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Why new anti-terror powers aim to disrupt not prosecute
- 1 September 2014
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The government has announced a raft of new counter-terrorism powers to combat what security officials regard as a severe threat from so-called Islamic State fighters returning from Syria and Iraq.
These powers are not necessarily aimed at prosecuting more people - they are aimed squarely at disrupting them.
Over the decade or so since 9/11 the UK's counter-terror legislation has been developed to achieve both of these aims. Parliament has created a long list of terrorism-related crimes to make it easier for the police to charge suspects.
During Northern Ireland's troubles, police could use all the obvious laws relating to murder or conspiracy to commit acts of violence.
Today's permanently-enacted counter-terrorism powers are drawn more widely and cover specifics such as training for terrorism - or possession of information of use to terrorists - or glorification of terrorist acts. Arguably the most useful crime is preparing for acts of terrorism because it allows someone to be charged long before they have started acting on plans for violence - one man was jailed for life last year for preparing for attacks.
Immigration figures show UK is increasingly European
- 28 August 2014
- From the section UK
The latest release of migration statistics are part of the story of an open market economy in a globalised world.
But they also reveal the indirect effect of the UK's historic shift in focus from its own former empire to the continent on its doorstep.
Analysis: The Prevent strategy and its problems
- 26 August 2014
- From the section UK
Preventing Violent Extremism - also known as Prevent - has been a government priority for a decade.
But despite millions of pounds, initiative after initiative, the strategy remains deeply controversial, virtually impossible to fully assess and, if its critics are right, fatally compromised and incapable of achieving its goals.
Analysis: Deradicalising Brits in Syria
- 21 August 2014
- From the section UK
The British fighter stands by some graffiti on a foreign battle-field.
"This Khilafah will have NO Borders... ONLY FRONTS."
Domestic abuse crime considered by ministers
- 20 August 2014
- From the section UK
A new crime of domestic abuse could be created under plans being considered by ministers.
Home Secretary Theresa May is consulting on creating the offence in England and Wales as part of attempts to improve police performance.
Home Office ordered to pay £224m to e-Borders firm
- 18 August 2014
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The Home Office has been told to pay £224m to a major US corporation it sacked for failing to deliver a controversial secure borders programme.
Ministers will pay Raytheon £50m in damages, plus other costs.
Votes for prisoners: The zombie case that won't die
- 12 August 2014
- From the section UK
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled - yet again - that the UK has again breached prisoners' rights by failing to give them the vote. It's another in a long line of defeats for ministers stretching back over 10 years.
As legal battles go, the spat with Strasbourg over which criminals get to stick a cross on a ballot paper has now outlasted the almighty row over whether it's appropriate for the UK to deport terrorism suspects to regimes that have a habit of torturing people.
How many times did court doors close?
- 22 July 2014
- From the section UK
One for spy thriller fans and conspiracy theorists: in the last year, the government has asked judges five times to let it give secret evidence to defend itself in otherwise open court cases.
The figure comes from the government's first annual report on the number of times it has sought to use controversial new powers to close court doors on grounds of national security.
Babar Ahmad: The godfather of internet jihad?
- 17 July 2014
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This week has seen the jailing of a man the Americans consider to be one of the most dangerous facilitators of terrorism in the West. But he is likely to be free in less than a year. He was a pioneer when it came to using the web as a tool of jihadist propaganda. So why do thousands of people think that Babar Ahmad is a victim of an injustice?
If you wanted to find the face - and voice - of Generation Jihad, it would be Babar Ahmad.
Hacking probes: What happens next?
- 25 June 2014
- From the section UK
What happens now? The conviction of Andy Coulson - and acquittal of Rebekah Brooks and others - is by no means the end of the road for the investigations into criminality - actual or alleged - inside newspapers.
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WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY A The 7 f3 O Halloween hits J s soccer -4 wins see page 6 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2005 wsusignpost.com VOLUME 68 ISSUE 29 u)l ii.i Q)Oql C y WSU Swap adds carpool By Andrea Bean sr. news reporter The Signpost A new carpooling section is included in Weber State University Swap to help students, faculty and staff connect with other campus commuters. WSU Swap, which appear in the daily bulletins on Tuesdays and Thursdays, allows the WSU community to post announcements and sell private items. Swaps are free to submit and run for five days, said Sharon Dover, WSU Technology Resource coordinator. Carpool submissions were accepted as early as Sept. 28, but the category was first present in the Oct. 13 bulletin, V Dover said. , Joyce Taylor, WSU Alumni Relations membership and marketing specialist, suggested the new section. She asked Dover in September if WSU Swap would consider adding a carpooling section. "When diesel prices hit $3 a gaJlon, I thought it was time to make a change in my driving habits," Taylor said. A carpooling category wasn't present at the time, so Taylor began riding the bus to work. She would consider carpooling if she could find a group of five or more people. Alyson Barrett, a WSU freshman studying piano, is one student who carpools. She enjoys having someone to visit with on the way to school and benefits from saving money on gas. "If everybody would carpool, parking would be better, people would save money and there would be less pollution," Barrett said. See Carpool page 3 Becky by her Journalist advocates protection Talks about her jail time served defending her cause By Jesica Medellin features editor The Signpost Now-famed journalist Judith Miller took the podium Tuesday at the Society of Professional Journalists Convention and National Journalism Conference in Las Vegas to discuss her 85 days in jail. Weber State University Signpost staffers were on hand to listen as she described the pending fight for federal shield laws. Shield laws are becoming an important part of future legislation as more and more journalists are subpoenaed for testimony against anonymous sources. The right for journalists to protect their sources isn't a privilege, Miller said, but a right for people to know what is going on in government and elsewhere. Although sources aren't always correct and can give wrong information, journalists often rely on these sources to get news government officials won't release. Miller said her jail time was not a move to become a martyr or sign a book deal, but to protect the constitutional right of freedom of the press. She also said it is vital that people be able to talk to the press without fear of getting in trouble. "I chose jail because none of the best stories I have written in my 30-year career at The New York Times could have been done without confidential sources," Miller said. Miller cited 7 chose jail because none of the esf stories I have written in my best stories I 30-year career her three stories Times could written in January without confidential sources. of 2001 on the threat of al-Qaida, a threat of biological weapons story written months before the first anthrax letter killed five people and a breaking story describing weapons of mass destruction in Iraq in which her sources were wrong and therefore, her reporting was wrong. In the ever-changing world and with the current restrictions on Drivacv. sources for i , si i . (center) speaks with audience members former husband. Her sister, Mary Dense wmum By Maria Villasenor editor in chief The Signpost The survivor identified herself by only her first name. In April 2004, a Weber State University student was abducted in the A-9 parking lot near the Swenson Gym by her estranged husband. The student endured physical and sexual abuse before police arrested Scott Allen Rainford at a Kaysville motel, where he had her tied down and close to death. "Becky" spoke to more than 150 students Thursday in the Wildcat Theater about domestic violence and the events leading up to her near-fatal encounter. "I would be honored to introduce to you a woman who is not a victim; she is a survivor," said Adrianne Gillespie, WSU Services for Women Students counselor and As Safe As Possible program advisor. 