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Mike Hoyt has been named McDaniel head football coach, as announced by athletic director Paul Moyer. He replaces Tim Keating, who stepped down in December after compiling a 110-83-3 record at the helm of the Green Terror in 19 seasons.
"The quality of the pool of candidates we waded through was among the best I have ever seen in any search I have conducted and Mike rose to the top of our list," Moyer said. "Throughout our national search, we found that he is someone who embodies everything we wanted in our next head football coach. As an educator, an outstanding coach and an individual who has been involved in Division III for most of his career, he understands the importance of student being first in student-athlete. I know he will be able to take our program back to a higher level and compete for championships in the tradition that is Green Terror football."
Hoyt, the 24th head coach in the history of Green Terror football, takes over after spending the last eight seasons as the defensive coordinator at Albright, culminating with being a finalist for the American Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year award in 2011.
"With Paul Moyer's leadership, Mike Hoyt's appointment and the new Kenneth Gill stadium, we are poised to write a new victorious chapter in our 117-year tradition of Green Terror football," said Roger Casey, McDaniel president.
As the associate head coach and defensive coordinator for the Lions, Hoyt supervised the defensive staff, managed the defensive unit and coached the defensive back group. He was also responsible for a number of administrative duties, including serving as the liaison with the enrollment staff and sports medicine as well as managing the director of the alumni golf outing and summer team camps.
"I am extremely excited and flattered with the opportunity McDaniel has provided for me as the head football coach," Hoyt said. "McDaniel has a great academic reputation, outstanding facilities and a great football tradition but the greatest resource at McDaniel is the people. Everyone I have met at McDaniel from players to the administration and alumni has been outstanding. I am looking forward to working hand-in-hand with them to bring the Green Terror back to the football power it once was. My mission as a football coach has always been to help young men develop so that they may become men of character. I believe McDaniel College is a great place to do that."
In his first season with the team, his rush defense went from allowing an average of 235.4 yards per game to 175.1 yards per contest, helping to guide Albright to an ECAC South Atlantic championship.
His tenure has been marked specifically by stout run defense, ranking in the top half of the Middle Atlantic Conference in rush defense, total defense and scoring defense in four of the last five seasons. His 2008 defense led the conference and ranked 33rd nationally, allowing just 16.9 points per games and appeared in the ECAC South Central Bowl.
The 2009 Lions advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals with a defense that was in the top in Division III against the pass and in total defense, allowing an average of 323.1 yards over the 13-game schedule.
At Albright, Hoyt has most recently been responsible for recruiting Central Pennsylvania as well as a number of counties in Maryland, including Carroll and Frederick Counties. He also has experience recruiting regions where McDaniel has typically attracted many of its students and a strong knowledge of the Centennial Conference, having served as an assistant at Franklin & Marshall.
Prior to his arrival in Reading, Hoyt spent four seasons with the Diplomats, coaching various positions. He spent the 1998 season coaching the running backs before departing to return to the high school ranks for two years.
Hoyt spent the 1999 and 2000 seasons as the head football coach at Solanco High School, where he served as a physical education teacher from 1997-2004.
He returned to the Franklin & Marshall staff for the 2001 campaign, coaching the linebackers in 2001 and 2002 before taking over the defensive backs in 2003.
Hoyt also has experience coaching at higher levels including at Division II Millersville and his alma mater, Division I Canisius, where he also assisted with the strength and conditioning program.
Hoyt earned his bachelor of science in physical education from Canisius in 1992. He is a certified physical education teacher in New York and Pennsylvania and certified strength and conditioning specialist. Hoyt received his master of science in physical education from Canisius in 1997.
He has taught courses in fitness, health and wellness, sport activities and strength and conditioning. He has also participated in curriculum writing and development teams over his tenure as an instructor in physical education.
Hoyt and his wife Katrina have three daughters, Britny, LiErin and McKenna.
Hoyt started March 19, in time to close out the recruiting class and oversee spring practices. McDaniel is scheduled to open the 2012 season at Catholic on Sept. 1.


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Grilled Seitan and sliced Portobello with Pistou
I may not have a garden with fresh basil, or a backyard to grill in, but I do have access to numerous, inviting farmers markets and my handy dandy cast iron grilling pan. I don't completely forget about it in the winter; the desire to grill simply springs out this time of year.
Pistou sauce is traditionally made with a mortar and pestle. I don't have one in my life, but I do have blending machines. This post really is all about looking on the bright side and smashing basil.
