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|"Shadow of Israphel" Part 8: Diggy Diggy Hole
|Season 3, Episode 8
|Feb 3, 2011
|Xephos, Honeydew, Skylord Lysander, Old Peculier
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"Shadow of Israphel" Part 8: Diggy Diggy Hole: is the eighth episode of Season 3. It was uploaded February 3, 2011. Its video description reads: With Old Peculier back on his feet, the heroes are plunged into a new adventure, following in the footsteps of Peculier's missing father. It is well known for the titular song performed by Simon, which seems to have also influenced his musical talents in the Parry Grip videos. The episode also spawned a number of remixes of the Diggy Diggy Hole song.
Plot & SummaryEdit
Having finally managed to collect all the necessary components for Fumblemore to create a potion which will heal Old Peculier, the heroes rush to deliver it to their friend in time. Despite appearing to be "a bucket of mud with two golden apples and some feathers in it" Old Peculier drinks the potion-perhaps because Simon describes it as tasting of strawberries and single malt whiskey-- and is revitalized. With his mind clear, Old Peculier sets out to follow in the footsteps of his missing father , and heads to the abandoned guard tower outside the city with the Yogscast and Lysander in tow.
As the foursome arrives at the tower, Old Peculier explains that it was his father's old guard post before he went missing and suggests they look around for clues. Simon and Lewis briefly search the top of the tower, where Simon is nearly killed by a creeper, before Peculier suggests digging out the buried basement. Everyone gets a spade and sets to work, while being treated to a rant from Simon about how Tony Robinson shouldn't have done Time Team. Eventually, Lewis discovers a chest hidden beneath a tree that contains a note from Old Peculier's father. Peculier reads the note and learns that his father was preparing an expedition to go underground to destroy a Hellgate. The episode ends with Peculier declaring that they must follow his father's directions to the mineshaft in town.
Characters AppearingEdit
Champions of Minecraftia:
Honeydew, Xephos, Old Peculier, Skylord Lysander
Memorable Quotes (Please don't reproduce the entire dialogue!)Edit
"I feel 20 years younger! That makes me 87 now!" -Simon, reading Old Peculier's words with embellishment.
Lewis: "He doesn't look 20 years younger. He could do with a bit of a cleanup, really."
Simon: "I think he could do with a bath, maybe a cup of tea, have a change of clothes, a fresh shirt, a shave, maybe a bit of a poo, a jaffa..."
Old Peculier: "That can wait!"
Old Peculier (finding the flooded area outside Jasper's apartment): "Good grief."
Skylord Lysander: "Yeah, I had an accident here..."
Server: [Israphel has left the game]
Lewis: "Oh my god! Did you see that?"
Simon: "What the hell?! Yes!"
Lewis: "Has he been logged in ALL this time? Watching us?"
Simon: "Well that's creeping me right the fuck out."
Lewis: "We should climb the tower and look for clues."
Simon: "I can see a space man wearing Ugg boots--oh it's you."
"What right does Tony Robinson have to be an archaeologist? I've seen him in a loin-cloth!"
Lewis: "Simon, I feel like we need a song to sing while we're doing this. Do you have any ideas?"
Simon: "Possibly...it needs to be something funny and sort of light-hearted, doesn't it? Umm...I'M A DWARF AND I'M DIGGING A HOLE! DIGGY DIGGY HOLE!"


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It's interesting that being clean and outspoken led to poor treatment, but you felt it was such a toxic environment that even supporting him was dangerous. Why was that? I mean, if most of these guys don't want to dope, then why would it be unpopular to support the guy who was saying he was clean?
Yeah. Because of the group. It was the whole peloton. It wasn't one person, the pack was angry at him for talking about doping.
Was the sense that by talking about being clean he was implicitly accusing others of doping?
Did he really do that?
I mean was it same dynamic you got in the first year or so of Slipstream as a Pro Continental team, where people would grumble that in talking about yourselves being clean the inference was that they weren't?
Well, you can only talk about yourself. You can't say, "I know he's clean." It was a pack mentality with Bassons.
Betsy Andreu says that you were the anonymous Postal teammate who admitted to doping in that 2006 New York Times article alongside Frankie.
Well, I can't really comment on that, but I am glad that Frankie wasn't left to twist in the wind completely alone.
Would you consider Bassons a victim?
Yes. I don't think he would. He'd see himself as someone who was brave, walked away and now has another job. But Bassons is the kind of guy who could've gotten better results had the playing field been level. But there's also guys you could say they doped but because their physiology wasn't coupled to it that they were victims, even though they WERE doping! You can go on and on about who was and wasn't a victim.
Who clearly ISN'T a victim? Is there a group of people—coaches, managers, doctors, who are pretty clearly deserving of nothing but blame? Someone had to push this to happen.
Who started it? I don't know.
What about
There were the Dutch guys before him! Ferrari, I don't know what the inflection point is. Someone like Fuentes isn't a victim though, I don't think.
Johannes Draijjer died in, what, 1989?
I think so. And EPO would have been in phase II or III clinical trial at that point. It's very hard to say who was the first to really push it.
So just to pick a starting point, let's say Festina, because that really exposed for the first time how huge of a problem EPO and oxygen vector doping was—how widespread it was. The problem has been festering for decades. Is there a point where you say we need to go back and get all of this out to move forward, or do you draw a line in the sand and say, 'From this point forward, everyone has to be clean, but we don't look back.'
