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Thanks to Hulu, I've recently become addicted to watching Misfits. I've just finished watching the Christmas special and series two.
Any fans of the show out here in JUB land?
Here's a trailer for series one:
Thanks to Hulu, I've recently become addicted to watching Misfits. I've just finished watching the Christmas special and series two.
Any fans of the show out here in JUB land?
Here's a trailer for series one:
No rush. I'll be sure not to spoil anything for you either.
Yes yes yes! I have seen both series and the Christmas special. Excellent show. The characters all grated me at first but they grow on you - and fast!
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SHOW! Can't wait for the new season!
I think I need to re-watch the first 2 "series" sometime soon it's been to long since I finished them!
I am addicted to this show but I've finished the first 2 series and the Christmas special and now there are no new episodes left to watch on Hulu.
I fell in love with Kelly in the very first episode. Her accent never fails to put a smile on my face.
A favor though, guys: If we talk about any of the episodes can we please say something like 'spoiler alert' first and then follow these instructions to avoid spoiling it for people who are still catching up on watching the show?
I watch it and it is awesome. It's like Skins meets Heroes
Can't say I ever heard of it, I use to watch a show on NBC called Misfits of Science, but that was probably before your time, lol.
YES!!! I love that show! My friend recently started watching it and got me addicted! Can't wait for the new season to come out
I absolutely love this show! Can't wait for the next series to begin. Nathan--that mouthy little fuck--has my heart. Between the accent, the hair, the attitude, and the lovable douchebagery, he is my favorite character. I loved that episode in the second series where he gets mindfucked by that tattoo artist. No spoilers, really, for those who haven't seen the episode yet, but here are all of Nathan's clips from that particular episode.
I love Nathan. He's such a jerk but sooo loveable.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
Where the frak is Nathan?!
^^Sorry about that, idk how I managed to overlook that bit of news. Well, that sucks about Nathan; like I stated before, I loved him best. Oh well, here's hoping the newbie can make me a believer.
Hahaha - loved it. I agree, thatgirl, they should build Rudy as a character in his own right and not try to turn him into Nathan 2.
Can't wait.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
I can't wait for season three!
This show will be different without Nathan though.
I find him cute. I am going to watch for sex reasons.
I am just loving Kelly's line in the trailer:
"What the fuck is brunch?"
That inimitable accent. Love it.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
I am also hot for Iwan Rheon who plays Barry, I mean Simon!
He's an Olivier-award winner who was in the brilliant Spring Awakening and is a solo singer on the side too.
Here he is in Spring Awakening:
And singing in the Welsh language:
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
OMG i llove this show soo bad!!!!!
I cant wait for season 3 (ithink) to be out in the uk. I love simon so much...i like his shyness and well hes just fit!
Is good to see them back! But their powers is getting lame. LOL-ed at Curtis gender swap and Kelly's accent still sexy.
Who's Nathan again?
Been looking forward to Season 3. I'm going to miss Nate, but at least the rest of the cast is still around, so I'm not complaining.
Did Misfits just showed Curtis cock?
am I the only one that kinda wouldn't mind getting taken in the backseat by the track coach/rapist? lol...dude was hot
I love Kelly. Among the group, she is the one who shows that she cares for others.
Is anyone else seriously crushing on Seth (aka Matthew McNulty) or is it just me?!
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
And Seth is really hot. Hope he stays around and possibly end up with my fav Kelly.
Episode 3 was ok. The guy's power was cool, but I would be writing comics of me hooking up with guys I never could. I thought he was a little too attached to Simon to only wanting him to be Super Hoodie. I thought there was something else going on. And Alisha and Simon are still cute together, but the writers have put them into "that couple where neither character are interesting to watch on their own". The new powers suck really bad. Rudy seems like a carbon copy of Nathan where its really obvious when he says off the wall stuff. I prefer sensitive Rudy instead. Seth is sooooooooo FINE, that tattoo on his neck does it for me. So far this season is just ok. Hate to admit it, but with Nathan gone the shows a lil dull.
Episode 4 was fucking amazing. Love how the story played out. Kelly was super awesome and bad ass. She and Seth make a real cute couple. They can write off Simon. He's getting on my nerves.
"Fucking Nazis"
Yeah, Nathan used to be my favorite character on the show. Since he's been off, Kelly has quickly taken his place. I fucking love her. That scene with Hitler at the end was terrific. Next week's episode looks to be even better. The romance budding between her and Seth is really getting good.
I am good with the gang powers right now. Curtis can be a comic relief with his gender switching. Kelly obviously kicking in with her 'fucking rocket scientist' power, Rudy's power can be a fun thing to watch, Alisha can be a peeping Jane and Simon don't even use his power anymore. He only used it twice? in the show. He should able to predict stuff like Phoebe Hailliwell in Charmed instead of using it for jumping from buildings to buildings.
I hope there is an episode bringing in their new powers ex users, that would be awesome.
Which kinda stands out from the bunch ( Heroes etc. )
Lauren Socha FTW!
Next episode Seth will find the power that he seeks. I hope it doesn't ruin his relationship with Kelly. Kelly is such a sweet girl.
This week episode was good. Slowly leading up to the finale. Curtis got this new power, Simon finally using his power for good ( to watch Rudy's cock fell off ). They will resurrect up all the dead probation workers ( Tony and Sally) and Rachel in the finale ( Shaun is accredited) , I have no idea what they did with Shaun's dead body thou.
Any info on the real reason Robert Sheehan left the show?
SiriusXM 11am to 3 EST
And also, during the Nazi's episode, the old Jewish man and Kelly both went back to the past that they're not exist yet. I remember Curtis power doesn't work that way and the old Jewish man do it effortless. I guess the power works differently on different people.
*cue "wah-wah" trumpet sound here*
This last episode with the zombies was HILARIOUS!...LOVED IT!


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Softball Takes Regional Opener in Slugfest, 13-9
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Coming into the opening game of the 2014 NCAA Tucson Regional, the No. 23 LSU softball team was one of four squads that had a potent offense that it wanted to put on display in front of a national television audience. The Tigers ended the day scoring a program tournament record 13 runs on 13 hits to overpower and pull away from the Louisville Cardinals 13-9 Friday evening at Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium on the campus of the University of Arizona.
With the win, LSU (36-21) now moves on to the winner's bracket game on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. against No. 10 Arizona. The winner of Saturday afternoon's game will advance to the regional championship game on Sunday afternoon.
After watching a six-run lead evaporate after scoring seven of the first eight runs of the game, the Tigers weathered the storm and scored six of the last eight to hold on for the win to move to 15-1 in regional openers.
"Give a lot of credit to our offense for staying hot throughout and never taking an at-bat off," head coach Beth Torina said. "This team has faced this kind of adversity all year, but we were able to get the timely hit when we needed it most."
The 13 runs the Tigers scored on Friday in Tucson are the most in the team's illustrious tournament history, overtaking the previous record of 12 scored against Southern on May 20, 1999 in Baton Rouge. The combined 22 runs by both teams is the two-team record in team history, falling three hits shy of tying the team record for most in a tournament game which is 16 set back in 2006. Of those double-digit hits for LSU in the game, eight were for extra bases as LSU pounded out five doubles and three home runs as a team on the day, with nine different Tigers lending a hand with at least one hit.
The team was paced by the senior leadership of Allison Falcon who went 4-for-4 with three doubles, two RBI and three runs scored, followed by fellow senor Tammy Wray who went 2-for-3 with two doubles and two RBI. Falcon becomes just the third player in team history to earn four hits in a tournament game, the first since Leslie Klein in 2004, while being the first player since Tessa Lynam in 2003 against Jackson State to have three doubles. Wray is the first player since Sandra Simmons against Hofstra to hit two doubles in a single game this season.
"I just have to give a lot of credit to our coaching staff for having us really prepared for what we were able to do today," Falcon said. "We saw every pitcher they threw and the coaches told us this was something that could happen. They were the ones that helped us succeed out there."
While the seniors led the pack the stadium crowd witnessed the bright future of the team in the very first inning as the team hit all three of its home runs during that frame including freshman Sahvanna Jaquish who tied the single-season home run mark with her 14th of the season as she went 1-for-1 with an RBI and run scored and three walks. Bianka Bell hit her 12th of the season and continues her climb up the career charts with her 24th long ball at LSU in a 1-for-4 effort with an RBI and two runs scored, while A.J. Andrews hit her second of the year in hitting the tenth leadoff home run for the team this season in a 1-for-4 night with an RBI and two runs scored.
Kellsi Kloss went 1-for-3 with two runs scored, while Bailey Landry went 1-for-3 with an RBI and run scored, with Alayna Falcon rounding out the hit parade earning an RBI single in her only at-bat of the game.
Baylee Corbello became the fifth freshman to earn a start in an NCAA Regional for LSU, earning the complete-game win to improve to 18-8 on the season after allowing nine runs, six earned, on 11 hits with four strikeouts to just two walks.