The seitan is based on the Seitan Cutlets in Veganomicon. I cooked it as one large uh, dough, and played with the seasonings a bit. The baking broth included basil, black pepper, and Bill's Best Chick'nish seasoning. Both sliced seitan strips and de-gilled portobella mushroom slices were carefully tossed and marinated in 1/2 cup of pistou for 30 minutes prior to grilling.
Basically, pistou is a generous, nutless pesto. A lot of the recipes online call for fancy cheese, but traditionally, it doesn't have to. I stuck with a tablespoon of nooch. Any more, and it would have become cheesy sauce pistou. Nothing wrong with that, and I believe in pesto mac, but it wasn't what I was going for with this. I added the vegetable broth because I didn't want something incredibly oily, so do what you will.
The Pistou ingredients:
- 1.5-2 cups fresh basil leaves
- 1/4 cup + 1 tablespoon vegetable broth, or water
- 2-3 tablespoons of olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon nutritional yeast
- 1 clove of garlic (go for 2 if you're using small cloves)
Directions: Pulse quickly in your blender or food processor. You're not looking to completely puree this, you want some specks of herb left.
This makes about 1 cup of sauce. Use the leftover pistou as a marinade, spoon onto soup, make a sandwich spread mixed with Vegenaise, or do as I did, and top your favorite dishes.
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CARBON VALLEY -- The mayors of Frederick and Firestone signed a disaster declaration on Thursday afternoon that will allow federal funds to help the area recover after heavy rains covered the towns in flood waters.
The declaration was signed pursuant to an adopted emergency plan between the towns.
The Carbon Valley Emergency Operations Center, which covers the towns of Frederick and Firestone and the city of Dacono, opened at 3:30 a.m. Thursday to help manage the emergency response to the heavy rains and rising waters.
As of 3:45 p.m., officials had evacuated 35 homes in the area because of the dangerous situation and sent pre-evacuation notices to residents who live in the area encompassed by Colo. Highway 119, Weld County Road 20, Interstate 25 and Weld County Road 7.
Mountain View Fire Rescue evacuated homes and businesses along Turner Boulevard in Del Camino on Thursday afternoon, as well. Colo. 119 was closed both east and west of the intersection with Interstate 25 as flood waters overtook portions of the major east-west corridor between Longmont and the Carbon Valley. Throughout the day, police and fire officials closed more and more roads as waters flooded over the paved and gravel roads in the area, making travel across the towns difficult or impossible. Main roads such as Firestone Boulevard, Colorado Boulevard, and Colo. 119 at I-25 were barricaded.
Kristi Ritter, spokeswoman for the Carbon Valley EOC, said some residents who ran barricades required rescue and were drawing down resources.
"We're trying to stress the importance of people respecting the police out there and keeping everyone safe," she said.
Ritter said Thursday afternoon that EOC managers had not heard about Dacono's progress on a disaster declaration. Dacono City Administrator A.J. Euckert did not immediately return a phone call about the city's efforts.
Ritter said officials scrambled to keep residents up to date on road closures through the afternoon.
Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection spokeswoman Summer Stair said Thursday that 911 dispatchers were inundated with flood calls and asked that non-emergency calls be made directly into the EOC.
Parks, farmlands and athletic fields became host to new bodies of water. Ditches overflowed with rushing muddy waters littered with detritus.
A man tarping possessions near an evacuation area near First Avenue and Wooster Drive on Thursday morning did not want to talk about his task. Nearby, two children played in waist-deep waters.
At Weld County roads 26 and 13, a house and ranch were under feet of water. Horses galloped through the flood waters until owners were able to reach them and open gates to higher grounds.
A man who arrived at the home said his daughter and children lived at the house and he thought they were stranded inside. Wearing knee-high waders he ventured into the deepening pool around the house and slowly picked his way toward the home and disappeared inside.
No emergency vehicles were at the home, and Stair said she did not know if the residents there called for assistance.
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He was two days after from being sliced, diced and bled to death in a modern day torture chamber. So how did this wealthy, suburban businessman live to tell his story? And why was he targeted? The following is what Steve Campbell told WGN-Investigates during an exclusive interview, as we look deeper at one of the wildest murder scheme caught right on camera.
"Could you dream this up?" asked Steve Campbell after he asked us to blur his face on camera. His concern makes sense because he is the focus in a bizarre murder plot to steal his fortune.
"What was your first thought…'holy cow'?" Asked WGN-TV reporter Mark Suppelsa
"Something along that line. Holy something," said Campbell.
Here's how it was going to go down. You may have heard about it in the trial last week. A couple of corrupt ex-cops conspired to kidnap and torture Campbell into to handing over his vast real estate business, here at a place they jokingly called "Club Med."
