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STARKVILLE, Miss. – There's no better way to end the regular season than with a victory, and Mississippi State did just that Saturday evening.
Colin Borchert hit the game-tying 3-point basket toward the end of regulation and Roquez Johnson provided the big lift in overtime as Mississippi State knocked off Auburn 74-71 in the regular season finale for each team.
"I am really happy with our guys and how they found a way to gut out this win," MSU head coach Rick Ray said. "You look at the minutes with only six scholarship players; Trivante Bloodman has to have a third lung, because he just played so hard for 39 minutes. Craig Sword did some really good things for us, as far as the assist to turnover ratio, which was a positive.
"You look at Colin Borchert who had 10 rebounds in the first half and finished with double-double. Just finding a way to gut out a win and to go in the locker room to see so many people happy. You read some things where they say we are the worst team in SEC history, so I guess we can't be that if we finished 13th out of 14."
With the victory, the Bulldogs secured the 13th seed in this week's Southeastern Conference tournament. MSU will face South Carolina at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in an opening-round game at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
For MSU, the victory came on Senior Day for former walk-on Baxter Price. Given a scholarship this season, Price logged more playing time in the second half of the season as injuries began to mount. In his final game wearing the Maroon and White, Price played three minutes.
With the win, MSU improved to 9-21 overall and 4-14 in league play. Auburn fell to 9-22 and 3-15. The contest was nip-and-tuck throughout, with 14 ties and 17 lead changes.
Borchert, the former East Mississippi Community College standout, posted his first double-double at MSU with 20 points and 13 rebounds. For MSU, it was the fourth double-double this season. Craig Sword added 19 points, while Fred Thomas and Roquez Johnson each added 10 points apiece.
MSU started out strong and built an early 12-5 lead. A 3-pointer by Borchert ran the Bulldogs to that advantage with 14:45 left in the first half. Auburn closed within 14-9 before reeling off a 13-2 run to take a 21-16 lead.
The Bulldogs were having a slight lull in offensive production and the Tigers duo of Allen Payne and Chris Denson were taking advantage.
Still, MSU hung tough by playing rock-solid defense. The Bulldogs closed down the pain and got back within two on a Roquez Johnson layup with 2:28 left in the half.
MSU shot 37 percent in the first half and was deadlocked with Auburn at 24 at halftime.
In the second half, both teams found a new offensive level.
"I was wondering where our offense was going to come from, because we struggled so much in the first half," Ray said. "To our guys' credit, we did a good job defensively in the first half. We ran some ball-screen actions with Craig Sword up top early and he got into the lane and created offense for himself. He got to the foul line and just broke down the defense right away."
The Bulldogs streaked out to a 40-36 advantage on another 3-pointer by Borchert. The teams were later tied at 44 and 46. Auburn took advantage of three different and-one situations to remain in a tight contest.
Over the final 14:27 of the second half, neither team enjoyed more than a 3-point advantage. The Bulldogs did not aid themselves at the free throw line, where they were 10-of-17 in the second half and 16-of-29 at the free throw line.
Johnson split two different free throw opportunities for a 62-60 lead. Auburn grabbed a 63-62 lead on a 3-point play by Denson. Borchert forced the overtime with a long-range 3-point make with 18 seconds left in overtime.
In the extra frame, the Bulldogs grabbed a 71-69 lead on a Thomas 3-pointer with 2:21 left. Sword later broke a 71-71 tie with two free throws after being fouled on a shot attempt with 34 seconds left in regulation.
A key block by Johnson foiled Auburn's last attempt to tie. Johnson again hit 1-of-2 free throws to seal out back-to-back home wins for MSU to end the regular season.
For the contest, the Bulldogs hit 25 of 62 shots from the field (40.3 percent), 8 of 17 shots from 3-point range (47.1 percent) and 16 of 29 shots from the foul line (55.2 percent). The Tigers hit 28 of 68 shots from the field (41.2 percent), 3 of 17 shots from 3-point range (17.6 percent) and 12 of 15 shots from the foul line (80 percent).
MSU held a 46-42 rebounding advantage. The Bulldogs had 13 assists and 17 turnovers, while the Tigers had 13 assists and 14 turnovers.
Auburn received 24 points from Denson, 18 points from Rob Chubb and 12 points from Frankie Sullivan.


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I just got a bunch of wood back from getting stabilized by K&G the other day.
In the batch there were a couple dozen blocks that were dyed black and stabilized.
My original plan was to clean up 1/2 of them and post them in the web store.
I thought I would clean up the rest and add them in a week or two.
The ones I posted yesterday all sold right away and I started getting emails and PMs asking for more.
So I cleaned up the rest of the dyed maple and just finished adding them to the store.
These blocks really look great when turned into a knife handle. Especially with laminated or damascus blades.
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Several fans required medical treatment during Gremio's Copa Libertadores victory over Ecuador outfit Liga de Quito on Thursday, when a fence collapsed.
Former Manchester City midfielder Elano had given the hosts the lead, before portions of the home crowd proceeded to celebrate by running en masse along terraces and staircases.
The movement resulted in a human avalanche that caused one of the supporting structures to cave in, resulting in two women being rushed to hospital, as well as eight others requiring first-aid attention on the scene.
According to Globoesporte and SporTV, both women are in a stable condition, and should be released later in the morning.
This latest security breach raises further questions as to whether Brazil possesses the necessary infrastructure to support the 2014 World Cup, days after an inferno at a nightclub in neighbouring Santa Maria claimed the lives of 245 people.
Although not designated as one of the World Cup's venues - Porto Alegre's other stadium, Beira Rio, will be, with the Arena Gremio one of the nation's newest stadiums.
Chief engineer Eduardo Antonini, who oversaw the construction project, was quick to assure investigations would be carried out: "It is an engineering matter, and we want to achieve 100% safety," he told SporTV.
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Submission + - Why Are Millions Still Waiting for Electric Power? 1
Hugh Pickens writes writes: "Jamie Smith Hopkins writes that the unusual nature of the "derecho" is complicating efforts to get everyone's much-needed air conditioning up and running again as more than 1.4 million people from Illinois to Virginia still remain without power and power companies warn some customers could be without power for the rest of the week in the worst hit areas. Utilities don't have enough staff to handle severe-storm outages – the expense would send rates soaring – so they rely on out-of-state utilities to send help, says Stephen Woerner, Baltimore Gas and Electric's (BGE) chief operating officer. Hurricane forecasts offer enough advanced warning for utilities to "pre-mobilize" and get the out-of-state assistance in place but the forecast for Friday's walloping wind was merely scattered thunderstorms. "No utility was prepared for what we saw in terms of having staff available that first day," says Woerner. But is it a given that a strong storm would cause this magnitude of damage to the electricity grid? "Even without pursuing the extremely expensive option of burying all of the region's electrical lines, the utilities can and do take steps between bouts of severe weather to prevent outages," writes the Baltimore Sun adding that consumer advocates are concerned if utilities invest sufficiently in preventive maintenance. "Tree trimming and replacement of old infrastructure — particularly in areas that have been shown to be vulnerable to previous storms — helps prevent outages.""


