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Review Group #346 - Happy #1 vs. Talon #0
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by GLX » Wed Sep 26, 2012 12:04 pmA poll was made. Only two survived. Which comic is better - Happy #1 or Talon #0? Make your voice heard!
Now to the usual business:
Happy #1
Digital copy can be found here.
Talon #0
Digital copy can be found here.
Ze rules:
Review as often or as little as you like. Once you've posted 5 reviews, you will be awarded 1 pick. You can post 5 reviews, right? That's a totally achievable goal and with day and date digital releases becoming the standard, it shouldn't matter if your shop ordered enough copies of this weeks comic or not.
When multiple Review Groupers have posted 5 (or more) qualifying reviews, they will be awarded their pick in the order that they qualified. What constitutes a qualifying review? Any review posted (with a score on a scale from 0-10, that's right 0!) within 1 calendar month of the thread going live. Reviews are to be at least 5 sentences long. It shows that a) you have at least read this week's pick and b) you have some unique insight into the comic.
Reviews posted while waiting in line for your pick will be applied to your next pick.
I'll be keeping track of everyone's progress with the newly christened Spreadsheet of Fantastic (RIP, Spreadsheet of Doom) and reporting the results in the Current Members list in the weekly OP. When it's your turn to make a pick, I will PM you. If you do not respond to me by Midnight EST the following Sunday, you will lose your pick and I will start a poll to determine that week's selection.
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If it's your week to pick, remember to keep it under $3.99.
Naturally, this new system is new and it may be necessary to make changes as we go.
Since no one else has 5 reviews under their belt, a poll will be put up to determine next week's pick. Next week's releases are listed here. It'll be up by week's end and ideas for what should be included into the poll will be considered.
Suggestions welcome.
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by Punchy » Thu Sep 27, 2012 2:52 pmHappy! #1(of 4)
Image Comics' big push continues with perhaps the biggest creator so far making the move to the Big I. It's only bloody Grant Morrison and he's only gone and written another completely fucking crazy piece of possible genius. Alongside one of my favourite artists, Darick Robertson, Happy! is one of the strangest comics I've read this year, it starts out as a very dark, very sweary and very violent crime thriller, with gangsters, prostitutes and serial killers, and then, out of nowhere, a talking blue cartoon horse shows up. It's odd. It was interesting to see Morrison get filthy again, because even his recent Vertigo work like Seaguy or We3 or Joe The Barbarian has been fairly family friendly, and this is decidedly not. Nick Sax is a bad man, and the situation he finds himself in is dark. I was particularly shocked by the page where he shoots the serial killer who was dressed as a prawn (I told you this was weird), with a panel focusing on the killer's ejaculate. I did feel like Morrison dropped us in at the deep end a bit, because Nick as a character is not very well defined, we know he's bad, and we know he either used to be a cop or still is a cop. I'm sure we'll find out later though. The arrival of Happy The Horse though, that's the main event here, what the heck is that? I can't wait to see where this is going, is Nick just crazy, or what? Either way, this was a great way to kick-start my Christmas season, and with the promise of a Paedophile Santa, it's only going to get more twistedly festive. Robertson's artwork was excellent, the same level as his The Boys work. This won't be for everyone, but if you like Morrison, this is him uncut, and there isn't anything else like this out there.
by GLX » Thu Sep 27, 2012 3:07 pmTurns out my shop sold out of Happy on the first day that it was out. What the fuck is up with shops under-ordering high profile Image Comics?
by GLX » Sat Sep 29, 2012 6:06 pmSaturday bump.
by Stephen Day » Sun Sep 30, 2012 2:00 pmTalon #0
I wasn't sure what to expect going into this issue as one issue of All-Star Western is the only other exposure I've had to the Court of Owls. It was a very enjoyable read I have to say. Calvin Rose has an interesting background (I love that he was part of the same circus as the Graysons) and seems like he would be a fun character to follow on a monthly basis.
The story itself is well done and self contained -- a fact that is always a bonus for me. The situation Rose finds himself in isn't complicated, but it works very well. I was very satisfied by the time the end of the issue came.
