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CANTON — Cardinal Mooney defeated Steubenville, 45-7, in a Division III state semifinal at Fawcett Stadium, advancing to the state championship game.
The Cardinals will play Cols. DeSales next Friday at 11 a.m. at Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.
The game will be rematch of Mooney's 21-14 win at Stambaugh Stadium on Sept. 4.
Read the story in Saturday's Vindicator and Vindy.com.
Wow. This was the best effort I have seen anybody have against Big Red in a long time. Even though Heard had an outstanding game, the defense deserves the game ball for bottling up Big Red and keeping the offense on the field so Heard could do his thing. Kudos to the"O" line also. A total team effort. I feel sorry for DeSales if Mooney brings this game to the final.
What's an "Opie" title? Mooney1993 sounds alot like a bitter former player who never stepped on the field. I'm not a fan of Mooney, but it is what is. No one complains when public schools have open enrollment.
The bottom line is this: People choose to send their kids to Catholic schools because of academics, not just athletics. The public school system especially around here sucks, so if you could, why wouldn't you send your kids to a Catholic school?
If you look around the state, public schools fare pretty well in the state playoffs, it's not always a Catholic sweep.
Mooney 1993 is Hater... Not.
Don't let the guy fool you, no Mooney fan would be BSing about Ursuline and Mooney on this website as much as him.
He is nothing more than a Catholic hater.
"Somehow you think I've spent lots of energy here in the blogosphere. Actually, I've spent little energy." Mooney1993
You posted negative comments on the UHS and CMHS wins this evening within an hour of the respective stories being posted on this site. You have tallied a whopping 69 comments on this subject. Your "research" has been exhaustive. Yet you have expended no energy. Again I am awed by your tireless commitment to this national travesty of justice!
By the way you could at least give the Cards a little credit this evening as they handily defeated one of the acknowledged best teams in the state regardless of OHSAA divisional status. I am sure the folks at the Daily Kos and MSNBC will give you dispensation for such minor praise of Catholicism.
I have just had a flash of brillance. Why not enlist Michael Moore to film a documentary on this incredible moral injustice? As his last film was such a huge success and I am positive he is currently seeking his next topic to maintain his momentum.
Mooney1993. Check the facts. Steubenville has had its share of state titles and beating up on parochial and division 1 schools. These are two programs frequently ranked as two of the best in the state regardless of division. For Mooney to dominate the way they did is a great accomplishment. As a Div 5 public school power with state titles under its belt, Coldwater will give Ursuline plenty to worry about next week. Check the facts.
I think that there should be a Catholic High School Football Division in Ohio, fight it out amongst yourself. This would save yourself a lot of time and money recruiting so many non-Catholic players. You know what I mean, the ones that don't go to Mass on their own, the kids that will be discarded after possible graduation. Don't argue with the reality of the fact.
To Mooney1993 and FunMeter you two idiots are complete morons. Enough with the Catholic school stuff I now live in Austintown grew up in Steubenville went to CCHS, to help in your intelligence thats a Catholic school I sent my son to Steubenville Big Red I am a season ticket holder for Big Red. So shove your anti BS. up your you know what. One more thing for you two jamokes GET A LIFE.
On a brighter note congratulations to Cardinal Mooney.
Hey Fun,
I will credit Mooney1993 for the ability to properly structure a sentence though he is hardly a literary genius. Perhaps if you had attended a parochial school you too would have learned this skill. You and Mooney1993 definitely share a misunderstanding of the word fact. Please visit www.dictionary.com and review the definitions of the words fact and opinion.
To Fun and Mooney 1993- go **** yourselves.
Voted against Ursuline & Mooney to win.
Both were outstanding games for both teams
Mooney - the best team a Catholic School can recruit!!!
CONGRATULATIONS to MOONEY & URSULINE & NEW WILMINGTON [PA].
Mooney played an excellent game. I was so elated that I had the opportunity to watch it on tv. Congratulations to Mooney and Ursuline. Brig the state titles back to the valley. I am proud of both teams. Always a loyal Money alum.
LOL Big Red got beat. The folks down there look at it as a normal loss... nothing to do with public vs catholic schools.
I am a transplant to this area but Big Red Alum from 96...... seriously no one is too concerned with what type of school beat them. They are just disappointed that it was a loss, but will move on to looking towards next year.
Mooney outplayed them. Simple as that. Congrats to them coming in there and playing hard.
I think everyone gets their panties in too big of a bunch over what they think the politics of High School sports are.
Can we please remember that these are just high school boys playing football? They play to win, play to have fun. Let them do that :D
Who cares.
All you Mooney supporters can celebrate yet another tainted victory. Something to be very proud of.
Hey, I'm not knocking Mooney or Big Red, I'm just saying that there are excellent public and parochial programs. Public schools that want to put the effort into a strong football program have also had success statewide. Big Red has had victories in state title games, against Div 1 schools and strong parochial programs. These are facts, not opinions. Obviously not an "opie" school, whatever that is. No matter how you look at it, this was still an outstanding victory for Mooney. Just so you know, I did not attend either school. I was just trying to give an unbiased opinion of the game.
