger, Matthew Dentlinger, Grant Sanders and Cailey Wendl.
Sophomore Class Officers - President Nicholas Wanninger, Vice President Paige Overmohle and Secretary-Treasurer - Andrew Evans.
Sophomore Student Council Representatives - Kyle Daniel, Kelsey Harrington, Nicole Pietig and Danielle Schultes.
Junior Class Officers - President Brandon Baumhover, Vice President Marie Dentlinger and Secretary-/Treasurer Elise Berg.
Junior Student Council Representatives - Katelyn Brincks, Tage Henkelman, Teryn Hilgenberg, Joshua Tigges, Kaitlyn Tigges and Brittany York.
Senior Student Council Representatives - Alexa Badding, Kirsten Daniel, Brooke Kroeger and Tessa Sporrer.
Senior Student Council Secretary-Treasurer - Kelsey Mertz.
Senior Class - President Mattie Poffhoff, Vice President Amanda Hinners, Student Council President Taylor Boldt and Student Council Vice President Alexander Schmitz.
LIFE Leadership Award for service to campus ministry program - Alexa Badding, Alison Batz, Brandon Baumhover, Nicole Becker, Taylor Boldt, Micaela Boyce, Morgan Eischeid, Leah Greteman, Haley Grote, Morgan Halbur, Joshua Irlbeck, Karla Knobbe, Sara Langel, Claire Ludwig, Hannah Macke, Allison Muhlbauer, Jennifer Neumayer, Taylor Niehaus, Mattie Potthoff, Megan Renze, Claire Slattery and Brittany York.
LIFE Exceptional Leaders - Elise Berg, Kirsten Daniel, Maria Dentlinger, Alexander Drees, Teryn Hilgenberg, Clare Kiboko, Kelly Kilbride, Brooke Kroeger, Michael Lux, Steven Peterman, Elise Pugh, Rachel Riesenberg, Tatianna Riesenberg, Amber Rupiper, Aaron Schleisman, Adam Schleisman, Alexander Schmitz, Ashley Sibenaller, Tessa Sporrer, Nicholas Steffes, Joshua Tigges, Kaitlyn Tigges, Elizabeth VanZuiden, Meredith VanZuiden, Rachel Vonnahme, Melissa Wagner and Ericka Wittrock.
Joined in Praise Group - Alison Batz, Sosie Gehling, Corey Gross, Kaci Reiser, Ashley Sibenaller, Nic Steffes and Brandon Wiese.
Des Moines Register Iowa Academic All-State Team - Aly McDermott.
Omaha World-Herald Western Iowa Regional Academic Team - Karla Knobbe and Aly McDermott.
Conference All-Academic Team (Students with an ACT of 29 or above were eligible to apply for the Hawkeye 10 Conference all Academic team. Students were judged on character, leadership, academics, and service.) - Taylor Boldt, Scott Drees, Nicholas Greteman and Claire Slattery. Kirsten Daniel and Alexander Schmitz were selected as members of the team and attended a banquet earlier in the year.
Hawkeye 10 Conference Character Award - Brooke Kroeger.
E. Wayne Cooley Scholarship - Claire Ludwig.
Robert Smiley Scholarship Award - Meredith VanZuiden.
Prudential Spirt of Community Award - Cole Neary.
Mitchell Behrens - Creighton University Academic and Father Lavaj Scholarship, $60,000, and Iowa State University Catherine Bruntlett Annin Scholarship, $2,300.
Taylor Boldt - University of Iowa Scholars, $8,000. Joseph Brincks - University of Iowa Academic Scholarship, $ 4,000, and University of Northern Iowa Athletic Scholarship, $16,000.
Kirsten Daniel - Creighton University Scholarship, $77,200; Briar Cliff University Scholarship, $65,500; Simpson College Resident and Endowment Scholarships, $27,077; and Morningside College Presidential Scholarship, $14,000.
Hannah Dentlinger - Clark University Presidential and Athletic Scholarship, $68,000.
Scott Drees - Iowa State University Presidential and Cardinal Scholarship, $9,000.
Leah Greteman - ISU President's Award for Competitive Excellence and Wayne Memorial Scholarship, $8,500.
