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The annual Faculty/Staff awards night, "Celebrating Excellence at Andrews University," was held Sunday, March 4 at the Howard Performing Arts Center. Each year at this event faculty and staff are given recognition through the Years-of-Service Awards, Excellence in Service Awards, Spiritual Life Award, the Daniel A. Augsburger Excellence in Teaching Award and the Siegfried H. Horn Excellence in Research and Creative Scholarship Award.
Alayne Thorpe, dean of the School of Distance Education, served as the emcee for the night. "You may be surprised to see me up here because I'm a newbie," Thorpe said. "But that's indicative of how welcoming Andrews is." She then gave special note to the Years of Service awardees in the 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 year categories who, together, have served dedicated a total of 1,250 years of service to Andrews University.
This year's entertainment was the Golden Cardinal Awards, a humorous award that highlighted an aspect of the culture at Andrews University. These awards were purely for entertainment purposes. The eight different Golden Cardinal Award categories were: "Best Excuse for Not Attending Awards Event," "Best Budget Reduction Idea," "Best New Research Proposal," "Best Dave in a Hairnet," "Best Transitional Office," "Best Name for Griggs/Andrews integration," and "Best Snow Removal Device." For example, the nominees for "Best Budget Reduction Idea" included: Air Andrews for corporate travel needs; trading iPads for slates and chalk in Cabinet meetings; installing cans with string to replace traditional phones in Financial Records; use of felts to teach graphic design courses; supplementing the toilet paper supply with old magazines and bulletins; and becoming a Mac computer campus to eradicate the repair costs associated with PC's. The award in this particular category went to the Andrews Airpark for the Air Andrews travel solution.
Dining Services catered a hor d'oeuvres buffet with an Italian themed menu including house-made bruschetta, breaded cheese ravioli and Sicilian pizza squares. A dessert buffet was available after the program and offered guests Italian gelato, mini-cheesecakes, mousse in chocolate cups and a tower of fresh fruit.
Siegfried H. Horn Excellence in Research and Creative Scholarship Award
This award was established in 2011 to honor Siegfried Horn's legacy of scholarship and contribution to the field of biblical archaeology at Andrews University, and his impact upon the world church and the wider community of scholars. This award has been established to recognize the lifetime scholarship achievement of Andrews University faculty members. The chair of the Scholarly Research Council accepts nominations in four separate categories: Arts, Humanities and Education; Pure and Applied Sciences; Professional Programs; and Religion and Theology. Award recipients, who must be associate or full professors and full-time employees for a minimum of five years, were selected by the membership of the Scholarly Research Council.
This year's recipients were: Steve Hansen, professor of art, College of Arts & Sciences for the area of Arts, Humanities & Education; Duane McBride, research professor of sociology and chair of the Department of Behavioral Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences for the area of Professional Programs; Jiri Moskala, professor of Old Testament Exegesis and Theology, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary for the area of Religion & Theology; and Curtis VanderWaal, research professor of social work and chair of the Department of Social Work for the area of Pure and Applied Science.
L-R: Duane McBride, Curt VanderWaal, Jiri Moskala and Steve Hansen
Staff Excellence in Service Award
The recipients of this award are hourly or salaried full- or part-time staff who have served for at least three consecutive years, and have not previously received the award. The award is given in recognition of outstanding service to the University, the church, and the community, and for demonstrating, by precept and example, a Christ-centered life. This year's recipients were Marvin Budd, database administrator, ITS; Mimi Weithers-Bruce, assistant to the provost, Office of the Provost; and Dean Snow, manager, Custodial Services.
|L-R: Marvin Budd and Mimi Weithers-Bruce. Not pictured: Dean Snow
Daniel A. Augsburger Excellence in Teaching Award
Eight faculty members received the Daniel A. Augsburger Excellence in Teaching Award. This award recognizes faculty whose teaching reflects the high standards of excellence modeled by Daniel A. Augsburger in his 60 years of teaching at Andrews University. Augsburger's leadership, academic rigor, breadth of knowledge, teacher-scholar role, along with care and concern for students, exemplify the best of faculty endeavors. Faculty from each school nominate and choose their individual candidates. This year's recipients were: Rudi Bailey, professor of educational psychology, school psychology & special education, School of Education; Bruce Bauer, professor of world mission, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary; José Goris, professor of management, School of Business Administration; Herbert Helm, professor of psychology, College of Arts & Sciences; Marcia Kilsby, associate professor of medical laboratory sciences, College of Arts & Sciences; Glenn Russell, assistant professor of religion, College of Arts & Sciences; Martin Smith, assistant professor of architecture, School of Architecture, Art & Design; and Tiffany Summerscales, assistant professor of physics, College of Arts & Sciences.
Front row, L-R: Martin Smith, Tiffany Summerscales, Marcia Kilsby, Herb Helm
Spiritual Life Award
This award is bestowed upon any employee, faculty or staff, who has made a significant contribution to the spiritual life of campus. Names are considered and voted by the Spiritual Life Committee. This award was instituted in 2005. This year's honoree, Ante Jeroncic, assistant professor of theology, has been a member of the Andrews University faculty since 2006. His commitment to scholastic excellence encourages his students to emulate him. A student says, "Dr. Jeroncic is one of the most important influences on the formation of my spiritual and intellectual self. His challenge to students to investigate why they hold their beliefs significantly impacted my conversion to Christianity by showing the way to a Christ-centered hermeneutic without pushing me away. Intellectually, he expected me to achieve my full potential and expected nothing less. This helped me improve greatly as both a thinker and a believer."
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35 Years of Service Award
Thomas Baker has taught languages, history, religion and English at Andrews Academy since 1976. In addition to his teaching, he has directed many school plays, and served as chair of the Academic Affairs Committee, where he has consistently elevated the expectations of a well-rounded education for Academy students. He has also taken numerous student groups on study tours to Europe. Baker graduated from the University of Minnesota with a BA and holds master's degree from Andrews University and Rice University in Houston, Texas.