The Cardinals (36-22) proved to be the team the Tigers expected coming into the game, getting multiple-hit games from Katie Keller, Kayla Soles and Hannah Kiyohara, as each produced two hits, with Kiyohara driving in three for Louisville. After earning the start, Maryssa Becker bookended time in the circle, closing the game out after getting tattooed in the first to finish pitching 1.2 innings and allowing four runs on five hits with three strikeouts. Caralisa Connell took the loss after giving up four runs on three hits with two walks to fall to 10-6.
Hoping to set the tone quickly, Andrews took a 2-1 count and roped one in the dry Arizona air that carried far enough to clear the fence in left center to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead. After a swinging strikeout, Jaquish took three pitches to fall to 1-2 with one strike left, but the freshman didn't wait long as she blasted one deep over the fence in left center to make it 2-0 LSU with only one out and prompting a pitching change.
The multiple defensive changes Louisville made in the inning did little good for the designated visitors, as Bell stepped up to the plate and busted out a huge swing that sent the ball on a line to the batter's eye in dead center for the third solo shot of the inning to give the team a 3-0 lead for the final Tiger run of the frame. It was the fifth instance of back-to-back home runs this season for the team, the 23rd time in program history, as the three home runs in the same inning is the first since 2011 and fourth time in LSU history.
Louisville broke through and got a string of hits to open the top of the third, as a double down the right field line put one on, with the runner tagging to third on a fly ball out to right, with a short single to left center bringing in one to make it 3-1 LSU midway through three. After a popup to short, a long at-bat resulted in a walk to put two on for the Cardinals, but a grounder to Bell with a flip to Falcon forced out the runner at second to end the inning.
With one out on the board in the bottom half of the inning, Jaquish drew a walk to take first, but was put out on the next play on a fielder's choice to give the Tigers two outs. A walk to Kloss proved to be a costly as Simmons came through and connected on a single to right to score Bell from second to make it 4-1 with Kloss moving to third and Simmons to second on the throw in. Nearly going to the identical spot she did in an earlier inning, Falcon ripped another double to straightaway center to score both to make it 6-1 LSU.
Wray got hit on the leg by a pitch to put two back on for the Tigers, as Landry hit a high-chopping single right up the middle of the infield to score Falcon to make it 7-1 LSU for the final run of the inning.
The scoring continued in the top of the fourth as Louisville got two runs on three hits, getting two doubles in the frame and a sacrifice fly to cut the LSU lead to 7-3, but the team would get out of the frame on Corbello's third strikeout of the game. The Cardinals scored for the third consecutive inning and got four runs thanks to four hits and two errors to tie the game at 7-7 in the top of the fifth.
A single up the middle by Kloss led off the bottom of the fifth inning after Louisville rallied in the top half of the inning, with a sacrifice bunt by Simmons advancing the Tiger catcher to second base. A single by Falcon put runners at the corners for the Tigers, as Wray came through big with a scorching double to left center to score Kloss to make it 8-7 LSU.
A walk to Landry loaded the bases for LSU, as a tough play by the Louisville second baseman on a fielder's choice by Andrews ended with Wray getting thrown out at the plate to keep the run from crossing. Things got weird in a hurry as Louisville reverted back to its original lineup and its third pitching change in going back to Becker after Landry walked and an illegal pitch was called allowing Allison Falcon to score to make it 9-7. Alayna Falcon came on for the pinch hit situation, connecting on a single to right driving in Landry with Andrews moving to third to make it 10-7.
Blades came back on to run at first, and Jaquish was the recipient of another walk to put two on, but things quickly went back in LSU's favor as Bell hit a low shot to third base with the resulting throw also going two low resulting in Bell being called safe and Andrews and Blades scoring to make it 12-7, with a strikeout ending the inning.
After a two-run homerun in the top half of the sixth by Louisville, the Tigers retaliated in the bottom of the inning with Allison Falcon's third double of the game to right center with one out on the board. Wray followed up with the fifth double of the game to score the LSU second baseman in the final score of the game to make it 13-7 Tigers who held on for the win in the end.
LSU now moves on to the winner's bracket game on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. against the Wildcats, which held off Boston University in the opening game, 9-6..
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|Game 1
|7 p.m.
|LSU def. Louisville, 13-9
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|Game 2
|10 p.m.
|#11 Arizona def, Boston U.
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|Game 3
|3:30 p.m.
|LSU vs. #11 Arizona
|ESPN | WatchESPN
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|Game 4
|6 p.m.
|Louisville vs. Boston U.
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|Game 5
|8:30 p.m.
|Game 3 Loser vs. Game 4 Winner
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|Game 6
|3:30 p.m.
|Game 3 Winner vs. Game 5 Winner
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|6 p.m.
|Game 6 Winner vs. Game 6 Loser (if nec.)
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|Mon Jun 25 10:10:04 +08 2018
HIV PEP, Aruba | HIV STD TESTING SINGAPORE™Summary
HIV PEP, Aruba | HIV STD TESTING SINGAPORE™ @beautyaruba_com: HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) treatment to stop HIV infection within 72 hours of exposure
Keywords: Hiv Pep Aruba, Aruba Hiv Pep, Hiv Pep.
HIV prevention / HIV PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) treatment can prevent you from getting an HIV infection, and turning HIV positive.
Individuals are eligible for HIV PEP Treatment if all the following criteria are met:
For optimal efficacy, antiretroviral therapy should be started as soon as possible, ideally within 1 hour of exposure. So that you can remain HIV negative.
The medications and dosages are the same as those used for lifelong treatment of HIV patients. However, for HIV PEP treatment, it is taken for only a month.
Sexual risk (of HIV/STD/pregnancy), and what you can do before and after exposure.


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* DirBuster requires Java 1.5 or above. This can be obtained from http://java.sun.com/.
* DirBuster requires Java 1.5 or above. This can be obtained from http://java.sun.com/.
All other external APIs used, have been included within the main download.
All other external APIs used, have been included within the main download.
Revision as of 06:53, 8 January 2008
7th January 2008 - Version 0.9.9 only works with java 1.6 or above
I am looking into the problem and a fix should be released soon.
3rd January 2008 - Version 0.9.9 is now available
All files uploaded to source forge and ready for download!
18th December 2007 - Version 0.9.9 almost finished
0.9.9 is currently going though testing and should be released soon expect the following improvements:
Also I have done considerable work on the spider used to generate the directory and file lists. I hope to rerunning this soon, with the aim of collecting information on a lot more things to produce lists that are useful to other tools. I expect to have new lists ready in March - April 2008.
3rd October 2007 - Version 0.9.8 finished
After many field tests 0.9.8 is ready. Improvements include:
12th July 2007 - Version 0.9.8 is coming along
Version 0.9.8 is taking shape, faster 6000 requests/sec!, parses the HTML it finds (which required major changes to the back end code!) and finally lots of bug fixes as well. I hope to have it ready for release soon.
DirBuster is a multi threaded java application designed to brute force directories and files names on web/application servers. Often is the case now of what looks like a web server in a state of default installation is actually not, and has pages and applications hidden within. DirBuster attempts to find these.
However tools of this nature are often as only good as the directory and file list they come with. A different approach was taken to generating this. The list was generated from scratch, by crawling the Internet and collecting the directory and files that are actually used by developers! DirBuster comes a total of 9 different lists (Further information can be found below), this makes DirBuster extremely effective at finding those hidden files and directories. And if that was not enough DirBuster also has the option to perform a pure brute force, which leaves the hidden directories and files nowhere to hide! If you have the time ;)
What DirBuster can do for you
What DirBuster will not do for you
The latest code is now being maintained in a SourceForge repository https://sourceforge.net/projects/dirbuster/
Browse all DirBuster downloads
Installation & Usage
All other external APIs used, have been included within the main download.
License Information
The Java program "DirBuster" are distributed under LGPL
The directory lists are distributed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License
Project Goals
The goals for the DirBuster Project are as follows:
- To produce a tool to that will assist in black box application testing, by trying to find hidden content.
- Ensure the tool produced provides information is such a way that any false positives produce can be quickly identified.
- Produce text based lists that can be used by the above mentioned tool.
DirBuster provides the following features:
- Multi threaded has been recorded at over 6000 requests/sec
- Works over both http and https
- Scan for both directory and files
- Will recursively scan deeper into directories it finds
- Able to perform a list based or pure brute force scan
- DirBuster can be started on any directory
- Custom HTTP headers can be added
- Proxy support
- Auto switching between HEAD and GET requests
- Content analysis mode when failed attempts come back as 200
- Custom file extensions can be used
- Performance can be adjusted while the program in running
DirBuster Lists
DirBuster comes with a set of unique directory and files lists, these have been generated based on the file and directory names that are actually used by developers on internet sites. The order of the lists is based on the frequency of the item found. Therefore the most common items appear at the top. These lists are what make DirBuster.
NOTE: It will come as no surprise to you all that the internet is full of porn, thus it not surprising that the spider used to generate the lists visited a few along the way. Thus there are explicit words contained within the lists. My stand point on this is simple, this tool was designed to used as part of legitimate security testing, and if there are directories/files based on explicit words, clients would want to know!!