Nicholas Greteman - Central College Presidential Scholarship, $18,000.
Morgan Halbur - University of South Dakota Coyote Commitment Scholarship, $6,000, and Autism Society of Iowa $500.
Alex Heuton - Central College Presidential and Journey Scholarships, $68,000; ISU State Association of Counties ICIT Scholarship, $1,000; and United States Bowling Congress USBC Scholarship, $330.
Alex Irlbeck - ISU Scholarship, $10,000.
Karla Knobbe - Drake Presidential Scholarship, $44,000; Creighton University Scholarship, $68,000; University of Iowa Scholar, $8,000; and ISU Academic Recognition, $6,000.
Hannah Kraus - ISU Lavern Noyes Scholarship, $1,000.
Brooke Kroeger - Briar Cliff University Athletic/Academic Scholarships.
Sara Langel - University of South Dakota Coyote Commitment Scholarship, $6,000.
Claire Ludwig - Grand View University Presidential Scholarship, $96,100.
Hannah Macke - Briar Cliff University Connection, Athletic and Academic Scholarship.
Aly McDermott - University of Iowa Scholarships, $6,500.
Kelsey Mertz - University of Northern Iowa Distinguished Scholar, $2,000.
Cole Neary - Drake University Presidential Scholarhip, $52,000.
Jennifer Neumayer - University of Iowa Scholars, $8,000, and University of Northern Iowa Distinguished Scholar, $4,000.
Steven Peterman - Central College Scholarhips, $26,350.
Mattie Potthoff - Creighton University Scholarship, $32,000, and St. Thomas University Scholarship, $36,000.
Kacie Reiser - Northwest Missouri State University Norman and Clough Scholarship, $500, and Briar Cliff Scholarship, $8,000.
Brian Ricke - Buena Vista University Arch and Founders Scholarship, $15,500; Briar Cliff University Scholarships, $32,000; and Simpson College Scholarships, $35,000.
Alexander Schmitz - Wartburg College Presidential Scholarship, $60,000, Grand View University Presidential Scholarship, full tuition; and Morningside College Trustee Scholarship, $98,880.
Claire Slattery - University of Iowa Scholars, $8,000.
Tessa Sporrer - Buena Vista University Scholarship, $64,000, and Northwest Missouri State University Scholarship, $34,000.
Nicholas Steffes - University of Iowa Scholarships, full tuition.
Robert Steffes - Buena Vista University Gold and Founders Scholarship, $10,000, and AIB College of Business Scholarship, $3,000.
Meredith VanZuiden - Buena Vista University Arch, Founders and Arts Scholarships, $17,000.
Melissa Wagner - Midland University Athletic Scholarship, $48,000.
Matthew Wessling - University of Iowa Scholars, $4,000.
Elizabeth Yetmar - Mount Mercy University Scholarships, $49,000.
Adult Service Award for extended and outstanding service to Kuemper High School and its activities - Marilyn Hoffman.
Clarence Reinart School-Community Service Award in recognition of outstanding leadership and dedicated unselfish service in the education ministry of the church to the Kuemper community and the larger Carroll Community - Jeanne Spieler.
Departmental Awards for earning the highest grade-point average in the department and/or the department's selection for outstanding achievement.
Agriculture - Alex Irlbeck.
Art - Rachel Vonnahme.
Business Education - Alex Heuton.
English - Kirsten Daniel.
Family and Consumer Science - Morgan Halbur.
Foreign Language - Kirsten Daniel and Aly McDermott.
Industrial Education - Scott Drees.
Mathematics - Aly McDermott.
Science - Scott Drees.
Social Science - Karla Knobbe.
Theology - Cole Neary.
Music Department Awards
John Philip Sousa Award to the senior whose outstanding achievements and interest in instrumental music, for merit in loyalty, cooperation, and displaying in those high qualities of conduct the school instrumental music requires - Brandon Wiese.
Iowa Bandmasters Association Award in recognition of outstanding leadership, loyalty and service - Corey Gross.
National School Choral Award to the senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in vocal music - Sosie Gehling and Nicholas Steffes.
Arion Award, the highest award offered by the music department, to the senior who has demonstrated high achievement in two areas of music - Brandon Wiese.
