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Iraqi bishop urges prayer as Christians expelled from Mosul
On the eve of an ultimatum issued by Islamists to Christians in the Iraqi city of Mosul, the Chaldean bishop of Erbil, in nearby Kurdistan, urged prayers for the nation's remaining followers of Christ.
"We have hope that things will get better," Archbishop Bashar Matti Warda of the Chaldean Archeparchy of Erbil said in an interview with CNA on July 16.
"But … from the circumstances, which we are following, it looks like it's going to take some time."
A militant Sunni organization known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has been steadily attacking cities and communities in north and northwestern Iraq since June. The attacks have begun dividing Iraq along religious and ethnic lines.
On Friday, July 18, ISIS issued an ultimatum to the Christians of the city of Mosul, which it captured more than a month ago: convert to Islam, pay the jizya, or be killed.
The cross a top the city's Syriac Orthodox cathedral was removed.
"They control the city and I think they made it very clear that there is no place for non-Muslims in the city," Archbishop Warda said.
Thousands of Christians have fled Mosul, seeking refuge in Christian villages in the surrounding Nineveh Plains and in Kurdistan.
The charity Aid to the Church in Need sent a grant of more than $135,000 to provide food and shelter for the displaced in the region. Archbishop Amel Nona of Mosul told the charity in a recent interview that schools, church halls and abandoned houses have opened up to receive displaced persons from Mosul.
Recent U.N. estimates place the number of internally displaced Iraqis at 1.2 million, nearly half of whom have been driven from homes in the western province of Anbar. Many of those internally displaced are seeking refuge in Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region, which is known for its peace and stability.
Archbishop Warda said he has noticed an influx of refugees in Erbil over the past month. He said most refugees are renting out rooms or apartments from locals.
"(It's) crowded, yes, and expensive, which is also another issue" the archbishop explained. "But, that's the situation."
He lamented that many Iraqis have been living in a state of crisis for many years.
"We hope that things will get better (and) will improve for the lives of those people," he said.
"But from what we are observing, it's not promising."
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Brilliant place!
It was our first visit to NYC, and we were so glad that we decided to stay at the Inn on 23rd. The staff (especially manageress Paola) were incredibly friendly and helpful. Our room was lovely and bed exceptionally comfortable. Breakfast is held in the library, which is a bit like a massive living room, with freshly baked delicious muffins (baked by students of the Cookery classes held downstairs), bagels, delicious fruit salad and other breakfast stuff available. You can help yourself throughout the day to whatever is in the library, such as fruit and chocolate. There is a fabulous grocery store called Garden of Eden across the road from the hotel, which has the biggest range of delicious food I have ever seen in one place! We had a lovely picnic in our room! The central location is brilliant - we were able to walk or take a very quick cab ride to most places. I highly recommend the Inn on 23rd!
Wonderful I enjoyed my stay at the Inn on 23rd St. Annette and her friend Suzy were so friendly that I felt at home. The hotel offered not only a lovely atmosphere, it offered many conveniences such as a reasonably priced honor bar. The breakfast included some of the freshest fruit that I have tasted. I would recommend this inn to anyone.
Friendly, cozy and well-located
The beds are so comfy, I slept better than I do at home! The staff is really friendly and helpful and the atmosphere is very cozy. Located near subways, we never needed a taxi to go anywhere.
A big fan of the Inn on 23rd.
The Inn on 23rd is a fabulous NYC surprise. Located in lovely Chelsea area near subways and buses, it is an easy walk to Penn Station and the Village. With 14 lovely guest rooms, each with a different theme and it's own private bathroom, the Inn provides a lovely respite from the frenzy of the City. Breaksfast provided by the New School's Culinary Arts Program includes warm muffins, fresh fruit and yogurt, cereals, juices, coffee and teas. The Innkeeper, Annette Fisherman and staff have dotted every " i" and crossed every " t " to ensure that guests have a memorable experience. They offer tips and maps and advice for sightseeing as well as umbrellas and passes to many museums. I highly recommend the Inn on 23rd. on your next trip to NYC. PS Data ports provided in each room for business travelers. All phone calls..both local and long distance are free!