The following lists are included with DirBuster, or as a separate download:
- directory-list-2.3-small.txt - (87650 words) - Directories/files that where found on at least 3 different hosts
- directory-list-2.3-medium.txt - (220546 words) - Directories/files that where found on at least 2 different hosts
- directory-list-2.3-big.txt - (1273819 words) - All directories/files that where found
- directory-list-lowercase-2.3-small.txt - (81629 words) - Case insensitive version of directory-list-2.3-small.txt
- directory-list-lowercase-2.3-medium.txt - (207629 words) - Case insensitive version of directory-list-2.3-medium.txt
- directory-list-lowercase-2.3-big.txt - (1185240 words) - Case insensitive version of directory-list-2.3-big.txt
- directory-list-1.0.txt - (141694 words) - Original unordered list
- apache-user-enum-1.0.txt - (8916 usernames) - Used for guessing system users on apache with the userdir module enabled, based on a username list I had lying around (unordered)
- apache-user-enum-2.0.txt - (10341 usernames) - Used for guessing system users on apache with the userdir module enabled, based on ~XXXXX found during list generation (Ordered)
A download of just the lists can be obtained from here: DirBuster-Lists.tar.bz2
How DirBuster Works
Detailed information about how DirBuster works can be found here: How_DirBuster_Works
Future Development Plans
- Improve and finish the java portion of the program
- Add documentation about the program eg Help, FAQ's
- Fully document the code
- Improve the DirBuster spider engine that generates the lists
- Gather information on things like cookie names, sub domain names, POST and GET variable names
Road Map
- 0.9.8 - Add HTML parsing (Complete)
- 0.9.9 - Implement the skip work functionality, NTLM auth (Complete)
- 1.0 - Complete documentation, generate new lists
- 1.1 - Implement functionality to process lists of default files and directories
Other Projects Using DirBuster Lists
Other projects who have are using the lists produced for DirBuster
Feedback and Participation
We hope you find the OWASP DirBuster Project useful. Please contribute to the Project by volunteering for one of the tasks, sending your comments, questions, and suggestions to email@example.com. To join the OWASP DirBuster Project mailing list or view the archives, please visit the subscription page.
Please report all bugs to the SourceForge bug tracking for DirBuster.
DirBuster Mail List
You can subscribe to the DirBuster here
Project Contributors
Project Lead: James Fisher
Code contributions received from:
- John Anderson
Mac packages of DirBuster
- Richard Dean
External API's used
HttpClient - http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/
BrowserLauncher2 - http://sourceforge.net/projects/browserlaunch2/
Jericho HTML Parser - http://jerichohtml.sourceforge.net/
swing-layout - https://swing-layout.dev.java.net/
Other code used internally
Java GNU Diff Port - http://www.bmsi.com/java/
Apache Commons EasySSLProtocolSocketFactory.java - EasySSLProtocolSocketFactory.java
Apache Commons EasyX509TrustManager.java - EasyX509TrustManager.java
Pages in category "OWASP DirBuster Project"
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A mother and her teenage daughter were displaced Wednesday night after a fire broke out in their residence in the 300 block of North Cherrywood Drive in Lafayette, police say.
Emergency crews were first dispatched to the scene shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday.
The woman who lives in the home was on the first floor when she noticed smoke coming from an upstairs bedroom, according to Sgt. Todd Dobbs with the Lafayette police. She was able to safely exit the home with her daughter and their dog, Dobbs said.
Multiple fire departments responded to the call, according to Dobbs, including Lafayette, Louisville, Rocky Mountain and Mountain View Fire Rescue.
By 11 p.m., fire crews had doused the blaze, Dobbs said.
The damage to the home was mostly confined to an upstairs bedroom and is expected to be repairable, Dobbs said. Local Red Cross representatives were contacted and will help find shelter for the residents until the house is deemed safe.
The cause of the fire in under investigation, Dobbs said. Foul play is not suspected.


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An early Wednesday fire claimed the life of a rural Neosho man.
William M. Benton I, 86, likely died of smoke inhalation, said Newton County Coroner Mark Bridges.
Bridges said authorities were called to the scene, located between Neosho and Seneca, shortly after 5 a.m. Wednesday.
Bridges said the fire appeared to have broken out in the front of the house.
He said Benton's daughter-in-law and her children were also home at the time of the blaze, though they escaped the home.
Authorities from the Seneca Area Fire Protection District, Redings Mill Fire Protection District, Neosho Fire Department, Wyandotte, Okla. Fire Department, the Newton County Sheriff's Department and Newton County Ambulance responded to the scene.
Bridges said the Missouri State Fire Marshal's Office also responded to investigate the cause of the fire.
Fire claims life of elderly man
An early Wednesday fire claimed the life of a rural Neosho man.


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OK you have a laptop and / or a smartphone and / or a tablet and you also have data, perhaps a LOT of data. It creeps up on this hoarding of data / space. You need to be proactive to keep from losing your data. Primarily we speak of genealogy (or family / history) research and of course family photos and scans of documents, but perhaps you are a knowledge worker and use your computer equipment to produce works in your professional career too. I'll speak of genealogical research / data and you can extend it to any other valuable data / files you may have.
Today's blog came about from a cousin (alright second cousin, once removed), Robin. She was frustrated by losing files. So her family and friends had a nice debate over what she needs to do. Of course it is a very complex issue and needs to be customized to each person.
Let me state that designing a backup strategy that is free or low cost is almost impossible — unless you only have a small number of files (# and/or sizes) and can get by with the free: DropBox, GoogleDrive, Apple iCloud, etc.
You could conceivably cobble together a solution with enough "Cloud Services" and one account each for Robin and her husband on each service in order to build up a free usable amount of storage for backup on the Internet. OK, lets say that gets you "enough" space to do your backups. First off, you better hope the number/size of files do NOT increase — but industry studies says otherwise, that data more than doubles each and every year. You will therefore run out of "free" space. Also, you will now have to invent a bookkeeping system to keep track of which files are backed up on which service in which account. Is it getting complicated yet?
How much data do you have to backup? This is the first question you need to answer. If you have an Internet service that limits data transfers or subjects you to overcharge fees then you really need to think about using the cloud. Keep in mind that you need to backup and at some point to recover a lost file(s) — now that recovery will double those overage fees. Most people can quickly generate 30-60GB of "data" from their music, videos, books, apps, and their pictures and when you throw in their work products (which actually are the smallest part of the critical space) 30-6oGB goes quickly. My wife's tablet is almost full and we do not use much music or video.
How do you lose files? Inadvertent deletes/drops? Hardware failures? Accidental overwrites with something else? How about malware/viruses etc. ? All of the above probably. Then you need a backup solution to cover all of those eventualities. How about if you live in Florida (Hurricanes), New Orleans (Hurricanes/Floods), Oklahoma/Nebraska/Kansas (Twisters), California (Earthquakes/Mudslides), etc. or in an area where terrorism can cause catastrophic failures (NYC, DC, Seattle's Space Needle)?
But Stanczyk, what about my sensitive or private data (financials, non-disclosure documents, personal identity, etc.)? Where do you back that up to? Is the cloud safe? Do they lose data in the cloud? Can the cloud data be stolen/hacked? What happens when the cloud crashes and is unavailable? More worries.
By now I hope you get an idea that backup is:
- Complex
- Involves Some Costs
- Requires Planning
- Custom to Each Individual / Company
- Recovery Needs to be Accounted for
- You Need Access to Backups
- Disaster Recovery (offsite)
- Need Security
You could be tempted to just rationalize that December 2012 is coming up and either the Mayan Calendar and /or the World will end and why tax your brain to do backups anyway.
Ideally, we want the following features in a solution:
- 3 or 4 copies (counting the original copy)
- 1 remote copy for disaster recovery (fire, hurricane, flood, theft/loss etc.)
- Easy / Fast recovery from the first backup (ergo 1st backup copy must be local)
- Backups allow you to recover from accidental delete (assuming delete happens after the first backup)
- If we backup data with privacy concerns then we WILL use encrypt / decrypt software before or as we make a copy
- The Cloud can be used as the remote copy
Complexity. Just keep it simple, remember the acronym KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid). Trying to do backups without spending money will add complexity. So complexity / time / money are your trade-offs. In my career, we used to say, "Good | Fast | Cheap; Pick 2". If you want a fast and cheap backup solution it will not be any good. If you want good and fast then it will not be cheap.
Lets say you have as your work product, family trees (gedcoms), scans of documents / pictures and notes / timelines (spreadsheets) / plans – lists. This is over and above your Apps, Pics, Music, Video, etc. How much space do these files all add up to? Is it 7ooMB, 1,400MB, 2,100MB then you can probably get away with burning CDs (or DVDs). CDs hold about 702MB. Make two (or better yet three copies). You need at least three copies (original plus 2 more).
