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HOLLYWOOD – Fox's "The Following" was already a hit, TV's most-watched new series in its debut season and a top performer in the advertiser-beloved 18-49 demographic. It returned for its second-season premiere Sunday (Jan. 19) with a big pro-football lead-in, and so the psychopathy-soaked drama was sampled by more than 33 million viewers nationally, way up from the show's average of about 12 million last year. What those presumably mostly new viewers saw was plenty of dark story matter, no surprise.
"The Walking Dead," "Hannibal," "American Horror Story: Coven" and several other titles have made gore the new (name your favorite but fading most recent TV trend), and "The Following" is on the sharp knife-tip of that.
Making its time-slot premiere at 8 p.m. Monday (Jan. 27) on WVUE, it stars Kevin Bacon as Ryan Hardy, a (now former) FBI agent-turned-college prof beset by the cult followers of college-prof-turned-psycho-killer Joe Carroll (James Purefoy).
"I don't shy away from violence," said creator and executive producer Kevin Williamson during the recent Winter TV Tour in Hollywood. "But I also never, ever just want to be gore for the sake of gore. It's always to shock and push the story forward and make you gasp, and also make you truly be afraid and truly be scared of these characters and the situation. And so it really is just what the situation, what the story line, calls for.
"I don't really see that it's gory. I guess it's subjective. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer. But I like a little violence, sorry."
Williamson added that Bacon's Hardy is on a journey that is inspired by his own.
"It's my midlife crisis being vomited back every week," he said. Born in 1965, he's also been the creative force behind "The Vampire Diaries," "Dawson's Creek" and the "Scream" movie franchise. "Ryan Hardy is in a second chapter in his life, and so is Joe Carroll.
"They're all trying to have a second chapter. They're trying to find their place and their mark on this planet. We live in this age of technology where we're just so empty and lost, and we're sitting on our laptops, and it's just such a vacant existence, and we're soulless. If we just had one person to say, 'Yes, you're OK,' and hold (us) and give (us) a reason to live, (we) could reach out and touch and feel and connect."
Williamson began to speak as one of his cult-member characters.
"And (if) it takes a knife, and if I have to stab someone 20 times to feel that, I might just do it," he said.
He returned to being Williamson, the TV-and-film producer.
"That's just such a scary idea," he said. "It's such a terrifying thought, and I think (that Carroll) -- who's bringing order to insanity, who's bringing order to chaos and to killing -- is so psychologically disturbing. Because we live in such a dangerous, sick, twisted time, these are just my wanderings and musings.
"I sit in a room of writers. On a daily basis, we get to talk about these insane, crazy things, and we Google all these awesome things. I'm sure I'm on an NSA hit list somewhere.
"It's just such a weird and crazy time, and this is just one little story that just hints at this insanity. This is the new world that we live in, and welcome to us."
For whatever reasons, it's a world that's proven to be popular with viewers, which Bacon ("JFK," "Flatliners," "Footloose") said he couldn't have predicted.
"I didn't have any kind of assumption at all that the show was going to do well," he said. "I think you'd have to be crazy in this day and age of television to make those kind of assumptions. I don't care who is involved in it, what kinds of names or who created it or who's in the cast or how big the marketing campaign is.
"It's incredibly competitive out there, and the bar is set very, very high right now, maybe the highest it's ever been in television. I know that as a television consumer.
"I just think that there's such good shows, such good writing. So the fact that people found it and embraced it and the excitement that I feel having done so many different things in the course of my life, the excitement that I feel and the connection that I feel to the fans of this show, is probably deeper than anything I've experienced in my career."
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LELAND, MI -- The body of a 16-year-old who disappeared in a strong Lake Michigan rip current Thursday evening was located by rescuers at about 12:15 p.m. today, an estimated 30 yards from the mouth of the Leland Harbor.
Brian Paul Rolston, of Lake Leelanau, was identified today as the drowning victim.
Rolston was swimming in Lake Michigan Friday near Leland Harbor in Leelanau County when he became caught in a strong rip current.
A friend entered the water to offer aid, but was forced back by the current. He lost sight of Rolston.
A search for Rolston was suspended Thursday night, but resumed today.
Sheriff's officials said Rolston was located today in the general vicinity of where he was last seen.
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Giovanni Maipi, 33, pleaded guilty in June to second-degree disorderly conduct. The Beaverton Municipal Court dismissed a second charge of second-degree criminal trespass.
On April 2, Maipi had performed a "lewd act" while looking at pornography on a public computer within view of two boys, according to Beaverton police. The children's parents came over and also saw Maipi with his left hand moving near his groin, but he was not exposed, according to a police report. Library staff and police were notified, and Maipi was arrested that evening.
The incident sparked a discussion among city staff about how the library should discipline unruly patrons. Practices have been inconsistent over the last year, with five incidents related to pornography or public masturbation all leading to different punishments. Library staffers had made ad hoc decisions, giving one person a warning and banning others from the library for one day to a week.
After Maipi was arrested, Ed House, library director, said he was working with the city attorney's office to draft standardized, formal guidelines.
Maipi served 30 days in jail and, as part of the plea deal, he was ordered not to return to any of the public library buildings, including the downtown facility and the Murray Scholls branch. He also has three years of probation and a $1,280 fine.


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• Who: Michigan State vs. Nicholls State
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Coach Tom Izzo hasn't been comfortable watching Derrick Nix and Adreian Payne play together on the floor after Payne made the transition to power forward. He said he's just about done experimenting with the two and could begin going away from them together in the lineup.
Izzo could begin favoring a small lineup that includes three guards after Gary Harris and Travis Trice returned from injuries.
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As we previously mentioned, the Knicks will have two All-Stars -- starter Carmelo Anthony and reserve center Tyson Chandler -- on the Eastern Conference squad this year, but sixth man J.R. Smith may have gotten snubbed.
As I argued earlier, Smith has been instrumental in the Knicks' success this season. He's leading the team in total minutes, he's second in scoring and he's averaging a career high five rebounds per game. His shooting percentage still lags around 40 percent, but he reduced his turnover rate to just seven percent and he's making over 80 percent of his free throws.
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The Astor Theatre, opened on September 21, 1906 with Annie Russell starring in a production of "A Midsummer Nights Dream". It was built and operated by producers Wagenhais and Kemper, at the corner of Broadway and W. 45th Street, seated 1,600 patrons and was considered one of Broadway's premier venues for decades among the top actors of the era who aspired to play its stage.
Located just next to the Hotel Astor, and later surrounded by theatres like the adjoining Victoria Theatre on Broadway, and on W. 45th Street, the Morosco Theatre, Bijou Theatre and the first Helen Hayes Theatre (which opened as the Folies-Bergere, but quickly became the Fulton Theatre). The Astor Theatre was designed by George W. Keister, who decorated its interior in simple-yet-elegant Greek Revival style.
Red, gold and ivory were the original predominant colors. Outside, the five-floor building, which also contained shops and offices, was a blend of Neo-Classical and Second Empire styles, including a bronze-domed tower at the entrance at Broadway and W. 45th Street.
In 1912, Sam Harris and George M. Cohan took over the Astor Theatre, continuing legitimate fare (except for a 1913 presentation of the hit motion picture "Quo Vadis") until 1916, when the theatre was acquired by the Shuberts, who would run the Astor Theatre until the Depression.
During the times when there were no legitimate bookings, motion pictures were also screened. Starting in 1925, movies replaced live entertainment on a permanent basis at the Astor Theatre, and remained so for the remainder of its existence.
By the 1940's, the Astor Theatre was the theatre that MGM premiered its big-screen Technicolor musicals on Broadway, and remained so for over a decade. The New York premiere of Warner Bros. "East of Eden" starring James Dean was held here on March 9, 1955.