Felix Tigges Award for exemplifying the highest forms of courage and dedication in overcoming adversities to achieve a high school education - Leah Greteman.
Lawrence Bock Student-Athlete Citizenship Award in recognition of excellence in athletics, scholastic achievement and leadership - Cole Neary.
Iowa Girls High Scholl Athletic Union Award - Nicole Becker.
Bernie Saggau Award, sponsored by the Iowa High School Athletic Association, presented annually to the graduating student who best exemplifies a patriotic spirit, with strong religious and moral convictions, living and professing the qualities of honesty, integrity, and sportsmanship; believing that both games and life should be conducted by the rules - Alexander Schmitz.
Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award presented in recognition of outstanding qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism in home, school and community - Kirsten Daniel.
"I Dare You" Award presented to two juniors for manifesting outstanding courage in leadership of service and good citizenship - Michael Lux and Ashley Sibenaller.
American Legion School Citizenship Award presented in recognition of the possession of those high qualities of courage, honor, leadership, patriotism, scholarship and service that are necessary to the preservation and protection of the fundamental institutions of our government and the advancement of society - Kelsey Mertz and Alexander Schmitz.
American Legion Athletic Award presented in recognition of outstanding attributes demonstrated in athletic accomplishments during their high school careers - Cole Neary, Male Athlete of the Year, and Claire Ludwig, Female Athlete of the Year.
Student Council Exemplary Conduct Award for exemplifying the highest qualities of citizenship in school - Cole Neary and Mattie Potthoff.
Bishop Nickless Citizenship Award, the highest award given by Kuemper Catholic High School for all-around character and citizenship, presented for the highest qualities of all-around Christian citizenship and character in school, parish and community and who has exemplified these qualities over four years as a Kuemper student - Cole Neary and Mattie Potthoff.
Top 10 Seniors - 8, Tie among Hannah Dentlinger, Hannah Macke and Jennifer Neumayer. 7, Leah Greteman. 6, Claire Ludwig. 5, Cole Neary. 4, Taylor Boldt. 3, Kirsten Daniel. 2, Karla Knobbe, salutatorian. 1, Aly McDermott, valedictorian.
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Community matters
We have a strong commitment to the communities around our airport and aim to address issues of prime local concern.
We aim to create opportunities for local residents to enjoy their local airport – even those who don't use it regularly. Aberdeen International Airport continues to build and strengthen its relationships with local communities.
We also have a community trust initiative to fund various local projects for community organisations and charitable groups. To find out more about the fund or to apply, have a look at our Community Trust page.
If you have any questions about our community projects, email email@example.com
Official charity partner 2016
Every year Aberdeen International Airport commits its support to a chosen charity partner - for 2016 this partner is Friends of ANCHOR.
The Aberdeen and North Centre for Haematology, Oncology and Radiotherapy (ANCHOR) unit is an NHS department at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary which treats patients with all forms of cancer, leukaemia and benign blood disorders throughout the North-east of Scotland including Orkney and Shetland.
Friends of ANCHOR was set up to directly support the ANCHOR unit by committing long-term funding to medical equipment, patient wellbeing and local Research.
How to become our offical partner
As an offical charity partner, we vow to support fundraising efforts where we can. We will encourage our staff to partake in scheduled events, organise our own fundraisers and provide fundraising opportunities at Aberdeen International Airport when possible.
If you would like to become our official charity partner for 2017, then send a proposal to firstname.lastname@example.com before the end of November 2016. Shortlisted charities will be put forward to our staff who will then vote for the exclusive 2017 partner.
Featured community projects
Here is a list of some of the work the airport has done in the community:
Community Trust Fund
We are delighted to annouce that we have been able to provide a grant to the following organisations:
- 1st Kinnellar Scout Group
- MASScot
- Me-Too
- Motability
We wish them all the best with their projects and will follow up to see how our contribution has helped support them.
Near-miss safety fundraising
We were delighted to welcome Carly from Friends of Anchor to Aberdeen International Airport to collect a cheque for £360 for the 'Near Miss' initiative.