Put one CD in your bank safety deposit box (if it fits). Send a second CD to one of your family members (preferably another genealogist who lives at least 90 miles away from you). The remote CDs provide for a disaster recovery in case of something catastrophic happens at your residence. You can always retrieve the CD from the bank or your family member who may be outside the area affected by the disaster. Obviously, the further away your other copies are, the longer it will be before you can gain access to them to begin recovery — but the securer the disaster copy will be. This is fairly cheap. The flaw is … you keep getting more data / files or the files keep growing. Your family tree changes repeatedly (additions and subtractions). Sometimes you can rewrite the CD (if there is still space) and sometimes you cannot rewrite because the CD does not allow for rewriting or the space is insufficient to handle the larger file. Also if you have 30 GB that needs to be backed up or more then CDs are not viable because you need too many CDs. It is also hard to keep track of multiple versions in case you need to recover from a version that is not the last backup version. I do not recommend CDs but it is fairly simple and fairly cheap.
You can also substitute DVDs, USB drives (also called thumb drives) for CDs which provide greater space.
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Last night turned out to be a mini-nightmare for Hudson the wonder dog. I've mentioned before how my brave Airedale's fear of thunder and explosions also applies to the chirp of a smoke alarm that needs new batteries. This turned into a problem when one of the plotlines in last night's episode of Modern Family involved being unable to locate a smoke detector making such a chirp, so the episode featured the sound throughout, which freaked her out more each time it happened, even after turning the volume way down. If the episode had gone any longer than it did we would have just given up and shut it off. Luckily we don't generally watch reruns.
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This is an unusually challenging case I saw yesterday, involving a 54 year-old lady. Her internist had referred her to me because of some recent changes in her vision. The following is quoted verbatim from my chart note:
"She has 2 glasses prescriptions, one for near and another for distance. 1 month ago she had an annual optometry check-up, and was told she needed a new near-vision prescription. She ordered the new glasses, and picked them up last week.
Since then she finds that when she puts on the new glasses things look "funny and unclear." This resolves with taking them off, and doesn't occur with the distance-glasses on, or using her previous prescription."
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Garett Hammond and T.C. Warner took one step closer to another rematch on Friday.
HERSHEY — Garett Hammond and T.C. Warner took one step closer to another rematch on Friday.
After facing each other in the finals of the Section I and District 3 tournaments, Hammond and Warner are one win away from a showdown in the PIAA Class AAA Wrestling Championships at Giant Center.
Hammond, a returning state champion from Chambersburg, recorded his second technical fall in as many matches at the PIAA tournament at Giant Center. Hammond beat Brendan Burnham of Pine-Richland by technical fall in 4:28 (16-0).
Hammond, a senior 152-pounder, will wrestle Southwest Region runner up Tyler Reinhart of Greensburg Salem in the semifinals today.
Warner, who beat Hammond on both the Section I and District 3 finals, won by decision and will wrestle Southwest Region champion Heath Coles of Norwin in the other semifinal match.
Tanner Shoap, Chambersburg's other state qualifier, lost to returning state champion Ethan Lizak of Parkland 3-2 in the quarterfinals.
Shoap won by decision in a second-round consolation match and will wrestle today in the consolation third round against Jake Gromacki of Erie Cathedral Prep.
Kennard Dale' Chance Marsteller and Central Dauphin's Garrett Peppelman also are on a collision course in the 160-pound weight class.
Marsteller, a two-time state champion, won by technical fall in 3:20 (19-2) in his quarterfinal match. Peppelman's quarterfinal match was much closer. He outlasted Plymouth Whitemarsh's Justin Staudenmayer 4-2.
Should both wrestlers win, they will square off in the championship match. Marsteller beat Peppelman in the district finals.
Also from District 3:
— Solanco's Connor Sheehan will face Central York's Dylan Chatterton in the semifinals of the 106-pound weight class today.
— Patick Duggan of Cumberland Valley earned his way to the semifinals at 132 pounds after decisioning Drew Walker of North Hills, 7-2 on Friday. Duggan will wrestle Ethan Kenney of Connellsville.
— Duggan's teammate at CV, Tyson Dippery, has yet to give up a point. He won his first match 9-0 and worked for a technical fall in 3:29 (15-0) in the quarterfinals of the 138-pound weight class.
Dippery will wrestle T.J. Brandt of Altoona in the semifinals.
— Chris Vassar of Cedar Cliff advanced to the semifinals at 145 pounds with a 6-3 decision. He will wrestle Josh Shields of Franklin Regional in the semifinals.
— Central Dauphin's Colton Peppelman also advanced to the semifinal round with a 3-0 decision at 170 pounds.
— Marques Johnson of Governor Mifflin won 6-0 to move on to within a match of the championship bout at 182 pounds.
— Two-time state champion Thomas Haines of Solanco won 4-1 to reach the semifinals.
Two District 3 wrestlers made it to the finals in Class AA: Ryan Diehl (Trinity, 126) and Pete Renda (Brandywine Heights, 170).
Class AAA semifinals and third-round consolation matches were scheduled for 9 a.m. today, followed by fourth-round consolations at 11:30 a.m. The AA Parade of Champions will be at 1:45 p.m. followed by third-, fifth- and seventh-place consolations and finals. AAA Parade of Champions is at 6:45 p.m. followed by third-, fifth- and seventh-place consolations and finals.


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Chef Ben Ford of Ford's Filling Station to Headline Yuma Lettuce Days
YUMA, ARIZONA - Chef Ben Ford, owner of Ford's Filling Station in Culver City, Calif. - and son of actor Harrison Ford - will be the headline chef at Yuma Lettuce Days, set for March 9-10 (2013) at the Yuma Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park on the banks of the Colorado River.
An annual culinary celebration of Yuma's role as the nation's winter vegetable capital, Lettuce Days earned a Governor's Tourism Award as Arizona's outstanding special event in 2011.
As a chef and restaurateur, Ford is known not only for his creative techniques, but for celebrating the cycle of life and freshness of the earth through his choice and treatment of ingredients.
That makes him a great match for Yuma, which during the winter months supplies more than 90 percent of the nation's leafy vegetables. In fact, Yuma County ranks third in the nation for vegetable production, and its annual agricultural output of more than $3.2 billion accounts for more than a third of the total production for the state of Arizona.
"We're excited to introduce Ben Ford to Yuma and to see what he will be inspired to create from our amazing agricultural bounty," said Linda Jordan, executive director of Yuma Visitors Bureau, which organizes Lettuce Days.
"From his appearances on Iron Chef America, The Today Show, Martha Stewart, After Hours with Daniel Boulud, Jaime Oliver's Food Revolution, Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, Supper Club with Tom Bergeron, and The Food Network Sandwich Challenge, we know he brings a lot of energy to his appearances and will be a real crowd pleaser."
Also attending Lettuce Days this year will be radio personalities Bob & Sheri, whose North Carolina-based show is syndicated nationwide. They will participate in tasting and recipe judging and give fans an opportunity to "meet and greet" the duo. Jordan says plans are already in the works to (celery)stalk the radio hosts with Yuma-grown produce in order to seed advance discussion of the event.
Ford will do live cooking demonstrations - and offer tastes to those in the audience - at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Other activities planned for Yuma's homegrown celebration include other live cooking demonstrations and contests, red-hot ice carvers, a ginormous salad bar and a tasting event that showcases specialties from local restaurants.
There will also be plenty of farm and food-related vendors, live entertainment, a beer garden, displays of tractors and other farm equipment, a special Kids Ag-tivities area and bus tours of through Yuma's lush fields narrated by local growers.
Put Arizona's freshest destination food event on your calendar now. As sure as Yuma sunshine, there will be full menu of fun for all, with lots of produce, citrus, melons and dates ... straight from the field to the fork. Plans are still germinating, check for other ingredients to be added at the foodie fest at www.yumalettucedays.com
Yuma Visitors Bureau markets the Yuma area within the travel and tourism industry and to the general public. Direct travel spending in Yuma County totaled more than $616 million in 2011, supported 6,330 jobs and generated almost $40 million in state and local tax revenues.
Yuma's population nearly doubles in the winter months, thanks to more than 23,000 spots in RV parks and resorts. The community also offers nearly 4,300 hotel rooms, conference and meeting facilities, and three casinos. For more details about Yuma's year-round attractions, special events - and the rarely "cloudy with a chance of tacos" forecast* - visit www.visityuma.com or call 800-293-0071.
* Recognized by Guinness World Records as world's sunniest spot, Yuma offered free meals to hotel guests "every day the sun doesn't shine" from Aug. 1, 2011 until July 31, 2012 as part of Arizona's Centennial celebration. Yuma's final score? Sunshine 365, Gloom 0.


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Nearly two weeks after voters overwhelmingly gave the green light to medical marijuana, local officials are getting ready to confront a host of sticky issues the new law could create.
Vowing to fight it "to hell and back," Brian Lucier, president of the Northern Worcester County Landlord Association, said medical marijuana will be a "nightmare" for landlords across Massachusetts.
First among headaches property owners face is the prospect of increases in crime in apartment buildings where tenants are growing marijuana, he said.
"If the local word gets out on the street that there's pot in there it absolutely becomes a target, attracting crime, vandalism, cancellation of insurance, and again, federal seizure of the property," said Lucier. "This is not a good idea."
The threat of federal drug raids will be another concern as long as there is a conflict between state and federal drug policy, Lucier said. There are proposals in Congress that would prevent federal intervention in states that have legalized marijuana, but for now, medical marijuana remains illegal on the federal level.