Loved the Inn on 23rd
This is the second time we have stayed at this B&B in Manhattan. It is almost like family. The rooms are interesting...not your typical hotel rooms. The breakfast is in the Library, the second floor. It is a nice quiet place to bring people (we visisted with friends before and after the theater)One night we didn't want to go out to dinner. Across the street is a grocery that will put together gourmet meals. We got dinner and ate it in the Library. The location in Chelsea is great. It is only half a block from the subway at 6th and 23rd. We were in the middle of Broadway plays within minutes.The people are great. The service is great. The location is great.
Inn On 23rd is 1st in my Heart!!!
I recently came to NYC for my first time. I stayed at the INN on 23rd B&B...It was soooo lovely. It feels like a B&B but it has everything a business class hotel would have. I especially love the library! What a comfort...I did NOT expect this from NYC. And most importantly, their are culinary classes in the hotel that are always baking muffins and things like that, I couldn't resist. This place is definetly a diamond in the ruff
Relaxing retreat from the city
We recently spent nearly a week at the Inn on 23rd and really liked it.
We normally stay in Times Square, so this was a nice break from all the hustle and bustle. The Inn was well cared for and very clean, with beautiful appointments throughout. Our bed, a queen, was sooo comfortable and also had nice linens. The bathroom was spic and span and had very nice toiletries. Each morning a delicious continental breakfast was served in the beautiful library on the second floor. We were fortunate enough to breakfast with the Inn's owner, who lives at the Inn, several mornings. She's a delightful lady who makes her guests feel right at home. I would definitely recommend the Inn to my friends.
Bring food!
Well, the first half is right. There are beds. Breakfast is another matter. Weekend breakfast is served until 10:30, but when we went to the dining room at 9:45, there was one sad-looking muffing and one bagel, beyond some fruit and cold cereal. I complained to a woman I believe was the owner (she did not identify herself during our stay) and she looked surprised. When I went back up to the dining room, even the bagel and muffin were gone, not to be replaced. Coffee was lukewarm and not plentiful. As for the free wine and cheese between 5-7pm, we went at 6 to find scraps of cheese (and a scraped out wrapper from Boursin) and mostly empty bottles of wine. This place did not have the friendly atmosphere one one expect of a B-and-B. You can do much better getting a beautiful room (with wonderful amenities) at a place like the Sofitel for a little over $150 a night on weekends and then using the difference (over $40!) on a nice breakfast or brunch for two at a restaurant. You'll be much happier. There's no reason to stay here unless it's imperative that you be in the Chelsea neighborhood. This place was a real disappointment.
Brilliant quirky mini hotel
This bed and breakfast (well its not really just that) was recommended to me by a colleague. It is truly excellent. Innkeeper and her staff were friendly and helpful. Amazingly large rooms and bathrooms and centrally situated. Breakfast included, plenty of it, and a fair selection. Rooms all unique, tea and coffee and fruit always available. Microwave if you want to cook and a refrigerator for your essentials. Would recommend it to anyone. Do try it.
Country B&B in NY City
Hesitate I am to tell the world about this lovely downtown retreat. Although located on a busy street, once you walk through the doors, you escape all the noise, and find a comfortable, at-home atmosphere. Where in NY is there an honor bar for late evening wine or fresh muffins in the morning in a great sunny room? Rooms are spotless, host so very welcoming. It felt like I was staying at a friend's house in the country for the weekend, with New York City steps away.Great restaurants in area. A great and reasonable get-away!!
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HOMER, Ill. (AP) - Does concrete float? For the hundreds of civil engineering students at the annual National Concrete Canoe Competition, the answer is "yes."
Teams representing 23 schools vied last week to design, build and race canoes made of concrete. Some vessels were as long as 22 feet and weighed as much as 180 pounds. A wooden canoe of the same size weighs about 40 pounds.
Alicia Welling, manager of the California Polytechnic State University team, says the trick to making concrete float is to mix it with glass bubbles and other lightweight objects.
Welling says the three-day American Society of Civil Engineers event gives students practical experience in finding creative engineering solutions and working as part of a team.
L'École de Technologie Supérieure, of Montreal, took the title Saturday.