1 " v ,( ' : - i i ' ft ' n -. K I ... - . :- Judith Miller speaks to the Society of Professional Journalists convention Saturday. Miller advocates laws to allow journalists to protect their anonymous news sources. hard news stories are becoming harder and harder to find, she said. When faced with losing have written in my their jobs if at The New York mey get me truth out to the American public, many will choose job security. A journalist's only resource have been done - Judith Miller, New York Times reporter in this situation is to promise confidentiality, she said. "We have an obligation to protect them sources because without them, there can be no independent journalism," Miller said. Often this is hard; some sources can't be trusted or have the wrong information, after her speech about warning signs in an abusive (left), helped her prepare for the presentation. mamm grains stew At the time she was abducted, Becky had taken her children and moved in with her parents, '"'ed for a protective order and was ready to divorce Rainford. She said that is usually the most dangerous time in a domestic violence situation because her husband started to realize he was losing control. Becky said domestic violence is not an issue of anger, but of control, domination and power. of news sources HHOlOB't TRItIA GERRARD IHt JICNPUir 'Miller said. But if the right to keep sources confidential is denied, then the public loses its right to information. Most of Miller's stories were completed with help from confidential sources because she writes on national security and intelligence. "I could not risk being party of a fishing expedition into all of my national security sources," Miller said about her understanding with the prosecutor. Though many journalists are granted the right to questioning with only the current case, prosecutors wouldn't grant Miller that same privilege. Miller sat on a panel that included Josef Ilebert, Associated Press, and Patricia I lurtado, Newsday both journalists who were subpoenaed in other cases and Bruce Sanford, a lawyer from Washington, D.C. They discussed federal shield laws and reiterated the importance for the public as well as journalists. You Ccij leave a message for reporter Jesica Medellin by calling b2h-7(2 1. " , , i HHUrO BY MARIA VILLASENOR II It iCNPOiT relationship. Becky was abused "You have to think the way they think, feel the way they feel and they physically force you to do that," Becky said. It was in the last two years of her six-year marriage to Rainford tiiat Becky said she slowly realized things weren't going to get better. She said little things like a brochure from Head Start about domestic violence and a Lifetime original movie helped her think about her situation. See Abuse Governor to speak at WSU Gov. John M. Huntsman Jr. will speak Thursday at the Ralph Nye Lecture Series at 11:30 a.m. in the Wattis Business Building Smith Lecture Hall Rooms 206 and 207. The speech is free and open to the public. For more information, call 626-7307. Master's degree classes may start summer '06 By Lynn Wilde correspondent The Signpost The proposed Master of Arts in English will pay for itself, a Weber State University English professor said. The Weber State University faculty senate approved during its Sept. 22 meeting the English department's proposal for a new Master of Arts in English degree. Classes would tentatively start by the summer of 2006. According to the proposal, the program offers an emphasis in English, American and world literature, English teaching or linguistics. m imj Merlin f '"I English professor who headed the master's project, said he and others have worked on the proposal for five years and is glad it passed faculty senate. He said the faculty is reaching out to fill student needs a mark of WSU. "We have some of the best students in the country," Cheney said. According to Cheney, the master's degree will have to fund itself. If the state has to appropriate money, he said, "We will not cet a penny." Senate seats stay for now By Chris Ripplinger campus affairs editor The Signpost A bill requiring student involvement in any decision to remove student senate seats passed Monday with no opposition. Jim West, Weber State University Student Association nontraditional senator, sponsored the bill. The bill allows a constituency a group of students represented by a senator to start the process of eliminating a senate seat. This constituency would present a petition with 51 percent of the students voting against a senate position. A three-fourths vote from the student senate would then eliminate the seat. The meeting, held at the WSU-Davis Campus, lasted 27 minutes. If a constituency doesn't have enough interest to put in a senator, some senators said it seems unlikely the represented people would sign a petition officially declaring they do not want representation. However, the bylaws state that no one fills the seat for two consecutive years, die seat is automatically removed. This bill was introduced Oct. 10 during student senate meeting after rumors that special constituency senate seats could be removed. Justin Harper, WSU Student Association science senator, said it was only an option and assured them he was not for or against the idea. "The rumors that I heard instigated the bill), but also, after looking at the problem, I felt it was the proper thing to do," West said. "The purpose of the bill I wrote is to give the students a say in whether a senate position is eliminated or not." The special constituency senate seats were the African American, Asian Polynesian, Hispanic, international, Native American, traditional, nontraditional, Davis campus, veterans, residence halls and students with disabilities. Those constituencies would receive representation by a special constituencies senator. See Senate page 3 page 3 I jqpand The program will get its money from student tuition, which Cheney said would cost more than undergraduate tuition. No one knows yet what those tuition costs will be, he said. Gary Dohrer, WSU Department of English chairman, said the department wants a program that is useful, successful and represents WSU well. He said it is important that the program meet the needs of students. "If it doesn't, then it's not worth having the program," Dohrer said. The proposed program has generated a lot of interest from school districts, word of mouth and letters of inquiry. WSU began compiling a list of names of people who are interested. "We have a list of 50 people right now that have indicated that they would apply if we had the program today," Dohrer said. The program would fill a need in Weber, Davis i and Morgan counties. "Clientele in the whole region j are pretty underserved," i Cheney said. i To p I officials from 'i i , - -- . ; the Weber, ,J.Lm1 J:M-Ji Davis and Morgan school districts sent letters of support to WSU for the proposed program. Currently, if a person wants an MA in English, the student has to travel to the University of Utah in Salt Lake City or Utah State University in Logan. See Carpool page 3
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The U.S. Department of Justice has announced charges against 50-year-old Alvin Briggs, Jr. after prosecutors say someone died after he gave them heroin.
In an indictment, Briggs is charged with one count of distribution of heroin resulting in death and four counts of distribution of heroin near a school and a playground.
The indictment alleges that in July 2012, Briggs gave heroin to a person identified as S.R., and that S.R.'s death resulted from use of the heroin. The indictment also accuses Briggs of distributing heroin within 1,000 feet of Prescott Elementary School and Jackson Park in January and February this year.