Joseph Warren, associate professor of English, has taught at Andrews since 1976. Born in Greensboro, N.C., Warren graduated summa cum laude from Oakwood College in Huntsville, Ala. He earned both a master's and doctorate from Ohio State University where he concentrated in medieval, eighteenth century, American and ethnic literatures. He also completed training to be a certified trainer for the Developing Capable People Program founded by H. Stephen Glenn. He is active in mentoring African-American youth through his profession, in the local community and church community. He has been a passionate and creative leader in the University's commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
L-R: Thomas Baker, Joseph Warren
30 Years of Service Awards
Ruth Gardner is manager and postmaster of Central Mail Service at Andrews University. Ruth earned an associate's degree from Andrews in 1983 and started working at the post office in 1991. In a previous position on campus she worked as insurance clerk. Through her tenure at the Post Office and in insurance, Ruth has provided thorough, careful service to the entire campus. Ruth is known by her colleagues to expect hard work, but also adds a dash of fun to relieve the tedium of repetitive work. She and her husband, Richard, have put their four children through Adventist education, and instilled the same excellent work ethic in them.
Tari Popp graduated from Andrews University in 1981. She immediately began work as a Trust Accountant. She had previously worked in the Financial Services area as a student. So she's really finished 34 years of service to Andrews! She also worked as a Trust Officer and is presently director of the Office of Planned Giving & Trust Services. While other alumni have chosen to serve all over the world, Tari decided to put her roots down deep in Southwestern Michigan and contribute her talents and strengths to her alma mater. In her work with Trust Services, Tari has brought able leadership and stability, helping to give Andrews University a firm financial foundation for the future.
Jeane Robinson has served both Financial Administration and Plant Administration during her 30-year tenure at Andrews. She has a bachelor's degree from Union College and earned a master's degree at University of Colorado. Jeane's work has involved accounts receivable, firms ledger, and purchasing, through which she has assisted almost every department on campus in improving work spaces for employees and learning spaces for students. Most recently, Jeane coordinated the selection and purchasing of interior materials for the renovation of Nethery Hall and new spaces in Buller Hall.
Robert Schwab is professor of management, department chair and graduate advisor in the School of Business Administration. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Atlantic Union College, a Master of Business Administration from Andrews University, and PhD from University of Oregon. He started his teaching career at Andrews and also chaired the Walla Walla University business department from 1985–93.
L-R: Tari Popp, Ruth Gardner, Jeane Robinson, Robert Schwab
The awards portion of the evening also included recognition of employees with 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 years of service with the University.
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April 25, 2013
Terre Haute, Ind. - DePauw pounded out 15 hits and snapped a four-game losing string with a 10-5 win at Rose-Hulman. The Tigers improved to 15-17, while the Engineers dropped to 12-18.
The Tigers wasted little time in reaching the scoreboard as J.B. McCallum led off the game by being hit by a pitch, moved to third on Zach Galyean's double and scored when Jason Cohen grounded out.
Rose-Hulman countered in the bottom half of the frame as Kody Alayon walked and stole second before Andrew Benitez walked and Bobby Newman singled to load the bases. Matthew Turk lifted a sacrifice fly in foul territory to right that scored Alayon.
DePauw took the lead with four in the fourth as the Tigers loaded the bases on conseuctive singles by Connor Einertson, Cory Meixner and Robbie Stein. Pat Lyons then delivered a two-run, two-out doubled to right center and McCallum drove in a pair with a single.
That lead reached 7-1 in the sixth when Meixner singled and advanced to third on Stein's double. Ryan Allee plated Meixner with a single and Stein later scored on McCallum's sacrifice fly.
Galyean led off the seventh with a homer to left before Meixner walked and scored on Stein's two-out double to make it 9-1.
The first three Rose-Hulman hitters in the seventh reached and Alayon was hit by a pitch, scoring Patrick Klima. Three straight walks allowed three more Engineer runs cross the plate and trim the Tigers' lead to 9-5.
DePauw rounded out the scoring in the ninth with an unearned run.
Stein (pictured) went 4-4 to lead the Tigers, while Galyean collected three hits to extend his hitting streak to 15 straight games. Meixner and Lyons each added two hits. Hank Akard led the Engineers with two of their seven hits.
Conor Heneghan improved to 1-1, while Ethan Post slipped to 0-2.
DePauw returns to North Coast Athletic Conference West Division play on Saturday with a 1 p.m. doubleheader at Wittenberg.
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Creativity and emotion embodied several works of art on display at the annual Kaleidoscope of the Arts show on Saturday, Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents of Woodland Pond were eager to share their life work and creative spirit with neighbors, friends, family and the public. Everything from books, jams, paintings, sculptures, ceramics and carvings were on display. Many of the items on display were also available for purchase. Dick Barry, a resident of Woodland Pond, premiered his latest novel, Experiencing Woodland Pond, at the Kaleidoscope and signed copies sold. Additionally, there was a bake sale and gift basket raffle. The proceeds from the bake sale and raffle benefited the Woodland Pond Foundation, which serves residents at the Woodland Pond community.
"Experiencing Woodland Pond is a personal memoir of laughing, learning, loving and living in a continuing care retirement community, and I was very excited for its premiere," said Barry. "It is a wonderful book about my experience to move to a senior living community; the move itself, meeting new people in the community and the lifestyle at Woodland Pond. This is one of seven novels I have completed during my retirement. I finished this book in mid-September."
Barry had his other six books on display as well: Crosscurrents, The Qualities of Mercy, Personal Wars, An Inappropriate Death, An Evil's Vortex, and Infinite Gestures. He also had his latest novella, History of the Smiling Young Lord, available as well. Barry has found that writing has brought him a lot of joy in his retirement. He writes five days a week for at least three hours a day. He was excited to share his passion with others at the Kaleidoscope show.
"Woodland Pond is an incredibly diverse community filled with dynamic and interesting individuals," said Barry. "The Kaleidoscope of the Arts demonstrates to the wider community that Woodland Pond is filled with talented seniors that are still creatively active. This art show portrays the livelihood and vibrancy that fills this community."
"This is such a colorful and interesting event, and one to which all of the staff and residents look forward to each year," said Robert Seidman, executive director of Woodland Pond. "The Kaleidoscope of the Arts gives the residents the opportunity to showcase their passion, their work and their talent. We all enjoyed this year's showcase and the premiere of Dick's book as well."


