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Opted to forego his senior season of collegiate eligibility, signing a professional contract with the Buffalo Sabres on July 6, 2010.
2009-10 (Junior): MSU's most explosive and consistent scorer ... earned MSU Team MVP and Outstanding Offensive Player honors and was named a Second Team All-CCHA performer, notching 42 points (20 goals, 22 assists) in 37 games ... Spent the season ranked among national leaders in goals, as well as power-play markers (9) and game-winning tallies (5). Netted the first goal of MSU's season late in the first period of the season opener against Clarkson (10/9) and added three assists in the series ... Had his first collegiate hat trick in the series opener at Maine (10/16), scoring shorthanded, power play, and even-strength goals in the contest ... Had a goal and an assist in the second game against Maine for a five-point weekend ... Was named the CCHA Player of the Week after the set in Orono ... Had a goal and an assist in a win at Miami (10/24), capping a three-point weekend ... Was held off the board in the first game against Western Michigan (10/30) in his first game this season without a point ... Got back on the scoresheet with the game-winner against the Broncos in Kalamazoo (10/31) ... Scored a goal and added an assist on the game-winner in a shutout victory over Nebraska-Omaha (11/5) ... Had a beautiful unassisted tally in the Michigan game in Ann Arbor (11/13) ... Had a two-point night at Munn Arena against Wisconsin 11/27) with a goal and an assist ... Netted the lone goal in a 1-0 win at Northern Michigan (12/5), and scored a third-period equalizing tally the next night to send the game to overtime (12/6) ... Scored the equalizer as MSU rallied from a 2-0 defecit at Bowling Green (12/11), then assisted on Torey Krug's overtime gamewinner ... Netted his second hat trick of the season in the home game against Bowling Green (12/12) in December, with a hand in each goal in a 4-1 win ... Named CCHA Offensive Player of the Week after the Bowling Green series ... Had three assists in the Lake Superior series at Munn Arena (1/8-9), assisting on Derek Grant's game-winner on Friday ... Assisted on three of MSU's four goals in a 4-4 deadlock with Notre Dame at Munn Ice Arena (1/16), including the primary helper on Derek Grant's game-tying goal late in the third period ... Scored twice, including the game-winner, in a home victory over Michigan (1/29) ... Had Michigan State's only goal in a 1-1 deadlock at Alaska (2/6), the Spartans' 100th goal of the season. He also scored in the shootout to help MSU secure the extra shootout point ... Had an assist on Derek Grant's goal in a 4-1 loss at Ferris State (2/19) ... Posted a pair of assists in a 5-2 home victory over bowling Green (2/26) ... Was a late scratch in the second CCHA quarterfinal game against Michgian (3/13), as he got injured in warmups.
2008-09 (Sophomore): Skated in 21 of 38 games ... Scored three goals and added eight assists, good for the third-highest assist total on the squad ... Registered an assist on Andrew Rowe's goal and was +1 in Michigan State's season opening victory over Massachusetts in the Ice Breaker Invitational in Boston (10/10)...Credited an assist on Matt Schepke's first-period goal in 5-1 loss to Miami (11/14)...Scored third-period goal in 3-1 loss to Miami (11/15)...Had a pair of assists in 4-4 tie at Minnesota in College Hockey Showcase (11/29)...Registered two assists in Michigan State's 2-1 win over North Dakota in the GLI Semifinals (12/28).
2007-08 (Freshman): Appeared in all 42 games in his rookie season ... Tallied his first collegiate point, an assist, in the home opener against Colgate (10/19) on a Nick Sucharski tally ... Had his first collegiate multiple-point outing against Northern Michigan, when he assisted on a Matt Schepke strike then got his first collegiate goal a minute and a half later (10/26) ... Scored a goal in a 6-2 victory over Mercyhurst (11/9) ... Potted a goal on a nice two-on-one break against Miami (11/15) ... Potted the game winning goal against Ferris State in the series finale (12/8), after assisting on Nick Sucharski's goal in game one (12/7), for a two-point weekend ... Tallied the second multi-point game of his career in first contest of Lake Superior State series (1/4-5); had the solo assist on Michael Ratchuk's goal in the first period, then potted MSU's eighth goal of the game late in the third ... Halted a four-game scoreless drought with an assist on Justin Abdelkader's third-period goal in game two (1/19) of the Ohio State series ... Earned his first career three-point game with a goal and two assists in game one of the Nebraska-Omaha weekend (2/1); he scored a power-play tally at 11:02 in the first period after assisting on Justin Abdelaker's goal at 6:13; he then followed up with another assist on Abdelkader's third-period goal ... Finished the regular season with a two-point night in game one of the Bowling Green series (2/29); had the primary assist on Jeff Petry's goal at 1:02 in the first period, and the solo assist on Matt Schepke's second-period goal, recording his fourth multi-point effort of the season.