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The Texas Progressive Alliance February 4, 2013
The Texas Progressive Alliance congratulates the Baltimore Ravens on their Super Bowl win as it brings you this week's roundup.
Off the Kuff reports on yet another study that shows the benefits of expanding Medicaid in Texas that will be ignored by our leaders.
BossKitty at TruthHugger needs a break from writing about neglected matters in Texas, America and the World. Since we elect leaders to represent corporate interests that live on another planet, we must do our best individually and locally. BossKitty Takes A Sabbatical.
The roster of progressive blogs in Texas got a little thinner this past week. PDiddie at Brains and Eggs laments the state of the blogosphere but reminds his friends and enemies that they are not likely to see him go away any time soon.
We can't fix what's broke, until we know what's wrong. WCNews at Eye on Williamson tells us, Here is what's the matter with Texas.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme is just disgusted with Ted Cruz and rapist-enabler John Cornyn.
Neil at Texas Liberal says Martin Luther King would have been sad to see young people marching off as if to war at a parade in his name.
At TexasKaos, Libby Shaw talks about Turning A Vast Crony Capitalist Red Wasteland Blue. Is it possible we can turn Rickland into a modern progressive state? Check it out.
Texas History for the Week of February 3 – 9
February 3, 2013 – Iraq War vet charged in fatal shooting of ex-SEAL Just a note, all the good guys had guns. One good guy turned bad. Waiting for comment by the NRA!
|February 03
|Teenage idol Buddy Holly dies in plane crash (1959)
|Republic authorizes mercantile firm to issue money (1841)
|Coastal brewery serves up a cold one (1896)
|February 04
|La Bahía becomes Goliad (1829)
|Republic of Texas authorizes ill-fated Peters colony (1841)
|Hero from Rio Grande valley dies in Vietnam (1968)
|February 05
|Commission established to plan Central National Road (1844)
|Snakebite pioneer succumbs (1955)
|The Republic of Texas passes legislation regarding free African Americans (1840)
|February 06
|First Czech newspaper in Texas (1879)
|Virginia Point enlivened by railroad bridge to Galveston Island (1860)
|Frenchman, considered a troublemaker by the Spanish, dies in prison (1756)
|February 07
|Seguin incorporates (1853)
|Cowboy, author, and detective born on Texas coast (1855)
|Transfer of command misfires in Republic of Texas army (1837)
|February 08
|Last Franciscan in early Texas relinquishes missions (1830)
|Violence presages end of notorious red-light district (1887)
|Brewster County exposes "dummy town" (1910)
|February 09
|NAACP leader born in Round Rock (1902)
|Renowned jazz saxophonist dies (1939)
|Texas pays beef bill, twelve years late (1854)
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Snow piling up in Minnesota
Snow started early today in central Minnesota, with weather warnings continuing into Wednesday.
According to data already reported to the National Weather Service, 5 inches of snow had fallen at Carlos in Douglas County by 7:12 a.m. Four inches were recorded at Hillman and Little Falls in Morrison County.
The winter storm warning by the Weather Service remains in effect until 7 a.m. Wednesday for much of central Minnesota.
Heavy snow, 6 to 12 inches, is expected from Alexandria to Little Falls to Lake Mille Lacs.
For the Duluth area, storm snow totals are expected to reach 6 to 10 inches, with some locally higher amounts possible along the higher terrain of the North Shore. Northeast winds at 10 to 20 mph will cause blowing and drifting snow, along with the chance for some lake-enhanced snow totals in the higher terrain along Lake Superior.
For the Twin Cities, a winter weather advisory is in effect from 4 p.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday. Rain, snow and sleet is forecast to start this afternoon and change over to all snow this evening, possibly becoming heavy at times. It should end Wednesday morning. Storm snow totals are expected to reach 3 to 6 inches.


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Duke will be raising funds for NFCR at their game versus Kent State University Sept. 30, 2012.
"Duke Field Hockey is honored to support and work alongside NFCR for their Stick It To Cancer fundraiser," said Jarred Martin, Assistant Coach of the Duke field hockey team. "Cancer has impacted families, friends, and teammates in one way or another, not only here at Duke but across the world. Anything we can do to help with treatment and prevention is one more step closer on the path to a cure. "
To raise funds, the team will be collecting donations at the game. There is no admission cost. Cancer survivors and those who have lost loved ones to cancer will be recognized in support of the cause.
The game benefitting NFCR will begin at 1:00 p.m. on Duke's campus.
For more information on Duke's involvement with the campaign, please contact Brian Reid at email@example.com. For more information about Stick it to Cancer, or to participate, please visit www.nfcr.org/stickittocancer.
About the National Foundation for Cancer Research
The National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR) is a leading cancer research charity dedicated to funding cancer research and public education relating to cancer prevention, earlier diagnosis, better treatments and, ultimately, a cure for cancer. NFCR promotes and facilitates collaboration among scientists to accelerate the pace of discovery from bench to bedside.
Since 1973, NFCR has provided over $300 million in support of discovery-oriented cancer research focused on understanding how and why cells become cancerous, and on public education relating to cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. NFCR's scientists are discovering cancer's molecular mysteries and translating these discoveries into therapies that hold the hope for curing cancer. NFCR is about Research for a Cure - cures for all types of cancer. For more information, please visit www.NFCR.org. The most convenient method to contribute to NFCR is to text "NFCR" to 20222 to make a $5 donation with the charge applied to their next cell phone bill. NFCR is about Research for a Cure-cures for all types of cancer. For more information, please visit www.NFCR.org.


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Thunder and snow in Buffalo
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Posted 16 November 2005 - 11:31 PM
Pppppphhhhttttt. No snow yet in Albany... I rather miss western NY for that.
Posted 16 November 2005 - 11:54 PM
Inch and 1/4 in South Buffalo now.
We are going to get hit.
We are going to get hit.
Posted 18 November 2005 - 03:12 PM
You can keep it south of Buffalo, I'm north and I had to give the wipers one swish this morning..........enough for me for the whole winter.
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CSB to be featured on Twin Cities Live Nov. 12
November 5, 2013
The College of Saint Benedict will be featured on an upcoming episode of Twin Cities Live — a news and talk show on KSTP-TV in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Two CSB alumnae, Jodi Montgomery Mayers '98 and Carrie Cantazaro Rocha '97, will be guests on the show at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Mandy Tadych '04 is executive producer for the show and is also a member of the CSB Alumnae Board. CSB alumnae will be in the audience, and the CSB Centennial will be featured as well.
Mayers, owner of Corset Boutique and Personal Styling Studio in Hopkins, Minn., is a fashion advisor on Twin Cities Live, KARE11 [email protected] and the Saturday Morning Show. She has been taped regularly to offer advice on business wardrobe strategies while being featured in several local publications within the Minneapolis area.
Rocha is president and owner of PocketYourDollars.com. Through this website, she provides money-saving advice to viewers. Rocha is the author of "Pocket Your Dollars: 5 Attitude Changes to Help You Pay Down Debt, Reduce Financial Stress and Keep More of What You Make." As a regular guest on Twin Cities Live, she speaks on how to get out of and stay out of debt as well as how to reduce expenses on everyday items.