GYPSYGIRL Why no congratulations to Farrell? We may very well have 4 state champions in the area and that would be a great accomplishment. Western Pa. and Northeastern Ohio have some of the best football players on the high school level anywhere.
Ooops I should have corrected how I did my post...
I wasn't LOL @ Big Red for losing (I still have neices and nephews down there -- 1 in band, 1 a cheerleader, and 2 play football - HS and MS)
I put LOL for all the postings both negative and positive
I personally am NOT a big fan of any sport, I do think that there is WAY TOO much emphasis put on organized sports. I think the focus is too much about that and not enough on education (but that is a gripe for another day :D ) but regardless of that feeling -- it's about the kids.
How about more of the adults and other fans just get out their and support the KIDS who are out their playing hard.. cheer loud when they do good, cheer when they do bad, pat them on the back when they need them... but just get out there and support them rather than over what you think is not fair or whatever.
OK....Let's get the stories straight...1.) Mooney DOES NOT recruit. 2.) Anyone who says that they do is a complete and total moron. I went to Mooney and I know this for fact! Our star quarterback grew up with me through our parochial school system. Parents decide to send their kids to Mooney because of their superior academics not soley for sports. However, there is nothing wrong with kids coming to Mooney to get a better education and play sports, even if they don't go to Mass every Sunday. I went to parochial school my whole life and rarely go to Mass! Mooney hasn't always had a great football team but noone complains and says they recruit then! I am so tired of hearing these falacies. If parents decide to spend the money to send their kid to Mooney to play football then thats all well and good. Don't cry and complain if you choose not to! If I wanted my kid to play for a winning team and receive a great education, then Mooney would be my number one choice. Steubenville has been talking crap on Mooney for years. I even remember a remark being made about Mooney being afraid to play them. That is laughable. I hope they enjoyed the game since noone can get a fair game in Steubenville. Way to go Big Red lol!!! Bye haters!
As suspected Mooney1993's objection to parochial participation in the OHSAA system is nothing more than a sublimation of his hatred for Catholicism. He points to the moral deficiencies and dysfunctions of individuals within the Church and the Church's inexcusable response to these individual's actions as an analogy to parochial schools supposed cheating and immoral participation in the OHSAA sports tournaments. His logic is flawed and hateful. I cannot imagine the negative energy and anger necessary for him to conceive such hurtful concepts. I entered this discussion with Mooney1993 in a light-hearted fashion as I enjoy passionate, aggressive debate. Unfortunately the last several contributions from this troubled individual reveal an ugly, unreasonable religious bigotry. It is time to abandon this endless debate and simply cheer the Cards to another state championship.
Congrats to both Mooney and Ursuline....it would definitely be nice for the area to bring home 2 state titles. The Valley could use some good publicity!
I am becoming more and more convinced that mooney1993 had to be picked on in high school. Did you coach or something not play you and you feel like with an alias name that you can get back at the school that got at you. You might be one of the most pathetic human being I have ever heard. As to bashing the whole Church, back off, I really cant stand people who are politically and religiously uneducated. Until you can get your facts straight why dont you go sit at the little kids table and let the adults talk about stuff that actually makes sense.
Congratulations to both Mooney and Ursuline!!
What I am upset about is that for the State championship, Mooney has to play at 11:00 a.m. That is a time that NO school practices or plays and yet they have to play at that time for the State title! It's all about money for the OHSAA!
I attended Mooney and played a variety of sports, including football. I have friends (some of whom are current coaches) and relatives that went/go to Mooney. Anyone who contends Mooney recruits athletes is unquestionably misinformed. The jealous undertones are so transparent. The formula is simple, success breeds success. As the Cardinals continue their reign of supremacy, parents will be perpetually inclined to give their kids an opportunity at achieving greatness. If you have the fiscal wherewithall to provide your children with THE BEST experience in the classroom and on the football field, why would you deprive them of that? To Mooney93 who also believes our academics aren't top knotch, I say this. I graduated with students who went on to become doctors, attorneys, CPAs, engineers and VPs of corporations.Yes, other schools can boast that accomplishment, but not with the same propensity. The public v. private debate will never cease to exist, but if this discussion is inevitable, let's at least do it with substantive and supportable arguments. Bring home another hard-earned title to the valley.
To mooney1993 I posted last night you still do not get it it. Shove your anti catholic remarks stay the hell off this forum and get a LIFE.
the people who are saying it's so unfair are most likely the same people that ran their mouths before they got destroyed by mooney. it seems as devildog is one of them.
since mooney is by far the best program in the area, let's all make excuses and say it's unfair.
congratulations mooney, now bring home that title! since none of the public schools can
No one put a gun to their head, devildog. They could have gone to their public school if they wanted to. Obviously they chose Mooney or Ursuline for a reason. Let's face it. Everyone has the choice to go where they want to go for their own reasons. No one forced them to do it.
Mooney and Ursuline should combine and play all Division 1 Catholic schools... True story, a Mooney asst. coach told me that they actually feel like they have a break in their schedule when they reach playoffs. Then they tune it back up for the Championship game.