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Penn State's First 2013 Recruit
August 13, 2012 by staff
Penn State's First 2013 Recruit, Penn State added to its 2013 recruiting class on Saturday as Woodson cornerback Jordan Smith, from Washington D.C., verbally committed to play for the Nittany Lions, several outlets reported. The 5-foot-10, 187-pound prospect, playing for Archbishop Carroll, recorded 64 tackles, had four sacks and picked off two passes last season. As a junior he recorded 65 tackles.
Smith held scholarship offers from Colorado, Kansas and Hawaii and had attended a Penn State skills camp this past June. Penn State is looking to regroup after a flurry of lost recruits and transfers following the NCAA's announcement of crippling punishments, including a four-year postseason ban as a result of the Jerry Sandusky scandal and cover-up.
New head coach Bill O'Brien stressed to the media and public during this week's media day that the goal of the university and program was to move forward. Smith's commitment may be a small step toward that goal.
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BRUNSWICK, Ohio (AP) -- Transportation officials plan to reduce the steep incline at a northeast Ohio railroad crossing where a car went airborne in a graduation-day crash that killed four high school students and injured a fifth.
The Plain Dealer (http://bit.ly/Os1gs0 ) reports crews will raise the road to reduce the incline on both sides of the crossing near Brunswick, southwest of Cleveland. They'll also reduce the depth of nearby ditches.
An Ohio Department of Transportation spokeswoman says federal safety funds administered by the state will pay for most of the estimated $450,000 project. It's scheduled for next summer.
Investigators determined the car involved in the fatal June 3 crash raced at 69 mph over the crossing, which was a well-known spot where motorists "jump" their vehicles.
New warning signs have been posted nearby.
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Via ThinkProgress, above is a clip of Congressman Barney Frank, D-Mass., talking about his decision to come out as gay in 1987, during a press conference today where he announced that he won't seek re-election next year. According to the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, Frank was the second openly gay person to serve in Congress. The first was Rep. Gerry Studds, D-Mass., who came out in 1983 while in office. Via Pam's House Blend, below is the full written statement sent out by Frank's office today:
I will not be a candidate for reelection to the House of Representatives in 2012.
I began to think about retirement last year, as we were completing passage of the financial reform bill. I have enjoyed—indeed been enormously honored—by the chance to represent others in Congress and the State Legislature, but there are other things I hope to do before my career ends. Specifically, I have for several years been thinking about writing, and while there are people who are able to combine serious writing with full-time jobs, my susceptibility to distraction when faced with a blank screen makes that impossible.
In 2010, after the bill was signed into law, I had tentatively decided to make this my last term. The end of next year will mark 40 years during which time I have held elected office and a period of 45 years since I first went to work in government full time as an aide to Mayor Kevin White in late 1967.
But with the election of a conservative majority in the House, I decided that my commitment to the public policies for which I have fought for 45 years required me to run for one more term. I was—and am—concerned about right-wing assaults on the financial reform bill, especially since we are now in a very critical period when the bill is in the process of implementation. In addition, recognizing that there is a need for us to do long-term deficit reduction, I was—and am—determined to do everything possible to make sure that substantial reduction in our excessive overseas military commitments forms a significant part of the savings over the next 10 years.


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You've got to hand it to Nathan Tinkler. The billionaire from Newcastle certainly knows how to poop on a party.
On the day of the A-League season launch in Sydney six months ago the mining magnate ensured the headlines would all be negative for the game and focussed on him when he sacked Branko Culina, the coach of the club he owns, Newcastle Jets.
Today, as the beleaguered FFA looked to let its hair down for at least one night with a glitzy celebration of all that is good in the game at its awards night to honour the best in the game, Tinkler chose to rain on the parade yet again. This time he dropped an even bigger bombshell: that he was handing back the license to operate the Jets.
Tinkler certainly looks like a man who knows how to throw the toys out of the pram when he doesn't get his own way.
It's a pattern of behaviour that was evident in his early forays into the racing industry, where he spent a king's ransom on yearlings and racehorses but summarily dismissed several trainers, including Group One winning handlers like Mick Price and Anthony Cummings, when he didn't like the way things were going.