The show will conclude with a 2-minute segment of the national championship CSB dance team taking the stage.
There will be a viewing party at O'Connell's in the Haehn Campus Center on Nov. 12. Students, faculty and staff are invited to come to O'Connell's at 3 p.m. to watch.
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RUGGLES, ROBERT "BOB" LEE Silver Springs
Robert "Bob" Lee Ruggles, 85, died Thursday, October 3, 2013 at Hawthorne Village in Ocala, Florida. Mr. Ruggles was born November 16, 1927 in Flint, Michigan. He was a retired Master Electrician and Large Commercial/Residential electrical contractor who moved to Ocala, Florida 35 years ago following retirement. While in business, he was always involved in community outreach, serving on the Grand Blanc, Michigan Library Board, and fraternal organizations including the Optimist Club as President 1968-1969. He was a proud 3rd Degree life member of the Knights of Columbus and past President of Blessed Trinity Men's Club, 1979-1980. This year he also received his "60 year" membership certificate and pin from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). He was a member of the St. Joseph of the Forest Catholic Church. He loved bass fishing and travelled extensively throughout the US and to Europe and North Africa. In April 1988 he married Dolores who survives him. Also surviving are his son, Dr. David Ruggles, and wife Dianne; his daughter, Doreen Beuthin and husband Ron; additionally, four grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Colleen Ross. There will be a private family memorial service at Highland Memorial Park. The family requests memorial contributions may be made to St. Joseph of the Forest Catholic Church, 17301 East State Road 40, Silver Springs, FL, 34488. Arrangements by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services, Ocala, Florida. www.hiers-baxley.com.
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11-09-2004, 08:34 AM #1code777GuestUninstall program, is it really uninstalled?
Curious, when downloading and installing a program onto your mac how do you "uninstall" a program COMPLETELY.
Like in XP you have to go to uninstall program and then you still had to search out those files left behind and delete them (usually hidden somewhere).
Does Mac OS X work the same way? If i download a program and decide I don't need it and want to "trash" it, after dragging it into trash do I still have to "search the HD" for files that were associated with that program (left behind) and drag them to trash??? Thanks guys.
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some apps come with an uninstaller, if so, use it, if not, delete the app and any folder related to it, in a finder window, in the search area, type te first several letters of the apps name, delete all that comes up. but check the list first for things unrelated starting with the same letters.
11-09-2004, 11:38 AM #3code777Guest
OK, that is what i figured... thanks.
but what about all those cache files? how do you know what to delete what to save? There seems to be a ton of them in my library. .plist files...
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Don't know if it works, but Allume Systems has a tool within their SpringCleaning application that claims the following
MacUninstaller allows the complete removal of software and related files you no longer need or want. You can uninstall any application, package, control panel, or extension.
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plist files usually start with the name of the app that they belong to, as far as caches, the ones that contain most of the apps name should be deleted.
11-10-2004, 07:12 AM #6adamburgessGuest
Also some stuff in the Application Support folders
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Since Fernando Torres's €57.5m move from Liverpool FC to Chelsea FC 15 months ago he has struggled for goals – but he had the last laugh on Tuesday night at Camp Nou.
With Chelsea clinging to an away-goals lead over FC Barcelona, pinned back deep in their half, Torres broke clear, ran into the home box, rounded Víctor Valdés, and sent the London club into only their second UEFA Champions League final.
Considering Chelsea were at one stage 2-1 down on aggregate and down to ten men with John Terry sent off, it was an unlikely victory, sealed by a brilliant Ramires chip just before the break and a Lionel Messi penalty miss early in the second half prior to the decisive Torres intervention.
"It was an important moment for the club, especially for all the supporters who came to Barcelona, there was unbelievable support from the beginning," Torres told UEFA.com. "We had a very tough game, we knew that, and when Ramires made it 2-1 just before half-time, that gave us some hope. After Messi missed the penalty, we started to believe it could be our day, because they were missing chances.
"We only had one more [chance], the situation when I scored the goal, it was one against one with the keeper, I knew I couldn't miss. It was the goal that gave us a pass to the final, so I am very happy about that."
The sense of personal pleasure is clear for the Spain striker, who only replaced Didier Drogba with ten minutes left. "I chose to come to Chelsea and it is a very happy day for me," said Torres, who also played an important role in his club reaching the FA Cup final. "Now we have the chance to win two trophies this season, the Champions League is the more prestigious one. It is a very important day for me, hopefully it was a new beginning."
When Torres came on he, like Drogba, was in an unfamiliar full-back position as Chelsea defended en masse. Asked what manager Roberto Di Matteo had told him, Torres explained: "Just keep the position where Didier was playing because he was completely dead. It was my first game as left-back, so it was a nice experience!
We knew we needed to play like this against Barcelona because Barcelona are a better team than anyone, they have the best players in the world," Torres added. "So the only chance we had was to stay compact and try to score on the counterattack; it was the perfect day for us."
The only downside is that Terry, Ramires, Raul Meireles and Branislav Ivanović are all suspended for the 19 May final against FC Bayern München or Real Madrid CF at the Fußball Arena München. "It's a strange feeling," Torres said. "Everyone is happy, because we are going to be in the final, but the players who are going to be suspended are a bit sad. Everyone is tired, a different feeling, but at the end of the day we are going to realise what we have done, maybe tomorrow when we are in London and training together.
"This season looked like it would be frustrating, no trophies, maybe no Champions League qualification. Now, with three weeks to go, we are in two finals, and have the chance to finish in the top four and achieve Champions League qualification. Everything can be great but we still have a very hard three weeks."
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4. Our Channel Program Is Better Than Apple's -- Todd Bradley
"[Apple is] very difficult to deal with from a channel perspective. They're not channel friendly, they're dictatorial in their programs and processes, and they are not as focused on developing the channel as we are at HP," HP PPS chief Todd Bradley said in an interview with CRN last month. That said, products have had a lot to do with Apple's strength in mobility. And Apple's been working with Microsoft infrastructure partners on iPad and iPhone deployments in enterprises. While HP's channel program has long been a strength, the same can't be said for its current mobility portfolio.


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ADELBODEN, Switzerland (Jan. 12) - Audi FIS World Cup giant slalom leader Ted Ligety (Park City, UT) finally got the win that had eluded him, taking a victory on the Chuenisbärgli GS in Adelboden. Ligety claimed the win after first run leader Marcel Hirscher went out near the bottom of the second run while in the lead. Universal Sports TV will air coverage at 9 p.m. EST. Ligety will also be featured in the debut of U.S. Ski Team 36 on NBC Sunday at 3:30 p.m. EST.
QUOTESTed LigetyToday I was really lucky - Marcel Hirscher won this race today. But I'll take it as I've given him some of those gifts in the past. This has been a tough course for me in my career so I'm happy to get the win. The second run was so dark and this hill is so tiring. I was lucky to have a little bit of reserve strength.
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Adelboden's a tough hill and has it's own unique challenges - the terrain, the flats, the steeps, the sidehills, the rolls - and also a very difficult course set the second run. The coursesetter challenged the athletes and Ted executed.