Behind the red door at 5308 Devon, they equipped the room with a sink big enough to drain the blood of a human body. They bought knives, a saw and enough stuff to chop his body to bits.
It sounds like a work of fiction, but not to Campbell – this horror story is real life. Making you wonder what kind of human could mastermind all this?
"It's a psychopath on the loose, you know. He definitely enjoys killing and if he gets paid along the way, that's even better," answered Campbell.
While you can't see Campbell's face on camera, we can tell you, he looks and acts like your favorite uncle – even grandfatherly. Not someone you would single out for a gruesome hit.
Why him? He said, he doesn't have a clue and nor does anybody else. That he didn't know the would-be killers and only heard from them in September of 2011 when Steven Mandell dropped a supposed real estate business letter at Campbell's house. But he became suspicious when he called Mandell who told him he'd found his home through a Campbell building renter. That Mandell had stopped by Campbell's office to find him first. Campbell knew Mandell was lying because Campbell doesn't have an office and his renters don't know where he lives.
Concerned enough, Campbell dropped off the Mandell letter to the riverside police department.
He didn't know for the next year, the would-be killers continued to follow Campbell while they built their torture chamber.
They nicknamed Campbell "Soupy," laughing about how he would cry as they duct taped him to a wheelchair scaring him into signing away his fortune. They created fake paperwork and had multicolored pens.
Campbell told us, even if he was being tortured, he didn't think he'd ever sign over his vast real estate business to them. But if he had, there'd be a twist. Campbell has a daughter who could claim his estate and tangle the case in court. But if she caused a problem, the men plotted to take care of her too. Keep in mind during all the scheming, Campbell remained blissfully unaware.
Fortunately, for him, the FBI was watching, tracking the ex-cop as he drove to Campbell's home. They had a camera inside "Club Med" and their ace in the hole a government witness – a not so honorable real estate agent who'd agreed to work from the inside.
48 hours to DDay, as in death. The FBI tried reaching out to Campbell for the first time, but he couldn't be found. He'd had a long day working, so he'd shut off his cell phone and didn't check messages until very late at night. That's when he heard the FBI's messages that everything was fine, but they wanted his help.
What happened next is the stuff of novels. An FBI agent dressed up like Campbell and switched places. The FBI agent then drove off in Campbell's car and the suspects fell right into the trap.
The feds got their men.
But Campbell was left in the dark until last week's trial. Only then did he learn about the grisly details – the wheelchair – the implements of torture – the sink to drain his blood – goggles to avoid blood splatters and on and on.
When WGN-Investigates talked with Campbell, he seemed remarkably calm about it all. He said the thing that really ticked him off, however, was when he learned last week that his daughter was also a potential target. His fatherly instincts kicked in. But he knew he couldn't do anything to get back at Mandell and his accomplice who'd actually committed suicide in jail prior to Mandell's trial for the murder plot.
Steven Mandell was found guilty last Friday. Steve Campbell couldn't be happier for that. Mandell's sentencing is set for June 19th.
He was two days after from being sliced, diced and bled to death in a modern day torture chamber. So how did this wealthy, suburban businessman live to tell his story? And why was he targeted? The following is what Steve Campbell told WGN-Investigates during an exclusive interview, as we look deeper at one of the wildest murder scheme caught right on camera.


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Make plans now to attend the 37th Annual Georgia Peanut Farm Show and Conference scheduled for Thursday, Jan.17, 2013, at the University of Georgia-Tifton Campus Conference Center in Tifton, Ga.
The annual show will be held in Tifton for the first time in 30 years and is free to attend for all participants.
This new location features two auditoriums, seating 2,000 and 300 people respectively; several break-out meeting rooms for 50 to 150 people; banquet hall with seating for over 800; and ample exhibit space throughout the Conference Center, indoors and outdoors.
The show organizers expect 1,500 to 2,000 farmers and industry representatives to attend.
Peanut farmers will have the opportunity to visit with more than 75 agribusinesses and organizations in the peanut industry. Also, farmers are able to earn private and commercial pesticide applicators certification and learn up-to-date knowledge on cutting edge research and developments during the University of Georgia Peanut Production Seminars and the industry-wide sponsored Peanut Seed Seminar.
Farmers will have the opportunity to tour the research facilities on the University of Georgia-Tifton Campus and tour their new Georgia Peanut Commission offices located adjacent to I-75 across from ABAC's Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village.
A free lunch will also be provided to all registered farmers.
Farm Show Chairman Rodney Dawson is optimistic about the 1,500 plus farmers estimated to be in attendance.
