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From The Files Of March 17, 1994
'94 The vernal equinox will occur on Sunday, March 20, at 3:29 p.m., heralding the first day of spring.
American Legion Post 561 in McConnellsburg hosted its national commander Bruce Theisen at the Pennsylvania Central Section banquet held here Monday evening. The occasion marked the first time an American Legion commander has been honored by the local James McKibben Post as well as marking the first Pennsylvania sectional banquet to be held in McConnellsburg.
Kari Zittle surpassed the 2,000-point mark for her career as Forbes Road handed Union-Rimersburg a 64-29 defeat last Saturday, March 12, in a state PIAA first-round game played at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown. Zittle, who set Forbes Road's school scoring mark in a January 14 win over Fannett-Metal, got points number 2,000 and 2,001 on free throws with one minute left in last Saturday's game. She joins Marla McElhaney of McConnellsburg (2,281 points) as the only county players to hit the 2,000-point mark. Heidi Babb, a 1989 graduate of Fannett-Metal, is the only other Fulton-Franklin area player to hit the magic mark.
Larry and George Fischer, owners/operators of Fischer's Sideling Hill Farm, were presented the Fulton Conservation District's Cooperator of the Year award at the annual Tri- Ag banquet held March 10 at McConnellsburg firehall.
Jodi Brennan and Glen Vick were united in marriage September 11 in Knobsville United Methodist Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James Brennan Jr. of Knobsville; Mrs. Sylvia Ross and the late Robert Ross of Kingsville, Md.; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vick Sr. of Belcamp, Md.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Tiffany of Hancock on March 8; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Travis Fogal of Needmore on March 13.
Deaths: Albert Keefer, Mercersburg; Douglas Harris, Fayetteville; Mary Dixon, St. Thomas; Chester Younker, Hancock; James Fox, Hedgesville, W.Va.; James Wall, Chambersburg.
Engagements: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Souders of Mc- Connellsburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Kimberly, to David Keaton of Chambersburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keaton of Chambersburg. Merrill and Treva Starr of Three Springs announce the engagement of their daughter, Paula, to William Shover Jr., son of William and Mary Stover of Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bikle of Hagerstown announce the engagement of their daughter, Dee, to Raymond Lane, Chambersburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lane of Hustontown.
30 Years Ago
From The Files of March 29, 1984 '84
An Ayr Township man suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation when his home was gutted by fire early last Wednesday morning. Clyde McKelvey Craig, McConnellsburg, was admitted to the Medical Center for treatment of minor burns and observation and was later released. He was taken to the center again Saturday evening, suffering an apparent heart attack. His one-story, aluminum-sided home was a total loss. The fire began near an overheated kerosene heater in the kitchen.
The community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of retired state police Sgt. Lester F. Hoover on Monday night after being stricken with a heart attack on his way to work as a security guard at the Medical Center.
Fulton County Teen Center, McConnellsburg, has been closed temporarily because of financial problems.
Specials at the IGA: strawberries, 69 cents a pint; Kraft American cheese, 79 cents; lettuce, 49 cents a head; Scot towels, 59 cents, big roll; Clorox, 4 cents a gallon; Post Raisin Bran cereal, $1.89.
Now playing at the Fulton Theatre: "Hot Dog - The Movie."
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Irvin of Mercersburg on March 17; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook of Mercersburg on March 17; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Haines of Needmore on March 20; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Metcalf of Greencastle on March 20.
On the afternoon of February 11, Donna Briggs and Michael Newell were united in marriage at Needmore Bible Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Briggs, Warfordsburg, and Donald Newell, Chambersburg, and Linda Hollinshead, Harrisonville.
The family of Charles and Ruth Truax treated them to a sit-down dinner at Hustontown Firehall on February 19 in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Deaths: Lester F. Hoover, McConnellsburg; Alice M. Bard, Chambersburg; Jay T. Strait, McConnellsburg; Ad Price, Artemas; Charles H. Rotz, Fayetteville; Carrie A. Covert, Shade Gap; Bruce H. Montgomery, Chambersburg; Fannie R. Carmack, Chambersburg; Clair H. Ritchey, Huntingdon County; John M. Ward, Williamsburg; Ruth E. Detwiler, Mount Union.
Marriage licenses: Jesse G. Rosenberry, Hustontown, and Susan M. Boden, Hustontown; Kelly Souders and Connie Carbaugh, both of McConnellsburg; John W. Poper and Renee Beaver, both of Greencastle.
40 Years Ago
Rep. Shuster has announced that Vice President
Gerald R. Ford has accepted his invitation to deliver the principal address at the dedication of Raystown Dam on June 6.
Harry Johnston and Fred Fisher were presented with American Legion Golden Awards at ceremonies on Sunday at the local American Legion home. The awards, which are given to legionnaires with 50 years of membership in good standing, were presented by Thomas Cammarota, National Executive American Legion committeeman, at the quarterly meeting of the district.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deshong of Harrisonville were honored on March 17 by their family and friends at an open house on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Barnhart of Mercersburg on March 16; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barnhart of Fredericksburg on March 17; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Harris of Warfordsburg on March 19; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Holden of Blairs Mills on March 21; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Morgan of Orbisonia on March 22.
Engagement: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wink wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Audrey Jean, to William David Buterbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Buterbaugh of McConnellsburg.
Army Pvt. Michael J. Souders, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Souders of Hustontown, received a parachutist badge upon completion of the three-week airborne course at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Younker announce the birth of a daughter, Carri Lynne, on February 24.
Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Chubb quietly observed their 40th anniversary on March 27.
Marriage licenses: William R. Starliper of Mercersburg and Sally Ann Steffy, Chambersburg; Edward Peffer of Mc- Connellsburg and Dolly Cover of McConnellsburg; Gary Eugene Cook and Debra Jean Sumerfield, both of Hustontown; William Edward Straley of Lemasters and Virginia Mae Keefer of Burnt Cabins.
Deaths: Harry C. Richardson, Shippensburg; Laura J. Neilsen Edwards, Broad Top; Mrs. Marie McKee Engle, Warfordsburg; George A. Keebaugh, McConnellsburg; Jennie Clark.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 2, 1964 '64
Two Fulton County bankers, Richard P. Barton and Merrill W. Kerlin of Fulton County National
Bank, will attend the 37th annual trust conference of Pennsylvania Bankers Association at Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg on Thursday and Friday, April 2 and 3.
Dr. R.C. McLucas of McConnellsburg, Fulton County coroner, said that no inquest will be held in connection with the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Katz of Yardley, who were killed late last Tuesday night in a one-car accident on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, near the Fort Littleton interchange. The reason for no inquest was there were no witnesses to the crash.
Robert Allan Thayer, 5, son of Rev. and Mrs. George Thayer of Burnt Cabins, will be admitted to Chambersburg Hospital for an operation on his left forearm and hand, both of which were rendered useless in an automobile accident four years ago.
Patty Hunter, who is a kidney transplant patient at Medical College Hospital in Richmond, Va., is now allowed out of the hospital, for short periods of time, and on Sunday, accompanied her mother, sister, uncle and aunt to Easter services at a church within the hospital grounds.