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Are you nuts? That's a thing of beauty. Oddly enough on my system at home right now, I have the metacity Amiga theme. It just looks nice and smooth and doesn't have the crappy windows-like buttons for max / min / close. Though I will say the dock looks a lot like WindowMaker's. Hardly anyone ever mentions window maker anymore. I always did like that window manager.
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This is the worst flu season nationally and in Massachusetts in several years, and state public health officials are urging people to take the outbreak seriously. Six people have died from flu-related illnesses in Worcester area hospitals and nursing homes since the start of the flu season in late September. All of those who died were over 70 years old, he said.
This is the worst flu season nationally and in Massachusetts in several years, and state public health officials are urging people to take the outbreak seriously.
Clinicians and local boards of health have reported 18 flu-related deaths to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health this flu season. There are no reports of deaths among children, according to the state DPH, and most of the flu deaths involve elderly people with underlying medical conditions.
Six people have died from flu-related illnesses in Worcester area hospitals and nursing homes since the start of the flu season in late September, according to Derek S. Brindisi, the city's director of public health. All of those who died were over 70 years old, he said.
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- Measure ceiling height where tree will be placed.
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NEW YORK, June 5 -- It's go time Nation! "The Colbert Report" has deployed to Iraq on a USO tour entitled "Operation Iraqi Stephen: Going Commando" and will tape and perform shows in front of the troops. "The Colbert Report" is the first TV show in USO history to produce a week of shows in a combat zone. "Operation Iraqi Stephen: Going Commando" will air on COMEDY CENTRAL Monday, June 8 through Thursday, June 11 at 11:30 p.m. ET/PT. In addition, Colbert will post updates from base on Twitter at http://twitter.com/stephenathome.
"The USO counts this as military service, right? I might want to run for office some day," Colbert said.
This trip marks the second time the show has broadcast from a remote location. "The Colbert Report" had previously traveled to Philadelphia in April 2008 to cover the all-important Pennsylvania Democratic Primary. "Operation Iraqi Stephen: Going Commando" is taking place at an undisclosed military base in conjunction with the USO, with all shows taped in front of an audience of troops. The week will feature many segments including Colbert putting together USO care packages for the troops and "shout outs" from notable figures in society.
Guests who will appear on the show include: Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, Barham Salih; Gen. Ray Odierno, commanding general, Multi National Force- Iraq; Lt. Gen. Charles H. Jacoby, Jr., commanding general, Multi National Corps- Iraq; Command Sgt. Maj. Frank Grippe, command sergeant major, Multi National Corps- Iraq; Sgt. Robin Balcom, squad leader, 463rd Military Police Company; and Spc. Tareq Salha, Arabic linguist, 111th Military Intelligence Brigade (attached to 3rd Battalion, 7th Field Artillery Regiment).
Proceeds from sales of "The Colbert Report" on iTunes during the week of June 8 will benefit the USO.
The USO is a private, nonprofit organization that lifts the spirits of America's troops and their families. In times of peace and war, the USO consistently delivers its special brand of entertainment and comfort to service men and women around the world. USO entertainment tours are essential to fulfilling the USO's mission of boosting troop morale. In 2008, celebrity volunteers traveled to 27 countries and 23 states, entertaining more than 236,000 troops and family members.
"Operation Iraqi Stephen: Going Commando" is sponsored by Burger King.
"The Colbert Report" is produced by Jon Stewart's Busboy Productions, Inc. in association with Spartina Productions, Inc. Stewart, Colbert and Allison Silverman are the executive producers with Meredith Bennett, Richard Dahm and Tom Purcell as co-executive producers. Jim Hoskinson is the director. Dan Powell is the executives in charge of production for COMEDY CENTRAL.


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Making Movies
I've mentioned in other posts about my passion for theater and with that, my love for a great number of movies and plays. As I've gotten older and learned more about these movies I can say I've become a bit of a critic. Not an evil critic who blows the smallest things out of proportion, but a critic who appreciates a fantastic production no matter what. This has gotten my attention recently as I've started to watch more movies after work and on weekends.
A few weeks ago when watching "Joyful Noise" for the 10 millionth time, I was thinking about the teenage character Walter, who has Asperger's and with him growing up, I thought about what would it take to make the perfect movie to highlight autistic adults. There are already some great examples of movies involving adults with autism both as documentaries ("Wretchers & Jabbers") and fictional works ("Story of Luke"). For me, though, the ideal movie would be a full-length documentary feature that would last about five hours.
The main thing for me would involve trying to get a group of 30 or so autistic individuals between 16 and 65 to capture different life stages. The first half of the movie would consist of a section called "My Story," in which the individuals would describe their lives along with some of the highlights and challenges they've had with autism. Then the second half would be an open discussion of some best practices around topics such as transitioning into adulthood, applying for services, employment, relationships, autism reform, the future of autism, etc.
The final few minutes of the movie would go into detail regarding resources which are currently available for people to learn more about topics surrounding adults with autism. This would include books, blogs, websites, journals, magazines, etc.
A year after the movie was completed, the people involved would be filmed for a sequel in which they would discuss what happened in the year since filming the last movie along with again a discussion of some of the most related autism topics with the twist that it would be focused on how things have changed in that year ...
If making this movie was possible, it would be fantastic because the people in the first two movies could help recruit and think of creative ideas for more movies with more adults on camera.
This is how I would plan the perfect movie through my eyes. I know that doing movies like these might not appeal to the general public, but wouldn't it be great to see an effort like this? The result would be an all-out informational exhibition on autism focusing on as many areas of the spectrum as possible. This is my thought of the perfect movie to highlight autistic adults.


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Space and Mathematics: What's the Connection?