"I encourage farmers to leave their fields and attend this one day show and conference because the information they will receive is an investment in their future. There is definitely a lot of knowledge to be gained at the show," Dawson says.
At the close of the day, there will be $45,000 in prizes presented to farmers for the Grand Door Prize, vendor products, certificates, and equipment. Donors include Kelley Manufacturing Company, AMADAS Industries, and approximately 30 other exhibitors.
For more information on the show, contact the Georgia Peanut Commission office in Tifton, Ga., at 229-386-3470 or by e-mailing [email protected]. Information is also available on the Georgia Peanut Commission website at www.gapeanuts.com. .


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It weighed approximately 240 pounds, filled an entire 32 gallon plastic trash can and took 10 plastic canisters of fruit punch Kool-Aid mix to make.
Members of the Blue Ridge Baptist Church, 9320 E. 35th St. in Independence, created a giant popsicle for children to conclude its summer session of vacation Bible school.
Blue Ridge's Senior Pastor Chane Hutton said this wasn't his first time making a giant frozen treat, either.
"This will be the first time in 10 years since I made one," he said. Hutton joined the church in April and he said he got the idea for an enormous popsicle from a youth activity book.
The popsicle was a four day project, Hutton said. First the church purchased a new trash can, cleaned it out, and emptied 10 canisters of Kool-Aid mix, that made up to 80 quarts of the drink total, and gallons of water into the container. He and other church members then stored the trash can filled with Kool-Aid inside a walk-in freezer at a nearby Save-A-Lot Grocery Store, where it hardened from Monday to Thursday night. A wooden shovel handle served as the popsicle stick and a hole was cut in the trash can's lid to fit it. Once the gigantic popsicle returned to the church for Family Night festivities on Thursday, Hutton said he took a leaf blower to the frozen stiff trash can in order to thaw it just a bit so it could be removed from the container. The colossal creation required the strength four grown men to get the popsicle out of its holder.
Fortunately, the removal went without a hitch, albeit some melted popsicle gushed out once it escaped the trash can.
"It looks like a crime scene out there," laughed one church member about the dark red Kool-Aid dripping on a picnic table and pavement at the back of the church.
Blue Ridge Church Secretary Marsha Youngblood and a couple mothers of the VBS students took ice picks and began chipping away chunks of the popsicle to serve the kids and their parents. However, after nearly 30 people were served the cold confection, it had hardly made a dent on the popsicle.
"I thought this would be a great finale for vacation Bible school," Hutton said about the giant popsicle. "We also want to restore our outreach programs."
The new pastor also said the church has a number of upcoming events slated for the next couple of months. A free school supply giveaway for families in need is scheduled for July 26. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., families in the Eastern Jackson County area can visit the church to receive needed supplies. Plus an ice social and fall festival are scheduled for August and September.
"I also know a couple of Chiefs players," Hutton added. "I want to have a free sports camp here in the fall."
For more information about future events at Blue Ridge Baptist Church, or possibly get a portion of the remaining giant homemade popsicle, call 816-353-8140.


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A Buck for Humility
Have you ever met that person who knows everything there is to know about a subject - and yet, they've never actually experienced it? Ya, that's me. I've learned that through becoming a parent, but that's not what I'm going to focus on.Growing up, I wanted a horse. I tried Shel Silverstein's idea, threatening my parents with "I'll die if you don't get me a horse." (It didn't work) I ended up riding and showing other peoples' horses. In retrospect, it wasn't a bad gig. However, I didn't give up on my dream to own a horse.I studied. I knew the horse's body parts, how to saddle/bridle, showing, grooming - and I won showmanship several years. I stayed on and "gracefully dismounted" when horses spooked. Still, I didn't have my own horse.Then during my first pregnancy, a family offered to give me a free colt. He broke his leg when he was 5 months and they knew I wanted to use horses in mental health therapy at some point. So, they gave me the now-healed 5-month-old colt. I was excited.In the first week I had him, he went through a barbed wire fence - twice. We weren't sure he'd ever be rideable due to his early injury, but he sure wasn't helping.I didn't get to work with him as much as I hoped. I know 8 miles isn't very far to drive - but sometimes it seems like a land far, far away. Timing was horrid, too. After all, I was in my second trimester and winter set in. Then I had my C-section and complications seemed to lay me up all the next summer. Thankfully, my father-in-law did work with him when he could.More recently, I sent him to a trainer. However, timing was off again. He returned to us just after my second child was born. We put him in the corral and to show us how athletic he was, he jumped the fence. He's jumped several since then, too. And so, he got to "play" for two months.A week ago, I decided no more excuses - I was going to ride. It was an ordeal getting the saddle and bridle on him. He was jumpy and completely freaked out. We