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Football: West Rocks the competition: Wolves, Hawks advance to 7-on-7 state tourney
By Kieran Steckley, Special to Star Local News
FRISCO -- The finish to the Redhawk 7-on-7 State Qualifying Tournament at Liberty last Saturday served as a suspenseful, exciting and unconventional way to determine a winner.
The finish came via a game of rock, paper, scissors.
After 16 teams competed for four hours, Plano West won the tournament, beating Hebron in a best-of-3 rock, paper, scissors series.
"Players were cramping and after playing several games, we didn't want to risk anyone getting hurt," said Brian Brazil, Hebron head coach.
At the conclusion of the semis, with both teams feeling the effects of being in the 90-degree heat for several hours, a mutual decision was made to forgo the championship game with both teams advancing to College Station.
"The kids had been out there for a while," said Kelly Mercer, West offensive coordinator. "Us and Hebron were lucky enough to make it through without any injuries and who gets first or second place does not really matter.
"It was an exciting rock, paper, scissors match though. The kids had fun with it."
Brazil was pleased with how his team fared, especially with everyone contributing.
"Sure you want to win, you want to go out and compete," he said, "but it's more about how [the team] meshes together as a group."
What the finale lacked in exciting football, the two semifinals more than made up for.
The semifinals were comprised of the four teams that were best out of their pool. Pool A was represented by Wylie, who won a tie breaker with Lovejoy for the right to advance. West, Hebron, and Frisco Centennial each swept their pools (3-0).
Both semifinals were played simultaneously on the northern field of Liberty's campus. On the West side, the Wolves and Pirates traded touchdowns, with West establishing a 27-20 halftime lead. In the second half, the Wolves stepped it up and gradually pulled away from Wylie, 40-27.
Early on, the Hebron-Centennial game looked to be a blow out in the Hawks' favor.
Hebron jumped out to a 14-0 lead, but Centennial fought back, tying the game at 20 just before the first half ended.
The second half was just as close with a rare occurrence altering the game.
After a Centennial touchdown, which played a part in the Titans establishing a double-digit lead, Hebron intercepted the extra point try and returned it for two points. Hebron's defense amped it up from there, forcing a turnover on downs. The Hawks drove down the field while milking the clock, scoring with just under a minute to go to take a five-point lead. Centennial had two plays to respond, but couldn't as Hebron picked up the 43-38 win and a trip to state.
"I'm pleased with the way we are communicating and getting along," Brazil said. "They get after each other, but there is not a bunch of selfishness with them. I've been real pleased with the way they have carried themselves."
Road to the Semifinals
Pool play consisted of four divisions with four teams, each team playing three games.
Pool A saw tight competition between Frisco Liberty, Wylie, Lovejoy, and Sulphur Springs. Liberty edged Wylie, 39-32, while Lovejoy and Sulphur Springs engaged in the lengthiest contest of the day with the Leopards eventually winning in six overtimes, 60-58. In the second series of games, Lovejoy defeated Liberty, 27-13, and Wylie exploded on Sulphur Springs, 50-28. Sulphur Springs got in the win column during the final set of pool play games by defeating Liberty, 32-0. Wylie clinched a trip to the semis by beating Lovejoy, 28-19.
Lake Dallas, Prosper, Frisco Wakeland and West made up Pool B.
West swept through the competition by beating Wakeland, 27-20; Lake Dallas, 41-18; and Prosper, 33-18.
"Really glad with how we played," Mercer said. "We started out slow against Wakeland, but were able to get it together and win some games. And we came out on top."
Wakeland's 2-1 record was good for second in the pool with respective 28-18 and 41-25 victories over Prosper and Lake Dallas.
Hebron ran the table in Pool C, handling Frisco Heritage, 34-6, and beating Richardson Pearce, 41-27. Heritage lost to Denton Guyer, 34-20, and came up short against Pearce, 28-27. Hebron's third game set up a showdown with Guyer. Both teams were undefeated and a trip to the semifinals was on the line. The Hawks made a statement by blowing out Guyer, 39-13.
Pool D had its share of blowouts and close finishes.
Centennial squeaked by Wylie East, 40-39, and Coppell handled Carrollton Newman Smith, 33-6, in the opening round of games. Coppell continued to roll against East, 38-20. Centennial stepped up to beat Newman Smith, 60-6, while East bested Newman Smith, 48-13, in its final game.
The Coppell-Centennial matchup was the second game between undefeated teams playing for a semifinal spot. Unlike the Guyer-Hebron game, this one was close to the end with Centennial slipping past Coppell, 35-31.