If convicted on all charges, Briggs faces a possible mandatory minimum sentence of 24 years in federal prison and a possible maximum life sentence. He also faces a $9,000,000 fine, $500 in special assessments, and up to a lifetime term of supervised release following imprisonment.
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Google boss blasts China as a tech 'menace' and hacker
The disparity between American and Chinese firms and their tactics will put both the government and the companies of the United States at a distinct disadvantage," Schmidt says in the book. He writes that Washington "will not take the same path of digital corporate espionage, as its laws are much stricter (and better enforced) and because illicit competition violates the American sense of fair play."
All 154 members of the Association of Newspapers in Brazil (ANJ), comprising 90 percent of the country's newspaper circulation, recently opted out of Google News, claiming the search firm should pay them to re-run their headlines and excerpts. (via Google News faces mass newspaper boycott in Brazil — paidContent)
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When Google released its new Copyright Transparency Report on takedown requests of its Search results, we got new insights into the massive number of complaints the search giant receives. We also saw that there are many requests that don't seem to meet the standard of a "good faith belief" of infringement. Google said in the report that it refuses to comply with requests that are obviously inaccurate or intentionally abusive, which accounts for about 3% of the total. While Google deserves to be commended for that example of good citizenship, they can't catch everything.
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Fluid transaction models - Gerd Leonhard's future of business keynote explores new paradigms. In today's digitally dominated markets, the movement and sharing of information is fluid for consumers; it is defined as organic, harmonious, smooth, easy, wanted and social—which is why companies like Facebook, Amazon and Google will continue to dominate. This fluidity is making it easier for people to connect and share the information they want. Friction, as a business model which is characterized by tedious transactions, rules and regulations, is dead.
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If you're a fan of "so bad they're good" movies, then this movie is not for you. However, if you are a fan of "so bad they're kind of alright and will do in a pinch on a rainy day" movies, then you may want to consider "Witchboard III: The Possession," which is available for your viewing pleasure on Netfix Instant Watch. This one is basically the same basic plot as the other two Witchboard movies, this time involving an out of work investment banker named Brian who becomes possessed by a demon who contacts him through the ouija board.
I might be the only one who watches "Eureka" but I don't care, Colin Ferguson is a dream boat and someday he's going to marry me. More proof of his dreaminess can be found in these news clips from "Lake Placid 3", by far the most awe inspiring clips of the entire "Lake Placid" series to date.
Remember those "Witchboard" movies from the 80's? The only reason anyone watched them was in hope that you might get to see Tawny Kitaen naked. Spoiler alert, you didn't. "Ouija Board" apparently has nothing to do with those films but word has it Pierre Morel, who directed "Taken" will also take the helm of this one. That tied in nicely, didn't it?
I'm pretty sure at this point every women in Hollywood has been rumored to be taking the lead in the "Alien" prequel and today it's Anne Hathaway. I think the producers are just getting drunk and looking at their DVD collection and randomly screaming out names. "'The Princess Diaries'! That movie changed my life, get me that girl. Oh god I just messed myself"
I don't even know how to explain this one so I'm just going to toss out some words. Man, panties, camera, military, creepy. You've been warned.
1977 - Three members of the rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd were killed in the crash of a chartered plane near McComb, Miss.
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Service- Exchange Program – July 2 – July 9, 2011
Hosted by the VCU Institute for Women's Health in partnership with the Highland Support Project, Partners in Service Program and the Association of Highland women (AMA)
The work of a midwife in Guatemala is an ancient art form, using philosophies and techniques that are virtually unknown in Western medicine. Her practices are founded on the belief that we must achieve and maintain a balance between humans and the environment. In the highlands of Guatemala, midwives are often the only health care providers for many miles in isolated, rural communities. They are eager for more knowledge of medicine and the opportunity to develop their abilities in order to improve the quality of care given to their patients. We are offering an opportunity for health professionals, social workers and interested others, from the US to visit Quetzaltenango, Guatemala to participate in a week long exchange with a group of Guatemalan midwives, health promoters and community leaders. Together we will be working with the local group Association of Highland Women (AMA) following up on a health assessment administered in two villages and supporting the communities efforts in the development of a Maya Health Center and Maternity House, to reduce infant and maternal mortality rate in indigenous women in Guatemala.
Trip Details: The standard 8 day trip with all expenses paid includes all in country transportation, food, lodging and translators.
The cost is $950, plus airfare.
The itinerary includes cultural, educational, service and exchange aspects and will be tailored to the interests of the team participants, but do expect time with midwives and health promoters learning about traditional midwifery practices, and medicinal herbs, perhaps lectures from a Mayan Cosmo-vision expert, bone-setters, and spirit guides and a chance to shop at local indigenous markets and visit to Antigua. We will organize an informational meeting in the early Spring and together we will develop our final trip itinerary to match interests and needs of participants. We'll also answer any questions and provide some context on Guatemala, maternal and child health.
Janett Forte, with the VCU Institute for Women's Health will be serving as a team leader. Contact information: phone 804-827-1200, Email: email@example.com.
As the team leader, Ms. Forte will be working closely with HSP staff to organize the group, recruiting participants and serving in a leadership capacity on the trip itself. Please contact her directly with questions or to secure an application. Space is limited to 13 participants.
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QUINCY, MI (WTVB) - Two people have been injured in Branch County in a pit bull mauling incident. The Branch County Sheriff's Department and LifeCare Ambulance were dispatched to 31 West Chicago Street in the Village of Quincy in reference to two females being attacked by a large male pit bull. When deputies arrived, they were told the victims were locked in rooms away from the dog but that there was a third woman and a small baby in the residence and that the dog was still loose inside being aggressive. They were able to snare the animal with a dog pole and take it outside so the victims could be treated. The dog continued to be very aggressive and deputies said they were forced to destroy it at the scene.
Authorities learned that the same dog had attacked one of the women around 9 days earlier and she required medical treatment for that injury as well. The pit bull was still in its 10 day confinement period from that bite. The dog will be inspected by Michigan State veterinarians for disease. Charges may be sought through the Quincy Village Attorney for keeping a vicious animal. Both victims were treated at the Community Health Center of Branch County. The incident occurred early Sunday afternoon.


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* LCB Depot is Leicester's creative business centre. It is a service operated by Leicester City Council that seeks to support, stimulate and develop the city's creative industries. It offers workspaces for creative businesses, meeting rooms for hire, exhibition space for local and regional artists and curators, networking events, creative business development programmes, and a café/bar that's open to the public Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm with free wifi. LCB Depot also manages workspaces for creatives at Phoenix; and studios for artists and designer-makers at Makers' Yard.