Prior to MSU: Selected in the third round (89th pick overall) by the Buffalo Sabres in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft ... Played for two years for the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League (USHL) ... Played in 54 games for the 2007 Clark Cup Champions, and was the league's leading playoff scorer (4-9-13) ... Finished the season as Sioux Falls' leading scorer with 26 goals and 36 assists (62 points) ... Ranked 10th among USHL forwards in goals ... Ranked fifth in the USHL overall with 14 power-play tallies ... Tied for eighth in the league with four game-winning goals ... Earned the Ron Woody Award as the USHL All-Star Game Most Valuable Player.
Personal: Born July 25, 1989, in Coral Springs, Fla. ... Son of Linda and Ed Tropp ... Has one brother, Eddie, who attends Western Michigan University ... Favorite NHL Team: Buffalo Sabres ... Lists Pavel Datsyuk as his favorite pro player ... Calls his father his greatest hockey influence, because "he has supported me and made it possible to be where I am now."
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At the moment HeidiSQL requires three things to connect via SSL: private key, CA certificate and SSL certificate. Using only the SSL-CA certificate of the server should also be an option. According to the MySQL reference manual (5.5, chapter 18.104.22.168-4), it can can be done if the account has no special SSL requirements. It would be really great if HeidiSQL could do this as well.
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Q: Are you concerned that by debriding the eschar, you may create a deeper wound that could get infected?
A: Dr. Hadi says this is not a deciding factor on whether she'll debride eschar. If you do debride eschar and create a wound, she maintains that appropriate wound care should "help minimize contamination and ultimately infection of the wound."
To that end, Dr. Shea says you can reduce this concern by using aseptic technique; controlling the wound environment locally and systemically; and closely monitoring the wound healing process (by measuring the wound volume and surrounding tissue status) weekly until the wound has closed over adequately. On average, you'll see a 50 percent reduction in wound volume within eight to 10 weeks and 100 percent closure within 16 to 20 weeks, according to Dr. Shea.
"With aggressive algorithmic wound care, wound healing time frames such as these (even in the most compromised patient) occur 85 to 90 percent of the time," maintains Dr. Shea.
As he mentioned above, Dr. Reyzelman is mostly concerned about exposing the subcutaneous fat. "Since the fat is avascular and this area is poorly perfused, the fat starts to dry out and eventually will require debridement," explains Dr. Reyzelman. He adds that in patients with more severe peripheral arterial occlusive disease, debridement of the eschar will quickly lead to another eschar.
Q: Are you concerned about arterial perfusion when you see black eschar formation?
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Dr. Shea says you obviously want to address these issues, whether it's by altering the pressure status via offloading or increasing perfusion by medical, interventional radiology or surgical means. Combining the clinical evaluation of the patient's vascular status (physical exam) with ancillary testing (Doppler, TCPO2, TCOM, segmental vascular non-invasive testing, and arteriography with or without angioplasty) is essential for determining the timing and extent of eschar debridement, according to Dr. Shea.
When he evaluates patients who have black eschars, Dr. Reyzelman always performs a more advanced arterial exam. He says he frequently obtains a non-invasive arterial study to get a better appreciation of the severity of arterial occlusive disease. On many occasions, Dr. Reyzelman will refer patients with black eschars to a vascular surgeon for a bypass. After the revascularization, Dr. Reyzelman says the eschar will frequently become wet and he then performs a debridement.
Dr. Reyzelman (shown on the right) is Chairman of the Department of Medicine at the California College of Podiatric Medicine (CCPM) and has a private practice in San Francisco.
Dr. Hadi is an Assistant Professor and the Director of Resident Education at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, Texas.
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Backstage at The Players Theatre a gaggle of senior citizens — all of them women — are sashaying and singing show tunes and channeling Hollywood sirens and comediennes from Mae West to Bette Midler.
Sitting at a desk off to the side is their director, Jared Walker, in a Hawaiian button-down shirt and jeans, rattling off suggestions and music cues as 75-year-old Ruth Berkel works the room.
"Now, basically you come in and go bada-bada-bump," Walker says, using his pen to gesture Berkel's next move.
"Do you want me to land on his lap?" asks Berkel, swinging her hips.