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"You look around here tonight, see the stands filled and all the kids standing around the court," added Jeff Clarkson, East head coach, "and then you add in what an intense game this was ... it was everything high school basketball should be."
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"When you're a kid growing up and practicing, you always want that last shot," he said. "So I was focused on making my free throws."
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"We were subbing guys, wasting time, kind of hoping to ice him," Parlin said.
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"My heart dropped after that," he said.
"At that point, there isn't much you can do," Clarkson said. "You're looking at him saying, 'just make this one Jarvis."
He did, despite Plano fans leaving the stands and crowding the edge of the court. Pugh's eighth point gave East a 50-49 edge, the 12th lead change of the game, and win by the same tally.
"I told the guys, 'there is nothing I can do to make the pain go away right now,'" Parlin said. "I was really disappointed for them because they played the right way; they showed hustle and passion throughout the night."
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"We were attacking the rim more," Parlin said, "but we also played with patience on offense."
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East closed the gap to 23-22 by halftime as the Panthers got seven points from senior Patrick Birt, six apiece from senior Sawyer Kipp and junior Zach Smith, and five from junior Trey Patterson. A free throw by Patterson gave East a 35-34 lead heading into the fourth quarter, a one-point advantage it would maintain at the end of the frame.
"This was a huge win for us," Clarkson said. "I told the guys coming in to throw the records out because this was a rivalry game and we knew it would be tough."
Both teams return to action at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with the Panthers hosting McKinney Boyd and the Wildcats on the road against Plano West.
"I think most teams in our district are going to lose to Plano East, but we sent a message tonight that we are here to play," Parlin said. "If we do that for the next nine games, we're going to be a tough out."
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Who chucked the manuscript of his Eighth Symphony on the fire in 1945, thus ensuring that it would never be heard?
Antonín Dvořák
It was Jean Sibelius,the Finnish Romantic composer. For the last 25 years of his life he didn't publish any music and the Eighth Symphony has become one of the great 'lost' pieces of classical music.
Jean Sibelius
Carl Nielsen
For which opera did Holst write a ballet in which a magician conjures up the spirits of earth, water and then fire?
'The Perfect Fool'
Correct! The opera, written in 1918-1922, begins with a ballet in which spirits are summoned by a wizard, who recalls 'Uranus: the magician' in the composer's 'The Planets'
'At the Boar's Head'
'The Wandering Scholar'
Which southern Italian opera house, which burnt down in suspicious circumstances in 1991, finally re-opened in 2009 with a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony?
The Teatro Massimo, Palermo
The Teatro di San Carlo, Naples
It was the Teatro Petruzzelli in Bari. The last work to be performed in the theatre before the fire was Bellini's opera 'Norma'.
The Teatro Petruzzelli, Bari
For which work did the composer Manuel de Falla write his 'Ritual Fire Dance'?
'Nights in the Gardens of Spain'
'Love, the magician'
'The Three-Cornered Hat'
It was 'Love, the magician', or to give it its Spanish title 'El amor brujo'. The work was originally written for chamber group and then made into a ballet. The work also includes the 'Dance of Terror'.
Which king, who sent three Israelites into a burning fiery furnace, features in a church parable by Britten and an eponymous cantata by George Dyson?
Correct! It was Nebuchadnezzar, king of the Babylonian empire. Three Jews – Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego – refused to worship an idol and the king had them cast into a furnace, only for them to emerge unscathed.
For which monarch did Handel compose the Music for the Royal Fireworks in 1749?
George I
It was George II and the work was written to celebrate the end of the War of Austrian Succession.
George II
George III
Who, in Wagner's Ring cycle, punished Brünnhilde by keeping her prisoner on a rock, surrounded by a ring of fire?
Correct! Wotan is the king of the gods and her father. She is rescued by Siegfried.
Which work-shy composer was initially asked to write ballet music for The Firebird before Diaghilev handed the commission over to Stravinsky instead?
Anatoly Lyadov
Correct! The Grove Dictionary of Music says of him 'He was held in great affection by his fellow musicians, and, although he never completed a work of any size or scope, the best of his miniatures assure for him a permanent niche in the history of Russian music.'
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov
Henry Litolff
Canadian rock group Arcade Fire found their song 'Intervention' surprisingly covered by which American opera singer in 2010?
Plácido Domingo
It was soprano Renée Fleming and the song appeared on her album 'Dark Hope' which also included covers of songs by Muse, Death Cab for Cutie and Duffy.
Joyce DiDonato
Renée Fleming
Which composer's 1956 song 'Auto-da-Fé' includes the line 'It's a lovely day for drinking and for watching people fry'?
