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Sure, it's only the fourth week of the season, but the ninth-ranked Lions and Golden Eagles are the only 3-0 teams in Class 4A, Region 5 and the only teams unbeaten in region play.
In all likelihood, Munford and Jacksonville will play the game that will make the difference in winning a region championship tonight at Munford, and try wrapping the brain around that.
Try figuring how far Jacksonville, which hasn't won a region title since 1999, and Munford, which hasn't won one since 1992, came in a short span.
It's only been two years since Jacksonville's last losing season and three since Munford's. Since the turn of the century, they've combined for 20 losing seasons and three playoff appearances, two for Munford and one for Jacksonville.
They've combined for 13 seasons with three or fewer victories over that span, including's Munford's winless 2003 and 1-9 finish in 2008.
Yet here they are in 2013, likely deciding a region that includes Alexandria, Anniston, Cherokee County, Cleburne County, Hokes Bluff and Lincoln.
The obvious question becomes, how did Jacksonville and Munford rise to the level of playing what now appears to be the area's 4A game of the year?
The answer is an old story. It involves a strong crop of athletes at both schools, timed with the hiring of coaches who could get more of them out for football then coach them.
Enter players such as Jacksonville's Jackson Bell, Dominique Thomas and Sid Thurmond, to name a few.
Enter Munford's Monteo Garrett, Tavon Lawson and Calvin Smith, to name a few.
Then enter fourth-year Munford coach Will Wagnon, the offensive coordinator for Cherokee County's 4A championship team of 2009.
Enter second-year Jacksonville coach Clint Smith. He coached winning teams in four of his final five years at Saks, which had nine straight losing seasons before that and 24 from 1977 on.
They came to hungry programs. The process for turning out happy programs was quick.
"I've always thought that Jacksonville was a good place with an opportunity to be successful," said Smith, whose 47-man roster includes about 10 players who predated him at Jacksonville. "We came in and just kind of tried to bring our own style, our own flavor to things and get the kids out and get the kids believing in what we're doing."
So far, so good.
After consecutive 2-8 seasons, the Golden Eagles finished 5-5 in 2012, Smith's first season. They were headed for better before Thomas was lost to an injury, as they lost their final four games.
Jacksonville's 3-0 start this season includes routs of Pleasant Valley, Hokes Bluff and Cherokee County.
"I think, in our heads now, we've seen ourselves do it, we know we can do it, and we just have to keep that mentality," Thomas said.
Wagnon's immediate impact came in roster numbers. Munford played its last game before his arrival with 18 players, but 60 came out for football after he was hired. The current roster counts 60.
Munford went 4-16 in the two seasons before Wagnon arrived and 3-7 in his first season. The Lions upped to 5-5 in 2011, his second season, and a breakthrough came in the finale at Cleburne County.
"Heflin was a playoff team, and we weren't," Wagnon said. "We were 4-5 at the time, and we were able the finish the season and win.
"I told the kids then, 'Look, this is the only way you can finish with a win, unless you win a state championship.' I told them, 'If we win this ballgame, this could catapult us to something more.'"
Munford went 8-4 and two rounds deep in the playoffs in 2012. This season's 3-0 start includes a 14-7 victory over then-No. 8 Cleburne County a week ago.
A 63-yard, Garrett-to-Lawson pass with 24 seconds left won it after a snap over the punter's head helped Cleburne County to tie the game.
"The good thing about it is, we didn't play up to our potential, but we still found a way to win the ballgame," Wagnon said. "Cleburne County probably had a lot to do with making us make the mistakes we were making, but, still, I think we've got a much higher level that we can play up to."
Playing at unthinkable levels got Munford and Jacksonville to tonight's high-stakes game.
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April 25, 2013 – NASHUA, N.H. – Rivier University announces the official launch of a doctorate of psychology (Psy.D.) in counseling and school psychology—becoming the first college or university in the state of New Hampshire to offer a combined doctoral program and joining only eight other similar programs in the country.This will be the second doctoral program to be offered by the University. In 2008, Rivier introduced the doctorate of education in leadership and learning—also the first in the state of New Hampshire.
Rivier's Psy.D. program in counseling and school psychology will provide individuals who already hold a master's degree or Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) in counseling or school psychology with an opportunity to obtain advanced training in their respective fields. The Psy.D. program follows a competency based model of education to meet state licensing requirements. The unique design of the program will provide students with program options emphasizing counseling or school psychology leading to the Psy.D. degree. This will enable professionals to become more experienced in their field and prepared to pursue careers as licensed psychologists and school psychologists in a variety of settings.