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The A12 Project
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The New Walk Centre has been home to Leicester City Council since 1975. This year the building is set to be demolished as the Council moves to new premises in City Hall on Charles Street.
During 2012-14 a group of artists have been working alongside the Council to create new work inspired by the building and the views of the city from room A12 on the twelfth floor.
The Print Room will showcase new prints by Leicester Print Workshop artists involved in the project.
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Some babies have no problem ridding themselves of that excess air after a feed and sound like a ship honking its arrival in harbour. Others take longer to get the hang of it.
Whilst not every child will need to take a satisfying big burp that sounds like the work of a teenage schoolboy, all babies need to be able to settle after a big feed, and some gentle massage will help them do this.
There are three main ways of getting your baby to release any excess wind. For you and for your baby, the preference may differ, so it's worth bearing all of them in mind. If one doesn't work, do try another, but don't get too agitated otherwise your full baby will feel like he is being hurled around!
On your shoulder
New parents will probably try this position first as it is what we tend to see most other people do. Plus we can cuddle and comfort the child at the same time.
Hold your baby with his head just on your shoulder (not too far slung over it) and hold him steady with your arm under his bottom. Then with the arm from the opposite shoulder, gently rub his back.
You can pat his back but don't get to carried away or distractedly start giving him slaps as if he's a rugby mate!
Sitting on your lap
Some babies, especially once they are just a few weeks old, prefer the open freedom of your lap once they have had their feed. (Some are born wrigglers who are straight off the breast once they're full, while others will happily snuggle there for hours!)
Sit your baby facing away from you and support him by spreading your hand and resting his chest a little forward, onto it, making sure his head is also fully suported. Then rub or gently pat his back with your other hand.
Lay your baby across your lap
This position works for some babies, but do bear in mind that they have just had a big feed and laying on their tummy might be uncomfortable.
Make sure you rest your baby's head on one of your legs rather than letting it hang over the edge of your lap, and allow his tummy to rest on the other leg, then pat his back.
If your baby has fallen asleep during the feed, gently rub him in case he needs to bring up a little wind, but don't feel the need to go through the usual major process if he looks comfortable enough.
If he has burped but still seems uncomfortable (and you've done the nappy check), try a little more gentle massaging in case more wind needs to come up.
If your baby does a fast feed after a long sleep and is guzzling down both breasts, it can be a good idea to have a quick burp break during the feed rather than waiting for it all until the end.
A baby which barely possetted early on may get more into a habit for a few weeks, and some infants will bring something up after every feed.
There is a big difference between this and bringing up so much milk that they are missing out nutritionally. If you are happy with their weight progress you have nothing to worry about. However, if you feel your child is not just bringing up a little amount of their feed, but vomitting regularly (not just once or twice a week), then do ask your health visitor or GP about it.
No mattter what, whilst you may spend early weeks in washable tops that have endured leaky breasts, stray baby wee from prolonged nappy changes etc, you will probably still prefer to have something to hand to protect you from possetting!
If you get muslin cloths, it can be useful to get the dual-colour packs you can now buy from places like Mothercare. (In our household, the lemon-coloured ones were used to mop up wee etc and the lime-coloured ones were used for sick, possetting, etc, in order to avoid any mishaps when reaching for a cloth in an emergency!)
Of course some torn up old sheets etc work just as well and are cheaper. It is useful to use a fabric rather than tissue for this job as you will find them more durable, plus washing and re-using is preferable ecologically.
If your baby possetts a lot and you are feeding from a bottle, you might want to try a different style of bottle. They all boast 'anti-colic' features these days, but some will suit different children better, and cause them less gassiness.
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Bossip, a black celebrity gossip website, called Rep. Allen West, R-Fla., a "house slave" and an "Uncle Tom" because of his opposition to President Obama and the Democratic Party.
"Someone get this man a chair, hammock and a loveseat!" the Bossip Staff wrote today. "Resident
house-slave black Republican Allen West channeled his finest Joe McCarthy impression in a town-hall meeting in Florida this past weekend." West is a freshman congressman and member of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC).
Bossip attacked West apropos of his reported claim that "he's heard" that up to 80 House Democrats are members of the Communist Party. West refused to provide any names.
The website defended Rep. Andre Carson, D-Ill., however, when he claimed that some House Republicans "would love to see [him] hanging from a tree," and attacked Carson's critics. "Tea Party wanksters want congressman to resign," Bossip wrote, adding "leave it to a lynch mob to be up in arms over a black man speaking the damn truth."
West, who also identifies with the Tea Party, considered leaving the CBC over Carson's charge. Carson eventually told The Washington Examiner that he "was speaking figuratively" when he made the lynching comment, and meant his comments to address "a mentality that I see that seeks to hurt poor working class people across the racial spectrum."
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Both McCrory and Transportation Secretary Tony Tata planned to attend a meeting Monday in Manteo about the fragile highway, which has been open intermittently on Hatteras Island over the past few days because of ocean overwash.
Officials will discuss an environmental assessment that identifies the preferred alternative as a permanent bridge where a temporary bridge is now located on Hatteras. Tata and McCrory plan to speak afterward. McCrory's office confirmed Monday that the governor would attend.
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- § 701. Partners, not partnership, subject to tax
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- § 707. Transactions between partner and partnership
- § 708. Continuation of partnership
- § 709. Treatment of organization and syndication fees
1976—Pub. L. 94–455, title II, § 213(b)(2), title XIX, § 1901(b)(23),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1547, 1798, struck out part IV "Effective date for subchapter" in table of parts of subchapter K of chapter 1 and added item 709.
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SF-Based Artist Casey Gray Turns Stencils Into Pop Art at White Walls Gallery
If you dig bright pops of color in your art, San Francisco-based Casey Gray's solo exhibit "Style of Eye" at White Walls Gallery is a must-see. Featuring more than twenty large-scale panels, Gray uses spray paint and hand-cut stencils to combine graphic imagery, bold color schemes, and geometric shapes and patterns into unique layered works. The eye-popping exhibit runs now through October 29.
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Cody Mager carded a round of 85 to earn medalist honors and lead the Pine River-Backus Tigers to second place in the Pine River-Backus Invitational at Whitefish Golf Club on Thursday, May 9.
PR-B's Saul Sasse was second with a score of 87. United North Central was first with 359, followed by the Tigers with 372 and Nevis with 383.
PR-B was scheduled to play in the Mid-Minnesota Conference meet at Menahga on Tuesday, May 14.
