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Up-and-coming professional bass angler, Jim Hardy, worked closely with Netbait to design the Netbait Hardytack Craw - and it has been a hit across the country. He wanted to create a bait that would look, act and move just like a real crawfish. It can be rigged on any style jig head from 1/4 to 3/4 oz, and there is a bubble about three ribs down from the tails, that lets you know exactly where to thread the hook into the bait. By hooking the bait at that spot, it kicks the tails under - providing its killer swimming action - like that of a real crawfish.
The best way to rig it is on a full jig with a skirt and watch it bring the jig to life. Other jig trailers provide some action, but the Hardytack Craw with its big claws, ribbed profile, and legs tucked under as it scoots along the bottom, creates a disturbance and action just like a live crawfish would. Extremely versatile, you can also strategically pull appendages off and use it as a punch bait, as a swim jig trailer, or even as a chatterbait trailer.
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It's a war against the Russian Olives in the county. A bobcat equipped with a special head is ripping and shredding the Russian olives to pieces. Emery County Weed and Mosquito department director James Nielsen is excited about the project. The county has been involved in several projects to help with the eradication of Russian olives from Emery County. The goal is the total removal of Russian olives from Emery County's waterways.
The Russian olives aren't as enthused about the project as Nielsen. Russian olives are very hard to kill. If you spray the tree and miss even a tiny branch of the tree, the tree won't die.
Nielsen said, "The county weed department and other agencies have been involved in the removal of Russian olives from Highway 24, the road to Hanksville all the way up to Fuller Bottom a distance of 120 river miles. The current project extends from Fuller Bottom up to private land and must be completed by June 30. A $35,000 grant has been received to assist in this phase.
"The next phase of the project will begin on the private land adjacent to our waterway. Each drainage will have a subcommittee to the county weed board to identify potential projects. Projects will be prioritized and funding from a Utah Department of Agriculture and food grant will be used to assist in this next phase of removal. This phase of the removal will begin on July 1, 2013.
"It is being planned to put Russian olives on the county noxious weed list and it is also possible that they could be put on the state noxious weed list as well.
"To determine the best way to get rid of the Russian olives a test plot is being utilized by the bridge just south of Castle Dale. This control plot will utilize five methods of killing the Russian olives to demonstrate what works the best and which method will be the best fit for individual landowners.
"The control plot contains a large number of Russian olives and also some tamarisk which will be shredded as well. The beetles have really done a great job on the tamarisk. The leaves never developed and there is a brown out without any recharging of nutrients to the roots. Also loss of water through transpiration is totally stopped. This process will eventually weaken the plant and in three or four years the plant will die. The beetles have worked their way up the San Rafael and it's a total brown out at Fuller's Bottom. We really need to take out the tamarisk and the Russian olive so the native species will have a chance for regrowth. The native species are still there, they are just being crowded out and need a chance to come back. These two species, the tamarisk and the Russian olive were planted here, and they've spread. At one time it was thought they were good for wildlife and erosion control. They didn't know at that time they would crowd out the native plants," said Nielsen.
Dennis Worwood, Utah State Extension agent is also involved with the project. He said the Russian olives have done so well here because they love salty soils and drought doesn't bother them. "Emery County is a good spot for Russian olives. A tamarisk doesn't necessarily use more water than a willow, but they utilize that water better and grow a lot taller with the same amount of water. In a study of trees in the intermountain west, the tamarisk was the third most common tree with the Russian olive coming in fourth. These trees grow so thick the livestock and wildlife can't get between them. The birds move the seeds of the Russian olives and they've really spread. Russian olives are shade tolerant, they'll grow in shade they don't care, but most native plants can't grow in shade," said Worwood.
Nielsen said, "The grasses and willows are beginning to come back along the San Rafael."
Getting rid of Russian olives is hard work. You can cut them down with chain saws and then treat the stumps and that works pretty good. It's very labor intensive work. On this test spot the machines are shredding the trees, the machine reaches up and then the arm comes down upon the tree and shreds it. Another treatment is the basal bark where the herbicide is mixed with a methylated oil, like a cooking oil and is applied to the trunk of the smaller trees and it kills the tree, this works well. This process works best on the smaller trees. There will be resprouting with any of these methods and any regrowth will be treated.
Another method is to spray the leaves on the trees with herbicide. Another method which will be used is uprooting the entire tree with a backhoe. Even when trees are jerked out, regrowth will still occur and it will be treated with chemical.
Russian olives and tamarisk change natural stream channels and obstruct normal overflowing of the banks into the flood plain. They will create cutting and deep stream channels. These plants hold the water in the channel. They change the riparian area. The willows can lay over and allow the flood waters to wash over them, but not the tamarisk and the Russian olive.
Nielsen pointed out the war against the Russian olive is a cooperative project with many entities involved. The forest service provided the machines that shredded the trees on the test plot.
Work to eliminate the Russian olives has been ongoing in the county since the 1980s. The county has provided the chemical to local landowners who want to spray the trees on their property.
The current grant money will allow the further removal of Russian olives from Highway 24 downstream to the river's confluence with the Green, approximately 39 miles. Removal will also take place from Fuller Bottom upstream to the first agricultural lands above the confluence of Ferron, Huntington and Cottonwood Creeks.


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WASHINGTON — Democrat Terry McAuliffe's gubernatorial campaign in Virginia was funded largely with out-of-state funds. Now that he's governor-elect, Virginia businesses are stepping to underwrite his inaugural expenses.
Virginia-based interests have contributed $637,000 — or nearly two-thirds — of the slightly more than $1 million McAuliffe has reported receiving so far for the festivities, according to a USA TODAY tally of fundraising data collected through midday Monday by the Virginia Public Access Project. The non-partisan group tracks political spending in the state.
By comparison, less than a third of the money McAuliffe collected for his campaign came from in-state sources.
Among the top givers: Richmond-based tobacco giant Altria and Dominion, a top power company in the state. Each gave $50,000, the maximum amount McAuliffe is accepting to help underwrite the festivities. They include an inaugural parade, balls, a prayer breakfast and a luncheon.
McAuliffe will be sworn in Saturday.
The state government underwrites only a portion of the expenses, such as the cost of bleachers and security. Private donations must make up the rest.
Under Virginia's law, donations of $10,000 or more must be reported within three business days of their receipt. A full report on all inaugural donations is due in March.
So far, the health-care industry is the top economic sector contributing to the McAuliffe celebrations, according to the Virginia Public Access Project. Health-care interests have donated $180,000. He made expanding the federal Medicaid program to more low-income Virginians a central part of his campaign.