In the second run, Ted was aggressive in the sections he could and where he had to be tactically smart he did a good job, especially coming into the pitch he made an unbelievable move to really take it down the fall line to put some time onto the field.
Robby and Brennan did a great job making the flip - to qualify in Adelboden is a great credit to those guys.
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Perhaps this week should be renamed "Buffalo Wild Wings Week" at WNST.
We'll be at BWW locations throughout the area this week for various major events all leading up to the culmination of our annual coat drive here at WNST, which this year is benefitting The Helping Up Mission downtown and Goodwill of Maryland.
And this Thursday night is our big event.
Come out to Buffalo Wild Wings White Marsh Thursday night for our annual holiday coat drive event. The whole WNST.net crew (Drew Forrester, Luke Jones, Glenn Clark, Ryan Chell, Nestor Aparicio and more) will be there hanging out enjoying a cold beer and chatting about all things Baltimore sports.
We need coats, but we also need jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts, gloves, mittens, hats, snow pants, scarves, boots, earmuffs and anything else you can think of to help keep folks warm this Holiday season. We need them for men, for women, for kids, even for babies. New or previously owned, we need as many as you can bring.
Everyone who brings at least five winter weather gear items (pairs of gloves count as one item) Thursday night we win one of our many giveaways. Our giveaways include…
Roughly 10 of the above pictured "Crush" t-shirts. Sure the Baltimore Orioles don't have any new players, but he's still pretty good.
There are roughly 15-20 footballs in this box (footballs provided by Freedmont Mortgage) signed by some of your favorite Baltimore Ravens, including Jameel McClain, Chris Canty, Marlon Brown, Eugene Monroe, Morgan Cox and Jacoby Jones.
We also have four pairs of tickets to see Badfish: A Tribute to Sublime at Rams Head Live in January.
Again, five or more winter weather gear items gets you one of the above items while supplies last. Everyone who brings out even ONE coat will get a $5 gift certificate from Buffalo Wild Wings to take care of their first eight boneless wings that night. And everyone who brings two or more coats will be registered to win a pair of tickets to WWE "Monday Night RAW" at Baltimore Arena January 6th.
PLUS, we have two copies of the recent "Baltimore's First Raven" Hall of Fame retrospective magazine signed by Jonathan Ogden. The first two people to bring us 20 or more winter weather items will receive those.
You guys have always come through for us in the past. We need you to come through once more before we make the coat donation Christmas week. There are a lot of people that need help in our community this holiday season. Please help us help them while we enjoy yet another run towards the postseason from the Ravens. Get your holiday shopping done while you're out.
It's going to be a great week throughout the WNST community. We can't wait to see you.


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Jeremy, in my family, we kids always called our father "Daddy." He was Daddy. We stopped calling our mother Mommy (switching to Mother), but Daddy was always Daddy. We never called him Dad. Not once. We disrespectfully called him "the O.M." (for "the old man") for a while -- though not to his face. My mother always referred to him to us as "your father." It's hard to convey the deep sense in which "Daddy" was just exactly what he was. No matter how mature or immature I was at any given point, it would not have shaken that belief. This was not a matter of sentimental love either. The tone could be quite negative, yet he'd still be Daddy.As I got older, I recognized that it seemed a bit oddly babyish to call him Daddy, but somehow it just wasn't possible to stop, even though it had not been a problem to drop the use of "Mommy." Jeremy raises the theory that there's a matter of regional usage here and that "Daddy" is a Southern thing, so let me add that we were raised in Delaware. My father was from Delaware but my mother was from Michigan, so it's possible that we kids followed the regional usage for each parent's place of origin, but that seems awfully weird. I have no memory of either of them telling us what to call them.
A fine point in my family is that early on my father's mother established that grandkids would call her "Mom." My father's father at that point became "Pop." So the paternal grandparents in my family were always "Mom and Pop," and neither of those words would ever seem to be a normal thing to call parents. Thus, we couldn't get to "Mom" from "Mommy," but needing to throw off the babyish "Mommy," we resorted to the oddly formal "Mother." Somehow, the corresponding "Father" never seemed right. And the way to "Dad" was also obstructed. So for the rest of their lives I called them "Mother and Daddy."
Now both are dead, and when I talk about them, I only say "my mother and my father."


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'Twilight' triumphs at Empire Cinema Alternative Movie Awards
'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2' swept Empire Cinemas' first Alternative Movie Awards.
The final installment of the vampire franchise took five awards - including Best On-Screen Couple, Best Kiss and Best Villain - in the British cinema chain's first annual awards in which winners were voted solely by eager movie fans.
The film's stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart took home the prizes for Best Couple and Best Kiss for their roles as Edward Cullen and Bella Swan, while Taylor Lautner beat the likes of Channing Tatum and Chris Hemsworth to win Best Male Body.
Michael Sheen's antagonist Aro was voted Best Villain, while the movie also scored the Best Fight Scenes award over 'Skyfall' and 'The Dark Knight Rises'.
Jon Nutton, marketing director of Empire Cinemas said: ''The awards season is such a talking point in the film and cinema industry.
''We've created The Empire Cinemas Alternative Movie Awards to help celebrate film even more, but to also give film fans a voice and pick the winners of awards not generally seen at the big ceremonies. 'Twilight' was a huge success for Empire Cinemas and it's clear to see our cinemagoers agree, voting it the winner of five awards.''
Other big winners were singer Rihanna, whose on-screen debut in 'Battleship' earned her the Best Pop Star Performance nod, and recently crowned Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway took the nod for Best Female Body after donning a figure-hugging catsuit in last year's Batman film.
The Empire Cinemas Alternative Movie Award winners:
Best On-Screen Couple: Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2'
Best On-Screen Kiss: Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2'
Best Fight Scenes: 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2'
Best Film Villain: Aro (Michael Sheen), 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2'
Best Male Body: Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner), 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2'
Best Female Body: Catwoman (Anne Hathaway), 'The Dark Knight Rises'
Best Tear-Jerker: 'Les Miserables'
Best Film Hero: Snow White (Kristen Stewart), 'Snow White and the Huntsman'
Best Pop Star Performance: Rihanna, 'Battleship'


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I haven't quite figured out what we are going to cook yet. My mother was a home economics teacher for over 30 years and she has thousands of recipes. I think those are her most prized possessions. Some of her favorite recipes, she didn't have written down. She just made it from memory.
I remember people would call and say, "Mrs. Ford, I need you to make me a pound cake. I will pay you $10." Still today, people will stop and ask me about my mother's pound cake.
I am not a fan of pound cake. This is most likely because my mom always had pound cake around. Now I miss it. There are a lot of my mom's cooking I miss. I don't like chicken and dressing because I can't find any that tastes like my mom's.
When my mom's health started to fail, I didn't think about preserving her recipes. You would think I would know all of her recipes because I grew up around them. Sadly I don't.
She did teach me one recipe. I still remember my mom guiding me on making her famous monkey bread. I remember it was dusk when I started and I didn't finish the homemade bread until after 10 p.m. I had no clue you had to let the dough rise twice. I honestly don't think I knew you had to let bread rise at all. I learned that night. I was exhausted after it was over and satisfied. I was so proud of my first batch of monkey bread. My mom was proud of me also.