Mooney and Ursuline are both great teams. Mooney squeaked one out against Ursuline in the regular season, so that proves they are both very good. Steubenville Big Red played a great schedule, as well. They beat Woodland Hills 13-0 and they are one of the top teams in all of Pennsylvania. They beat Massillon, who just exited the playoffs this past weekend. Their only loss was a 36-28 loss to Inkster, Michigan, a top team in Michigan. Mooney made Steubenville look like a junior varsity school. As long as Mooney and Ursuline win the state titles, we should be proud because they are from YOUNGSTOWN!!!!
GO URULINE. Go Mooney. Go Youngstown.
Why does everything here have to be made into a political (meaning school politics here) or religious debate?
They are kids, they went out they played hard, and they won.... congratulate them and be done with it.
it's not the fact that these schools are recruiting. it is what it is. but it just raises eyebrows that they play a D1 schedule all season and then come playoff time they're flexing their muscles against lower division schools like podunk valley high school.
it's pretty much like if they let ohio state play in division 1-AA playoffs and winning the national championship every year


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Here are three reasons why I think these deserve a spot in your vacation kit.
Vacation houses, in my experience, almost never have napkins or other table linens. If you're lucky there's a roll of paper towels or maybe some flimsy serviettes. Here are three reasons to bring your own cloth napkins along.
- No paper, no waste. First, the obvious reason: using cloth napkins, as I do at home, means less paper waste. We use our cloth napkins for several days and wash them when they get really dirty. Why change this on vacation, especially if you're spending time out in nature?
- A more civilized (and luxurious) table experience. If it's just two of you, eating vacation meals with cloth napkins feels so much more romantic and luxurious. I generally travel with my husband, and on a quiet getaway, it's way more luxurious to sit down to a table set with real cloth napkins. It makes the table (and the evening) feel more special and also more like home.
- A fun vacation memento for a big group. If there's a crowd, though, napkins can mark each person's place and make a great vacation memento. If you're with a bigger crowd, like another family or a whole pack of friends, consider bringing a stack of cheap kitchen floursack towels in different colors to function as each person's oversized napkin for the weekend. Fold and drape it across the chair when you're done eating so everyone can remember their place at the table (and find their napkin!). When vacation is over, everyone takes their napkin home as a little souvenir of a fun weekend.
I also find that vacation meals often call for something more substantial than tiny flimsy squares of paper — a nice grilled steak or a slice of homemade pizza isn't as fun with a little paper napkin (although if you're cooking ribs better pull out that roll of paper towels after all).
And what's easier to fold into the corner of a suitcase than a cloth napkin or two? I sometimes use them to wrap a knife for travel, or tuck them into my camera case for extra padding.
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Any tips for washing cloth napkins? I have a hard enough time getting food stains out of my tablecloth, so I've always been intimidated by the idea of cloth napkins.
@slewis I just wash them with warm water and regular detergent, but if I'm on top of it I take them out of the dryer and let them finish air-drying to prevent wrinkles.
But I think it's actually more about the type of napkins you buy. I usually avoid white napkins and go for something dark or vibrant so old stains don't show. I also buy linen napkins, which hold up really well to repeat washings. Those blue napkins above are about 3 years old and going strong, while my last batch of cotton napkins fell apart in less than a year.
We take a few cheap white washcloths camping with us. They work wonderfully well as napkins, and don't blow away in the breeze. We bought two dozen of these when we had a cioppino party at our house a few years ago. They're also wonderful for picnic food - fried chicken, ribs, that sort of thing. We just throw them in the wash with detergent & bleach and they come clean.
To second, we tend to use darker colors and patterns, and for dinner parties where I'm serving something that is likely to result in grease or darker food on the napkins, I have a bucket with a Borax and detergent mix sitting in the laundry room and just toss the dirty napkins in there when I'm cleaning up to keep the stain from setting.
Don't forget the humble bandanna. Multi-purpose, colorful, very easy to wash and not very expensive.
I have white damask for formal meals, but otherwise use dark grey woven jacquard dishtowels from France as napkins. I've been using them for 26 years, and although not on a daily basis, on a fairly regular basis, and they still look almost new!
My only trick is that I starch and iron them. (I also have a front loader and use Persil and a good stain remover, so maybe that?)
We use basic white for everything. I can throw oxyclean or bleach in with them and they come out nice and new. After a few years and heavy use, the stains become set, and we downgrade them to cleaning cloths for the counters etc and replace the kitchen napkins.
Always know where your towel is.
What a good idea.
I pack cloth napkins for my kids' school lunches. Washing them in vinegar gets out any grease stains. Everything else seems to come out in the wash.
Our family also uses bandanas for cloth napkins --- cheap, colorful, especially fun for summer. And it's very easy for each eater to have a different color. And easy to replace.


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Reminiscent of MAC's Flattering from their 2010 Matteene (sp?) collection. LOVE! I line this with my Jordana Coco Loco to get a lovely nude lip. Perfect addition to my no makeup/makeup routine.
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This just takes too much work to look good on me. I have really warm undertones and on my pigmented lips, Kinda Sexy is almost too pink and light so it washes me out a little. NC 40 with berry colored/mauve-ish lips, for reference.
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I really liked the color. and love to wear it with with gloss. But I find myself annoyed whenever I apply it because it is too dry..