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Deep Thoughts X: Cold showers and moving up on draft day
Robin Brownlee
June 04 2009 01:25PM
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When it comes to moving up in the Entry Draft, the Edmonton Oilers have had less luck than Wanye Gretz trying to convince the hottest girl -- any girl -- in high school to give him her phone number. In other words, no sniff.
As desperate and sad as that is, chances are the Oilers will be pitching to move up from the 10th pick in Montreal. Of course, that's an obligatory angle with this outfit.
-- In 2003, GM Kevin Lowe tried to move up from the 17th pick with an eye to getting a shot at one of a trio of defencemen: Ryan Suter, Braydon Coburn or Dion Phaneuf. No cigar. He ended up moving down to 22nd and taking Marc Pouliot.
-- In 2002, Lowe offered Mike Grier and a swap of picks to move into the top four because he wanted Joni Pitkanen. Again, no dice. Lowe ended up picking 15th and calling the name of the immortal Jesse Niinimaki, who is now running a hair-dressing salon in Amsterdam.
-- Perhaps the Oilers biggest push came back in 1988, when Glen Sather did everything he could to make a deal with St. Louis to get the ninth pick and take Teemu Selanne. No sale. The Blues kept the pick and took Rod Brind 'Amour. Winnipeg took The Finnish Flash 10th.
The Oilers ended up with towering but utterly immobile defenceman Francois (Two Left Feet) Leroux, who played 11 games in Edmonton silks. Talk about the difference between bagging the math class hottie and ending up with Mrs. Palmer and her five daughters.
But I digress . . .
This time around
The consensus -- if you can call it that considering the amount of variation between team lists and rankings by NHL Central Scouting and other outlets -- is there's three tiers in the top 10 picks at this year's picking of pimply faced talent.
The first tier is John Tavares, Victor Hedman, Matt Duchene and Evander Kane. The second includes Brayden Schenn, Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson, Scott Glennie and, arguably, Jared Cowan. The third tier begins with the likes of Zack Kassian, Jordan Schroeder and John Moore.
While the Oilers, it goes without saying, would love to move into a top-four spot, it's more realistic to think they might land a pick in spots five through eight if they can find a trading partner willing to swap, say, fifth or sixth spot for 10th and a roster player.
The Oilers would be happy to get Schenn, Paajarvi-Svensson, Glennie or Cowan. The question is, what would moving four or five spots cost? Depends on the team on the other end of the conversation with GM Steve Tambellini.
If the Oilers can't move up, don't be surprised if they take Kassian at 10th or even move down and take a long look at Ryan Ellis.
Hey, tough guy
I don't know what it is about tough guys, but Zack Stortini has taken over where Georges Laraque left off as the Oilers unofficial good will ambassador in the community.
If there's an event around Edmonton, be it a golf tournament, a visit to a school or any manner of charity function, you're likely to see Stortini at it, shaking hands, signing autographs and posing for pictures.
Just as Gentleman Georges was and is famous for, Stortini has the heaviest calendar of any Oiler, by a long shot, when it comes to public appearances in town. He's the epitome of the tough guy with a heart of gold.
I had a good, long chat with Stortini at TEAM 1260's golf tournament at The Ranch Tuesday, a talk that was interrupted by him posing for pictures, including a grip-and-grin with guys from my foursome, at least five times in 20 minutes.
What fans, and I, admire about Stortini is he's likely the most down-to-earth NHL athlete you'll ever meet. No pretence. No "look at me." A lot of NHLers who think they're a big deal could learn a thing or two from Zack.
Same goes for Steve MacIntyre.
At random
-- Dwayne Roloson repeated his belief he can play another four or five years in an interview he did with Jim Matheson of The Journal this week, and maybe that's true, but it won't be in Edmonton.
As much as I admire Roloson's compete level, and it's ridiculously high, the Oilers will be making a huge mistake if they sign him to more than a one-year deal. Do you think Tambellini really wants to be locked into two years 20 games into next season if Jeff Deslauriers has shown he can carry the mail? Or if he can acquire a Josh Harding or Scott Clemmensen? Well, no, and that's why talks on a new contract haven't begun.
With Ray Emery reportedly destined for Philadelphia -- speaking of "look at me" and dickishness in general -- Roloson doesn't have a lot of options for a multi-year deal. If I'm Tambellini, it's one-or-done for Roli.
-- Ran into former Oiler Sean Brown Tuesday. He's heading back to Europe for a fifth straight season.
While Brown is good enough and more than tough enough to play in the NHL somewhere, the combination of a car, an apartment, a good salary and a 52-game schedule has him on his way back to Austria.
Just saying
-- Could Marc Crawford end up back behind the bench in Colorado? I can only hope. There's a heaping helping of humble pie waiting to be jammed down Crow's gullet. Go for it, Marc, and take Dan Cloutier with you. The over-under is 34 wins.
-- Mats Sundin? Please. For the love of God, common sense and salary cap space, let's not start thinking about the Big Swede in Edmonton silks just because he has ties to Pat Quinn. Sundin's in my NCFOM File with Jaromir Jagr. With the salary cap likely to be in the high-40s in 2010-11, find a pay day someplace else, gents.
-- Scott Hartnell? Ryane Clowe? That's money better spent.
-- Listen to Robin Brownlee every Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. on Just A Game with Jason Gregor on TEAM 1260.
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By Alice Wadleystaff writer
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, US Army (Ret.) visited Emery County recently to speak to a large group of educators and law enforcement officers. Grossman is an internationally recognized scholar, author, soldier, and speaker who is one of the world's foremost experts in the field of human aggression and the roots of violence and violent crime. He is the author and coauthor of several books, including On Killing, nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill: A Call to Action Against TV, Movie and Video Game Violence.
For Grossman school violence hits close to home, in March of 1998 he received a phone call asking if he had heard the news about a shooting at a middle school in his home town of Jonesboro Ark. He had a son, who attended middle school in Jonesboro. He turned on the news and learned the shooting was at Westside Middle School. His son attended another middle school. An 11 year old pulled a fire alarm and fled into a field, where he met with a 13 year old. As students evacuated the building they shot and murdered one teacher and four students. Nine students and one teacher were also injured as a result of the shooting.
