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this is correct.
wow. Rahm Emanuel & Howie Gordon from Big Brother. Some circles you swing in.
Posted 06 November 2008 - 11:08 AM
this is correct.
Posted 06 November 2008 - 11:14 AM
he's a practical guy, is all. we've gotten a few decades worth of 'let the market do as it may' monetary policy. not saying that greenspan, et al didn't treat us to years of unprecendented prosperity. but at what cost? volcker is a learned hand (from his first stint as fed chief, which was by almost every account an almost unqualified success) and not some egghead.
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I'd love to see Bill Richardson as SecState. Definitely do NOT want Lawrence Summers as Treasury Secretary.
Kathleen Sebelius as Commerce Sec?
There will be some Republicans in the cabinet as well. I think Gates staying in to handle the transition out of Iraq wouldn't be a bad thing with someone like Richard Danzig waiting in the wings. Hagel or Lugar will probably also get serious consideration.
Posted 06 November 2008 - 12:07 PM
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Posted 06 November 2008 - 12:57 PM
"eternal nigress"?
Posted 06 November 2008 - 01:44 PM
I'd love to see Bill Richardson as SecState. Definitely do NOT want Lawrence Summers as Treasury Secretary.
Kathleen Sebelius as Commerce Sec?
There will be some Republicans in the cabinet as well. I think Gates staying in to handle the transition out of Iraq wouldn't be a bad thing with someone like Richard Danzig waiting in the wings. Hagel or Lugar will probably also get serious consideration.
I've never followed these sorts of things, but now I guess I should? Can you give a summary of who some of these people are and/or how you came to these suggestions?
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Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:25 PM
Poker Returns to the White House
by Anthony Holden <> November 6, 2008 | 9:02am
Barack Obama's hidden talent: He's a top-notch poker player. Thank goodnesshell need it.
Among the countless blessings conferred by the election of Barack Obama is the energizing factuntil now little-knownthat poker will be back in the White House for the first time in 35 years. Not since Richard Nixon has the United States had a dedicated player of its historic national game in the Oval Office.
Throughout the campaign, Obamas media minders have been far from keen for you to know this. Asked early on by the Press Association to name a "hidden talent," Obama rashly revealed that he considers himself "a pretty good poker-player." Subsequent investigations were hampered by a blanket shutdown on the subject from said minders. But it was already on the record that, after a cool reception from fellow legislators in 1997, when he first took his seat in the Illinois state senate, Obama won over colleagues of all parties with his charm and expertise at the green baize.
In a short New Yorker piece last February, Obamas friend James McManus, Chicago-based author of the poker classic Positively Fifth Street and the forthcoming The Story of Poker, reported that the rookie senator had co-hosted a regular game for which there was soon a waiting-list including Republicans as well as fellow-Democrats. "When it turned out that I could sit down and have a beer and go out for a round of golf or get a poker game going," Obama once told the Chicago Tribune, "I probably confounded some of their expectations." Poker, concluded McManus, was the secret of Obamas transformation among "the Chicago machine pols and downstate soybean farmers" from "overeducated bleeding-heart and greenhorn" to regular kinda guy.
It was not a big gameon a bad night, a player could lose 200 bucksbut Obama declined to discuss it as his hopes of the Democratic nomination rose. "American Puritanism," as my gagged friend McManus complained to me last spring, "has turned playing poker for tiny stakes into radioactive information."
In May, when Obama had the candidacy sewn up, I took all this a step further in the Observer of London, concluding: "From what I'm told by intimates, Obama's poker skills bode well for a potential leader of the free world. He is versatile, but shuns unnecessary risks; he wants to be holding premium cards before he even thinks of getting involved; the only gambles he takes are very closely calculated. America would be mad to pass up a potential leader of such acumen. In a world so fraught with danger, a leader of such visionary powers will surely restore his country's tarnished reputation."
This moved Time magazine to reveal two months later that John McCain is, by contrast, a manic craps player. I was in Las Vegas at the time, for the 2008 World Series of Poker; reached by Londons Sunday Telegraph for comment, I ventured: "We poker players don't call poker gambling. Its a game of skill. Craps is an absurd game of luck...only madmen play craps."
As this comment bobbed all over cyberspace, I stuck doggedly to my theme: Which would you rather have as president? A skilful, calculating poker-player taking highly calibrated risks, or a craps obsessive content to let the dice fall where they may (viz. the Palin pick)? Well, quite. I rest my case.