I think my perspective is you have recognize the past; you can't ignore it or deny it. Just because people may think this is the first time I've recognized it, privately or to anyone who was concerned about doping or had an interest in preventing it, I've always been open and very aware of what I did and to deal with it. So first, you have to deal with it and understand what went wrong and use that to learn how to prevent it. If you ignore the past, how do you learn from it? Then, you move forward. So you use that knowledge to prevent things in the future. This is something I've thought is a good idea for a long time, but USADA proposed a truth and reconciliation committee. I think that's a great idea.
There are so many skeletons in the closet—how much of that do we have to go through before we move on?
I won't comment on specifics, but it's widely assumed by a lot of people that I doped on the Mont Ventoux. So the comment is 'You should give up that record.' Well, actually I don't have it. Iban Mayo does. OK, he should give it up. To me? OK, so second place was Vinokourov. Who was third? Beloki? [Actually Wladimir Belli—Beloki was fourth]. I'm fine. I will give up that record. Who do I give it to? Who do I give that prize money to? The organizer? They're gone. I could give it to ASO.
Would you do that if asked?
I feel like the most fair thing would be to give it to anti-doping. To a fund or something that supports that. I have no desire to be known as a record holder on Ventoux. I don't need that. I'm happy to give it up, but I don't know who to give it up to.
There's a lot of that kind of uncertainty. Look at Riis—he admits to doping to win the 1996 Tour and gives back his jerseys, but when you go to the ASO website he's still listed as the winner, I think in part because of what you mention. You look at the top ten overall that year and it's full of caught, admitted, or suspected dopers. So how does the truth and reconciliation commission work then—do you have to just forgive everything?
I think you have to treat people fairly. What fairly is, is tricky to define. I really think that it's something I'd be happy to talk to WADA about, but it's very tricky because there are certain people in cycling who are not only looking to tread water and it's that they have to do this but they're actively pushing and looking for something more. And those people are very often not athletes, but they're managers or doctors.
And to me that's where it gets tricky. In that aspect, you have young men who are impressionable and ambitious and in love with their sport. They will do anything to win a race in front of Mom. Those people are older, in positions in a lot of power, how they mentor that athlete makes a big difference. Are they saying 'Let's look at a drug that's in phase III clinical trials and see if we can get you some. Let's do something above and beyond.' To me, those people, I think that's where the tricky question is—that's where it becomes what's too serious to forgive, and I don't now the exact answer but I do feel like you have to be very fair in a truth and reconciliation process, but those who manipulated young athletes to take a path they might not have otherwise taken, that's tricky. Imagine the outcry if me, I was steering athletes to dope. If that happened, is that the athlete's fault? Maybe. But it sure as shit is my fault. There's no question there. You can debate the athlete and his mindset and whether he should have said no and there will be a million people with a million answers to that, but there's no debate on the managers who pushed them there, no debate at all.
Which is a big problem, because a lot of people who are managers now came from the athlete side and have their own skeletons in the closet. How do we decide which of them are allowed to be in the sport and which not?
I think you need a broad truth and reconciliation process, and the decision needs to be left in the hands of impartial deciders. WADA would be most apt at managing that, but that's where I think it has to go. The thing is that the improvements we've already made—we focus on what can be done—but we're so far there. It's not perfect, but that decision of dope or get out, that's just not there anymore. We've come a long way. I realized Jose Luis Nunez's dream.
Is that what we should try for—clean enough?
Think about it this way. Take it out of doping context and take it to cheating. Can you prevent 100 percent of facemask penalties in the NFL? You can go on and on. How many facemasks occur that don't get called. Is it a lot? Probably not.
And the fewer facemasks that happen that do get called, the more people will do that.
Yeah, and so testing is the same thing. If you pull back testing, there's fewer positives and scandals, but more doping. Increase the testing, more scandals, more positives, but less doping. That's what are we after. If the goal is, to me, that the most talented rider on the best team with the best tactics can win and often does win, then we're there. Is it possible that a cheater would win? Yes. Is it probable? No. That's less than idealistic, but dammit you have to be pragmatic about solving it. The black-and-white approach, quite frankly, hasn't worked. Keeping consistent progress that it's always getting better. Perfect doesn't exist in the universe. There's no perfect snowflake. For religion, God is perfection, but as a human condition, perfect doesn't exist. So of course we're shooting for the best possible.
So how would you characterize the progress so far?
Enormous. There's no passport in distance running, for example. They have hematocrit testing. There's EPO testing, but no passport.
How would you characterize the job the sport has done in telling that story?
I think that the people working—the biopassport has been very effective in dissuading doping and preventing doping.
Even though we haven't had a biopassport case in a few years?
Even though we haven't had a case in years. I think it's been very effective at keeping it so a clean talented rider can win races. The people running that are doing a good job. I get the mean data of the entire peloton because I sit on the anti-doping funding board committee, not like 'Fabian Cancellara's data' but the broad numbers—and it's getting better and better. If you draw a line from 1996 to now, it's like [angles hand down]. Hematocrit, hemoglobin, off score, it's all going in the right direction. That's great. Has that been communicated very well? No!
I didn't know that.
It has not been communicated well. That's a pity.
Could the UCI use that data?
Why can't they release that data? They absolutely should do that. That's exactly what should happen. But the problem now is you've got such a shrill outcry that the question is who is the right person to communicate that data? Who from cycling does the public trust to come forward and say here is the data? I'm asking you.
What about Francesca Rossi? Or they could give it to Mike Ashenden. Someone from WADA?