In 1959, a radical modernization of the Astor Theatre to the plans of architect John J. McNamara resulted in a dramatically stark-looking interior, with all of its original decor torn out in favor of expanded orchestra seating. Modernistic murals on its side walls and the removal of the boxes and its set of balconies, replaced by a smaller, single balcony.
The gilded proscenium arch was removed to make way for a huge curving wall-to-wall screen. The exterior was also greatly simplified and its original facade covered by a wall of marble, and given a rather plain, boxy marquee.
In 1972, the Astor Theatre was closed due to maintenance problems, and not long afterwards, both it and its neighbors, the Victoria Theatre, the Helen Hayes Theatre, the Bijou Theatre and Morosco Theatre, were all earmarked for demolition to be replaced with an office tower. Plans were delayed, however, and as preservationists fought for nearly a decade to keep the theatre's standing, the Astor Theatre's old lobby was used for retail space.
In 1982, however, despite the valiant efforts of preservation organizations, the Astor Theatre and its four neighbors were razed to construct the Marriott Marquis New York Hotel, which contains its own legitimate theatre venue.
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I recently watched the Blu-ray disc of Quo Vadis from 1951 and own the souvenir program. now both contain a bit of info that doesn't make sense hence my question.
both the doc. on the Blu-ray disc and the souvenir program state something about the 1912 Italian version of Quo Vadis that doesn't make sense. both state that the 1912 Italian version which opened in New York in 1913 was the 1st feature film to charge a $1 and the first to open at a legitimate theater. this would imply whatever feature films opened in Manhattan previous to the Spring of 1913 opened in actual purpose built "movie theaters".
so what purpose built movie theaters existed in Manhattan previous to the Spring of 1913?
The implication I would get from the above language is that the film was the 1st to open at a theater primarily still being used as a legit theater. Other theaters may have switched full time to movies, or built as nickelodeons.
to Howard B. –
i thank you for your take on the statement made in the doc. and the souvenir program. you have to admit said statement could have been worded better since it does give the impression that there were purpose built movie theaters in Manhattan prior to the Spring of 1913.
bigjoe59….About your 9/29 Quo Vadis comments—the program is wrong. Tickets cost 25 and 50 cents, which you can see for yourself in Astor photo #19. Also, there were no feature films before QV.
Photo added of a shuttered Astor Theatre in 1972. Photo courtesy of the History In Pictures Facebook page.
Original uncropped wide shot of the 1948 photo added 8/16/11, courtesy of the AmeriCar The Beautiful Facebook page. Showing full marquee.
As cited in my retrospective article, "The Box-Office Champ", the Astor held the longest-running engagement of "Gone With the Wind" in the United States.
1947 photo added courtesy of the Hemmings Motor News Facebook page.
Hello to Ed S.–
you have been most helpful in the past so i am a new question. in the intro at top it states that the Astor closed down as a movie theater due to "maintenance problems". what exactly were said problems?
Architect John J. McNamara handled the 1959 modernization. Some interior shots are in photos from the December 17, 1959 reboot of the Astor.
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HILLSBORO – With large scrapes on her elbow and infield dirt caked onto her cheeks, South Medford senior catcher Tia Garrett could only think of one word to describe this past week.
"Chaotic," Garrett said.
A few feet away, Panthers junior Hannah Newman was accepting congratulations for her game-winning two-run single in the seventh inning that delivered No. 30 South Medford a 7-6 comeback road win Friday over No. 6 Glencoe in a thrilling Class 6A quarterfinal softball game.
"I think we're all pretty exhausted," Newman said.
The Panthers were so fatigued that they didn't even seem fazed by a five-run deficit against a Crimson Tide team that was playing in their eighth consecutive quarterfinals. It was simply one more hurdle for the South Medford players to overcome in a week that featured approximately 28 hours of bus rides traveling 1,500 miles in a five-day span.
The journeys up and down Interstate-5 included a 5-1 win in 11 innings at No. 3 Tualatin on Monday, a trip to Roseburg for a rainout Wednesday, a return trip to Roseburg for a 5-4 win Thursday and then having to scramble to find an available bus Friday morning to head to Hillsboro.
After all that, the South Medford softball program landed in a place it's never been: the OSAA semifinals, where the Panthers will again hit the road as the underdog to play at No. 2 South Salem on Tuesday.
"It's been a whirlwind of a week," South Medford coach Miranda Gillaspie-Smith said. "I mean, it's just been crazy. But hey, it's overcoming adversity, it's getting after it, it's playing one at a time and just not giving up until the seventh inning and the third out happens."
It appeared the travel and pressure of the playoffs finally caught up to the scrappy Panthers (13-13) when Glencoe (22-8) scored three runs (on an error, a bunt single by Kamryn Apling and a wild pitch) to take a 6-1 lead in the bottom of the third inning.
But the Panthers and their precocious 14-year-old freshman ace pitcher Pat Moore didn't get rattled and kept their spirits up in the dugout between innings. Moore finished with 12 strikeouts and also went 2 for 4 at the plate with a run scored.
"She has way more composure than almost anybody I know," Garrett, the senior catcher, said of her soon-to-be 15-year-old battery mate. "When I was a freshman, I freaked out. It's amazing how she holds herself together. She was like, 'Hey, I got this.'"
The left-handed Moore settled down to hold Glencoe scoreless in the final four innings.
"We didn't get down on ourselves and stuck together as a team," Moore said.
The South Medford rally began slowly when senior Liz DeVaughn's RBI single in the fourth made it 6-2. After a scoreless fifth, the Panthers' belief skyrocketed with a two-run sixth inning. Newman (2 for 3 with three RBIs) and senior Sara Gartlan (2 for 3 with two doubles) connected for back-to-back RBI doubles in the sixth.
South Medford then kept its historical season going with a three-run top of the seventh, which started with Garrett's hit-by-pitch with the bases loaded that made it 6-5.
That brought up Newman, who worked the count full before drilling a two-run single to center that gave South Medford its first lead at 7-6.
"I got on first base and I almost started crying," Newman said. "It felt amazing."
But the game was far from over. After Glencoe's defense stranded two South Medford runners on second and third in the seventh, the pride-filled Crimson Tide offense made one last rally to keep alive their goal of a repeat semifinals appearance.
Moore walked the first two Crimson Tide batters to start the bottom of the seventh, but she then induced a pop-up bunt that she caught and threw to first base for the double play. Then, with the tying runner on second, Moore focused on Garrett's mitt and recorded her 12th and final strikeout to clinch the win.
"She struggled a little bit, but we're going with her and we have all the confidence in the world in her," Gillaspie-Smith said of Moore, who began her love of softball as a child in the San Diego area before moving to southern Oregon in the fifth grade. "She believes in her defense and they believe in her."
For Glencoe, which lost in the 2013 state championship game, it was a bittersweet ending to another memorable season. The Crimson Tide took a 2-0 lead on senior Emilee Eastman's two-run homer in the first inning and extended their lead to 3-1 in the third inning on senior Courtney Clayton's RBI single that scored sophomore Macy Besuyen, who tripled.
"It's a bummer and I felt sad for them to go out that way," Glencoe coach Jacy Jukkala said. "We didn't play our best game, but that's the way softball is. Not every night is your night. But it's been an awesome year."
Jukkala also wasn't surprised by the play of South Medford, which lost at Glencoe in the first round of the playoffs last season. Jukkala holds the Panthers' conference in such high regard that she doesn't put much significance in their No. 30 state seed.
"That south league is the best in the state, hands down," Jukkala said. "That is not the 30th-ranked team in the state. No way. There's no doubt in my mind about that."
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But according to the president of the Jersey City Board of Education the school district is prohibited from leasing property and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark isn't interested in selling the vacant church.
The parking lot and play area at School 27, on Kennedy Boulevard and North Street, is dotted with roughly a dozen trailers because the school can't hold the 1,200 students that attend there, Assemblyman Sean Connors said. School 28, on Hancock Avenue near South Street, has approximately 1,100 students and has four trailers as classrooms.