worked and worked. Finally, after hours, he would let me stand in the stirrup. So I gently swung over.He bucked and took off. I had one rein, but the other slipped away. The person holding him lost hold. I tried to dismount, but every time I got my leg up, he'd buck and I was back in the saddle. We headed straight for the barn and I knew I was coming off. He turned, bucked and I hit the barn with my left side. I know I was on the ground when I looked up to make sure he was getting away from me. I remember seeing his hooves. I must have skidded, too, because I came up with a massive scrape on my back. And my head must have hit the barn because the back of it was bruised.Did I mention every horse I ever rode had 1000's of dollars worth of training? Some even had 10's of 1000's! Did I mention I had never used a snaffle bit? Did I mention I knew nothing about the reality of riding a young horse? Did I mention I have no patience and pushed the horse's comfort level?I had the trainer return to help me with my horse. OK, I had the trainer return to help me. Have you seen the movie, Buck? Horses have a way of sensing and reacting to their environment. I've done trainings for my mental health practice which involved horses. I've seen first-hand how a horse can affect people, even people who are "role-playing." So, on Monday night, I told myself that I was to be a sponge. I was going to soak up everything the trainer said and did. She had me work with the horse, mimicking her moves. Earn the horse's respect, but teach him who is in charge. Remain patient, even though he "should" know better. Stay with him, send him clear signals.It reminded me how much I can learn about myself through a horse. It reminded me of how I need to respond to others - clear signals, earn respect, remain patient. Is it always easy - no. It's only the day after my lesson and I've already been frustrated with my daughter. I've sent blurred signals to my husband, who was only trying to help.However, I'm hoping it doesn't always take my horse bucking me off for me to keep learning my lessons. My body can't handle it!


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|2004-09-05, 19:20
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Location: Monterrey, México
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Top wo Nerae 2! (AKA GunBuster 2)
About 15 years had to pass while fans were screaming out aloud for a sequel to GAINAX classic GUNBUSTER, but finally the sequel is coming this fall.
GAINAX proudly has opened up GunBuster: Top o Nerae 2 webpage.
You can have look at the full place here.
Top 2
It also includes a 90 sec. teaser trailer for what's coming up in the sequel.
According to the site, GunBuster 2 is going to be released as OVA format.
Not sure how many OVA episodes, though.
The first OVA will be released officially November 26th, 2004 in Japan.
|2004-09-05, 22:38
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Hmm.. I'm not so sure I like the character designs being brought up-to-date. One of the links in the news section goes to a page about the remastered DVD release of the original OVA. You can really see the difference 15 years has brought to Gainax.
Nevertheless, I hold high hopes. Gunbuster was one of the greats, and it would be great if the sequel lives up to it's name.
|2004-10-06, 05:27
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Top wo Nerae 2!
http://www.top2.jp/ - http://www.gainax.co.jp/anime/top2/
Episode 1 finally out from Gainax. Anyone fansubbing this or watching? ^^
Well it's been a while since I saw FLCL and I'm really glad they bring those style and quality back, I love those. The main character Nono is funny and entertaining. She has that strange hair that move on it's own. I really like how the bar has chairs for the big mechas, it was quite interesting seeing them sitting down. ^^
And the scooter is back. ^^
Spoiler for screenshots ep 1:
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they are really going WAY over the top with Top wo Nerae 2 The first episode is full of crazy parody and crazy action... I guess it's still too early to tell anything about the story (the original Gunbuster gets REALLY great in the last two episodes) but this is definitely quite fun to watch... although whether it will live up to the immortal Gunbuster name, it's hard to tell yet...
For the new Buster Machines... and the space fight scenes... I can only
|2004-10-08, 15:13
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I watched this 7 times in a row and working on sub right now...
but Im subbing for my friends, so I don't think that I'll upload it
( not professional as other funsub groups... Ill rather 'not' upload if other ppl are just gonna say "wtf is wrong with this crappy sup" )
btw, 1st ep DID KICK SOME ASS o.O
glad to see Kazuya Tsurumaki's FLCL-ish action
+homages, parodies, puns, etc.....
a lot of old fans think this is a crappy little average anime (because its character design is different and Noriko does not exist anymore), but I think it followed 'Top1' very well; since staffs said they were making the sequal of 'Top1's ideas and concept'...such as: "Commemoration, Homage, Parody and etc"
and... this have NOTHING to do with 'Gunbuster,' which means it can't be called as "Gunbuster2"
Gunbuster is the secondary title of 'Top wo Nerae1' ... and this anime is a sequal of 'Top1' not 'Gunbuster'... there are some significant differences =)
actually, if someone wants to call it 'Gunbuster2,' just call it 'Diebuster'
gosh..... I can't wait for another 3 months =/
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well, that's what happens when the secondary title becomes too famous I guess...