Expertise at poker used to be an unwritten job requirement for all would-be U.S. presidents. Proficient White House poker-players have ranged from Andrew Jackson, Ulysses S. Grant, Theodore Roosevelt and Warren Harding to FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson and Nixon. As I noted in my 1990 book Big Deal, Truman played the game with the White House press corps while pondering whether to drop the first atomic bomb on Japan; Nixon financed his first political race in California on his wartime poker winnings in the Navy; Johnson used his poker know-how to forge early political alliances in Texas.
In recent years, however, this great American tradition seems to have fallen out of fashion: Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush Sr, Clinton, Bush Jrnot a cardsharp among them (beyond, of course, W.s party days at Yale). Or is it just that Americas "new puritanism" has all candidates of whatever party zipping their lips about their enthusiasm for anything remotely to do with gambling?
Obama may just have higher priorities than exempting poker from Bush Jr.s Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, the opportunist legislation tacked on to the 2006 Safe Port Act, which has crippled the online game in the U.S. by making it illegal to transfer funds to a gaming site from a bank, credit card or any other financial institution. But he seems more likely to grant an audience to former New York senator Alfonse DAmatowho, as chairman of the Poker Players Alliance, has been lobbying for the cause.
What does seem certain is that regular poker nights will soon return to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for the first time in a generation. So lets hear it for one early sign of Obamanian "change": White House poker games played, like Harry Trumans, with chips embossed with the presidential seal.
Anthony Holden is the author of the poker classics Big Deal (1990) and Bigger Deal (2007). His strategy manual, Holden on Holdem, is published this week by Little, Brown.
URL: http://www.thedailyb...hark-in-chief/p
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You and yer photobucket skillz, Duff.
Take the link to check out the alternate cover they would have used if things went the other way.
Obama won because of Hip Hop
Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:40 PM
The Official website of The Obama Administration:
God DAMN do I love this guy and his use of technology.
Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:46 PM
Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:55 PM
"eternal nigress"?
women.........men still wear the pants, apparently.........and women are the eternal "nigger".
Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:55 PM
What about Ploufe?


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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas as Indiana State University's Performing Arts Series gears up for the Monday performance of "Miracle on 34th Street." ISU's Tilson Auditorium will ring out with the sounds of the holidays as famed composer Meredith Willson's holiday classic, inspired by the 1940's movie of the same name, comes to life on stage at 7:30 p.m.
A quintessential Christmas story, "Miracle on 34th Street" follows Doris Walker and her daughter Susan as they meet Kris Kringle, an adorable elderly man claiming to be Santa Claus. Cynical Susan's disbelief in Santa and pragmatic outlook on life are tested as Kris works to achieve miracles and make everyone's Christmas extra special. By incorporating "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas" and other classic music by Meredith Willson, creator of "The Music Man," with lines directly from the popular film, "Miracle on 34th Street" has been a beloved holiday favorite for years.
Produced by Troupe America, a touring group with more than 25 years of experience performing musicals and comedies across North America, "Miracle on 34th Street" promises audiences a professional show complete with an exciting set, period costumes and excellent choreography.
As part of the ISU Performing Arts Series, audience members are also in for a treat before the performance. Families are welcome to have their picture taken with Santa, listen to carols sung by the Northview High School Choir and enjoy the festive atmosphere pre-show. Caroling and pictures will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Heritage Room just outside Tilson Auditorium. Toys for Tots will also be collecting donations at this event.
Tickets for "Miracle on 34th Street" are on sale now through the Hulman Center Ticket Office, over the phone at 1-800-745-3000, or online through TicketMaster.com. Prices begin at $18 for adults and $5 for youth. Indiana State University faculty and staff prices begin at $10, and all ISU students are admitted free with valid student ID.
More information on the performance can be found at www.hulmancenter.org.
See 'Miracle on 34th Street' on stage Monday at Indiana State
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'A Song for Indiana' to raise money for Dresser sculpture
Art Spaces will present "A Song for Indiana – The Paul Dresser Project" at 5:30 p.m. on June 6 at the Holiday Inn of Terre Haute.
Sign up for Community School of the Arts classes
Summer is the perfect time to enroll children and teens in theater and visual arts and music classes at the Indiana State University Community School of the Arts.
Travel to Marshall Public Library for summer reading activities, prizes
A good book is a window into another place, another time, another life. Join the Marshall Public Library's summer reading journey, "Have Book Will Travel!"