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Rivier's Psy.D. program builds upon existing M.A. and CAGS programs in both school psychology and mental health counseling that are approved by the New Hampshire Department of Education. The doctoral program curriculum meets the New Hampshire state licensure requirements under New Hampshire law and is consistent with the APA Accreditation Guidelines and Principles of the American Psychological Association. APA accreditation will be pursued for the doctoral program following the enrollment of sufficient numbers of students.
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Who can forget Romania's efforts at France 98?
There's a Cisse or two floating around the Cote d'Ivoire as well.
Who can forget Romania's efforts at France 98?
There's a Cisse or two floating around the Cote d'Ivoire as well.
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Well I can't find a relevant picture but Christian Wilhelmsson has an atrocious rat tail attached to his dodgy mullet. Hands down he's the winner for me.
"I can't promise anyone success but I can promise them a trip to the moon." - John King
RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
scary thing is unless you're quite an athlete, Craig, Kone will probably catch you
Craigos is an athlete alright. Lance Mk2
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He's probably on the phone telling his hair dresser that he wants another stupid haircut...
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Nice to see they're in argeement with some of CW's calls, but Bobby Charlton's comb-over, Rudi Voller's bubble perm &, of course, Chrissy Waddle's mullet are all worth the admission fee.
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Constable revisited – Watercolour/acrylic
My favourite painting ever, is John Constable's "Vale of Dedham" – the version which hangs in the National Gallery of Scotland. (Constable painted this scene a few time throughout his life). I had the pleasure of showing this to John Stremikis and his son Kris when they visited here in January.
Its a huge canvas and is full of tiny details of plants, small animals, buildings far in the distance etc. This is my, very rough, attempt to recreated the scene. It would appear, however, that I am not the first to do so. Another of my favourite artists is the scot James McIntosh Patrick who painted many scenes from the east side of Scotland. Have a wee look at his "Midsummer in East Fife – 1936″. Is is too much of a coincidence? Of course John maintains that there are no such things as coincidences. Might be right here, John!


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Not authentic mexican – My boyfriend & I read some great reviews about Burrito Express and decided to give it a try. This is definitely a take out restaurant, so don't go there in hopes of finding a comfortable place to sit, because there are only a few stools. The menu had little detail to the items, so I kept having to ask questions. We both ordered the burrito grande with shredded chicken & 'mild' verde salsa. Cheese, sour cream, & guacamole are not included on any of the burritos so we had to order cheese for an extra $1.00. If you want everything on your burrito, it will end up costing nearly $10.00. My burrito was mostly filled with wilted shredded lettuce & red salsa (doesn't 'verde' mean 'green' in Spanish?). I finally stopped eating the burrito & opened it up to see if they had even put any chicken and cheese in it. There were a few bits of shredded chicken inside & a little cheese. I gave up on it & threw most of it away. My boyfriends burrito was less of the disappointment because there was more chicken in it. But, overall we were pretty unsatisfied with the contents & most of all, the taste which was rather bland.
We also ordered their "Mucho Nachos." I was utterly surprised when I opened up the box & there was taco bell type nacho cheese & jalapenos all over the chips. There was a small dollop of sour cream & guacamole. Pico de gallo & runny black beans saturated the chips underneath & made them very soggy. We had to eat them with a fork & lots of napkins. The flavor was okay, but it was another disappointment. I have never been to an authentic mexican restaurant that uses nacho sauce for their deluxe nachos!
The drinks were probably the best thing about the place. The homemade horchata & Jamaica drinks tasted great.
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In September 1961, I had finished my bath and tea early in the morning and came into my room to study. While taking out the book which I had been reading the night before, I was amazed to see "Ram Ram" written over the whole cover page. I was familiar with Babaji's handwriting so it was clear to me that it had been done by him, but he had not been here for the last three months. I shouted for Didi and others and they all exclaimed that it was Babaji's writing. How had it appeared in the book during the night in the closed room? I told them that the night before I had been reading until twelve and there had been nothing on the book. Didi said that even a half-hour before, when she arranged my table and dusted the books, there was nothing on it; it must have come just within this time. While we were all looking at the cover page, she took the book and, opening it, exclaimed, "Look how many more are written within!" There were three more pages, all in bold letters, and the ink on the last page showed that the writing had suddenly stopped, as it was not fully dry….