Lucier said landlords may look to combat the use of medical marijuana by banning smoking in their buildings. This is already done in some properties to protect carpet and paint jobs, he said.
"I'm going to say, 'Great, take the pill,'" said Lucier. "You can't smoke here."
The ballot question, for which 63 percent of voters favored, would allow use of medical marijuana for patients with recommendations from physicians.
The law takes effect Jan. 1. The department will then have 120 days to clarify how much marijuana patients will be eligible to receive and where 35 marijuana dispensaries scheduled to open by the end of next year will be located.
Some communities, including Wakefield, Melrose, Malden, Saugus and Reading, are already considering zoning changes that would keep medical marijuana dispensaries out of their towns.
In Lowell, Police Chief Kenneth Lavallee has called the legislation "a disaster waiting to happen."
He raised concerns about dispensaries being built near homes or schools and criticized the law for failing to ban marijuana from use in food like brownies or candy that could be tempting to children. As the largest city in Middlesex County, Lowell would likely be targeted to set up a dispensary, said Lavallee.
"There is no doubt in my mind that Lowell would be targeted for a site for a dispensary," he said during a press conference organized by opponents of medical marijuana earlier this month.
Last week, the Lowell City Council requested that the city's legislative delegation work to ensure the interests of the city are represented during the crafting of the regulations.
"This needs to be monitored very carefully to ensure there isn't any abuse," said City Manager Bernie Lynch. "We need to make sure it's regulated in such a way that complies with the intention of the law. We are going to be watching it."
In Fitchburg, Rep. Stephen DiNatale said a local business owner recently approached him about the prospect of opening a marijuana dispensary on his property in the city.
"I'd like to see it kept in areas that are retail," said DiNatale, D-Fitchburg. "It's like a pharmacy, basically."
DiNatale opposed the referendum out of concern that physicians could wind up prescribing medical marijuana to people who do not really need it.
"There are major abuses in other states, and that's going to be part of the conversation I have with DPH," he said. "Let's make sure those regulations are well-crafted where it's going to prevent those same kinds of problems."
Eighteen states and the District of Columbia now have medical-marijuana programs. Another 16 states, including Massachusetts, have decriminalized the possession of small quantities of the drug.
Despite passing a medical-marijuana law in 2009, residents in Rhode Island have only been able to grow marijuana themselves.
Gov. Lincoln Chafee, who supports medical marijuana, stopped the three dispensaries approved by the state law from opening out of concern federal officials could shut them down and prosecute their operators. Rhode Island lawmakers are now seeking to appease the federal government by limiting the number of marijuana plants each dispensary can grow.
Richard E. Macdonald, president of the Lowell Landlords Association, would prefer people in Massachusetts get their medical marijuana at dispensaries. He said the lights needed to grow ganja plants could lead to sky high electric bills.
"I can visualize it being a really big problem," he said.
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Huskers Open Fall Practice
Lincoln – The Nebraska baseball team opened fall practice on Thursday afternoon with a three-hour workout at Hawks Field.
Head Coach Darin Erstad met with the media before the start of today's practice and discussed what he wants to see this fall.
"Our older guys know what we expect out of them, the pace we want to play at," Erstad said. "We have a lot of versatile pieces. We want everyone to complete and we'll see how things fall into place."
The Huskers will practice over the next six weeks, before ending the fall season with their annual Red-White Series. The three-game series is set for Oct. 15-17, with game times yet to be announced.
The Huskers return a solid nucleus from a team that was one win away from winning the Big Ten Tournament last season. The Huskers fell to Indiana in the bottom of the ninth of the Big Ten title game to end the season, while the Hoosiers went on to play in the College World Series.
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ZeniMax Media announces having shipped seven million units of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, saying they expect Bethesda Softworks' RPG sequel to generate more than $450 million in global retail sales. "We are grateful for the fans' response to Skyrim," said Robert Altman, Chairman and CEO of ZeniMax Media. "Todd Howard and his team at Bethesda Game Studios have crafted a very special game. Anticipation for Skyrim has surpassed any game in our company's history, and we are pleased that sales and reviews have reflected the quality and hours of amazing gameplay it provides."
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'Sinking Ship' one of four structures that BOS will vote on next week
A tilting apartment building called "The Sinking Ship" may finally go down once and for all.
That building, located on the 400 block of Adams, is one of several Ford City buildings that are targeted for demolition in the latest round of blight removal.
In all, the Kern County Board of Supervisors will be asked next week to order the abatement of the apartment building at 424 Adams Street, a second apartment a short distance away at 306 Madison Street and single family structures at 114 Madison and 303 Madison.
A letter to the board from Chuck Lackey, director of the county engineering, building and permit department, called the 424 Adams structure unsafe because it is "wracked, warped, buckled or settled and is unsafe... ."
Lackey said the property owner, identified as Francisca Alvarez Soto, was notified by mail that the building was a nuisance and given "a reasonable time period" to do something.
Nothing has happened, Lackey wrote.
"The property owner failed to comply with the notice and order," Lackey wrote. " There has been no progress towards repairs and demolition. Inspections of the subject property have revealed the property has continued to deteriorate due to weather conditions, natural dilapidation and deterioration which may result in partial or complete collapse of the structure."
The Adams street property sits in a collection of two-story apartments commonly referred to as "The Village."
The building at 424 Adams is actually one of the newer ones.
Many of the structures date back to the late 1940s when the apartments wer built as "Victory Square," and were used as housing for men returning from military service in WW II and their families.
Over the years, the buildings aged and by the late 1990s the area was referred to as "Heroin Heights."
The same process has been repeated on the other properties
The vacant apartments a block away on the cul-de-sac at the end of Madison have been damaged by fire, foundation settling, dilapidation and vandalism, Lackey told the supervisors.
The 303 Madison house is in simliar condition, and the house at 114 Madison was heavily damaged by fire, Lackey wrote.
If the supervisors approve the abatement notices, the county will then wait an additional 30 days, and, if nothing is done, initiate the demolition of the structures and bill the owners.
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WESTMINSTER — Westminster police spokesman Trevor Materasso said the body found Wednesday afternoon is not intact, which is slowing positive identification.
The family of Jessica Ridgeway was notified that the police department would reveal that the body found near Pattridge Park open space in Arvada was dismembered, Materasso said Thursday afternoon.
Police do not expect to confirm the identity of the body until at least Friday.
"At this point, we don't have additional information we can provide," Materasso said at briefing after noon.
Materasso said early Thursday that canvassing in Westminster neighborhoods near where Jessica disappeared will continue, as well as searches in additional open space areas.
Extras: Jessica Ridgeway
- Read the complete charges against Austin Sigg
- View more images from the day of the arrest announcement
- Read the Austin Sigg custody report from Westminster Police
- View photos of a memorial bike and car cruise for Jessica Ridgeway on Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012.
- More photos of Jessica Ridgeway's path the morning she was taken.
- Images of the Jessica Ridgeway memorial in Arvada on Tuesday, Oct. 16.
- Photos: Officials confirm body found in Arvada is Jessica Ridgeway.
- Photos: Volunteers help police search for Jessica Ridgeway.
- Video of Jessica's family talking about her disappearance.
- View the FBI Denver press release on the case, Oct. 11.
RTD buses that appeared to be carrying additional investigators arrived early Thursday at Westminster police headquarters. Other buses continued to bring teams of law enforcement throughout the morning. There are 35 agencies participating in the investigation Thursday.
Parts of some roads will remain closed today as investigators work the crime scene where the body was found in Arvada by the Pattridge Park Open Space. Arvada police said that includes 82nd Avenue between Colorado 93 and Indiana Street.
Federal and police investigators swarmed a grassy area north of West 82nd Avenue and east of the BFI landfill on Wednesday. They were aided by lights and were using a firetruck's extended ladder to get a better view. Their work was focused near a building that appears to be a remnant of an old mining operation.
Jessica was last seen at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 5 as she left her home on Moore Street in Westminster. She was to meet with classmates at nearby Chelsea Park to walk to Witt Elementary, but she never arrived at school that morning. Her mother, Sarah Ridgeway, a night-shift worker, slept during the day and awoke to find a message that her daughter never made it to school and reported her missing around 4:30 p.m. Oct. 5.
On Sunday Jessica's backpack was found in Superior. Police have said it is being analyzed for DNA evidence.
Investigators have ruled out Jessica's parents as possible suspects in the 10-year-old's disappearance, focusing on an unknown suspect who is believed to have abducted her.
On Thursday the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced that the case of a child abduction in Cody, Wyo., is not related to Jessica's disappearance. In the Cody case, an 11-year-old girl and a friend were approached Oct. 8 by a man in a white sports utility vehicle who asked for help finding his lost puppy. When the 11-year-old approached the vehicle, the man showed a pistol and told her to get into the front passenger seat.
The girl was released, but the perpetrator is still at large. The FBI said investigators do not believe the Colorado and Wyoming cases are related.
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From Fitch High School graduate to Lifetime movie producer
It's no exaggeration to say that Richard Switzer is on the filmmaking fast-track.