The Farmers Home Administration now has funds available to help distressed rural and farm families, according to an announcement by James Diehl, supervisor for Bedford and Fulton counties.
Purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds in Pennsylvania during February amounted to $36.4 million.
Jay W. Alloway of Hustontown has been appointed to service as court crier, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Rev. T.P. Garland.
More than 2,300 Easter Seal appeal letters were mailed in Fulton County a month ago – and only 343 letters containing donations have been returned thus far. The goal in Fulton County this year is $1,500 – and only $758.50 has been received to date.
The junior and senior choruses of McConnellsburg Joint High School will present their annual spring choral concert on Thursday, April 9, at 8 p.m.
The marriage of Nancy L. Taylor to Lt. Edward H. Ward, took place on February 15 in a candlelight ceremony in the Methodist Church of McConnellsburg. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Olive R. Taylor and the late Lauren Taylor of Mc- Connellsburg.
Specials at the IGA: IGA bread, 6 for 99 cents; coffee, 1- lb. can, 79 cents; pork chops, 59 cents lb.; Duncan Hines cake mixes, 3 for 89 cents.
Births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller of Shade Gap, on March 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Gress, Harrisonville, on March 28.
Deaths: Mrs. Nellie Mae Ott, McConnellsburg; Joseph F. Figart, Altoona; Herbert Hayes, Mercersburg; and Rachel Regina Hendershot, born in Fulton County.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 8, 1954 '54
The Hi-Lighters will play for dancing at the local American Legion home on Saturday night.
Diane, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Fix of Mc- Connellsburg, is recuperating at home after being a patient in the Medical Center with double pneumonia.
Mrs. Harold Fix cut her hand badly last week, requiring three sutures to close the wound.
Wayne Q. Taylor of town is a patient in Veterans Hospital in Altoona.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grissinger Jr. have purchased the J.M. Spangler home on the Medical Center street. The house is now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Lammie, who expect to make their home in Florida.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Mellott of McConnellsburg on March 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mellott of McConnellsburg on March 31; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Wright of Wells Tannery on March 31; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Hann of Harrisonville on April 2.
Registrations are now being made in Fulton County for the free distribution of surplus food in each of the county's 12 districts. Eligible for the free food will be persons receiving assistance, unemployed persons and persons who are only partially employed. The distribution center for Fulton County will be located at Hollidaysburg. The foods now available include beef and gravy, dried beans, butter, potatoes, cheese, dried milk and shortening. The county commissioners will make arrangements to have the food transported here from Hollidaysburg and, after it reaches Mc- Connellsburg, it will be distributed from the courthouse to the various county districts.
Ellen Kendall, 4 1/2-year-old duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kendall of Todd Township, died in Chambersburg Hospital on Wednesday morning of injuries she received on Tuesday afternoon when struck by a car near her home. The child had crossed Route 522 to a neighbor's house and was returning home when the accident happened. She had waited at the edge of the busy road for three cars to pass and then, either through impatience or did not see the fourth car, ran across the road and into the path of the car. Other motorists soon stopped and were standing around, believing the child was dead. William T. Watkins of Mc- Connellsburg then arrived on the scene and, disregarding the disposition of the others that the child was dead, felt her pulse and found it strong. Anther motorist, Mrs. Helen Harper of Hustontown, then ran to the Kendall home for a blanket and she and Mr. Watkins brought her to the Medical Center where blood and oxygen were administered before she was rushed to Chambersburg in the Kelso ambulance. Little hope was held throughout the night, however, and she died Wednesday morning of a compound fracture of the right leg, fractured left leg, internal chest injuries, a fractured skull and multiple bruises and abrasions.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Price of Robertsdale celebrated their 40th anniversary on February 17.
Charles William Nesbitt and Arlene E. Paylor were married on March 27.
A report from the Thaddeus Stevens Trade School at Lancaster shows that five McConnellsburg boys are presently enrolled there. They are Robert Akers, who is studying drafting; Lloyd Culler and Robert Hohman, both studying brick masonry; John Gordon, electricity; and Albin Chubb, electric shop.
Mrs. Alma Shore has been elected president of Mc- Connellsburg Fire Co. Auxiliary, with Mrs. Mildred Mc- Quade, vice president; Mrs. Emma Lodge Gordon, recording secretary; Mrs. Pauline Richards, financial secretary; and Mrs. Mary Keebaugh, treasurer.
Edward Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Smith of Amaranth, broke his foot while playing ball at Warfordsburg High School.
Deaths: Mrs. Mary Barbara McKibbin; Mrs. Charles E. Keggerreis of Salamanca, N.Y.
Donald Gracey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gracey of Waterfall, was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant and is now serving as a platoon squad leader in Korea, where he has been for a year.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 6, 1944 '44
Deaths: David Hart Wible of McConnellsburg, who was found dead in his car on Monday morning opposite the O&T Store on North First Street, the victim of a heart attack; Mrs. Nettie Sipe McLucas of McConnellsburg.
Cpl. William M. Mellott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Mellott of Needmore, graduated this week from the AAF Training Command's Flexible Gunnery School at Buckingham Field, near Fort Myers, Fla.
Miss Frances Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Alexander of McConnellsburg, has been awarded the John M. Spangler Scholarship.
Herman E. Keebaugh of Hustontown, now serving in England, has been promoted from staff sergeant to technical sergeant.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 5, 1934 '34
Deaths: Agnes A. Corcoran of Waterfall; Mrs. Lucinda Ann Colledge of Breezewood; Mrs. Elizabeth
Naugle Weld; Mrs. Elizabeth J. Woodcock Covert of Hustontown; Mrs. Urner Truax of near Andover; John Henry Craig of South Wayne, Wis.
A double birthday celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Thomas of New Grenada last Thursday evening to celebrate the 16th birthday of their daughter, Beulah, and the 12th birthday of their daughter, Grace.
Dr. J. Charles Humphreys, a former medical missionary in China, died Saturday at his home in Germantown. His wife was formerly Miss Maude Baumgardner of Wells Tannery.
The junior band of McConnellsburg High School will present its annual concert in Reformed Church tonight.
Harold Rotz, Harry M. Johnston and Russell Kendall will be ordained and installed as leaders of United Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
All work on CWA projects ended last Thursday and with the close of March the whole Civil Works Administration was brought to a close. Projects that are imcomplete and are deemed worthy of completion will be referred to the Work Relief Division of the State Emergency Relief Department.
Mrs. William W. Clark of Needmore, who was acclaimed the champion speller of Fulton County in a recent countywide spelling bee, went to Harrisburg on Tuesday to be present for the state contest on Wednesday.
Howard Ott, a senior at Penn State, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ott of Ayr Township.
John Greathead has returned to his studies at Pennington School, Pennington, N.J., after a visit with his parents, Postmaster and Mrs. W.H. Greathead.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. J. Harris and daughter Estelle returned home on Tuesday after a stay of almost three months in Florida.
Guy Gienger, a student at University of Maryland, spent the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gienger.
William Mumma of Curwensville was killed last week when he fell down a flight of stairs at his home.
Gail, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fraker of Knobsville, is in Altoona Hospital where she underwent an operation for mastoids.