His solution is work out a deal with the Archdiocese of Newark and the St. Anne's parish, for space in the St. Anne's School, which closed in June. The school is located at Kennedy Boulevard and Congress Street, just a block away from School 27.
"We cannot in good conscience sit idly by and allow our public school students to be educated in substandard classroom trailers when we have a vacant school within blocks of Public Schools 27 and 28 that is fully equipped and ready to accommodate the learning needs of Jersey City children," Connors said in a statement.
But according to BOE President Sue Mack, the school district is prohibited from leasing any property by regulations imposed by the state Schools Development Authority, and the archdiocese isn't interested in selling St. Anne's.
Asked about the Infinity Institute, a school for gifted students housed in a facility the district rents from the archdiocese at $400,000 annually, Mack called that "an Epps deal," referring to former superintendent Charles T. Epps Jr.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Geno Auriemma hasn't lost too many NCAA tournament games in Connecticut.
The Hall of Fame coach was hard pressed to remember a harder regional than the one his Huskies will face this weekend in Bridgeport.
Top-seeded University of Connecticut (31-4) will play No. 5 Maryland (26-7) in one semifinal Saturday. Second-seeded Kentucky (29-5) will face Elena Delle Donne and No. 6 Delaware (32-3) in the other.
"There are four great teams, lots of marquee names, lots of interesting side stories, and that leads to a great environment," said Auriemma, whose team has won 41 of 42 NCAA games in the Nutmeg State.
UConn's lone blemish came against Duke in 2006 in the regional final. That game was also played in Bridgeport.
If Delaware and UConn do make it through, it would set up an intriguing final. Delle Donne originally signed with UConn before leaving after a short stay to return home to Delaware.
"I haven't allowed myself to think about that," Delle Donne said. "All year our team has said just focus on the next game. If we were thinking about UConn, we'd overlook Kentucky. We're focused on Kentucky to hopefully advance."
Delle Donne is one of three reigning conference players of the year still around in Bridgeport. Many fans might be surprised to learn UConn is the only team that doesn't have one.
"I think this is one of the more difficult first-round games of the regionals. And the other game, yeah, you got really good players on every team," Auriemma said. "I'm sure every region has got their own, but I don't know that anyone has more than what exists here. Kentucky's back again and Maryland's in again."
The Huskies beat the Terrapins by 15 points in the Jimmy V Classic in December. Two-time ACC player of the year Alyssa Thomas had just six points. UConn star Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis played five minutes before suffering a concussion. She's healthy now.
The first game features two stars in Delle Donne and two-time SEC player of the year A'dia Mathies.
Mathies, who had a stomach bug, matched her career high with 34 points in the second-round win over Dayton.
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(1)This Chapter applies to premises if—
(a)they consist of a self-contained building or part of a building, with or without appurtenant property,
(b)they contain two or more flats held by qualifying tenants, and
(c)the total number of flats held by such tenants is not less than two-thirds of the total number of flats contained in the premises.
(2)A building is a self-contained building if it is structurally detached.
(3)A part of a building is a self-contained part of the building if—
(a)it constitutes a vertical division of the building,
(b)the structure of the building is such that it could be redeveloped independently of the rest of the building, and
(c)subsection (4) applies in relation to it.
(4)This subsection applies in relation to a part of a building if the relevant services provided for occupiers of it—
(a)are provided independently of the relevant services provided for occupiers of the rest of the building, or
(b)could be so provided without involving the carrying out of works likely to result in a significant interruption in the provision of any relevant services for occupiers of the rest of the building.
(5)Relevant services are services provided by means of pipes, cables or other fixed installations.
(6)Schedule 6 (premises excepted from this Chapter) has effect.
(1)This section specifies what is a RTM company.
(2)A company is a RTM company in relation to premises if—
(a)it is a private company limited by guarantee, and
(b)its memorandum of association states that its object, or one of its objects, is the acquisition and exercise of the right to manage the premises.
(3)But a company is not a RTM company if it is a commonhold association (within the meaning of Part 1).
(4)And a company is not a RTM company in relation to premises if another company is already a RTM company in relation to the premises or to any premises containing or contained in the premises.
(5)If the freehold of any premises is conveyed or transferred to a company which is a RTM company in relation to the premises, or any premises containing or contained in the premises, it ceases to be a RTM company when the conveyance or transfer is executed.
(1)The persons who are entitled to be members of a company which is a RTM company in relation to premises are—
(a)qualifying tenants of flats contained in the premises, and
(b)from the date on which it acquires the right to manage (referred to in this Chapter as the "acquisition date"), landlords under leases of the whole or any part of the premises.
(2)The appropriate national authority shall make regulations about the content and form of the memorandum of association and articles of association of RTM companies.
(3)A RTM company may adopt provisions of the regulations for its memorandum or articles.
(4)The regulations may include provision which is to have effect for a RTM company whether or not it is adopted by the company.
(5)A provision of the memorandum or articles of a RTM company has no effect to the extent that it is inconsistent with the regulations.
(6)The regulations have effect in relation to a memorandum or articles—
(a)irrespective of the date of the memorandum or articles, but
(b)subject to any transitional provisions of the regulations.
(7)The following provisions of the Companies Act 1985 (c. 6) do not apply to a RTM company—
(a)sections 2(7) and 3 (memorandum), and
(b)section 8 (articles).
(1)This section specifies whether there is a qualifying tenant of a flat for the purposes of this Chapter and, if so, who it is.
(2)Subject as follows, a person is the qualifying tenant of a flat if he is tenant of the flat under a long lease.
(3)Subsection (2) does not apply where the lease is a tenancy to which Part 2 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (c. 56) (business tenancies) applies.
(4)Subsection (2) does not apply where—
(a)the lease was granted by sub-demise out of a superior lease other than a long lease,
(b)the grant was made in breach of the terms of the superior lease, and
(c)there has been no waiver of the breach by the superior landlord.
(5)No flat has more than one qualifying tenant at any one time; and subsections (6) and (7) apply accordingly.
(6)Where a flat is being let under two or more long leases, a tenant under any of those leases which is superior to that held by another is not the qualifying tenant of the flat.
(7)Where a flat is being let to joint tenants under a long lease, the joint tenants shall (subject to subsection (6)) be regarded as jointly being the qualifying tenant of the flat.
(1)This section and section 77 specify what is a long lease for the purposes of this Chapter.
(2)Subject to section 77, a lease is a long lease if—
(a)it is granted for a term of years certain exceeding 21 years, whether or not it is (or may become) terminable before the end of that term by notice given by or to the tenant, by re-entry or forfeiture or otherwise,
(b)it is for a term fixed by law under a grant with a covenant or obligation for perpetual renewal (but is not a lease by sub-demise from one which is not a long lease),
(c)it takes effect under section 149(6) of the Law of Property Act 1925 (c. 20) (leases terminable after a death or marriage),
(d)it was granted in pursuance of the right to buy conferred by Part 5 of the Housing Act 1985 (c. 68) or in pursuance of the right to acquire on rent to mortgage terms conferred by that Part of that Act,
(e)it is a shared ownership lease, whether granted in pursuance of that Part of that Act or otherwise, where the tenant's total share is 100 per cent., or
(f)it was granted in pursuance of that Part of that Act as it has effect by virtue of section 17 of the Housing Act 1996 (c. 52) (the right to acquire).
(3)"Shared ownership lease" means a lease—
(a)granted on payment of a premium calculated by reference to a percentage of the value of the demised premises or the cost of providing them, or
(b)under which the tenant (or his personal representatives) will or may be entitled to a sum calculated by reference, directly or indirectly, to the value of those premises.
(4)"Total share", in relation to the interest of a tenant under a shared ownership lease, means his initial share plus any additional share or shares in the demised premises which he has acquired.