I hope my mom can still guide me this Mother's day. I know the day is supposed to be all about her but as she gets older, I cherish everything she gives me. Even if it is just a little laugh.
I don't like saying, "I wish I could have done this or changed that." I know there is no point. However, I wish I would have learned more from my mother. I wish I could turn back the hands of time and learn my mother's pound cake recipe.
If you are still blessed to have your mother this Mother's Day, be a little selfish. Ask your mom to write down your favorite recipe for you. I bet you will cherish it. Your mom will also be touched.
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John Roth has been moved to the sidelines this weekend, but he's still smiling.The Long Beach, Calif., man had plans to run his 42-foot Outer Limits high performance boat in the 13th annual Desert Storm 2011 Poker Run and Shootout on Lake Havasu this weekend.
"But during a test run, I lost an oil pump," he said Friday. "I may just take my deck boat out and be a spectator."
The other 150 participants in the 13th annual event have no intention to just watch.
"I've gone to Lake San Antonio (in Bradley, Calif.), Lake Mead and a few other California lakes. But a lot of them have speed limits," said Michael Graham. "So I thought it would be fun to come here. I've heard a lot of good things about Lake Havasu."The pharmaceutical salesman from Thousand Oaks, Calif., not only brought his 27-foot Hallett to his first Desert Storm, he brought his parents and his brother, Ramik."I just love the speed and being on the water," he said.Chris Fenelon, along with his partner, Dave Abrams, is another first timer. Fenelon said they brought their 42-foot MTI from Saddle River, N.J., to "check out the sights and play.""The season in New Jersey is just getting started," Fenelon said. "This is the place to be right now."Fenelon is sharing the fun. He's one of 11 Desert Storm participants that offered rides during Friday's poker run to Marines in Camp Pendleton's Wounded Warrior Battalion West. The Marines were at Desert Storm courtesy of Lake Havasu City's Karen Gill and Lake Racer LLC's Jim Nichols, the event promoter."This is just unbelievable," said Marine Cpl. Brett Capo, who was riding with Fenelon. "The support we've seen here is phenomenal. We've all talked and agree this is the time of our lives."Capo, a machine gunner, suffered a traumatic brain injury during a tour in Afghanistan, with recurring balance issues the result.Read more at http://www.havasunews.com/articles/2011/04/30/news/doc4dbb991b87839210581165.txt
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My family always had open caskets for funerals and after having seen 3/4 grandparents laid out (I wasn't able to get home for one of them) I've come to realize that it really is better to remember them as they were, not as they are.
they were caught at the funeral home between the visitations trying to open the casket
but if she had succeeded, it would have felt like she "undid" our goodbye.
I didn't even want to see my father in his casket, but mother grasped my arm and said let's go see daddy. I kind of blurred my eyes - my younger sister and I were at the hospital when dad died and I much much to the nth degree preferred to remember him as he was.To this day, I do not or try not to see the deceased as they lay in the casket. It is a shell of the person - their spirit is gone and memories are the best or photos.
I think that the friend could have asked "Is there going to be a visitation/viewing?" and it would have been completely appropriate. Saying "I want to see her" is not.As for the response, "we're not having a viewing, the funeral will be on X day at Y location" is all that's necesary.
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DANIELSVILLE - Gloria Elizabeth Power, 84, wife of the late Dewey Ralph "Doc" Power, Sr., died Saturday, December 8, 2012.
A native of Orlando, Fla., she was the daughter of the late Charles DeForrest and Katherine Fussell Decker. She worked at GMAC in Athens prior to her marriage and the birth of her children. She was a loving mother and grandmother.
Survivors include children and their spouses, Kathy (James) McCay, Ila, Ralph (Peggy) Power, Danielsville, and Carol (Jeff) Sapp, Athens; grandchildren, LeAnn McCay Kidd, Jason McCay, Daniel McCay, Jessica Power, Fred Power, Stephanie Power, Lauren Cash, Todd Sapp, Jr., Vince Sapp, and Jake Sapp; and one great-grandson, Henry Cash.
A graveside service will be held Wednesday, December 12, at 3 p.m. at Meadow Baptist Church Cemetery with the Revs. Morris Sapp and Teresa Franklin officiating. The family will receive friends also on Wednesday, December 12, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the funeral home.
The family wishes to thank their mother's caretakers at Heaven's Garden Senior Care in Hamilton Mill and the staff at Saint Mary's Hospice House for their kind and compassionate care.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to St. Mary's Hospice or Meadow Baptist Church Cemetery Fund.
Lord & Stephens Danielsville is in charge of arrangements. www.lordandstephens.com
Gloria Power (12-8-12)
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Oct. 4, 2005
This Week's Schedule
Wednesday, October 5
No. 14 UC Santa Barbara (5-2-1) at Cal State Fullerton (2-5-1)
Cal State Fullerton's Titan Stadium Kickoff 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 8
No. 14 UC Santa Barbara (5-2-1) vs. Cal State Northridge (6-2-1)
UCSB's Harder Stadium Kickoff 7:00 p.m.
Match will be broadcast nationally on tape-delay by CSTV on Sunday, October 9th at 7:00 p.m. PST.
Still On Top
The 14th-ranked UC Santa Barbara men's soccer team remains atop the Big West Conference standings this week after defeating Cal Poly 3-1 last Wednesday and UC Riverside 4-0 on September 18th...but they no longer hold sole possession of the top spot. Cal State Northridge posts an identical 2-0 record in league play after victories over the same two squads, Cal Poly and UC Riverside, for a share of first place in the BWC, making this weekend's match-up all the more intriguing. After winning the conference crown for the third time in four years last season, UCSB has now held at least a share of the conference lead since finishing second in 2003.
That's More Like It
After a tough 2-1 loss at Loyola Marymount two weeks ago, UCSB rebounded with a convincing 3-1 victory over Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo last Wednesday. Senior Ivan Becerra scored two goals, again, including the game-winner, and freshman Eric Avila netted the first goal of his collegiate career, as the Gauchos defeated the Mustangs for the ninth consecutive time to improve to 5-2-1 overall and 2-0 in the Big West.
Where They Rank With the victory over Cal Poly, UCSB climbed back into the NSCAA Coaches' Poll this week at No. 24 after slipping out of the Top 25 a week ago following its one goal loss to Loyola Marymount September 25th. This marked the Gauchos' second stint out of the Top 25 this year, with the first coming after a loss to then No. 10 Cal and a tie with then No. 6 Virginia at the start of the season. Santa Barbara finds itself 6th in the incredibly strong Far West Region. The Gauchos have climbed back to 14th College Soccer News' Top 30, up from last week's 19th-ranking, their lowest of the season. UCSB is also ranked 19th by Soccer Times, and 20th in Soccer America. Upstart Top Drawer Soccer.com has Santa Barbara at 6th, up one from its preseason nod of No. 7 in the poll.