Speer Strait of Saluvia has started work on a new home to replace the one destroyed by fire recently.
Gladys, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Givens of Wells Tannery, died after an illness of seven days with pneumonia.
More deaths: Mrs. Mary Guillad of Wells Tannery; the little baby of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Barnett of Hustontown.
90 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 3, 1924 '24
Deaths: Mrs.
Catherine Fraker of
Fort Littleton; Mrs. Sara Lake Funk of near Harrisonville; Mrs. Susan Jane Naugle of Williamsburg; Carle Eugene Divens of Kearney.
Alvah Mellott, who lives near Hancock, left recently with a detachment of Marines for a tour of duty in San Domingo. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mellott, he will remain abroad for many months.
Bruce Hugh Garland and Helen Elizabeth Beck were married on March 27.
E.H. Hann of Saluvia has been appointed towerman at the Sideling Hill fire tower for the spring season.
Miss Helen M. Kendall, who for the past seven years, has been a medical missionary in India, will speak in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutchall are singing. It's a dishwasher.
Earl and Rush Barmont have taken charge of the farm of their father, Henry Barmont, in Todd Township.
One of the county's few octogenarians, Mrs. Rebecca Orth of Fort Littleton, celebrated her 84th birthday on March 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Seiders are happy over the arrival of a little girl, the fourth child in this family.
Harvey L. Barmont moved last Thursday to the farm at St. Thomas that he purchased from Albert Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Waugh of Mays Chapel are happy over the arrival of a boy .
W. J. Deneen of Mays Chapel has completed a month's trapping at that place. He bagged 26 skunks, 5 raccoons, 2 bobcats, 4 foxes, 5 opossums, 9 groundhogs, 13 owls and 6 hawks.
Herman Mellott of Amaranth was thrown from his pony last Tuesday and broke his arm above the elbow.
A surprise party was held at the home of Dr. C. Mellott of Amaranth on March 4 in honor of son Wallace's 21st birthday.


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Jan Paul necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 102 diseños de 23 diseñadores freelance.
Have a look at the current design here: http://ucentricmedia.com.
The website functions as a business card if you will when dealing with other big companies. So it is important that the new design radiates professionalism. (just to be clear, it SHOULD NOT LOOK like a business card, it IS a website).
Below are some designs that I like. When I say that, I mean purely the look and feel of those websites. I don't mean the layouts specifically because they are companies with a different business model. Have a look...
UCentric Media
You can use these sites for inspiration, but don't clone them.
Update, think more character and identity like these two have:
- The front page should include a testimonial, and a featured clients section.
- The contact page should include this office picture: http://ucentricmedia.com/office.jpg
- The new logo can be downloaded here: http://ucentricmedia.com/UcentricLogo.psd
- Instead of only a services section you can also take this approach: http://ucentricmedia.com/ss.jpg
I encourage everyone participating to read the comments I post below the different designs to get a more complete Idea of what I'm looking for.
The design should be delivered as a well organized and flexible Photoshop file. And I will potentionally hire the winner and other designers that do well for more work. I'm always looking for talent.
Here are a few comments from the last contest to give you an idea of how I work:
"thank you for being so quick with feedback and ratings" -nitagale
"Excellent contest holding..." -Alexel
- See reference sites
- Horizontal navigation
- Clean designs
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- No clutter

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Lady Antebellum, 'Wanted You More' – Lyrics Uncovered
It seems unlikely that Lady Antebellum would have time to write while out on the road, but the lyrics to 'Wanted You More' — their current hit single — were written under those conditions. The tune was born during soundcheck with their backing bandmates, Jason "Slim" Gambill, Matt Billingslea, Jonathan Long and Dennis Edwards, who were all credited on the song.
"We wrote ['Wanted You More'] during soundcheck with our band," explains Lady A's Charles Kelley. "They were just up there noodling around, and we were like, 'That sounds really cool.' We started on this melody and then went back to the dressing room and wrote this song. That's what makes it special for us."
"I kept waiting on a reason / In a call that never came / No I never saw it coming / Something in you must have changed / All the words unspoken, promises broken / I cried for so long / Wasted too much time, should've seen the signs / Now I know just what went wrong," they wrote in the 'Wanted You More' opening lyrics.
"It's funny, after listening to the song more and more, it felt like it's almost the next stage of 'Need You Now.' It's like you're past that … I guess you wanted me more than I wanted you. I don't need this anymore. It's cool to be continuing that story a little bit."
"I guess I wanted you more / And looking back now I'm sure / I wanted you more / I guess I wanted you more," they wrote in the song's chorus.
"That song, with the instrumentation and lyrics, it makes me sad to sing it," adds the trio's frontlady, Hillary Scott. "But the lyrics, everybody -– whether we want to admit it or not — has been in a place where we cared about someone more than they cared about us."
She adds, "It's a vulnerable thing to admit. It's definitely emotional."
More Lyrics Uncovered: | Somethin' About a Truck Lyrics | Come Over Lyrics | Good Girl Lyrics | Springsteen Lyrics | Over You Lyrics | Better Than I Used to Be Lyrics | That's Why I Pray Lyrics | You Don't Know Her Like I Do Lyrics


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CSA* season is upon us! Here at GRACE, two coworkers and I are splitting a share from the 14th Street Y CSA. The vegetables are delicious – and quite photogenic – so we decided to document the weekly bounty. Check back throughout the season for photos of our veggies and stories about the experience.
*Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a partnership between communities and farmers that enables food eaters to help support food producers. Basically, CSA members purchase a CSA share from a farm at the beginning of the season, and in return receive regular installments of produce (and in some cases, meat, eggs and/or dairy) for the duration of the season. It's kind of like buying stock – but with edible dividends.
CSAs are a great way to support small independent farms since they provide the farmer with upfront capital to handle early-season expenses (e.g., seed, equipment, labor, etc.), create a stable demand for his/her products and allow the community to share the potential risks and benefits of agriculture with the farmer. Learn more about CSAs at Sustainable Table.
Are you a CSA member with photos and/or recipes to share? We'd love to hear from you. Drop us a line at [email protected] with the subject line, "CSA."


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8th ave wrote:Just bought 2k13 yesterday. They have Brandon Rush's overall skill level at 71. What a damn shame. He's at least a 76 or something. They have Bogut at 79! WTF!?
And, as always, they make the former Warrior LEAGUES better once he's on another squad (Monta Ellis is an 86... the highest rated Warriors are Curry and Lee at 82). They've done that with Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, and Jason Richardson in recent years... 86 or 88 on the Warriors; 90 on the Clippers. Whoever runs the whole rating system clearly has something against Golden State. I'm still pretty happy that they rank them 13 of 30 overall, though.
And at least they got something right with the Signature Skills feature. That was something they REALLY needed to impliment and it makes a huge difference. Last year, you could pretty much throw it to LeBron and drive and just have him jam it on everyone. This year, with dudes like Bogut getting "Defensive Anchor" love - or Serge Ibaka, with "Eraser" skills - guys like Shannon Brown are no longer unrealistically dominant on the drive. Clutch addition for sure; although I would have loved to see them add some negative ones as well as positive... wouldn't be too hard to slap a guy with a "Loud Mouth" label that triggered technical fouls during cold steaks, or maybe "Lagger" for guys like ARandolph/Jeremy Tyler that jog back on defense after missing a lay-up. I'm sure Hove didn't wanna offend anyone (hence the lack of negative signature skills), but hopefully next year they run with this feature and add a couple dingers for guys like Biedrins that just flat-out play with some obvious flaws. It'd be histerical to give a guy like Russell Westbrook "Tunnel Vision" and disable the pass button he's driving to the cup during a cold streak!