Gaslight Art Colony to showcase artist specializing in Japanese works
Gaslight Art Colony will present the artwork of Mary Jo Maraldo at the gallery at 516 Archer Ave. in Marshall, Ill., Saturday through June 8. An artist's reception will be from 6 to 9 p.m. CDT Saturday at the gallery.
Dancers, vocalists to raise money for Special Olympics Indiana
A+ All Star Productions/School of the Dance and vocalists from Community Theater's Fall Production of "Hairspray" will be performing together to raise money for Special Olympics Indiana at 6:30 p.m. Friday at Tilson Auditorium on Indiana State University's campus.
The Ash Brothers to perform at Opry
Alabama fans are going to like what they hear this Saturday night at the Boot City Opry.
Country Rhodes Fish Fry planned
Full Gospel Assembly of God will be having a Country Rhodes Fish Fry from 4 to 7 p.m. May 25 at the North Terre Haute Firehouse on Park Avenue.
Valley students showcase talents at Children's Art Exhibition in Illinois
The 31st Children's Art Exhibition is currently on view at the Tarble Arts Center, Eastern Illinois University, through May 26.
Enjoy Bluegrass In The Park
Union Christian Church will host "Bluegrass In The Park" at 6 p.m. on June 2 at the Larrison Pavilion stage at Deming Park.
'Wabash Reflections Luncheon and Lore' set
The Terre Haute Symphony League is hosting "Wabash Reflections Luncheon and Lore" at noon on June 19 at the Country Club of Terre Haute.
Parke Chamber Golf Classic set
Players in this year's 13th annual Parke County Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic on June 5 will have the opportunity to win a new Chevrolet.
Students to perform during 'An Evening of Piano Music' at church
"An Evening of Piano Music" will be performed by the University of Missouri-St Louis piano students at 7 p.m. May 24 at Unity Presbyterian Church, 1207 E. Springhill Drive.
American Legion Riders planning 95-mile open motorcycle ride
American Legion Riders Post 104 is sponsoring a 95-mile open motorcycle ride on June 1 to benefit the Tom Newport Memorial Ride for the Wounded Warrior Project.
Attend annual Boy Scout Cookout
The local Crossroads of America Council will serve lunch and dinner for the annual Baesler's Boy Scout Cookout from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on June 5 at Indiana State University's Memorial stadium.
Concert listings: May 16, 2013
July 16 — BON JOVI, at Klipsch Music Center, Noblesville, 7:30 p.m. Pre-sale tickets will be refunded to buyer's account.
Kayak on Lake Kickapoo during free Paddlefest
The Friends of Shakamak are sponsoring a free Paddlefest at 2 p.m. on Saturday on Lake Kickapoo in Shakamak State Park.
Cruise-in Street Dance in Rockville
Again this summer, MainStreet Rockville will offer its Cruise-in Street Dance, combined with the Motorcycle, Scooter and Bike Show.
Theater listings: May 16, 2013
Today-June 1 — "GREATER TUNA," at Myers Dinner Theatre, Hillsboro. Dates and times vary. Tickets: dinner and show $36 and $25 students, show only $20, 765-798-4902, ext. 2.
'The Deming Dobbs Dash' scheduled for Memorial Day
Join the Terre Haute Parks Department and First Financial Bank for the Memorial 5K run/walk and 1 mile fun run on May 27.
'No Divas Tour' to feature Randle
Lincoln Trail College will present "The No Divas Tour," featuring Roxie Randle and Jenn Franklin, on Friday in the Zwermann Arts Center Theater.
Benefit supper, silent auction set
A benefit supper and silent auction for Amber Jones is planned from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday at the Shelburn community building.
National Road Yard Sale days coming up
The Historic National Road Yard Sale days will be from dawn until dusk May 29 through June 2, stretching from Baltimore to St. Louis, along the Historic National Road, U.S. 40.
Fontanet Beef & Turkey Manhattan Dinner set
The Fontanet Action Community Team is having a Beef & Turkey Manhattan Dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Fontanet Community Center.
- MUSEUMS/EXHIBITIONS: May 16, 2013
Diamond Hill Station goes bold in 'Katy Bar the Door' album
On the second track of Diamond Hill Station's new CD, the band deftly rambles through a catchy, love-gone-wrong song called "Same Old Thing."
Roxie Randle takes next step with single 'Everything I'm Not'
The next step for singer-songwriter Roxie Randle is a single with the attitude and power to crack radio airplay lists.