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She may be cute, but 6-yearold Brenna Cooper is a stone cold, cup stacking superstar. Last week, she was crowned U.S. National Champion in her age division, but it wasn't easy. "I won all first places," she said.
You might say, for Brenna, cup stacking is a family affair. The Cooper kids, from North Augusta, South Carolina are like the Mannings -- Archie, Peyton, and Eli -- of cup stacking.
Older brother Jackson was last year's National Champion in his age group, and her brother Peyton also became a U.S. Champion last week in Baltimore, in the 8-year-old age group. Now, Peyton is setting his sights on outstacking his older brother.
"I kind of want to beat him by a second, but I probably will not be the same speed as him," says Payton. Jackson says he's helped his brother and sister get better at cup stacking, to become National Champions, but like any great, he hasn't revealed all his secrets.
"As they get older and they learn how to do, like, certain stuff, and they adapt to things more quickly, I will share those with them," Jackson says.
So, like an old gunfighter or pool shark, Jackson maybe taught his brother and sister everything they know about cup stacking, just not everything he knows. "Yep," says Jackson.
They're National Champions, and Brenna and Peyton are on the U.S. National Team, going to the World Championships next week in Florida.
When it comes to this sport, the Cooper kids are thoroughbreds. "One of the judges at the competition had asked me...I was standing close by. I've seen them all come through, 'do you just breed champions?' I thought that was kind of funny," said Mary Beth Cooper, their mom, who said she had never heard of the sport until the kids picked it up at school.
But, cup stacking champions are made not born, but they're just kids. How hard can it be?
"You can't beat me," growled the newly-crowned 6-year-old Girls Champion.
It seems I'm a lot better at emptying a cup than stacking one, but I'm not alone when it comes to getting beat in a cup stacking competition. It's tough to keep up with these Cooper kids.
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15 U.S. Code § 273a - Under Secretary of Commerce for Standards and Technology
(a) Establishment
There shall be in the Department of Commerce an Under Secretary of Commerce for Standards and Technology (in this section referred to as the "Under Secretary").
(b) Appointment
The Under Secretary shall be appointed by the President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
(c) Compensation
(d) Duties
The Under Secretary shall serve as the Director of the Institute and shall perform such duties as required of the Director by the Secretary under this chapter or by law.
Source(Mar. 3, 1901, ch. 872, § 4, as added Pub. L. 111–358, title IV, § 403(a),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 4000.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 4 of act Mar. 3, 1901, ch. 872, 31 Stat. 1449, which was not classified to the Code, was repealed.
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26 U.S. Code § 521 - Exemption of farmers' cooperatives from tax
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A farmers' cooperative organization described in subsection (b)(1) shall be exempt from taxation under this subtitle except as otherwise provided in part I of subchapter T (sec. 1381 and following). Notwithstanding part I of subchapter T (sec. 1381 and following), such an organization shall be considered an organization exempt from income taxes for purposes of any law which refers to organizations exempt from income taxes.
(b) Applicable rules
(1) Exempt farmers' cooperatives
The farmers' cooperatives exempt from taxation to the extent provided in subsection (a) are farmers', fruit growers', or like associations organized and operated on a cooperative basis
(A) for the purpose of marketing the products of members or other producers, and turning back to them the proceeds of sales, less the necessary marketing expenses, on the basis of either the quantity or the value of the products furnished by them, or
(B) for the purpose of purchasing supplies and equipment for the use of members or other persons, and turning over such supplies and equipment to them at actual cost, plus necessary expenses.
(2) Organizations having capital stock
Exemption shall not be denied any such association because it has capital stock, if the dividend rate of such stock is fixed at not to exceed the legal rate of interest in the State of incorporation or 8 percent per annum, whichever is greater, on the value of the consideration for which the stock was issued, and if substantially all such stock (other than nonvoting preferred stock, the owners of which are not entitled or permitted to participate, directly or indirectly, in the profits of the association, upon dissolution or otherwise, beyond the fixed dividends) is owned by producers who market their products or purchase their supplies and equipment through the association.
(3) Organizations maintaining reserve
Exemption shall not be denied any such association because there is accumulated and maintained by it a reserve required by State law or a reasonable reserve for any necessary purpose.
(4) Transactions with nonmembers
Exemption shall not be denied any such association which markets the products of nonmembers in an amount the value of which does not exceed the value of the products marketed for members, or which purchases supplies and equipment for nonmembers in an amount the value of which does not exceed the value of the supplies and equipment purchased for members, provided the value of the purchases made for persons who are neither members nor producers does not exceed 15 percent of the value of all its purchases.
(5) Business for the United States
Business done for the United States or any of its agencies shall be disregarded in determining the right to exemption under this section.
(6) Netting of losses
Source(Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 176; Pub. L. 87–834, § 17(b)(1),Oct. 16, 1962, 76 Stat. 1051; Pub. L. 99–272, title XIII, § 13210(b),Apr. 7, 1986, 100 Stat. 324; Pub. L. 108–357, title III, § 316(b),Oct. 22, 2004, 118 Stat. 1469.)
2004—Subsec. (b)(7). Pub. L. 108–357added par. (7).
1986—Subsec. (b)(6). Pub. L. 99–272added par. (6).
1962—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 87–834substituted "part I of subchapter T (sec. 1381 and following)" for "section 522" in two places.
Effective Date of 2004 Amendment
Pub. L. 108–357, title III, § 316(c),Oct. 22, 2004, 118 Stat. 1469, provided that: "The amendments made by this section [amending this section and section 1388 of this title] shall apply to taxable years beginning after the date of the enactment of this Act [Oct. 22, 2004]."
Effective Date of 1986 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 99–272applicable to taxable years beginning after Dec. 31, 1962, see section 13210(c) ofPub. L. 99–272, set out as a note under section 1388 of this title.
Effective Date of 1962 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 87–834applicable, except as otherwise provided, to taxable years of organizations described in section 1381 (a) of this title beginning after Dec. 31, 1962, see section 17(c) ofPub. L. 87–834, set out as an Effective Date note under section 1381 of this title.