Grossman said, "Today we are going to focus on one thing, taking those precious children safely to our schools and sending them home to their parents alive". Grossman asked how many kids had been killed by school fires, since the Chicago school fire in 1958? Zero. He then asked, how many kids killed by school violence? In 1997, there were 57 deaths and a quarter of a million students with serious injuries. Our children are more likely to be killed by violence than any other means of death.
Never once had a juvenile ever gone to school and committed a homicide until 1975. In the 1980s, there was only one double homicide in a school. In the 1990s school violence began to explode. He went on to cite several other school massacres.
We have put armed cops in our schools and it works. If there is someone in that school that can shoot back the killer won't try. Utah is leading the nation across America. "People are taking action. I hope there is not a school left in America that is not armed."
"We deter them. We detect them. We say they are just kids. I bet today the Columbine killers would have been spotted two to three times over. We deter them by the hundreds we detect them by the thousands".
We deter them by having lock down drills. In the drills we have to teach if you're in a safe place stay there. If it's not safe get out. If the only way out is through the bad guy, do it. "You have permission to defend yourself".
Ohio offered the opportunity for teachers to attend classes to carry a concealed weapon in school. More than 1,000 educators attended the class after the Sandy Hook murders. Using violence to protect our children is the most natural way to protect them. "Teach them to fight for their lives. If you don't teach kids what to do, they will do nothing." Tell the kids to throw things. We are negligent if we do nothing. "When all else fails, fight for your life."
What can we do to slow them down? Keep the school doors locked including back doors. Individual classrooms need to be able to be secured quickly. At Sandy Hook Elementary the teachers were fumbling with their keys trying to lock the doors as the gunman went down the hallways and killed them. Cops demand the classroom doors be locked. Pass an ordinance if you have to. Keep the doors shut and locked at all times.
In the three biggest mass murders in US schools, the shooter shot out the glass of the front door and stepped into the school. Schools need to prevent this from happening by not having large glass doors or large plate glass windows next to doors. Schools can purchase a laminate from clear-armor.com to prevent a shooter from shooting out the glass.
"Sandy Hook is just the beginning". Vulnerable places will see violence. They will seek out helpless victims because they don't have guns.
"It just gets worse every year. It is the teacher in our classroom that will change the world".
"I had the honor to coauthor Glenn Beck's book, Control. The first things in the book, he says you know it ain't about the guns, the guns have always been there. The last thing in the books says, it's about those sick, sick video games.
New factor. Media violence causes violence in our society. Since the game Grand Theft Auto, there has been an explosion in violence. In the game you can buy sex from a prostitute, murder her and get your money back. In a survey 30 percent of second graders had played the game.
Researchers have looked at brain scan images of kids who observe media violence. They are similar to someone who is intoxicated. Grossman showed pictures of brain scans. The scans showed media violence stunts or "retards" kids brain development: children with violent TV, movie and video game exposure had reduced cognitive brain function. Media violence makes violent brains: violent TV, movie, and video game exposure had an effect on normal kids that made their brain scans the same as children with documented, diagnosed Aggressive Behavior disorder. A parent of a three year old boy who was violent was advised to have no TV, no video games, no movies for one week. After a week of no violent media the boys aggressive behavior ceased. After a week of detox, one boy said "Keep those games away from me. I don't like who I am when I play those games."
An entire school went through a detoxification. Violence went down by 50 percent. Watching less television leads to obesity reduction the average kid spends 53 hours a week in front of the television. Math scores went up 15 percent verbal scores went up 18 percent.You can do the 10 day detox at takethechallengenow.net and download information.
In 2009 in the United States 57 Law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty. In 2010, 77 LEOs were killed in the line of duty. In 2011, 86 were killed. In Washington state 4 LEO were killed while they were eating.
Some prevention tips are: Cops demand the classroom doors are locked. Carry off duty. Less than 20 percent of off duty officers carry. Have the proper equipment such as rifles that will penetrate bullet proof vests. Have smoke grenades in cars in case you need concealment. Have helicopters to drop officers off on roofs and deploy to an area. A fire hose is effective to a certain point. The bad guy will use fire as a weapon of mass destruction. In Russia, the fireman refused to go in. They are despised in Russia. Try and integrate with the fire department. In Israel the fireman are armed.
You have to have your heart and mind ready. We are at war. The single best way to prepare for war is hunting. Teach your kids martial arts. A warrior is one who prepares for war. Are you in this war or not? One who is intensely invested in a purpose. We need our warriors.
What's the score in this game? The murder rate is skewed because of medical technology. The FBI annual crime report has shown a seven-fold increase in murders from 1957-2005. Milwaukee got concealed weapons and crime went down. 40 states have concealed carry laws. Five states have college student concealed carry. Arm yourselves. If every citizen in America bought one bullet we would have over a billion bullets. If you go to the stores ammunition is hard to find. Americans are preparing for a bad time. Americans can smell it. Our armed citizens are our only hope.
We are fudging figures. In 2008 2.5 million were incarcerated. The justice system has run out of space. Can you imagine one day without justice. The only thing we need more than justice is the air we breath. Japan has seen a 43 percent increase in violent crime.
Grossman reminded everyone it's our responsibility to keep violent movies and TV and video games away from our children.
Children learn what they live and live what they learn. What goes in must come out and if garbage goes in garbage will come out.
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Cody Man Recognized for Protecting Wyoming Cultural Heritage
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Cody Field Office and the Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) recently recognized Michael Neville of Cody for volunteering 150 hours with the Wyoming Site Stewardship Program (WYSSP). Neville received the Distinguished Service Award at a meeting of the Wyoming Archaeological Society, Absaroka Chapter, on November 19 in Cody.
The WYSSP, developed by the BLM and SHPO in 2006, brings together professional heritage/cultural resource specialists and trained volunteers to monitor cultural resources throughout the State, adding to the existing documentary record, sustaining a regular presence to deter looting and vandalism, and reporting these activities when they occur.
Neville's first visit to a cultural site as a WYSSP volunteer was on June 7, 2008. Since then, he has made 58 inspection trips to monitor at-risk cultural resources located throughout the Bighorn Basin, contributing 150 volunteer hours to the WYSSP effort.
When asked why he volunteers for the WYSSP, Neville replied, "It's because of the appreciation I have for cultural resources, and because I want my friends and family to be able to enjoy the resources for years to come."
To learn more about the WYSSP, visit http://wyoshpo.state.wy.us/Steward/. For further information, please contact BLM Archaeologist Kierson Crume at 307-578-5900.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
The Emery County Council of Governments, which consists of Commissioner Drew Sitterud and the Mayors from all the Emery County cities and towns, held its quarterly meeting on Sept. 16. Commissioner Sitterud welcomed everyone to the meeting and began by introducing a presentation from Mike McCandless, Emery County Economic Development Director.