Tinkler is angry, apparently, that he was "dudded" by the FFA when he was charged $5 million for the license fee to take over the Jets a couple of seasons ago. He is also fed up with the FFA's inability "to address the competition's unsustainable financial model", and to resolve the impasse over erstwhile marquee player Jason Culina, rendered unable to play because of injury.
Clive Palmer, the owner of erstwhile A-League franchise Gold Coast United - until it was thrown out of the league last week - apparantly stoked Tinkler's sense of frustration when he told him he had been taken for a mug as Clive didn't have to pay anything like $5million as a license fee to set his club on the glitter strip up from scratch.
That rather ignored the fact that Tinkler was buying an established entity complete with players, coaching staff and the like, hardly a comparison with the greenfield site that was Gold Coast United.
It also ignored the fact that nobody compelled Tinkler to buy the Jets, an action he took presumably because he either wanted to get involved in soccer because he was attracted to the game (unlikely), or thought there was some good business upside in so doing (probably).
He's surely a bright enough bloke to have completed his due diligence on the club and the business and decided that in the scheme of things $5 million was a fair ask for what was on offer. If he didn't, he has no-one to blame but himself.
After all, if I pay $800,000 for a house and then discover that the one next door was sold a week later for $400,000 I can hardly blame my new neighbour who bought it, can I?
That's the sort of thing - being made to look stupid in public - that riles a man like Tinkler more than anything, especially as he was already angry at the fiasco surrounding his marquee player Jason Culina, son of his former coach Branko, whose career was ended through serious injury before he was able to kick a ball for the Jets.
On paper, people like Tinkler and Palmer look like perfect suitors for soccer as it looks to build its profile and develop its club infrastructure. In practice their solipsistic tendencies and capriciousness when they can't get what they want makes them a nightmare for administrators.
The FFA is far from off the hook here. It might have made sharp business sense in the short term to milk as much as they could out of Tinkler for the Jets license, but that had to be balanced against the possibility of him blowing up if he found out he was paying much more than others had. On balance though, they did what most people selling a product or commodity would - get as much as they can.
Chief Executive Ben Buckley and Frank Lowy have presided over a horror show since the failed World Cup bid and surely now serious questions have to be asked about Buckley's future and also that of Lowy, who, for all the great things he has done for the game in the past six years, looks to have badly lost his touch.
Whether they stay or go, or for whoever else might come in, one thing looks certain: the "billionaire's plaything" model of club ownership should be avoided, no matter how attractive it might look.


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LONDON (Jun. 18)
Reginald Paget, a Labor Member of Parliament, charged in the House of Commons yesterday that the Foreign Office decided "unconditionally" to supply Chieftain tanks to Libya, a member of the Arab League at war with Israel. Mr. Paget said the tanks could be passed on to Egypt.
Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary Michael Stewart told the House, "It is part of our general practice in sale of arms that they should be used solely for defense of the country to which they are sold. It was explicitly provided for in this contract as in others."
Mr. Paget was questioning the Government's decision to sell the tanks to Libya in light of its failure to act on Israel's year old order for $144 million worth of Chieftains, a modern tank.
Commenting editorially on the controversy, the London Daily Telegraph said Israel should get the tanks since Britain recently sold Centurion model tanks to Jordan and "Israel's major enemy. Egypt, has been stuffed with the best Russian tanks."


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Kate Winslet looks super happy with her new boyfriend Louis Dowler, a British model. The two made their official red carpet debut together at the Vanity Fair party in Madrid on Monday night (September 20).
Kate wore an asymmetrical little black dress and Louboutins shoes while Dowler looked dapper in black pants and a white shirt.
The two confirmed their romance back in August after being spotted on dates in New York and London. The 34-year-old actress is set to fly to Chicago soon to shoot her next film, Contagion. While in the Windy City, she plans to have her soon-to-be ex-husband Sam Mendes help take care of Mia, 9, and Joe, 6.
Friends say the couple are inseparable. "Kate hates the idea of having a long-distance relationship, even for a short period of time," a source revealed.
"They have discussed the idea of Louis going with her while she films so they won't have to endure a long-distance relationship at such an early stage in what seems to be something pretty serious. Kate hasn't been this happy in a very long time."