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m Volume 62 Issue 1 0 Wednesday, September 1, 1999 HE w E B R T A T U N V R T Y Signpost Graybeal: Cooper to start, Harris takes leave By Preston Truman sports editor-The Signpost Rest a little easier now: Weber State has a definite starting quarterback. WSU head football coach Jerry Graybeal and offensive coordinator quarterback coach J.D. Sollars announced Tuesday that Cole Cooper will start for the Wildcats as they open their Big Sky Conference schedule Saturday against Idaho State. San Diego State transfer Dusty Harris, Cooper's competitor at quarterback since camp opened in mid-August, hasn't practiced the past two days due to his not getting the starting job. Graybeal said Harris is taking some personal time and isn't sure if he will return."He needed a little bit of time to make some personal decisions on his future," Graybeal said. "He needed that time, and I am going to support him 100 percent on that. We want him 100 percent with the team. I want him to come back and compete to be the starter, so hopefully that will work out for both of us." Harris and Cooper have been given equal time to show their skills in WSU's first two nonconference games, just like Sollars said they would at the beginning of the season. Cooper started WSU's opening 33-3 win against Western State on Sept. 2, while Harris got the nod in WSU's 41-16 loss at Wyoming Saturday. While it looked as if both players had played equally as well through both games Cooper has thrown for 191 yards on 15-37, Harris 149 yards on 12-28 Sollars went back to the "old" grading system and found that it just wasn't the case. "We used to grade every player on every play," Sollars said. "The last six years we haven't because we usually know who's better. So we went back and graded Copper and Harris and found that Cole's grades came out considerably higher." Added Graybeal: "It's just not a coin-flip situation. You go back and grade the film just like a teacher grades a test, and coach Sollars decided after grading the Air B i ft y Pl u I iff Cole Cooper film that he was going to go with Cole." Sollars said he doesn't understand the position Harris is taking. All along, Sollars said, he has been up front with both players, and had hoped Harris would take his nonstarting role as a challenge. "You got two things: you can either whine about it or you can work harder and try to get an opportunity," Sollars , i ..... Dusty Harris said. "Not everything is easy. Some things are not always fair or as people perceive them." Many have wondered why the Wildcats just don't go with two quarterbacks. Sollars said the main reason is that it makes it too difficult in practice situations. He said getting both guys the same See Graybeal page 3 Student government faces changes this fall By Denise Cunningham news writer -The Signpost Since its organization back in the '40s. Weber State University's student government has operated under the name of Associated Students of WSU. So it may take a while to get used to the organization's new name - Weber State University Student Association. According to Anand Dyal-Chand. vice president of student affairs, the idea of the name change came from the previous ASWSU president. Brian Brown. Brown wanted WSU to be similar to universities around the nation. Research showed that the national trend was to identify the school first, followed by the student association. Last year the student government constitution underwent reconstruction, and the election ballot introduced both the reconstruction and the name change. Judy Hurst, director of student activities, said the outcome of the vote was 490 for the changes and 141 against. Along with the name change came some restructuring of programs which had previously been housed under student activities. Dyal-Chand and the 1998-99 executive officers Brown, president; Kristen Wolfe, executive vice president and Nikki Austin, academic vice president, roused the change to separate student government from student activities. The separation of departments was meant to help with budgeting and to provide more advising resources for students, Brown explained. The actual separation of student government from student activities came about with the newly elected 1999-2000 officers. According to WSUSA president Dee Hansen, it was a good time for the division of the two entities. The name change would also help people recognize that there had been some reorganizing. The reorganization has largely affected the executive vice president's position, which requires about 75 percent of the time spent on student government causes, and 25 per- See Changes page 3 THE BOLSHOI BALLET The Classical Collection From Russia with Love Thursday, Sept. 16, 7:30 p.m. The Browning Center s Austad Auditorium Tickets on sale. For more information, call the Dee Events Center Ticket Office at 626-8500. CAB, IMPACT combine to form new Student Programming Board By Dave Stephens news writer-The Signpost Campus Activities Board and Innovative Memorable Programs and Activities for Community Togetherness are combining to form a new Student Programming Board to try to get everyone involved. 'They are combining to draw both crowds under one name," said Elizabeth Balcazar, co-director of the new board. CAB and IMPACT were responsible for planning many of the campus activities last year, but targeted different students. CAB reached for traditional students while IMPACT focused on nontraditional students as well as international and multicultural students. The committees combined to pro vide students with better service. "Sometimes change is better," said Will Hawes, committee chair for Spotlight Production. Deborah Kieman, secretary of the Student Union and Student Activities, said, "I think there is room for everybody. The combination of students makes a great recipe." The new programming board, which is still unnamed, functions under the department of student activities.Coordinator for Student Programs, Geneva Foster, said the combination makes it easier for promoters to come to WSU. They don't have to jump through as many hoops and it helps the board organize and coordinate efforts without missing anything, according to Foster. The board is lead by the coordinator of student programs. Under the coordinator are two coaches, two co- "They are combining to draw both crowds under one name." Elizabeth Balcazar, co-director of the board directors, followed by ten committee chairs and their committees. The different committees are responsible for organizing the various activities that increase student involvement. Past events include, Welcome Back Party, Deadman's Party and Skate with Santa. Foster said that the Welcome Back Party this year was a success. "We had around 250 to 300 students," she said. Foster said the biggest chal- See Boards page 3 Sports Weber State's women's tennis team set to kick off new season in Pepsi Invitational. See page 1 2 .' -. 5 ' - -ii V - .'i t .--Sim! News Dean of Continuing Education takes on new responsibilities in Legislative Relations. See page 6 : pj; Features Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity advertises rush week with firetruck. See page 8 www.weber.edusignpost
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anonymousanonymous 35 weeks
There are many of these books that we read to my daughters but I have to say, "Where the Sidewalk Ends", is a very peculiar and disturbing. A friend recommended it years ago so I bought it without reading through it first. My mother-in-law was babysitting my daughters and went to read it. Well, she stopped after reading the first page of one of the poems because of how strange and disturbing some of the it was. Later we read some of the other poems and donated it to a library. Maybe other parents are okay with this absurd type of literature but there are far better books for kids to read!
AndreaWestaby1384189123 35 weeks
Glad to see Berenstain Bears made the list....I adored those books when I was a kid, and all 3 of my boys, 6, 3, and 1, love them. Their favorite is probably The Berenstain Bears Get the Gimmies...they make me stop at parts so they can each take a turn saying (or yelling) the lines. A new old favorite we just discovered is "Caps For Sale" by Esphyr Slobodkina. All my boys love it. As a kid I also loved Norma Jean, Jumping Bean....and Amelia Bedilia. Also a weird little book called Miss Nelson is Missing! about kids misbehaving in class. It was scary and hilarious at the same time. oh...and "Moo, Baa, Lalala" by Sandra Boynton is on this list too....love, love, love. I had that book memorized so quickly when my oldest was a baby! Man there are so many kids books to love....:)
Chipper47909 35 weeks
I am so happy you out the Red Balloon on this list! That's my daughters favorite along eith the film!
Chipper47909 35 weeks
And while I think of it, there are Latin American and Asian books left out! In My Family by Carmen Lomez Garza is a classic and 1000 Paper Cranes, forget the author, fabulous book.