McCandless and Carbon County Economic Director DeLynn Fielding, have been instrumental in setting up the BEAR program. This stands for business expansion and retention. The program is designed to help businesses be successful and help them in any way possible. "We recognized this was a needed effort," said McCandless. "We have been able to secure grants and other things to help small businesses succeed in Emery and Carbon counties. Six months ago, this program really took off and thanks to the VISTA program, we now have three full time employees to work for this aim. Their job is to survey every business in the two county area and find and provide whatever help they need."
McCandless said between the two counties, there are around 1,300 business and the staff has completed evaluations with 700 of those businesses. The evaluations consist of a survey comprised of 160 questions which gives BEAR baseline data concerning the health of the businesses.
"Through these surveys, we have seen the labor market getting tighter and companies are beginning to offer better benefit packages for their employees," McCandless stated. "Another thing we do is short term referrals to meet the small businesses' needs. One issue we helped resolve is the enterprise zones in each town. These enterprise zones help businesses who operate in these zones to get tax breaks."
In addition to the surveys, McCandless and Fielding have pushed through legislation to define rural in the Fast Track program. Fast Track helps rural businesses and many of Utah's cities on the outskirts of urban areas were getting the help because they consider themselves rural. Rural is now defined as a community of not more than 10,000 in population. This definition has helped many really rural business owners get $50,000 grants to help them.
McCandless informed the COG to refer any business owner who may come to them for assistance to call the BEAR office and they will send a specialist to do an assessment.
Kent Wilson and Nathan Johansen addressed the COG with a request to clarify purchasing policies throughout the county.
"It is very difficult for service providers and contractors to deal with the cities in Emery County due to the fact that each one has a different purchasing policy. A uniform purchasing policy for every city and town would clear up questions and speculations for the providers and contractors. It would be a lot easier for those who are submitting bids to the cities and towns," said Wilson.
He went on to say that he has obtained and studied each policy from the cities and towns, and his opinion is that Orangeville's purchasing policy is the most fair and clear.
Following the presentation, the COG felt this suggestion was worth pursuing and will check into it for their next meeting.
Commissioner Sitterud read a letter from Dr. Glen Jensen of Emery Animal Health, who had written to the commissioners concerning his contract with the county for animal control housing. Dr. Jensen said he has not received a raise in the amount he is paid by the county to handle the animals. He is spending as much on housing, food, and medical supplies for the animals as the county is paying. He also noted that several years ago when he first contracted with the county for the service, he was promised a small percentage increase each year. "That has not happened," said Dr. Jensen.
Dr. Jensen also noted that each city and town has different policies and fee schedules for impound and animal services. He suggested the county hire one animal control officer and formulate one animal control ordinance that would be enforced countywide. "The only animal control enforcement is in those cities with an animal control officer, nothing in the county. Animal control began in the 60s with rabies vaccinations. We need uniform, county wide enforcement," said Dr. Jensen.
The COG meets quarterly and its next meeting will be held Jan. 20 at 6 p.m. in the county building.


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Proposed California Budget to Benefit Community Colleges
SANTA MARIA, Calif. - Today, Governor Jerry Brown announced his proposed budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year. He wants to reduce the state's debt by more than $11 billion. A lot of emphasis is being put into education with this proposed budget, and with that, a lot more attention is being given to community colleges.
In the proposed budget, Brown calls for "fiscal restraint". When it comes to education, he says the dollars will be flowing freely.
"The good news is that we're putting $10 billion into the schools of California," Gov. Brown said at a press conference earlier today.
Community colleges stand to benefit. State funding for California Community Colleges will increase by 11.4 percent for the 2014-2015 fiscal year. By comparison, the UC system and Cal State system will see funding increases around 5 percent each.
2.3 million students statewide attend community colleges, and low completion rates have plagued the system as of late. The new budget states that more emphasis will be given to preparing students to transfer to 4-year universities.
Allan Hancock College released a statement on the proposed budget:
It is good news that the preliminary report regarding the governor's proposed budget includes an increase for the California Community Colleges. We welcome any and all funds that will allow greater access for students. This includes funding that will allow the college to offer enough classes so that students can move through their programs of study efficiently and either transfer to a university go to work. Community colleges are the state's economic engine. The more students we can educate and train, the more their efforts will help build our economy. Supporting the community colleges is smart business and the governor understands that.


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The flag idea is super!! Thanks for the thought.
The flag idea is super!! Thanks for the thought.
Well, now we know how the M & Gs are done - at least for this one. I do think each one is different, depending on the venue and the event.
It is nice to know how others have handled this. I've not seen much, if any, fan support for individual skaters at the shows I've been to. Competitions are a totally different story though.
Disson's Skate for the Heart in Sears Centre, Chicago
Connections, anyone?
Of course only while my faves are skating
I also love the idea of flags, although the skaters are dominantly U.S. at this point :D
It looks like a great show. Do you know when it will be televised?
My personal opinion: any and all "Go Alissa!" signs are quite appropriate in any venue.
Wouldn't it confuse everyone in the arena if you brought a banner for a skater who isn't there?
I really hate it when people scream. Hurts my ears.
Grgranny, DEFINITELY!
Skating fans indeed scream HARD in Korea, I doubt in US people go as high-pitched for so long :D
More information on the cast can be found here
Live: Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009, 7:30 p.m.
Taped: Sunday, Jan 31, 2010, 4-6 p.m. EST, on NBC
bet me, I can go for days at a skating event (or on a Disney rollercoaster) and then there's Mary Murphy on So You Think You Can Dance (which is just excessive and annoying).
If a popular skater has fans waving a banner or screaming, will the other skaters be offended or feel left out? Will they think - "Why don't I have fans like that"? Maybe it's best to keep it low key.
^ Bring signs for all the skaters. Bring some extra teddy bears to throw to the skaters that you don't know. Shout and scream for everybody.


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- Majors & Programs
M.A. in Leadership & Organizational Development
Reading List for First Year Students
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Books Worth Reading Before Starting the Program (as suggested by faculty and current students)
Faculty and current students within the Leadership & Organizational Development (LOD) Program identified resources that new students could benefit from reviewing before starting the program. These are not required readings, by any stretch of the imagination. However, these were some books that our faculty and current students thought could help new students get a head start on developing their thinking in the areas of leadership and organizational development. So, we put together a summer reading list for you. It's not really your first assignment, but if you haven't read any of the books on the list, you try picking one or two for some light summer reading.