Cal State Fullerton Game Capsule
UCSB heads south to face Cal State Fullerton this Wednesday in a key Big West showdown. The Titans lead the overall series between the two schools 22-16-2, but the Gauchos have had more success lately. Santa Barbara swept both meetings with Fullerton in 2004, winning 4-3 in double overtime on October 6 at Harder Stadium and pulling out a tight 1-0 victory at Titan Stadium October 30 on a Drew McAthy penalty kick.
Titan Stadium has not been the easiest of places for the Gauchos to play in the last two years. They barely edged CSUF 1-0 in 2004 on a penalty kick by senior forward Drew McAth, and in 2003 they suffered their worse defeat of the season with a 4-1 loss at the hands of the Titans.
CSUF enters Wednesday's match with a 2-5-1 overall record after a 2-1 overtime win over UNLV Sunday. Fullerton is 0-0 in conference play and will kickoff their league schedule against the Gauchos. The Titans have struggled to get things going early on, having netted just a total of seven goals and five assists this season and have an average of 0.84 goals per game. Junior midfielder Arron Craggs paces the squad with three goals. Junior Bobby Armstrong has played roughly 75% of the minutes in goal and currently sports a 2.19 goals against average with 31 total saves.
Cal State Northridge Game Capsule
After it's match with Cal State Fullerton, UCSB will return home to meet Big West rival Cal State Northridge Sunday. The all-time series between the two programs has been extremely close over the years, with the Gauchos leading by the narrowest of margins 11-10-3. As the series history between these two schools would suggest, they split their two games a year ago, with the Matadors handing the Gauchos their first loss of the season 3-1 on October 16 in Northridge. Santa Barbara avenged that loss, defeating CSUN 2-1 November 9 at Harder Stadium.
The Matadors enter Sunday's match 6-2-1 overall and 2-0 in the Big West after a 2-1 win over UC Riverside and a 3-1 victory over Cal Poly last week. Northridge has tallied a total of 19 goals and 18 assists this season for a 2.11 goals per game average. All-Big West First Teamer Willie Sims directs the Matador offense, leading the team with eight goals, 18 points and 35 shots. Freshman keeper Kevin Guppy has started every game between the posts and comes in with a 1.32 goals against average and 29 saves. Senior midfielder Daniel Paladini scored the game-winner against the Matadors and netted two goals against the Mustangs to earn a spot on this week's College Soccer News National Team of the Week.
A Well-Oiled Machine
After winning six out of their last eight matches, it is safe to say that the Gauchos' attack is firing on all cylinders, or atleast most of them. The proof is UCSB's current positions on the Big West scoring charts. After Cal State Northridge started the year with seven goals in their first two matches of the season, it didn't look like anyone in the conference would be able to catch them, but with 18 goals in the last six games the Gauchos surpassed the Matadors to grab a hold of the top spot, averaging 3.50 goals per game. As Santa Barbara continues to put the ball in the back of the net, the team has moved into first in the conference in assists per game (3.00) and points (20) as well. Defensively, the Gauchos have been the toughest there is to score on, allowing a league-best one goal for a .50 goals against average through two conference matches, and second best 0.85 goals against average overall.
No Substitute For Experience
When UCSB opened the season on September 2nd against Cal, the starting XI only had a combined 115 starts amongst them, or an average of 10.5 per player, and the lineup consisted of five players with two or less starts in 2004. This was quite a drastic change from the team that started last year's NCAA National Championship with a combined 507 career matches or an average of 46.1 a piece. Eight games into the season, the starting lineup against Cal Poly had a combined 190 starts for an average of 17.3 per player, nearly twice as many starts as when the 2005 season started. While the difference of 75 starts between the first match of the season and last week's is an improvement, the Gauchos' level of experience is still a far cry from last year's squad, but an even farther cry from Santa Barbara's opening day lineup.
Lucky Seven
After going scoreless through the first four games of the season, senior forward Ivan Becerra broke through against UC Riverside with a two-goal performance that earned him Big West Player of the Week honors. The senior followed that effort with another stellar performance against Alabama A&M, scoring a goal in the 52nd minute and then another minutes later to seal the victory for the Gauchos. Becerra continued to shine against Cal Poly last week, scoring what proved to be the game-winner in the 66th minute and adding another 49 seconds later to put the game out of reach. The forward was named to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week for his latest heroics against the Mustangs. His six goals, all in the Gauchos' last four contests, lead the team and are second in the Big West. Becerra has also recorded two assists this season, giving him 14 total points and sole possession of second place in the early going of the conference race for the scoring title.
Pitchin' In
For his work in helping the Gaucho offense break free from its opening weekend struggles, it was only a matter of time until freshman midfielder Eric Avila would net the first goal of his collegiate career that he deserved. After assisting on UCSB's first goal of the season against Northwestern, the U.S. under-17 National Team standout finally broke through for himself, literally. In UCSB's 3-1 the victory at Cal Poly he took a pass from fellow midfielder and sophomore Hermann Trophy candidate Tyler Rosenlund and put away a wide-open shot after beating the goalkeeper 1-on-1 to give UCSB a 1-0 lead early in the match. Avila is tied for second on the team with two assists, and his 17 shots are second most, as well.
Set Up Man
After Wednesday's match at Cal Poly, Ivan Becerra and senior midfielder Nate Boyden know each other much better than they used to. The pair connected twice in the second half for two goals as the Gauchos went on to defeat the Mustangs, 3-1. The two assists were the first and second of the season for Boyden, he is now the second Gaucho to record two in a game in 2005. The team's co-captain scored his only goal of the year against Northwestern September 9 on a stellar free kick.
Hermann Trophy Watch
Sophomore Hermann Trophy candidate Tyler Rosenlund continued to shine last week against the Mustangs. Under his direction, the Gaucho offense outshot Cal Poly 18-12 and tallied a 9-2 advantage in shots on goal. For the entire season, 58 of Santa Barbara's 114 shots have been on frame for a SOG percentage of .509. After posting two assists last week against Alabama A&M, Rosenlund connected with Avila on UCSB's first strike against Cal Poly in the 11th minute for his team-leading third dish of the season. Rosenlund has also done his job defensively in the midfield, helping UCSB to limit the opposition to a respectable .317 SOG percentage and a conference-leading +1.34 scoring margin thus far in 2005.


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In the fall of 2011, I decided it was time to save the Moore Family Photo Albums to computer. From 1945 through 1971, the albums contained many old photos of the family which produced me. I scanned photo after photo into the computer.
My mother was eighty-three in 2012 when she wrote the comments which follow. She had written me about her experience getting childhood treasures from her mother many years ago. Today, I will let her tell her story as she wrote it to me on February 14, 2012. Her lucidity at age eighty three was amazing. This column consists mainly of her words to me.
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"I suppose one of the most noticeable signs of aging (besides the obvious physical ones) is the growing habit of saving good stuff. In my family that means books and written materials as well as dishes and knick-knacks we display by hanging on the walls or cluttering the tops of furniture.
"One of the treasures I recalled from childhood was a huge ancient Family Bible. The cover was a purplish shade of leather with gold gilt lettering, well-worn with time. There were locks of hair inserted here and there, various old clippings, and the family page in the middle dating back to the late 1880's. My maternal grandmother passed away in 1936, and later Mom's older sister Aunt Gay sent her a big package of some of Granny's things. We lived in Montana and Granny lived in Kentucky, so I had never met her. But Mom talked about her family enough that I felt a kinship. So I was fascinated by the old Bible.