Local actors staging 'Half & Half' on May 17-19 at Harmony Hall
On the Line Productions, a local theater group, plans to stage the comedy "Half & Half" by James Sherman May 17 through 19 at Harmony Hall, 1257 Lafayette Ave.
Opening reception Friday for 'Mud Musings'
Indiana State University's Community School of the Arts is scheduled to host an opening reception for an art exhibition from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday in the Gallery Lounge of ISU's Hulman Memorial Student Union.
TH dance troupe to interpret 'A Little Princess' May 31, June 1
The Academy of Dance of Terre Haute, under the direction of Patti Willey, will stage its annual spring concert at 6:30 p.m. on May 31 and June 1 in Tilson Auditorium at Indiana State University.
TH's The Blue News seeks to raise $15K through 'crowdfunding'
The Terre Haute-based blues-rock band The Blue News has launched its first "crowdfunding" campaign for a new 10-track album, "In Your Dreams."
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I'm fairly new to the WoW games, played a demo at GenCon for the WWI series...but with my addictive personality and the number of planes out for that set I'm pretty sure that one is a bad idea for my pocket book.
So, I'm looking into getting the WWII Deluxe Set and the two card expansion sets...is there anything from Dawn of War or the Fire from the Sky set that I would need with those three in my library?
Thanks for the info guys, looking forward to playing the game soon.
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Fire from the Sky has dive-bombing rules that might not be in the Deluxe set (I don't have it, and thus don't know ), but other than that, you should be good.
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Reading through the rules for the deluxe set there are dive bombing rules, and rules for having a single seater do the bombing...so it looks like the only thing I'm missing are the planes that are in the Dawn of War and the Fire in the Sky boxes....I'm guessing I can get those as minitures and be good to go though.
OK, I have another question...."Wings of War: The Last Biplanes" is this for WW1 or WW2? I've seen it reported for both, and I'm not sure if it's something I want to look into or not...
I have a bit of a problem when it comes to collectable games, which is great for game manufacturers, not so great for my pocket book....I have to get them all. Which is why I stopped playing MTG years ago, and decided not to go with WW1 since there are already so many planes out for it.
It also looks like the booster pack "Wings of War: Revolution in the Sky" is out now, I'm assuming that this is for WW2...so thats two more I may have to get...I'll be putting all the planes on my christmas list, so hopefully I won't have to pick all of those up....
Thanks again all, and see you in the skies.
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OK, I have another question...."Wings of War: The Last Biplanes" is this for WW1 or WW2? I've seen it reported for both, and I'm not sure if it's something I want to look into or not...
WW2 it covers acft. like the Gloster Gladiator.
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Keep in mind that it takes Nexus about a year to a year and a half to get a new Series of minis out... that means after you get Series 2 which just came out a few months ago, you will have a long wait for something new.
For more Wings of War goodness, check out wingsofwar.org
I say just buy everything. Don't try to be a minimalist! You know it will be really cool and you want to own it!
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After being both a great host and a gracious winner at the 2012 Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards, Darren Criss got up close and personal with Broadway.com Editor-in-Chief Paul Wontorek and all-star correspondent Susan Blackwell at the after-party. You've already seen part of his hilarious appearance in the video round-up of these hot-seat interviews, but there was just too much great material to work with so here, for your viewing pleasure, is even more Darren Criss footage. Find out which Tony-winning composer gets him hot and bothered, the real reason he appears on Glee and, of course, see the Criss/Blackwell lick-fest all over again. Enjoy!
The bittersweet story of Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years came alive on April 2, starring Betsy Wolfe and Adam Kantor as two twentysomethings navigating the waters of their relationship. Meet the stars on opening night!
April 3, 2013On this week's star-studded episode, we got some face time with Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, Ian McKellen, Lily Tomlin and a slew of other celebs. Tune in for news about Helen Mirren, Clint Eastwood and much more!
April 3, 2013Get a first look at Billy Porter, Stark Sands and Annaleigh Ashford in Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein's Broadway musical Kinky Boots. From fabulous drag queens to blue-collar factory workers, see worlds collide in this musical extravaganza.
April 3, 2013Motown's Bryan Terrell Clark takes viewers inside "Studio B," where he's got a hat for every occasion, a life-saving coffeemaker and his mood-setting Marvin Gaye connection.
April 3, 2013The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe's Catherine Fowles talks about the new stage adaptation of the classic children's book and why this off-Broadway fairy tale is bringing folks back to "the bare essentials of imagination."