Consider this supersonic time frame: Six months ago, he was graduating from Robert E. Fitch Senior High School in Groton. Today, at age 18, he's producing a Lifetime movie starring Eric Roberts and Tracy Nelson.
His first feature film as a producer, "A Fatal Obsession," is in the midst of a 12-day shoot in southeastern Connecticut.
Switzer has nurtured the project from the beginning. He put an ad on a Craigslist-like site about wanting to develop a Lifetime-like movie and got a response from George P. Saunders, who has written 30 screenplays, including seven that became Lifetime films. They came up with a plot that Switzer describes variously as "a little 'Sleeping with the Enemy' and "like a scary 'Mrs. Doubtfire.'"
Specifically, a woman named Christie and her teenage daughter escape from Christie's abusive husband. He then undergoes plastic surgery and insinuates himself back into their lives. Nelson plays Christie. Roberts plays the pre-surgery husband, with David Winning as the later version.
Saunders, who also acts in the film, wrote the script, with feedback from Switzer.
When he learned Switzer's age, Saunders says, "I was astonished. I've never met anyone quite like him."
Switzer says his first day on set "was amazing. I sat behind the camera and watched the screen. Honestly, it's better than I pictured. ... Tracy and Eric are so talented that they deliver better than I could think of."
Roberts, who has wrapped filming, earned Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for "Runaway Train" and Golden Globe nods for his performances in "King of the Gypsies" and "Star 80." Nelson has acted in movies including "Down and Out in Beverly Hills" and in TV shows ranging from a starring role on "The Father Dowling Mysteries" to a guest shot on "Seinfeld." She had previously worked on two of the Lifetime movies Saunders had written, and he suggested her for "A Fatal Obsession."
Getting Roberts and Nelson onboard made it easier to raise funds for the movie, Switzer says.
Director/executive producer James Camali and cinematographer Ronnee Swenton hired the crew; Camali also handled the financing.
As for Switzer, Nelson says, "I was imagining a 40-year-old guy. But he definitely knows what he's doing. He's a future mogul."
In his job as a "Fatal Obsession" producer, Switzer developed the project, gathered the cast and supervises the filming. Once the movie is finished and edited, he will get it distributed.
The diminutive, youthful Switzer doesn't fit the part of a staid producer. Instead, he's a live wire, joking and chatting people up.
Switzer grew up in Queens, N.Y., and moved with his family to Groton when he was 13. His father is retired from the Navy. Switzer went to high school here before moving back to New York after graduation. He is a student there at the School of Visual Arts.
Switzer knew, from age 8, that he wanted to be in the film business. He was thinking about directing and writing screenplays, but when he learned what a producer did, it seemed a good fit for him. He does still hope to direct in the future.
During high school, he focused on film — including making his own, often working with his best friend, Colin Chase, who plays Remington Moses' romantic interest in "A Fatal Obsession." Switzer took a video production class at Fitch and was an assistant teacher in the film studies class when he was a senior.
Filming in this region made sense, Switzer says, since the creative team knew a lot of people and realized they could secure good locations at competitive prices. They've shot at such locations as Yantic Falls in Norwich and the Mystic & Noank Library.
On Wednesday night, before shooting a dinner scene inside Chacers Bar and Grill in Norwich, Tracy Nelson talked about the movie. It's giving her the first opportunity to act on screen with her daughter, Moses, who is a junior at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. They, naturally, portray mother and daughter.
Working together, Nelson says, "is fantastic, and we get along very well. What's nice is there's that history there for us."
She recalls that, at a younger age, Moses contemplated becoming a marine biologist. But she eventually was drawn to the performing arts, which is, after all, the family business. Nelson is the daughter of singer Ricky Nelson and actress-artist Kristin Nelson, and she is the granddaughter of Ozzie and Harriet Nelson of the TV sitcom "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet." Moses' father is actor William R. Moses, who starred in "Mystic Pizza."
Nelson says that, working on this project with her daughter, she has had a wonderful sense of connection and passing the torch.
After "A Fatal Obsession," Switzer is heading to L.A. for a film starring Jamie Kennedy. For that, Switzer didn't develop the story but found the script and decided to produce it; he's bringing in Moses and Chase to act in that piece. Switzer will have the same responsibilities he does on "Obsession" but will also arrange the financing.
Still, there's something special about his work on "A Fatal Obsession."
"When you actually had a hand in the writing of the script and coming up with the story and characters," Switzer says, "it's like giving birth to something."
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect the roles of "A Fatal Obsession's" director/executive producer James Camali and cinematographer Ronnee Swenton.
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TYNGSBORO -- They never thought it would happen.
When Greater Lowell Technical High School masonry instructor Michael Dumont pitched an idea in April to his students about constructing a mosaic and presenting it to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, they thought he was crazy.
"It's not going to happen," Selena Regan, 16, said was her first thought.
"I thought he was nuts," said Yadyna Pos, 17.
"I just thought we were going to build it for nothing," said Steven Neves, 16.
The students went to work anyway and on Jan. 18, they presented the mosaic, completed after hours of work and more than 2,000 tiles, to the business tycoon and philanthropist at Gillette Stadium.
Kraft spent more than an hour with the students and thanked them for their hard work.
"I thought he was going to walk in, look at the mosaic, say, 'Thank you' and walk out," said Neves. He told the students he loved it.
The mosaic the students made was based on a painting Patriots offensive lineman Matt Light, who has since retired, had commissioned by artist Brian Fox in honor of Kraft's late wife, Myra. The painting depicted a huddle of Patriots players reaching skyward toward Mrs. Kraft's initials: MHK.
Myra Hiatt Kraft died in July 2011 after battling ovarian cancer.
During the 2011 NFL season, Patriots players wore Myra's initials on their game jerseys as a tribute.
Kraft immediately noticed the students had decided to include a portrait of Myra Kraft in the mosaic, a controversial decision because it deviated from Fox's painting.
"When he saw it, he said it touched his heart because that's his sweetheart," said Selena Regan.
Pos, who had taken the mosaic home during the Christmas break to work on it, cried when Kraft said how touched he was. The conversation between Kraft and the students at the stadium wasn't about football, but about life.
Kraft spoke about his beloved late wife, about her contributions to charity and how much she meant to him and that they should strive to live life as she did. Kraft said his "sweetheart" was very caring and loving, never gave up and she was always there for people. Kraft told the teenagers to never be afraid to fail because if you don't try you don't know if you're going to succeed.
While the students expected Kraft be wearing a suit, he showed up in black Nike running shoes, dark blue jeans and a blazer.
"He's got swag," said Chris Baker, 16.
As if the whole experience of going to the stadium and meeting Kraft wasn't enough, Kraft casually mentioned during the meeting the students were getting tickets to AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens.
"We were all speechless and so surprised," said Cassady Monty.
None of the students had ever been to a game before. The tickets were near the 50-yard line. The loss was disappointing, the students said, but the experience was incredible.
"There was so much energy, everybody was going crazy," said Baker.
Regan said reflecting on the experience that it wasn't that the students were lucky, but they put in the dedication and effort to finish the project and were unexpectedly rewarded.
For months, students put in hours of work to complete the mosaic.
Dumont thought creating a mosaic replica of the oil painting would allow players to be able to touch the mosaic as they walked out of the locker room for good luck without worrying about deterioration.
They started by hanging a piece of sheetrock on the wall and using a projector to project the image of the painting onto the rock. Pos sketched the outline of the painting onto the sheet rock. Then the students picked out tiles to match the colors of the painting and began the tedious work of cutting the tiles to size and laying them on the sheet rock to form the image of the painting.
Work on the mosaic started in the spring. The students took a break during the summer vacation, then started up in the fall and kicked it into high-gear late in December.
The students worked on it six hours during the school day and then for a couple hours after school.
Without Dumont's encouragement, the students said the project wouldn't have been completed on time.
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Adam Guthrie, a native of El Dorado, Arkansas, began graduate studies in UAB's MBA program in Fall 2007. He expects to receive his master's degree this Fall. While in the Navy, Adam worked in logistics as a Supply Officer. He is furthering his interest in logistics by focusing his research here at UAB in the Industrial Distribution Department. He says that he is honored to have one of his research papers on Industrial Distribution Policy presented by Dr. Thomas DeCarlo at a conference in Arizona. Adam adds, "This is an ongoing project Dr. DeCarlo and another professor have worked on and it gave me a chance to conduct research on a topic that is of interest to a group of professors and business professionals."
Adam put a lot of thought into choosing UAB. He explains, "UAB is one of the few MBA schools that offer classes in logistics, my industry of focus. Another reason is my uncle started a fireworks company, Supershow Fireworks, several years ago and moving to Birmingham gave me an opportunity to work with him and help develop his small business. Another great aspect of UAB is the capability for the students to learn from businesses within the community. On several occasions, we have had the opportunity to discuss specific issues with business leaders, a unique opportunity because of UAB's location. After reviewing the experience of the faculty, [I found that] they have taught at the highest levels and maintain their outstanding credentials."