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Iran says wants progress in nuclear talks before action on Islamic State
PARIS/DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran is ready to do something to help tackle Islamic State insurgents in Iraq but first wants progress in negotiations with world powers over its nuclear programme, Foreign Minister Javad Zarif was quoted as saying by Iranian media.
France, one of the six nations in nuclear talks with Tehran, said on Wednesday it wanted Arab states, Iran and the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council to coordinate a comprehensive response against Islamic State, whose militant forces control large parts of Syria and Iraq.
"If we agree to do something in Iraq, the other side in the negotiations will need to do something in return," Zarif said in remarks late on Wednesday carried by state news agency IRNA.
"All the sanctions imposed on Iran over its nuclear activities should be lifted in return for its help in Iraq."
The Sunni Islamist insurgency threatening to tear apart Iraq has alarmed both Shi'ite Muslim Iran and the United States, which have had no diplomatic relations since soon after the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Tehran.
Iran has offered to cooperate with the United States on stabilising Iraq, which like Iran has a majority Shi'ite population, but Washington has responded cautiously.
Western officials have repeatedly said they do not want to mix the nuclear dossier with events elsewhere in the region.
"If we agree to help in Iraq, the other party (the West) should also do something in return," the semi-official Mehr news agency quoted Zarif as saying. "It is still not clear what we should do in Iraq and what they (the other party) should do in return ... and this is the difficult part."
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius urged Iran on Wednesday to be part of any coordinated action against Islamic State but said that the Iraq and nuclear issues should be dealt with independently.
"We shouldn't exchange one thing for another. While it seems indispensable that Iran participates (in an Iraq conference), it's not because it participates that we are going to say the Iran nuclear problem is resolved," said Fabius, whose country has traditionally maintained a tough stance in the Iran talks.
"These are two problems of a different nature and it would be dangerous to enter into a system where each side exchanges something for another. So let's be careful about that."
The United States and some of its allies suspect Iran is using its civilian nuclear programme as a cover to develop atomic bombs. Iran denies this, saying that it is enriching uranium solely for civilian energy purposes.
Six global powers and Iran failed to meet a July 20 deadline to negotiate a comprehensive agreement under which Iran would curb its nuclear activities in exchange for the easing of economic sanctions that have crippled its economy.
The six, comprising Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States, have agreed to extend the deadline to reach a long-term, overall agreement until Nov. 24.
They are set to hold a new round of talks with Iran ahead of next month's U.N. General Assembly in New York.
(Reporting By John Irish in Paris and Michelle Moghtader in Dubai; Editing by Mark Heinrich)
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"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (1.6/5 in adults 18-49, 6.3 million viewers overall from 9-10:01 p.m. ET) matched last week's 18-49 rating, its highest since April 30, despite competition last night from the finales of "Survivor" and "American Idol." In total viewers, "SVU's" 6.274 million is the show's biggest audience since April 9 (7.408 million). "SVU" increased versus its lead-in by +45% in 18-49 rating and +49%in total viewers. L+7 Time-Shifting: "Law & Order: SVU" originals grow by +55% from its L+SD result to L+7 in 18-49 rating (to a 2.82 from a 1.82) and increase by 2.6 million persons in total viewers (9.4 million vs. 6.8 million).
"SVU" grew half-hour to half-hour in all key measures, including gains of +21% in adults 18-49 (to a 1.7 rating from a 1.4), +22% in adults 25-54 (2.2 vs. 1.8) and +21% in women 25-54 (2.9 vs. 2.4).
"Revolution" (1.1/4 in adults 18-49, 4.2 million viewers overall from 8-9 p.m. ET) is matching last week's 1.1 in these preliminary fast-national ratings and is retaining 92% of last week's 1.2 in official nationals, despite competition last night from the finales of "Survivor" and "American Idol." In total viewers, "Revolution" grew week to week by +8% (to 4.205 million from 3.910 million) to its biggest overall audience since April 30. L+7 Time-Shifting: In originals, "Revolution" grows by +65% from its L+SD result to L+7 in 18-49 rating (to a 2.33 from a 1.41) and increases by 2.3 million persons in total viewers (7.4 million vs. 5.1 million).
In Late-Night Metered Markets Wednesday Night:
In Nielsen's 56 metered markets, household results were: "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," 2.8/7; CBS's "Late Show with David Letterman," 2.0/5; and ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," 2.1/5.