Once you enter the program and have completed the first year of classes, please feel free to expand this list by submitting your ideas to the Program Director, who will update the list for future students.
- Buckingham, M., & Clifton, D. O. (2001). Now discover your strengths. New York: The Free Press. ISBN-10: 0743201140; ISBN-13: 978-0743201148
- Collins, J. (2001). Good to great: Why some companies make the leap…and others don't. New York: HarperCollins. ISBN-10: 0066620996; ISBN-13: 978-0066620992
- Conger, J., & Riggio, R. (2007). The practice of leadership. San Francisco: Josey-Bass.
- Day, D. V., & Antonakis, J. (2012). The nature of leadership. Sage.
- George, B. (2010). True north: Discover your authentic leadership (Vol. 143). John Wiley & Sons.
- Godin, S. (2008). Tribes: We need you to lead us. Penguin.
- Ibarra, H. (2015). Act like a leader, think like a leader. Harvard Business Review Press.
- Kouzes, J. M., & Posner, B. Z. (2010). The truth about leadership: The no-fads, heart-of-the-matter facts you need to know. John Wiley & Sons.
- Lencioni, P. (2002). The five dysfunctions of a team: A leadership fable. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. ISBN-10: 0787960756; ISBN-13: 978-0787960759
- Messick, D. M., & Kramer, R. M. (Eds.). (2005). The psychology of leadership: New perspectives and research. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. ISBN: 0-8058-4095-8
- Northouse, P. G. (2011). Introduction to leadership: Concepts and practice. Sage Publications.
- Pink, D. H. (2009). Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us. New York: Riverhead Books. ISBN-10: 1594488843; ISBN-13: 978-1594488849
- Pritchard, R., & Ashwood, E. (2008). Managing motivation: A manager's guide to diagnosing and improving motivation. New York: Routledge. ISBN-10: 1841697893; ISBN-13: 978-1841697895
- Schein, E. H. (2010). Organizational culture and leadership (Vol. 2). John Wiley & Sons.
- Tzu, S. (2005). The art of war (T. Cleary, Trans.). Boston: Shambhala. ISBN: 1-59030-225-7
Additional Useful Resources to Have Before You Start the Program
These books and resources are things we believe students will find some value in acquiring. Some of the books are required for the program, and others can provide you guidance and suggestions for self-management that might aid you in successfully completing a graduate program as a working professional.
- American Psychological Association. (2010). Concise rules of APA style (6th ed.). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. ISBN: 1-4338-0560-X*
- Ball, J. R., & Kuchta, J. A. (2006). It's about time! 5 steps to true time management. United States: The Goals Institute. ISBN: 1-887570-09-8**
- Loehr, J. E., & McCormack, M. H. (1998). Stress for success. New York: Three Rivers Press. ISBN-10: 0812930096; ISBN-13: 978-0812930092**
- Weston, A. (2009). A rulebook for arguments (4th ed.). Indianapolis: Hackett. ISBN: 978-0-87220-954-1*
*This book will be required throughout the program, so acquiring it and getting familiar with it is probably a good idea.
** This book provides some helpful suggestions that you may find useful when figuring out how to manage your time as you pursue a Master's Degree
10 Things New Students Should Know Before Starting the Leadership & OD Program
We asked current students what advice they would share with new students that are getting ready to begin their foray into our graduate program. Here are some of their suggestions:
- In each of your classes, make sure you review all the weekly information the day the week starts. If you don't, you'll find yourself short on time the last day or two... and if you do, you'll be able to plan your week accordingly. Also, try to do a little every day. That way, your class work never has the chance to pile up too much.
- Don't be afraid to participate in the discussion and say what you're thinking, because if it's wrong, either your instructor or your fellow students will correct you (professionally, of course).
- Reach out to your professor if you're confused. Seems obvious, but it can be hard to do...
- Find a fellow classmate to help keep you on track and focused. Each class is different, and having someone to go through the syllabus with you at the beginning of each term is invaluable.
- Get up early and make your discussion board contributions before you go to work. Make it your coffee routine. Key word: routine.
- Take every single edit/suggestion from papers early in a course and apply those suggestions to the final paper/project. You need to show that you've learned something, and it's frustrating for professors to edit the same error over and over again.
- If you can, participate in the blended class meetings. It gives you more designated one-on-one time with the material. If you can't attend class (either because of work or life time constraints or geographic location), jot down specific questions of things you'd like to discuss with you instructor and arrange times to meet in person or virtually (e.g., telephone, Skype).
- Find a coworker/confidante at work you can share some of the things you're learning about. If it's your boss - even better. I've been able to have great conversations about what I'm learning with my boss. Not only is it helpful to reinforce what you're learning (by having to explain it to someone else) but it also helps you sort out some of the theories in a more practical manner. What would that look like here? How would you go about doing that in the workplace? Where would you start?
- Make sure you have reliable tools and know how to use them. Most of the courses will require you to have a reliable and relatively up to date computer and a microphone. Some courses will even request that you use a web cam if you have one. And you will want to have access to the Microsoft Office Suite specifically for Word, PowerPoint, and Excel (or something comparable). And, you can't just have the hardware and software, you need to have a decent understanding how to use them. Otherwise, you run the risk of wasting valuable time "catching up" rather than spending time engaging the course material.
- Remember that online courses are not synonymous with easy courses. The courses are demanding and require you to invest a great deal of time and energy. Because they're online, you will also have to self-initiate and self-regulate. Nobody is going to be there to remind you to go into the virtual classroom, and no one is going to pester you until you have written that final paper. You need to be prepared to keep yourself motivated and on track.
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Waterman-Peters was on the board for NOTO when the city worked tirelessly to build a vibrant arts district north of downtown Topeka. The painter was the first artist to sign a lease on a studio in the district, which has grown steadily in the past year.
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There's still uncertainty about a proposed ballot question aiming to block casinos in Massachusetts.
The group Repeal the Casino Deal says it has collected enough signatures to get a question on the ballot repealing the state's casino gambling law. Organizers say they collected roughly 90,000 signatures – 20,000 more than necessary to get the issue on the ballot.
But a legal hurdle remains.
Attorney General Martha Coakley disqualified the question, ruling it unconstitutional. She says casino applicants have already invested 400 thousand dollars plus in the licensing process. And stripping away the casino law would be the same thing as illegally taking their property.