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Paulo S.C. Alencar, Donald D. Cowan, Carlos J.P. Lucena, "A Logical Theory of Interfaces and Objects," IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. 28, no. 6, pp. 548-575, June, 2002.
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Abstract—This paper motivates and describes a logic-based approach to specifying and reasoning about interfaces and objects that focuses on separation of concerns issues. The approach is based on the Abstract Design View (ADV), a software design model for object-oriented systems. The model was originally introduced to characterize, in an informal and practical setting, a clear separation between objects, which we called Abstract Design Objects (ADOs) and their interfaces (ADVs). The objects capture the basic concern (the fundamental computation algorithm and basic functionality as it is relevant to an application domain), while the interfaces capture special concerns such as user interface, control, timing, and distribution. First, we analyze the ADV design model in order to precisely characterize the interfaces, their associated objects, and the relationship between them. This relationship, which we call "views-a," is formally characterized through its semantic properties. Then, we present one possible approach to formalizing interfaces, objects, and the "views-a" relationship. The central mathematical tools used for this purpose are temporal logic and some tools from category theory. The formal approach is illustrated by examples that show how the interface and related objects and the views-a relationship can be used in object-oriented specifications. Once the designer identifies the concerns, the theory provides a formal means to define, separate, and use interfaces to capture the specific concerns in object-oriented design. Further, the theory provides a formal means to combine the interfaces that capture the concerns. We also show how the theory enables the designer to perform relevant analysis activities while modeling with separation of concerns in mind. The theory can be used to derive dynamic and structural properties of the interface objects and the views-a relationship. In particular, we can use the theory to derive global properties of interfaces that capture special concerns from the local properties of their related objects.
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Washu used some feline DNA when making RyokoSelf-explanatory, really. What with the catlike pupils, occasionally appearing tail, habit of sleeping all day on a rafter...
Ryoko actually had control over her own body when she was with Kagato (sometimes)Ryoko was kidnapped when she was young(ish), and her memory was wiped or she blocked them away. Kagato (at first) had to 'control' her because she was not yet at the level of proficiency he wanted. However, he liked to play with his victems, and to torture them. Unfortuneatly Ryoko could remember everything that happened when he took over he body, and eventually she was given a choice: She could either be in control, and kill the people herself, or she could let Kagato take control. Eventually she decided to take control because she knew the people would die anyway, and at least she could refuse to torture them like Kagato would, instead giving them a quick (and essentially painless) death. She is a murderess, but not because she hates people.
The cast never really made it back to their original world after the Time and Space Adventures arc in Tenchi Universe.The world they end up in for the second half is almost the one they first came from, close enough to it that even Washu is fooled, but it's actually a new universe created based on Ryoko's promise to Tenchi while inside of Washu's machine; a world where things immediately arranged themselves so Ryoko and Tenchi got to go on a "real" adventure together. This is foreshadowed immediately before Ryoko made her promise, when she tells Tenchi not to say anything to her or they might never get home. It just turned out that she didn't need him to say a word to start wishing for another world the machine could grab onto. (Note: this entire WMG might only be true for the dub, as I've never seen the sub.)
Mihoshi is actually a brilliant Galaxy Police supercop faking idiocy.Mihoshi uses a level of Obfuscating Stupidity the Irresponsible Captain Tylor could only dream of. Mihoshi's ditzy persona is to put both her opponents and superiors off guard.
All the girls are amoral sociopaths.All the girls in the show including Sasami and Ryo-Ohki (but with a possible exception of Mihoshi) are borderline sociopaths from an alien culture where might seriously makes right and they all behave themselves only because they're attracted to Tenchi and want to please him. Witness Ryoko's initial murderous intentions, Ayeka's self-righteous imprisonment of Tenchi and her following condescending attitudes, Sasami's near-lethal prank and Washu's apparent disregard for Kagato's threat to destroy planet Earth, as well as her little "joke" of leaving Ryoko alone bound and helpless in dark, apparently a state she has a serious phobia of. Also in the new series, see Mihoshi's brother and father who seem to be quite willing to destroy Earth over one man's imagined slight. On whole, it seems like the inbreeding is really getting to the leaders of the galaxy.
The Ayeka/Tenchi/Ryoko love triangle is a Type 5 rather than a Type 3.Ayeka's most common outburst when unable to find Tenchi is "Where's RYOKO?!" The more logical question would be "Where's Tenchi?", but that's only if she's looking for Tenchi. Rather, Ayeka is concerned that Ryoko is off alone with Tenchi because she wants the space pirate for herself. Her increasingly erratic and violent actions in "pursuit" of Tenchi are actually intended to sabotage any attempts at romance with Ryoko, so that Ayeka can have her all to herself. Thus, it doesn't matter if Tenchi winds up seeing Ayeka as an overbearing, violent harpy. The one she wants is exactly the same way.
Ryoko and Ayeka aren't interested in Tenchi at all but using him to help cover up their attraction to each other.They pretend to or subconsciously fall in love with this obviously asexual guy knowing he won't return their affections to cover up their lesbian tendencies. They're more often than not more obsessed with each other than they are with Tenchi. There's also the alternate universe where Sasami hits them with a love/friendship arrow which takes down their emotional barriers and almost immediately lets them act on their desires for each other while ignoring Tenchi completely.