In the 25 markets with Local People Meters, adult 18-49 results were: "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," 1.2/5; "Late Show," 0.3/2; and "Jimmy Kimmel Live," 0.6/3.
From 12:35-1:05 a.m. ET, ABC's "Nightline" averaged a 1.3/4 in metered-market households and a 0.4/3 in 18-49 in the Local People Meters.
From 12:35-1:35 a.m. ET, "Late Night with Seth Meyers" (1.4/5 in metered-market households) beat CBS's "Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" (1.0/3). In the 25 markets with Local People Meters, "Late Night" (0.6/4 in 18-49) topped "Late Late Show" (0.2/1).
At 1:35 a.m., "Last Call with Carson Daly" averaged a 0.8/4 in metered-market households and a 0.4/3 in adults 18-49 in the 25 markets with local people meters.
NOTE: All ratings are "live plus same day" from Nielsen Media Research unless otherwise indicated.
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Say What? Defensive Optimism
Our defense...
Is hard to look at.
Our offense…
...however, happens to be so good-looking as to compensate for her ugly friend.
Now, this is not just a bad analogy or an excuse to look at a picture of Melissa Theuriau [Ed: Who needs an excuse?]; this is relevant to football.
In a previous post immediately post-UMass, I said:
3. It can't get any worse. Now, many of you may laugh at the implication that Wisconsin and OSU can't outperform UMass on Offense, but they pretty much can't. UMass dominated TOP - which will be the number one anti-Denard potion going forward...They employed the perfect beat-Michigan formula...
…and this came to pass on Saturday. Those who want to split hairs might argue that our defense against Indiana was worse than it was against UMass, and I am guessing some might argue the other way around. I would suggest we are debating insignificant differences in horribleness.
Where is the optimism in a defense that has twice in the last three weeks performed at or near its worst? They are called victories. Our offense has been sufficient to score more points than our defense at its worst has given up.
Why do I keep suggesting that this defense can't get any worse? I, myself, was in a state of near gibbering panic at the thought of what Wisconsin and Michigan State might do against our defense. Then I laughed (I swear alcohol had nothing to do with it). This fear is grounded in the nightmarish unreality of a game without a clock. As of last check, we still have one of these at every game:
Quite simply, UMass and Indiana have both plumbed the depths of the worst case scenario that Wisconsin and MSU can hardly outdo, but may duplicate. They pretty much squeezed in as much offense as the 120th ranked Bend-Don't-Break pass defense is going to allow in a sixty minute game.
Both UMass and Indiana:
Dominated TOP as a mechanism to keep Denard and the Michigan Offense off the field (edit: AND limit the number of possesions). This is relevant in that it accentuates the horrid stats that our defense puts up.
Opponent TOP Michigan TOP UMass 36:67 22:22 Indiana 41:47 18:13
Specialized in long, clock-consuming, play-engorged series at the most damn inopportune time.
UMass 11 plays 53 yards 9 plays 67 yards 9 plays 79 yards 15 plays 70 yards Indiana 11 plays 77 yards 13 plays 99 yards 10 plays 72 yards 12 plays 50 yards 13 plays 80 yards
- (I cannot recall as many long drives as Indiana had in all my years of watching college football. They relentlessly attacked the fundamental weakness of the Bend-Don't-Break philosophy: take what is given. These opponents, as gracious guests, ate from the buffet set out by our caterer, GERG Special Events.)
Had superb success in drive scoring percentage. I don't know what the national average is here, but I am willing to bet that those batting averages are all-star worthy. A little help from the Mathlete here would be nice.
Score/Poss Scoring % UMass 6/11 55% Indiana 5/12 42%
So, in order for better teams to do more damage to Michigan than UMass and Indiana, one of the following things must happen:
- Better drive scoring percentage.
- Better defense against our offense.
- Intangible success (turnovers, special teams, injuries, etc.)
…all the while Michigan does not have an appreciable improvement in defensive performance or tactics.
