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"This film is me, nothing more nothing less…" says Jordanian writer and director Mohammad Al Huskhi of Coloured Feathers. "Living in this part of the world, the third world -my world- has always felt strange and unplanned… I have always felt out of place and time. If I can point out the dominant feeling I have had over the past 30 years of my life, I would say it is loneliness. But at the same time, what has always worried me is the fact that I can't believe that I belong anywhere else but here!"
"Coloured Feathers is a story about exactly that. I recently realized that my four characters represent every happy, strange, sick thought that has gone through my mind since childhood. Each one of them is looking for a place in the world, a place to call home… but then again who isn't? It is a story about death and rebirth. Every character has suffered the cruelty of life and died… and as fate has it, they will all meet and suffer the pains of rebirth so they can all heal and live."
Mohammad is a filmmaker who believes that films have the power to change the world. He has taken part in many projects teaching young people how to use film to advocate for the social and political issues they care about. A few years ago, he joined the Jordanian Royal Film Commission to implement and manage film clubs and encourage media literacy outside Amman.
His screenplay for Coloured Feathers was selected by the Rawi Sundance screenwriters' lab in Jordan, in 2006. After the lab experience, Mohammad wrote several short films and continued working on his two feature projects. In 2009, one of his scripts was selected among five scripts from the Arab world for the Sud Ecriture writing lab.
In 2010, with the support of the RFC, Mohammad directed his first feature, a very low budget independent film, co-written by Ahmad Ameen and produced by Rula Nasser: Transit Cities. The film won the FIPRESCI award and the Jury Special award at the Dubai Film Festival 2010. After having produced and directed many documentaries and corporate videos, he is currently writing and directing a television series, as well as working on Coloured Feathers.
"The characters are not fictitious, Hasan, Ahmad, Hunkush, and Mais all live in Amman and share a tough and dangerous past. Somewhere along the line, they lost their souls and are now wandering through life waiting for the chance to become whole again."
"Hasan and Ahmad are inspired by some of my childhood friends, while Hunkush is a mixture of real people and urban myths. Mais was inspired from books I read about women in the Arab world. The one dominant feeling each one of them has is loneliness, a feeling I believe everyone in this world can relate to."
"Coloured Feathers is an adventure thriller with a fantasy drama aspect to it and an universal theme: people looking for fresh starts and hoping for something or someone to rescue them."
Producer Rula Nasser contributed to one of Al Hushki's own fresh starts, producing his first award-winning feature film Transit Cities in 2010.
Rula started working in the film industry in 2000, working on a BBC series shot in Jordan. In 2006, she joined the Royal Film Commission - Jordan (RFC) as an Operations Manager and worked on most cultural and production programs developed there. She was also part of the team that established film clubs in Amman and other regions in Jordan. Rula established the Filmmakers' Support Program at the RFC, helping emerging filmmakers to find their voices and develop their stories and cinematic language. She was also part of the team that established the Educational Feature Film program.
In 2011, she produced The Last Friday by Yahya Al Abdallah, which won three awards at Dubai Film Festival in 2011. The film was selected for the Berlin International Forum in 2012 and won the Special Jury Prize at the Fribourg Film Festival in Switzerland.
Rula has since left the RFC and established her own production company, The Imaginarium, and is the producer behind Waiting for P.O. BOX, the short film by Bassam Chekhes recently selected to compete at this year's Cannes. She also has a feature-length documentary in post-production, My Love Awaits Me by the Sea by Mais Darwazeh, and a feature film in pre-production, The Curve by Rifqi Assaf, as well as many other projects in development, one of which is Mohammed Al Huski's second feature film, Coloured Feathers.
"The first feature film that I produced was Transit Cities directed by Mohammad Al Hushki two years ago," says the producer. "We shared the same vision and worked very well as a team. He is a very promising, talented, and passionate storyteller beginning to explore his society and identity."
"When I read Coloured Feathers, I realised it had great potential, and that the rhythm and movement of the screenplay could reach a large audience."
"The film explores the hidden sides of society, the taboos we have learnt to live with since childhood. Coloured Feathers unveils society's complicated red lines, interwoven by traditions that shape modern urban life. What I love most about this story is the way it breaks norms that were planted in our minds and hearts, how it creates optimistic characters who believe in rebirth and have the will to change their destinies."
"Coloured Feathers has rich visual layers and [a rich] sound track. This is a story that calls out to be shown on a big screen."