"No, let's not go that far," Walker replies. "I know what kind of heels you'll be wearing."
Berkel pouts, shrugs and walks off stage. Crowned this year's Ms. Florida Senior America, Berkel, a retired Sarasota High School teacher and Latin dance instructor, has worn high heels her entire life. She knows whether she can handle landing in a man's lap.
Walker turns to face his partner, Eric Berkel, the group's choreographer and Berkel's only son, and shakes his head as if to say, "Your mother."
Up next is Lois Lane, playing the sardonic Phyllis Diller in a wild, blue wig; a big, pink overcoat; and an oddly misshapen — not to mention — disconcerting baby bump.
"Lois Lane is her real name," Walker whispers. "Like Superman's girlfriend."
He's smiling before she even begins the number.
The Players Follies, a 55-and-up theater troupe, is embarking on its second year. Walker, 44, is a theater jack-of-all-trades with acting, directing, choreography and costuming credits at the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre, the Banyan Theater Company and the Manatee Players — to name a few. He helped organize The Players Follies last January, after spending two years working with the Sarasota Senior Theater, another 55-and-up entertainment troupe.
The group is rehearsing bits from "20th Century Foxes," a vaudevillian romp they'll perform at a surprise 50th-birthday party at a law office on Cocoanut Avenue. It's the first time the women have been asked to perform at a private party, so energy levels are high — hence Berkel's desire to land on the birthday boy's lap.
"I love being the guy who creates the process," Walker says. "Acting was my living for awhile, but I've paid my dues. My legs are tired."
On the contrary, those who've worked backstage with Walker say he's tireless. They joke that when he signs onto a project, he and the Berkels come as a package deal — a trifecta of talent known as "The Jared Walker Team."
Walker grew up on Florida's east coast and studied music and theater at Shenandoah Conservatory, in Winchester, Va., before moving to New York City to act.
Like many New York stage actors, Walker needed a second job, so he started working for an A-list events company, which catered some of the city's biggest galas.
"One time, I was standing in the green room with Meryl Streep and Harrison Ford, just sort of looking around at all these famous actors thinking, 'I can't believe I'm here in my tux, backstage with these people,'" Walker says.
Walker pauses as Berkel flits by in a Carmen Miranda costume and precariously high platform heels.
"My life in New York was theatrical in a whole different way," he says. "I don't miss it at all."
Jared Walker is not alone in his pursuit of the director's chair. Many Hollywood actors and actresses have directed and/or produced their own films.
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• Drew Barrymore has produced and starred in two "Charlie's Angels" movies, "Fever Pitch" and "Never Been Kissed."
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I remember the frenetic buzzing in my head on the way out of the midnight showing of The Dark Knight. I remember the way the theater seemed to heave after the final frame, all at once ringing with cheers, expletives, arguments, and the laughter of release. We went home and made all our friends see it. We watched the box office numbers climb like we had money on them.
As part of the millennial generation, I've seen my fair share of franchise mania—people always want to talk about the latest Spider-Man or Harry Potter—but people wanted to talk about The Dark Knight at a level I had never seen before. By the time the film opened, Christopher Nolan had already released five films as a director and cowriter—three noir-influenced crime dramas, his first Batman film, and a period thriller—to increasing acclaim and financial success. All were dark and philosophically bent. But none of those films had generated its own cultural moment.
Part of this fervor was related to the well-deserved hype concerning Heath Ledger's final performance. Remember how gleeful we felt to meet Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow? Watching Ledger's Joker took that feeling to dizzy, depraved heights. From the second he walked into the frame with his deadpan laugh and matted hair, we were rapt. By three lines in ("I'm gonna make this pencil … disappear"), the audience had lost it. It was the most literally I have ever sat on the edge of my seat—it was the first time I had laughed and gasped in the same breath. Ledger's Joker made the film a ride.
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Initially published in 1994, an updated version of Hank Williams: The Biography is being released in a new paperback edition. After emerging as one of country music's most famous singers in the early 1950s, Williams often credited Alabama street musician Rufus "Tee-Tot" Payne as his musical mentor. In this excerpt from Hank Williams: The Biography, author Colin Escott explains the inspiration that Tee-Tot provided and why Williams was barely influenced by the first country superstar, Jimmie Rodgers.
