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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee head football coach Butch Jones announced today that the honorary coaches for the Dish Orange and White Game on Saturday will be head women's basketball coach Holly Warlick and head swimming and diving coach Matt Kredich.
"I'm excited to have two outstanding coaches in Holly and Matt joining our team for Saturday's Dish Orange and White Game," said Jones. "In the spirit of competition, and like the rest of our team, the winner will have a steak dinner Tuesday night, while the loser will have a dinner consisting of hot dogs and beans."
Warlick will work with the White team (offense) team, while Kredich will patrol the sidelines at Neyland Stadium on Saturday with the Orange team (defense).
Warlick, whose teams have won SEC championships in each of her first two seasons as the head coach of the Lady Vols (2013 regular season, 2014 tournament), is 56-14 (.800) as the leader of the Tennessee program. A three-time All-American as a point guard for the Lady Vols, she has been a part of all eight of Tennessee's national championships. A huge fan of Tennessee football, Warlick is looking forward to her role on Saturday with great anticipation.
"It's a great honor," said Warlick. "I have so much respect for Butch, and for him to ask me is exciting. I love watching football and look forward to being there Saturday."
Kredich is in his ninth season as a head coach at Tennessee, including his second as the leader of a combined swimming and diving program. He led the women's team to a third place national finish in 2012-13, including three national relay titles. Kredich's focus shifted immediately to the competitive aspect of Saturday's game, including an analysis of which side of the ball was more critical to success.
"I'm very honored," said Kredich. "I think it's more important to be the defensive coach than the offensive coach, an assumption that I'm sure Holly will challenge. I look forward to some healthy competition."
Kickoff for the Dish Orange and White Game is slated for 3:00 p.m. at Neyland Stadium, with Fan Day slated for 12:30 p.m. Gate 7 will open for Fan Day at 12 Noon. The remainder of the stadium gates opening following the conclusion of Fan Day at 1:30 p.m.