Ballot question backers have appealed Coakley's decision to the Supreme Judicial Court. Group spokesperson Dave Guarino says they're optimistic the judge will see it their way.
"You can see in cities and towns across the commonwealth when the question is put to voters, they're voting against casinos," Guarino says. "And we think its time the entire state has a chance to do the same and turn back this wrongheaded piece of legislation."
The signatures must still be certified by Secretary of State William Galvin's office. Organizers say after that, they'll request a court date.


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Chapter 12
The priests and Levites who came up from Babylon are named—The walls of Jerusalem are dedicated—The offices of priests and Levites are appointed in the temple.
1 Now these are the
3 Shechaniah, Rehum, Meremoth,
4 Iddo, Ginnetho,
6 Shemaiah, and Joiarib, Jedaiah,
7 Sallu, Amok, Hilkiah, Jedaiah. These were the chief of the priests and of their brethren in the days of Jeshua.
8 Moreover the Levites: Jeshua, Binnui, Kadmiel, Sherebiah, Judah, and Mattaniah, which was over the thanksgiving, he and his brethren.
9 Also Bakbukiah and Unni, their brethren, were over against them in the watches.
10 ¶And Jeshua begat Joiakim, Joiakim also begat Eliashib, and Eliashib begat Joiada,
11 And Joiada begat Jonathan, and Jonathan begat Jaddua.
12 And in the days of Joiakim were priests, the chief of the fathers: of Seraiah, Meraiah; of Jeremiah, Hananiah;
13 Of Ezra, Meshullam; of Amariah, Jehohanan;
14 Of Melicu, Jonathan; of Shebaniah, Joseph;
15 Of Harim, Adna; of Meraioth, Helkai;
16 Of Iddo, Zechariah; of Ginnethon, Meshullam;
17 Of Abijah, Zichri; of Miniamin, of Moadiah, Piltai;
18 Of Bilgah, Shammua; of Shemaiah, Jehonathan;
19 And of Joiarib, Mattenai; of Jedaiah, Uzzi;
20 Of Sallai, Kallai; of Amok, Eber;
21 Of Hilkiah, Hashabiah; of Jedaiah, Nethaneel.
22 ¶The Levites in the days of Eliashib, Joiada, and Johanan, and Jaddua, were recorded chief of the fathers: also the priests, to the reign of Darius the Persian.
23 The sons of Levi, the chief of the fathers, were written in the book of the chronicles, even until the days of Johanan the son of Eliashib.
24 And the chief of the Levites: Hashabiah, Sherebiah, and Jeshua the son of Kadmiel, with their brethren over against them, to praise and to give
25 Mattaniah, and Bakbukiah, Obadiah, Meshullam, Talmon, Akkub, were porters keeping the ward at the
26 These were in the days of Joiakim the son of Jeshua, the son of Jozadak, and in the days of Nehemiah the governor, and of Ezra the priest, the scribe.
27 ¶And at the dedication of the wall of Jerusalem they sought the Levites out of all their places, to bring them to Jerusalem, to keep the dedication with gladness, both with thanksgivings, and with singing, with cymbals, psalteries, and with harps.
28 And the sons of the singers gathered themselves together, both out of the plain country round about Jerusalem, and from the villages of Netophathi;
29 Also from the house of Gilgal, and out of the fields of Geba and Azmaveth: for the singers had builded them villages round about Jerusalem.
30 And the priests and the Levites
31 Then I brought up the princes of Judah upon the wall, and appointed two great companies of them that gave thanks, whereof one went on the right hand upon the wall toward the
32 And after them went Hoshaiah, and half of the princes of Judah,
33 And Azariah, Ezra, and Meshullam,
34 Judah, and Benjamin, and Shemaiah, and Jeremiah,
35 And certain of the priests' sons with trumpets; namely, Zechariah the son of Jonathan, the son of Shemaiah, the son of Mattaniah, the son of Michaiah, the son of Zaccur, the son of Asaph:
36 And his brethren, Shemaiah, and Azarael, Milalai, Gilalai, Maai, Nethaneel, and Judah, Hanani, with the
37 And at the
38 And the other company of them that gave thanks went over against them, and I after them, and the half of the people upon the wall, from beyond the tower of the furnaces even unto the broad wall;
39 And from above the gate of
40 So stood the two companies of them that gave thanks in the house of God, and I, and the half of the rulers with me:
41 And the priests; Eliakim, Maaseiah, Miniamin, Michaiah, Elioenai, Zechariah, and Hananiah, with trumpets;
42 And Maaseiah, and Shemaiah, and Eleazar, and Uzzi, and Jehohanan, and Malchijah, and Elam, and Ezer. And the singers sang loud, with Jezrahiah their overseer.
43 Also that day they offered great sacrifices, and rejoiced: for God had made them
44 ¶And at that time were some appointed over the chambers for the treasures, for the offerings, for the firstfruits, and for the
45 And both the singers and the porters kept the
46 For in the days of David and Asaph of old there were chief of the singers, and songs of praise and thanksgiving unto God.
47 And all Israel in the days of Zerubbabel, and in the days of Nehemiah, gave the portions of the singers and the porters, every day his portion: and they sanctified holy things unto the Levites; and the Levites sanctified them unto the children of Aaron.


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I have been competitive in some tournaments but not consistently. My deck seems to thrive on prediction and lacks any type of impressive stand out cards or enough power or damage. My deck is majorly flawed and generally I have to win 3 or more rounds to win. My deck is as follows;
2*: Tula, Amiral Coco, Hawkins
3*: Taljion, Tyd
4*: Scubb, Sting
5*: Ahkab
My team thrives on an advantage of pills and prediction. I want to have more power and damage with out sacrificing my team's purpose, to have a pill advantage.
Might change Sting to Raeth to add more versatility as he can be used any round and also brings a little more kick.
Tula or Amiral Coco --> Spycee (useful defensive full stop) or Puff (like him better than Tula as he has less trouble against 7/8 power and attack manipulation) but these are just possibilities.
Ahkab --> Dahlia/Selma/Lizbeth? (I feel Selma & Lizbeth have better threat and kick while Dahlia can also help keep pill advantage w/ a solid 8 power)
Okay thank you all for your comments I'm getting rid of Ahkab and Sting for Raeth and Selma. As for my two stars I believe they are the best for the job and with no massive reasons as to why I should get rid of any of them I plan to keep them. I'm thinking of kicking Tyd for either Ulrich or Andsom. Right now I'm leaning towards Ulrich for the extra damage and predication capability. Thoughts?