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Harry Potter and the Final Episode
I went to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 last week. My expectations were pretty high: the first part of the final book had been really well filmed, taking advantage of the narrative space provided by splitting the book in two to stick really closely to the original. So perhaps I was always doomed to disappointment if the final chapter turned out, as it did, to be merely a decent film. It IS a decent film, well worth seeing whether you've read the book or not (though if you haven't taken in the story so far either in book or film form there really is no point in watching). I just felt it could have been so much better. HPATDH is one of the best books, and contains a huge number of my all-time favourite moments from the Harry Potter saga. My main grouse with the film is that so many of those favourite moments either don't appear at all, or appear in a diluted form.
For example, I adore this scene, both for the "gallant" line and for "We teachers are rather good at magic". Neither makes it into the film.
The duel between Molly Weasley and Bellatrix Lestrange after the latter has attempted to kill Ginny Weasley is another highlight. In the book you get a real feeling of Molly as the protective mother going all out to destroy a threat to her children, and you have Bellatrix treating the whole thing as a joke and then gradually realising that Molly isn't going to give up, or back off, and that she is up against someone whose will to win, on this occasion, is right up there with Voldemort's. In the film the whole thing is over and gone in a few seconds.
In the film Neville Longbottom makes a stirring speech to Voldemort about why they're going to fight him, after he's stepped forward and been taunted by Voldemort for his limp. In the book Voldemort rather admires Neville: he doesn't care about physical defects, and the Longbottoms are an ancient magical family (Voldemort is a magical snob). And in the book when Neville defies him Voldemort rams the sorting hat onto Neville's head and sets it alight, which makes Neville's pulling the Sword of Gryffindor out of it even more dramatic. In the film he finds the sword in the hat, but that's it: he isn't wearing the hat, it isnlt on fire, and he isn't facing Voldemort at the time.
And in the final showdown with Voldemort, Harry is far cooler in the book than in the film, winding Voldemort up by dismissively referring to him as "Riddle", and explaining to him as one might to a rather slow pupil just why he (Voldemort) has completely misread the situation regarding the Elder Wand's proper owner. As a result you get a faint flickering of fear in Voldemort's expression before he gets killed.
Oh, and in the film Harry destroys the Elder Wand instead of replacing it in Dumbledore's grave.
There are many more such omissions and dilutions. So I spent a lot of the film thinking "WHAT? they left that bit out?" and "Is that it?" Which is a shame, because it is a pretty good film if you judge it wholly on its own merits. It's only by comparison with the book that it suffers.


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DMX Control, how...
Topic: DMX Control, how does it work?
do you have any instructions?
is it open-DMX dongle compatible?
please advise....
where do we get directions for use?
Posted Wed 23 Nov 05 @ 12:26 pm
You can make your on programs etc...for light controll from VDJ to DMX system
Posted Wed 23 Nov 05 @ 12:40 pm
Posted Wed 23 Nov 05 @ 12:46 pm
I have a siudi, a velleman, and an entec dongle.... once I hook one up, what do I do?
Posted Wed 23 Nov 05 @ 8:39 pm
and a new window with the control should apper
Posted Wed 23 Nov 05 @ 9:22 pm
Posted Wed 23 Nov 05 @ 10:47 pm
Info could be found here:
This is another controller than the ones dj-in-norway is mentioning.
Posted Thu 24 Nov 05 @ 12:28 am
The other dongles are open dmx... i use them with freestyler, which is the greatest dmx software of all...
not to mention completely open source and free...
it puts light jockey to shame with it's simplicity and features...
Posted Thu 24 Nov 05 @ 7:05 am
did you also compare freestyler with sunlite? I downloaded freestyler also and have a try.
Posted Thu 24 Nov 05 @ 6:26 pm
I was looking at all the 'high end' PC controllers at LDI, Hog PC, Light Jockey, even Maxxyz PC, which Martin just released into beta. I almost passed the BlueLite by because their one universe system is about $600 less than Sunlite and I found out the hard way that the Sunlite/Compuware stuff just wasn't up to what I want to do (I've got the 2004 version of Compupro I'd let go cheap).