Chipper47909 35 weeks
We own about 43 of these books, however, I think there are many books that I would place before many of the ones the ones listed including all of the Caldecott winning Virginia Lee Burton books, specifically Mike Mulligan and the Giant Steam shovel, and, my all-time favorite, The Little House. Make Way for Ducklings, Blueberries for Sal, the Little House-Laura Ingalls books, the Lion Witch and the wardrobe, little Bear, Frog and Toad, Tale if To Bad Mice, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Holes (a contemporary classic like Harry Potter), Tom Sawyer and huckleberry Finn, the list goes on! My daughter who is three and I have read almost all on the list with exception of Harry Potter and Holes. I was also sad to see Black writers left out Faith Ringold and Ezra Jack Keats. My preschooler is better read than most adults I know!
whoson1st0 1 year
There's a new kids book "Monkey of the Month" which is great!! http://www.amazon.com/Monkey-Month-Adam-Kramer/dp/0764341561/
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Lorax is my personal favorite. I also love Jane Ray's "The Dolls House Fairy": http://www.chatterblock.com/blog/sf-bay-area/best-childrens-picture-books/
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Georgia is one of the nation's top five states in producing college football players: Around 200 of the state's high school seniors will sign with FBS schools in February.
Despite the big numbers, there are still plenty of prospects that get overlooked. We'll take a look at some of them over the next month.
One guy to watch is LB Chase Alford of Heritage High School in Conyers.
Alford got two big honors within the last week: He was named Defensive MVP of the East team in an all-star football game at the Georgia Dome, and was also named Region 8-AAAAA Defensive Player of the Year.
The 6-foot-2, 235-pounder will also play in two more all-star games, including the North-South game on Dec. 29.
Alford has gotten overlooked by college scouts, and some of it has to do with playing football in Rockdale County, which is becoming more known for its football each year.
He's a stellar student with a 4.01 GPA, and his older brother walked on at Georgia Tech.
The younger Alford has offers from Air Force, The Citadel, Presbyterian, Illinois State, and Samford, and will take an official visit to Air Force next month. He also has interest from Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Auburn, Vanderbilt and UConn.
You can watch his Hudl video by CLICKING HERE
December 25th, 2012
6:49 am
Love to see him at GT
December 25th, 2012
7:25 am
Congratulations Chase. Keep up the good work.
December 25th, 2012
8:48 am
White man's curse
December 25th, 2012
8:58 am
His coaches need to get some tape out there. Show him off !! Congrats to you Chase it's nice to hear about the grades off the field. Sometimes we get lost in just the teams that make playoffs & winning records. Hope he stays in state
December 25th, 2012
9:31 am
This kid can flat play. And, I'm sure his coaches have shown him off… he does have several offers to 1-AA schools.
White man curse is correct…
December 25th, 2012
9:47 am
Sounds like a good Player and a Great Student. His brother is at Tech so maybe he will be in Atlanta. Tech doesn't have many open scholarships to offer. He might be on a hold until we see if any Tech players leave early or a flip flop happens.
December 25th, 2012
9:50 am
Mitch Cumstein
December 25th, 2012
8:48 am
White man's curse………………………………………….? What is that? He thinks it is Cool to be smart and make good grades?
December 25th, 2012
10:03 am
Great kid, great student, from a great family….. That can kill team chemistry. No white man's curse, just coaches myopia. Things will work out for him, I have no doubt.
December 25th, 2012
10:07 am
His coaches have to send his tapes out all over the country. They probably have. He is the perfect size for a linebacker. He can add another 10-15 pounds of muscle in college.
Perfect size for 3/4 or the 4/3 defense. What kind of speed does he have will be a big question.
December 25th, 2012
11:05 am
I wish UGA would have offered this kid. Now that Garner is gone, perhaps UGA will sign some smart kids; who, if given the chance can become the next David Pollack.
A person SMART enough to know….. -
What Mr. Cumstein is pointing out is this… here's another example of a white kid who clearly has the skill to play Div. 1 football, but due to his skin color and lack of recruiting stars, he is readily passed up by those who think you can only win with "SPEED"!
December 25th, 2012
11:11 am
He is an outstanding football player and a tremendous student. He is an even better person. Heritage also has another outstanding linebacker on the team in Dustyn Moore. They both are FBS level players. Moore will also be playing in the North vs South game as well.
December 25th, 2012
11:16 am
It is a real shame if these kids get overlooked. Great students and great people of high character. Both can flat out play!!!!!!!!! Moore is 6-foot-1 225lbs and can run. YouTube Dustyn Moore senior season highlights.
December 25th, 2012
12:02 pm
I can guarantee you that the Heritage coaches work to get all of their kids looks by college coaches. Chase is a very good football player. He lacks one thing to play at SEC level schools….speed. Good luck to him!
December 25th, 2012
12:04 pm
I truly wish the best for this young man and I would like to see Georgia offer. I`m still completely lost as to why Lorenzo Carter DE class of 2014 rated #2 in the nation by 247sports. He from Georgia and is waiting on an offer from Georgia. Florida and Bama have the early jump.
December 25th, 2012
1:09 pm
If I was going to sign 30-35 players this year Richt; this dude would get one of them, just sayin………..
December 25th, 2012
1:30 pm
My gut says Chase plays football at GT and becomes a starter as a Redshirt Freshman……then 4 years of solid play at LB!!!
Go GT & Merry Christmas to everyone!
December 25th, 2012
2:12 pm
Lack of speed is tough when playing against today's offenses.
December 25th, 2012
3:25 pm
Grantham definitely has his own idea of what athletes he wants to recruit but after giving up 3000 yards in the Alabama game, he needs to reevaluate his criteria on players. This guy could actually stop the run which this years LB's and D lineman could not do. Looks like this young man will make a fine player and student for a good program. Look for him to land at programs like Vandy, GT, or even Duke. Good luck to this young man.
December 25th, 2012
3:51 pm
Wow…playing the so call race card, look many kids get overlooked, it has nothing to do with race. Mosttimes its just not so great recruiting. Also is he fast enough? Cause he has good size if he is truly 6′2
December 25th, 2012
4:02 pm
I graduated from HHS in 2001 and played basketball there from 98-01 and football and basketball were so important then and I am so happy that now Rockdale Co is getting some looks from D1 schools for athletes…this article hits the nail on the head bc there are a ton of schools like hhs or RCHS that get looked over…keep working hard guys and it will happen!!!!
December 25th, 2012
4:48 pm
Stop crying. When you get over looked in life because of the color of your skin, trhen maybe we can talk. You are talking about a game. Walk in my shoes for one day please.