Leonard Bernstein
Kurt Weill
It was Leonard Bernstein and the song comes from his opera 'Candide', inspired by Voltaire's satirical book of the same name.
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Growing up and coaching in Ohio, Texas Revolution head coach Billy Back was under the impression he was in the midst of football's talent apex.
Then he held his first tryout in Texas.
"It was a biased opinion," Back said. "But once I told that to the players, they had almost a gasp and wondered if I was being serious. They went out and showed me exactly what I was looking for and I was so impressed.
Prior to their inaugural season, the Revolution held a tryout Nov. 11 from Allen's Blue Sky Indoor Soccer Facility. The tryout focused on individual assessment, with attendees submitting times in the 40-yard dash, short shuttle and five-star cone drill. Comparing the talent on hand to their Ohio counterparts, the physical intangibles caught the coach's eye.
"I hadn't ever been around as much speed," Back said. "The size and speed of it all was a huge difference."
The Revolution inked multiple players for 2013, including several with Division I experience -- defensive back Darien Williams (Oklahoma), offensive lineman Shawn Santos (Tulsa), defensive back Kedrick Alexander (Tulsa), wide receiver Keith Smith (Purdue), wide receiver Justin Siller (Purdue) and former Allen Wrangler Jeremy Brown (Texas A&M).
"The roster we have signed is one of the most talented I've been a part of," Back said. "We've got 39 players who can all start for any team in this league and I don't think there are any weak links that we've brought in."
Another tryout standout was Florida running back Mon Williams, who Back said instantly drew comparisons to Greg Moore, a versatile rusher from Back's string of league championships with the Cincinnati Commandos.
"Once I saw [Williams] run the ball, break out for a route out of the backfield and run a route from the slot," Back said, "I turned to one of my assistants, who's also from Cincinnati, and I said, 'I think we've found our Greg Moore.'"
Winston Salem State's John Mobley will bolster the offensive line while Alcorn State receiver Simon Collier and Arizona receiver Terrell Turner ran the fastest 40s at 4.36 and 4.41 seconds, respectively. The defense will enjoy the additions of defensive back Eddrick Loften (Tennessee), linebacker Anthony Kelly (Florida State) and linebacker Jermaine Love (Arkansas).
Signings of that ilk have Back optimistic about the defense's prospects, with linebacker and secondary among the Revolution's strong suits on paper.
Offensively, Back had similar praise for the running backs and receivers, while Texas still looks to sort out a formula on the offensive and defensive lines.
Quarterback is another wait-and-see area, with Allen product Nathan Dick unproven at the indoor level and Marcus Jackson boasting just one year of starting experience with the Wichita Wild.
The Revolution hope to fill remaining voids Feb. 2 at 9-11 a.m. from Blue Sky for the team's second tryout.
"The key to us being successful is how well we mesh at camp and how we come together as a team," Back said. "You can have the best individual players but if they don't play well as a team, then we won't be very successful.
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The following is the text of an address given by the founder of American Atheists at the Eighth Annual Convention of the American Rationalist Federation, on 25 August 1962, before the US Supreme Court had agreed to hear the case now known as Murray v Curlett. The speech was originally printed in The American Rationalist, Volume 17, Number 3, September/October 1962.
The indestructible foundation of the whole edifice of Atheism is its philosophy, materialism, or naturalism, as it is also known. That philosophy regards the world as it actually is, views it in the light of the data provided by progressive science and social experience. Atheistic materialism is the logical outcome of scientific knowledge gained over the centuries.
We make a fundamental error, I think, as we tilt at the windmills of imagined gods. We need to review from where we have come, under what conditions, and to see the threshold upon which we stand now.
Our history has been marked by a ceaseless struggle against ignorance and superstition. In ancient Greece the works of the materialist philosopher Democritus, who first taught the atomic theory of matter, were destroyed. Anaxagoras was banished from Athens for being an Atheist. The materialist philosopher Epicurus, revered by the ancients for having liberated man from fear of gods and for asserting the validity of science, was for 2000 years anathematized and falsely depicted as an enemy of morality and a disseminator of vice. The Alexandria library, housing 700,000 scientific and literary works, was burned by Christian monks in 391 AD. Pope Gregory I (590-604) destroyed many valuable works by ancient authors. In every society there have been forces that have stood to lose by the dissemination of progressive scientific views. In the past these forces either directly persecuted progressive scientists and philosophers or sought to distort scientific discoveries so as to deprive them of their progressive, materialistic implications.
The Inquisition, a papal invention for suppressing all opposition to the Catholic Church, savagely persecuted all progressive thinkers; Giordano Bruno, Ludilio Vanini, and Galileo come readily to mind.