"The budget of the film is somewhat high in comparison with other local productions but it is because of the numerous locations, cast and special effects involved. Our financing strategy thus targets foreign and private investors to support the production. Through careful planning of key production values, including developing the screenplay, and including international cast and crew, we hope to deliver a fresh and exciting story."
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One might wonder why retired NBA player Jerome (Junkyard Dog) Williams would jump at the opportunity to work as a modestly paid high-school basketball coach.
The veteran of nine NBA seasons returned to Air Canada Centre Sunday, where he was a fan favourite as a Toronto Raptor from 2001 to 2003. He is now the first-year head coach of Findlay Prep, one of the best high-school basketball teams in the United States, one that routinely attracts top Canadian players and helps them land scholarships to U.S. colleges. He was in town for the inaugural JYD Classic, an exhibition game he initiated between his Las Vegas high-school team and one of Toronto's finest, Bill Crothers Secondary.
The game, which finished 55-51 for Findlay – closer than anyone imagined – combined many of Williams's passions: developing talent, building a team just as an NBA general manager might and rebuffing allegations that top athletes don't earn their grades. He's also passionate about helping to grow basketball in Canada, and the JYD Classic is an event he plans to run every year.
Some 1,000 fans showed up for a 10 a.m. meeting on NBA hardwood between two squads jam-packed with teenaged talent. Both schools are very non-traditional: both centred on helping elite athletes pursue their sport beyond the high-school level. Both teams barnstorm around North America, playing ambitious schedules full of the finest competition.
Findlay Prep often appears on ESPN and has had five players drafted to the NBA in seven years, including first-rounders Anthony Bennett and Tristan Thompson, both Canadian. This year's team has a 30-4 record and boasts three more stars it landed from the Toronto area: Dillon Brooks, O'Shae Brissett and Justin Jackson.
"I'm proud to be playing a part in helping Canadian basketball players thrive, it's a responsibility I take very seriously," Williams said. "From Cory Joseph to Tristan Thompson to Myck Kabongo to Anthony Bennett, those Canadians paved the way for the basketball success we've had at Findlay Prep. We haven't forgotten that we won on the backs of those Canadians, and we wouldn't be where we are without them, so we want to come back to show our thanks and respect and keep building Canadian basketball."
Findlay Prep's 12 basketball players are their school's only high school students, a setup that often draws criticism. The teammates live together in a private residence and their studies are affiliated with Henderson International School, an elementary school. While some question the validity of their education, Williams stresses they are "fully academic" and his players don't fail to qualify to play in college.
"We take pride in our education, I stand behind that," said Williams, in a postgame gathering with media members, where he looks remarkably comfortable behind a microphone. "We've achieved the highest GPA in team history – 3.3. And, no, that doesn't include gym."
While on opposite sides of the border, the teams hear similar criticisms. Many often charge that such an emphasis on sports in a high-school setting tips the scales of academics and athletics in a dangerous direction.
Crothers head coach Charles Hantoumakos said his players were neither happy just to be in the game nor delighted by the four-point outcome against a powerhouse U.S. team. They were genuinely crushed that they didn't beat Findlay Prep. Hantoumakos believes in the not-so-distant future, the trend could turn – top Canadian high-school talent can stay north of the border and play for schools such as Crothers rather than feel the only way to get noticed is to move to a U.S. prep school.
"I do feel that way, I wouldn't have started this program if I didn't," Hantoumakos said. "When JYD reached out, we jumped at the opportunity to have them visit. Playing top teams like Findlay Prep is imperative for our program. A lot of people were in the ears of my guys, saying Findlay Prep would kill us, but my guys aren't intimidated. Showcases like this, organized by JYD, show what Canadian teams can do, too."
Ever the NBA professional, Williams patrols the sideline wearing a dark suit and polished black dress shoes. He's 40 now, but the 6-foot-9 once-unyielding rebounder is still trim and youthful, and he stands eye-to-eye with the towering, chiselled teenage phenoms under his tutelage. He maintains the gregarious manner that endeared him to fans wherever he played, from Detroit to Toronto, Chicago to New York.
"It's not like it's a triple-figure job," laughed Williams, who was a volunteer assistant coach at Findlay Prep for five years before being offered the head coach's gig, which reportedly pays $60,000. "I do it for the love of it."
Williams, who had his first ties to Henderson International School because his own children attended there, has started teaching a "Global Citizenship" class centred on the business of the NBA, teaching his players about the business of the league and the marketing of pro athletes.