Conference Sponsored by the Spatial Intelligence Learning Center (SILC)
Held at the University of Chicago
November 17-18, 2015
Dominic Gibson and Eliza Congdon
University of Chicago
On November 17th and November 18th, 2015, researchers, faculty, and students met at the University of Chicago for a workshop on the relation between Space and Mathematics. The workshop was sponsored by the
Spatial Intelligence and Learning Center, and was organized by SILC principal investigators, Dr. Susan Levine (University of Chicago) and Dr. Nora Newcombe (Temple University) as well as Dr. Kelly Mix (University of Michigan). The organizers of the workshop invited speakers from over twenty universities from all over the world to share cutting edge research on spatial thinking and mathematics and to discuss the role of research on spatial thinking within the broader context of mathematical cognition. The conference was organized into six sessions with opening remarks from Nora Newcombe and Susan Levine and closing remarks from Jay McClelland. The session topics and speakers are listed below:
- Session 1: How are space, non-symbolic quantification, and number related? Neurally, metaphorically, or artifactually?
- ♦ Stanislas DeHaene, College de France
- ♦ Avishai Henik, Ben-Gurion University
- ♦ Elizabeth Spelke, Harvard University
- ♦ Hans-Christoph Nuerk, University of Tubingen
- Session 2: In what sense are non-symbolic magnitudes "generalized"? With talks and panel discussion by:
- ♦ Stella Lourenco, Emory University
- ♦ Jessica Cantlon, University of Rochester
- ♦ Lisa Cantrell, University of California-Davis
- Session 3: How is nonverbal quantification related to symbolic number and what is the role of spatial reasoning in this mapping?
- ♦ Daniel Ansari, University of Western Ontario
- ♦ Linda Smith, Indiana University-Bloomington
- ♦ Justin Halberda, Johns Hopkins University
- ♦ Ian Lyons, University of Western Ontario
- Session 4: How is early mathematics related to higher mathematics and does spatial reasoning play a role in this relation?
- ♦ Susan Levine, University of Chicago
- ♦ Beth Casey, Boston College
- ♦ Wenke Möhring, Universite de Fribourg
- ♦ Andrea Frick, Universite de Fribourg
- Session 5: Can educators leverage the connection between space and mathematics? With talks and panel discussion by:
- ♦ Robert Siegler, Carnegie Mellon University
- ♦ Elizabeth Gunderson, Temple University
- ♦ Kelly Mix, Michigan State University
- ♦ Daniel Schwartz, Stanford University
- Session 6: What does research on special populations reveal about the relations among space, quantification, and mathematics?
- ♦ Brian Butterworth, University College London
- ♦ David Geary, University of Missouri-Columbia
- ♦ Daniel Berch, University of Virginia
- ♦ Susan Goldin-Meadow, University of Chicago
As a center, SILC has brought together scientists and educators from multiple institutions including the University of Chicago, Temple University, the University of Pennsylvania and Northwestern University, to better understand spatial learning. Specifically, the center aims to understand spatial thinking across the lifespan, and how spatial thinking can be harnessed to develop programs, technologies, and teaching interventions that will transform educational practice and equip learners with the skills required to be competitive in a global economy.
In an extension of this mission, SILC researchers have sought to understand how spatial thinking and reasoning connects to other kinds of mathematical thinking. Mathematical achievement is a strong predictor of positive educational outcomes such as high school graduation rates, college attendance, and academic success in the STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).
Over the course of six plenary sessions, researchers presented cutting-edge work that highlighted both the challenges and the triumphs of understanding the connections between spatial thinking and other mathematical constructs, such as symbolic number. Several major questions were addressed including: 1) What is the a neurological basis for the link between approximate arrays of numbers and symbolic numbers? 2) How do individual differences in spatial thinking map onto individual differences in mathematical processing? and 3) How can our understanding of the relation between space and mathematics allow us to improve educational interventions, practices and policy. Overall, the conference was an incredibly productive several days in which the SILC network forged new connections with a larger group of exceptional scholars from all over the globe.


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West Indies captain Dwayne Bravo says competition in the squad augurs well for better performances following a lopsided 203-run victory over New Zealand in the fifth and final One Day International (ODI) Wednesday.
Kieran Powell, who opened in place of the injured Chris Gayle, slammed 73 off 44 balls while Kirk Edwards, who also came into the XI after a spate of injuries , hit his maiden ODI ton.
Bravo, who also scored his second ODI century, attributed total team effort to the West Indies handing New Zealand their second-biggest ODI defeat.
"I can't single out anyone, it was a great team effort," said Bravo.
"We always want this competition. The coach says that we should make more options available. This will put us in a great position."
The West Indies win, which drew the series two games each, follows poor performances in back to back losses against New Zealand and after Coach Ottis Gibson had expressed disappointment in the replacement players.
Gibson had accused the players of failing to grab the opportunities in the absence of the injured first-choice players saying it was the reason West Indies found themselves 2-1 down after winning the first game of the series.
New Zealand were shot out for 160 runs in reply to the West Indies mammoth 363 for four.
"[The openers Charles and Powell were going through a tough time, but it was important me and the coach backed them," Bravo said.
"They have done great things for us in the past, and the way Powell started put pressure on New Zealand straightaway. Then Edwards came in at No. 3, under pressure, and took the opportunity by getting a maiden century."
The two teams will now face-off in a two-match Twenty20 series, beginning Saturday in Auckland.
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2009 Referee Week in Review - Week 25
The usssoccer.com Referee Week in Review is designed to address the issues facing referees at all levels by using video highlights from professional games as well as the U.S. National Teams. Written by U.S. Soccer Director of Referee Development Paul Tamberino and U.S. Soccer Manager of Assessment and Training Brian Hall, the Referee Week in Review will highlight specific areas of focus and current U.S. Soccer initiatives designed to improve performance and aid in the development of officials across the country.
Week In Review
Week 25 – ending September 6, 2009
There were only three MLS games on the docket due to World Cup qualification matches. As a consequence, it was a great week for match officials to rest, revitalize and prepare for the stretch run. Despite only three games and a low average foul count per game (18.33), there were 10 cautions issued and four red cards handed out. Overall, two of the four red cards did not fit the criteria established by U.S. Soccer for red card tackles or denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity. This "Week In Review†will examine and analyze each of these red cards to educate and provide guidance to officials.
In addition to the regular review of professional games, a brief revisit of U.S. Soccer's 2009 Referee Program Directive entitled, "Game Management Modelâ€Â will be provided as there have been a few clarifications relative to terminology.