Gotta edit guy's dunks and lay-ups though. DLee's favorite jam is clearly the quick-release back-scratch and they don't even give that to him on his default package.


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Simon (Romańczuk) of Łódź
His Eminence Simon (Romańczuk), Archbishop of Łódź and Poznań.
Born on 12 October 1936, in Gusczewina near Hajnówka. In 1955 he started studying philology in Minsk, from 1965 he was studying on Christian Theological Academy (ChAT) in Warsaw. He was tonsured on 11 february 1970, 15 February he was ordained to the diaconate and 22 february he was ordained to the priest. On 21 February 1970 he was assigned as an inspector to the Orthodox Spiritual Seminary in Warsaw. One year later, he took office of president of the Publishing and Press Committee of Metropolitan Council. Since 1971, as a representative of Church of Poland or as a member of official delegation, he took part in many conferences. In 1973 he was elevated to Igumen, in 1979 to Archimandrite. In october październiku 1979 he got title of Honorary Member of the Orthodox Academy in Crete. In Christian Theological Academy (ChAT) in Warsaw he received Ph.D. fot the topic: Orthodox in literary output of Dostojevsky.
On 26 November 1979 at the Cathedral of Mary Magdalen Equal to the Apostles was consecrated to the episcopacy, with the title of Lublin, as a vicar diocese Warsaw and Bielsk. On 18 sierpnia 1981 he was nominated as a head of Lodz-Poznan diocese. On 8 czerwca 1993 In 1987, Bp Siomon was elevated to Archbishop.
He is a lecturer of University of Łódź and a member of Science Board edited in Łódź lexicon Idaes in Russia.
Simon (Romańczuk) of Łódź
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ThinkBigNow needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 17 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
Internet Business Mastery
We have the #1 Internet Business Podcast in the world and we teach others to turn their passions into profitable internet business and have been doing so for 5 years.
Internet Business Beginners
Ebook title: The Keystones for Creating a Profitable Internet Business
We need an opt-in bonus logo that consists of 3 parts, an ebook, a CD case, and a CD. Here is an example of what we want them to look like, not the design ON them, just the type of look:
So, in the end there will be one logo logo that will fit in the spot on this next picture marked in red. Just as an example:
The cover art should include the title of the eBook and our logo for Internet Business Mastery:
It should also include artwork that signifies exactly what the eBook is about, which is teaching the basic steps for creating an internet business that will help people escape jobs they hate and live the lifestyle of their dreams doing a business based on their passions!!
Please use a blue colored design scheme for the design of the covers.
Item 1 - 3 individual PSD files with the flat design of the ebook, CD case (that looks more like a thin DVD case), and a CD.
Item 2 - 1 final design PSD of all three, in 3D, put together like this:
I have PREPAID the winner KNOWS they will get paid!
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and the team getting filmed behind them are the guys with beards who used shckoly's computer with camo shorts!
As far as I see, they are one and the same!
Do we have any name catching yet? It may be time to start facebooking...
Quote from: Dawne on November 28, 2009, 06:32:29 PMDo we have any name catching yet? It may be time to start facebooking...Ha Ha Ha ha HaNo!I think there are new rules.
Can't see it clearly but it looks like it says "MOMALICIOUS" on the black girls' shirts. They might be single mothers/friends.
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10/06-06/07 JCH of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, NY
• Musical Theater Director
• Produced musical theater shows
• Taught students of ages 5-12 various vocal selections
09/00-06/07 NYC Board of Education, District 20, P.S.200; P.S.179
• Band / Orchestra Director
• Taught all woodwind, brass and percussion, violin, piano
05/99-06/06 School for Musical Performance, Brooklyn, NY
• Instructed students on Piano, Guitar, All string and wind instruments and vocals.
• Prepared students for the auditions to the prestigious schools and other music organizations.
1993-1997 St. Petersburg Radio Orchestra, Russia
• Principal Bassoonist
Other work experience:
• Performed as a bassoonist with The Kirov Opera & Ballet Theatre, the Mussorgsky Opera & Ballet Theatre, The St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, The Chamber Opera Orchestra of St. Petersburg and other Symphony and Chamber orchestras of St. Petersburg, Russia
• Performed Solo Recitals in Russia, Poland, Norway and United States
06/98 The St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music, St. Petersburg, Russia
M.A. in Music: Major – Bassoon Performance; Minor – Conducting
06/91 The St. Petersburg College of Music named after Rimsky-Korsakov, Russia
B.A. with a Double Major in Orchestral Performance (Bassoon) and Music Education
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Hi there!
Would you just like to learn a few songs on the piano, violin or guitar? Or you'd like your child be become next Joshua Bell or Evgenij Kissin? My lessons are designed with each individual student in mind. I will start my lesson with introduction and proceed with warm-up routine. I always make sure that the student is comfortable with the pace that I am offering. I am mixing elements of music theory, history and performance techniques in order to help my student to embrace the beauty of music making experience. All my students are ready to perform at the recital after just 3-4 months of lessons.
*** Studio Equipment ***
I teach using Fisher Baby Grand Piano. Fender guitars. Major brands band instruments; yamaha, selmer, gemeingardt, etc.
*** Travel Equipment ***
Fender Guitar, Yamaha Flute/Saxophone, Casio Digital Piano, Custom Violin made in England.
*** Specialties ***
suzuki violin, classical, jazz
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Thanks Mr Yakov!!!
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· Piano · Online
Yakov D.
Yakov D.
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Although I am primarily a saxophonist, clarinet is a secondary instrument that most saxophonists also have to know how to play. As a performer it is an absolute necessity that I be able to double on the clarinet and be just as proficient.
My goal as a teacher is to provide an in depth understanding of the instrument to my students. Whether we are learning technique specific to the instrument or general musical concepts, it is important to me that I take the time to insure that my students not only learn how to do something, but also the reasons why we are learning a specific concept or technique. At the end of the day, my ultimate goal is to teach you how to teach yourself, so that you may enjoy playing the instrument outside of our lessons together.
I prefer not to conform to a specific teaching style, because every student is different, and I have been fortunate to have a great variety of types of students throughout my years as a teacher. Some of my students are ...
About Matt
Thanks for choosing me as you private music instructor. I've enjoyed teaching music since 2001 and being a Takelessons teacher since 2008. I specialize in teaching beginner to advanced saxophone, beginner to intermediate clarinet, beginner flute, and beginner to advanced jazz improvisation. I welcome all ages and believe that it is never too late to pick up an instrument, even if you've had no prior experience in music. Specifically when it comes to beginners, I am able to provide virtually everything that you need to get started, including access to brand new and lightly used student model instruments that I have for sale at very reasonable prices.