We were all left guessing and speculating on how and why this could happen. Many devotees gave their own interpretations, but they were not convincing and we remained agitated. I wrote to Tularam, a great devotee who was very close to us and was then with Babaji at Agra. He narrated the whole thing to Babaji as was written in the letter and told him that I was very anxious to know how it all came about. Babaji's reply, as Tularam wrote, was, "Dada was remembering me, so I had to go." Tularam added that Babaji's purpose was to demonstrate that he had heard my call and responded to it. This was good so far as it went, but the mystery remained unsolved — the invisible movement in response to a call which to my knowledge I had not sent.
Many things happened after that, and have continued to hap¬pen all these years. One night I was reading in my room after everybody had gone to sleep. Suddenly the gate was forced open and Babaji began abusing me. "You are such a nasty chap that you trouble me so much. You made me come from a distance of four hundred miles. You were remembering me." Everyone in the house woke up and came to his room. The next morning he was like a different person and said, "Whenever you remember me, I come."
This same assurance has been echoed from the beginning of time through the mouths of the saints to their devotees and disciples. It is an echo of what Ram said to Hanuman when they parted, "Hanuman, you will not be separate from me, and whenever you remember me, I shall come to you." God may be in heaven or in Vaikuntha, but he is never beyond the reach of his people's call. His grace flows to them in the various forms of divine incarnation. There may be times when he comes in full incarnation, but partial incarnations are always here carrying his message.
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- Christine
When I use my mala beads, a practice I have just begun, I say Ram on each small bead and Babaji, Ram Dass and Me, on the guru bead. I smile at the simple childlike poetry of it. I feel the need to say his name, Babji, more and more and as i do I feel the strain around my hridayyam (sp?) soften. And I stumble toward his grace.
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I have "worked" mala beads since my first retreat with Ram Dass in 1986. I have noticed that very few people seem to have picked up on what a wonderful meditative tool the beads can be. I honor your efforts to stumble towards Babji's grace. You might consider seeing the Guru bead as a door into silence and a letting go of "me"…just a thought with love. Namaste! Jai Hanuman
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When will I know when I have suffered enough? I feel the weight of my karma and dharma… I continue to self destruct, but when I do that which I know is negative all I do is throw it on the pile of "all has been said and done before" I am soon to be 36 and amalready VERY tired……
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I saw you today, Ram Dass on the Oprah show and felt so homesick it made me cry for those times when so many were opening to matters of the Spirit. I lived through the whole 60 thing and was so was fond of your teachings in your book "BE HERE NOW". I did my experiment with LSD and the Magic Mushroom's twice as I remember and as I look back I think it hastened my spiritual growth like nothing else could have.
Ram Dass you are eighty I am eighty-two. I've had a small stroke that has affected my lower lip. I loved what you had to say and how you said it. "I've been stroked". I intend to buy your newest book as soon as possible.Thank God for you and your blessings on all of who who intend to listen and listen and pay attention. In Love and Light. Jenifer Whisper
- Nellie Power
For the past few weeks I have been listening to the CD "Chants of a Lifetime" by Krishna Das and by the 4 CD set Here We All Are by Ram Dass. As I write this I am listening to CD # 4, music and chants. Soothing, inspiring, uplifting and carrying me forward; I am moving through painful issues, letting go of past while staying present.
I've been longing to see you in person in Maui…..earlier today, I swear I talked to you in person through a beautiful soul I encounter from time to time when I'm out and about in the city taking care of my responsibilities.
Our conversation was one of those magical encounters….I showed him a book about angels I'm reading; he told me that Jehovah is the father of Jesus and that he himself believes in immortality, that we give our thoughts and spirit to the divine when we die and we become immortal; that no matter how difficult our lives are at times, he's looking forward to passing on. I get it too. I've been through a great deal of stuff and it's made me a better person, stronger, humble. Our precious lives are precious and how and what we do matters as long as we are conscious of our actions and do no harm. Simple but not always easy.
I hope you are keeping well. I hear Maui is lovely; the air is beautiful; all that lovely prana. One day I hope to be in Maui and when I'm there, I would dearly love to meet you.
I had the honor of hearing you speak in Vancouver years ago after you were stroked. You've been with me ever since and here we all are.
Namaste Ram Dass
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I know a little about this person. He lives next door to where I live; he lives in a care facility and I see him from time to time, usually at the bus stop near our respective homes. He's always kind and considerate and from the beginning I could see that he has respect for himself and others. He has soul deep blue eyes that reveal a lot more than he actually shares.