"JYD has been a great mentor to me," said Jackson, Findlay's 17-year-old Mississauga player, who is being pursued by the likes of schools such as Florida, Arizona, Illinois and UNLV. "At Findlay Prep, we're showing that Canadian players have heart, and we're not soft."
Williams has his players mirroring things the NBA Cares program does – reading to school kids and doing various charity work. He blushes when asked if he aims to work in the NBA some day, if he's using this time to build skills to run a pro franchise.
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I have had a numb toe and the toe nail fell off without pain. I have always had some reoccurring pain with this leg. Now since I ve started working out again, after a 3-month hiatus, this leg feels heavy. I also have some aching...around the shin, the knee, the back upper hip/ buttocks . It s not a constant pain, but definitely throughout the day and night. It s been about a week since I ve worked out, and it still hurts. This leg is somewhat longer than my other, so it takes the brunt of some movements when working out. Normally I avoid jumping, but I did do a lot of jumping during exercising last week. I wear an store-bought knee brace on this leg when I work out. As an FYI, diabetes runs in my family.
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Thanks for query on HCM.
Regular follow up is must for
check up because of strong family history.
Pain from back to leg indicates some neurological involvement at lumber level.
Go for x-ray lumber,cbc,fbs,ppbs,s.b12. Also rule out deep vein involvement by Doppler study.
Start b12,
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to subside the pain.
Avoid any exercise till get complete cure.
Be watchful for sugar level.
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Regular follow up is must for diabetes check up because of strong family history.
Pain from back to leg indicates some neurological involvement at lumber level.
Go for x-ray lumber,cbc,fbs,ppbs,s.b12. Also rule out deep vein involvement by Doppler study.
Start b12,folic acid,l-arginine,calcium,d3 supplement.
Nsaid to subside the pain.
Avoid any exercise till get complete cure.
Be watchful for sugar level.
Consult your physician for further guidance and medical management.
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No matter how enamored you were of Eddie on Fraser or PBS' Wishbone, the fact is this: The Jack Russell Terrier (or the Parson Russell, as he's known in AKC circles) is almost certainly not the breed for you. That's not because Jack Russells are bad dogs. He was created for active work, and it's what he loves and what he is driven to do. If you have a job in mind for him that will push his limits and engage his full and enthusiastic attention, then you may be that rare person who is right for one of these dogs.
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If you're wondering why your Jack Russell isn't as well-behaved as Eddie or Wishbone, it's because the dogs that portray those characters have full-time trainers on staff to keep them in line. More to the point, those dogs had full-time jobs, which is what the JRT wants and needs. His endless desire to be digging, barking and investigating can't and shouldn't be squelched. It should be celebrated by someone who loves the very traits that drive many JRT owners insane.
Those traits include a tremendous drive to dig – something bred deep in the bone of the Jack Russell. It is the legacy of his legitimate work eradicating vermin on the farms where he originated. He'll excavate your garden and your living room with just as much determination as digging for a critter. A Jack Russell Terrier who digs doesn't have a behavior problem; he's the epitome of the breed.
A dedicated owner can channel that enthusiasm into hunting, but if your interests lie elsewhere, the Jack Russell excels at all kinds of organized and informal canine activities. He loves to hike, and can be an excellent agility dog, too.
A Jack Russell will need firm, fair and consistent training from a young age so he'll understand the boundaries necessary for living with humans. As long as he's getting plenty of exercise and stimulation for his quick mind, he's perfectly capable of differentiating between the great outdoors and the family room sofa – as long as you take the time to teach him.
The Jack Russell comes in a smooth coat (like Wishbone) and a scruffy or "broken" coat (like Eddie). Both require a minimum of grooming – just a quick brush a couple of times a week to keep shedding under control. Other than that, just keep his ears clean and his nails trimmed. He's definitely meant to be a no-fuss dog.
A word about the name of the breed: When the American Kennel Club decided to recognize the Jack Russell Terrier, it wasn't well-received by most of the JRT people in the United States. They already had their own registry, the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America, with very strict standards, and didn't see any good that could come out of AKC recognition.
A group of fanciers felt differently, and they formed the Parson Russell Terrier Association of the United States, the AKC parent club for the breed.
The Jack Russell/Parson Russell isn't the only breed with a civil war among its fanciers, but this particular split is among the most bitter. The JRTCA is the original and feistier of the two breed clubs. They didn't need or want AKC recognition of their dogs, and as far as they're concerned, this whole show dog thing is bad news.