(1)A lease terminable by notice after a death or marriage is not a long lease if—
(a)the notice is capable of being given at any time after the death or marriage of the tenant,
(b)the length of the notice is not more than three months, and
(c)the terms of the lease preclude both its assignment otherwise than by virtue of section 92 of the Housing Act 1985 (assignments by way of exchange) and the sub-letting of the whole of the demised premises.
(2)Where the tenant of any property under a long lease, on the coming to an end of the lease, becomes or has become tenant of the property or part of it under any subsequent tenancy (whether by express grant or by implication of law), that tenancy is a long lease irrespective of its terms.
(3)A lease—
(a)granted for a term of years certain not exceeding 21 years, but with a covenant or obligation for renewal without payment of a premium (but not for perpetual renewal), and
(b)renewed on one or more occasions so as to bring to more than 21 years the total of the terms granted (including any interval between the end of a lease and the grant of a renewal),
is to be treated as if the term originally granted had been one exceeding 21 years.
(4)Where a long lease—
(a)is or was continued for any period under Part 1 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (c. 56) or under Schedule 10 to the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 (c. 42), or
(b)was continued for any period under the Leasehold Property (Temporary Provisions) Act 1951 (c. 38),
it remains a long lease during that period.
(5)Where in the case of a flat there are at any time two or more separate leases, with the same landlord and the same tenant, and—
(a)the property comprised in one of those leases consists of either the flat or a part of it (in either case with or without appurtenant property), and
(b)the property comprised in every other lease consists of either a part of the flat (with or without appurtenant property) or appurtenant property only,
there shall be taken to be a single long lease of the property comprised in such of those leases as are long leases.
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A driver involved in an accident that killed a 14-year-old trick-or-treater last year has been cited for traffic violations.
Christopher Lee was cited for not having insurance and current registration on his car, Lehigh County District Attorney James Martin said Thursday.
Martin announced Tuesday that Lee, 29, of Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., would not face criminal charges in the Oct. 26 accident in Upper Macungie Township.
The accident happened as Jordan Steinmetz walked in the same direction as traffic on Schantz Road , wearing dark, non-reflective clothing while trick-or-treating with friends, officials said. Steinmetz later died of his injuries.


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Warner Bros. names vp of worldwide marketing
July 7, 2005-- Home Textiles Today,
BURBANK, Calif. -- Warner Bros. Consumer Products has named Lisa Avent vice president of worldwide marketing. She will handle marketing for the Looney Tunes and DC Comics brands, and oversee regional marketing for Latin America and Asia/Pacific.
In the home textiles arena, licenses for Looney Tunes properties are held by Dan River for bedding; Jay Franco & Sons for bath products; Karsten America for beach towels; and Mohawk Home for throws. Licenses for DC Comics' Batman property are held by The Northwest Company for throws and Franco Manufacturing for bedding, bath and beach.Avent comes to Warner Bros. Consumer Products after seven years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), where she led the worldwide licensing and retail development department. While at MGM, she developed and launched the Pink Panther film and classic licensing program.
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Joshua Redman Trio at Jazz at the Bistro, St Louis, October 7, 2010
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St Louis, MO
October 7, 2010
St. Louis' prime jazz venue again welcomed Joshua Redman. His partners for this outing were Reuben Rogers on acoustic bass and Gregory Hutchinson on drums. Redman has always had strong preference for the trio format, with uncommon sidemen. In the era of Back East (Nonesuch, 2007) his saxophone was supported by several outstanding bass and drum teams including: FLY with Ali Jackson Jr., Christian McBride with Brian Blade, and Reuben Rogers with Eric Harland, among others.
Redman had no trouble filling the gaps left vacant by the missing comping instrument. Like Sonny Rollins, he seemed more comfortable and inventive without a piano or guitar limiting or restricting the harmonic choices. The triangle setup at the Bistro provided easy eye contact among the musicians. Redman, the obvious leader, embraced an approach which yielded front and center solo exposure for each instrument, rather than mere supportive roles for the rhythm section. The set seemed unrehearsed and fresh, drawn from the Redman book, as he glanced during each selection looking for the next, with no apparent set list.
"Surrey With the Fringe..." kicked off the first set. Redman changed keys repeatedly with each phrase, yielding an exciting new life for the old staple. He followed with "Extra Sauce," a Redman original. The third tune, also from the Back East collection was "Crisis" penned by trumpeter Freddie Hubbard during his tenure with Art Blakey's Messengers, about 1960.
A stellar reading of "Stardust" slowed the pace, and provided a ballad. Redman stayed on tenor sax the whole set with only one excursion to soprano. The group concluded with a funky reading of a contemporary pop tune announced as coming from the Police (Sting or Andy Summers). This groovy exploration was reminiscent of Redman's Elastic (Warner Bros. Records, 2002) Band era.
The group obviously enjoyed the venue, the patrons and the warm St. Louis reception. With Redman, Hutchinson and Rodgers, the Bistro faithful were treated to improvisation and interchange at the high level for which Jazz at the Bistro is known, a level not all that common in today's live jazz.
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S Main St / W Waterloo Rd median real estate price is $78,035, which is less expensive than 83.4% of Ohio neighborhoods and 91.5% of all U.S. neighborhoods.
The average rental price in S Main St / W Waterloo Rd is currently $772, based on NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis. Rents here are currently lower in price than 63.2% of Ohio neighborhoods.
S Main St / W Waterloo Rd is a suburban neighborhood (based on population density) located in Akron, Ohio.
S Main St / W Waterloo Rd real estate is primarily made up of medium sized (three or four bedroom) to small (studio to two bedroom) single-family homes and small apartment buildings. Most of the residential real estate is owner occupied. Many of the residences in the S Main St / W Waterloo Rd neighborhood are older, well-established, built between 1940 and 1969. A number of residences were also built before 1940.
Home and apartment vacancy rates are 9.7% in S Main St / W Waterloo Rd. NeighborhoodScout analysis shows that this rate is lower than 47.3% of the neighborhoods in the nation, approximately near the middle range for vacancies.


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With specialist divisions dedicated to the recruitment of locum doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and clerical staff, ID Medical is the obvious locum agency of choice for candidates and clients alike. Within its Doctors division are devoted teams covering the A&E, mental health, medicine, consultants, paediatrics, ophthalmology, obstetrics and gynaecology, anaesthetics and surgery specialities to ensure you receive the best expertise and service.
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What's in the Workbox Wednesday: 4th Grade
Hi everyone! Welcome to another glorious Wednesday! Today we'll be sharing our workboxes for Turbo who is currently in the 4th grade.
As you can see his first box contains supplies and his Daily Learning Notebook.
Turbo (4th grade)
- Art: World's Greatest Artists 2 and See the Light Art DVDs
- Bible: Grapevine Studies, and Kay Arthur Discover 4 yourself
- Spelling: All About Spelling
- English/Grammar: Rod & Staff English 3 ( I was advised to use a grade level down since we're just starting and so far that advice is proving to be accurate.)
- Reading: Abeka 4
- Math: Math U See Delta
- History: Abeka History
- Literature: Classical Literature Units
- Music: World's Greatest Composers Vol 1 (Continued from last year)
- Robotics: LEGO Education We're using the Simple Mechanisms set this year.
- Science: Abeka Science, & some of my scientist units.
- P.E.: Family Time Fitness
- Piano: Piano is Easy (We're starting with Teach Yourself Piano Step by Step)
- Handwriting: BJU Handwriting 4
- Typing: Typing Instructor (CD Version, each of them has their own login)
- Vocabulary: Wordly Wise 4 (This is our first year trying this so our thoughts on it are still TBD.)
- Writing: Write Shop Junior D mixed with Institute for Excellence in Writing
His next box contains everything he needs to do math. We're currently using Math U See Delta. Each day after school is over I pull out the next day's worksheet and lay it on top of his book. That way he knows what is to be done.