Not to mention I think the official english title for the original Top wo Nerae! Gunbuster is just Gunbuster... so I guess if this series got licensed somehow it will most likely have its english title as Gunbuster 2
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Being a fan of the original (I believe it was the 3rd anime title I watched when I first got into the genre), I have mixed reactions about this.
My biggest gripe is that the original Gunbuster went out of its way to explain the science behind the concepts in the show - towards the end, it gets into some pretty hard-core sci-fi. With Top o Nerai 2, I get the feeling they're going to forgo a lot of the science in favor of trademark FLCL stylish action.
Ultimately it's just a minor gripe though, and it means I'll simply have to judge the show on its own merits. I was glad that they used music from the original Gunbuster though, and one of the scenes with Nono is a direct homage to the first ep of the original as well.
|2004-10-10, 23:50
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Los Angeles
Nevertheless, I strongly encourage you to watch the original series, as it is excellent. It starts out a little silly, with a sports anime feel to it and what appears to be a standard underdog tale, but in the course of its six episodes, you'll find that it has more serious themes.
I particularly liked its use of time dilation during high speed space travel and its subsequent toll on those who undergo such voyages.
The ending is also fantastic.
|2004-10-11, 00:14
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: OR, USA
Age: 34
I completely support anything FLCL-esque, that is definitely not a negative.
Gainax's recent projects have been less than stellar, in my eyes. The first season of Mahoromatic was enjoyable, the second a major let-down. Abenobashi was decent. KonoMini was down-right bad.
We'll see if Re: Cutie Honey and Top2 can help salvage what respect I have remaining for my favorite anime studio.
|2004-10-11, 00:57
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Senior Member
You forgot the Melody of Oblivion and Puchi Puri Yuushi!
|2004-10-11, 07:21
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Crouchety Old Man
Watched the first ep from Lunaranime and loved it. The colors are beautiful and the animation is very fluid. And I always had a soft spot for giant robot anime.
This one seems 100 miles away from the first anime though - even though they do have similarities.
The "onee-sama" thingy seems suspiciously to be a parody on Maria-sama ga Miteru.
How long is this one going to be? Looking forward to the next ep.
|2004-10-11, 09:54
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ハガレン fan
Join Date: Jul 2004
Man.. I know.. I don't like Gainax in general.. but to see one the few gainax's animes that I like ruined so much...
|2004-10-11, 12:24
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Cool as a Cucumber
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Holland
The art was some levels higher then FLCL. Weird mecha's, Space monster,talking cats and to the delight of some guys i reckon, a very naive girl:
warning, adult content
Looks to be a very entertaining Anime
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Earth : Europe : Britain and Ireland : United Kingdom : England : South East England : Kent : Margate
Margate is a town in Kent and sister town to Ramsgate.
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Margate is on the whole a rather depressing mixture of fading Georgian and Victorian seaside grandeur and squalid 'bedsit-land' although there are some pleasant residential suburbs. There has been a decline in the tourism industry for which Margate was famed until the 1980's when many families opted for overseas holidays as living standards rose.
The best way to make the comparisons is by bus if you do not arrive by car. There is a bus called the 'loop' which runs a circular route around the Isle of Thanet as well as Margate. Fares are cheap and the service runs every 10 minutes in each direction linking with Broadstairs and Ramsgate.
Margate is easily reached by train from London Victoria or Charing Cross in under 2 hours from either.
The town is also served by nearby Manston Airport, which offers daily flights to Edinburgh, as well as seasonal flights to Jersey and other European destinations.
The seafront and clock tower area are close to Margate rail station and is a typical example of a busy but 'tacky' English seafront with a string of amusement arcades, chip shops and bingo establishments. The beach is frankly a let down but is nonetheless sandy and proves popular with Londoners who often come for day trips.
There is a link with the artist Turner and a visitor centre close to the harbour where you can examine the facts behind his links with the town.
Tucked away in one of Margate's most squalid back streets is the shell grotto, a mysterious cave decorated from floor to ceiling in shells.
There are two, yes two, bowling alleys within half a mile of each other.
Margate is famous for its stick of rock and novelty items such as printed tshirts with expression logos.