Now, it is possible that a couple teams will score more frequently than did the two teams above, and it is probable that Denard and company will be defended better. And we know that the intangibles, our enemy in past years, will bite us sometime soon. But the prospects are not as grim as you might believe for a couple reasons:
- Chappell's passes were surgical. I was astounded at his gutsy and precise activity over the middle. I would suggest, based upon propensity for interceptions, that NONE of the remaining QBs possess that level of precision. In other words, our zone passing defense that invites 65 attempts will likely extract more errors out of Cousins, Stanzi, Bolden, Tolzien and Pryor.
- Last year demonstrated that RR's offense could be defended effectively without the "Pat White" prototype QB that stresses defenses. I have finally seen, like a child slowly realizing the truth about Santa, the RR offensive philosophy embodied in that magical, wide-open slant after Denard fakes a QB iso. Does any defense so ridiculously abandon their zone responsibilities to cope with Sheridan, Threet or even Tate? Of course not. I don't think any defense that we will face will more calmly react to Denard than the first five have. Oh, most will do better, but marginally so. That includes Norm Parker and Iowa (I predict we shred them).
In the end, I am not predicting that we will finish 12-0 or even 11-1. What I am suggesting is that there is a point where defensive ineffectiveness reaches a saturation point in a Bend-Don't Break strategy that debunks a dark fear in all our hearts that teams will score more and more and more. Teams will score, but the scoring will look pretty much like what UMass and Indiana scoring looked like. As long as Denard stays healthy, we will be in every game.
The proof will be coming shortly - I will return to mgoboard to take my beating these next seven weeks if this prediction doesn't come true: no Big Ten offense will score more than 40 points on Michigan (OK, maybe one in a perfect storm game).
And the final consolation I take is in the offensive line. Last year, our OLine was horrifying. This year it is a source of strength. Assuming (a big assumption) that RR knows both sides of the football, I see a parallel in our secondary that should possess real depth next year and show similar improvement.
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E:60 Feature on Brock Mealer TONIGHT @ 7pm on ESPN
Wanted to give everyone a heads up to set your DVR's tonight for 7pm on ESPN. The ESPN E:60 show will be doing a piece on Brock Mealer today. Last year they did one focussing on Elliot and a year later they are focussing on Brock.
Information Request re: "Jet" Tempo
I know all of the broadcasters made a big deal about the hurry-up offense that Rodriguez installed when he first came to Michigan because it was such a drastic change. I remember hearing and reading that the offense includes three tempos, including the fastest that is called "Jet."
Does anyone have any information/data on how many snaps per game Michigan runs the Jet tempo? Under what circumstances it is used? What plays are usually called at this tempo? The success rate of the plays called at this tempo?
Myth of Big 10 Size
[Ed (Misopogon): Bumped to diary for general diary-worthiness]
If, like me, you've heard "So and so is too small for the Big Ten" and wondered if that statement could be supported by data, you might find the following information interesting.
At the expense of some tedious data entry and time, I looked at the depth charts on the Rivals site for teams from several conferences. Shown here are the average weights for the O- and D-lines. (I thought those would be a reasonable proxy for overall team size.)
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- Notice that our conference doesn't have the biggest offensive linemen. That would be the SEC.
- Our defensive linemen are noticeably bigger than those of other conferences (SEC excepted). I suppose that might be a reflection of the SMASHMOUTH football favored by Wisconsin, MSU, et al. Not sure, though...
- You have to go to the Sun Belt (!) conference to get relatively small offensive linemen. The Mountain West and WAC conferences are right there with the big boys.
Anyway, the numbers show that the Big Ten isn't anything special size-wise.
Big Linemen
Another of my favorite myths or areas of silliness is this remark, which you often hear in pre-game shows: "X's offensive line outweighs Y's defensive line by Z pounds!!!" Of course it does. Any reasonable person understands that offensive linemen have a bigger average size. For the conferences, the average difference ranged from 21.9 to 35.6 pounds. Why state the obvious?
While we're on the subject of myths, one other thing:
The Badgers have just four offensive linemen in the NFL.
For all the glowing praise that Wisconsin's trained mastadons get, you'd think they'd have more players at those positions in the NFL. Four? Not overly impressive ...