Lady Funaho and Lady Misaki are lesbian (or at least bisexual) lovers.One of the more popular theories shared by many Western fans (especially among fanfic writers, who seem to delight in further developing the idea), is that Ladies Funaho and Misaki are not only the joint Empresses of Jurai and wives of it's Emperor (polygamy apparently being socially acceptable on Jurai), but that they are also lovers in their own right. It's even been suggested that their feelings for one another are more intense than those which they have for their husband. These theories may be further explored in the novels (which seem to delight in exploring not only extremely complex and entirely unexpected relationships, but also incestuous ones � EVERYONE in the novels is related to everyone else, more often than not by blood), but they are in no way encouraged in either the OAVs or the spinoff manga.
Jurians are plant-people, like Count D and his family from Petshop Of HorrorsThis is kind of being played off the comment in the abridged series regarding the Jurians being a bunch of inbred space hippies. Which is kind of true, since they clearly managed to somehow make the 'royal lineage' thing work. This doesn't work with animal species (like humans), since the traits brought out by inbreeding animals tend to be severely detrimental to their well-being, and especially their appearance. However, plant species aren't really adversely affected by either inbreeding or cross-breeding, and neither are the Jurians. Also, most if not all of their technology is tree-based. Then again, every member of the noble family is psychotic.
Kain killed Achika and banished Tenchi to the OVA dimension with the Ditzy Kiyone as his motherKain recognized that Tenchi's the biggest threat in his attempt to kill Achika, so he banished him so he won't interfere through some reincarnation to the OVA universe where we first meet him. However, Tenchi has some memories of his real mom and applied them to Kiyone mistakenly.
There is a serious male/female gender imbalance in Jurain Empire and the galaxy as wellAlternately, there are enough males to go around, but they tend to be sterile. This would explain why girls would fall for people like Tenchi and Seina, and be willing to put up with a polygamous relationship.
Normal Earth humans with a core unit have power comparable to a Jurian battleship
Plausible crossovers
The OVA universe and the TV show universes are all canon to eachother through Dual! Parallel Trouble AdventureDual, from the creators of Tenchi Muyo, tells the story of two parallel universes. One of these universes happens to be the Tenchi Universe continuity, while the other is the Tenchi In Tokyo continuity. And what happens when Kazuki and Mitsuki merge the two universes together at the end of the show? They create the OVA timeline!
Kazuki Yotsuga, from Dual Parallel Trouble Adventure, is the father of the current emperor of Jurai, and Tenchi's Great-Great GrandfatherKazuki and his harem end up going into space with Zinv after the end of episode 14 in Dual. At some point in their journey, a space-time phenomenon ends up flinging Kazuki and Zinv thousands of years into the past. Zinv ends up buried on planet that Seina found it on in GXP, and Kazuki ends up stuck on Jurai, where, with no way to get back home, he eventually settles down and marries, eventually becoming the father of Emperor Azusa Jurai, Great Grandfather of Tenchi.
Impossible crossovers
One or more of the characters is a Time Lord.
Sasami is Haruhi Suzumiya.Witness how Sasamie uses romance manga as a guide to help Ayeka and Ryoko to gain Tenchi's affections — like Haruhi, she is a great believer in tropes. Observe how all the characters from the Tenchi verse reappear for Magical Girl Pretty Sammy, a Magical Girl series in which Sasami is the heroine. The only reasonable explanation is that Sasami is Haruhi Suzumiya who made a universe in which she would get to play with an Unwanted Harem; however, she got bored of this and reformatted reality to make herself a Magical Girl. Some time later, she reformatted it again into the series we all know and love...
Tsunami is Haruhi, or at least an aspect of herWhen Haruhi finds out about her powers, she restructures the universe into the Tenchiverse, deciding to focus on espers and aliens over time travelers and sliders (disappointed with Mikuru?). She also restructures herself into the Choushin, Tsunami, Washu, and Tokimi, because, hey, Three Faces of Eve is a trope, and it means she'll have someone to talk to. After having her fun and rendering the universe unrecognizable and traveling back to before her birth, she/they decide to try to find Kyon again, because things were fun when he was around. She, being in control, now knows that Kyon was a god even higher than her, and, having restructured everything so much, only remembers that about him, nothing else, thus setting the plot of Tenchi Muyo- the Choushin searching for "a power greater than themselves", aka Kyon, now known thanks to several universal reboots as Tenchi. The thing with fusing one aspect with a young girl, Sasami, was an attempt by the nice part of her, Tsunami (also motherly instincts) to create a vague semblance of what was before. The genki part and most of the creativity went into Washu, and the bitchy part went into Tokimi.
Tenchi is Shinji Ikari, and it's All Just a DreamWhat, we need an Evangelion, a Haruhi, and a Doctor Who theories in here, okay?
Tenchi is the Immortal God-Emperor of MankindWell, he's immortal, he's The Emperor (in the future), and he's God... Some official arts press the case further...