I looked at going with Freestyler or one of the other freeware programs but gave up on them. I do quite a few corporate events and outdoor shows. By the time I put together all the pieces I wasn't saving any money (the smallest BlueLite dongle is DMX-in, DMX-out, SMPTE-in, and SMPTE-out and sells for < $300). And some types of shows would still be a kludge.
The BlueLite has a screen that is pretty good for DJs, but I think it could be a lot better. They have an API for programmers and the samples are pretty extensive. Locking to audio, sophisticated chasers. I'd like to do a plug-in for Virtual DJ (or some other good DJ app) that uses the API. I've worked through the BlueLite samples but I haven't looked at the Virtual DJ plug-in stuff yet to see if it is within my programming skills.
Posted Sat 26 Nov 05 @ 4:28 am
(same as SIUDI-EC)
I have one of these but i´dont own the software so i can´ test if it works with it.
So does anyone know for sure if it works with the interface?
How much funktions are there in the "dmx controller"
enough to run scanners and yokes, does it suport 16bit resolution?
(nowdays got one computer runing bpm studio, and anotherone running showcad Artist) would be a lot easier if i could use the same software for audio and lights. '
When will the demo version of 3,2 be availabe so, that i could try how good it is for controlling lights (like jbstaging i´m also a light first person)
not knowing if it works with my dongle, and because I got the impression from the history page that the controller i quite basic,
I think that i can find better ways to spend my 124€ + 289 € for dongle. if im wrong correct me.
Posted Wed 30 Nov 05 @ 9:08 pm
Enttec Open DMX USB Interface PC Based 512CH - 70303
Posted Sat 14 Jan 06 @ 12:51 am


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India's Got Talent fame 8-year-old, Akshat Singh, as we know was invited to Ellen Degeneres Show last week. But unfortunately, he left Salman Khan behind.... Akshat became the overnight superstar because of his famous Salman Khan dance on India's Got Talent (IGT). He even got invited to go on Ellen Degeneres Show, but he couldn't perform his famous Sallu moves on the international show, apparently since he did not get the permission from the channel.
When Akshat Singh performed on IGT, he scored almost all his marks with the entry he made onto the stage on his tricycle. And when he started dancing on Dabangg song 'Munni Badnam Hui', he literally broke all score records. This performance went viral and everyone was talking about was this 8-year-old kid! So much that Ellen Degeneres invited him to her show.
Akshat went to Ellen's show, but couldn't take the Dabangg dance with him. He did not get the legal permission to perform the same dance on an international show, they said. Well, though Akshat could not take Salman Khan to Ellen's show, he did manage to get a standing ovation from the audience even with his own moves.
Well, with or without Sallu, Akshat glittered like gold and did manage to get some bling back with him. Ellen gifted Akshat a bike with his name embedded in crystal. Though Akshat's performance was very entertaining, we can't help, but wonder what would have happened if he was allowed to give yet another Dabangg performance.


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Jacob's Folly
By Rebecca Miller
HarperCollins, 337 pages, $30
FOR anyone who's ever wondered what it would be like to be the proverbial fly on the wall, this American literary novel provides an answer -- though not an entirely satisfying one.
The title character is a "wandering soul," according to his Orthodox Jewish faith, reincarnated after death until his sins are redeemed.
The lion's share of Jacob's Folly is given over to his rather convoluted history -- first as a street peddler in 18th-century Paris, then as a valet, a student and an actor in the 19th century -- before his reincarnation as a housefly in the 21st century.
The idea of man turned insect got a fairly famous workout by Franz Kafka in his 1915 novella, The Metamorphosis. In Jacob's Folly, however, it is an overly complicated, exhausting saga, involving demons, exorcism and even some S&M, which may have some readers reaching for a flyswatter.
Author Rebecca Miller is obviously a gifted writer. But in this instance, she seems unclear as to what type of novel she is writing. Ultimately, it's uneven in structure and suffers from a lack of focus.
As the daughter of famed American playwright Arthur Miller, author of The Crucible and Death of a Salesman, among other classics, Miller comes by her talent honestly. She has penned two previous novels, 2008's The Private Lives of Pippa Lee and 2005's The Ballad of Jack and Rose,, both of which she later adapted and directed for the big screen, starring her husband, the Oscar-winning British-born actor Daniel Day-Lewis.