April 3, 2013Dozens of stars hit the red carpet to celebrate opening night for Nora Ephron's Lucky Guy, starring Tom Hanks. We chatted with the cast of this New York drama as they sang the praises of Ephron and looked back on the long road to opening.
April 3, 2013Composer Jason Robert Brown is making his directorial debut in the off-Broadway revival of his popular musical The Last Five Years, starring Adam Kantor and Betsy Wolfe. Follow his passion project from New York to productions all over the world!
April 2, 2013The wait is over! Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years is back, starring Adam Kantor and Betsy Wolfe in a bittersweet relationship. Spend the "Next Ten Minutes" (OK, the next four), watching the show.
April 2, 2013On opening night of Lucky Guy, star Tom Hanks offered up a peek into the rehearsal process for his Broadway debut, the "power of the ensemble"' and why the "heartbeat" of Nora Ephron is at the root of this New York drama.
April 2, 2013Broadway.com's Word of Mouth panelists Elissa, Zander and Anna were lucky enough to catch Tom Hanks' Broadway debut in Lucky Guy. So what did they think about Nora Ephron's nostalgic journalism drama?
April 2, 2013For the second episode of Land of Lola, Kinky Boots star Billy Porter invites fans inside the recording studio for a sneak peek at the cast album. Also, get ready for Sunday service at "the church of Kinky."
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FC executes under pressure, captures WSL title with 20th straight win
(Scrimmages do not count toward win/loss record. Visit the Sports Section for boys' basketball features.) For a simple overview of scores and upcoming games, check the Winter sport box scores, 2011-12 for dates, opponents and times for all Eagle sports.
Be sure to visit the 2011-12 boys' basketball schedule, home page, roster page, or check out Maxpreps.com. The Eagles are currently 21-1 overall and 6-0 in the West Sequoia League as of Feb. 10. According to Maxpreps.com, FC has the top record in the state for the Central Section D-V basketball.
The Eagles will continue the 2011-12 season with an away game against the Fowler Redcats, Feb. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
FC CLINCHES LEAGUE TITLE IN WIN OVER CARUTHERS, Feb. 10 .
The Eagles faced off with the Caruthers Blue Raiders on Eagle Senior Night, Feb. 10. There was standing room only as eager fans from both schools streamed through the doors.
After the seven FC seniors were honored, the much talked about game got underway. However, the Eagles soon saw that the Blue Raiders were a different team than the last time they had faced each other, Jan. 24. The score went back and forth as both teams passionately fought for supremacy.
Electricity was in the air as fans fervently cheered for their boys. Every possession mattered as the clock wound down to the last few minutes with neither team ever leading by more than four points. The game was forced into overtime due to a clutch free-throw from senior Ryan Neufeld with seconds remaining in the fourth.
And in overtime, Caruthers took a quick four-point lead but could not hold it. The gym noise level was rocking from the home town fans and the level was ear-ringing in the last 6 seconds when junior Brandon McCormick stole the ball from a Caruthers guard and scored a layup to seal the Eagles' thrilling 59-56 victory over Caruthers.
The Eagles are currently on a 20-game winning streak. Though they have two games left in league, FC has secured their title as West Sequoia League Champions.
-It's feels incredible to win league. It really shows the hard work our team has put in everyday in practice and in games.-- --Ryan Neufeld, '12
Going into the game the Eagles realized there was a lot on the line. FC knew it would be a packed house with plenty of distractions. In addition, the game was hyped up by press from Great Day and KMPH Fox 26. Senior Brady Lee shares how his team combated their anxious thoughts.
-I think all of us felt some degree of nervous anticipation going into the game,-- Lee said. -We knew there was a lot at stake. Our coaches told us to play like it was a recess basketball game in elementary school. They wanted us to forget the pressure and to focus on playing the game of basketball.--
The five starters were ready to play Eagle basketball as they gathered for their traditional pre-game huddle. FC won the tip and the battle began. The Eagles traded buckets with Caruthers as the game progressed. The Blue Raiders attacked the hoop and dumped the ball off to senior Michael Edlund. Edlund, who finished with 14, gave his team early momentum by scoring 6 points in the first. The Eagles got out and ran on offense but they turned the ball over by forcing their passes.
Ramandeep Singh, '12, hit a baseline jumper to help boost his team's confidence. Senior Cooper Belmont led his team on offense with 5 points in the first. Belmont would later finish as the game high scorer with 22 points. At the end of the first quarter, Caruthers was up, 15-13.