Game Management Model – Foul Selection and Recognition: 2009 Directive
In order to reflect terminology understood at all levels of the game and foster a more uniform understanding, the 2009 U.S. Soccer Referee Program Directive entitled, "Game Management Model – Foul Selection and Recognition†was updated by replacing the term "risk taking†with "foul selection/recognition.†In general, the concepts are the same but the terms "foul selection†and "foul recognition†are more easily understood at all levels of the game. All other words and concepts remain the same.
"Foul selection/recognition†deals with the referee's ability to identify the types of small/minor challenges that the players will accept and that are appropriate for the game at that moment. Foul selection should consider the following factors:
- The location of the event on the field of play.
- The type of challenge committed.
- The opportunity for a successful result from the application of "flow.†Remember: "Flow†is the ability of the referee to manage the game so that the ball is in play by eliminating unnecessary stoppages by correctly differentiating the trifling/minor/soft challenges from the careless/reckless fouls thereby ensuring the game has more rhythm.
- The eventual impact on game control given the "big picture†of the match.
Deciding whether a small/minor challenge is a foul or not involves analyzing the factors above and doing a cost-benefit analysis. In other words, when deciding whether to whistle a foul, a match official must ask themselves:
Will there be more benefits to the team, the player and the game if I call the foul or if I don't call the foul?
Referees should tend to give priority in their decision making to the option that provides the most positive benefits without negatively affecting game control.
Do the costs (negative impact on game control and player management) of allowing play to continue outweigh the benefits of awarding a free kick?
In most instances, if the costs outweigh the benefits, then the game benefits by calling the foul.
The 2009 Directive concerning the "Game Management Modelâ€Â has been updated to reflect this change. In addition, an instructional presentation covering all aspects of the "Game Management Model†has been included as part of the link to U.S. Soccer's directives. This presentation will be helpful as it provides in-depth analysis of the "model†for instructors, assessors and referees.
Denying an Obvious Goal Scoring Opportunity: Law 12
Five prior "Week In Reviews†have examined the issue of denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity (DOGSO).
The Laws of the Game empower the referee to send off a player for "denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity to an opponent moving towards the player's goal by an offence punishable by a free kick or a penalty kick.†To assist officials with correctly interpreting and applying this law, U.S. Soccer has established the "4 D Criteria†that follows:
- Distance to goal
- Distance to ball
- Defender position/location and number
- Direction to goal
A key term in the Law is "obvious.†The "4 D Criteria†are intended to assist officials with determining whether an "obvious†opportunity existed. Remember, "obvious†relates to clear, evident, observable and effective opportunities to score, not to just get a shot on goal but to actually possess the ability to score from the opportunity that would have existed if it were not for the foul. This is why the 4 D's are so important.
Video Clip 1: D.C. United at Dallas (55:48)
Note: The focus of this clip is the potential DOGSO event and not whether a foul actual exists. Hence, when viewing the clip, assume that the defending team has committed a foul.
Using the "4 D Criteria†and the understanding of "obvious,†this clip does not fit the red card criteria for DOGSO. Which of the "4 D Criteria†or factors preclude this from being a DOGSO event?
Direction to goal
Although the attacker is close to goal, the attacker is too wide and, as a result, does not have an "obvious†angle to get an effective shot on goal.
Defender position/location
In this case, the proximity/closeness of the goalkeeper to the attacker and the ball eliminates the "obvious†opportunity to score. If the foul would not have occurred, would the attacker's shot have presented him with an "obvious†opportunity to score? No, given the nearness of the goalkeeper to the ball and the attacker. The goalkeeper's position relative to the ball, makes the goal small (very little space to execute an effective shot).
The proximity of the goalkeeper to the ball combined with the acute/sharp, poor angle of the player's approach to the goal, makes the goal too small for the attacker to have an "obvious†opportunity to score. Visualize: Move the attacker further from the goalkeeper/goal and more to the center of the penalty area and the likelihood for an "obvious†opportunity to score is greatly increased. In this more central angle to goal, the goal would be bigger and the attacker would have a clear, evident and observable opportunity to score.
A red card for DOGSO is not warranted in this situation. When faced with potential DOGSO scenarios in the game, referees should take the appropriate time to evaluate and analyze the situation prior to issuing the red card.
Serious Foul Play and Using Excessive Force: Law 12
U.S. Soccer's 2009 Directive on "100% Misconduct: Tactical and Red Card Tacklesâ€Â provides a thorough analysis of the criteria that match officials should utilize when judging whether a tackle is merely a foul or whether it warrants a yellow or red card.
The severity of the challenge is the key factor in determining the referee's response. FIFAs Laws of the Game require the referee to red card a player if the challenge "uses excessive force:â€
"The player has far exceeded the necessary use of force and is in danger of injuring his opponent.â€
This means that the opponent is in considerable danger of bodily harm, faces injury and their safety has been endangered. The following criteria (SIAPOA) can be used by referees to judge tackles to determine whether they fall within the "excessive force†definition (the directive further defines each of the listed criteria):
- Speed of play and the tackle
- Intent
- Aggressive nature
- Position of the tackler
- Opportunity to play the ball
- Atmosphere of the game
Red card tackles generally involve combinations of the aforementioned components.
Video Clip 2: Kansas City at New England (21:50)
In this clip, a well positioned referee red cards a player for serious foul play. Unfortunately, the challenge or tackle does not meet the SIAPOA criteria for a red card, nor does it fall under the "excessive force†definition provided by FIFA in the Laws of the Game.
Speed of play and the tackle
The challenge lacks speed or force. There is a clumsy extension of the foot to play a poorly trapped ball that has taken a high bounce off the artificial surface.
There is no visible intent by the tackler to send a message. The player's intent is seemingly to play or win the ball in a fair manner.
Aggressive nature
There is no lunging for the ball and the distance between both players is short which leads to a more controlled challenge. The knee is not locked and the player does not jump toward the opponent.
Position of the tackler
Although the player's leg is high, it is extended in a manner to play the ball. The challenge is not directly into the opponent. If contact is made, it is done with the outside of the shoe.
Opportunity to play the ball
The ball is within playing distance and directly in the line of vision of the opponent.