"Mom was not a sentimental person. Some years later when I was working for Social Security, I often saw older folks bringing in their old Family Bibles, because they contained the family records. One could tell from the entries when another child was born with the entry of name and date. This was during the time when children were usually born at home, with assistance from a family member or neighborhood lady who knew what needed to be done. By seeing the whole book we were able to evaluate the reliability of the entry as proof of age.
"Being fascinated by these old Bibles, I contacted Mom to see if she still had theirs. She replied very matter-of-factly that it was old and the pages were coming loose, so she took out the family record pages and gave the old Bible to Good Will. I nearly had a fit in disappointment that she would destroy such a valuable family treasure!
"It was then I told her, 'Well, before you get rid of anything else, I'm going to be sure you don't get rid of any more of the family treasures,' naming off several items.' She laughed when I named off items I considered treasures! To safeguard them, she either gave the item to me then, or told me I had better put my name on the bottom of them.
"So I now proudly display Mom's Tea Set. It was used only on Sunday afternoons when we had company - folks who came home from church with us for Sunday dinner. She laughed when I called it a family treasure. She said when my oldest sister, Zella, was about 9 years old, they saw this set in the Sears & Roebuck Catalog, and longed for it. Finally, it came out in one of their sale books for $3.98 and she ordered it. The dishes are blue and tan with dainty white flowers on the rim, service for six. I always thought they were the most beautiful dishes I had ever seen. NONE of my church friends had such finery in their homes!
"Sometimes an item which appears to be only ornamental may a cherished treasure to the owner. I have moved this tea set from Montana, to Idaho, to Texas, back to Washington, back to Texas, then to Oregon before giving it a final resting place on a farm out of Apple Springs, Texas. Perhaps the greatest miracle is that not one of the pieces is broken or chipped.
"May my lovely tea set Rest in Peace!"
So, if you wondered where I picked up my writing skills, you can thank Mama. I hope I still write that well at age eighty three.
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Budgetary flak: Florida's military bases hope to avoid cuts
An F-35 Lightning II flies over Destin before landing at its new home at Eglin Air Force Base. [Photo: Staff Sgt. Joely Santiago/U.S. Air Force]
Northwest Florida economic strategists aren't keen on the possibility of another Base Realignment and Closure round in 2013. But they're even more worried about the possibility of across-the-board military cuts that could hit sooner.
President Obama's 2013 budget proposal calls for $487 billion in military budget reductions over the next 10 years. He has also asked for Department of Defense authority to establish additional rounds of BRAC.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, campaigning for possibly two BRAC rounds, has told lawmakers that unless Congress acts by the summer to present a deficit-reduction plan, cuts would begin automatically by law next January and produce an additional $500 billion in savings.
If reductions are made in the context of BRAC, "I'm not worried about Florida at all," says former Northwest Florida State College Vice President David Goetsch, chairman of the statewide Florida Defense Support Task Force and of the Economic Development Council for Okaloosa County.
But across-the-board cuts, says Goetsch, are "the big bugaboo hanging out there. It's cutting with a very dull hatchet. That's why the military wants a BRAC — they know where they want to cut."
The military accounts for 25% of northwest Florida's gross regional output, compared to 3% to 14% in other Florida regions, according to the University of West Florida Haas Center. In Eglin Air Force Base-centered Okaloosa County, the military contributes 47% of economic activity.
Congressional lethargy, BRAC costs and the fact that it's an election year make a BRAC round look unlikely until 2015, says Goetsch.
As for across-the-board cuts, Florida can only hope that budget plans put forth by the president and the Pentagon will focus on Army and Marine Corps units, since Florida's military is mostly Navy and Air Force. "We would still be hurt," however, Goetsch says, because "every base will get cut."
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Tom Rogic opens up about World Cup heartbreak with Socceroos
Canberra football star Tom Rogic has opened up about his World Cup heartbreak, revealing the devastation of missing out on a childhood dream and saying the injury battle became too much to handle.
Former Socceroos captain Paul Wade expected Rogic's omission and said there was no room for sympathy when it came to picking a squad for the world's biggest stage.
Rogic was cut from the Socceroos on Tuesday night, one of four players left out of Australia's final 23-man squad.
He struggled with his groin injury, rumoured to be osteitis pubis, late last year at Scottish giant Celtic and it continued to plague him when he went on loan to Melbourne Victory.
Eventually it forced Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou's hand, and shattered 21-year-old Rogic's dream of playing in Brazil.
But the Canberra junior will use his World Cup disappointment to drive him to greater heights.
"Today I experienced one of the toughest days of my life," Rogic posted on Instagram with a photo of him lying on the ground injured.
"I have missed out on a childhood dream, something I have worked so hard for.
"My body hasn't allowed me to take the opportunity I have been given. After giving my all, trying to play through the pain, it all became too much.
"I can honestly say I did everything I could to make my dream come true. The feelings I have now will drive me to become a better person and footballer and, hopefully, come back stronger than ever."
Wade said it had been clear Rogic wasn't 100 per cent when he was on loan to Victory for the second half of the A-League season, and he wasn't surprised the young Canberran missed the cut.
He said you needed to be fully fit to play against some of the best teams in the world and felt Postecoglou had no choice but to go with the squad he picked.
"I'm not surprised, not surprised at all, with that injury you could see that he wasn't 100 per cent when he was playing for Melbourne Victory," Wade said.
"With the standard that Ange has set, if you're not 100 per cent fit, plus a little bit more, then you are going to struggle.
"It's scary when you go out against these international teams that have got everything to play for.
"They live for this competition and, when you pick the two finalists from the last World Cup [Spain and Holland] and the third best team from South America [Chile], there is no room for sympathy or empathy or anything else.
"It's black and white, there's no emotion involved."
Wade hoped the groin problem was just an episode and didn't become a long-term torment.
He agreed with Rogic that the pain of missing out on the World Cup could drive him to return bigger and better.
"It doesn't mean [his World Cup dream] is over by a long shot," Wade said.
"So deal with the disappointment, make sure you never forget it and make sure the next coach or Ange Postecoglou have got no choice but to pick you next time."
Socceroos veteran Josh Kennedy (back) also lost his battle with ongoing injury problems.
Young goalkeeper Mark Birighitti and another Socceroo veteran of the 2006 and 2010 World Cup campaigns, Luke Wilkshire, are the other two players left out.
Chris Dutton is a sports reporter at The Canberra Times.
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Letter to the Editor: Keep marriage holy
In reply to last week's Letter to the Editor, "For the children": Voting 'yes' on the marriage amendment is not only good for the children's security, but it is, first of all, obeying the first recorded laws, God's laws.
In the Bible, in Genesis 2, verse 24, read how He commanded "a man leave his father and mother and be united with his wife." There were no exceptions made; no, "Just in case I change my mind," or, "If my people decide to do things another way."
America, Minnesota, we need to fear and honor God, not man. Keep marriage holy and teach our children and grandchildren God's law.