It was probably in Georgiana that Hank met his first acknowledged musical influence, a black street
musician, Rufus Payne. Because Payne was rarely found without a home-brewed mix of alcohol and tea, Payne's nickname was "Tee-Tot,"
a pun on teetotaler. Details about him are not only sketchy, but contradictory as well. According to researcher Alice Harp,
Rufus was born in 1884 on the Payne Plantation in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes County, Alabama. His parents had been slaves there,
but they moved to New Orleans around 1890, giving Rufus a front-row seat for the birth of jazz. After his parents died, Rufus
settled in Greenville, Alabama. Harp insists that Payne became a society musician, playing white functions, learning all the
pop hits of the day. The musician that Hank's cousins J.C. and Walter McNeil Jr. remembered was quite different.
said J.C. McNeil, lived down by the tracks in Greenville and worked part-time at Peagler's Drug Store as a cleaner and delivery
Both McNeils remember that he had a hunched back and long arms that extended almost to his knees. "He would
play the guitar and the cymbals," said Walter McNeil. "He had the cymbals tied between his legs, and he had this thing around
his neck with the jazz horn, I think he called it, and the Jew's harp. And he could play all those things with the guitar
and called himself a one-man band. He had a cigar box in front of him where you'd throw the money." Tee-Tot, sometimes in
the company of other musicians, went out into the surrounding towns to play on the sidewalks. Although Hank probably met him
on the streets of Georgiana, he later told one of his band members, Lum York, that Tee-Tot was a janitor at the school in
Greenville, implying that Hank met Tee-Tot after the Williamses moved to Greenville.
A crowd of kids followed Tee-Tot
around, but Hank was the only one who wanted to do more than listen. He wanted to learn. Exactly what passed between Hank
Williams and Rufus Payne will never be known. If, as has often been said, Payne gave Hank lessons, it's hard to know what
he imparted. Hank probably already knew most of the chords that Payne knew, so perhaps the lessons involved broader strokes.
J.C. McNeil, who insisted he also took lessons from Payne, said that Payne always stressed the importance of keeping time
and getting a good rhythm going. Later, one of the elements that would set Hank apart from his contemporaries was the irresistible
drive to his music. He was never an accomplished guitarist, but his bands would always take their cue from his forceful rhythm
guitar playing. He whanged the E chord in a way that any blues singer would recognize.
Rufus Payne almost certainly
taught Hank some songs, and while Hank probably forgot most of them, he never lost the lazy swing and sock rhythm. The blues
feel that permeates all but the goofiest of Hank's songs is another thing that Rufus Payne probably brought out.
[Williams, Hank's mother] says she fed Payne in exchange for Hank's lessons, but memories of him are otherwise vague. Some
say he played the blues alone, others say that he led a little combo that played pop songs and hokum numbers. Irene [Hank's
sister] said that Payne once came to Lilly's house and told her that Hank was going to get both of them into trouble by following
him around, which seems to imply that Hank was quite determined in his pursuit. "More than anything," said Walter McNeil,
"I think Tee-Tot helped Hank get beyond his shyness, and helped him project himself a little, little more, 'cause Hank was
a shy person really. He had to lose that somehow, and I think Tee-Tot was a big help to him in doing that."
As unfashionable
as it was to acknowledge the influence of black musicians, Hank later went out of his way to give Payne full credit. "All
the music training I ever had was from him," he told the Montgomery Advertiser at the time of his 1951 Homecoming.
Talking to jazz journalist Ralph J. Gleason the following year, he said, "I learned to play the guitar from an old colored
man. ... I'd give him fifteen cents, or whatever I could get a hold of for the lesson." Hank acknowledged Payne again during
his Greenville Homecoming and apparently searched for him, but Payne had died in a charity hospital in Montgomery on March
17, 1939. He was on relief at the time, and his trade or profession was marked "unknown" on the death certificate.
musicians like Payne would have made a much bigger impression on Hank when he was growing up than the stars of the day. Lilly
didn't have a radio or phonograph, although Hank would try to listen to the radio at the [neighbor's] house or in the local
stores. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Hank was barely influenced by country music's first superstar, Jimmie Rodgers,
who succumbed to tuberculosis in 1933.
Rodgers was the original kid with a guitar. Raised in Mississippi, he didn't
draw on folk ballads so much as jazz, blues, Hawaiian music and vaudeville.