Adam's explains his motivation behind his research in logistics as a puzzle. "There are so many factors that play into getting a product to market and a manager needs to be able to piece each step together for that product to be a success and turn a profit."
While most graduate students choose a professor as their greatest influence during their graduate studies here at UAB, Adam chose a fellow student. He elaborates, "I could list several professors that have taken the extra time to answer my questions outside of class and let me pick their brain for general knowledge. If I have to narrow it down to one person, it would have to be Joe Godwin, another student. He earned his bachelors from UAB and just completed the MBA program this past spring. He did 3 tours in Iraq with the Army. He has helped me study for the finance classes and has tied that information into real world situations so I could better understand the processes. He is currently enrolled at Auburn in the PhD in Economics Program."
Like the other MBA student in this month's Spotlight, Li Fang, Adam believes that the diversity found here at UAB is extremely important for a well-rounded education, saying, "My most rewarding experience at UAB is meeting the other students with such a diverse background in the MBA program. The quality and merit of the students has been pleasantly surprising. It is interesting to learn what they do and their motivation behind furthering their studies."
After graduation, Adam plans to continue to work with Supershow Fireworks on a part-time basis while starting a new career in the logistics industry.
Adam's Advice for Other Graduate Students:
"Time Management. If you are working while attending graduate school, don't take more classes than you can handle. A student must be able to devote 'quality' time to each class. If you don't put the time and effort into the class, you won't get as much out of the program and you will only be cheating yourself."


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Posted on December 17, 2011
by Jade Newman, Polish Language Projects intern
The northwest side of Chicago is and was home to a vibrant Polish population. St Constance Parish was organized in 1916 by Rev. Alexander A. Knitter to meet the needs of the growing Polish community in the neighborhood of Jefferson Park. The first parish church was located at the intersection of Lawrence and Central Avenue. Early in its history St. Constance was humbled by many important visitors including Bishops: Kubina, Lukomski and Przezdziecki. The church choir attracted large numbers of new members to St. Constance. The parishioners participated in many societies organized by the church. As a result the parish became known for its social events.
As the Polish community continued to migrate northwest in the city, the need for a larger place of worship quickly arose. In response to this permission to purchase the land bordered by Ainslie, Marmora, Strong and Menard Avenues was requested from and granted by George Cardinal Mundelein, Archbishop of Chicago, in 1917. The larger property allowed both a school and rectory be built at St. Constance for the first time. The church and school buildings were further enlarged in 1926 and a new rectory was built in 1929. The building which housed the original rectory was converted into a Sisters' convent.
Today St. Constance remains as a parish of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago. The parish church is located at 5843 West Strong Street and the school is adjacent at 5841 West Strong Street. Daily liturgies are delivered in both Polish and English. Additional information about the parish can be found at: http://www.stconstance.org.


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Go ahead and assemble that free-agent wish list, Chiefs fans. Dream big, because salary-cap room wont be a problem.
And with new coach Todd Haley finally in the fold, he and general manager Scott Pioli can go to town.
A quarterback like New Englands Matt Cassel? Pioli knows about him firsthand.
A linebacker like Arizonas Karlos Dansby? Haley watched him in practice every day of the season.
The Chiefs would be able to sign both those players and then some like Carolinas pass-rusher Julius Peppers. Research by The Kansas City Star shows the Chiefs have salary-cap commitments of about $85.6 million, or about $37 million less than the projected NFL limit of $123 million.
The Chiefs could clear plenty more cap room without much pain. Patrick Surtain, the fourth cornerback, has the teams highest salary-cap figure at almost $9.8 million. A players cost against the salary cap includes a players base salary plus various bonuses.
Releasing Surtain, who is due a $7 million salary, would save the Chiefs an additional $3.8 million against their cap.
Two other aging veterans who also may not figure in to Kansas Citys plans, linebacker Donnie Edwards and quarterback Damon Huard, are also among the Chiefs highest-paid players.
The Chiefs dont have many prospective free agents of their own. Nine of their players dont have a 2009 contract, and the only one the Chiefs would probably view as urgent to retain is safety Jarrad Page.
Page would be a restricted free agent, giving the Chiefs the right to match any offer he would receive as long as they offer him a one-year contract.
The Chiefs might also view backup safety Jon McGraw, a potential unrestricted free agent, as a valuable player because of his special-teams skills. McGraw in 2008 concluded a two-year contract that paid him $645,000 last season.


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ROCKFORD — Leaders of the union representing Rockford Police Department officers on Wednesday called for a "full, fair and impartial" investigation into what should have been a routine welfare check Oct. 30.
Rockford Mayor Larry Morrissey said he'll decline the union's request for a probe involving Police Chief Chet Epperson and what officers may have overheard him saying to NAACP Rockford Branch President Lloyd Johnston on speaker phone.
Police Union President Terry Peterson gathered with union leaders in the Public Safety Building lobby Wednesday for a news conference asking Morrissey and the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners to seek an "independent investigation of the incident."
"We are confident in the integrity, character and credibility of our member officers who responded to the incident," Peterson said. "We would welcome such an investigation. We believe this investigation should examine all parties involved, including the chief of police."
Morrissey said the situation at Johnston's house was resolved successfully: police conducted their welfare check and it was done without anyone getting hurt.
"That is textbook for what you do in a situation like that," Morrissey said. "You pause, you send a supervisor. And guess what? It got resolved."
Officers were dispatched to Johnston's home Oct. 30 after his ex-wife, living in New York, reported a possible fight she heard over the phone involving their grown son, who lives with Johnston, before the line went dead. The fight report turned out to be false, but police officers couldn't know that when they first responded to the scene. Peterson said they were obligated to thoroughly investigate the "domestic-related" report.
Johnston said the officers were overly aggressive and hostile, wanting to come inside before explaining why they were there. He declined to allow them inside without a warrant.
But officers were insistent and told him they would come in the house to check on his son "one way or other" even if that meant they "had to kick the door in," Officer D'Evyron Boone wrote in his report.
The report was obtained and shared by WNTA radio host Ken DeCoster. A Rockford Register Star request for the report made under the Freedom of Information Act was rejected.
Johnston called Epperson and conducted a conversation via speaker phone, according to the report.
Officers recognized Epperson's voice as the chief said "don't let them in the house and tell them to leave." Epperson said he was calling "for a supervisor to come to his house," the police officer's report said.
Johnston has said that Epperson never said for the officers to leave.
Epperson did not immediately respond to a message seeking his comments. He previously referred comments to city administration concerning the incident.
The situation was resolved when a supervisor arrived and Johnston's son came out on the porch unharmed.
No one was arrested. There was never a struggle for the phone, Johnston and his son said.
The incident is said to be the subject of an internal police investigation to discover who leaked the report, but the scope of the investigation is not clear.
Peterson would not say whether he felt Epperson acted improperly or against department policy, saying an independent investigation would determine that. Peterson said the chief is subject to the same policies and regulations as officers.
"We've all sworn the same oath of office," Peterson said.
Morrissey said a police report regarding the incident was leaked to news media only after officers involved in the welfare check were questioned about their actions because of a resident's complaint.
"These are big issues for us in how we deal with these type of situations," Morrissey said, adding that officers are trained to respect residents and their rights. "Our goal is to defuse conflict if we can. We defused the conflict, the thing got resolved and so the chief's advice, which he gave to command staff, was to send a supervisor and it worked. The issue of what the chief said to Lloyd is irrelevant."
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The Fort Morgan Times will not publish a Monday edition, and the newspaper's business offices will be closed.
Federal and state offices will be closed, including post offices, and there will be no mail delivery Monday.
County and local government office closings are a mixture.
Morgan County offices, the county landfill, City of Brush and Town of Wiggins offices will be open.
City of Fort Morgan and Town of Log Lane Village offices will be closed.
Trash will be picked up as usual Monday in Brush. In Fort Morgan, trash normally picked up on Mondays will be doubled up with Tuesday's trash pickup.
The Fort Morgan Library and Museum will be closed.
East Morgan County Library in Brush will be open.
Monday is a bank holiday.
Morgan Community College will have classes Monday, starting its spring semester.
Brush, Wiggins and Weldon Valley public schools and Trinity Lutheran School will have classes.
Fort Morgan public schools will not have classes due to a professional development day.
Riverview Christian School is on a four-day week and does not have classes on Mondays.
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LONGMONT -- Lighten up, Francis: That's not a corpse -- it's art.
Longmont Police received a call Friday morning from someone reporting a face in concrete in the river -- specifically, Left Hand Creek, where it flows under a bridge at South Sunset Street.
An officer checked it out and discovered that, indeed, there was a doomed-looking visage with its mouth agape, staring at the sky with its nose, cheeks and chin protruding over the water's surface.
But no foul play is involved: the concrete face is merely part of Longmont artist Jerry Boyle's installation, "101 Faces," a series of pieces strategically placed along the Left Hand Greenway.
The artist's work, commissioned in 2004, has faces in trees, embedded in the grassy hillsides and, in this case, the creek.
Steve Ransweiler, the city's project manager on the Left Hand Flood Control Project, said that because of that project many of the faces needed to be relocated from their original sites. And he said that, no, to his knowledge, no one has ever called the city and reported the faces as real.