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Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH will use E3 to premiere Zombie Apocalypse 2, an all-action shoot'em-up pitting the player against an army of the undead.
Zombie Apocalypse 2 will be released via PlayStation®Network for PlayStation®3 and Xbox LIVE® Arcade for Xbox 360® in Autumn. The game is a direct sequel to 2009's Zombie Apocalypse, and newcomers Backbone Entertainment has created a stunning against-all-odds blaster, where four new heroes must attempt to survive a zombie uprising. The quartet is stranded on a remote island which is under siege from an army of the dead. Using whatever weapons come to hand, the player must scour the island looking for survivors and eliminating the flesh-eaters in order to create safe zones.
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|Posted by hj on November 16, 2002 at 08:25:33:
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I doubt that it was connected to the sanitary septic tank because the oil and grease that would have been drained would have poisoned the septic tank. More than likely it drains to a pit in the ground somewhere. You do not need a video system. A plumber with a snake should be able to listen to where the line goes because it should be close to the surface.
: Our house is about 50 years old. Our capped garage has a floor drain that that we discovered while breaking up concrete in an area of the garage(it is in a pit and was covered up with dirt and oil). It probably has not been used for 15 - 20 years. I would like to put it to use again, but I do not know where the pipe drains to (when we tore up our basement floor 5 years ago to accomodate a basement bathroom and laundry, I did not see this pipe connected to the sanitary outlet at the foundation). We are on city sanitary sewer now, but the house was once on a septic system many years ago. I put a hose in the pipe and ran water. It backed up after a few minutes. When I turned the water off, it drained after a little bit.
: Is there a way I can figure out where the pipe goes? I checked with a plumber that has a video system, and he wanted $250 minimum (the use of the drain isn't worth that much to us). The drain will only handle about a total of 5 to 10 gallons a year from garage run-off. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Happy Monday my fellow denimphiles!
In today's WWD breaking news, I'm highlighting three designers that I have in my closet: Thakoon, Rozae Nichols and Alexander Wang. Three very different personalities and aesthetics, but all design gorgeous clothing.
Thakoon designs a cardigan for Aloha Rag's private label. Aloha Rag, has been my long time go-to online shop for designers that I love such as Henrik Vibskov, Martin Margiela, Comme des Garcons, Balenciaga, Lanvin and more. Since they opened their free standing store in NYC, it's been a nice shopping destination for catching up with what's hot and in trend. Lucky New Yorkers will be able to snag Thakoon's cardigans as the NY store will only carry Thakoon's cardigan, to drop in February.
Rozae Nichols starts a new collection called Ian with long-time friend Stella Ishii. I own a few dresses from Rozae Nichols and always love the added little details that she puts on her clothing. Her clothes are often simple and feminine with a touch of tactile stimuli both to the fingers and the eyes. In Nichols and Ishii's Ian collection, they go minimal keeping things more basic, but always chic.
Alexander Wang continues his successful career in 2009 with footwear, eyewear (with the fantastic Linda Farrow), a cheaper line called T and a menswear line. A great basic dress to have in your closet from his T collection is the Stretch One Shoulder Dress. Dress it up or down, wear it alone or over leggings or jeans. There are a multiple number of ways you can rock this dress and at only $95, it's a great buy!
Read the WWD articles below.
–Nikki Cho Russo
Aloha Rag??™s new private label is going to include a series of designer collaborations, and first up is a men??™s cardigan by Thakoon, the designer??™s first foray into men??™s wear but surely not his last.
???I??™m dying to do men??™s wear, I really am,??? said Thakoon Panichgul. ???I think it would be so fun. I always have guys asking me when I??™m going to start. I think maybe in a year. Maybe.???
As reported, Tatsugo Yoda??™s Aloha Rag boutiques are launching a private label collection for spring that is available for wholesale as well. But the designer collaborations, which will include women??™s in the future, will be exclusive to Aloha Rag stores, located in New York and Honolulu. Only the New York unit will carry the Thakoon cardigan, arriving in February.
???I love seeing designers create pieces that are outside of their comfort zone. At the end of the day, they are artists and my boutique is their gallery,??? said Yoda.
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Two years ago, Stella Ishii visited the Dia:Beacon art museum in upstate New York with a close friend, designer Rozae Nichols. ???We saw [the work of] this conceptual artist Fred Sandback,??? recalls Ishii, president and founder of The News Inc., a downtown Manhattan showroom for young designers. ???There??™s a beautiful piece there where he defines space with thread.??? Something about those string sculptures, set against a spare, white-walled room, ultimately stuck.
Fast-forward to spring 2010. Sandback has become the unlikely first muse behind a new contemporary collection launched by Ishii and Nichols, dubbed Ian. Look closely at the simple shirts and sheath dresses, for instance; there are subtle, stray lines tracing from front to back and side to side, reminiscent of Sandback??™s work. ???The world of conceptual and minimalist art is a really strong comfort zone for me,??? explains Nichols. ???It will continue to be a strong point of reference for the collection.???
Contemporary art also lies at the root of the co-founders??™ relationship. Ishii is married to an artist; Nichols, to an art director. The two were introduced nearly two decades ago by Los Angeles gallerist Marc Foxx. ???[Foxx] wanted me to see [Ishii??™s husband??™s] work,??? says the Los Angeles-based Nichols. ???I got a [mixed media piece] of his that day. We have been friends as two couples, sharing a dialogue of all the things we love in art and architecture, for all these years.???
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Off And Running: Alexander Wang
Alexander Wang is ???super psyched.??? It??™s early October in Paris and Wang, on a phone interview as he navigates his way through the city??™s winding streets, is talking about attending his first fashion shows in Europe. First up is Valentino, less than three hours away. Tomorrow comes the juggernaut, especially for this longtime Marc Jacobs fan and former intern: Louis Vuitton at the Louvre courtyard. ???I can??™t believe I??™m able to go,??? enthuses Wang, 25. ???I feel like I??™m a student sneaking into his show.???
A decade ago, that very well might have been the case. Growing up, Wang was the clich?© fashion hound??"waiting by the mailbox after school for his fashion glossies to arrive, eagerly following his mom on shopping excursions and, once the Internet hit, obsessively following the collections online. Wang was so enamored with the industry, its bold-faced movers, models and shakers, that the San Francisco native used to scour eBay for tickets to the CFDA and VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards, too.