The next box contains our BJU Handwriting 4 and Rod & Staff English 3. So far we like both of these programs.
His next box contains Wordly Wise 4 and BJU Press Spelling 4 along with All About Spelling. We're currently using the BJU Spelling for a more difficult word list, but I still prefer the phonics lessons that go with the All About Spelling program. So we do a quick lesson, then he does his BJU Worksheet.
And his last box contains a couple things. First is the World's Greatest Composers Vol 1, Grapevine Studies (the green binder), and his Abeka Reading 4 and Read & Think Skill sheets. If you haven't tried the Read & Think Skill sheets, I highly recommend them! They're short timed reading drills with comprehension questions. It's a great way to get used to doing those pesky comprehension sections in the standardized testing units.
As you can see the group activities such as art, PE, science, history, typing, etc. are not kept in our workboxes, since we only have 5 drawers we really put our more independent and core work in there. Then we do the group stuff together either before or after our workboxes depending on the day and my mood :o)
After school is done each day I will re-fill the drawers with his new work for the next day. It usually just takes a couple minutes per student to pull out the new work. But it spares me chaos in the morning since we're ready to go.
Have some great workbox ideas to share? Make sure to leave a comment below!
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I love your workbox ideas, and I can't wait to set up mine. Out of curiosity, how many minutes or pages do you expect or plan for your kids to do in each box?
Hi there,
I love the work boxes! I was wondering where you got the plastic container for the Math U See blocks? It looks perfect to hold the blocks- right now I have mine in ziploc bags. 🙂
I love your daily learning notebooks! I printed them off for my 2nd & Kinder to start using today. I started to for my preschooler but noticed what I downloaded was for 2012-2013. Do you have updated 2013-2014 calendar sheets for the preschool daily learning notebook? If so where would I find them because I would love to use them! Thanks, Jill
Never mind I just found it!!!
You've probably blogged about this before somewhere, but typically how much time does it take to go through all these assignments? Do you take breaks? I feel like our school day can take forever, but a lot of it is due to the kids getting up quite a bit between assignments. Would love your feedback! Maybe a blog post idea for you, to help us :), on disciplining kids to work hard 🙂
Just curious if he is using Math U See Delta or Gamma? My son is in grade 4 atm and is using Gamma, so I was wondering if we are behind technically? I see in the photo's Gamma, but on your list Delta. Looks great by the way! 😀 I would love to hear your advice also on how to get boys to enjoy or at the very least tolerate writing without crying fits….haha! Mine just despises it!
My son completed Gamma and Delta in the same year. I think fourth graders should complete Delta – division is a heavy emphasis in 4th grade.
I'd love to see a schedule for how you fill your kids workboxes (a breakdown of how many times a week you do geography, writing, science, grammar, and specials (music, art, etc)?
It seems we have a lot to cover each day to complete the year-long curriculum.
Thanks for all the great info/tips!
I'd love to see a breakdown of how many times a week you do geography, writing, science, grammar, and specials (music, art, etc)?
It seems we have a lot to cover each day to complete the year-long curriculum.
Thanks for all the great info/tips!


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There are plenty of marquee games slated for Week 5 for top players across the state. However, for one team, every game is now in the spotlight.
Heading into Friday night, Ithaca has won 46-straight games. That streak is good enough to be tied for the longest winning streak in the entire nation, sharing the spotlight with Regina High School in Iowa. It only makes sense that Ithaca quarterback Travis Smith has been a mainstay on the list.
Leading a team that averages 60 points a game, Smith will look to keep up his impressive numbers (44-of-52 passing, 814 yards, 15 touchdowns) with the national spotlight following him as the Yellowjackets take on Carrollton on Friday night. Smith has his own streak going as well, as he has not tossed an interception yet this season.
While on the topic of winning streaks, New Lothrop has won 31-straight in the regular season dating back to 2009. A main player in keeping that streak alive currently is Armari Coleman. A Central Michigan recruit at corner back, Coleman continues to get a ton of praise from anyone that has seen him play.
"Amari Coleman from New Lothrop is a stud," Ross Maghielse of the Flint Journal said. "His stats are misleading because he's a shutdown corner and nobody even throws to his side of the field anymore."
Jason Barczy of The Argus-Press agrees with Maghielse.
"Amari Coleman has been a constant threat to score every time he touches the ball," Barczy said. "He'll be looking to return a punt for a touchdown for the fifth straight week this season - that is if Atherton actually punts to him. I know I wouldn't."
As Ithaca and New Lothrop can focus on keeping streaks alive, there are plenty of other teams that will looking just to survive this week. The challenging matchups just give some of our watch list players a bigger platform for which to make a statement on.
Muskegon Mona Shores WR/S Asantay Brown will face a major challenge when it face Muskegon on Friday night.
"He'll be facing his biggest test of the season so far against Muskegon's defense," Muskegon Chronicle's Mark Opfermann said. "But he did break a 97-yarder for a score in last year's game won by the Big Reds."
On the other side of the field, Deshaun Thrower will looking to be have a bounce-back performance for Muskegon. The senior quarterback was limited to 40 yards rushing in last week's loss to Lowell.
"(Thrower) could cause issues for the Mona Shores defense if he breaks the line of scrimmage," Opfermann said.
Nick Mattich of Clarkston, one of the few OL/DL players on the list, has continued to give his quarterback, D.J. Zezula, plenty of time to get the ball into the hands of receivers. Yet, with Stoney Creek rolling into town on Friday night, Mattich will need to be ferocious in the trenches on both sides of the ball in order for Clarkston's game plan to work.
Rockford will also have a test to open up OK Red Division play as it takes on a productive Holland West Ottawa team. That means Rockford linebacker Brent Showers will have a chance to make a statement, as it still trying to shake the doubts of naysayers after its 45-0 loss to Muskegon.
Lawrence Marshall of Southfield continues to be one of the standout defensive lineman in the state, even outshining his talented teammate Malik McDowell. Yet, the grind never seems to end for Marshall and his fellow Bluejays as they face an undefeated Farmington Hills Harrison team with a punishing rushing attack. Still, that hasn't stopped Marshall from forcing at least one game-changing turnover in past games.
Then there is the OK White clash between Grand Rapids Christian and East Grand Rapids, where Christian quarterback Tyler Sigler will continue to be the field general despite the absence of its best player in wide reciever Drake Harris.
Expect big weeks from Ross Williams (RB) of Birmingham Groves, Jake Pearson (QB) of Rapid River, Alex Grace (RB) of Saginaw Swan Valley, and Kyle Bambard (QB) of Walled Lake Western.
"This young man is almost single-handedly responsible for the resurgence at Groves," Clawson coach Jim Sparks said.
Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list
(In alphabetical order)
Kyle Bambard (Sr.) Walled Lake Western, QB/K
Danny Bauder (Sr.) Zeeland West, RB
Asantay Brown (Sr.) Mona Shores, WR/S
Jayru Campbell (Jr.) Detroit Cass Tech, QB/DB
Brian Cole (Jr.) Saginaw Heritage, RB/DB
Amari Coleman (Sr.) New Lothrop, WR/DB
Jay Doll (Jr.) Paw Paw, QB
Drew Dowding (Sr.) Michigan Center, LB/FB
Alex Grace (Jr.) Saginaw Swan Valley, RB
Justin Hull (Jr.) Constantine, RB
Sean Koski (Sr.) Macomb L'Anse Creuse North, QB
Lawrence Marshall (Sr.) Southfield, DE
Nick Mattich (Sr.) Clarkston, OL/DL
Malik McDowell (Sr.) Southfield, DE
Alex Neering (Sr.) Essexville Garber, DE/OT
Jake Pearson (Sr.) Rapid River, QB
Kyle Rachwal (Sr.) Lapeer East, LB/TE/FB
Brent Showers (Sr.) Rockford, LB
Travis Smith (Sr.) Ithaca, QB/DB
Tyler Sigler (Sr.) Grand Rapids Christian, QB
Chance Stewart (Sr.) Sturgis, QB
Deshaun Thrower (Sr.) Muskegon, QB
Jared Wangler (Sr.) Warren De La Salle, LB
Damon Webb (Sr.) Detroit Cass Tech, DB/WR
Ross Williams (Sr.) Birmingham Groves, RB


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The upcoming federal corruption trial of Mose Jefferson and his ex-girlfriend, former City Councilwoman Renee Gill Pratt, has been postponed until Oct. 4. It had been set to begin Aug. 2.