I have been teaching and playing music professionally for almost 20 years and began studying music and playing the saxophone at age 11. I currently live and work in New York Ci
Throughout my musical career I have worked in a variety of capacities in addition to being a performer, including working as a composer and recording studio engineer. My main area of expertise is performing as a jazz saxophonist on alto, tenor, and soprano saxophones, and I regularly play throughout New York City in restaurants, jazz clubs, bars and other music venues.
As a private music teacher, I place an emphasis on giving the student an in depth understanding of his or her instrument, and I place the utmost importance on explaining advanced concepts in the simplest of terms in order to insure that the student fully comprehends the objectives of each lesson. Such concepts that I cover regularly are sight-reading, ear-training, technique, and creativity.
As a regularly performing musician in New York City, I can be seen every Sunday night at Ba'sik (a very popular bar in Williamsburg Brooklyn) where I lead an open jazz jam session. A few of my adult students have even been able to reach a level in jazz improvisation that they've been able to come out and sit in with the band.
YOUNGER STUDENTS: I've found that in most cases, it is very difficult for students younger than 8 or 9 years old to learn instruments like the clarinet, saxophone and flute. Occasionally, an exception can be made if a younger student is taller than average for his or her age, but most of the time the size of a student's hands, as well as his or her amount of a physical strength, are not adequate enough until around the ages of 8 or 9. A worthwhile alternative, if a student is absolutely enthusiastic about learning a woodwind instrument, is to begin them on an instrument called the recorder. The recorder is a real instrument, but it is a more primitive, smaller, and simpler of an instrument than the saxophone, clarinet, or the flute; however, it is a great way for young students to begin learning the basics of playing a woodwind instrument and also learning important musical concepts such as reading music notation, pitch, and rhythm. I have also been introduced to a new line of instruments that are developed for younger students by a company called Nuvo. These instruments are smaller and simpler analogs to the saxophone, flute, and clarinet, and they can function as the next step in a younger student's progression between the recorder and an actual saxophone, flute, or clarinet. The specific instruments that I deal with are called the jSax and the DooD by Nuvo Instrumental. I was asked to demo these instruments and you can check them out if you scroll down to the video section of my profile and look for the videos entitled "jSax and DooD review and demo. Nuvo Instrumental" or "jSax and Dood demo. Nuvo Instrumental".
In addition to teaching woodwind instruments and jazz improvisation, I also have experience teaching Sibelius music writing software, and audio engineering and editing with Pro-tools LE and Logic Pro X.
PLEASE NOTE: Because the NYC area is very different geographically from other parts of the country, especially in terms of transportation, I may appear outside of your area in terms of where I am available to travel. If you are very interested in taking lessons with me, but you are outside of my travel zone, please feel free to follow up with a Takelessons counselor and have them contact me personally to see if we might make an exception. I am available to travel to virtually all areas of Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan as well as Jersey City and Hoboken, depending on if the day and time selected allows me acceptable travel time between other scheduled lessons. If my location in Astoria Queens is not convenient for you, and you are unable to have lessons in your home, then there is also an option where I can most likely find a very affordable teaching studio in an area that is more convenient for you that we may rent by the hour and split the cost for your lesson.
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Any student, regardless of age or experience level, learns best when engaged in an activity that he or she understands and enjoys. Part of my success as a teacher can be attributed to my willingness to take into account every student's particular musical interests and strengths, and attempt to teach directly to those areas. For instance, in the initial stages of developing a student and teacher relationship, I like to request that the student compile a "wish list" of approximately ten pieces of music that he or she would like to be able to play. This list may include pieces in such genres as classical, jazz, and popular music, just to name a few. It is through this list that the student can begin almost immediately learning exactly what he or she likes, and by default, I can then teach the student all of the technical components needed to perform on his or her instrument, as well as determine the specific areas where the student needs to receive more focused instruction. More importantly, this "thinking outside of the box," customized approach provides a fun atmosphere and enables the student to enjoy learning the art of playing music by not being solely dependent on instructional booklets which many students, regardless of age and experience, find boring and tedious.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Additional saxophones for students who do not currently have a saxophone to use during a lesson. Recording equipment, including software and microphones. Mac book pro with music writing and recording software. Full 88 key keyboard.
*** Travel Equipment ***
Additional saxophones. Macbook pro with recording and music writing software
*** Specialties ***
music, music theory, home recording, saxophone, clarinet, flute,
all styles
· Saxophone · Online
· Saxophone · Online
· Clarinet · Online
Matt L.
Matt L.
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About John
Lessons in living room with stereo; teacher has own instruments, student needs their own
*** Travel Equipment ***
I expect the student to have an instrument to play on.
*** Specialties ***
From Jazz to Brazilian, Cuban, Puerto Rican, world music from just about everywhere. Specialist in teaching students how to improvise on chord changes.
· Saxophone · In studio
· Saxophone · In studio
John O.
John O.
About Gio A.Close
I took up clarinet several years ago and have done some writing and recording for clarinet. I'm happy to offer my skills and to work with novice players on proper fingering and technique, embouchure, music notation reading and theory, phrasing, and musicality.
About Gio
I have been teaching guitar, drums, and piano for about eight years to students of all ages. Music is what I'm passionate about and it's what I enjoy. I want to inspire that same passion into the hearts and minds of others.
*** Lesson Details ***
I am a laid-back teacher, fun, and I focus on the needs, abilities, and ambitions of the student. In turn, students must realize that learning an instrument takes a lot of work and dedication. One can't expect to learn very much if s/he only practices or thinks about the instrument during the lesson. If the student is willing to put some time into practicing, then I will help them go far!
*** Studi
I have several guitars, a drum kit, djembe, mandolin, clarinet and full-size keyboard.
*** Specialties ***
Guitar: Classical, jazz, American or Irish folk, rock and pop; lead or rhythm.
Drums & Percussion: All genres
Piano: Classical (includes sight reading)
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· Banjo · Online
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Gio A.
Gio A.
About Joseph M.Close
25 + yrs playing/teaching experience
Classical to Jazz
Fun mixed with work
About Joseph
Will travel to you, or we can use my studios located in Nassau, Suffolk and all 5 boroughs.
My name is Dr. Joseph M., Ba/Ma/Dma, in Education and Performance. I have reference lists a mile long, (with phone #'s, so you contact my previous and current
clients), full of success story after success story!
22 yrs teaching experience. I have sent thousands of children to Nyssma. Most of my students have scored; "Outstandings", (lvls 1-4), and A+'s, (lvls 5-6). Have gotten students
into All-County,
All State, and All National honor bands. This requires a ranked Nyssma level 6 score of 100.
I have prepared students for auditions to the finest music schools in the world, Julliard, The Curtis Institute, Berklee, etc.
My students have appeared on Broadway, have played at Birdland/the Bluenote, and have won
I play and teach all styles; Classical, rock, Broadway, jazz,pop, etc.....
I have performed at the world class, A-list level in all the above mentioned styles as well.
I believe it is critical to be humble, down to earth and easy to work with, no matter how accomplished, student, teacher, or parent. :)..................
· Saxophone · In home
· Saxophone · In home
· Singing · In home
with my son. Thank you Dr. Joe!!!