Atmosphere of the game
The game is less than 22 minutes old. Although not evident to the viewer of the clip, the atmosphere of the game has been positive. There have been no visible signs of frustration or aggression to that point.
Given the fact that the SIAPOA criteria is not evident, the challenge can be determined to be "reckless†which requires the referee to caution the player for unsporting behavior. The Laws of the Game define "reckless†as:
"The player has acted with complete disregard to the danger to, or consequences for, his opponent.â€
In other words, the challenge is outside the norm for fair play but the action is not executed using excessive force.
It should be noted that the fourth official does a good job managing a potentially volatile technical area and coaching staff. The fourth official's presence and calm demeanor diffuses the situation and lends support to the entire officiating team.
Looking Forward – Week 26
Pre-game preparation should be a focal point for all match officials. Referees must enter all games with a thorough understanding of the teams, the players, the game implications and the directives prepared by U.S. Soccer. This information should be analyzed and utilized to better understand the "big picture†that proceeds every game and used in a positive manner to prepare the officiating team for every eventuality and as an aid to implement the "Game Management Model.â€


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MACON, Ga. (March 7, 2013) – Having won two of the last four Atlantic Sun Conference tournament championships, the ETSU men's basketball team will be aiming to put aside the inconsistencies of the past regular season and manufacture a three-game winning streak inside Mercer's Hawkins Arena this weekend.
The Buccaneers will begin their quest for a 10th trip to the NCAA Tournament Thursday afternoon when they take on Stetson at 2:30 p.m. in the A-Sun quarterfinals. ETSU has won eight of its last 10 games in the league championships, and the Bucs are 2-0 all-time against the Hatters in the tournament.
For more on the tournament, read the game notes below or click on the related links to the right. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the year, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
The Bucs in the A-Sun Tournament
Entering just their eighth Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, the Buccaneers are 11-5 all-time and have won eight of their last 10 games in tournament play ... Recently, ETSU enjoyed a perfect 3-0 run through the tournament back in 2010 ... The Bucs' previous trips included a loss in the first round of the event in 2006, advancing to the finals in 2007, falling in the semifinals in 2008, and winning the tournament in both 2009 and 2010 ... In 2011, the Bucs lost to UNF in the semifinals. ... In 2012, the Bucs made the seimifinals before losing to eventual champion Belmont ... In conference tournaments all-time (including the Southern and Ohio Valley), the Bucs are 41-23, having gone 8-3 in league championship final games.
Bucs hoping to add one more NCAA trip
Having already made nine trips to the NCAA Tournament in its history, the ETSU men's basketball team would like to add another conference tournament trophy to the case in the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... The Bucs' current stretch of success under head coach Murry Bartow is arguably the second best run in ETSU hoops history ... The most memorable stretch was from 1989 to 1992, when the Bucs made four straight trips to the NCAAS, were ranked in the Top 10 nationally (1991), and defeated Arizona in the NCAA first round in 1992 ... The Bucs only other trip prior to that run came in 1968 ... While head coach Ed DeChellis took the Bucs to the tournament in 2003, Bartow has taken the Bucs to the tournament three times (2004, 2009 and 2010), while also leading ETSU to the 2007 NIT and the 2011 CIT. ... Bartow holds the most NCAA trips and the most overall postseason trips of any coach in school history.
Last time out in the A-Sun Tournament
MACON, Ga. (March 2, 2012) – After building a five-point halftime lead, the ETSU men's basketball team was unable to stop a second-half offensive surge by the Belmont Bruins and ultimately dropped a hard fought 69-61 contest in the semifinals of the General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Championships ... It was the first time in 15 straight games that the Bruins (26-7 overall) had faced a halftime deficit. ... The Buccaneers were led by a team-high 16 points from senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa), while fellow senior guard Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and junior guard Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.) netted 15 points apiece. ... In the first half, the Bucs played inspired basketball, out-rebounding the Bruins 21-12 and holding one of the nation's top offenses to 36.4 percent shooting. The Bucs – who outscored Belmont 18-6 in the paint during the first 20 minutes – only trailed once at 8-7, but ultimately led by as many as eight points before the intermission. ... After the break, the Bruins opened with an 11-3 run and later used another 15-6 surge to make it 54-42 with just over eight minutes left in the game. ETSU did not crack though, putting together its own 14-5 run to make it 59-56 with 2:55 left in the game. ... At that point, a made 3-pointer by Belmont's Kerron Johnson was decisive and put Belmont back on top by six with 2:32 left. However, the Bucs later had a chance to get within two points with 23 seconds remaining, but trailing 66-61 a 3-point attempt by Dubose rimmed out and effectively ended ETSU's chances.
Last time out
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 1, 2013) – ETSU senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) has enjoyed plenty of success during his five years as a member of the ETSU men's basketball team. Unfortunately, his last memory of the Dome will not be a good one. ... In front of 4,389 fans on Senior Night, Jones and the Buccaneers were unable to overcome a hot shooting start by the USC Upstate Spartans and ultimately dropped their regular season finale 88-56 in Atlantic Sun Conference basketball action at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... Suffering their worst conference defeat in terms of point margin since joining the A-Sun in 2005-06, the Bucs dropped to 10-21 overall, 8-10 in league play. Meanwhile, USC Upstate improved to 15-16, 9-9 on the season. ... Things did not go well for the Bucs from the beginning of the game. Hitting five 3-pointers in the opening five minutes of the game, USC Upstate quickly jumped ahead by 14 points at 19-5 and never allowed the Bucs to cut the deficit closer than six points the rest of the game.
The series versus Stetson
ETSU has faced the Hatters 19 times and the Bucs hold a slim 11-8 advantage in the series ... The Bucs are 2-0 all-time against the Hatters in A-Sun Tournament play.