If you look at the list of diseases on the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America website, you'll decide this has to be one of the unhealthiest breeds around. Not so; it's just that most breed clubs aren't as relentlessly thorough about even the rarest health conditions that can affect their dogs.
The truth is that the Jack Russell Terrier is a pretty healthy dog, although he does have a few genetic health concerns. His fiercely protective enthusiasts are doing everything they can to keep those problems in check, and prevent new ones from developing. That's just one of the many reasons to exercise great care in selecting the breeder of your puppy.
All breeders should be able to show you written documentation from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) and the Canine Eye Registration Foundation (CERF) clearing your puppy's parents of eye, ear and knee (patellar luxation) problems.
Do not purchase a puppy from a breeder who cannot provide you with written documentation that the parents were cleared of health problems that affect the breed. Having the dogs "vet checked" is not a substitute for genetic health testing, and any breeder who says her lines are free of all these problems, or that they're not a concern, is either lying or knows almost nothing about Jack Russell Terriers. Look for your puppy elsewhere.
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This has the potential to turn ugly for England. Extremely ugly. All the rich promise and high hopes of only five days ago are in severe danger of foundering on terrain where lower hopes and lesser promise have crashed so often before.
From first to last, which did not take long, they were behind India in the second one-day international and duly lost by eight wickets to go 2-0 behind in a series of five matches. India still had 80 balls at their disposal.
Virat Kohli scored his seventh one-day hundred and his second against England in three matches. In Cardiff last month he finished on the losing side; on this occasion there was never a squeak of that happening. Kohli put on an unbroken 209 with Gautam Gambhir from 179 balls.
When England last came to India for one-dayers three years ago they lost 5-0, the tour before that it was 6-1. But this time it was supposed to be different for a side which feels it is going places, notably the 2015 World Cup.
Perhaps it is simply a matter of being unable to come to terms with different pitches in unfamiliar conditions against a side which is overwhelmingly grateful to be back where they belong.
To say that India toyed with England is to give the impression that they were simply enjoying a pleasant afternoon and evening in the sun. Come to think of it, that is about what it was.
"It is a concern that we have suffered two heavy defeats," said England's captain, Alastair Cook. "Only the players can turn this round, we came into this series as prepared as we could be. Conditions play a huge part and we're struggling here as India struggled in England, but I believe we can play well here."
England are neither scoring enough runs nor taking enough wickets. Too many batsmen got in last night without staying in.
Sensing that the total was insufficient, England attacked zealously from the start. They also let India know they were in the country by launching a sequence of verbal skirmishes. To no avail. Spin or seam, slow or fast, India did much as they liked. Kohli and Gambhir batted with increasing command, taking advantage of a fast outfield.
England's biggest failing was that they lost wickets in clumps. Before the second over was out, so were both England's openers. Cook cut his fourth ball to point, Craig Kieswetter edged his fifth to slip. But to show that the team meant it when it said it had fight, Jonathan Trott took the attack to the opposition. He struck seven sweet boundaries before he went, innocuously nicking to the keeper.
Still, England rebuilt. Kevin Pietersen struck two booming straight sixes, borrowed from a manual he seemed to have mislaid. Ravi Bopara was bouncy and determined. Within two overs they were both gone, Pietersen being too easily lured into driving at a wide one, Bopara missing an off-break.
In came Jonathan Bairstow and Samit Patel for another rescue act. They placed the ball carefully and were biding their time in a stand of 86. In successive overs they too were out and England fell apart.
Two early wickets were a false portent. If the tourists were searching for an upside, they could be relieved that at last they found a way to deal with India's captain, M S Dhoni – ensure he does not bat.
Delhi scoreboard
Second one-day international, at Feroz Shah Kotla India beat England by eight wickets
England won toss
Runs 6s 4s Bls Min
*A N Cook c Jadeja b P S Kumar 0 0 0 4 1
†C Kieswetter c Kohli b R Vinay Kumar 0 0 0 5 7
I J L Trott c Dhoni b R Vinay Kumar 34 0 7 37 40
K P Pietersen c Dhoni b Yadav 46 2 3 55 90
R S Bopara lbw b Ashwin 36 0 4 50 50
J M Bairstow c Kohli b Jadeja 35 0 3 49 71
S R Patel lbw b Yadav 42 2 2 53 61
T T Bresnan c Raina b R Vinay Kumar 12 0 1 13 18
G P Swann b R Vinay Kumar 7 0 1 7 6
S T Finn not out 6 0 0 13 16
J W Dernbach run out 3 0 0 4 9
Extras (lb5 w11) 16
Total(48.2 overs) 237
Fall: 1-0, 2-0, 3-48, 4-121, 5-121, 6-207, 7-211, 8-227, 9-229.