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SF Weekly review of Triclops! playing with Monotonix from Saturday night. Europe has NO idea what is headed their way! "Triclops! just may be the best group in the Bay Area...It's a captivating amalgamation of '90s Touch and Go-style antagonistic post-whatever and innovative punk psychedelia. While the band is excellent on record, the real mind fuck comes from witnessing them live" -Brian Moss
03/26/09: Pansy Division media onslaught!
Pansy Division is everywhere! Jon Ginoli is on tour with his book "Deflowered", the DVD documentary "Pansy Division: Life In A Gay Rock Band" and the album "That's So Gay" are both out on March 31st! There's a DVD review by Catherine Plato in the East Bay Express, an mp3 of "Twinkie, Twinkie Little Star" on Plug In Music and Ventvox, and an interview with Ginoli on AfterElton.com
03/25/09: Phantom Limbs haunt Chicago TONIGHT!
Tonight it's the Chicago CD/DVD RELEASE party for the Phantom Limbs at the Beat Kitchen! Featuring Phantom Limbs frontman's new band Loto Ball Show, plus Young Widows, Millions, & My Disco!
03/19/09: Dicks inducted into Texas Music Hall of Fame
The Dicks played with Jesus Lizard's David Yow at the Austin Music Awards 2009 show on Wednesday March 18th. They were inducted into the AMA's Hall of Fame by Exene Cervenka. Houston Press' Chris Gray wrote about it here.
03/17/09: We Stimulate You!
We're doing our part to stimulate the economy amidst the country's ongoing wars, imminent recession woes, and faltering banking system by giving back to you! From now until the end of April, we're throwing in an extra CD from our mailorder distro for all orders totalling $30.00 or more. The range of music is as wide as our selection (i.e. all over the map), and we'll do our best to handpick something you'll enjoy based off your order. Any order from anywhere in the world is eligible!
Get stimulated!
Limited numbers mean you best buy now & regret nothing later!
The band's about to head to Europe for the first time in 7 years, so get ready, European punx, for the return of the original hardcore punx!
All CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, PROFANE EXISTENCE & SIX WEEKS music is ON SALE until 3/31/09! Go to these links for Crimes Against Humanity, Profane Existence and Six Weeks!
But before traipsing off into the internet wilds, check out some of the new & classic radical punk & crust from our friends at Profane Existence! It's all on sale until March 1st! We're adding more throughout the day, so keep checking back!
February 14 is Blowfly's birthday. He turns 70 years old this year, but he still criss-crosses the world performing his awesome, filthy parodies. We wish him all the best, and we hope that you'll hop on over to Blowfly's MySpace page and leave him a birthday greeting comment. If you live in Miami, you can attend Blowfly's 70th Birthday show at PS14 on March 6.
Here's a segment on Blowfly that aired recently on the French TV show Tracks.
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02/06/09: FUCKED UP added to Police Killing benefit Sunday!
This Sunday at 924 Gilman in Berkeley, CA is a super-special show. It's a benefit for the family of Oscar Grant, who was shot dead by a transit police officer early on 1/1/09 in front of hundreds of other passengers. Here is video & information from the Huffington Post on the incident.
Just added to the bill is Canadian punk/prog/??? band FUCKED UP, along with TWO GALLANTS & TRASH TALK!
They completely destroyed San Francisco's Great American Music Hall, and were joined by Jello Biafra on "Largactyl"- REEEEELAX! REEEEELAX!
We were able to corral the band before last Sunday's San Francisco show for an interview for the AT Batcast, as well as one for local college station KALX- the Batcast will be up very soon!
Here's a decent sounding youtube video of "Winter" from their Canoga Park show, & one of "Winter" from the Echoplex a day or 2 later.
Tour info for Amebix & all AT bands here!
America inaugurated a new President yesterday, but today we inaugurate the Alternative Tentacles Blog. Our current website lacks the bells and whistles that people have come to expect from sites like RSSable news, comments, etc. While we get our shit together for a new website, we decided to start a blog to have a place where we can post about happenings, highlights from our mailorder, and whatever else we feel like. Everyone on staff at Alternative Tentacles will be posting, and we hope to have guest posts from AT band members too!
We already have a few posts up on the blog so please take a look and what you think!
And it gives us great pleasure to say: Please go to http://alternativetentacleshq.blogspot.com/ and RSS the fuck out of it.
We will continue to post news here on www.alternativetentacles.com, as well as on our Facebook and MySpace pages, but the blog will have more non-newsy posts. Just sayin'.
It has come to our attention that Karl Rove is collecting farewell notes to George W. Bush via e-mail, meaning Rove's lackey will screen and print out the e-mails and they will be handed to G. W. Bush who may or may not read them. (He may read your note if it has something to do with pet goats...)
We thought we'd pass on the e-mail address in case you want to send something in:
They are accepting e-mails until January 19, 6pm East Coast time.
Just make sure you keep it civil and respectful so you don't get a visit from the Secret Service.
Source: http://twitter.com/KarlRove