As the second quarter got underway, the Eagles knew this would not be a 26-point blow out like last time. The Blue Raiders were hungry to end the Eagles winning streak and it showed. FC played man-to-man defense while the Blue Raiders executed a full court press. The Eagles were able to successfully break the press by staying calm and moving the ball around.
In the half-court set, the Eagles passed the ball around to find the open man. While they struggled to hit shots from the field, seniors Neufeld and Lee racked up the offensive rebounds and gave their team second chances to score. Neufeld was a powerhouse in the key finishing with 10 rebounds, 1 block, and 1 charge. Caruthers patiently passed the ball around on offense. They finished off of lay-ups and floaters in the key. The Blue Raiders also scored a couple of -and 1's-- to garner roars from their crowd. Going into halftime the Eagles led, 29-28.
The Blue Raiders caught wind in the third quarter, scoring off of three consecutive possessions. Though he was held to 2 points in the first half, Jesus Magana scored 9 in the third for Caruthers. Magana would later go on to lead his team in scoring with 15 points. The Eagles hit shots from time to time but could never quite get momentum. FC switched to a full court press in order to pressure their opponents. Towards the end of the third, senior Josh Grinage made two free throws to tie the game. Going into the fourth the Blue Raiders were up, 42-41.
The Eagles started the fourth with aggressive defensive play. Belmont was aggressive on defense, scoring 4 points off of 2 steals. He also hit another clutch three in transition to put his team ahead. The fans were on their feet as the game came down to the wire. Caruthers took a 1 point lead with 21 seconds left on the clock. FC brought the ball up the court and looked for an open shot. Seeing that nothing was available, head coach Josh Justin called a timeout with 5 seconds left.
The Eagles knew that it was now or never. Everything depended on this crucial play. Lee inbounded the ball to Neufeld who was fouled on the play. Neufeld went to the free throw line to shoot a 1 and 1. He hit the first shot but missed the second. At the end of the fourth the score was tied, 52-52. Senior Night went into overtime.
Neufeld, who ended the game with 21 points, hit game changing free throws under tremendous pressure. He shares what was going through his mind as he was on the free throw line.
-I knew I had to hit them,-- Neufeld said. -I practice them every day, hundreds of times, so I knew I couldn't miss.--
The Eagles have not lost an overtime game this season. The lead went back and forth as both teams battled to put the ball in the hoop. Neufeld took a huge charge which would have resulted in a 3-point play for the Blue Raiders. The Eagles were forced to foul Caruthers with 15 seconds left in the game. The Blue Raiders had the chance to extend their 2 point lead by hitting their free-throws. However, in a turn of events, they missed their 1 and 1 and Neufeld was there for the rebound. The second year varsity player went coast to coast and scored a lay-up while getting fouled. Neufeld hit his free throw to give his team the 1 point lead.
After calling a timeout, Caruthers inbounded the ball to one of their guards. The guard was pressured by McCormick as he brought the ball up the court. McCormick was able to steal the ball and make a last second lay-up to cement the 59-56 victory. The gym was ecstatic as Eagle fans stormed the court to celebrate with their boys.
Neufeld describes beating Caruthers and winning league as -surreal.-- He credits his team's success to their determined work ethic.
-It's feels incredible to win league,-- Neufeld said. It really shows the hard work our team has put in everyday in practice and in games.--
Check back later to hear Coach Justin's thoughts on the game.
The Eagles will next travel to face the Fowler Redcats, Feb. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
For more information on the Eagles season, check out Boys' basketball sport shorts: Eagles fly together, defeat Tranquillity (VIDEO, PODCAST). One can also read the Feb. 10 article, KMPH showcases boys' basketball 20-win season (VIDEO).
For the third game in a row, local TV station KMPH Fox 26 and sports anchor Ralph Wood highlighted the Eagles win over Caruthers. Special thanks to the station and Wood for providing the video clip: Nailbiter! Fresno Christian In OT Thriller.
Posted by "Vickey Belmont" on February 14, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
Amazing game, what a night for all that attended! Couldn't have ended our home season on a better note, way to go Eagles!
Posted by "Lisa Houts" on February 13, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
Games don't get any more exciting than that! Hard fought for victory! Great job, Eagles!