The mean data is very encouraging and it's a pity that that's not communicated more, but it has to come from someone who people trust or they won't believe it. That's a problem that cycling faces right now is that the person to communicate that, who is it, who would the public and the media will believe? The info is there, but someone's got to deliver the message and I don't know who that is.
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Fri, 2012-08-31 12:42
With all the news every month pouring out from the top about our heroes either coming clean or fighting for their reputations, this topic seems far away. Readers should not forget, in the past 2 years there have been more and more masters and amateur racers taking part in PED's just to get to the next level or recapture some form. This does not just affect the top....it affects anybody who pins a number on their back. The professional ranks has systems. Those systems are clearly trying to catch up with the money and systems of the cheats. At a grass roots level though, it is up to us. Check out what is going on in Florida to see what can be done all over the country so our juniors and next wave of talent learns young there is a right way and consequences.
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Tue, 2012-08-28 15:31
Great interview. While he's probably a positive force in cycling, it's still somewhat disconcerting that he's a team leader. As Greg LeMond has said for years and years - go after the team leaders, coaches, doctors. There is no place for JV, Bruyneel, Aldag, Riis, etc. All this talk about how things are cleaner sounds just like 1998/1999/2000 after Festina. Anyone that follows the sport knows that the peleton is dirty.
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Fri, 2012-08-24 01:35
Jesus Manzano. Without him, no Puerto. And he was totally vilified.
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Thu, 2012-08-23 18:13
Thank you JV, and thank you, too, Joe Lindsey and Bicycling, for getting this out there. Here's another vote for truth and reconciliation. The sport owes it to the neo-pros, the junior riders, and even other kids who might not be in the sport but who are watching and absorbing lessons about life from the behavior of adults to air this out, learn from it, and move forward. The pain of ripping off the Band-Aid is nothing compared to the benefit the sport will receive by getting it right going forward.
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Thu, 2012-08-23 15:51
...for being this honest, for going into such detail, for being the eternal optimist. You have my respect.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (March 29, 2013) – Rutgers Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Tim Pernetti announced Friday that High Point Solutions Stadium and the Rutgers Athletics Center will illuminate with special blue lights on the evening of Tuesday, April 2 in support of Autism Speaks global annual Light It Up Blue (LIUB) campaign to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day and Autism Awareness Month.
"This is an initiative that is very special to me and I am grateful we are able to light two of our marquee facilities blue to show our support," said Pernetti. An avid supporter for the fight to cure autism, Pernetti serves on the Board of Directors at REED Academy, a school in Oakland N.J. for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
The back of the scoreboard along with the LED ribbon boards and the main scoreboard at High Point Solutions Stadium will all be lit blue. In addition, the monument at the Scarlet Walk will be lit blue and the side of the RAC will be blue on April 2.
High Point Solutions Stadium and the RAC join a list of nearly 7,000 iconic structures, buildings and landmarks in more than 750 U.S. cities in over 90 countries around the world that will shine a bright light on autism as a growing public health crisis. The Empire State Building in New York City, the Aspen Mountain in Colorado, Niagara Falls in Canada, Christ the Redeemer Statue in Brazil, the Sydney Opera House in Australia, and even the International Space Station will all join Autism Speaks and Rutgers Athletics in support of the millions of families affected by autism.
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and beside the above I lived in Eldersburg where cow tipping is frowned upon :DThe Cen-Tex Smoker said:Austin Egghead said:ibid to what C-Tex said.....Oak all the way...Great score.
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Everybody wanted it, now it's finally here: a Pentium 4 chipset from Intel that offers high performance and does not require expensive Rambus memory (RDRAM). 'DDR' has been a fabulous catchword for AMD's Athlon, so why shouldn't this work out for Intel's sweetheart, too? DDR (Double Data Rate) SDRAM offers twice the bandwidth of PC133 SDRAM, serving the Pentium 4's 400 MHz quad-pumped bus better than the latter ever could. The overall performance has now reached a very good level and everybody should be happy, but why aren't we?
Perfect things are very rare in life, and it's not any different here. Intel did not arbitrarily choose RDRAM to be the main memory, since the current type (PC800 standard) works at exactly the same clock speed as the P4's memory bus: 400 MHz (100 MHz quad-pumped for the CPU, 400 MHz double-pumped in case of the memory). This fits perfectly because data can be transferred at every clock cycle. Switching to DDR memory brings along some asynchronism, as it is clocked at 133 MHz (double pumped).
Basically, DDR memory, with its bandwidth of 2.1 GB/s (also called PC2100), works faster than RDRAM at its 1.6 GB/s. However, in modern systems RDRAM is only used in dual or multiple channel configurations. In case of the Pentium 4 with 850 chipset, two RIM modules have to be used in order to get two channels - resulting in a bandwidth increase to 3.2 GB/s. Unfortunately, RDRAM cannot be overclocked very well, which is a huge factor for speed demons and performance enthusiasts. DDR SDRAM is still slightly cheaper and more flexible.
As a matter of fact, the 845 chipset does not have any real disadvantage - actually, quite the contrary. This platform is fast, affordable and very sophisticated. It even seems to be ready for the future (since Intel does not plan to replace the Socket mPGA478 within the next several months), and could remain the prevailing platform for another year - at least as long as the P4 Northwood is the favorite product in Intel's portfolio. You can be fairly sure that CPUs running at 3 GHz or even more will run perfectly in today's motherboards.
We decided to delay this review several times in order to collect as many motherbords as possible. 19 boards arrived at the lab, most of them in colorful boxes, dressed in fancy PCB optics and gussied up in enthusiastic promises. We tested the boards to see which ones are able to live up to expectations.