Best line of night re Brady + Henne
Pretty surreal watching two UM QBs starting against each other (I wouldn't exactly say "go at it" -- 3 interceptions v. 153 yds total)... but the best line of the night was uttered by Ron Jaworski, I think, when he said something to the effect of -- "Both Brady and Henne have lots of Michigan records... but neither would be starting for Michigan right now."
Yikes, that's a fabulous thought.


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Theresa May said police were right not to use rubber or plastic bullets to stop rioters, putting the Home Secretary at odds with the Prime Minister, David Cameron, who had sanctioned their use in a speech to Parliament last week. "We risk important public support if we rush to use things such as rubber bullets," she said in London yesterday.
Her comments came as the acting Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Tim Godwin, revealed he has had discussions with the Government over changing the law to allow the police to disable social-networking sites at times of crisis.
Mr Cameron told the House of Commons on Thursday that he had approved use of the controversial weapons, which were deployed in Northern Ireland at the height of the Troubles but have not been used in mainland Britain.
Ms May said: "We made it clear to the police that there was nothing to stop them using baton rounds if they judged it necessary, and water cannon stationed in Northern Ireland was made available on 24-hour standby.
"The police were clear they did not want to use them, and, in the end, what restored order was officers on the streets and robust policing with the help and support of local communities."
The Met's Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Stephen Kavanagh, admitted police had considered using the rounds, but said the fast-moving nature of the mobs meant they might not have been effective.
The head of the Association of Chief Police Officers, Sir Hugh Orde, also said water cannon would be highly ineffective and unlikely to be deployed. "Without extremely violent and static crowds, they are useless," he said.
Mr Godwin told the Home Affairs Select Committee that he wanted to disable Twitter during the height of the riots but was legally unable to do so. "I contemplated seeking the authority to switch it off. The legality of that is very questionable. It is something we are pursuing as part of our investigative strategy," he said.
Keith Vaz, the committee's chairman, said he "did not realise" the police had considered the option, but agreed it should be looked at. Social media had allowed "people to turn up at very short notice to demonstrate and riot", he said. "We should look at whether we should give power to the police to order social-media sites to behave in a certain way."
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Ready or not, it's time to Bowl
The last time the Ashland Grizzlies faced the Japan All-Stars, Ashland quarterback Danial White stunned everyone — including himself — with one of the best individual performances in Pacific Rim Bowl history.
Now, White has a chance to pull off a rare feat in the 25-year history of the PRB by uncorking a second MVP-type performance, an accomplishment that would give Ashland back the lead, 7-6, in the long-running series. Just one problem. Japan, White suspects, has not forgotten what happened at Phillips Field in 2011 and is determined to make amends.
"I remember when I was a sophomore, I heard the coaches talking after the game," White recalls, "and they were saying, 'He's just a sophomore, you're going to see him in another two years.' I was like, 'Oh.'"
The Japan All-Stars will get their shot at revenge soon enough. Pacific Rim Bowl XIII kicks off at 6:30 p.m. Saturday (1:30 a.m. Pacific) at Oji Stadium in Kobe, Japan. The game, played every two years at alternating sites, will be broadcast live on UStream (www.ustream.tv/channel/rtv-sports) but fans can also watch the game on a big screen at Northwest Pizza in Ashland. The pregame show will start at 1 a.m. Pacific.
As always, the Japan All-Stars are expected to provide a formidable test for the Grizzlies, who won the 2011 game 26-0 to snap what had been a five-game winning streak for the Japanese. The host team is made up of 61 players who were picked from a pool of 250 representing 28 Kansai-area high schools.
Forty-three players, two Ashland High students and eight coaches made the trip for Ashland. They arrived Monday and were scheduled to practice four times before the game.
A change in OSAA policy regarding offseason work made the window of opportunity for practicing in full pads smaller than ever for an Ashland team preparing for a PRB. Consequently, Ashland head coach Charlie Hall says the Grizzlies' ability to adjust to the physical aspects of the game will be key.
"It's really about being able to run the ball and block and protect the quarterback — the football part of things," Hall said before one of Ashland's last practices in Ashland, July 19. "Seven on seven is basketball on grass, but really, with the football part of it we're kind of untested right now. The good thing is that we've got quite a few guys that played last year that are returning, so hopefully they'll get back into game-ready shape in no time and we'll tee it up."