Like Hank, he turned to music in part because
of a physical affliction. In place of Appalachian music's piety and grim resignation, Rodgers' music was populated by good-time
pals one step ahead of the law, but still ready to shed a tear for mother and home. He sang with an insouciant, almost insolent
drawl, and his sentimental parlor ballads were offset by rowdier songs, such as "In the Jailhouse Now," "Waiting for a Train,"
"Travelin' Blues," and "T for Texas." Many of the biggest country stars of the 1940s and 1950s, notably Gene Autry, Ernest
Tubb, Floyd Tillman, Lefty Frizzell and Hank Snow, began as Rodgers disciples and recorded his songs. Hank was a few years
younger, just nine years old when Rodgers died. Jimmie Rodgers' influence on Hank was less direct. Rodgers brought the barroom
culture to country music, and inasmuch as Hank's music came from the honky-tonk, he was a Rodgers disciple. Hank learned to
yodel like Rodgers, but usually did no more than break occasionally into falsetto, and he probably learned that from blues
It was probably after Lilly moved to Greenville that she acquired a radio, broadening Hank's horizons. Greenville
was fifteen miles further up the L&N tracks toward Montgomery and was four times bigger than Georgiana. As the seat of Butler
County, the focal point of the town was the courthouse square rather than the railroad station. Lilly moved her family there
in time for Hank and Irene to start school in September 1934. Several of Hank's contemporaries remember him bringing his guitar
to school. He would play during the lunch break and tell people that to play and sing was his "highest ambition."
HANK WILLIAMS: THE BIOGRAPHY by Colin Escott. Copyright© 2004 by Colin Escott. Reprinted by permission of Little,
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By S. Thomas Coleman
For the AJC
Here's a quick run down of how some of the top games went in Class A on Friday night.
It's Lincoln County … again. As usual, No. 2 Lincoln County is in the hunt for a region championship. The Red Devils (5-1, 2-0) took a major step toward winning Region 7 with a 20-13 win over previously unbeaten No. 2 Aquinas, in Augusta on Thursday night.
Lincoln trailed 10-0 at halftime but went into the fourth quarter leading 13-10 after touchdowns by Mike McIntire (14-yard run) and Jamar Norman (fumble return). After a 38-yard field goal by the Irish's Justin Thompson tied the game with just over 2 minutes remaining, the Red Devils went on a 77-yard drive that was capped by Zireycus Letman's 14-yard touchdown reception from Ben Turner with :49 seconds left in the game.
Aquinas running back Brendan Douglas' usual dominating performance wasn't enough to save the Irish. He ran for 153 yards rushing on 28 carries and made several jarring tackles. But Lincoln cashed in on two Irish turnovers, converting them into 13 points to provide the margin of victory.
Heart of a champ. Defending state champion Savannah Christian (4-2, 2-0), ranked No. 9, is alive and well after a 21-20 win over No. 3 and previously unbeaten Calvary Day (5-1, 1-1). Jalen Myrick, who has committed to Minnesota, scored on fourth-and-8 from the Cavaliers' 18-yard line, with a little over 3 minutes left in the game. The touchdown came on a pass out of the backfield to Myrick, who maneuvered his way through the Calvary Day defense for the winning score.
The Raiders won in spite of turning the ball over four times on three fumbles and an interception. Calvary Day quarterback Jake Clemons scored all three of his team's touchdowns on runs of 1, 1, and 5 yards.
No hangover for Prince Avenue Christian. Prince Avenue Christian didn't take much time feeling sorry for itself after a tough loss at home last week to city and Region 8 rival Athens Academy (14-7). The Wolverines jumped all over a reeling Commerce (4-3, 0-3) squad, winning 30-0.
Running back Bryce Huff led Prince Avenue's offense with 12 carries for 167 yards and a touchdown, according to the Athens Banner Herald. Carl Mattox added 113 yards on 13 carries. Zack Graham and Conner Sibley each ran for a touchdown. Graham also threw a touchdown pass to Christian Payne. Sibley kicked a 27-yard field goal and recovered a fumble. The Wolverines outgained the Tigers 364-64.
Since starting the season 4-0, Commerce, which played for the second consecutive week without quarterback Drew Whitfield due to illness, has loss three in a row, all region games.
Marion County makes a statement. The Eagles thumped Pacelli, 35-0, to remain undefeated in Region 4. Marion won it's third straight scoring all of its points in the first half. Quarterback Dustin Eckert threw two touchdown passes and ran for another, while James Taylor scored on runs of 39 and 1 yard, and Markeese Bridges caught touchdown passes of 35 and 15 yards.
The win for Marion (5-1, 3-0) sets up a huge game next week in Vienna against Dooly County, which is also undefeated in Region 4. After starting the season 4-0, Pacelli has lost two in a row, both region games, by a combined score of 76-14.