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fLJ"afa . WE-3FR STATE COLLEGE L,, j LJ v LJ i J I , J v .... J J LJ f' j j j QGDEN UTAH X Former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson spoke to students Monday morning in the UB Little Theater. Photo by Mike Smith. Library Basement To Get New Doors by Shonda St. James A new entrance to the basement of the library will be opened by spring quarter. Presently the upstairs doors are used to service both the circulation library and the downstairs. The downstairs section provides more student services than any other part of the library, as it houses academic improvement and advisement, the testing center, archives, counseling facilities, the learning center, rapid reading and job placement. "These doors have been needed for a long time" stated Reserve librarian Peggy Pierce. The new entrance will relieve some of the congestion on the upstairs doors. Over 55 thousand people used the upstairs doors last month alone. During the break between quarters, double doors and a security system will be installed directly under the main stairs. "This is the busiest place on campus," said college president Rodney Brady. "There are always students coming and going, yet at the same time it provides a work-conducive environment.""The students that come here, come down here to study. It's not a place to talk, it's a place to work and the students use it for that purpose," explained Atha Freeman, Learning Center coordinator. The reserve library assists students and teachers by monitoring books, folders and special materials for classes along with providing television viewers for video tapes and slide projectors. It also has cassette players and stereo equipment for music students to use in their studies. Twenty-two tutors operate out of the Learning center of the library, assisting students in a wide area of subjects. The tutors are selected by the department and then given a small training class. The new entrance will greatly assist the basement facilities as thev strive to assist students. Today's Quotables: Signpost News Briefs 2 Dance Performance 3 Editorials 4 Sports News 5 "Altered States" 6 'Cats Win Two 7 Unclassifieds 8 "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of."Ben Franklin Volume 42 Issue 34 February 24,1981 ichardson Visits WSC A large audience in the Union Building Little Theater was treated to an hour with one of America's foremost public servants Monday. Elliot L. Richardson, Attorney-General under Richard Nixon, spoke on topics ranging from public perception of politicians to the duties of Cabinet-level departments in his morning address to students and public. Richardson has distinguished himself in a number of positions in the government, including four Cabinet posts and Ambassador to the Court of St. James. It is this wide variety of experiences that gives him the knowledge to make insightful comments on the government and bureaucrats. Richardson began by saying that the three most vilified minorities in America are bureaucrats, politicians and diplomats. This is because they are the people who have the most impact on peoples lives. "The one whose day is spoiled complains about the weather" was his way of explaining why people complain about the ones having an impact. Not everyone benefits from the impact of public servants. Richardson also said politics is not only the most difficult of the arts but also the noblest of the professions. It is difficult, he says, because there are so many complex considerations which must be recognized. For example, what are the claims of generations yet unborn upon this generation? We must counter the responsibilities we have towards ourselves with those that we have toward those to come, says Richardson.In a free, self-governing society, the choices made must be the people's choices, rather than those of authoritarians acting as experts. This makes politics an art, said Richardson, because it requires empathy and leadership to enumerate the values ofsociety. Richardson then went into a discussion of how the various departments work and what their main concerns are. He said there are three main functions in each department: the day-to-day administration of established functions; handling emergency and critical situations as they develop; and, long range planning. From his experience, each department puts varying importance on these concerns according to their job requirements. The State Department places little importance on daily concerns, he said, because it is a minute part of their job. Their main emphasis is on the handling of crisis situations as they arise and develop. State places little concern on long-range planning, considering this to be a diversion rather than an important function. Richardson then showed how this differs from the concerns of the former Department of Health, Education and Welfare, which placed its main attention on the daily jobs of issuing aid and keeping records on working people's wage withholdings. They pay little attention to developing crises, preferring instead to make planning their prime goal. The Defense Department, where Richardson also served as Secretary, places importance on all three aspects as it has such an important national function. It must simultaneously maintain military bases around the world, handle crises as they develop, and be responsible for long-range defense planning. Richardson ended his speech by summing up what he has learned in his years of public service. He said that while you can't be sure of being right always, you must do all you can to be sure you are correct and then act upon that knowledge. Richardson was here as a guest of college president Rodney Brady, who served under Richardson when he was Secretary of HEW. ! y 1 - 1 : - m -i 1 til v! O tt , Kelly, Leslie and John Ford Coley held a convocation on the music industry Thursday in the Browning Fine Arts Center. They en couraged people to get into the business, but to do so with the realization that it is not as glamorous as people perceive it as being. Photo by Jeff Stronk.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Power-House, you should definately post a video to put a halt to the hate.
I guess it depends on how long your bands are, but its possible to flop them over the bar and stand on the loops. Bite point is just above the knee with mine.
Thats what I was told today. On the whole the gym I train at is populated by senible types (only a few curl jockeys) but I found that comment interesting more than annoying. Ive been to 5 qyms in the...
Ive had a loaded bar bounce upto waist hight. I think Id have my membership card shoved up my ass if I started pinging discs about the place!
Think I'll bust out on a set of 10's to see if theyre any good.
I'm guessing the york's are solid compounded rubber for that price.
Yeah, wouldnt let me post the link till my counter hit 10....
Does anyone use these plates? They seem quite cheap and i'm Just looking to find out if they can take the abuse. Thanks
edgeman - are you keeping your knees bent untill the high pull?
Try pulling the bar higher and dipping under - you'll have no choice but to catch the bar on your front delts as the weight will nail your wrists.