But back to Jacob the fly. Propelled somehow to the 21st century, he buzzes in and out of the lives of the novel's main characters, Leslie and Masha, at irregular intervals, observing and, more often than not, meddling.
Masha is a comely young woman who is drawn to acting as an escape from what she perceives to be the narrow constraints of her ultra-Orthodox Judaism. But her freedom comes at the risk of alienating her family and the only life she's ever known.
Leslie Senzatimore is a middle-aged Gentile man with a hero complex, taking in stray cats and family members alike, carrying their troubles "like a cheerful Sisyphus."
Still, he's unable to rescue his deaf son from the loneliness of his silent world. Desperate for change, he pursues the mysterious Masha, with near disastrous results.
Unlike Kafka's tortured insect, Miller's fly is endowed with supernatural abilities, able to read minds and even, in some cases, to spur the characters to action.
As he tempts them to rebel against the constraints in their lives, he is the catalyst urging them toward their true destiny. Jacob's Folly speaks to finding one's place in the world and discovering one's true purpose. And most important, how transformation -- physical or otherwise -- can lead to redemption.
Miller shifts continually back and forth between centuries, which quickly becomes tiresome, as does the gargantuan cast of characters and jumble of subplots, which serve only to distract from the main story.
As is often the case in novels with multiple story lines, some are more enjoyable than others. Thankfully, Miller peppers her poetic prose with fabulous imagery and a good deal of humour, which almost make up for the confusion.
Lindsay McKnight toils in the arts in Winnipeg.


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Beginner's Guide to Catherine Cabeen and Company Dec 20, 2012
by Heidi
Here are a few factoids to get you warmed up for local legend Catherine Cabeen's dance piece, Fire!
Here are a few factoids to get you warmed up for local legend Catherine Cabeen's dance piece, Fire!
The Saturday performance of Catherine Cabeen and Co.'s Into the Void is SOLD OUT.
Here's what's been written about Into the Void so far:
"Seattle dancer-choreographer Catherine Cabeen explores a dreamlike Void" - Seattle Times
by Josef Vascovitz
There was a narrative, it emerged in certain passages: with boy meets girl, is confronted by a rival, fights and looses but is nevertheless the winner anyway; but the bigger story of freedom, of beautiful, unrestrained euphoric freedom that in it's-self, reaches to an epiphany of spiritual awakening and expression became the flying carpet ride I took.
Tonight's opening of Catherine Cabeen's Into the Void is her first opportunity to showcase her own ideas in an evening length performance. Don't assume though that what you will see is a freshman effort. Her resume is long and varied and some would say crowned with her time with Martha Graham Dance Company. She is very much a multi-disciplinary produc
Catherine Cabeen has been busy in the months leading up to this weekend's world premiere of Into the Void and has a smaller piece happening across town in The Variety Show.
This Friday we'll be opening up the lobby and bar at OtB at 5pm to screen Low Lives 3.
Michael Upchurch at the Seattle Times recently sat down with Catherine Cabeen to talk about Into the Void.
1. Catherine Cabeen danced with legendary choreographer Bill T Jones from 1998-2005. Jones, who was one of the recipients of the 2010 Kennedy Center Honors (alongside Oprah and Paul McCartney), trained Catherine to dance the roles that he had originally created for himself.


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Pop artist Peter Max at Mercato
The Roadshow Company presents paintings by pop icon Peter Max on exhibit and available for acquisition through Sunday, Feb. 26, in Suite 5130 at Mercato in North Naples.
Mr. Max has painted the last seven presidents of the United States and countless celebrities, among them the young sensation Taylor Swift. The Mercato exhibit includes neverb efore-seen celebrity portraits as well as Mr. Max's renditions of the Dallas Cowboys helmet and the Statue of Liberty, his famous "Flag" pieces and his "Preserve the Environment" 10-cent stamp.
The public is invited to meet the artist from 6-9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, and from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26. RSVPs are requested and can be made by calling (888) 513- 8385 or visiting www.roadshowcompany.com. ¦