The Light Hawk Wings are related to the White Light of CreationIn the Green Lantern story arc, Blackest Night, it's revealed that the combination of the seven Lantern Corps will create the White Light of Creation. Given that the Light Hawk Wings are able to create objects out of energy and other powers suspiciously similar to the Lantern rings, this White Light of Creation is likely the same as the Light Hawk Wings. Of course, this could mean that Dawn Granger a.k.a. Dove is somehow related to Tenchi given that she has an explicit connection to this White Light.
Washu is a MadgirlAnd not just any madgirl - the ultimate madgirl. She is the goddess of mad scientists, from whom all others derive their inspirations from. She is the original source of all brilliance and madness. She is the Divine Spark.
The Tenchi OVA-verse is one of the Twelve Universes revealed in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.Not only have we finally reached the point where god-tier power is included in the Dragon Ball franchise, they've confirmed the existence of multiple separate universes in it as well. This crossover writes itself as a fanfic, and could even be done for real as an animated movie sequel if the creators and their companies got together to talk turkey.


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Gurley returned from an ankle injury and totaled 187 yards, finding the end zone on a 5-yard run and a 73-yard reception. The Bulldogs scored on their first four possessions, taking a 20-0 lead that looked as if it would be enough against one of the Southeastern Conference's most anemic offenses.
But the Gators rallied, taking advantage of a fumble, a safety and some questionable play calls to seize momentum in a weird, wacky and chippy game.
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A push by congressional Republicans on Friday to increase pressure on the Obama White House over the 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, has put Baltimore Rep. Elijah E. Cummings back to his role as one of the administration's leading defenders.
Cummings, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, was among the first to respond to the GOP's decision to subpoena Secretary of State John Kerry. He described the move as "shockingly disrespectful" and accused GOP leaders of being "in disarray."
"These actions are not a responsible approach to congressional oversight," Cummings said. "They continue a trend of generating unnecessary conflict for the sake of publicity."
Pushing back has become a familiar task for the 63-year-old lawmaker, now entering his fourth year leading Democrats on the contentious oversight panel. Sometimes reserved and sometimes holding forth at the top of his lungs, Cummings has carved out a national profile as one of his party's top fighters.
He has battled with the Republican chairman of the committee, Rep. Darrell Issa of California, over Obamacare, the federal gun-walking scandal known as Fast and Furious and, recently, the controversy over the IRS targeting of conservative groups.
His already famously rocky relationship with Issa deteriorated further this spring when the Republican suggested Cummings might have helped bring one of the tea party groups to the attention of the IRS office tasked with deciding which organizations qualify for tax-exempt status.
Cummings denied doing so — and the imbroglio appears to have strengthened support for him within the party. But it also has increasingly made him a target of conservative Republicans.
"I wonder sometimes, when I'm talking to Issa, if there will come a day when he'll look back on his life and say, 'We could have made a difference,' " Cummings said in an interview with The Baltimore Sun before Friday's maneuverings on Benghazi. "There are times where I mourn what could have been with regard to this committee — things we could have done."
The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has a history of bare-knuckle politics that predates the leadership of Issa and Cummings, both of whom began in their roles in 2011. Former Rep. Dan Burton, an Indiana Republican, used his chairmanship to aggressively pursue President Bill Clinton, whom he once referred to as a "scumbag."
Rep. Henry A. Waxman, the committee's Democratic chairman in 2007 and 2008, investigated the administration of President George W. Bush on its handling of the Iraq War and response to Hurricane Katrina, as well as in connection with disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
Republicans have accused Cummings of being an obstructionist. They note that he was chosen for the top job over more senior committee members in part because he was seen as more assertive and, in his own words, willing to go "toe to toe on everything."
"Unfortunately, [he] has been true to his rhetoric about 'going toe to toe' to obstruct oversight on behalf of the White House," Issa spokesman Frederick Hill said in a statement. "His tenure as ranking member has further eroded the American people's confidence that this president's party is capable of conducting necessary and constitutionally mandated oversight."
The committee has held four hearings on the attack in Benghazi, a city in eastern Libya, on Sept. 11, 2012, nearly a year after the U.S.-backed ouster of Muammar Khadafi. Four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, were killed.
Republicans have for years accused the White House of falsely blaming the attack on spontaneous protests against a crude anti-Islamic video produced in the United States.
It was revealed to have been an organized plot by dozens of gunmen believed to have been linked to al Qaida — but the GOP says the administration tried to suppress that conclusion because it contradicted President Barack Obama's assertion that the U.S. had the terror group "on the run" ahead of the 2012 presidential election.
The controversy expanded this week when a newly released email showed a White House aide had crafted talking points for Susan Rice, then the ambassador to the United Nations, in the days after the attack.
The White House has said Rice's comments were based on the intelligence available at the time.
Issa, expressing outrage that the State Department had not previously disclosed the email, said Friday its revelation represents a "disturbing disregard for the department's legal obligations to Congress." And he issued the subpoena, calling on Kerry to testify before the committee May 21.
Hours later, House Speaker John Boehner said he would create a select committee to investigate the issue — a decision that will draw still more attention to the controversy.