Oh and ease off bicep exercises.
Ok its been going well the last two weeks. I was weighed in at 98kg on thursday down ~2kg on fat. I recon I could sweat another 1kg no trouble. The big bonus is my first body weight clean and jerk as...
Simple question really, Is it possible develop power without having to pile on the pounds?
I want to stay out of the super heavy weight class for boxing but get those numbers shifting too.
I'm 6'2 and weigh 102kg / 225 pounds and actually proper lean - If your done telling me what I am, thats grand!
As much as I love sly internet aggro, thats a bit below the belt.
Ever read the articles on here?
Can anyone afford to consume 400+ grams of protein every day? Does anyone know of dietry information source with hints and tips for trainers on a 'tight' student budget??
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Final Score: Kansas State 59, Kansas 7
Lawrence, KS (Sports Network) - Carson Coffman accounted for five touchdowns,
three rushing and two passing, as Kansas State blew out Kansas, 59-7, in the
Sunflower Showdown.
Coffman completed 15-of-16 passes for 184 yards and rushed 10 times for 42 for
the Wildcats (5-1, 2-1 Big 12), who bounced back from a 48-13 loss to Nebraska
last Thursday. Daniel Thomas rushed for 91 yards and a TD and Stephen Harrison
returned a fumble 85 yards to the end zone as the Wildcats dominated in the
battle for the Governor's Cup and state bragging rights. It was KSU's first
win in Lawrence since 2002.
Jordan Webb completed 26-of-46 passes for 228 yards, but was picked off once
for the Jayhawks (2-4, 0-2), who have been outscored 114-14 over their
last two games. They were blown out by Baylor on October 2.
Josh Cherry kicked a 38-yard field goal to represent the lone points of the
first quarter, but Coffman slipped into the end zone from eight yards out on a
fourth down call on the first play of the second.
Kansas' Deshaun Sands fumbled on the ensuing play from scrimmage and Coffman
finished the short drive with a one-yard TD run for a 17-0 lead, just 2:35
into the quarter.
Thomas scored on a nine-yard run just over four minutes later, and Coffman's
13-yard TD pass to Travis Tannahill expanded the lead to 31-0 with 1:51
remaining in the half.
Coffman connected with Andre McDonald for a 29-yard scoring pass early in the
third, and Harrison ran back a James Sims fumble to the end zone later in the
A two-yard TD run by Coffman made it 52-0 with 1:23 left in the third. That
score came after Harrison came up with an interception in the end zone and a
56-yard run from William Powell.
Kansas' lone score came on Angus Quigley's five-yard run with 2:28 left in the
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NHL Season Opener: Five Minnesota Wild Players To Watch vs. Colorado
NHL Season Opener-Minnesota Wild: 5 Players To Watch vs. Colorado
The puck will finally drop on the NHL season on Saturday, and perhaps no team enters the truncated 48-game season with higher expectations than the Minnesota Wild as they look to end their playoff drought.
Minnesota went all in during free agency last summer by signing left winger Zach Parise and defenseman Ryan Suter to matching 13-year, $98 million contracts. It is a homecoming for Parise after spending his entire career up to this point with the New Jersey Devils, and his father J.P. played for the Minnesota North Stars in the 1960's and 1970's. Suter spent his first seven NHL seasons with the Nashville Predators and earned his first career All-Star Game appearance in 2012. It would have been big news for Minnesota to sign either Parise or Suter alone, but bringing both aboard doubles the excitement for the fan base.
The Wild will welcome the Colorado Avalanche to Xcel Energy Center on Saturday night for the first of three home games to open the season, in what will also put a nice cap on "Hockey Day Minnesota" for local hockey fans.
All eyes will certainly be on Parise and Suter in their Wild debut Saturday night and every game after that, but there are plenty of other players who will need to be significant contributors for the team to reach their goals this season. In this shortened season, teams that have good depth will have a distinct advantage, and Minnesota seems to be well-positioned in that regard.
With that, here are five players I feel hold the keys to a season-opening win for the Wild.
5. Right Wing Dany Heatley
Heatley led the Wild in goals scored last season with 24, which is a perch he'll certainly have to cede to someone else if the team is to reach their goals this season. It's unclear how coach Mike Yeo will put together his forward lines right now, but Heatley should benefit from the upgrade in talent around him and that starts on Saturday night.
4. Defenseman Ryan Suter
The Wild have a largely unproven group of defenseman right now, so Suter will step right in as a veteran leader apart from his on-ice production. In 28 career games against Colorado, he has 12 points (0 goals, 12 assists), so even without scoring a bunch of goals his effectiveness offensively will be a key factor on Saturday night.
3. Center Mikko Koivu
Koivu is largely being overlooked with the additions the Wild have made, but there is no doubt he is one of the best two-way centers in the league when healthy. He is likely to serve as a prominent mentor to rookie Mikael Granlund since they are both native to Finland, and that should serve to re-invigorate him and help both players produce on the ice. Who winds up on Koivu's forward line will be worth watching against Colorado.
2. Winger/Center Pierre-Marc Bouchard
Bouchard is one player who the lockout may have benefited, since has been limited to 97 games over the last three seasons by concussion issues. He has been medically cleared to play, and even if he is eased back into action on Saturday night his mere presence on the ice should have a positive effect on everyone in the arena.
1. Left Wing Zach Parise
Fair or not, every move Parise makes throughout the season will be heavily scrutinized. If he scores a quick goal or makes another impact play early in the game Saturday night, it could lead to an "Avalanche" of positive momentum for the Wild.