Joseph M.
Joseph M.
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Experienced Clarinet teacher of 7 years available for eager students of all experience levels and ages! Clarinet was the Primary instrument I studied while attending Ithaca College to receive my music education degree. I studied under Michael Galván whom is well recognized in the clarinet community. I have had two successful beginner students receive top chair placement in their respective high school and middle school bands.I believe that excellence is grown through practice and dedication.
About Michael
· Trombone · In home
makes learning fun and is always positive and encouraging.
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Michael T.
Michael T.
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I love motivating my students to achieve their own goals, realize their potential, and find happiness in music. I hold degrees from Manhattan School of Music and Oberlin Conservatory, and I'm happy to travel for lessons. Individuals and groups of all ages are welcome!
About Jarrett
Jarrett H.
Jarrett H.
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Students will learn how to properly learn and play the clarinet from the absolute basics to a high, intermediate level and beyond in various styles.
Beginners: The basics of embouchure, technical skills, proper breathing techniques, ability to read music.
Intermediate: Playing intermediate level solo pieces, refining technique, extending range, learning how to play music by ear and performing in various styles, from classical to jazz.
About Jorge
I also have experience in teaching NYSSMA solos, intermediate/advanced techniques on the saxophone and clarinet, and have run and directed my own orchestra and jazz band during my time in college.
I have a reputation for achieving whatever goals I set my sights on musically, from performing to composing and conducting.
I am also in touch with the current music education situation in New York City, spending many hours every semester doing fieldwork observations in various music programs across the city as well as being an assistant to various honors
I personally believe practicing should be fun, and have devised multiple strategies for success to kick-start one's drive for peak performance in music!
· Clarinet · In studio
· Music Theory · In home
Jorge R.
Jorge R.
About Tyler B.Close
With training at high-level schools and over a decade of diverse professional experience, I'm well-suited to teach saxophone in any style. Whether you need help with school ensemble music, want to learn your favorite melodies, or even want to write your own music, I can offer experienced and relaxed guidance towards your goals!
About Tyler
· Clarinet · In home
· Piano · In home
· Saxophone · In studio
Tyler B.
Tyler B.
About Boyce G.Close
Clarinet students of mine learn how to practice in a way that is conducive to retaining muscle memory, creating a full sound, playing passages and etudes in a musically intriguing way, and improvising.
About Boyce
I live in New York City currently, but I am originally from a small town called Tallahassee Florida. In New York I maintain an active career in jazz performance, having appeared on stage at venues such as the Village Vanguard, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, Birdland, and many more.
I have a bachelor's degree in jazz studies from Florida State University, and I have been studying woodwind instruments since I was very young. Through a wide variety of teachers and mentors of my own, I have developed a teaching style that my students would describe as "adaptable" and "personalized" because I understand that every brain is different, and the way we learn affects the way we play! I am experienced in teaching all age groups, levels, and all purposes, be it leisure, professional aspiration
Congratulations on taking the first step towards your musical development, and I look forward to working with you!
· Saxophone · In studio
· Music Performance · In studio
· Music Performance · In studio
Boyce G.
Boyce G.
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Daily Freeman Life Editor Ivan Lajara talks about journalism, living in the Hudson Valley, language, the Web, cats and even politics. But he shouldn't.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
The stars among us
Adrian Grenier, who plays "Vincent Chase" on HBO's Golden Globe-nominated "Entourage," was hanging out on Nov. 19 at Keegan Ales and Nov. 20 at The Basement, both in Kingston. Local yokels, myself included, were wondering what his area connection was.
According to his HBO bio, he attended Bard College.
Or, as IMDB.com puts it, He "Was a stone-cold hippie bongo drum player while attending Bard College."
That might explain what the New York Post called his "bongo bonanza."
Season six is over, but you can catch the whole thing Monday starting at 11 a.m. on HBO2.
Drum roll.
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Debbie Dye has been collecting Cedar Key ghost stories for four years. She was inspired to do the tours by a haint mistress and retired history teacher in Virginia. According to UrbanDictionary.com, "haint" is a Southern colloquialism for a ghost, apparition or lost soul.
Do you have old photos of Cedar Key Festivals or City Commissioners?
The Cedar Key Historic Society would like to scan them into their archives for future reference or will accept them as donations for their resource files.
Contact the Museum at 352-543-5549 to share any items.
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With blinking bug eyes, they hunt at night and ooze a toxic slime from their skin as a defense. They are a threat to the environment and cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage to Florida homeowners and businesses each year.
The Cedar Key Commission was short two commissioners Tuesday night, but they wrapped up business in less than 30 minutes.
Commissioners Sue Colson, Gene Hodges and Dale Register voted to accept the procurement agreement required by the governor's Energy Office. It was drawn up in April but never voted on by the commission. Mayor Heath Davis and Commissioner Scott Dennison were absent.
It's not often the folks who work for Levy County Emergency Medical Service get to see their clients again.
Advantages of Going to School in Cedar Key
You probably don't want to run into a gang in a dark alley but if you do, you will want this gang to be your side: Savannah Howard, Nicholas Kaim, and Levi, Nathaniel and Hannah Brinkman are an imposing group as they pose in their Dojo (training studio) Tuesday night.
At the recent Seafood Festival, 13 Cedar Key students volunteered to monitor the three recycling/trash sites that were set up in the city park to maximize the capture rate of all recyclables.
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Second-half rally falls short for Lady Miners Friday.
After storming back to take the lead in the second half the Missouri S&T women's basketball team ran out of steam down the stretch, falling to Minnesota Duluth 83-70 Friday at the Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building.
The Lady Miners fall to 1-1 overall. It was the season-opener for the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs.
Both teams are to be in action again at the Bullman Building on Saturday, as Minnesota Duluth is to play Pittsburg State at 10:30 a.m. and the Lady Miners are to take on Arkansas-Monticello at 6 p.m.
S&T outshot the Bulldogs from the field 54 percent to 46 percent on Friday. However, Minnesota Duluth nailed 11 three-point field goals and took advantage of 22 S&T turnovers to build double-figure leads in both halves.
"We had a great (second-half) comeback to (take the lead)," said Lady Miner head coach Alan Eads. "Then we started our old habits; we quit rebounding and...again...turnovers."
S&T led by as much as five points over the first seven minutes of play. A three-pointer by senior guard Toni Knar gave S&T a 12-7 edge at the 13:29 mark of the first half.
However, the Bulldogs responded with a 12-2 run. And a jumper in the lane by 5-6 junior guard Alyssa Kerkoff at the 10:52 mark gave Duluth a 19-14 advantage.
The Bulldog lead would grow to as much as 10 points the rest of the half, when a free throw by Taylor Meyer made it 41-31 with 38 seconds remaining.
S&T trailed at intermission 41-33.
After Bulldog 5-7 junior guard Danielle Flood opened the second half scoring with a jumper, the Lady Miners began a surge that would completely wipe out the deficit.
Over the next 8:50 of play S&T outscored Duluth 21-10. And a Knar jumper off the left baseline at the 11:54 mark gave the Lady Miners a 54-53 edge.