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They give unselfishly of their time to help ensure safety and care for injured skiers.
Roughly 80 percent of ski patrollers are volunteers. Professional certifications are required, along with yearly refresher courses. The National Ski Patrol offers its members clinics to improve their skiing, snowboarding, Nordic or telemark skills.
"It's good to be around people who are like-minded and have similar training," he said, "who like to be outdoors in winter and like helping people".
Cannon is a challenging mountain. But Delahanty, an advanced skier, is ready for it.
Ski patrollers provide medical assistance on the mountain and transport the injured to the first-aid center or, when necessary, a medical facility.
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Sorry if the suggestions seem a little all over the place...
Anna - Very girl-next-door. Not a bad thing, but I think Anne is much more refreshing. Anya, Annika, Hannah, Annelise
Verity - Not my favorite virtue name, but it works. Amity, Constance, Solace, Felicity, Mercy, Merit.
Amelie - I much prefer Amelia. There's something about the spelling of Amelie that bothers me a little. Delphine, Daphne, Ivy, Chloe, Rosemarie
Tabitha - I don't really like this. It's very harsh and not very fluid to me. Petra, Greer, Sloane, Yvonne, Hester
Georgina - Love! I think this is more playful and sleeker than Georgia or Georgiana. Carlotta, Elise, Eloise, Elizabeth, Frances, Lydia, Delilah, Melanie
Cleo - I never liked this name that much, I think you have better choices on your list. Stella, Lucy, Opal, Fern, Hazel
Esther - I'm neutral on this one. I like that it's underused but still recognizable, but I wonder if it's too old lady still. Daisy, Edith, Florence, Estelle
Freya - This is alright. I don't have anything against it, but I wouldn't use it. I think on the right girl, it could be super cute. Faye, Annabelle, Susannah, Maybelle, Christabella
Romilly - I like the name, but not the nickname Milly. Makes me think of millipedes, ew. I prefer Romy or Remy. Rowan, Aurora, Araminta, Dahlia, Zara, Renata
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Anna- I like it and think it's a sweet name, but doesn't have much spark to my ear.
Verity- I like this one as a substitute for Violet (which I like and want to use because of the v sound, but it sounds too much like violent to me).
Amelie- it's nice, quite french to me. I prefer Amelia, but it's so popular that amelie might be an unexpected twist.
Tabitha- it's fun, and i really like the 'th' in the middle for some reason.
Georgina- this is the name i want to say or suggest whenever someone says georgiana. I knew a georgina in Ireland who went by Georgie and it fit her so well. I really like it.
Cleo- it's a pretty name, much more interesting than Chloe which is everywhere, but it feels a little incomplete to me.
Esther- I knew an Esther in Ireland as well, and it was pronounced Es-ter, which is a younger sound to me. Even though I like the th in Tabitha, I prefer Esther as es-ter
Freya- sounds a bit cold to me (maybe makes me think of cold in Spanish.)
I'm also warming to the name Romilly (nn Milly) what's everyones thoughts on it?
I really like the nn Milly for romilly, almost more than romilly itself, but i do appreciate/prefer that Milly is a nickname and not full form.
I think I answered these as if they were supposed to be going on MY list, rather than how I would feel if I heard them. They are all unique enough and timeless and I can picture a woman holding the name throughout her life, which makes them all solid choices. I would be pleasantly surprised if, for example, I saw any of these on my Facebook as friends' birth announcements. I wouldn't be disappointed or bored by any of them, though I would secretly hope Esther was pronounced the way I like it
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Quote By all means lets maintain the status quo! that is a ridiculous statement on a lot of levels. mostly because it proves that you did not educate yourself, but can repeat liberal talking points.if i did say to you that "it's just the way that it is. some people will die and there is nothing we can do about it", what would be your reaction?
By all means lets maintain the status quo!
http://www.redstate.com/tabithahale/2010/03/25/rachel-maddow-incites-violence/had to pass this along because it pretty much sums the whole things up. personality, vocabulary, inflection, verbiage. this has it all!
what conclusion can i come to when you spit out the liberal talking point "status quo"? wonder how many nancy, harry, steny, youtube bits i can find with that sound bite?
he was right about that also. one of the biggest drivers of cost is that a 3rd party has been involved. 1st people demanded that they be covered by insurance, then didn't like that fact that it cost so much. it's kind of like buying your veggies from the farmers market gives you a chance to make choices and deals, but when you shop in the grocery store the price and selection are fixed.what the insurance companies must realize is that the way this bill is written, it will destroy the private insurance market. they will have to raise prices to the point that average people and businesses will not be able to afford a policy. eventually, the government will step in again and we will have single payer. worse than what has been done in other countries, we won't have the option of insurance at any cost. if they follow the hillarycare example, we won't be able to buy services for cash. then there is the destruction of innovation in technology and drugs.....not only will this be a disaster, but we will degrade much faster than the european medical system has. a huge number of our doctors are reaching retirement age. why would any kid go into medicine and incure the education costs only to end up in a government system? eventually, the government will have to step in to the medical education problem also. as the system degrades, it will be harder to attract those bright young minds that go into medicine and research now.


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Talk about a beautiful game. This video is the second in my new series. In it I provide detailed information, and a few opinions, about this upcoming sandbox MMO being developed by PearlAbyss. I touch on many aspects of the game, such as its PvP and PvE content, class system, gender lock, and much more. Hope you enjoy it and please share your thoughts (:


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The percentage of Army recruits with at least a high school diploma dropped again last year continuing a trend that has worsened since the start of the Iraq war. National Priorities Project, a research group that analyzes federal data, found that nearly 71% of Army recruits graduated from high school in the 2007 budget year. All troops must have a high school diploma or an equivalent degree. In some cases the Army has paid for some recruits to take GED preparation courses and the test. The Army's goal has been 90% high school diploma graduates, but this has not been achieved since 2004. The National Priorities Project noted the percentage of "high quality" recruits–those with high school diploma who scored in the top half on the military's qualification test– delcined from budget years 2004-2007. In that period the number of high-quality recruits fell from about 61% to nealry 45%.
Graduation figures in themselves need not attest to the quality of an individual's performance in the military, but the figures revealed by latest data indicate that increasngly the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are being fought by those who come from lower economic groups in American society.