As for Longmont Police, "It was not the first time," Cmdr. Jeff Satur said Friday, although he could not recall how many times police had been called about Mr. Stone-Face-In-Creek.
At a quick glance the face is, indeed, fairly realistic looking, at least to a reporter. But you know what they say about reporters.
"It is pretty realistic, and now it has more moss on it. I first saw it last summer," said Denise Daniel, out walking her dog, Saffron, on the path Friday afternoon. "But no, I never thought it was a body."
Boyle could not be reached for comment Friday. But he told the Times-Call years ago, in a comment reiterated in a Johnnie St. Vrain column last year, that his pieces, strewn along the trail as they are, are designed to get people looking around and paying more attention to their surroundings. If they're noticing his faces, they're likely paying more attention to the flora and fauna, he said.
"I started looking after I saw Johnnie St. Vrain," Daniel said. "Before that, my dog would look at squirrels and I would look at birds. But I never looked at the faces."
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Baseball Pounds Vanderbilt in SEC Opener, 11-1
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HOOVER, Ala. – Shortstop Alex Bregman drove in five runs Wednesday, and left-hander Jared Poche' earned his ninth win of the season as eighth-ranked LSU defeated No. 10 Vanderbilt, 11-1, in the SEC Tournament at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium.
The game was stopped and declared official in the bottom of the seventh inning when LSU expanded its lead to 10 runs. Games in the SEC Tournament, with the exception of the championship game, are halted if a team has a lead of 10 or more runs through the seventh inning.
LSU (41-14-1), winners of five straight games, will play at 4:30 p.m. CT Thursday against Arkansas, which beat Ole Miss, 2-1, to advance. Vanderbilt (41-17) will play the loser of the Ole Miss at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.
Bregman was 3-for-4 at the plate with a three-run homer, a double and five RBI. Poche' fired seven innings, limiting the Commodores to one run on five hits with one walk and three strikeouts.
The Tigers have scored a remarkable 67 runs on 76 hits during their five-game win streak.
"It was a great, solid victory for the Tigers today," said LSU coach Paul Mainieri. "I was just an outstanding performance in every phase. Poche' set the tone, he pitched around some trouble in the first inning and limited the damage. It was one of those day where we swung the bats great again, and we played very good defense. It was a good way to start the tournament by beating an outstanding ball club like Vanderbilt."
LSU, which has won the SEC Tournament title in four of the past six seasons, improved to 19-4 in conference tournament games during Mainieri's eight-season tenure.
Vanderbilt opened the scoring in the top of the first when second baseman Dansby Swanson doubled, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by third baseman Xavier Turner and crossed the plate on a single by leftfielder Bryan Reynolds.
LSU tied the game 1-1 in the bottom of the first against Vanderbilt starter Jared Miller. Rightfielder Mark Laird doubled, moved to third on Bregman's groundout and scored on designated hitter Chris Chinea's grounder to short.
"Tying the ball game up was huge," said Poche', a freshman from Lutcher, La. "I was able to go out there and throw strikes. We put some more runs on the board. I feel anyone could pitch with a lead like that and a great defense behind you."
LSU erupted for four runs in the fourth to take a 5-1 lead. Second baseman Conner Hale led off the inning with a double and later scored on a Miller wild pitch to give the Tigers a 2-1 advantage.
Bregman then punctuated the inning with a two-out, three-run homer against reliever Hayden Stone. The dinger was the sixth of the year for Bregman and the first allowed this season by Stone.
"I think we came out today with the approach of getting on base and putting together quality at-bats," Bregman said. "We stuck to that approach the entire game, and the ball was traveling well."
LSU catcher Kade Scivicque reached on fielder's choice in the fifth and later scored on a grounder by first baseman Tyler Moore to increase the lead to 6-1.
The Tigers added two runs in the sixth as Bregman delivered a sacrifice fly and designated hitter Jake Fraley lined an RBI single.
LSU ended the game in the seventh with three more runs as Laird ripped a two-run triple and Bregman drilled an RBI double to give the Tigers a 10-run advantage.
2014 SEC Baseball Tournament Bracket
Tuesday, May 20 (single elimination)
Game 1 - #6 Vanderbilt def. #11 Tennessee, 3-2
Game 2 - #7 Arkansas def. #10 Texas A&M, 4-0
Game 3 - #9 Kentucky def. #8 Alabama, 7-1
Game 4 - #5 Mississippi State def. #12 Georgia, 5-4 (10)
Wednesday, May 21 (double elimination)
Game 5, #3 LSU def. #6 Vanderbilt, 11-1 (7)
Game 6, #7 Arkansas def. #2 Ole Miss, 2-1
Game 7, #9 Kentucky def. #1 Florida, 4-2
Game 8, 8:35 p.m. - #5 Mississippi State def. #4 South Carolina, 12-0 (7)
Thursday, May 22
Game 9 - #2 Ole Miss def. #6 Vanderbilt, 7-2
Game 10 - #1 Florida def. #4 South Carolina, 7-2
Game 11, 4:30 p.m. - #3 LSU vs. #7 Arkansas [CSS/CST] | ESPN3.com
Game 12, TBD - #5 Mississippi State vs. #9 Kentucky [CSS/CST] | ESPN3.com
Friday, May 23
Game 13, 3 p.m. - #2 Ole Miss vs. Loser Game 11 [CSS/CST] | ESPN3.com
Game 14, TBD - #1 Florida vs. Loser 12 [CSS/CST] | ESPN3.com
Saturday, May 24 (single elimination)
Game 15, Noon - Winner Game 13 vs. Winner Game 11 [ESPNEWS] | WatchESPN
Game 16, TBD - Winner Game 14 vs. Winner Game 12 [ESPNEWS] | WatchESPN
Sunday, May 25
Game 17, 3:30 p.m. - Winner Game 15 vs. Winner Game 16 [ESPN2] | WatchESPN
All Times Central
[SPSO/FSN] - SportSouth/Fox Sports Net; [CSS/CST] - Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast simulcast on Cox Sports Television in Louisiana;
All games available in HD and on WatchESPN and/or ESPN3
SEC Tournament TV & Streaming Video Coverage
9:30 a.m. & TBA - SportSouth – not available on digital platforms inside the SEC footprint (out of footprint - coverage on ESPN3 and WatchESPN)
4:30 & TBA - CSS with coverage ESPN3 and WatchESPN (No blackouts)
3 p.m. & TBA - CSS - with coverage on ESPN3 and WatchESPN (No blackouts)
Noon & TBA - ESPNews - with coverage on ESPN3 and WatchESPN (No blackouts)
3:30 p.m. - ESPN2 - with coverage on ESPN3 and WatchESPN (No blackouts)
POSTGAME QUOTES (via SECsports.com)
LSU Coach Paul Mainieri
"It was a great, solid victory for the Tigers today. It was really just an outstanding performance in every phase. Poche set the tone, he pitched around some trouble in the first inning. The first batter hit a ball that typically Sean (McMullen) would catch. I think the key in that inning is that Jared limited the damage. It was one of those days where we swung the bats great again. Overall, we played really good defense. It was a good way to start the tournament by beating an outstanding ball club like Vanderbilt."
Alex Bregman, SS
"I think we came with the approach of getting on base and putting together quality at bats. I think we let the ball travel a lot more than the first time. For myself, I was out on my front foot against him the last game. He was changing speeds. My first at bat, I just tried to hit a groundball the other way. Other than that, I think everyone else stuck with the same approach."
Jared Poche', LHP
"Tying the ball game up was huge. I was able to go out there and throw strikes. We put some more runs up on the board. I feel anyone could pitch with a lead like that and a defense behind you."
Vanderbilt Coach Tim Corbin
"You have to credit LSU. They hit the ball well, obviously. The inning for us that changed the complexion of the game was the fourth inning. What could have been a fly ball out early converted into a double and so on. I thought Jared pitched well at the beginning of the game. As the game progressed and as they got base runners, they took some good swings and took advantage of us. (Jared) Poche' pitched well. If there was any momentum for us it was after the four-run inning when we had runners on first and second with one out, and he got us to ground into a double play. You have to credit LSU. They played well."
"(Mark) Laird presents the ability to use his legs and stay inside the ball. He is a good leadoff hitter. He sets the table for them. (Alex) Bregman is full of presence. He has a flat swing. He is a good hitter. You feel hitters like that when they are in the box. He certainly deserves all of credit the coaches give him. He works hard at his craft. He can see the ball well, and he is a very confident young man."
Jared Miller, LHP
"I came out trying to attack and set the pace of the game. I felt good from the start. I got myself into a little bit of trouble, but that is just how baseball plays."
"Obviously, I had success against them earlier in the year, but I came out in attack mode and I know LSU likes to swing the bat. They took some good swings on some pitches that were up in the zone today."
Dansby Swanson, 2B
"He (Jared Poche') just mixed his pitches well. He stayed in the strike zone. He didn't allow us to get any opportunities off of him. He kept it down in the zone, and we couldn't get put as many good swings on as we would have liked."


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