Last time out against Stetson
DELAND, Fla. (Feb. 9, 2013) – Saturday magic struck again for the ETSU men's basketball team. ... Down 20 points with just 12 minutes left in their game with Stetson, the Buccaneers rallied to close the contest on a 28-7 offensive run and ultimately grabbed the lead courtesy of a 3-pointer by sophomore guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) with six seconds left, dropping the Hatters 62-61 in Atlantic Sun Conference action at the Edmunds Center. ... The win marks the fourth Saturday victory in league play for the Bucs this season, as well as the fourth time this year that the team has rallied from a double-digit, second-half deficit to win. ... Trailing 54-34 with just over 12 minutes left in the game, the Bucs switched a full-court press defensive scheme which included a trapping half-court strategy as well. ... That switch helped make Stetson ineffective offensively, while leading to several easy buckets for the Bucs as ETSU went on a 15-1 run to make it 55-49 with just over four minutes left. From there, it appeared Stetson would hold on as they scored the next three points to regain a nine-point edge. ... However, the Bucs closed on another 11-3 run to get the win. Rembert's game-winning shot came after the Bucs inbounded the ball with 16 seconds left and senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) avoided the Hatters' defensive pressure to find Rembert open in the right corner. ... With 5.4 seconds left, Stetson's Joel Naburgs attempted to force the ball up the floor for the win, but the Bucs stopped his progress and his pass attempt was intercepted by ETSU's sophomore post John Walton (Memphis) as time expired.
Jones, Wilson named to A-Sun all-conference teams
Following a regular season in which he finished third in the Atlantic Sun Conference in scoring, ETSU senior Jarvis Jones (Memphis) has been named to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference second team, the league office announced onTuesday. ... In addition to Jones' selection, freshman Lester Wilson (Knoxville) also earned league honors by being a unanimous selection to the A-Sun All Freshman squad. Wilson ended the year second on the team in scoring with 13.1 points per game and eclipsed 20 points on seven occasions during the season. ... Jones, who ended the year with 16.2 points per game, ranked in the Top 10 among A-Sun players in multiple categories, including steals (2nd, 1.8 spg), free throw percentage (8th, 76 percent) and minutes played (1st, 36.8).
Bucs have tradition of postseason appearances, success
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
Young Bucs still face obstacle with experience
At no time in the tenure of ETSU head coach Murry Bartow have the Buccaneers had less experience ... Currently, the team has 10 players who are eligible and healthy enough to play, and of that group there are only six total years of Division I experience ... On average, that's less than a half year of experience per player ... With four freshmen and two junior college transfers that means 66 percent of the team is competing in their first season of Division I basketball.
Bucs earning reputation as "Comeback Kids"
With their comeback from 20 points down to beat Stetson on Feb. 9, the Buccaneers continue to build a reputation as a team that won't go away no matter the score ... The Bucs have now won five of their 10 victories being down significantly ... In wins over Charleston Southern (Nov. 20), FGCU (Jan. 12) and Stetson (Feb. 9), the Bucs were down by as many as 19 points and still won ... ETSU also came back from second-half deficits to drop UNF (Jan. 26) and Lipscomb (Feb. 2).
Jones meeting expectations for Bucs
ETSU head coach Murry Bartow expected the return of senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) would improve his team's efforts on the offensive end of the floor … He was right. … Recently, Jones almost single-handedly won the game for the Bucs against Lipscomb (Feb. 2), scoring a career high 36 points and hitting three straight 3-pointers in overtime -- including the game winner ... Since returning to the team in the middle of December, Jones has averaged a team-best 16.2 points per game, and currently ranks third in the A-Sun in scoring ... He also ranks second in steals per game (1.8), 8th in free throw percentage (76%) and first in minutes played (36.8).
Rembert heating up from outside, nearing national mark
Sophomore guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) has made the most of his increased playing time this season, having made a 3-pointer in 28 straight games and currently ranks second in the A-Sun in 3-point field goal percentage at 40 percent on the season ... Against Jacksonville last month, he gave ETSU's coaches even more reason to utilize him ... Hitting on 5-of-7 attempts from 3-point range against the Dolphins and counting the six games since that time, Rembert has made 50 3-pointers on the year.
Shuffling starters the "new normal" for Bucs
ETSU head coach Murry Bartow has used 17 different starting lineups in the team's 31 games this season ... Injuries and dismissals have left the ETSU's coaches searching for the right combination, as the team currently stands at 10-21.
ESPN names Wilson to nation's Top 25 freshmen list
While circumstances have forced the ETSU men's basketball team to struggle in the early going this season, talented redshirt freshman forward Lester Wilson (Knoxville) has still given the Buccaneers reason for hope. ... Wilson, who is averaging 15.3 points per game, was listed as one of the Top 25 freshmen in college basketball Thursday by ESPN hoops writer John Gasaway. The list – which included players such as UNLV's Anthony Bennett, UCLA's Jordan Adams, Michigan's Nik Stauskas and Duke's Rasheed Sulaimon – had Wilson ranked at No. 25. ... Wilson has posted six 20-plus point games so far this season.
Three-point streak for Bucs dates back nearly 20 years
Since Feb. 16, 1987 in a game against Davidson, the Bucs have made at least one 3-pointer in 793 consecutive games. ... ETSU was 0-for-8 in that 1987 game.
ETSU picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
In the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Bucs -- who have enjoyed nine NCAA trips, one NIT and one CIT berth, 14 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85 -- ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun team, as well as former SoCon rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, at that time the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as programs such as Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson and Fla. State.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. — For a while, when it was 1-1, everybody was everyone's else pal.
The majority of the fans at Honda Centre chanted "Let's Go, Du-ucks!" and were answered during the pauses by "Go Kings Go!" from a hefty contingent of the visiting team's followers.
Back and forth they went, indulgent and good-natured, syncopated in 17,393-part harmony.
Even when the ageless Finnish Flash, Teemu Selanne, scored to put the home side ahead — No. 8, at 8:08 of the third period, no less — the official @LAKings twitter account posted: "Teemu scores. Guess if it's gonna be anyone might as well be him. "
But it's only fun until the good guys blow a 2-1 lead with seven seconds left in regulation, and lose in overtime.
Then, it's personal.
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And so it is with the first Freeway Series, after Marian Gaborik capped a fabulous three-point night by scoring both the tying goal and the winner, at 12:07 of overtime to dash the cup of victory from the lips of the Ducks, who could almost taste it.
"Well, you know, you get scored on with seven seconds to go, it's a tough one to swallow," said Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau.