Plenty has changed. Wang heads his own self-financed $20 million firm and, in five short years, has positioned himself as one of the more visible movers and shakers of fashion??™s next generation. His name already spawns off its own adjectives and nouns??"???A wangster,??? writes Dublin-based blogger Ana K., ???is a skinny urban girl who lives each day according to the gospel according to Alexander Wang?????"and the early ???Model-Off-Duty??? catchphrase of his, once used to describe Wang??™s signature easy, nonchalant look, is common industry lingo now.
And 2009 has become a year of major progress. Wang launched footwear, eyewear (with Linda Farrow), an e-commerce site, a secondary line called T and his first formal entr?©e into men??™s wear within that. He??™s making inroads internationally, too: Wang recently was named the hottest international designer brand in a survey by Japanese newspaper Senken-Shimbun??"double the votes of runner-up Givenchy??"and just introduced his own in-store shop at Selfridges in London. Also, Wang, in his second nomination, nabbed this year??™s CFDA Swarovski Award for emerging women??™s wear designer.
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Skip to comments.Al Gore on The Tonight Show --Stiff Thread (11/27/02)
Posted on 11/27/2002 9:03:13 PM PST by kristinn
Al's pimpin' the books on Jay's show and still mad at the Supreme Court.
Commercial break, more to come.
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The Spirit of Family: 2,196
Gore says there is a part of the media that is hardcore right-wing Republican that generates stories that gets picked up by the rest of the media.
Leno hammers away on the Wellstone memorial and how it turned into a "fundraiser." Gore agrees that it backfired, blames the "third speaker" (the son?)
Jay graciously pimps the books for Al. Gore rambles on about "new" families.
Gore to stay for the next segment with a couple that has been married 75 years.
He was a traitorist Bastard under Clinton, and he is a Traitorist Bastard now.
Its called the Democratic party.
The man who's been married 75 years says he didn't vote for Gore, but said he told Gore he'd vote for him next time (I guess he wants to live to see his 80th anniversary.)
Faith Hill up next.
He should be walking, no? Of course, he would have to leave home three hours early to make his appointment - like he and his fellow socialists expect all of us to do were they to regain power. What was the problem?
He is a crazy pathological psychotic liar and freak.
He literally cannot speak for more than 5 minutes without telling a MONSTROUS lie, not a little white one.
It is unbelievable that he came so close to actually being elected President.
Thank God his political career is in flames, he will lose big in a rematch.
Seek help GORETHY!
"Right down the middle"? The New York Times? The Washington Post? The LA Times? The Atlanta Journal-Constitution? The Philadelphia Inquirer? Right down the middle???
Hey Gore, you freakin' scumbag liar - - want to review the last 50 years of political endorsements by all these "right down the middle" newspapers? Or do you want to talk about Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather, and Peter Jennings?
At least Leno had the decency to (mildly) counter that Hollywood is "liberal". (Though he almost choked when he made that admission, and said something about a "small group".)
Even leftist comics are concerned with their own credibility.
Hmmm, let's see.... there is this VRWC and here he sits on national TV telling us all about it in a public - and entertaining (although I might add he doesn't realize it's just supposed to be for entertainment)- forum.
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Impressive comeback win for Canada
LANGLEY, B.C. (September 25, 2012)– The Trinity Western men's volleyball team, representing Canada, staged an impressive rally from two sets to beat Mexico 3-2 (20-25, 24-26, 25-18, 25-13, 15-13) on Tuesday night to open the U23 Pan American Men's Volleyball Cup Tuesday at the Langley Events Centre.
The Spartans were led offensively by Nick Del Bianco (Surrey, B.C.), who had 16 kills and three aces and Brad Kufske (Abbotsford, B.C.), who had 16 kills and three blocks. Derek Thiessen (Coquitlam, B.C.) added 10 kills while Lucas Van Berkel (Edmonton) had seven kills. Playing in his first international game as a setter, Trinity Western's Jarrod Offereins (Calgary) had 15 running sets.
"I thought tonight was a great example of how a great volleyball team with great skills can overcome a size mismatch," said Spartans coach Ben Josephson. "We were clearly the older, more experienced, bigger and stronger team but Mexico showed great system, great discipline and great ball control and their decision-making of their hitters was spectacular. It's a great lesson for our team to learn how important skills are to play this game really well. I thought it was a tight match between a big, physical team and a great skill team. All the credit to Mexico for having great skills and patience."
Mexico came out in the first set looking sharp and was clearly the better team as it snuck balls around, over and through a Spartans block that proved ineffective. With an unmatched early energy, the visiting Mexicans were able to run away with a convincing 25-20 first set win.
In the second set, the Spartans showed more cohesion and started to slow Mexico's slick, quick-moving attack. But with a 24-21 Spartans lead, Mexico suddenly came back in impressive fashion. The Mexicans earned five points in a row to stun the Spartans and take a 2-0 set advantage with a 26-24 win.
However, with the Spartans starting to find their system, they took over in the third and fourth sets with dominant performances. In the third set, with the score 18-16 for the Spartans, Trinity Western pulled away as they finished on a 7-2 run to earn their first set of the tournament.
Then, with momentum in their corner, the Spartans were too much for Mexico in the fourth set as they were the better team throughout and sent the match to a fifth set with a 12-point win.
In the fifth set, the teams went back and forth until 9-9. But with a single point, the Spartans made it 10-9 and possessed the lead the rest of the way as they eked out the 15-13 win.
"It was interesting for us. We came out really tight and pretty nervous," said Trinity Western captain Jarrod Offereins. "We didn't bring a lot of energy and we were inside our own heads and weren't able to get into a good rhythm. Mexico did a great job of throwing us into that and playing sound volleyball. It was nice for us to regain that focus and energy as a team. We had some big guys step up. Brad Kufske and Nick (Del Bianco) stepped up energy-wise and play-wise and allowed us to get back into the match. We got back to simple volleyball and that was key for us."
In Tuesday's other match, Argentina defeated the Dominican Republic 25-15, 22-25, 25-22, 25-17.
Trinity Western has Wednesday off before they play Dominican Republic Thursday at 8 p.m.
On Wednesday's schedule, Argentina faces Mexico at 6 p.m. and Brazil takes on the Dominican Republic at 8 p.m.
To buy tickets for the U-23 Pan American Volleyball Cup, go to www.langleyeventscentre.com or go to the TWU Bookstore on the Trinity Western University campus.
For more information: www.norceca.net, www.volleyball.ca, http://twu.ca/athletics/


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