The order delaying the trial, signed by U.S. District Judge Ivan Lemelle, says the trial will likely last two or three weeks. It does not give a reason for the holdup, though Arthur "Buddy" Lemann, a lawyer for Jefferson, said he believes it owes to a scheduling conflict.
Jefferson and Gill Pratt are charged with conspiring to loot charities they controlled to the tune of about $1 million. Gill Pratt is accused of using her position as a state representative and then a member of the New Orleans City Council to steer government grants to the groups.
Jefferson has been in a federal penitentiary in Texas since March 29 after his conviction last year on charges that he bribed then-School Board President Ellenese Brooks-Simms. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison and ordered to pay $913,000 in restitution in that case.
U.S. District Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon initially allowed Jefferson to remain free on bond after she imposed the sentence, so he could prepare for trial on the charity-bilking charges. But after repeated delays in the second trial, she ordered him to report to prison.
Jefferson's sister, former 4th District Assessor Betty Jefferson, was also charged in the charity scheme, along with her daughter, Angela Coleman. The two pleaded guilty in February to a single conspiracy charge and have agreed to testify against Mose Jefferson and Gill Pratt at trial.
Another sister, Brenda Jefferson Foster, pleaded guilty in June 2008 to knowing about the alleged thefts from the nonprofits. She has also agreed to testify.
Neither Betty Jefferson nor Brenda Foster has been sentenced yet, and they likely won't be until after the trial against Mose Jefferson is concluded.
The best-known of the Jefferson siblings, former U.S. Rep. William Jefferson, was sentenced last November to 13 years in federal prison for soliciting bribes in connection with business dealings in west Africa. He has been allowed to remain free while his appeal is pending.


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While the Civil War ended in 1865, nearly 85 percent of the battlegrounds are still fighting for their freedom today.
On Tuesday, the Civil War Trust announced plans to restore Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's Headquarters in Gettysburg. This four-acre plot is one of many that the Civil War Trust is looking to transform.
WATCH: Pennsylvania first lady Susan Corbett talks on preserving historic Gettysburg battleground
According to the Civil War Trust's website, only 15 percent of America's Civil War Battlefields are protected as National Parks. There is a long list of properties that the Civil War Trust is currently working on and hoping to restore in the future, said Mary Koik, deputy director of communications of The Civil War Trust.
Here's the list of Civil War Battlefields they are currently working on. Interested in helping? Click on the battlefield's name to find out more information.
- North Anna - Virginia: The Civil War Trust is working to save all 665 acres of the 1864 Jericho Mill battlefield.
- Port Republic – Virginia: The Civil War Trust is making an effort to save 429 acres of battlefield.
- Four Battlefields: Appomattox Court House - Virginia, Bentonville – North Carolina, Mansfield - Louisiana and Petersburg – Virginia: The Civil War Trust is working to save 306 acres of land at these four key battle sites.
- Glendale – Virginia: The Civil War Trust is making an effort to save 57 acres of land along Long Bridge Road at the 1862 battlefield.
- Mill Springs – Kentucky: The Civil War trust initiated this campaign in 2013 to save 102 acres of the Mill Springs Battlefield.
- Fredericksburg – Virginia: What the Civil War Trust calls their "most ambitious Civil War battlefield preservation project ever." This fundraising campaign aims to save Slaughter Pen Farm.


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Western Michigan University
KALAMAZOO -- Fashion show to benefit homeless. Student designs and models will be featured in fashion shows at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Bernhard Center ballroom.
Proceeds from the Merchandising Opportunities Design Association's semiannual show will go to the Kalamazoo Gospel Mission this year.
The event, "MODA Glamour" features 30 student designers and 48 volunteer models.
Tickets are $5 for students, $8 for general admission and $25 for VIPs. Tickets for VIP seats are not available at the door and must be purchased in advance.
For more information, visit modawmu.com or contact email@example.com or (269) 270-7051.


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Youth volunteering at significant rate, says CSC CEO Penny Rowe
Penny Rowe, CEO of the Community Sector Council Newfoundland and Labrador, speaks at a volunteerism luncheon in St. John's this week to announce details for Volunteer Week, April 21-27. — Submitted photo
About 50 per cent of the province's population, 15 years of age and older, are involved in volunteer activities to support their communities.
According to Statistics Canada, about 197,000 people in the province were volunteers in 2010.
And, Penny Rowe, CEO of the Community Sector Council Newfoundland and Labrador (CSC), says young people are volunteering at a significant rate, but they're probably doing it differently than previous generations.
"Let's Make Some Noise," will be the theme this year for Volunteer Week in Newfoundland and Labrador, April 21-27.
The CSC says the plan this year is to celebrate volunteer efforts in a unique way, by encouraging people and organizations to make some noise to let everyone know how much volunteers are appreciated.
Details for the week were announced at a recent volunteerism luncheon in St. John's.
Rowe said in an interview, broad celebrations will be held during Volunteer Week.
"We don't focus on individuals being nominated, selected, brought through a process and becoming a winner," Rowe said. "It's about encouraging people all around the province to say thank-you during Volunteer Week. In St. John's, we do have an award ceremony, but anyone who's named by their organization will receive an award."
Rowe said, as an example, there can be 80 people named by an organization who will receive certificates during the week.
An awards ceremony will be held Apr. 21 in St. John's, but other events will be held throughout the province as well.
One of the biggest events, Rowe said, is on the Bonavista Peninsula, hosted by the Coaker Foundation in Port Union. She said volunteers from every community around the peninsula come out and have a night of great fun and celebration, with entertainers, singers, skits and speeches by local politicians.
Rowe said the biggest challenge today is how to restructure volunteering and match volunteers with activities they're interested in.
Some people may be interested in being a treasurer on a board, but not interested in going out and cleaning up a beach and vice versa, Rowe said.
Some volunteers may not be willing to sit on a board or make a commitment for two or three years, Rowe added, and investing time in meetings may not be the right fit for everybody.
"Organizations have to be better equipped at knowing what they need and targeting and pitching their recruitment to people for specific positions," Rowe said.
"The other message is that volunteers just don't fall out of the trees. They just don't happen. You've got to be open, got to be known, have a way for people to communicate with you and you've got to reach out," she said.
The most important way of recruiting volunteers is the personal touch, Rowe said, but having really good fits or matches is important.
Otherwise, she said, although a person may feel strong-armed by a friend to volunteer with an organization, it may not be something they're really interested in.
"So, it may turn you off a bit," Rowe said, "whereas if you go to another organization, where you had a really good fit and really good match, it would be great.
The CSC has a project out of its Gander office called Matchmaker which aims to match volunteers and the needs of organizations.
Rowe said the same thing is being tried in a clusters project in Bonavista.
"If you're going to be able to continue and have good volunteer programs in the future, your organization has to give some serious consideration to how you recruit your volunteers and what kind of opportunities and levels of satisfaction you give to those volunteers. It's not just about counting heads. It's about making really good matches," Rowe said.


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Oly's Yeik settles for 2nd at Mat Classic
With his right eye black, nearly swollen shut, and a defending state champion lurking on the opposite side of the mat, the odds were stacked against Olympic's Branden Yeik.