"It was very close to being a 2-1 game, and that's the kind of games you get against these guys. They don't give up much, so you know you're going to have to battle all night long. I don't think you're going to get too many 6-5 shootouts against the L.A. Kings."
Gaborik, the itinerant 32-year-old Slovak acquired by the Kings for his scoring touch at the trade deadline, batted a Mike Richards desperation pass from the corner out of the air and past Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller at 19:53 of the third period to send the game to extra time — and then he potted the winner, tipping a pass from Anze Kopitar that barely found a gap between Hiller and the goalpost.
Hiller, making his first start of the playoffs, and L.A.'s Jonathan Quick, each made 33 saves.
Kopitar, now the playoffs' leading scorer, assisted on all three Kings goals.
"I think whoever would be there in my spot, he would have (passed) it to," said Gaborik, who also flipped a deft backhand pass to set up Alex Martinez for the game's first goal.
"I think we did a good job on the forecheck in the corner and the puck got to (Kopitar) and I'm trying to get to the net and he made a nice play and I just tried to tip it in."
"Both those goals were classic goals, you have to go to the net to score in the playoffs," said Kings coach Darryl Sutter. "In overtime, Kopy makes a great play to him going to the net. Not many guys can score those goals but you have to go to the net, for sure.''
"Quite honest, he was a big reason we won the first round."
It was only the latest bit of derring-do from the Kings, who only three days ago came all the way back from an 0-3 deficit to beat the San Jose Sharks.
This was no such upset, but it was further confirmation of the Kings' pluck and depth.
And the matchup of big lines — Kopitar, Dustin Brown and Gaborik versus the Ducks' Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry and Matt Beleskey — on this night was won by the visitors, although Getzlaf assisted on both Selanne's goal and Anaheim's first, by Beleskey.
"Statistically, it was fairly even," Boudreau said. "(Kopitar) had a power play assist extra, but in the end, they scored with seven seconds left and he was instrumental, and they scored in overtime after we missed our chance — Corey Perry had the net wide open (Martinez slid to make the save). He scores, and it's a different outcome.
"But it's like calling the difference between a rut and a groove, on those two lines. But I guess we came out on the bottom end of that exchange today — mainly because they won."
"When you play (Gaborik) and Kopy together, they're like this dynamic duo," said defenceman Drew Doughty, who played 33 minutes and change because the Kings were down to five defenceman after a first-period injury to Robyn Regehr.
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He pinched in from the point to spring the puck loose to Kopitar on the game-winner.
"We need our top guys to outplay their top guys," Doughty said. "The Perry-Getzlaf line, not that their other lines aren't good lines because they are, but that top line really carries that team, they lead that team. When they're on their game, all the other guys follow. So we need our top forward line and our top D to shut those guys down and outplay them.''
It was seven seconds away, from the Ducks' point of view, from the perfect ending to a magic start to the Freeway Series.
But it still holds plenty of promise of a cracking good series to come.
"That was the loudest that I've ever heard it at game time," said Doughty. "Actually the Kings fans were great, you could hear them chanting `Go Kings Go.' In a visiting team's barn, I'm sure the other team doesn't like to hear that too much.
"But we'll take it. It was great for California.''
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After kidnapping the mob boss's daughter, you'll receive a call from your unknown contact at United Liberty Paper. It appears he's emancipating you from working with him, and in return he begins to give you some information on the person Niko is looking for. After speaking with him, you'll receive a phone call from Niko's cousin, Roman (it's been a while, hasn't it?) Roman tells you not to undertake this mission on your own, and he tells you to come get him. However, since you're likely still in Alderney, you're going to have to go clear across the city, to Broker. You can find Roman standing on Crockett Avenue, at the far south end of the borough. Pick him up to proceed with this mission.
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Candy man
Posted 12 February 2006 - 12:42 AM
but you know the old legend .. you speake evil name x 3 and he will appear .. one was a movie The candy man.
How many varients are there of thise one .. and any basis of fact??
Posted 12 February 2006 - 12:48 AM
However....I did say Beetlejuice three times, and now I can't get rid of him! ( Sorry! I couldn't resist! )
Posted 12 February 2006 - 01:01 AM
"It is perfectly monstrous the way people go about, nowadays, saying things against one behind one's back that are absolutely and entirely true." -Oscar Wilde The Picture of Dorian Gray
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When I was in third grade, I was in the restroom during recess while some friends did the local Bloody Mary (lights off, water running, place wet hands on the mirror while chanting the name 3 times). I swear that the water started to glow white and I saw an upper torso of a lady in the mirror. Mists shaped like arms came out of the mirror and reached for us. I ran for the light switch, and when I turned it on the brestroom was normal again.
I didn't lose my mind - I have it backed up on a disk ... somewhere
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Oh yeah, thanks Grim for taking Beetlejuice off my hands....He was driving me nuts!!! LOL
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Mirrors have been a wide focus on portals to the spirit world, in the 1700 and 1800's they used to cover mirrors upon death fearing that the deceased would trap it's spirit in the mirror. Julie
That might be where the urban legend of Bloody Mary and Candy Man grew out of, a forgotten rememberance of the old belief that a spirit could be trapped in or come through a mirror. Jeff's book on spirit communication has a chapter on using mirrors.
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i tried it as a dare when i was seven and its been 11 years later and im fine and dandy....i think
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Handsome old home rejuvenated
I've wished for years that someone would give this house a bit of tender, loving care. It looked so shabby that I feared it was doomed. I've been expecting to pass by and see a demolition in progress.
I was delighted when I drove by today and saw that new windows had been installed and new siding was being applied. It looks so nice.
This home is located on Virginia Street in Hopkinsville, just south of the stoplight at 21st Street. I took this photo from the car window as I sat in a line of cars, waiting for the light to change.
In the past, it looked to me like the house might have been split into apartments. If so, I hope that it's going to be restored to a single-family dwelling, again.
If this house does not set within the official historic district, it is certainly a near neighbor to it. Virginia and Main Streets (and the streets that run between them) have some lovely old homes
Another renovation has been completed recently. In downtown Hopkinsville, the old First City Bank building has resumed a commercial life. Photos from the open house appear on Eric Brake's blog.


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