I came home believing I had just talked to Ram Dass.
- Karen
Whenever I read something like this I get so turned off by people who are asking us to listen and understand and be present, because they always have to go here to these odd places of magic. As if it is only magic that will convince us. Like Jesus and the miracles he performed. People aren't blind and suddenly see. Or full of cancer and suddenly healed. If that really happened, really and truly, there would be no need for faith. We'd just know. I don't believe this kind of thing. I was reading a book last week by Wayne Dyer and it had a similar quality to this kind of story and I have to say, it ruined my experience of him. There is no magic to consciousness. It just is. And it's impossible for someone to physically write on a page when he is thousands of miles away. There is nothing in my mind that can accept that. For me, I can be present, I can find an idea called "god" inside myself and know I am paying attention now and now and now. I can be here in the present and awake, each moment. I can experience love and know that I am connected to you and you and you. But don't ask me to buy into the impossible and then ask me to buy your book. These things just don't happen. Now I'm sad
Well………….. I truly understand where you are coming from, and yes you do not need miracles to work towards higher consciousness, what you do need is practice. These stories whether true or not inspire people to do practice. For example, you might see a movie or read a book that inspire you. Now you know the movie is not real or the stories in a great Kafka, or Dostoevsky novel may not be real but it could inspire you. Now there is another aspect. As one becomes adept (now I'm talking about masters of their craft, spiritual, sport, intellect, etc) one begins to be able to do things normal people can't (run a marathon in 2 hours, jump in basketball where it appears one is floating, chess where one see's 20 more moves ahead, etc.) . It is hard to believe these things and understand what the person is perceiving. The longer I meditate and do my practice, the more incredible things have happened to me. See the stories as stories that inspire and enjoy the views that will come from the inward traveling.
- Myra
Miracles are happening constantly. Awareness practice just helps us see them. It's a miracle we are here, alive, knowing, learning, growing, and there are many many many more miracles that can and do happen when we tune in to/by appreciating all that is. I feel sad when I believe a lie. Maybe you are too? Life is a miracle with myriad and infinite facets to its expression and comprehension/apprehension. No need for sadness.
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When one understands the totality of Absolute Brahman, then one is aware of the totality of Maya.
Technically, to have been able to write on the book as Maharaji obviously did is no task. When this world of density and form is taken to be the real world, then affairs that seem to violate its rules seem impossible-this is Maya. Maya is the illusion that what we percieve with our senses, and our experience of being an individual in it, is reality. We're not talking spiritual ideals here.
The entire yogic and tantric traditions are based on verifiable absolute experiential structures. The absolute is not termed such because it sounds profound. There is such a thing as the immanant absolute, and it is indicative of God's highest nature.It is the core of the only reality.
Having the state of Cit as ones experience of reality, demonstrates inexorably how this world is a three dimensional pranic imposition into what is the only thing that is really here-pure Brahman Self. Beings such as Maharaji who live in that plane, are not bound by the Mayic laws that we who think we are our individual selves are.
We take our finite ego selves so seriously, because we experience them-but that experience is Maya as well. The only thing one can do is perfect their yoga sadhana in order to experience them selves as Sat-Cit-Ananda. When this is achieved, what you ARE NOT is blatantly revealed. What you are not is a biological machine with a personality driving it.
Karma as the flow of the pranic flux dictates what the ego undergoes. If a person experiences cancer, then this is karma. If they go to prison-this is karma. If they have great sex-this is karma. But it is really all illusion because it expires in time. The real self, the Brahman or Sat-Cit- Ananda self , the absolute self, does not expire in time. One must aspire to replace their ego identity with that SELF.
When one lives in the seeming reality of ego-then things that don't fit into the time and space or Maya scenario seem impossible. When one is aware that Brahman is the only reality, and everything that goes with our ego illusions are not real, then the rules change.
And another thing-you can move well beyond the "mental structure" of faith. You can be-and know-and become-namaste
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It's nice to see these comments.
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It would help neophytes such as I if the Indian words had english explanations following
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What words are you referring to prabhu?
- Pat Mongiello
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Namaste Pat,
Sorry for the confusion.