Arguably the best of those returners is senior linebacker/fullback Mason Montgomery. Built like a human wrecking ball at 6-feet, 215 pounds, the hard-hitting Montgomery is a fourth-year starter who's coming off a Midwestern League defensive co-MVP season. While he's known for his dominance on the defensive side of the ball, it's Montgomery's move from the line to the backfield on offense that may turn more heads initially.
White will start at quarterback for the third season in a row but will have to adjust to a new crop of receivers, as three of the Grizzlies' top four pass-catchers from a year ago graduated and the fourth — Carter Glick — is playing summer baseball and did not make the trip. That makes sophomore Shashi Penn, who caught 13 passes for 214 yards last season, Ashland's most accomplished receiver in Japan.
Also figuring into the Grizzlies' plans on offense this week are senior receiver Matt Hedges, junior tight end Parker Layton and junior running back Ryne Robitz.
And when in doubt, the Grizzlies also have a running option in White, a turbocharged dual-threat who completed 19 of 23 passes for 173 yards and three touchdowns while also rushing for 39 yards in the 2011 PRB.
"(White's) a big part of the offense," Hall said. "We know he's a great running quarterback, but you worry about that — how much to run him because you take some chances when you run your quarterback, getting too many hits."
White himself is confident in his durability as well as Ashland's ability to hit back when the whistle blows for the first time Saturday.
"We've been kind of breaking that rust off by going to passing league and getting these practices out," he said before leaving for Japan. "Our last day of padded practice is going to be the game, so we should be able to get over the hump with the soreness and all that comes with it. We're really heavy loaded with seniors this year — we've got a lot of seniors that'll be contributing — so I feel pretty confident about it."
Defensively, Montgomery will give the Grizzlies some serious playmaking ability at middle linebacker, while seniors Tyree Heesacker, Cody Eisenberg and Joe Hearn will anchor a D-line that Hall expects to be solid all year.
The biggest question mark may be in the defensive backfield, where the Grizzlies will have very little varsity experience. Hedges and Sebastian Warren each had an interception last year and will likely see more playing time this season.
With the series tied at 6-6 a win may carry a little extra weight this year for the team that reclaims the series lead, but Hall is keeping the game and everything it represents in perspective.
"We want to win the game but we want to be smart," he said. "There are a lot of things that we want to find out. We want to come out of the game certainly with a win, and we want to come out healthy and with a good perspective of what our team is going to look like in the fall. So we've got to factor all those things in."
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Rita Davies, Toronto's cultural chief, leaves job after 13 years
Rita Davies, the visionary queen of Toronto culture for more than a decade, is leaving city hall on Friday, the Star has learned.
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Rita Davies, the visionary queen of Toronto culture for more than a decade, is leaving city hall on Friday, the Star has learned.
"After almost 13 years as the executive director of culture at the City of Toronto, I will be leaving my job on July 20," she wrote in an email Thursday to friends and colleagues.
Her boss, Michael Williams, general manager of economic development and culture, informed staff in a memo, adding: "Due to her preplanned vacation schedule, Rita's last day in the office will be Friday, July 20."
His memo goes on to salute her achievement in putting culture at the heart of the city's social and economic agenda.
Indeed, her legacy was to set the city's long-term cultural direction in 2003 with the wide-ranging and detailed Culture Plan for the Creative City. That led to increased grants for the arts and city investments in new projects.
Davies not only developed community arts programs in underdeveloped neighbourhoods but was also responsible for the introduction of Nuit Blanche and Doors Open.
Before coming to city hall, Davies was executive director of the Toronto Arts Council, where she fostered a recognition of the connection between culture and the city's economic health.
Terry Nicholson, a veteran senior member of Davies' staff, will take over on an interim basis, Williams said.
There is no indication of any plans for a permanent replacement.
"The departure of Rita comes as a big surprise and we will miss her dedication, her vision and her advocacy on behalf of the arts sector," Claire Hopkinson, Toronto Arts Council executive director, said in an email to members of the arts community.
In her farewell to colleagues, Davies said: "It has been my great pleasure and privilege to participate in the growth and development of arts and culture. It has been a journey with its share of challenges, but most importantly, with its many moments of joy."
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