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The Magic Tree House Series by Mark Kay Osborne is great. It has all these adventures by 2 kids to all the historical places and travel through time. It offers adventure as well as insight to history.
I especially like the audiobooks for the long car rides. The stores are in 30 min length and are very easy and fun to listen to. Keep the kids quiet and mommy sane!
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We're pleased to announce the second contest of our yearlong series of monthly Grantourismo travel blogging competitions. Once again, we're inviting you to create an inspiring blog post, consisting of 500 words maximum* of evocative travel writing and one compelling photograph*.
Each month a different Grantourismo blog category will be announced and your blog post must fit into that category. The category for April is On The Road. These posts cover the experience of travelling and being on the move, observations from the road, and reflections upon 'the journey'. See our post The Road to Essaouira as an example. This month, there's a further requirement: to coincide with our exciting announcement of a new partner, Rail Europe, who will be providing us with European train tickets for the rest of our Grantourismo project, your post must be about, or reflect upon, a train journey you've taken. Your story and photograph must be your own, must be original, and should derive from a firsthand travel experience.
If the post touches on some of our other themes, and motivates people to explore more authentic and enriching ways to travel, get beneath the skin of a place when they travel, learn to live like locals, and travel more slowly and more sustainably, then that's great too.
FIRST PRIZES This month we have two first prizes, one for entrants who are UK residents, and one for entrants who live anywhere else in the world:
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Category Archives: Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto Maple Leaf News and Rumors
Eddie what should they do
With the Leafs seating in 9th should it be time for a goalie change.??
Eddie isn't a starter no more let's face it he did have a good run but the run is over. Leafs could use him as a backup or let him go out as a starter that cannt carry a team anymore.
McCabe Next On List?
The Toronto Sun is reporting that after the Leafs have signed defenseman Tomas Kaberle to a 5-year, 21.25 million dollar deal, one defenseman is on the Ferguson's mind right now and that is Bryan McCabe.
Trade Mccabe and all his stupid penalities…The guy is making me sick
Now that the Leafs have signed Kaberle to a 5 year $21.25 million contract, I've heard that Mccabe is next in line to get a big contract.
The Fans Or The Coach And GM, Take Your Pick
The Leafs are heading into the olympic break with two brutal losses to the Rangers and are currently out of the playoff picture.
The good old days
I'd like to be back in the days where there were no trade rumors, and most players spent they're entire career on one club.
Leaf rumors finally pleasing me…
Every deadline there are at least a few hundred Leaf rumors floating around. The thing that scared me is that most of them were for soft players like Kovalev. My preference in players is a Canadian who can hit, an American ain't so bad either, but I like the North American game.
Is Bill Watters floating, or is there something to this?
Last night on Leafs TV, Bill Watters was quoted as saying that the Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to cut about 3 million dollars or so from their payroll, possibly by trading a player or two for no return, just to make a deal offered to them earlier this week by the Colorado Avalanche.
Please pay attention. What the Leafs should do!
Here is what the Leafs should do to improve their team for a chance to win the cup. They have to admit that this year they aren't a Stanley Cup contender and trade some of their assets for prospects and then sign some free agents in the offseason.
Latest leaf rumor
There is a rumor floating that it is Brendan Witt and a 2nd rounder coming for Kronwall and Antropov can anybody add to this or anyone know about anything else to help our blueline
A Question For The Leaf Fans
A Question For The Leaf Fans
Listening to Leaf fans rant about the lack of scoring wingers, solid defenders, and good goaltending really gets me wondering what proposed solutions to our unstable Toronto Maple Leafs would really help our team and more importantly be a realistic option. Fans complain about the likes of O'Neill, Allison, Lindros, Berg, Klee and Khavanov but which team would be willing to acquire these liabilities.
Klee, who is obviously overpaid, still puts in a solid effort night in and night out. He is not the typical top four defender that some fans may expect but as a fifth or sixth defenseman he would be a very valuable asset to the team. Berg and Khavanov on the other hand are complete liabilities and are receiving valuable ice time that the young Toronto Maple Leafs prospects deserve. Trade them, waive them, do whatever it takes to dump these two contracts.
Lack of development finally haunting the Leafs!
I have been a Leaf fan since birth and will be until the day I die. However, It is totally evident that the problem the leafs have to day are not the players but the management.
My Realistic 2006 Solution
Too many time I come on here and see teams that people create that wouldnt be realistic in the old NHL nevermind the New one so heres my idea of what JFJ should do for next year.
Why the leafs are so bad
Why are the leafs bad this year? Tons of reasons. Most people believe it is defense, or were too old, which is true, but in my opinion they are way too slow. Pretty much the only leafs that put on the jets when skating down the ice are kaberel and wellwood. So, here are some moves to help the leafs:
A realistic champion in the making!
This season looks to be a loss for the leafs. Its no secret that under the new rules and salary cap, this season they simply cannot compete with they're division rivals. this offseason looks to be pretty deep with freeagents…they're going to be harder to land now that the leafs can't out spend their opponents but with a good GM with a solid plan…who wouldn't wanna play in a hockey megacity like toronto?
The Toronto Maple Leafs Moves To Make
Since everyone is getting there stab at how they believe they can make the Leafs better, I think it's my turn to add my little two cents.
My crack at building the Leafs!
All you guys have posted articles as to how you'd build the Leafs, and I've often been told I'm the craziest far out Leafs fan, so I'm going to give it a shot.