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It makes sense to do your homework beforehand, of course. A good place to start is the "Links" page of my website: www.prodigalsong.com/resources/links.htm. When you find a good possibility, make an appointment. As you talk to this person during the initial meeting, open your heart to what God is saying: Is this someone with whom you will feel safe enough to bare your deepest wounds? Does he not only profess to understand—and practice—his own walk with Christ, but reflect back to you the real love of Jesus? Does she seem not only willing to teach, but to share in your journey of healing? Does she seem capable of connecting with you?
As a believer, searching for a Christian therapist is a logical starting point. But don't assume one's faith alone makes him or her the right choice for you.
The Journey
If you've never sought help from a counselor before, or if you've tried to do so but been disappointed, this whole process is more than likely going to be a bit scary for you. Ask God to lead, guide, and protect you. Ask for discernment once you are sitting face to face with the counselor. Ultimately, a gifted counselor will keep one ear on the client, and the other ear on God.
Together, the client and the counselor embark on a journey… with Christ leading the way. In my office, I'm privileged to experience this regularly. We begin by surrendering our strongholds, taking the false gods of shame and fear to the cross and laying them there at the Master's feet. Together, we examine the false truths—many of which developed early in our lives—that cause us so much loss and pain. We learn how Satan uses these tools to maintain a powerful veil of deception before our eyes, disconnecting us from ourselves, others, and ultimately, from Him.
For many of us, the way to wellness begins with a journey into our own pasts, asking God to reveal the secret wounds that have negatively affected our lives since childhood. We seek the long-hidden answers to the questions within that for so long have dragged us down into isolation. Together, we join hands and lock eyes, and look deeply into the Mystery of Faith… and call upon the one true Source of love and healing.
We come together as strangers. But, by sharing our secret selves, we become empowered to receive the restorative touch of Jesus, the Healer of our hearts, and the Lover of our souls. Where two or more are gathered in His name, miracles happen. The dark secrets of our souls, exposed in the brilliant Light of Christ, will wither and vanish.
We need only have the courage to let go… and let God heal our broken spirit.
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San Luis Obispo, CA (Sports Network) - David Hanson registered a double-double with 16 points and a game-high 11 rebounds as Cal Poly picked up a 69-56 win over UC Davis in Big West Conference play at Mott Gym.
The Mustangs (16-14, 7-8 Big West) also got double-digit performances from Dylan Royer and Chris Eversley who chipped in 14 and 13 points, respectively, as the team snapped a three-game slide.
The Aggies (5-24, 3-12), losers of two of the last three, were paced by J.T. Adenrele who tallied 16 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the floor before fouling out. Josh Ritchart was limited to a mere three points as he made just one of his eight field goal tries.
UC Davis made a mere seven field goals in the first half, missing all 11 attempts behind the three-point line, leaving the visitors with a 33-18 deficit at the break. Cal Poly came up empty on the perimeter as well (0- of-2), but the squad still made good on 46.2 percent from the floor.
The Aggies battled back in the second half with an impressive 59.3 percent shooting effort, but at the same time the hosts connected on 54.2 percent from the field to keep the game out of reach.
Cal Poly easily won the battle of the boards, 37-24, and outscored the visitors at the charity stripe, 15-6.
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As with every collection, the condition of your stamps is directly tied to its worth on the open market. Take the case of a 158-year-old Canadian stamp sold at a New York auction last year. In a tarnished state, the rare "Twelve Penny Black" would simply be an impressive keepsake for collectors, maybe able to fetch a few thousand bucks. But this print of Canada's most famous stamp — which features a portrait of the young Queen Victoria — was in such "extraordinary condition," according to the Winnipeg Free Press, that it cost a private bidder $260,000. That may sound like a lot, but it's nothing compared to the most expensive stamp collection ever sold, hawked in 1993 and currently valued at $15.2 million.
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AHS comeback spoiled in playoff opener
November 21, 2012
ALPHARETTA, Ga. Without two of its star players, Alpharetta still almost pulled off a determined comeback last Friday in the first round of the state Class AAAAAA playoffs.
Emotions get the best of Alpharetta senior lineman George Adeosun (78) after he addressed the team following the 41-39 playoff loss to Mill Creek. AL LEVINE.
Little room to run: Alpharetta quarterback Josh Dobbs (11) finds Mill Creek's Keanu James (5) blocking his path. Dobbs passed for four touchdowns but saw his team fall short, 41-39, in the playoff game.AL LEVINE.
Going high to out-leap Mill Creek receiver Michael Cheeks (14), Alpharetta's Tre Whitaker (5) gets an interception to set up a Raiders field goal. AL LEVINE.
Big play: The long arm of Alpharetta linebacker Bryce Grauss (42) blocks a Mill Creek field goal attempt to revive the Raiders. Teammate Stefohn Perry recovered the ball and returned it 94 yards for a third-quarter touchdown.AL LEVINE.
Alpharetta's Stefohn Perry (2) en route to a 94-yard touchdown return of a blocked punt against Mill Creek. The score rallied the Raiders to a 24-24 tie but Mill Creek won the first-round playoff game 41-39.AL LEVINE.