Maya is the ego state of mind that comprises the illusory notion of individuality, when in fact we are linked and are in effect the omniscient consciousness of God. Technically Maya means veil, the veil of individual self mind that God places over Himself, that Self being us.The goal of Yoga which is spiritual enilghtenment, is to transcend Maya by experiencing oneself as that divine mind, instead of our "seemingly" birth born finite mind and self. This is a basic tenet of most eastern systems.
Cit, pronounced "cheat", means consciousness, divine consciousness. In higher yoga systems, God is not known by names per se, but instead is known by divine qualities, specifically the divine qualities of Sat-Cit-Ananda, which stands for Being, "Sat", Cit, which stands for consciousness, and Ananda, which stands for bliss. These three words are indicative of the nature of Gods being, and are also indicative of the micro qualities of your own divine self or soul. So the experience of enlightenment is known in higher yogic circles to be experienced as Sat-Cit-Ananda.
Pranic refers to "of Prana", i.e.pranic. Prana is a divine energy that God uses to manifest existence and consciousness, to put it very simply. Prana is a form of Kundalini. A whole text cound be written on Prana. It is a very real and holy energy that is manipulated in yoga to effect consciousness, being the root of it as it is.
Sadhana means spiritual practice, or yoga system. Just as an athelete has a workout routine, a yogin has a sadhana.
Namaste is the greeting you give anyone that means glory or offering unto the divine that you are. In yoga disciplines, a person is considered holy by nature of everything being divine and of God, whether they have achieved divinity or not. So they are greeted in lieu of this respect. If you have any more questions at all feel free to contact me, through my yahoo address, atmabhoda sarasvati at [email protected].
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- 1a: What's the Difference Between Soil and Dirt?
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- 4: What is a Watershed? From the Watershed Atlas.
- 5a: The Hydrologic/Water Cycle From the University of North Dakota's Earthscape Project.
- 5b: Capillary Action
- 5b: Soil Percolation
- 6: Water Pollution FAQs
- 6c: Water Quality Monitor: Biochemical Oxygen Demand
- 6c/d: Wastewater Treatment Principles and Regulations
- 7d: How to Use a Soil Survey From the USDA's Natural Resources Conversation Service.
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- Boy Scout Merit Badges: Bird Study - Environmental Science - Fish and Wildlife Management - Forestry - Gardening - Geology - Insect Study - Mammal Study - Nature - Oceanography - Plant Science - Reptile and Amphibian Study - Soil and Water Conservation
- Boy Scout awards: Conservation Good Turn Award - Leave No Trace Award - William T. Hornaday award - World Conservation Award
- Venturing: Ranger Award electives: Ecology - Plants and Wildlife; Awards: Conservation Good Turn Award - Leave No Trace Award - William T. Hornaday award - World Conservation Award
- Webelos Activity Badges: Forester - Naturalist - Outdoorsman
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- Also see: List of how many boys have earned each Merit Badge – Merit Badge policies – Merit badges required for the Eagle Scout rank – Merit Badge Days
- Additionally: List of Merit Badges by Field of Study – Merit Badge Pamphlets & Libraries
- Merit Badge Counselors must complete Youth Protection Training, file an Adult Application (and Merit Badge Counselor Information Form); and be approved by the local council. (See the Guide for Merit Badge Counselors for additional details.)
External links
- Conservation Idea Sheet - Wilderness Use Policy of the Boy Scouts of America
- PlantTalk Colorado™ – from Colorado State University; provides reliable, timely information on more than 400 horticultural topics.


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More than a decade and a half has lapsed since the DuPage County Board saw a personnel change on the scale that will take place next week.
Meeting for a final time Tuesday morning, the current board bade farewell to eight of its own.
Of the 18 representatives set to be sworn in Monday evening, 10 are incumbents who won new terms on Election Day. The eight newcomers include four women — the outgoing board has just one female member — and two Democrats. Those stepping down include two Democrats who unsuccessfully sought re-election on Nov. 6, Rita Gonzalez of District 1 and Dirk Enger of District 6.
Collectively, the outgoing board members represent nearly a half-century as county officeholders. The longest-serving among them, Lombard Republican Pat O'Shea, will end more than two decades on the board when he steps down to take a seat on the 18th Judicial Circuit Court bench next week.
Also bowing out is John Zediker of Naperville, who came up short in his bid for a second elected term in District 5. The seat now will be filled by Tonia Khouri, an Aurora Republican.
Noting that he had the opportunity to serve under both Bob Schillerstrom, the Naperville resident who until two years ago was long-standing chairman of the board, and current Chairman Dan Cronin, Zediker said he was pleased to have had a role in bolstering the county's fiscal prudence during a period of monetary strain for public bodies.