Drawing undefeated Jason Gray of Enumclaw, who in 2008 won a state title at 125 pounds, Yeik fell shy in the Class 3A 140-pound state title match at Mat Classic XXI at the Tacoma Dome Saturday, losing 9-7.
Yeik, also a defending state champion (130), never led in the match.
"It was like David and Goliath," said Yeik, who despite his one-loss record coming into the match, was a heavy underdog.
Gray built a 2-0 lead through one period and went ahead 4-0 early in the second before Yeik tallied a point. Yeik inched within 4-3 at the 1:20 mark of the second, and 5-4 at one point in the third, but that was the closest he got. Gray built the lead to 9-5 with 50 seconds remaining in the third and final period before Yeik cut it to 9-7.
"Branden did exactly what he had to do," Oly coach Steve Polillo said. "He never let things get out of control, and that's what Gray does to guys."
Teammate Jesse Borcherding (125), who Friday set the school record for pins in a single season (24) en route to two victories and a berth to the semis, dropped consecutive matches Saturday before rebounding to finish fifth.
Borcherding, a junior who finished fourth at last year's Mat Classic, said he was disappointed with the fifth-place finish.
"It's the curse of the Tacoma Dome, I guess," Borcherding said.
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Facing his former team, newly appointed Centenary Head Coach Brendan Twomey opened the 2012-13 season with a tough 88-62 loss to the Stevens Institute of Technology Ducks in game two of the second annual Comfort Inn Tip-Off Tournament on Friday night.
Despite a 19-point performance from senior captain Max Hughes (Nazareth, Notre Dame Green Pond), the Cyclones were unable to contain the solid ball movement by the Ducks, who averaged 51.5% from the floor.
Early on, the Cyclones found themselves down 8-0 before calling a timeout less than two minutes into the start of the game. Coming out of the huddle, the Cyclones responded behind a drained three from Hughes outside the perimeter to put Centenary on the board.
Unfortuantely for the Cyclones, the Ducks continued to attack, taking an 11-0 run for a 19-3 lead, forcing another Centenary timeout. Once again the timeout proved successfull for the Cyclones as Kenneth Brown (Endicott, NY, Union Endicott) nailed a short jumper and wide-open three back-to-back to shorten the deficit to 19-8.
The Ducks responded immediately back however, returning with seven unanswered points before Hughes followed up with yet another three to bring the game to 26-11 with just over 11 minutes to go in the half.
With the help of a quick layup off a steal by Andy Charles (West Orange, NJ, Montclair) and a quick three from Djovan Beausejour (Doylestown, PA, Central Bucks East), the Cyclones were able to bring the game to within 12 points before the Ducks were able to pull back away with a 46-26 lead going into the half.
The second half proved to have much of the same struggles as the Ducks continued to move the ball relentlessly, going up as much as 32 points over the Cyclones before going on to take an 88-62 victory and hand Centenary their first loss of a very young season.
Hughes finished the game with a game-high 19 points on the day, shooting 5-8 from the perimeter while adding six rebounds, a block and a steal for the Cyclones while Charles added 15 points, five rebounds, three steals and a block in his 29 minutes on the court.
Twomey's first loss came to a very solid Stevens team, one that he knew entering the game would prove to be a challenge after his time spent as an assistant coach for the Ducks.
In the consolation game of the 2012 Comfort Inn Tip-Off Tournament, the Cyclones were unable to nail the final basket of the game, falling to the DeSales University Bulldogs 66-63 on Saturday afternoon.
The Bulldogs came out attacking early on with four unanswered points before Gabe Cheavers (Howell, Howell) attacked the paint for an easy layup to put Centenary on the board down 4-2. Following a pair of Bulldog free throws, Cheavers brought the Cyclones right back with a big three from outside to bring the deficit to 6-5 with just under 16 minutes to go.
The Bulldogs would respond right back with an 11-2 run of their own before Cheavers, Max Hughes (Nazareth, Notre Dame Green Pond), and Djovan Beausejour (Doylestown, Pa., Central Bucks East) would nail three consecutive threes to bring the game to within one.
With under eight minutes remaining, senior Warren Murphy (Ridgefield Park, Ridgefield Park) would come up with a huge steal for the Cyclones, leading to a layup from Kyle Malavasi (Asbury, North Hunterdon) to give the Cyclones their first lead of the game up 18-17.
Following an exchange of baskets to bring the game to 23-23, the Cyclones broke away on a 8-1 run of their own for their largest lead of the half ahead 31-24 and would continue to score, taking a 34-30 lead into halftime.
Coming out of the half, the Bulldogs began to attack with a 7-2 run to take back the lead before Hughes responded back with a big three to put Centenary back on top 39-37 with just over 17 minutes remaining.
After holding the lead for most of the second half, the Cyclones found themselves ahead 60-53 with about 6:30 left in the game before the Bulldogs began to wake up offensively.
Unable to bring down an offensive rebound, the Cyclones began to lose their lead as the Bulldogs responded back to bring the Centenary lead to 62-61 with just over a minute and a half remaining, causing DeSales to call a timeout.
Coming out of the timeout, things looked good for the Cyclones as Hughes stole the ball from DeSales' Mike Coleman that would lead to a Bulldog foul, sending Andy Charles (West Orange, Montclair) to the line.
After making his first shot to put the Cyclones up by two, the Bulldogs came right back with a huge three point bucket from Coleman to put DeSales back on top 64-63 with only 15 seconds remaining in the game. After a pair of Bulldog free throws, Malavasi tried to hurl up a half-court buzzer-beater attempt with just over a second left on the clock, but was unable to connect, allowing DeSales to pull away with third-place in the 2012 Comfort Inn Tip-Off Tournament 66-63.
Murphy led the Cyclones with 14 points, seven assists, four rebounds, and three steals while Cheavers picked up 11 points, four rebounds and a steal. Hughes was named to the 2012 Comfort Inn Tip-Off Tournament after finishing today's game with eight points, three rebounds and a pair of steals and a game-high performance in the season opener.
Facing an 0-2 record, the Cyclones return home next Saturday when they host Misericordia University at 2 p.m. following the Thanksgiving break.
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this game looks good.
We already have a thread about this game + Video.
NICE! The original Rygar was teh SHIT! Cant wait, thanks OP.
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I did but it was a September thread, and figured enough time had passed for me to be allowed to start another.Originally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
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You should of bumped rather then new thread
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Items needed now are new or gently used coats, gloves, blankets, packaged pillows, boots, diapers (no infant sizes), grills for cooking, and any and all tools to do clean-up work.
Hurricane Sandy struck on October 29, 2012. At least 121 deaths are tied to the super storm, and millions of people are searching for a place to live.
Days after Sandy, a nor'easter stalled recovery efforts, and dropped several inches of snow on the hard hit areas.
Here in Alabama, a father and son team worked together to create a plan to help the Northeast recover. The Press-Register caught wind of the effort through an email passed along by the Baldwin Baptist Association.
During an informational meeting Monday, Tim Nolen explained he is retired, but has never stopped working. Tim has spent the last several months working with Northport Church of Christ's efforts to help North Alabama's tornado victims.
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Shane Nolen graduated from the United States Merchant Marines Academy in Kingpoint, New York. He contacted the alumni association in the area and was put in touch with Russ Giambrone.
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New Diet-Friendly Dinner Recipes
One of The Office Diet's readers wrote a few weeks ago to ask if I could add some more calorie-counted recipes to the site – I'm only too glad to oblige! The below recipes are all listed on the recipes page – or click on the title to go straight to the list of ingredients and the method.
All of these are dishes that I and The Boyfriend enjoy regularly, so rest assured they've been thoroughly taste tested. 😉
Sausage casserole with new potatoes or wholemeal rolls
355 cals / 21g fat for the sausage casserole
130 cals / 0.5g fat for a serving of new potatoes
110 cals / 2.5g fat for a small wholemeal roll
Get really good sausages for this, rather than using low-fat ones – you only need one sausage per person, and it's worth the extra fat for the improvement in flavour. If you're in the UK, the range of Taste the Difference sausages work brilliantly (we recommend the roasted red pepper and sweetflamed chilli variety.)