"You're a (heck) of a football team," Alpharetta head coach Jason Dukes reminds his Raiders after their heartbreaking 41-39 playoff loss to Mill Creek. He told them he's a better man for having coached this year's team.AL LEVINE.
Time for tears: Alpharetta trainer Jessie Prigge is overcome with emotion after the Raiders' playoff loss.AL LEVINE.
But the Raiders came up just short, losing to Mill Creek 41-39 on a field goal in the final 10 seconds by the Hawks.
The Raiders, who finish the season 7-4, played without standout receiver Carlos Burse, who was suspended and not in uniform. Defensive end Naim Mustafaa, a UGA commitment, limped off early in the second quarter after blocking on the kickoff return unit, and the Raiders suffered in his absence.
The Hawks piled up 421 yards rushing, 343 of that total by tailback Jacorey Lewis, who scored all five Mill Creek touchdowns, including runs of 43, 37, 14 and 13 yards.
As much damage as Lewis did to the Alpharetta defense, the biggest play of the game was a 23-yard completion by the Hawks on fourth-and-10 from their 16 after the Raiders had taken the lead with just over two minutes to play.
Lewis took over from there, ripping off gains of 12, 12 and 15 yards, as the Hawks drove to the Alpharetta 2. After a penalty, the Hawks kicked a game-winning 25-yard field goal.
Their previous two field goal attempts were either blocked or thwarted by a mishandled snap.
The Hawks jumped out to a 17-0 lead after nine minutes of play, and twice led by 14 points in the second half. But the Raiders kept coming back, taking the lead with 2:19 to play on Joshua Dobbs' fourth touchdown pass of the game and a successful two-point conversion.
Alpharetta coach Jason Dukes made the gutsy call to go for two, but in a cruel piece of irony, his decision wound up aiding the Hawks' effort to win the game in regulation.
Had Dukes elected to kick the tying PAT, Mill Creek would have been forced to punt on fourth-and-10 from their 16 instead of going for the first down.
After a scoreless first quarter, the Hawks completed a pair of fourth-down passes to sustain a drive that produced a field goal and a 3-0 lead. Lewis took a screen pass 50 yards to set up Mill Creek's first touchdown, and went 14 yards for his second score after the Hawks intercepted a Dobbs pass.
Under constant pressure, Dobbs escaped for two big plays, including a 13-yard pass to Adam Schildhammer for the touchdown with 52 seconds in the half. Dobbs completed 23 of 40 passes for 271 yards.
Alpharetta got the ball right back on a Tre Whitaker interception, and Dobbs and Schildhammer got the Raiders into field goal position, with Thomas Waller connecting from 35 yards to cut the deficit to 17-10 at the half.
Lewis went 37 yards for a score early in the third quarter, but Dobbs scrambled for a first down on fourth-and-2 and hit Daniel Clements for 17 yards and the touchdown.
The Hawks came down the field, but the Raiders held at the 4 and forced a field goal attempt.
Standout linebacker Bryce Grauss (13 solo tackles, three assists) blocked the field goal attempt and running back Stefohn Perry returned it 94 yards for a score to tie the score at 24-24.
Alpharetta's lead lasted barely a minute as the nearly unstoppable Lewis scored on a 43-yard run. The Hawks scored again early in the fourth quarter after a defensive stop keyed by a sack of Dobbs.
Trailing 38-24 early in the fourth quarter, Dobbs evaded the Hawks' rush to find Clements (four catches, 77 yards) and Schildhammer (seven catches, 83 yards) for first downs. After another scramble, he hit running back Julian Macon open down the sideline for 29 yards and a score.
The Hawks were going in for a clinching score, but the Raiders held inside the 10 and a mishandled field goal snap gave them life. Dobbs led the Raiders downfield with a 12-yard run and clutch completions to Schildhammer and Clements. With the ball on the Hawks' 33, Dobbs teamed up with Clements again for 33 yards and the touchdown.
Dobbs calmly connected with Schildhammer for the two-point conversion pass to take the lead. But the Hawks fought back, with the key fourth-down play their only completion of the second half.
Mill Creek (8-3) has now beaten Alpharetta three straight seasons and will host Brookwood in a second-round game this week. The Raiders would have been the home team had they won, with that quarter of the bracket wide open after Brookwood beat top-ranked Lassiter.


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We hope your Summer is going great! We are busy planning our future events...stay tuned!
Spiral Entertainment is responsible for throwing some of Atlanta's most outrageous largescale social events. We only do a handful a year, but they are massive and greatly anticipated. Our hallmark events include Lucky Fest, Oyster Fest, College Football Kickoff, Spiralween (our Halloween costume party), Cinco de Spiral, Turkey Eve and our notorious New Year's Eve Party.


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No, it's not Monday anymore, but yes, there's still time to feature my "Music Monday" new artist of the week! Meet Rai Knight (pronounced Rye). Singer, songwriter, and producer, this chica is an all around triple threat who will catch you off guard with a fresh sound you weren't expecting. Her song "Pivotal," produced by The Skouts, is to be released August 23rd. This track has been playing on repeat ever since I discovered her last Friday. So close your eyes, listen, and take in the unique musical sensation of Rai Knight.
Click here to play "Pivotal"