There are many pubs and clubs throughout the town but beware of rowdiness and aggressive behaviour late at night in the town centre. mole


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SOMERSET, Pa. - April 8, 2013 --Prosecutors plan a news conference on a Pennsylvania Turnpike traffic stop during which state police troopers say they found $1 million worth of heroin in a Pittsburgh man's car.
Online court records don't list an attorney for Warren Green IV who was stopped for speeding in Somerset Township Friday morning.
Police say they found 1,000 bricks of heroin in his car, valued at about $1 million on the street.
Green has been ordered held in the Somerset County Jail after he was unable to post $750,000 bond on charges including possession and possession with intent to deliver heroin.
The county district attorney planned to discuss the case on Monday afternoon.


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Part 1
Salvatore Leone is impressed with you on killing the Forelli Hitmen in the previous mission Freefall, who wanted to assasinate Salvatore. Now he wants to teach the Forelli's a lesson so he orders you to travel to Liberty City in order to kill all the Forelli's including the Don Marco Forelli.
Part 2
CJ also requests to bring backup which is Kent Paul, Maccer, and Ken Rosenberg, however instead of going with you, they escape to Los Santos in a Sentinel, since Ken wantes to get out of the business and leave Las Venturas, and Carl tells Salvatore that the three are dead. Now you are on your own, head over to the airport to where the Shamal is and fly to Liberty City.
Part 3
Once you have arrived at Marco's Bistro, the restaurant, there will be a little cutscene then heavy gun power will take place, try to take cover and kill all the Forelli's. Now the Don Marco will run to the back of the restraunt, follow him but remember that on the way, there will be more guards, kill them, and proceed to the backyard.
Part 4
Now outside there will be three guards and Marco all shooting at you, kill the guards while taking cover from the balcony, and as for Marco, the player can destroy his Sentinelparked outside and that will kill him, or you can just kill him with your gun.
Part 5
Now just simply fly back to Las Venturas Airport land the plane then the mission is passed with a 20,000 dollar reward, and the next mission is A Home in the Hills.


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Public health officials are warning parents to look out for the symptoms of scarlet fever in their children.
This year there has been a higher number of reports of the illness, which most commonly occurs in children aged between two and eight.
To help prevent the spread of the disease, public health officials have published guidance about how to spot signs of infection and are advising parents to take children with suspected symptoms to their GP.
Derbyshire County Council Cabinet Member for Health and Communities Councillor Dave Allen said: "We want to help prevent anyone catching the disease where it can be avoided and are urging parents with children who display symptoms to seek treatment as soon as possible.
"That's why we've sent through information to local schools and nurseries to give parents the facts about signs to look out for and what they should do if they think their child has caught it."
The first symptoms of scarlet fever often include a sore throat, headache, fever, nausea and vomiting. After 12 to 48 hours a fine red rash develops which feels like sandpaper to touch.
The rash usually appears on the chest and stomach before rapidly spreading to other parts of the body. On darker skin the rash can be harder to spot, although the skin will still feel like sandpaper.
Other signs include:
• Fever of 38.3C or higher is common
• White coating of the tongue, which peels to leave it looking red and swollen
• Swollen glands in the neck
• Feeling tired and generally unwell
• Flushed red face but pale around the mouth
• Peeling skin on the fingertips, toes and groin area as the rash fades
Good hygiene is one of the best ways to prevent the spread of infection, which is often transferred by coughs and sneezes.
To protect against infection parents and carers should:
• Make sure children wash their hands regularly
• Not allow children to share cutlery with an infected person
• Make sure children avoid people with the infection
• Wash or dispose of tissues or handkerchiefs used by an infected person
• Be aware that you can catch scarlet fever by inhaling airborne droplets if someone with the illness coughs or sneezes in the air near you.
• Parents who think their child has scarlet fever should:
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• Make sure their child takes the full course of any antibiotics prescribed by the GP
• Keep their child at home, away from nursery or school for at least 24 hours after starting the antibiotic treatment if the illness is confirmed
Parents can get free advice about scarlet fever from the NHS 111 telephone healthcare service or find more information from Public Health England at www.hpa.org.uk


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The secret celebrity for Women's Night Out has been exposed, but you still have to wait until 7:30 a.m. Monday for the official announcement, and to find out who won our guessing game!
Our winner will receive a personal meet-and-greet with the celebrity for Women's Night Out, which is Saturday, March 31 at Harvey Convention Center in Tyler. The event was moved from its normal Wednesday day slot to Saturday to allow for more to attend -- and for those of who you picked correctly, you don't want to miss Women's Night Out this year.