Bowling: P S Kumar 9-1-40-1, R Vinay Kumar 9-1-30-4, V Kohli 5-0-18-0, U Yadav 8.2-0-50-2, R Ashwin 10-0-56-1, R A Jadeja 7-0-38-1.
Runs 6s 4s Bls Min
P A Patel c Cook b Bresnan 12 0 2 17 15
A M Rahane c Dernbach b Bresnan 14 1 1 15 31
G Gambhir not out 84 0 10 90 147
V Kohli not out 112 0 16 98 131
Extras (lb3 w13) 16
Total(for 2, 36.4 overs) 238
Fall: 1-14, 2-29.
Did not bat: S K Raina, *†M S Dhoni, R A Jadeja, R Ashwin, R Vinay Kumar, U Yadav, P S Kumar.
Bowling: T T Bresnan 7-1-41-2, S T Finn 9-0-50-0, J W Dernbach 5.4-0-41-0, G P Swann 8-0-52-0, R S Bopara 3-0-21-0, S R Patel 2-0-17-0, K P Pietersen 2-0-13-0.
Umpires: B F Bowden (NZ) and S K Tarapore.
India lead five-match series 2-0.
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Averkamp And Gibler Named To National Jesuit All-Academic Team
Rambler forwards excel on the court and in the classroom
1963 Ramblers Honored At State Capitol
Resolution supporting team's induction into Naismith Hall of Fame is passed
Loyola Places Six On Academic All-Horizon League Teams
Four track and field athletes, two basketball players earn honor
Averkamp And Gibler Named To I-AAA Scholar-Athlete Team
Loyola men's basketball players earn spot on 11-person squad
Averkamp Named Horizon League Scholar-Athlete Of The Month For February
Loyola junior forward averaged 20.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg, and 3.6 apg in seven appearances
2010-11: Battled a pair of injuries that limited his productivity, but still managed to put up 9.4 ppg and 4.4 rpg...started 20 of the 26 games in which he appeared...opened the season in fine fashion, averaging 14.5 ppg and 5.0 rpg through the first four contests...was named MVP of the season-opening Nick Kladis Classic, after tallying 15.7 ppg and 5.7 rpg as Loyola went 3-0 and won the tournament...scored in double figures in six of the first seven games of the season, but then only four times in his final 19 appearances...Loyola went 8-2 when he scored in double digits...drained 14 of his final 16 (.875) attempts from the foul line...threw in a career-best 25 points and snared nine rebounds in a home loss to Cleveland State...went for 17 points and nine boards in the season opener versus Eastern Kentucky...recorded 20 points and six rebounds against Texas-Pan American in November...tossed in 18 points in a win at Youngstown State and followed that up with 15 points versus Detroit...averaged 10.8 ppg and 4.6 rpg, while shooting 46 percent (43 for 94) from the field, in 13 appearances at the Gentile Center...member of the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll...named to the NABC Honors Court.
2009-10: Named Horizon League Sixth Man of the Year after averaging 11.3 ppg and 5.3 rpg, both numbers which ranked second on the team...came off the bench in all but one of the team's 30 contests...became the first Rambler since Leon Young in 2005-06 (10.4 ppg) to average double figures in scoring when playing more than 50 percent of the team's games as a substitute...Loyola went 6-2 when he made eight or more trips to the foul line...converted 50 of his final 61 (.820) attempts from the free throw line...put up 15.5 ppg, 7.8 rpg and 1.0 apg over the final four games of the season...scored in double digits on 19 occasions off the bench and led or shared the team lead in scoring 11 times...made his lone start of the year at Wright State and managed five points and five rebounds...reached double digits in points in five consecutive contests, Nov. 17 - Dec. 3...went for 17 points and eight boards at Holy Cross...tossed in a season-best 22 points in only 16 minutes at SIU Edwardsville...notched 12 points, and hit all 10 of his tries from the charity stripe, at Bradley...posted 15 points and eight rebounds in a home win versus Wright State...in a one-point loss to No. 20 Butler, contributed 14 points and nine rebounds...recorded 15 points and eight boards at Creighton...registered his first career double-double with 21 points and 10 caroms at Cleveland State in a Horizon League Championship First Round contest...named U.S. Army Horizon League Male Scholar-Athlete of the Month in both December and February...member of the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll...named to the National Jesuit Men's Basketball All-Academic Team.