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We take a harm reduction approach to HIV and drug use.
This means we support don't punish. We do this because we know it works.
Injecting drug use accounts for 30% of HIV infections outside of sub-Saharan Africa, and up to 80% of infections in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Criminalizing people and marginalising them fuels the HIV epidemic. Supporting people with harm reduction services such as methadone programmes and providing safer injecting equipment works. It helps keep individuals safer and curbs the epidemic.
Read our Good Practice Guide for an in-depth understanding of our approach. It is informed by the Alliance's collective experience and is intended as an adaptable guide for community-based programming.
The Alliance is delivering on two key harm reduction programmes, see Asia Action and Community Action on Harm Reduction for more information.
Alliance for Public Health, the Alliance's linking organisation in Ukraine, leads one of the world's largest national HIV programmes targeting people who use drugs.


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Chapter 5. Disaster Relief: Tax Deferral
Section 196.7
196.7. Certification of reduction in taxes; San Bernardino County June and July 1992 earthquakes. In the 1992–93 fiscal year, the county auditor of an eligible county, proclaimed by the Governor to be in a state of disaster as a result of the earthquakes that occurred in the County ofSan Bernardino in June and July of 1992, shall certify to the Director of Finance an estimate of the total amount of the reduction in property tax revenues on both the regular secured roll and the supplemental roll for that fiscal year resulting from the reassessment of eligible properties by the county assessor pursuant to Section 170, except that the amount certified shall not include any estimated property tax revenue reductions to schools districts (other than basic state aid school districts), county offices of education, and community college districts.
History.—Added by Stats. 1992, Ch. 24X, First Extraordinary Session, in effect September 30, 1992.


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February 19, 2014 , 4:39 PM by Tess Armstrong
Paul Anka has been entertaining for almost six decades. From teen idol in the 1950s, discovering The Beatles before they hit America, hanging with the rat pack and dealing with the mafia in Vegas- he certainly had some tales to tell Richard Stubbs.
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This ascetic practice (nesajjika, "sitter's practice") which is undertaken by some monks, apart from causing back and neck problems over long periods of time, also seems to have other side effects. Interestingly, the Buddha never mentions these extreme practices as part of any standard list in the Suttas, and yet they seem to have been practised by some monks and later became standardised in the 13 dhutangas.
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Leica Introduces New S-System Wide-Angle Lens
January 3, 2012
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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2011
Revenue and Taxation Code
Property Taxation
Part 2. Assessment
Chapter 4. Assessment by State Board of Equalization Generally
Article 2. Assessments*
Section 732
732. Notification of assessment; nonunitary property. Each year between the first day of January and the last day of July, upon valuing the nonunitary property of an assessee, the board shall mail to the assessee at its address shown in the records of the board a notice stating the amount of the assessed value of the assessee's nonunitary property. The notice shall advise the assessee that a petition for reassessment of the nonunitary property may be filed, not later than September 20 of the year of the notice, at the headquarters of the board in Sacramento.
History.—Stats. 1981, Ch. 1132, in effect January 1, 1982, added "declaration of intent to petition for reassessment, and the date by which and place where a" before "petition" in the second sentence; and added "for filing of the declaration of intent" after the first "date," substituted "20" for "10" before the first "days," and added the balance of the sentence after "notice" in the third sentence. Stats. 1986, Ch. 1457, effective January 1, 1987, substituted "January" for "March" after "day of" and "June" for "July" after "day of" in the first sentence. Stats. 2000, Ch. 647 (SB 2170), in effect January 1, 2001, substituted "July" for "June" after "day of" in the first sentence, substituted "that" for "of the date by which and the place where a declaration of intent to petition for reassessment, and the date by which and place where" after "the assessee", added ", not later than . . . in Sacramento" after "filed" in the second sentence, and deleted the former third sentence which provided, "The date for filing of the declaration of intent shall not be less than 20 days from the date of the mailing of the notice of value and the date for filing the petition shall not be less than 30 days from the date set for filing of the declaration of intent to petition.".
* Article 2 was added by Stats. 1976, Ch. 877, p. 1991, in effect January 1, 1977.


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