That lead didn't last long, however, as S&T was outscored 28-10 over the next 9:43. A three-pointer by 5-10 senior guard Megan Lueck with 2:11 left gave the Bulldogs their largest advantage, 81-64.
Junior forward Mia Wesley paced S&T with 22 points and six rebounds while senior forward Karli Sample had 14 points, three assists and two steals and Knar 12 points and three steals.
Five players scored in double figures for Duluth, led by 5-11 senior forward Katrina Newman and 6-2 senior center Hannah Rutten with 16 points each. Rutten also grabbed 12 rebounds.
"We've got guards who made three, four, five turnovers...we can't have that," Eads said. "We didn't handle their pressure well. It was a very disappointing performance the last six or seven minutes."


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Offensive linemen Alex Boone and Mike Iupati stood in one corner of a near-empty San Francisco locker room and pondered just how close they had come to winning the Super Bowl.
It quickly began to sink in, beneath the Superdome on Sunday night as the Baltimore Ravens celebrated, that their season had ended short of the goal.
One year, they almost reached the NFL's championship game. The next, they nearly won it.
"It just hurts, it hurts now," Iupati said. "There are no words to express how we feel right now. We've got to put it in the past now and we can't ever forget this moment. We've just got to go out there and next year is another year, and compete."The 49ers head into the offseason following a 34-31 Super Bowl loss knowing they were right there against the Ravens, and now move forward with the hope of keeping much of the team together and building to get back — and this time win it all.
One big question: What to do with backup quarterback Alex Smith?
CEO Jed York said last week he would address Smith's situation soon. Smith would like to have the chance to start somewhere, and the 49ers realize that's a fair request.
"Last year losing in the NFC championship game, come back this year and you're in the Super Bowl, it feels the same way," running back Frank Gore said. "Any other team probably would have just laid down but we kept fighting. We just didn't get it done."
Coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Trent Baalke will soon begin planning for the 2013 season — not to mention the draft in April — and determine whether they can find a team for Smith.
The 2005 No. 1 overall draft pick lost his starting job in November to second-year pro Colin Kaepernick, who nearly led the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history in the 10th start of his NFL career.
A win would have put him right there in the 49ers' storied Super Bowl history aside Hall of Famers Joe Montana and Steve Young, who led San Francisco's last championship after the 1994 season.
The Niners lost for the first time in six Super Bowls, leaving Harbaugh to shake hands with Ravens coach and big brother, John, afterward as the loser in the first sibling-coached championship.
"We want to handle this with class and grace," Harbaugh said. "Had several opportunities in the game. Didn't play our best game."
The 25-year-old Kaepernick, a strong-armed, mobile quarterback with loads of tattoos and a signature touchdown move — pumping his right arm and kissing his biceps — went 7-3 as a starter and gave great promise to a franchise that wants to make Super Bowls an annual thing again.
Last season it was another three-point loss, 20-17 to the Giants in the NFC title game, that ended the 49ers' season.
"Knowing how hard it is to get here, it's not promised," defensive tackle Ricky Jean Francois said.
Kaepernick finished 16 for 28 for 302 yards with three sacks and an interception for a 91.7 passer rating. The interception was the first by the 49ers in six Super Bowls and ended a streak at 169 passes without one.
San Francisco nearly pulled off another improbable comeback, as it did in rallying from a 17-0 deficit to win 28-24 at Atlanta for the NFC championship.
"We let everybody know what type of guys we've got in our locker room," Gore said. "It's hard to break us, we're going to keep fighting. They just got it done today."
The 49ers had three chances from the 5 with less than 2 minutes left, and Kaepernick threw three straight incomplete passes intended for Michael Crabtree, who got tangled up with cornerback Jimmy Smith on the final play but no holding was called — though Harbaugh begged for a flag from the sideline, signaling a penalty at the officials.
Kaepernick directed four second-half scoring drives, throwing a 31-yard touchdown pass to Crabtree and also running 15 yards for a TD. But the 49ers missed the 2-point conversion that would have tied the game with less than 10 minutes left.
"This is kind of tough, to get this far and let everything slip away through your hands," linebacker Ahmad Brooks said. "The funny thing about it is, within the next few months, we're going to start trying to get back to the same place that we're at right now."
And this ball-hawking linebacking corps should be encouraged because the four starters are each signed through at least the 2015 season — Aldon Smith's contract takes him three more seasons, Patrick Willis will be around through 2016, Brooks through '17 and NaVorro Bowman through '18 after signing a five-year contract extension in November worth $45.25 million, with $25.5 million in guaranteed money.
Aldon Smith finished with a franchise-record 19 1/2 sacks in 2012 — falling three shy of Michael Strahan's single-season mark set in 2001 for the Giants. Yet he didn't have one over the final three games, most of that stretch with Justin Smith sidelined because of a partially torn left triceps.
Rookie running back LaMichael James, a late-season surprise after hardly getting a look early in the year, is sure this team has another postseason run ahead — if not as soon as next season.
Thinking about the future might be easy for a rookie, yet the veterans know there are guys who go their entire career and never get this far.
"It's tough," Gore said. "When you're in the dance, you want to get it."
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Lucas Neff knows he's a lucky guy.
A year ago Neff, who grew up in Andersonville, was just starting to do press for his first major TV role—in the Fox sitcom "Raising Hope." He was new to Hollywood, to the hype, and to working with TV and film veterans such as Cloris Leachman, Martha Plimpton and Garret Dillahunt.
"No matter what direction I turn there's somebody really talented and awesome standing there," Neff told me during a recent phone interview. "Yeah, I just kind of get to soak it in and enjoy it. I hope that it continues for at least another eight to 10 years."
A 10-year run could be tough for the series, which returns at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 20 hoping to increase its audience.
Neff plays Jimmy Chance, the single father of baby Hope who lives with his quirky parents, Virginia and Burt (Plimpton and Dillahunt), and his grandmother, Maw-Maw (Leachman). The Fox comedy had a strong first season creatively, earning two Emmy nominations and critical praise for balancing outlandish comedy with heart-warming moments as the Chance clan strives to do right by Hope and each other.
Expect more wackiness in Season 2 when the family heads to Vegas, deals with a kidnapping and a case of mistaken intentions, all while watching baby Hope begin walking and talking. Neff promises many more misadventures this season.
In Tuesday's premiere, called "Prodigy," 13-year-old YouTube sensation Greyson Chance will play Jimmy as a 15-year-old in flashback. So we can assume Jimmy was once musically talented?
"Look at you, Nancy Drew," Neff cracked. "It would seem that the evidence is aligning in that way, yes."
When asked if he would sing, Neff laughed and said, "You might hear something." But he is not a singer. "No one else has arrived at that conclusion yet, so I don't think I can either," he joked. "I listen to music. I can tell a good singer when I hear one, but that's probably it."
Before he was hired for the role by show creator Greg Garcia, the graduate of Whitney Young High School and the University of Illinois-Chicago had performed in plays at Collaboraction theater company, Steppenwolf Garage Theatre and Chicago Dramatists. He was considering cleaning houses to make a little cash before he got the call.
Now Neff has a season on a TV show under his belt, and the second is underway. "I haven't once worried about paying rent" since "Raising Hope" received its Season 2 order, he said. Now 25, he lives with actress Kelly O'Sullivan, whom he met in Chicago and moved to L.A. with when he was hired for "Raising Hope." The two are now engaged.