Posted by "James Neufeld" on February 13, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
Great job, boys and coaches. The student body and alumni were fantastic. I will always remember this game. The team played with tremendous heart and an never say die attitude. I am so proud to be an FC Eagle parent.
Posted by "Terry Richards" on February 13, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
I was so proud of all the players! They worked together as a team. This is what I expect to see when I come to their games. Keep up the good work, guys!
Posted by "Chandler Vargas" on February 13, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
This was the biggest game I've been apart of that's had so much on the line! Being able to beat Caruther's twice in one year is a feat in itself, but clinching Valley and a 20-game win streak at the same time is truly amazing! I love my teammates and am so thankful to all our fans who came out to support us!
Posted by "John Lee" on February 12, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
Instant Classic! The most amazing seesaw battle that's ever been played at our gym. Kudos to the Blue Raiders, coaching staff and players, for their tremendous effort and for pushing our Eagles to dig down deep to find a way to win.
Through the challenge & adversity our basketball team is forging a championship character. Keep up the hard work, stay humble, but most of all, enjoy the ride. THE STREAK is alive! Go out and get a "Blackjack" on Tuesday. We'll be there to cheer you on!
Posted by "Angie Fries" on February 12, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
There are not enough words to properly express the excitement of this game!
Posted by "Aaron DeWolf" on February 12, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
This will be a game that I will remember for a long time! I have never seen so many people at a Division V basketball game! That was the Best game ever!
Posted by "Geena Stobbe" on February 11, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
WOW! This was the first game I was actually able to make it to this season. It was exciting beyond my expectations! It was so great watching Cooper, Brady, Ryan, Raman, Chandler, and Tyler in action. WOW! The entire team was wonderful. Very exciting and fun to be a part of.
Thanks for an entertaining evening.
Posted by "Laura Casuga" on February 11, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
I am so mad that I missed this game! It sounds like it was absolutely incredible! Thanks for the stellar article. Way to go Eagles!
Posted by "Shannon Martens" on February 11, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
This game was so much fun and so intense! The guys played great and really hard. I am so happy I got to go and it was a lot of fun to be there with friends.
Posted by "Cynthia Ward" on February 11, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
Great job, boys! I'm sorry I wasn't in town to see this game but I enjoyed watching the last two home games. It's so exciting to see these guys on the floor. They play so well together and bring such energy to the game. Congratulations on your hard work and I look forward to attending the playoff games! Go Eagles! You rock!
Posted by "Ryan Neufeld" on February 11, 2012 at 1:02 a.m.
This win was simply incredible. It was a total team effort and its awesome to see all of our hard work paying off now. I just wanna thank all of our amazing fans for supporting us through these games as well. Let's keep it going!


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From Chuck Cox on 29-Dec-2012
No engine pre-heat available at Truckee.
From Fred Berardo on 15-Oct-2012
Flew in on September 30 for the week. Very nice airport, runways in very good conditions. Fuel very reasonable. FBO staff very helpful, nice food court. Rental car right next door. A+
From Inger Fahmi on 30-Jul-2012
We flew in on 7-29-12 for lunch at the Red Truck Cafe, which is now open 9 am -- 3 pm, 7 days a week, in the terminal building. Delicious, inventive, gourmet-food-truck type food. Self-serve 100LL was $5.13 (quite cheap for this day and age.) The pilot's lounge is luxurious, there's a nice large lawn and deck for watching all the airport activity, and rental cars are available. Watch the density altitude, though...It was 8, 500' when we arrived.
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Brand new terminal building is now open. Gorgeous new facility with FREE Wifi. Try it, you'll like it!
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New self serve pumps are now fully operational. Two pumps - one on each side of the tank.
From Greg Lennox on 27-Jul-2011
Nice to see an airport with cross wind runways!! Very nice airport; new terminal is under construction, but the current one works fine. No FBO, but none needed. Hertz will leave keys at the airport office upstairs for pick up and drop off. You can drive onto the ramp during daytime hours. Very convenient. Overnight fees reasonable, too.
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DETROIT, Oct. 3, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Covisint, a Compuware (Nasdaq:CPWR) company, today announced that the company is now accepting PQRS (Physician Quality Reporting System) submissions at http://www.covisint.com/web/guest/healthcare/docsitepqri. The PQRS process enables physicians, physician
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The Covisint DocSite solution was last year's leading PQRS reporting service with more than 5,600 successful submissions--representing a 63 percent uptake from the previous year. More than 90 percent of last year's submitters plan to do so again this year, and 95 percent who submitted through Covisint last year plan to leverage the company's PQRS solution once again. Last year's submissions earned an average $2,000 per provider and $18,500 per practice. The PQRS submission process--formerly called PQRI--has recently been updated, and Covisint has incorporated all the changes required for 2011 submissions while maintaining the portal's ease of use.