2008-09: Made 17 starts and appeared in all but one game...missed the opener versus Rockhurst while nursing a leg injury...averaged 6.3 ppg, 4.1 rpg and shot 50 percent (10 for 20) from three-point range, in 17 starting assignments...Loyola was 2-1 when he scored in double figures...in Loyola's wins, contributed 5.6 ppg, 3.4 rpg and shot 50 percent (25 for 50) from the field, 64 percent (7 for 11) from three-point range and 82 percent (22 for 27) from the foul line...made his Rambler debut and grabbed a rebound in a victory over Georgia at the NIT Season Tip-Off...tallied nine points, a half dozen rebounds, two steals and an assist at Northern Illinois in his first career start...recorded season bests of 19 points and eight rebounds in a victory over Alcorn State...had nine points and seven boards in a win against Valparaiso...scored nine points and snagged five boards at Wright State...chipped in 13 points, eight boards, two blocks and a steal in a victory at Detroit...accounted for 14 points and seven rebounds at Milwaukee in a first round game of the Horizon League Championship.
High School: During the 2007-08 campaign, posted 16.8 points, 6.5 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game, while shooting 54 percent (130 for 241) from the field, 50 percent (11 for 22) from three-point range and 82 percent (165 for 202) from the free throw line...helped St. Xavier to a 23-3 overall record and the semifinal round of the state tournament as a senior...three-time First Team All-Greater Catholic League selection...voted team MVP in 2007-08...holds the GCL career record for most free throws (436) and finished his career as the second-leading scorer in St. Xavier history with 1,204 points...as a junior, averaged 16.1 ppg and 7.6 rpg en route to honorable mention all-state, First Team All-Cincinnati Enquirer and Associated Press Second Team All-District accolades...member of the National Honor Society and graduated in the top 5 percent in his class...honors student...high school coach was Scott Martin...played AAU ball for the Cincinnati Royals.


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The win improves Ferris State's record to 4-3-3 overall and 3-1-2-0 in the CCHA to date as the Bulldogs earned three league points in this weekend's two-game set.
Ferris State went up 1-0 in the first period of play as senior right wing Justin Lewandowski (Naperville, Ill.) scored his fifth goal of the season at 10:47 into the frame. Sophomore defenseman Zach Redmond (Traverse City) notched his sixth assist on the Bulldog goal with a lengthy pass up the ice to Lewandowski.
The game-winning tally would come just 1:45 into the second period on Haines' short-hander. A penalty on the Bulldogs put the visitors down a skater, but Haines was able to secure a loose puck following a turnover in the neutral zone and beat RedHawks' netminder Connor Knapp to the glove side.
Miami was able to get on the scoreboard in the third period as Brian Kaufman was the lone RedHawks' skater to get one past Nagle on the night. Kaufman recorded his second goal of the year with 7:02 remaining in the contest. Miami would try to tie the game in the late stages, pulling Knapp for an extra attacker with 1:10 left on the clock but the Bulldogs tightened defensively and kept the RedHawks from scoring the equalizer.
For the game, Miami would claim a 31-25 shots advantage which included an 8-3 lead in the third period. Nagle improved to 3-3-1 this season with the win while Connor Knapp dropped to 3-1-1 this campaign despite making 23 saves.
Nagle wound up receiving the game's first star while Haines garnered second star kudos.


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Bobcats give up 25 offensive rebounds, commit 25 turnovers as Hornets run to 78-62 victory.
Bobcats post 91-64 win over first-place Hornets in Bozeman.
A look at Montana State's back-to-back wild wins in California.
Brekke had 304 all-purpose yards and Prukop had eight total touchdowns, but Bobcat defense gave up 694 yards of total offense.
Sophomore quarterback hits Mitchell Herbert for game-winning touchdown with four seconds left to lift MSU to a 59-56 victory over Sacramento State.
Bobcats look to move to 2-0 on first of three trips to California
Montana State's offensive line will be tested by physical Hornet front.
Perception exists that defensive line isn't as potent as years past, but some of lack of production is situational, some due to poor heath.
Idaho State upset of Hornets turned heads across the Big Sky.
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Mt. Juliet boys eliminated
CLARKSVILLE -- Wilson Central's Wildcats ousted District 9-AAA rival Station Camp 46-38 in Tuesday's Region 5-AAA semifinal game at Rossview, earning a berth in the tournament championship as well as a spot in the TSSAA Sectional.