December 25th, 2012
5:41 pm
Yea Jesse, just what the bumblebees need, another 2 star defensive player who will commit on the spot as soon as the bees make him an offer. Better tech than the BLUE HOSE!
December 25th, 2012
7:01 pm
Blake, you have a 4.0 GPA and get overlooked in life? I'm guessin' not, but am happy to discuss your shoes if you did.
December 25th, 2012
7:08 pm
Good football player, Great student. I think the challenge this young man may have is that college recruiters look at potential rather than production on this level. Good instincts, lacks athleticism or top-end fast twitch speed to play LB in SEC/ACC/Big 12, imho. He may be an excellent fullback in pro set offenses in the Big 10 (Wisconsin,Penn State) or Stanford. This kid will probably be 260 to 270 lbs in three years. Kinda like buying a used car, some like it, some don't…
December 25th, 2012
7:16 pm
His highlight tape is very good. I see that he already plays in the 3/4 defense. Any school would be pleased to have this young man.
Strong hitter. His stock will rise. He is a D1 player. I believe he can play in the SEC with no problems. He does not have blazing speed, but what linebacker does.
December 25th, 2012
8:46 pm
Would love to see him at GT…..
December 25th, 2012
9:41 pm
This young man can contribute, get an excellent engineering degree and earn a degree from a school that places emphasis on a complete education. He won't get lost at The Citadel and will have an opportunity to play for a wonderful staff.
December 25th, 2012
10:34 pm
Georgia State should really look into this kid. If I'm not mistaken his older sister plays on their softball team, so there's some familiarity in that.
December 25th, 2012
10:56 pm
His brother went to Adairsville High. How is he going to Heritage High School in Conyers, Rockdale County?
December 26th, 2012
5:29 am
One word here: speed. If you don't have it, bottom line you won't be in the SEC. Watch Alabama in a few weeks.
December 26th, 2012
8:30 am
Great player, he killed us for 2 years
December 26th, 2012
1:28 pm
Hi white trash. Bake get his Air Jordon paid for by us. He cries some more and get a 2% loan. That we pay for with high taxes and your 60 hour work weeks. White Trash ,the sign of being stupid is going the same thing over and over getting a different result. Half Bake is getting the result he wants look at all the Rev. that taught him.
December 26th, 2012
1:56 pm
Chase is a good kid and yes he does lack speed. It is just a shame that the Head Coach Frazier does not put this much effort into some of the other players on his team. He had several talented kids on his team this year but I guess he is putting all his eggs in one basket.
December 26th, 2012
2:15 pm
Its really surprising read the racism.. The reality of this Chase kid is that he is probably lacking the speed to compete at the highest level of college football. But it has nothing to do with race. Coaches need speed on defense. ook at the guys getting recruited at LB and check the 40 times of the top schools. The offenses are too spread out and the new rules require pursuit . He is probably an inside guy at best.. But wishing him nothing but the best and sure his family is proud of his accomplishments.
December 26th, 2012
3:57 pm
How slow is Chase anyway? Ernie Lombardi slow?
December 26th, 2012
4:36 pm
You guys are a bunch of race-baiting idiots.
HCs that can make up to $5MM per year don't care what color the recruit is, if they think that a Recruit can help them to that financial windfall and job security that successful HCs get ,then they will sign that player without hesitation.
This Recruit's skin color is not holding him back, for every Pollack that was a LEGIT BCS level recruit at FB that blossoms greatly, there are thousands of guys like this recruit that can never get on the filed for a BCS level team.
In summary, stop comparing every white Recruit to David Pollack if you're not going to also compare him to all the guys that never get on the field.
December 26th, 2012
6:44 pm
Chase is a great football player and and even better kid. Our team is full of amazing kids. Football Fan…I'm not sure what you are talking about. I'm not hiding behind a screen name and will be more happy to talk to you about any kid you'd like and thier college propspects. Currently we have 5 kids with Division 1 or 1AA offers and a couple more that may recieve them. We also have several with Div 2 and NAIA offers. So obviously, you did not do enough research before trying to throw a good man under the bus with your ignorant comment. Please feel free to contact me if you'd like to talk further.
December 26th, 2012
8:52 pm
football fan, well there is your opening. Let us know how your chat / Coach Pack turns out!
December 27th, 2012
12:00 pm
does anyone remember Luke Manget? He was a great kicker for Tech. I wish CPJ had more eyes east of atlanta.
December 27th, 2012
12:16 pm
Coach Pack…….do you think Chase will be able to sign w/ a BCS quality team, mid-major or somewhere just below that standard? Thanks!
December 27th, 2012
12:37 pm
maybe now with garner gone from Athens, guys like this will get an offer from Georgia. leadership and an ability to think quickly have been long absent from our team. lack of ability to think quickly cost us the game late for the sec. championship. the inability of the refs to call holding penalties didn't help either.
December 27th, 2012
4:15 pm
hornblowermg………..blamig un-called penalties by ref's is weak and sounds like a primary school child!
December 27th, 2012
7:04 pm
Coach Pack. I don't have to hide behind a screen name either. Yes there are many talented players on that team but I am sure they are not getting the same assistance from the head coach. If the shoe fits wear it. Don't get mad if its not the truth. Everyone on the outside sees the favoritism. When I find that good man you are talking about I will give him a compliment but until then I will state what I see.
December 28th, 2012
12:02 am
And yet football fan still hides behind his screen name….just saying. And it's obvious that you don't know those coaches if you question their integrity.
December 28th, 2012
1:18 am
I'm not sure how fast or slow this kid is , but I can tell you this. Mike Gillard #35 for UGA got a scholarship and he is horrible. just watch the BAMA game. it seemed like they ran at him every play and he couldnt get off a block to put a finger on the rb's. my point is speed is not everything, esp. for an inside backer ( look at brandon spikes 40 time was at the combine ). he was a stud in college and is starting for the NE Pats running a 4.7 – 40 yd dash. Some people can just flat out play. we need to quit recruiting fast kids who cant play and recruit football players.
December 28th, 2012
1:22 am
also we need to find some inside backers who can play the run. Bama ran right at us and none of our linebackers could get off their blockers. not one of them attacked the line of scrimmage.
December 28th, 2012
10:25 am
none of our players seem to be taught to "keep moving your feet". if your feet don't move, you are not fast, no matter how you are timed when you run from point A to point B in trials. the only recent players who impress by the way they keeps their feet moving are Gurley and A.Ogletree. everyone else seem to stop in their tracks on initial contact. if the refs throw flags on alablaba for holding in the mnc game, then notre dame will win.