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These bars do look yummy Trish and I like that they are so simple to make! A great dessert and I will try to remember only to have a small piece!!ReplyDelete
Yup, adding this one to the holiday baking list, too. Anything quick and easy that tastes decadent and rich...right up my alley! Thanks, Trish...ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your cheesecake cookie bars recipe. This is just what I was looking for. Love, FaithReplyDelete
Thank you so much for always visiting me.
I don't find a Pink Saturday post on your blogs...But instead I found amazing recipes and I will be adding a link to yours from mine if you don't mind.
Thanks for sharing.
~ Gabriela ~
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trish this look good. i am just curious did you ever try that cookie sheet cake with cream cheese and pineaple that i sent you?ReplyDelete
Ahh such beautiful looking bars...ReplyDelete
I wanted to bake something this afternoon and that looks PERFECT.
I have all the ingredients.
Oh Char, thanks for reminding me. That one you sent looks so yummy too...another recipe I have stashed away to try! Yikes...more cheesecake...they better be ready at work for some more sampling! HA! Char...if you get to it, you might post it before I get to it.ReplyDelete
Another recipe I know my hubby will love! Thank you so much for giving us these wonderful recipes...along with mouth watering pictures! I wish I lived closer to you!ReplyDelete


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Wanted to get out and run the rally a bit today so found a nice parking lot, of course we know there is always an obstacle that will found in any parking lot................
Just running stock gearing and a 2s Lipo and was having a blast when I got a little wide and went off the blacktop and into a little grass strip that had a parking sign planted in it
I hit it direct onto the driver side front corner, thought all was well, no body damage at all but..........................noticing the wheels turned sharply and locked I rolled ole BLUE over to find this!
This plastic seems quite brittle? Oh well, time to get a replacement and a spare! Thought I would share some potential carnage possibilities to those that have impact with stationary objectsNOT recommended obviously LOL
Wow, that's a bad spot for it to break like that. Sorry about the breakage. Glad you had fun doing it though!
Is owning 27 RC's too many? No way!
I wonder if the dying of the chassis made it brittle?? Looks like a wierd spot to break must have hit perfectly to do that isn't that the way it always happen though lol. Good luck with getting back up and running fortunately if they are like the slash 4x4 they it shouldn't be to bad to replace, anyway god bless and have fun
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Dont think that part get dyed... its black to start with.
Bad break, as you well know, every vehicle has a weak point or two. Perhaps thats one for the rally on frontal impacts. Or, just a freak accident... I guess we'll see.
I don't think its a fluke I broke mine the other day also... CA did not work to fix it either lol. I was shopping around for the part and there aren't any in stock, except ebay, through horizon hobby what the?!
If you get skunked and can't find one to purchase I will offer my extra to you. I ordered off their website, shipping was cheaper than Ebay rates.
How did yours break, impact with a curb or landing impact?
If it is available send one to Roachtron, he needs one!
I also think this area or this makeup of plastic may be a weak link, I am no expert but it seems brittle, maybe fiber reinforcement or more flex would stop the sheering action. I would expect a crack or partial tear but this is the result as you see it actual. Rhat was a pretty nasty shearing for the speed I was going, outside temps were 68degrees too so I am thinking colder will be worse IMO. I am not complaining, I am only suggesting to take a closer look at the situation for improvement otherwise it easily becomes an aftermarket part for someone like RPM to improve upon? I'd rather see it better for the next guy or kid that doesn't have the knowledge or his or her Dad or Mom doesn't have the ability to fix it.
I really am impressed with the handling and I have not yet tinkered
Thanks for your response Hunchback187
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Last edited by kwitty; 11-12-2012 at 03:57 PM.
Give us a call in to customer service we can take the order over the phone for the part.
i Broke this part too ! I have been looking for a replacement for the last two weeks!
LMK where you found one!
Pede 4x4 PE - Slash 4x4 PE
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He Who Dies With the Most Toys Wins.
^^ Hey you are a copy cat! LOL ^^
See my PM to you
Figures a Blue Rally would be going fast enough to break the chassis. I don't see the other colors doing that...
Hope you get up and running again, and soon.
My Black & Blue Rally is faster than your color...
Mine was orange :P
Btw Kwitty is the MAN!!!!
Pede 4x4 PE - Slash 4x4 PE
Miss Geico Boat
I want to thank Traxxas for some very kind customer support to help out a situation with someone needing this part for their Rally
Now if I could just get my #7411 body to paint LOL
O.G. BLUE is fast, very fast LOL
YOLOer............you are very welcome
I got the last 1Liquid had in stock last night
Now I'm prepared for when I break mine..
ouch. I can't believe two people broke it in the same place. I drove mine into a curb at nearly full speed and that part survived, but the chassis cracked, right next to the servo. I superglued it since part # 7422 is not in stock anywhere right now. It seems like it'll hold for now.
I also broke a shock and bend my drive shaft to about a 10 degree angle. This was not a light impact.
My question to you is, did either of you hit bumper first? I did, and it seems like the force was transferred directly to the chassis.
I am thinking of adding some epoxy resin to that area this time for added strength or less flex? Anyone got other ideas for improvement short term?
Traxxas Employee here on this thread says to call in to check if in stock which it was even though the website said not. I think at this point they are aware of this issue and I would think they or someone is already working on the improved version.
If I find any I will post or PM you where I saw them.....
Whatever you do I suggest not driving with it broken... I need to replace a diff case, center drive shaft, and part 6845x now. Anyone know what the difference is between 6845 and 6845x?
Well today finally my two new bulkheads arrived so it can go back together................................but wait, in closer examination I have also bent and flared out the driveshaft! I did not pay attention when I quickly took it apart and had set the driveshaft aside but now I see I will need a drive shaft also But I can now maybe look at a silver or gunmetal from STRC or Red from Traxxas or another blue LOL
Here is another thought on what maybe caused the severity of this sheering of the bulkhead. If you look from overhead in this shot, the tear started on the right and at an area that does not have a lot of plastic reinforcement. I believe maybe it was from the leverage of the impact driving back to the steering linkage post and that post being a leverage strong point to pull back and sheer off the bulkhead. Seems that some of the other chassis, Anza, Proline, and my previous Slash bolted through from top to bottom as a 'box' to add strength so maybe a needed improvement here?? Just thinking out loud and sharing my observations.
here are a few shots of driveshaft bend and flaring and top view showing the possible shearing from force to servo post?
Impact was to the driver side of the vehicle which would in turn put pressure to post that is shown here pulled furthest back. Might have to do some thinking on this one?? Any thoughts to share from anyone else??
Has anyone looked into bracing the chassis from the top similar to how it's done on an ERBE? Maybe using a camber link or something? I've jumped my rally straight off a 7 foot drop to flat pavement a dozen times (and its zero degrees here) and have had no problems with that part. But, to strengthen it in the short term I wonder if some sort of "doubler" style skid plate underneath would help. Maybe a cut up tbone skid that simply doubles the material under that part. I'm going to look into it tomorrow.
You are doing what to your Rally? 7ft jumps No mercy LOL
More accurately, 7 foot drops... Lands flat with a thud but rolls away clean.