"Since the establishment of PQRS incentives in 2007, we have made it incredibly easy and cost-effective for physicians and other eligible practitioners to demonstrate that they meet the program's quality goals," said Brett Furst, Covisint Vice President of Healthcare. "As a result, we have dominated this category by processing more successful submissions than any other approved clinical registry. This broad and deep experience has allowed us to design our portal to offer an extremely efficient and intuitive process that minimizes the burden on practices and maximizes the financial benefits."
For 2011, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) will pay eligible providers a financial incentive of one percent of their total allowed charges for care provided to Medicare Part B fee-for-service patients. Covisint provides a proven, easy-to-use submission process for all eligible providers ranging from single-physician practices to large, multi-specialty groups to hospitals and can accommodate both electronic and paper data collection methods.
Providers using the Covisint DocSite solution avoid workflow interruptions and productivity lags because the technology allows them to utilize data they already capture during patient encounters. "Most practices already have all the data they need to qualify for the PQRS incentive, but may not realize how little time or effort is required to upload the data onto our user-friendly portal. As a result, they lose out on a substantial financial windfall," Furst added. "Non-participating practices not only stand to lose these funds and the 0.5 percent bonuses available from 2012 through 2014, but they also could be subject to payment penalties by 2015."
The Covisint DocSite service offers enterprise and web options in accordance with HIPAA standards so providers can select the method of data submission they prefer. Providers that used the portal last year do not need to re-register for the web application.
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Boathouse and 507 Main hosts bands all weekend with proceeds aiding storm victims
Area bands will rock Belmar this weekend to raise money for local Sandy victims. "Belmarpalooza" kicks off tonight and lasts all weekend at Belmar favorites The Boathouse and 507 Main, which will host numerous acts while asking for donations to aid in Sandy recovery. "We really want to help families that are struggling post Hurricane Sandy to have a great Christmas and holiday season with their kids," said owner Matt Harmon. A $15 donation (purchased at either location) will get attendees 2 free drink tickets, free pizza at 507, 50-cent wings at the Boathouse Friday and Saturday night from 10 p.m. til closing and all day Sunday. The donation also comes with a raffle ticket. Attendees also are asked to bring an unwrapped toy at any point …
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With new brand ambassador Ms. Solenn Heussaff, Toshiba launches a leading-edge, large-screen glasses-free 3D TV, new Power TV series and new notebooks PCs.
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Toshiba is a world-leading diversified manufacturer, solutions provider and marketer of advanced electronic and electrical products and systems. Toshiba Group brings innovation and imagination to wide range of businesses: digital products, including LCD TVs, notebook PCs, retail solutions and MFPs; electronic devices, including semiconductors, storage products and materials; industrial and social infrastructure systems, including power generation systems, smart community solutions, medical systems and escalators; and home appliances.
In its new line-up of state-of-the-art TVs, Toshiba unveiled the breakthrough 55-inch REGZA RZ1, the very first large-screen glasses-free 3D TV to be launched in the Philippines. Equipped with a Quad Full HD screen, the REGZA RZ1 provides viewers with a totally immersive 3D TV experience and can also deliver 2D content with four times (quad) Full HD resolution.
In PCs, Toshiba announced its new generation Z series Ultrabook, the Portege Z930. Weighing only 1.12kg, the Portege Z930 is not only the world's lightest 13.3- inch Ultrabook ever, it is also combines the ease-of-use and performance of a laptop with the wake-up responsiveness of a tablet. Only 15.9mm high, this new Ultrabook features slim design with a durable magnesium alloy chassis, a battery life of up to 8 hours and all the power and fast, easy connectivity of a comprehensive selection of full-sized ports.
Explaining the thinking behind the new products, Mr. Tomoyasu, CEO & President of Toshiba (Philippines), Inc. said:
"We at Toshiba are constantly innovating and exploring new technologies that allow us to provide consumers with stylish and functional products. In addition, by enhancing awareness of our brand, we hope more consumers will make Toshiba their choice."
Personally, I know that Toshiba's number of consumers will increase with Solenn Heussaff as the new Brand Ambassador for the Philippines in the fold.
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