He's been enjoying many perks of success this past year. "Gas, I can fill the rest of the tank all the way up, which is great," he quipped. "I eat regularly, if not too regularly. I bought more socks, which is great because I'm always losing socks. So it's nice to get some more white ankle socks, real nice. Yeah, I got a Frisbee. That was fun."
He's also learning more about acting, writing and how to have a good time on the job and not worry about things.
"This job is sort of like if you combine getting a Master's degree with [going to] a water park, you know? I'm learning, learning, slide, splash, fun," he said. "It's pretty great."
- Richard Dean Anderson will guest star as a man who thinks Jimmy is hitting on his 13-year-old daughter. "MacGyver did an episode, which was a blast," Neff said. "That was a lot of fun. Those days were pretty cool. I was also a big 'Stargate' nerd."
- Yo Gabba Gabba will appear in the second episode of the season. "Maybe I shouldn't say that. We have some giant plush monsters on set this year. We'll say that."
- We've seen Cloris Leachman's Maw-Maw character mostly in a state of hilarious dementia. But she will be more lucid in flashback scenes this season. "We're doing a lot of flashbacks. One scene in particular with Cloris is just, I don't want to say because it's just so funny. But she's got some good stuff coming up in Season 2."
- Hope can walk, which means the twins who play her, Baylie and Rylie Cregut, can too: "They're running around and ... they're destroying stuff; it's great ... Mainly you rediscover how much fun stairs are. All they want to do is climb up and down. They get down to the bottom, they turn right around and like, 'Up again!' It's really cute. Chasing after them I've learned to sort of do this nice squat run where I'm like squatting and sort of jogging along side of them to make sure they don't like tumble head-first into one of the many spikes we lay out somewhere on set. One of the many bear traps that we just sort of leave open and covered with chocolate and peanut butter." (He was joking about the traps. I think.)
- "Drakkar Noir. That's probably No. 1. It was just so ridiculous. It was so much fun to get in that get-up and play something a little different for Jimmy. It's fun to dress up and play pretend. It's the same as cops and robbers as a kid. It's always fun to get to do something sort of wild and outlandish."
- "Frank's commercial I thought was hilarious in the Howdy's commercial-off. Creepy Frank's commercial was one of my favorites."
- "The Alpaca spitting in Burt's face I really personally enjoyed," he said. When asked if that's because Garret Dillahunt pulls pranks on Neff all the time, he said, "Absolutely. Any time Garrett gets a little slime on him I'm thrilled."
- "Any frame with the baby in it. Any frame of our television show that features Hope's face I enjoy. That's a favorite moment."
- "A fifth moment? I guess 'Who the hell moved my vagina?' That's from the Christmas episode. It's so wrong but it was just so funny." (That was Maw-Maw's line while looking at her bearded self in the Joseph costume.)
- "I really love all the big cast scenes. All the stuff where we get to Sabrina and Virginia and Burt and just seeing everybody work together is a lot of fun. There are some good actors on this show."


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When Pawcatuck-based cabinetmaker Bruce Powell received $60,000 from the state through its Small Business Express Matching Grant Program last year, his plan was to invest in tools and equipment for his AB Powell Wood Works, which in turn would allow him to hire new employees.
He purchased a spraying booth to finish furniture, an industrial vacuum, compressor and sanding table and hired three new full-time workers.
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"We are employing people who are investing back in the area," said Holly Powell, Bruce's wife. "This program was just a perfect fit for us."
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"We just knew there was probably small business money somewhere and that it would help us," said Holly Powell, explaining how the couple came to reach out to state Rep. Diana Urban, D-43rd District, to ask for guidance.
Urban and a customer at the woodworking shop, businessman Thom Ozycz, who had been a recipient of state assistance to expand his own semiconductor business, encouraged the Powells to apply. When the couple submitted their application for the state grant, they had already signed a contract to purchase an old furniture warehouse at 78 South Broad St. where they planned to relocate their business. They eventually paid $175,000 for the property and invested another $150,000 to renovate it to house AB Powell Wood Works.
"I think a lot of people don't understand, we had to match that money," Holly Powell said of the $60,000 grant from the state.
The property purchase and renovation investments more than qualified the Powells for the match, but even then, they explained, the state required a strict accounting of how the state funds were handled and disbursed.
To obtain the grant, they had to submit a detailed business plan and explain how they would spend the money and how they would create jobs.
The grant money had to be held in a separate bank account and a strict accounting of how it was spent was required.
But the effort was minimal compared to the returns, the couple said.
The grant allowed them to invest in tools and equipment for the new location and add jobs.
"My goal is to teach people the trade," said Powell, who was introduced to the craft of cabinetmaking in his native Jamaica when he was just 14.
"My neighbor was a woodworker, and when he was home on the weekends, he did it on the side," said Powell, explaining how he spent time with the neighbor and soon learned he had a knack for working with wood.
Bruce Powell met his wife, Holly, when she vacationed in Jamaica in 1989. The couple later married and lived there a few years before settling in Pawcatuck in 1992.
For six years, Bruce Powell worked at the former Guild Guitars in Westerly, but in 1999 he opened his woodworking business on Mechanic Street, where he stayed until last year, when he bought the old Rutman's Wayside Furniture warehouse on South Broad Street and relocated.
"AB Powell is a perfect example of how this program should work," said Urban. "A small business like this, that's been around and has a history and a fine reputation - I wish we could give them more money."
Urban has been critical of some aspects of the program, particularly the decision to give a combination grant/loan of $150,000 to a Mystic burrito shop that later closed.
"It's a legitimate question, should the state be picking winners and losers," she said, still skeptical of how the state DECD came to back Tyler Gilbertie and his Lazy Burrito businesses.
"The DECD acts like a candy store, throwing money out there, gotta get money out on the street, then things go bad like the taco man, and they say, 'Oh no, we can't throw it out.'"
Urban said when there are failures like the Lazy Burrito, it reflects poorly on the entire state program.
Ozycz, a metallurgist who met the Powells as a customer, said a state program helped him move his business to Connecticut and create jobs and opportunities for growth.
Bruce Powell, who Ozycz said does exceptional custom work, seemed an ideal candidate.
Urban agrees and said it is the AB Powells who should be held up as an example of how the program should work.
"They've created jobs, and Bruce wants to bring along young workers and train them. He wants to mentor young workers to learn this craft," she said.
While the majority of Bruce Powell's business is making custom cabinets, vanities and furniture, he said never turns down a job, even a minor repair.
An elderly woman recently called him to ask for help with an old armoire. Powell heard her out, then made an appointment to go see the piece. At the visit, he told her he'd be back in August to collect it, take it to his shop, and repair a broken leg and install a new bottom.
The woman was ecstatic, said Powell, telling him no one else would even call her back.
"I just feel a sense of satisfaction if I can help someone achieve what they want, and restore a piece and keep it in the family," he said, adding, "I just love what I do. I would not want to do anything else. There is great satisfaction for me, when I get a piece of wood in the shop, and then I see what the finished product becomes."
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