Following the what leafs should do next season train
Alot of people are saying what has to be done soooo, heres what i think.
1) Dont take Belfours contract let him go and save some money, play telqvist as a starter and bring up aubin as back up, mabye not have a proven goalie but saving the money could get you a d man to help him out because his playing half the game alone back there anyway right now. Drop Rancine and bring up pogge and a veteran goalie, would be nice to get a guy like Sean Burke if not someone with his style, that would help pogge hopefully develop into a star.
Leafs In Desperate Need Of A Trade?
This can only be good news for us leaf fans who want to rebuild. After last nights game in Washington the leafs have lost their third veteran defencmen to an injury. After trying to skate backwards in the 1st period on the pathetic Washington ice, defencemen Ken Klee twisted his ankle.
A ''Quinn''essential Mistake
The biggest problem in Leaf land is not an lack of talent (it is argueable that the Leafs have as many prospects in their system as any other team), it is Quinn's "loyalty to a fault" to certain players on the Leaf roster, and his refusal to make the tough decisions on behalf of the players.
What the leafs gonna do in the summer?
The leafs havent 1 atleast 1 cup in 30 years how horrible is that well during the offseason they better be working. The leafs have much problems like maybe goaltending and even defence. In the future we will have excellent goaltending becuase were gonna have Pogge, Rask, and Racine in our hands. The leafs should do better.


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Knights erupt against Warriors
CHESTERFIELD - For two quarters, the Matoaca football team was within five points of Thomas Dale on a wet and muddy Friday night in Chesterfield.
But then the third quarter happened.
After an overturned fumble going into the Knights favor, it didn't take long for the Virginia Tech committee in D.J. Reid to find the open route.
It only took one play for the senior running back as he dashed near the left sidelines for the 52-yard touchdown with 9:35 left in the third.
From that point on, two additional turnovers by the Warriors helped guide the Knights to a 34-7 Central District victory in front of a packed stadium.
"In the third quarter we decided to stack the box because they were slowing us down toward the end of the first half. We wanted to keep them honest and went to the spread offense," said Thomas Dale coach Kevin Tucker. "Then we kept feeding D.J. Reid and he made a lasting impression."
On Thursday evening, Reid and his father called Tucker to tell him about his commitment to Virginia Tech in order to get rid of the distractions for the remainder of season.
"Him and his father just told me that Virginia Tech felt like home and was the right place for him. They both wanted to get rid of the distractions so that Reid could just focus on his academics and play football and you saw he completely dominated tonight and had no worries," Tucker said.
With the slight 20-7 lead over the Warriors, the Knights knew that was still plenty of time for the home team to get back into the game.
However, a second turnover on the kick-off return helped give Thomas Dale the football back.
Thomas Dale with good field position took full advantage at the 32 yard line. In two short plays, the Knights earned their third touchdown of the night as quarterback A.J. Holiday connected to wide receiver Aaron Green for the 12-yard touchdown pass.
Thomas Dale managed to score that second touchdown of the third quarter in just a 1:36 giving Matoaca the football back for the third time with 7:59.
"We challenged that O-line in practice this week. They played awful and we wanted them to come out and dominate on that offensive line and it showed as I think we rushed for 240 yards on 27 carries," Tucker said.
Later in the third quarter, Matoaca tried to get back on track as quarterback Brandon Starke made his first official start of the season due to an injury in preseason.
But with good pressure from the Thomas Dale defense, Starke threw an interception giving the visitors the football back.
The Knights didn't disappoint as John Ford who transferred from Prince George took the quarterback position and ran in the 36-yard touchdown to boost the lead to 32-7 with 37.9 seconds left in the third quarter. Thomas Dale converted on the two extra points.
"I think that our kids were not focused after that second game against Varina we still had a hangover from losing to L.C. Bird. I think that losing that second game badly woke us up and over these last two weeks we've been able to bounce back," Tucker said.
Matoaca's sole touchdown of the night came late in the second quarter with 14.1 seconds as Starke ran in the 2-yard touchdown. Kicker Andre Peres added the extra point.
Thomas Dale moves to 2-0 in the Central District and moves to 2-2 overall as Matoaca falls in its home opener in the district 0-1 and drops to 1-3 on the season.
The Warriors will travel to Colonial Heights next Friday at 7 p.m. as Thomas Dale hosts Hopewell at 7 p.m.
TD: Holiday 1 run. 2-pt failed
TD: Ford 12 pass from Holiday 2-pt failed
MAT: Starke 2 run Peres kick
TD: Reid 52 run 2-pt conversion
TD: Green 28 pass from Holiday 2-pt failed
TD: Ford 36 run 2-pt conversion
TD: Reid 22-167 TD, Thoner 2-10, Holiday 1-1 TD
MAT: Shook 10-32, Coleman 5-22, Starke 6-3 TD, Cole 4-10, Brown 1-9, Gilliam 4-28, Ramos 1-10, Franzen 1-5
TD: 4-9-49 2TDs, INT
MAT: Starke 2-4-26 INT, Boyd 1-3-(-3)
TD: Fenney 1-5, Ford 1-12 TD. Green 1-28 TD, Revis 1-4
MAT: Brown 1-14, Coleman 1-12, Wheeler 1-(-3)
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By Ben Fox Rubin
McGraw-Hill Cos. (MHP) said the roughly $2.5 billion sale of its education unit to private-equity firm Apollo Global Management LLC (APO) is now an all-cash deal that is expected to close before the end of the month.