199 and holding for Mercy's Earwood. Our Lady of Mercy (4-3, 1-2) failed to claim career win No. 200 for head coach Mike Earwood for the second consecutive week. The Bobcats turned the ball over three times in a 23-17 loss at Holy Innocents (4-3, 2-1), as Bears running back Clay Pfohl scored on runs of 38 and 80 yards. Things don't get any easier next week for Mercy as they host No. 1 Eagle's Landing Christian Academy next week.
October 13th, 2012
10:13 am
The Cambell Curse continues….
October 13th, 2012
1:17 pm
Aquinas made two costly turnovers, during an otherwise dominant Aquinas game vs. Lincoln County,
but you can't allow mistakes against Lincoln. Aquinas will still very much be a force in the playoffs if
this new private/public mess doesn't foul up the system too much. Lincoln lost their only game to a
strong Washington-Wilkes team that could probably beat any Class A team in the state. Hard to figure
how WW lost to Jefferson bad last week(?)…
October 13th, 2012
7:31 pm
@ STC ….. Thanks for the read and info.
Im just glad we are getting into the "meat" of the season. Like I've said, were starting to separate the "pretenders" from the "contenders" !!
October 14th, 2012
12:49 pm
JUST MY TAKE …. I was really shocked that Our Lady of Mercy lost to Holy Innocents. I've seen both of these teams play this year and I've been impressed with OLM … & that's not to say HI isn't a very soild team. I guess OLM came into the game with a bad "hangover" from last week's game with Landmark. Congrats to Holy Innocents for coming up with a big ( must ) win against a very good team.
I think both of these teams are playoff caliber teams …. Region 5 could have 4 teams in on the "Private" side of the playoffs ….. ELCA, Landmark, Holy Innocents, & Our Lady of Mercy. We'll see how it all plays out & see how these "power rankings" go.
October 14th, 2012
4:21 pm
Swamp — I agree with your comments, except that I was only "surprised" that HI beat OLM, who played without #2 last night. HI played its best and smartest 1st half of the season, except for the very end of the half. Better tackling and pass defense. Then OLM adjusted on both offense and defense and nearly pulled it out, because HI never really adjusted on offense and only adjusted its defense in time to escape with the win. OLM has some great athletes and are really WELL-COACHED. I'll be surprised if they don't continue to do well this year and beyond. Hopefully, they'll get #2 back for the playoffs; he might have made the difference last night. And give the HI kids credit; they are almost always smaller than their opponents and lacking in depth, but they always make the playoffs. Their biggest problem is always their predictability; they keep running the triple-option offense even when they don't have the personnel suited for it and the other team is set up to almost guarantee its minimal effectiveness. It's hard for a small team like HI to win without an effective short passing game.
October 14th, 2012
8:03 pm
MOTO …. thanks for the take on the game. I appreciate a fans point of view that was at the game. Both are good teams, and as I mentioned, think both will make the playoffs. It was a must win for Holy Innocents as far as needing a win against a good team and toward making the playoffs.
October 15th, 2012
10:31 am
Witnessed a great game between SC and Calvary on Friday night. On paper, Calvary should have won by a touchdown or 2. Raiders have improved since 2 early season losses. Starting several freshman and sophmores that are growing up every week. Jalen Myrick's 8 yard catch and run was a thing of beauty to seal the victory for the Red Raiders.
October 15th, 2012
10:51 am
sav'h dawg …. in your honest opinion, does either team look like a team that can win the state championship this year? I'm just curious, I'd love to get down that way and see them play.
October 15th, 2012
2:51 pm
Swamp Lizard, Savannah Christian is getting better each week. The loss at Prince Ave was on the road early in the year. Jalen Myrick is a special talent. His game winning touchdown was amazing individual talent. Calvary is as physically intmidating as any Single A team that the Raiders have played in the last several years. I would not rule out either of them to make it to the final four.
October 16th, 2012
7:30 am
@ sav'h dawg … thanks for the reply. I'm up here in Metro Atlanta …. I'd love to get down that way and see those teams play in Region 3 ( Calvary Day, Sav Christian & ECI ), just been to busy for a road trip. ELCA looks really strong !! They are very soild in every phase of the game. Another team up here to keep an eye on is state runner up Landmark Christian, that's another team getting better every week. They have a stud RB named Jerimiah Kirkland … keep an eye on him. Landmark had Calvary down 21-0 before letting it get away and losing 28-21 …. Landmark plays very physical too. Thanks for the reply … I'll be at the ELCA / Our Lady of Mercy game this week. I'll let you know how they are looking.


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Mail-order plague: The beginnings of bioterrorism awareness in the U.S.