Three Wildcats scored in double figures including post man Ben Palmer and Jacob Williams -- 12 each, while Deante Miller chipped in with 10. Williams had a double-double, pulling down 10 rebounds.
District 9-AAA regular season champs, but a three-seed after the tournament, Wilson Central improved to 24-6 with the victory.
Kenwood 60, Mt. Juliet 38
An athletic Kenwood squads eliminated Mt. Juliet from postseason play Tuesday with a 60-38 win at Rossview High in the Region 5-AAA semifinals.
The game was tied at 12-all after one quarter, but Kenwood went on a 14-4 run in the second period to take control.
Reagan Johnson led the Golden Bears (18-13) with 18 points. John Mark Bell and Daniel Schroder each had eight in the loss.


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Salem man killed in Detroit Lake pickup plunge
Truck quickly sinks; OSP tows it from lake
DETROIT, Ore. - A pickup truck left state Hwy. 22E late Saturday night, plunged into Detroit Lake and sank, killing the Salem man at the wheel, Oregon State Police reported.
The victim was identified by troopers Sunday afternoon as Michael Joseph Fischer Jr., 35. OSP is continuing its investigation into the cause of the crash.
Shortly before midnight, drivers heading east on the highway near milepost 47 witnessed a westbound 2005 Ford F15 pickup as it crossed the highway, went down a steep embankment and into the lake, where it submerged beneath the surface, troopers said.
Emergency personnel from OSP, the Marion County Sheriff's Office, Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District, Lyons Rural Fire Protection District and ODOT responded to the scene.
About an hour after the crash, two OSP troopers who responded to the scene, removed their duty gear and entered the water.
They found the pickup's occupant submerged about 15 feet under water inside the cab, showing no signs of life.
The troopers then hooked the end of a tow truck winch onto the pickup so it could be pulled out of the water and up to the road. Fischer was confirmed dead inside the pickup.
Boats from OSP and Marion County Sheriff's Office assisted at the scene.
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Print on 8.5"x14" Legal paper. Has the breakdown on times and stuff right on it. (Thanks Todd Green)
It was my first attempt so I did not turn on the timer I just tried to get the technique and get six in the circles. I will get a buddy out with me on Saturday and we will do it with the timer. I had the hardest time getting shot #1 into the top circle consistantly.
Print on 8.5"x14" Legal paper. Has the breakdown on times and stuff right on it. (Thanks Todd Green)
Man, this steel cased ammo debate never ends. I really don't think there is a "one answer fits all" for this one. It comes down to personal preference, money, and how often one shoots I guess. I shoot the stuff sometimes, but usually only when I am going to shoot where either the brass would be hard to find/pickup or when the spent casings are landing in deeper snow and I don't want to go digging. I wish the "gun gods" would publish something official on this, then even I would know for sure if steel casings screw up the gun.
^^ Crazy stuff, sounds pretty awesome in some ways. Although I'm skeptical about the higher velocities aspect, with current technology we have no problems increasing chamber pressure, the issue is reliably containing that pressure. Combustable casings, sounds so crazy, and yet seems to make alot of sense. If my 8 cycles of operation becomes 7 thats gonna flip my world for awhile, lol. Feeding, Chambering, Locking, Firing, Unlocking, Cocking... hell, it's electronic, is there even a cocking anymore? 6 cycles of op? mind screw
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Editor's Note: In conjunction with our annual Surfboards Issue (On newsstands Nov. 18), we will be posting one interview per day with a craftsman who contributed to the issue. Some are the biggest names in the bay; others are underground and want to keep it that way. But all of them share an equal passion for the crafts that move us forward. In these tough economic times, they all have a lot to say on where their craft is going. First up: 2005 Shaper of the Year, William "Stretch" Riedel.
Name: William "Stretch" Riedel
Zone: Santa Cruz
Years Shaping: 30
Boards Per Week: 25-35
Specialty: Don't have one, I do it all
Is your business better or worse since the Clark Foam shutdown?
Clark's closure had zero effect on me.
Do you feel polyurethane foam/polyester resin will always be the dominant surfboard construction?
I think that that question is better stated, do I believe that polyester is superior? And I don't believe that there is a superior material. Everything has its place. I think that epoxy is a superior resin for a number of reasons. But blank-wise, the blank is an ingredient in the recipe, whereas I don't use that ingredient that much, it's a good ingredient in some recipes it's better.
Do you think there's an increasing or decreasing appreciation for a custom surfboard?