Late last year, McGraw-Hill agreed to sell the business, ending its previous plan to take the education unit public. It looked to hive off the business from its financial-services arm, which includes the Standard & Poor's bond-rating service.
McGraw-Hill will receive an additional $150 million in cash from Apollo when the deal is closed, which is in lieu of being issued $250 million in unsecured notes by a holding company of McGraw-Hill Education.
Upon closing, McGraw-Hill will be renamed McGraw-Hill Financial.
McGraw-Hill's stock has been pressured recently by its S&P business being hit with lawsuits brought by state attorneys general alleging S&P defrauded federally backed banks and credit unions by inflating ratings on mortgage-backed securities and misrepresenting risk and objectivity.
Despite those problems, McGraw-Hill's financial business reported a solid fourth quarter as an outpouring of debt issuance lifted ratings demand for S&P.
McGraw-Hill's shares closed Monday at $47.14 and were inactive premarket. The stock is down 12% over the past three months.
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The quicker we can clarify and define what is causing neuromuscular symptoms, the sooner we can recommend the best treatment. Some neuromuscular problems may be easily identified by a doctor's exam or a blood test. But other problems are difficult to diagnose, especially when patients exhibit unusual symptoms. In fact, many people with neuromuscular disorders are misdiagnosed or may go years before a diagnosis is established.
In the Electromyography (EMG) Laboratory at Rush, we have assembled some of the most sophisticated diagnostic technology available for detecting muscle and nerve disorders. In fact, we are one of a select number of medical centers in the Chicago area capable of performing single-fiber EMG — one of the most sensitive neuromuscular tests available.
However, technology alone is not what makes a great EMG lab. Experience matters even more. Our fellowship-trained neuromuscular physicians have conducted thousands of muscle and nerve tests on adults, children and infants. As a result, our physicians are able to discern the most subtle abnormalities in muscles and nerves and arrive at a diagnosis with almost 100 percent accuracy. They have helped patients with all types of neuromuscular problems, including:
Two of the most common tests we perform are nerve conduction studies and EMGs. These two tests measure the electrical activity inside nerves and muscles. All muscles and nerves naturally produce electricity. EMGs and nerve conduction studies tell us whether this electrical activity is normal or not. Abnormal electrical activity indicates that there may be muscle or nerve damage.
These two tests, typically performed together, takes about one hour. Here's what patients can expect:
Nerve conduction studies give us detailed information about a patient's nerves. First, we tape patches on bare skin over each muscle or nerve in the area that is causing symptoms. These patches contain electrodes, or electrical conductors. Then, we stimulate the nerve and obtain a nerve response. This allows us to measure live nerve function and determine the health of the nerve.
EMGs help us detect and define any muscle damage. A very thin electrode is inserted into the muscle being examined. Once the electrode is inserted, the electrical activity inside the muscle is viewed on a computer screen. The patient is asked to move the muscle so the muscle's electrical activity both at rest and during movement may be seen.
Both EMGs and nerve conduction tests are very safe. Our team has extensive experience helping children of all ages through diagnostic tests.
Our respected neuromuscular physicians have completed fellowships in clinical neurophysiology, which means they received additional training in the physical and chemical activity of the nervous system. In addition, they have years of experience working one-on-one with patients with neuromuscular disorders. At Rush, the physicians who work in our EMG lab are the same physicians who treat patients in all of our neuromuscular clinics. In other words, Rush's neuromuscular physicians are uniquely trained to detect — and treat — abnormalities in muscle and nerve function.


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U.S. Conference of Mayors, bringing $25,000 to Groundwork Cincinnati/Mill Creek for its edible forest garden.
The award includes $15,000 in funding and $10,000 in Scotts Miracle-Gro organic products, and recognizes outstanding mayoral leadership in restoring urban green space and best practices that provide models for other cities to replicate.
"I am proud to receive this award recognizing the important and innovative work that we are doing to restore the Mill Creek and revitalize the surrounding neighborhoods," Mallory said. "The grant will help us create a forest garden that will be a great asset to the community."
Groundwork Cincinnati nominated Mallory for the award. The garden is a part of the Mill Creek Healthy People/Healthy River strategy that Groundwork Cincinnati/Mill Creek is developing this year.
"The edible forest garden will produce fresh vegetables and fruit; promote healthy living; provide excellent wildlife habitat; create critically needed greenspace along the river; filter and absorb urban stormwater runoff; improve air quality and increase carbon sequestration, as more trees are planted and mature; and create a green edge between a highly developed city and its river," said Groundwork Cincinnati/Mill Creek Executive Director Robin Corathers.
The edible forest garden will also serve to educate inner city youth in the planting and maintenance of natural gardens.
Groundwork Cincinnati/Mill Creek, part of a network of 20 nonprofit trusts under the Groundwork USA umbrella, has been recognized as one of ten National Urban Waters Fellows as being a national model for its ecological and educational accomplishments. It's been responsible for building a hike-bike trail from Salway Park to Mill Creek Road, with a goal of extending the trail to the Ohio River.
DISCLOSURE: Building Cincinnati has provided photography for signage along the Mill Creek Greenway Trail.
Previous reading on BC:
Clean Ohio grants to further Mill Creek improvements (1/2/13)
Mill Creek nonprofit has new name, expanded scope (6/19/12)
Federal Office of Water head gets tour of Mill Creek, solidifies partnership (5/29/12)
MCRP makes pitch for Mill Creek trail funds (11/17/09)
Mill Creek greenway project wins $500K grant (10/12/09)


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