In 1995, a microbiologist was arrested for using fraud to obtain a strain of Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague. How did he get it? By mail order.
At that time, there were no licensing, registration, or safety requirements for laboratories or individuals engaged in transferring disease-causing pathogens or toxins within the United States. There were also no federal requirements to report the transfer of these agents.
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Select agents and toxins are biological agents and toxins that could pose a severe threat to public health and plant health, or to animal or plant products. The U.S. lists of Select Agents and Toxins are maintained by the Departments of Health and Human Service and Agriculture, and are found in the Select Agent Regulations (42 CFR Part 73, 9 CFR Part 121, and 7 CFR Part 331).
Congress acts to deter bioterrorism
A heightened concern regarding the ease with which disease-causing agents could be obtained led Congress to pass Section 511 of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (Public Law 104-132). This Act directed the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to establish a list of biological agents and toxins that could threaten public health and safety, procedures for governing the transfer of those agents, and training requirements for entities working with these "select agents".
HHS delegated the authority to implement this Act to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which then established the CDC Select Agent Program. The Division of Select Agents and Toxins (DSAT) in the CDC Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response execute this program. The provisions of this Act were implemented by 42 CFR 72.6.
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PASCO, Wash. -- Chiawana football has high expectations after getting upset in last year's state playoffs. Despite losing top players like Jordan Downing, Miquiyah Zamora and C.J Edrington, the team expects to be just as lethal in 2012.
At 8-0 last season, the Riverhawks looked destined for greatness. Then the number two ranked team in the state got shutout by Central Valley in the first round of the 4A playoffs. With last year in the past now, this year's Riverhawks are motivated and focused.
"Our whole thing for that is we want to get to that point again, hopefully face that team and show them that that game shouldn't have ended the way it did. We should have beat that team and ended up going a lot farther than we did," senior Joe Zamora said.
The expectations are once again high at Chiawana. The Tacoma News Tribune has the Riverhawks at eighth in the state in its 4A preseason poll.
"I think we're a top team. The program at Chiawana is top notch. I think as we continue to grow you know, we'll get there," junior lineman Kayden Maughan added.
After starting nine sophomores in last year's state playoff loss to Central Valley, the Riverhawks only return about five or six seniors this year. They say not to worry about age. It is experience that really counts.
"Well they were boys as sophomores and we're hoping they're men as juniors because we're going to rely on them a lot to be the leaders of the team because our senior class is so small," said Steve Graff, Chiawana head coach.
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Braided Sesame Loaf
Oxmoor House
Yield: 10 servings (serving size: 1/10 of loaf)
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- Calories: 138
- Fat: 3.1g
- Saturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 5.6g
- Carbohydrate: 23.7g
- Cholesterol: 21mg
- Iron: 1.8mg
- Sodium: 259mg
- Calories from fat: 19%
- Fiber: 1.5g
- Calcium: 23mg
- 1 (1-pound) loaf frozen white bread dough
- Cooking spray
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds
- Thaw dough according to package directions.
- Place bread on a lightly floured surface. Roll dough to a 10 x 6-inch rectangle. Beginning 1/2 inch down from top of rectangle, and using a sharp knife, cut dough lengthwise into 3 equal strips, leaving strips attached at the top. Braid strips, pinching ends together to seal, and tucking ends under.
- Place dough on a baking sheet lightly coated with cooking spray. Coat a piece of plastic wrap with cooking spray; place over braid. Let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, 1 hour or until doubled in size. (Press two fingers into dough. If indentation remains, the dough has risen enough.)
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Brush egg over dough. Sprinkle with sesame seeds. Bake at 350° for 25 minutes or until golden. Remove from baking sheet, and cool on a wire rack.
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It was so long in the making, so utterly predictable, that the news that Pakistan and India are now arguing over water carries with it the dull ache of inevitability.
When I was living in Delhi, which I left in 2004, a few analysts were already warning that the next war between Pakistan and India would be over water, rather than over Kashmir. The mountain glaciers which fed the rivers which are the lifeline of both countries were melting, they said, and sooner or later India and Pakistan would blame each other for climate change. I did not take it that seriously at the time. Not even after seeing first hand how far the Siachen glacier - the world's longest glacier - had receded.
Nor indeed did it properly register after talking to an Indian sherpa who had led the first Indian military expedition to Siachen in 1978 in what India considers part of its own Ladakh region At the time, Ladakh was much colder, he said, and the snow on the glacier came right down into the valley. It had receded in recent years because of global warming, exposing the black tracts of scree I had scrambled up during my trip there. "It was like a beautiful road coming right down from K2,"he said, , "black moraine on either side." There was nothing, and nobody there.