Right now I think it's decreasing. It's decreasing and I think that that is because of, number one the media. And number two the clothing companies don't necessarily want to have big shaper names; they're dangerous to them. So they will tend to back things like Super Surfboards. A lot of the big companies, you know Billabong, Quiksilver, have surfboard labels in Australia, in Europe. That's to their advantage. It's market driven, the decline right now. I don't believe that it's possible to sustain it, as long as there is somebody out there who's willing to do the job and do the job to it's full extent; learn hydrodynamics, learn composite technology, learn the tools, craftsmanship. I think that they will always be able to make a superior board, and guys that can really surf will always want the best thing that they can get their hands on. The non-shaper driven label, if you were a shaper and your name isn't on the board, what do you care what it looks like? What do you care what it rides like? It's just a job. If your name's on it, it changes things. If it's your label, it changes things.
Are quads declining or increasing in popularity?
What's keeping you afloat? Custom clientele? Shop accounts? Surftech?
That changes for the time of the year. We're going into winter-time, so this is our custom time of the year. The shops are tentative to stock boards this time of the year, but the guys that really surf now is when they order boards.
If it hasn't already, will your surfboard production ever have to go overseas?
There is a place for overseas production. Will we? I don't know. We tried it, didn't like it very much, didn't feel real good about it. But I think that there's a place for it. The labels that are going overseas, you can get a cheap board. For the beginning to intermediate surfer who may need high performance, but doesn't realize it, it gets him going, it gets him surfing, it gets him into a short board, it gets him into the industry, or into the market.
What kind of music do you like to listen to when you shape?
On the computer you can go this website, Pandora, and you type in a band name or {{{80}}}'s music, or punk rock. I type in NOFX and a bunch of NOFX comes up and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, and Green Day, and that kind of kiddie punk. NOFX is my favorite though.
How much time do you spend on a single board now?
Depends. What's that board? I don't have a specialty, so shortboards, like a stock shortboard I'll spend a half hour, 45 minutes, on each one, and I'm not the only one who's shaping it. We shape differently than anyone else in the industry. I go through every single board three times and I'll spend ten or fifteen minutes at each step and then somebody else will do some of the work for me. Some guns I'll spend 2 or 3 hours on sometimes. A couple of hours on a tow board, depends on what it is, some of the jobs are a lot.
Do you spend more time on the computer screen or in the shaping bay?
All my time is in the shaping bay. I don't spend any work time on the computer, you know I'll go on Surfline and check it, or look at the design forum. But I don't design on a computer screen. I don't think it's bad; it's just not me. The Mona Lisa can't be built on a computer. I'm not trying to build a floatation device.
How important is teamrider feedback to you?
Everything, I don't surf, I haven't been able to surf for 20 years. I have to get feedback, it's the only way. When I broke my neck I could surf pretty well, but by the time that you really know how to shape, your 20 years into it, I'm still learning at 30 years into it. I don't know any 50-year-olds that can go out and bust an air. You're gonna be 50, 45 by the time your really good, but you can't go out and test what your making. You gotta have rider feedback.
What kind of board do you enjoy shaping most right now?
It changes day to day. The most challenging boards are the ones that I like to shape the best. That would be some of the Pipe guns, Maverick's guns, Tow boards are really hard.
Are you actively pursuing "greener" avenues in your surfboard production?
We always have. We were one of the first, if not the first, to go to EPS Epoxy. Our foam is all recycled, all of our waste is recycled. To the point where we don't use any virgin cardboard, all of our cardboard is recycled. We go over to SurfTech and grab all their cardboard boxes, we have all our foam shipped here in cardboard boxes and we reuse that cardboard to ship a board back out again. We're always looking for ways to recycle.
DAY 1: William "Stretch" Riedel
DAY 2: Mark Price / Firewire Surfboards
DAY 3: Jeff Clark
DAY 4: Chris Gallagher
DAY 5: Matt Biolos
DAY 6: Geoff Rashe
DAY 7: Mark Wooster
DAY 8: Jeff Bushman
DAY 9: Rusty Preisendorfer
DAY 10: Rich Price
DAY 11: Shane Stoneman
DAY 12: Ricky Carroll
DAY 13: Xanadu
DAY 14: Chris Christenson
DAY 15: John Carper
DAY 16: Michael Walter
DAY 17: David Barr
DAY 18: Ben Aipa
DAY 19: Jeff "Doc" Lausch
DAY 20: Jesse Fernandez
DAY 21: Cole Simler


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