Pasta carbonara (a low fat version)
525 cals / 11g fat
You don't have to miss out on creamy pasta while you're on a diet. This version of carbonara is really quick and easy to make (it won't take more than fifteen minutes) and is great comfort food if you've had a long day at work. It also tastes far more indulgent than the fat and calorie count would have you suppose…
Sweet and sour chicken with rice
570 cals / 6.2g fat
Make plenty of this one, pop the leftovers in the fridge and use them to fill a wholemeal pitta bread for lunch the next day: it's just as good cold! The amounts given on the recipe page make enough for two servings and a bit left over.
(The sweet and sour pitta has 290 cals / 4g fat.)
Prawn tortilla wraps with salsa, guacamole and vegetable crudités
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Zoeller hears Hopewell trustees' comments
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP – Seneca County Commissioner Fred Zoeller had a question for the Hopewell Township trustees Monday evening: "How can the commissioners help you as a township, as trustees?"
Zoeller told the trustees he was there to learn. He asked board members about their relationship with the Seneca County Regional Planning Commission, asking how the township benefits from that relationship. He told the board he was looking at the budget given to Regional Planning versus the services it provides.
Trustees cited coordination of the Bascom area sewer project, grant writing and assistance with a railroad crossing as examples of help they have received. Trustee Lori Zoeller responded to a question from Fred Zoeller regarding grants, saying there used to be a lot of grant writing buy the director of Seneca Regional Planning, but lately there have been fewer grants for which to apply.
"I envision the role of SRP as assessing possible grants then going to the township to see if they want to apply," Fred Zoeller said.
Trustee Jim Clouse told Fred Zoeller he believed the most pressing issue is the support of the EMS program in light of reduction of local government funding from the state. Clouse said the loss of local government funds has hampered the funding of ambulances and other equipment. The board explained the relationship of the county and townships in keeping EMS service viable. There are seven ambulances operated by the various EMS services, which rotate in and out of service with two backups.
"It has always been my contention that we have to prepare, with less money coming from the government we need to look at taking care of ourselves," said Fred Zoeller, who asked if other revenue sources had been investigated and grants sought through regional planning.
Hopewell and Loudon townships formed a joint fire district, according to board chairman Dick Gosche, to allow a supporting levy to be put on the ballot as well as providing liability for responders. The county provides billing for runs, but does not even cover half the cost. Fred Zoeller said there is a need to see how much money will be needed to support EMS, and how commissioners can fulfill the need as it is important for the county. Fred Zoeller said casino revenue stream is "not coming in like we anticipated," and said other revenue sources must be looked at.
Clouse told Fred Zoeller the county EMS coordinators want to have a meeting with commissioners to discuss concerns.
Fred Zoeller also said Tiffin Mayor Aaron Montz has formed a task force to investigate the possibility of a loop road from SR 53 to US 224. He said such a road would have a major impact on Hopewell Township, with 95 percent being built in the township. He said he would like to assess the interest in the manufacturing base for the road as it would help economic development. Gosche said he would have to look at more definite plans before forming an opinion. Fred Zoeller said he would welcome input from township residents.
After an executive session which consisted of
interviewing zoning inspector candidates, Gosche offered the position to township resident Ryan Sendelbach, who accepted. Gosche said the applicants were excellent candidates.
Resident Ed Borer addressed the board regarding rehabilitation of a home on Oak Street in Bascom which suffered a fire nearly a year ago. Borer questioned if any part of $14,000 held in escrow could be used to help cover a balance of the repairs. Gosche said chances are slim, adding it could start a trend of others asking for the same consideration. He said escrow money would only be released when the project is completed, which Borer estimated to be at the end of March.
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Board of Directors
Conservation Northwest has an active and visionary Board of Directors.
President: Bill Donnelly
Vice President: Lisa McShane
Secretary: Dave Mann
Treasurer: Bert Loosmore
Assistant Treasurer: Emily Barnett Highleyman
Bill Donnelly. Since 2002; Seattle; senior vice president of investments at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management.
Becca Guillote. Since 2014; Seattle; business owner and director of entrepreneur services for Free Vector Advisors, former wildlife monitoring specialist in the Great Bear Rainforest in B.C.
Andy Held. Since 2010; Kirkland; former high-tech and small businessman, Kirkland Planning Commission and board of the Wilderness Awareness School. Meet Andy on Scat!
Ron Judd. Since 2010; Seattle; a senior executive at the Washington Department of Transportation, long time labor and conservation leader
Bert Loosmore, PhD. Since 2016; Mercer Island; Part time professor of quantitative methods and finance at Pinchot University. Holds a PhD. in Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management from University of Washington.
Alexandra Loeb. Since 2003; Seattle and Rossland, BC; former Microsoft VP
Dave Mann. Returned to the board in 2012; Seattle; environmental attorney in private practice
Lisa McShane. Since 2014; Bellingham; professional artist, community leader and political and policy strategist, working for Tribes and individuals.
Floyd Rogers. Since 2007; Renton; former Microsoft, real-estate investor, ski and snowboard instructor. Meet Floyd on Scat!
Heidi Wills. Since 2009; Seattle; former city councilwoman, executive director The First Tee, Seattle chapter. Meet Heidi on Scat!
Elise Lufkin. Since 2015; An impact investor who has played multiple roles in the nonprofit community, including funder, board and staff. Elise also serves on the board of the Progress Alliance of Washington.
Emily Barnett Highleyman. Since 2015; Executive Director of Wild Whatcom in Bellingham and has previously been on staff for Conservation Northwest and other conservation groups, along with previously serving on our board for over a decade.
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For more on our advisory board, please see this Scat! blog post from February 2015.
Tom Campion. Chairman and Founder, Zumiez, Inc. Trustee, The Campion Foundation
Dr. Jerry Franklin. Professor of Environmental and Forest Sciences, University of Washington
Bob Kelly. Chairman, Nooksack Indian Tribe
Martha Kongsgaard. President of the Puget Sound Partnership. Trustee, Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation
Larry Casper. Chief, Tsal'alh Band, St'at'imc First Nation
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Marcus Iwana's thirty-four wins in 2012 are the most of any returning wrestler for Rumson, and were second among last season's team to Taylor Avino's forty-two. With Avino graduating, Iwana will take on the responsibility that comes with being Rumson's lone hammer. 113-pounder Cole Bisaccia and 145-pounder Connor Briggs will assist Iwana after winning records last season. Rumson is projected to forfeit six weight classes this season: 106-pounds, 120-pounds, 138-pounds, 195-pounds, 220-pounds and 285-pounds. If Rumson is unable to fill these weight classes, they will be at a significant disadvantage.
Projected lineup:
106: Unknown
113: Cole Bisaccia (19-12)
120: Unknown
126: Marcus Iwana (34-4), Matthew Giannotto (12-13)
132: Bobby Chan (13-17)
138: Unknown
145: Connor Briggs (17-14)
152: Vinnie Ottaviano (2-23)
160: Tucker Briggs (7-20)
170: Jordan Bryan (4-19)
182: Chris Jobes (0-1)
195: Unknown
220: Unknown
HWT: Unknown
Wins: Monsignor Donovan, St. Rose, Keyport, Holmdel, Lakewood
Losses: Neptune, St. John Vianney, Raritan, Red Bank Regional, Matawan, Shore Regional, Central Regional, Manchester Township, Red Bank Catholic, Point Pleasant Beach, Middletown South, Keansburg, Monmouth, Manasquan
Graduates: Taylor Avino (42-10 at 220 pounds), Dillon Kean (23-9 at 170 pounds)