Not only will our winner be announced on our sites and stations Monday morning, but the cast of Kidd Kraddick in the Morning will also announce our winner to radio listeners all over the country in 115 markets. So, tune in to Kidd and the gang on Mix 93.1 and you could hear your name!
We received almost 500 guesses in three days, and our winner was impressively early in the game in guessing the winner!
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(AP) — Toronto Mayor Rob Ford announced Thursday he's getting help from
health care professionals but again refused to step aside over his drug
use and drinking. He also threatened to take legal actions against
former staffers who spoke to police about his behavior and denied making
sexual advances toward a female staffer.
Ford, who has been under pressure to resign since admitting last
week to smoking crack, used a typical mix of contriteness and angry
defiance during several public appearances Thursday. At a City
Council session, outraged councilors turned their backs on the mayor
each time he spoke and again called on him to step aside.
Ford said at a news conference that he didn't want to comment on the
particulars of the health care support he's receiving and asked for
privacy for his family.
With his wife at his side, Ford also apologized for using coarse
language to deny allegations that he once told a female staffer he
wanted to have oral sex with her.
Ford said he was pushed "over the line" by newly released court
documents that included allegations against him involving cocaine,
escorts and prostitution. He called the allegations "100 per cent
He said his integrity as a father and husband had been attacked,
prompting him to "see red."
"I acted on complete impulse in my remarks," Ford said.
Hours earlier, Ford had drawn gasps from shocked reporters with his
choice of words as he addressed the allegations about the oral sex
"I've never said that in my life to her, I would never do that,"
Ford said on live television.
The father of two school-age children said is "happily married" and
used crude language to say he gets enough satisfaction at home.
Ford also said he would take legal action against his former chief
of staff, Mark Towhey and two other aides over their interviews with
police that were detailed in court documents released Wednesday.
Ford did not specify what the aides might have said that was untrue.
He also said he would take action against a waiter who said he
believed Ford and a woman were snorting cocaine in a private room at
a restaurant.
"I have to take legal action against the waiter who said I was doing
lines," he said. "Outright lies, that is not true."
The conservative Ford, 44, was elected in 2010 on a wave of
discontent from Toronto's outer suburbs over what voters considered
wasteful spending and elitist, downtown-centric politics at City
Hall. But his term has been consumed by revelations of bad behavior,
from the crack smoking to threatening to kill someone in a
videotaped, incoherent rant.
The court documents released Wednesday are part of a drug case
against Ford's friend and occasional driver. Police interviews with
Ford's ex-staffers revealed their concerns about his drug use and
drunk driving, with one staffer alleging another staffer saw Ford
"impaired, driving very fast," and frightening the female staffer
who was in the car with him
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In another incident, Ford was described by a former staff member as
being "very inebriated, verbally abusive and inappropriate with" a
female staff member on St. Patrick's Day. Another former staffer
reported seeing the mayor drunk in his office about 15 to 20 times
in the year he worked for him.
Ford acknowledged to reporters that he might have consumed alcohol
while driving in the past. But he immediately went on the defense.
"I'm not perfect. Maybe you are but I'm not, OK?" he told
journalists. "I know none of you guys have ever had a drink and got
behind the wheel."
Later, many of Toronto's 44-member City Council turned their backs
as the mayor spoke about city affairs. An ardent football fan, Ford
wore a Toronto Argonauts football jersey and cowboy boots at the
session, prompting a protest from the team.
"These latest remarks, while wearing our team's jersey, are
particularly disappointing," the team said in a statement.
Ford later wore a suit and tie at the news conference where he
apologized for his crudeness.
The council voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to ask Ford to take a
leave of absence, but the motion was non-binding because the council
lacks the authority to force the mayor from office unless he is
convicted of a crime. The council is set to consider another motion
Friday to strip Ford of some of his powers.
"This is one of the most stubborn pig-headed people I think we have
ever seen. He seems to have no self-awareness, no core of moral
character. It is stunning, it is stunning" Councilor Janet Davis
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said Thursday that the provincial
government would be willing to step in and approve legislation to
remove the mayor, but only if the council voted unanimously to seek
that step and parties in the provincial legislature supported it.
"The things that we are hearing and seeing about Mayor Rob Ford are
truly disturbing," Wynne said. But she added, the last thing "this
terrible situation needs is an overlay of partisan politics."
City Councilor Denzil Minnan-Wong had considered introducing a
motion asking the province to intervene but decided against it
because of lack of support from councilors who feared setting a
dangerous precedent.
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