Voltaire was imprisoned in the Bastille, and Diderot was sent to prison. In our own country we are familiar with the story of Thomas Paine, of the Salem witch trials, of Ingersoll, of Einstein. The struggle is unceasing, as important today as during any other period of history.
We need, therefore, to see what we fight and why. We need not direct our main assault against the Bible or the Koran. We need not argue endlessly about the historicity of Jesus. We should look past trinities and angels and other theological blind alleys. We must look to materialistic philosophy which alone enables men to understand reality and to know how to deal with it. It is true that today our kind are no longer burned at the stake, but there are many other ways of exerting pressure. Our scientists and progressive philosophers are dismissed from universities and other employment. Outspoken scientific and philosophical works are much less likely to be published than rather senseless junk. Character assassination is common. Reactionary religious propaganda is unceasingly drummed into unthinking minds through the captive media of mass communication. As always, our opponents today are formidable. But our strength lies in the positive approach of uncovering and publicizing the laws of nature and human behavior, and in applying these laws in the interest of human welfare. We need not waste our time with endless arguments about tortuous paths of the endless labyrinths of theology.
We need to know upon what we base ourselves. Atheism is based upon a materialist philosophy, which holds that nothing exists but natural phenomena. There are no supernatural forces or entities, nor can there be any. Nature simply exists. But there are those who deny this, who assert that only mind or idea or spirit is primary. This question of the relation of the human mind to material being is one of the fundamental questions dealt with by all philosophers, however satisfactorily. The Atheist must slice through all obfuscation to bedrock, to the basic idea that those who regard nature as primary and thought as a property (or function) of matter belong to the camp of materialism, and that those who maintain that spirit or idea or mind existed before nature or created nature or uphold nature belong to the camp of idealism. All conventional religions are based on idealism. Many varieties of idealism exist, but the apologist for idealism and opponents of materialism go under many names; we have, for instance, dualists, objective idealists, subjective idealists, solipsists, positivists, Machians, irrationalists, existentialists, neo-positivists, logical positivists, fideists, revived medieval scholastics, Thomists. And opposed to these stand alone the Atheistic materialists (or perhaps naturalists, Rationalists, freethinkers, etc.) who have no need for intellectual machinations, deceptions, or masquerades.
Whether or not the Bible is pornographic literature is only a side issue. Let us see what the Idealist camp features. The church teaches a contempt for earthly life and that to reach some imagined \heaven\ is the main goal of life.
And, significantly, the church teaches that this goal can be achieved only as the reward for obedience and meekness. The church threatens the wrath of God and the torment of hell for those who dare to oppose its teaching. But Materialism liberates us, teaches us not to hope for happiness beyond the grave but to prize life on earth and strive always to improve it. Materialism restores to man his dignity and his intellectual integrity. Man is not a worm condemned to crawl in the dust, but a human being capable of mastering the forces of nature and making them serve him. Materialism compels faith in the human intellect, in the power of knowledge in man's ability to fathom all the secrets of nature and to create a social system based upon reason and justice. Materialism's faith is in man and his ability to transform the world by his own efforts. It is a philosophy in every essence optimistic, life-asserting, and radiant. It considers the struggle for progress as a moral obligation, and impossible without noble ideals that inspire men to struggle, to perform bold, creative work.
Modern materialism - or naturalism - is linked with the everyday experience of people. It believes in experiment as the basis of knowledge, and neglects no sphere of reality. It advances itself as an ideological weapon for use in progress. It is in social life that man develops his mind and emotions, will, and conscience, and puts meaning and purpose into life. He does not closet himself in solitary prayer and dream of death as a door opening unto eternal bliss. A materialist lives a full social life and is inspired by progressive ideals; he is concerned with the problems and joys of life, not death. He is deeply involved with shaping his life as a useful member of society and contributing what he can to its progress.
The Idealist sees science and man as subordinate to religion, to \idea,\ and sees knowledge as subordinate to faith. The ultimate object of the idealist is to furnish evidence of the existence of \God.\ He lays great stress on moral questions, but the morality he preaches is one of meek submission, of passive acceptance, and thus, of justification of existing social evils. This morality substitutes prayer and appeals for divine assistance for struggle and protest against social injustice. The entire Idealist philosophy is contrived, with deliberateness, to bolster the status quo.
Ours is a time when successful struggle against this reactionary philosophy requires more than a petulant argument over the authorship of the Gospels, more than a negative attack on the totalitarian and monolithic authoritarianism of conventional religion, but rather an aggressive action program to spread the positive philosophy of materialism.
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