From the records of the India Office of the British Library, I unearthed an account written by the American explorer Fanny Bullock-Workman of her own travels in Siachen in 1911-12 -- so little consulted nowadays that the pages of her book began to come away in my hands. She suggested that Siachen had been receding back in her days too, so I was able to put the ebb and flow of the glacier down to natural changes in the climate.
Then a few years ago, I made the drive from Srinagar in Kashmir to Leh in Ladakh and -- dangerous as it is to extrapolate from one's own experiences - saw the impact of global warming first hand.


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Mrs. Minnie Cavalli, a long time native of Fayetteville, Ga., passed into the arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on Tuesday, July 29, 2014 shortly after celebrating her 96th birthday.
She will always be remembered by her smile, sense of humor, gentle nature and always a pleasant and good word for all. Read More»
A Riverdale mother on July 30 was charged with leaving her three young girls unattended in a vehicle in a Fayetteville parking lot.
Det. Mike Whitlow said Courtney B. Tabor, 33, was charged with three misdemeanor counts of leaving a minor child unattended, a city ordinance violation.
Whitlow said employees at the Michael's store at Hudson Plaza on North Glynn Street saw the three small children in the back of a van with no adult visible in the vicinity. Two of the children were one year of age while the other was age two, Whitlow added. Read More»
The proposal was good but the location was not. That was the decision by the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission on July 22, recommending that the proposed Fayette Place senior housing community along Ga. Highway 54 be denied by the City Council.
The Beverly J. Searles Foundation is proposing 239 independent living, assisted living and memory care units along Hwy. 54 in The Villages development several blocks west of downtown. Read More»
A tractor-trailer carrying an oversized load through Fayetteville along Ga. Highway 54 West on July 25 knocked utility lines off a pole and continued west until it was pulled over by Fayette County deputies. There were no injuries from the utility lines that struck one vehicle.
Fayetteville Det. Mike Whitlow said the semi was carrying what was believed to be a large generator encased in a container. Whitlow said the truck began its westward journey from Hwy. 54 East, traveling through the downtown area. Read More»
The landscape at Fayetteville Corners on North Glynn Street in Fayetteville, specifically the old Walmart location, will soon have a new look and a new business. Tractor Supply Co. is establishing its first Fayette County location at the site.
Revised elevations for the business were approved July 22 by the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission.
The project will include 31,000 square feet of store space and 6,900 square feet of exterior sales space with an enclosed fence. Plans call for eliminating 35 parking spaces to accommodate an additional fenced area. Read More»
Yet another assessment of Georgia cities is out. And again, Fayetteville and Peachtree City are ranked in the top 10 best cities to live in Georgia.
The study released by CreditDonkey states that Fayetteville ranked No. 6 in the assessment while Peachtree City ranked No. 8. The study parameters considered the odds of being a victim of a violent crime, commute time, income, residents who attend some college and restaurants per capita. Read More»
What had been a proposed FY 2015 budget with a quarter-mill property tax increase and a half-mill increase for capital improvements turned out to be no increase at all. Despite a lack of direction to city staff on July 10, the Fayetteville City Council on July 17 voted unanimously to adopt a budget that provides employee raises and adds seven new staff positions but does not raise the millage rate. Read More»
Along with the many changes to the Fayetteville budget adopted July 17 was a recommendation of another kind. The City Council on a 4-1 vote agreed to take over all permitting and inspections in the West Fayetteville area that primarily includes Pinewood Atlanta Studios. Read More»
A request by Georgia Military College that would put the first college built from the ground up in Fayette County received unanimous approval by the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission on July 22.
The plan for the GMC campus on the southwest side of the intersection of Veterans Parkway and South Sandy Creek Road was before commissioners for a rezoning request and preliminary plat approval. The unanimous vote came with little discussion.
If approved by the City Council in August, Fayette County's first college built from the ground up will open in August 2015. Read More»
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fister of Fayetteville, Ga. are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelly Nicole Fister to Cameron James Tinker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tinker of Covington, La.
Kelly is a 2003 graduate of Fayette County High School and a graduate of Columbus State University with a Bachelor of Music Degree in flute performance.
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Take a step in the right direction towards soothing your feet with this Earth Therapeutics Foot Remedy Balm.
Product Features
- Therapeutic balm is combined with tea tree, chamomile and aloe vera to heal, hydrate, replenish and comfort dry areas.
Product Details
- 6.0-oz.
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