"We cut $51 million from the budget over the past four years, without cuts in programs and services," he said.
Although Zediker pulled papers needed to file for candidacy in the spring Naperville City Council election, the former head of the city's transportation, engineering and development business group almost immediately stepped out of the ring, saying "multiple doors" had opened in the wake of his county electoral setback. He said a new opportunity had presented itself, also beginning early next year, that could put him back into an active role in local civic life, but he declined to elaborate further.
Leaving the county office is nonetheless bittersweet for Zediker.
"How lucky I am to have been a part of something that makes it so difficult to say good-bye," he said.
Also on the order of business Tuesday was a lottery that determined which of the board members will serve two years and who along them have a full four years in office. The random drawing takes place every decade, after the mandated redistricting that follows the decennial U.S. Census. For District 5, which includes east Aurora and nearly all of Naperville, Khouri drew the two-year term. Also in line for the shorter tenures for districts that serve corners of far eastern Naperville are Pete DiCianni of Elmhurst, who is leaving the mayoral office to represent District 2; and John Curran of Downers Grove, current County Board vice chairman, who has been a District 3 representative since 2008.
Two-term District 2 board member Jeff Redick, who opted against a new term after he was named to the Illinois Tollway board earlier this year, accompanied his exit with a lighthearted Power Point presentation he titled "DuPage County Board: The Movie," and speculated on who could play whom in the mythical film. Longtime Naperville board member Jim Healy could be played by Paul Giamatti, Redick suggested, while Randy Quaid could portray Zediker.
Redick's humor lifted the mood on the farewells, and he was circumspect about the ever-changing configuration of DuPage officials.
"This is just one act of the movie," he said. "There's much more to come."


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The former Handley standout told The Star on Tuesday that he plans to complete paper work related to his transfer from Auburn to JSU "by the end of the week."
"Then I have to get back with (JSU) Coach (Jack) Crowe and see how everything is going to go down," Phillips said.
Phillips said he made initial contact with Crowe late this past week.
Auburn coach Gene Chizik said Monday Auburn granted Phillips an unconditional release. Phillips said he still has to sign paperwork.
Chizik also said Phillips had decided to give up football, but Phillips said he hopes to be on the field with JSU this fall.
"I just want to get in school somewhere and get ready to play ball," he said.
If Phillips transfers down from Football Bowl Subdivision school to a Football Championship Subdivision school like JSU, he will not have to sit out a transfer year and would be eligible immediately.
JSU has been experimenting at fullback using converted linebacker Lequintez Reynolds, a sophomore, and Jerry Slota, a junior who also sees time at tight end.
Phillips is a redshirt sophomore who saw little playing time during his Auburn stay. The only true fullback in a system that rarely utilized the position, he did not get a carry in 2011.
Phillips came to Auburn as a stellar career as a defensive tackle and
fullback a Handley. As a senior in 2009, he was a Class 4A first-team all-state pick as a defensive lineman and a member of The Star's Dandy Dozen.
During his final three prep seasons, he also rushed for 2,982 yards and 49 touchdowns. He rushed for 1,145 yards and 16 scores as a senior, helping his team reach the state semifinals.
He redshirted during his first season at Auburn then saw little action in 2011.
"He was a great high school football player, and I expected big things from him when he went down there to Auburn," Handley coach Mike Battles said. "I thought he'd go down there and have an impact right off the bat."
"But it didn't happen, and I think he got hurt a little bit that first year. I'm really surprised, and I think he'll play college football. It's just not going to be at Auburn."
Auburn changed offensive coordinators during the offseason, with new coordinator Scot Loeffler promising more of a physical style running game.
Auburn also accepted the transfer of fullback Jay Prosch from Illinois, and the school is appealing for his immediate eligibility.
Phillips has not participated in spring practice at Auburn. Chizik said initially that Phillips was out for personal reasons then said Monday that Phillips had opted to give up football.
"I just decided to leave," Phillips said Tuesday.
He said his decision to leave Auburn came down to playing time, and he plans to transfer to JSU.
"I really enjoyed it. You can't get no better than Auburn, D-I (Division I)," he said. "I just felt like I needed to transfer to go somewhere and get some playing time."
Joe Medley is The Star's sports columnist. He can be reached at 256-235-3576. Follow on Twitter @jmedley_star.


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