I'll give this an 8 out of 10.
by Stephen Day » Sun Sep 30, 2012 2:02 pmSince I also reviewed Infernal Man-Thing #1 and Gambit #1 today, I hope this bumps my total up to five reviews.
by GLX » Sun Sep 30, 2012 3:09 pm
Mentioned the answer in the Man-Thing thread, but I'll expand upon it. There's a month time limit for a review to be counted. It's a rule that I'm keeping from the previous Review Group runs.
by Stephen Day » Sun Sep 30, 2012 3:12 pm
Yeah, I just saw your response in the Infernal Man-Thing thread. It's disappointing, but I understand.
by GLX » Sun Sep 30, 2012 3:17 pm
As a dude who reads most comics via the library, I know how you feel.
by GLX » Sun Sep 30, 2012 3:19 pmIn the hope that it won't be drowned out, here's the poll thread for this week's pick:
by Punchy » Tue Oct 02, 2012 7:36 amWhen this book was announced, I admit I rolled my eyes, but it turns out that this was actually pretty damned good! This issue introduces us to Calvin Rose, a former Talon who turned on the Court Of Owls and who looks like being an interesting character. We see a lot of Calvin's history, and Snyder and Tynion IV expand the idea of the Court using Haly's circus as a secret training ground for the Talons, but whereas Dick Grayson escaped their clutches, Calvin, ironically an escape artist, didn't, and became an assassin for them. The escape artist as superhero as always been a good one, going back to Mister Miracle and of course The Escapist, so it was very cool to see a character who is more about that than just violence. This was a very strong opening issue, although I am wondering how much of what we saw here will be present once the series gets going in #1 in the present day. The origin story is good, but can the character sustain an ongoing? We shall see, but I am intrigued. I was very impressed by the art of Guillem March, he's been getting a lot of stick online lately for his Catwoman covers, but he's a very good artist, reminding me here of Rags Morales and even Joe Kubert, really nice, and not a contorted spine in sight.
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POWELL A KNIGHTHAWK ONCE AGAINNov 24, 2012
(November 24, 2012)… Casey Powell is back in the city where it all began. The 2010 National Lacrosse League MVP agreed to a one-year deal today to play for the defending champion Rochester Knighthawks. The deal is pending league approval. (Photos by Larry Palumbo)
"I took a year off to get my life together. I know time is running out on my career," said the 36-year-old forward. "It worked out that the Knighthawks picked me up in the Dispersal Draft. It's great to finish my career where it started."
Rochester originally drafted Powell with the first overall pick in the 1998 NLL Entry Draft. The former Syracuse University standout helped Rochester reach the NLL Finals both seasons he was with the Knighthawks. Powell enters his 10th season of professional lacrosse and his third season with the Knighthawks.
In his NLL career, he has played in 119 games and recorded 254 goals and 341 assists for 595 points. He is a four-time All-Pro player and was the first American to win the league MVP award in 2010. Adding to his success, Powell was named to the 2011 All-World Team at the FIL World Lacrosse Championships and led the American's offense with 16 goals and 15 assists in five games.
The Knighthawks acquired Powell in the Dispersal Draft of the Boston Blazers in September 2011 and are certain he will be a significant piece of the World Champion NLL team's success over the next three seasons.
"I want to win. I am going to try to fit in and have the best training camp I can," he said. "I just want to contribute."
Powell's extraordinary college lacrosse career at Syracuse University is what ultimately led him to his remarkable professional career. He is one of SU's all-time best players and was named the Division I Attackman of the Year in 1998. Powell was a four-time All-American and a two-time National Player of the Year at Syracuse and led the team to the NCAA National Championship in 1995. Powell was named as a member of the NCAA All-Tournament team each of his four seasons with the Orange. He recorded an astounding 287 points for the Syracuse University lacrosse team during his collegiate career.
Along with his impressive indoor lacrosse career, Powell has made quite an impact in the outdoor Major Lacrosse League. He most recently played for the Hamilton Nationals and in 2011 led them to the Championship Game after scoring eight points in the playoffs. In 87 MLL games, Powell recorded 203 goals, including five two-pointers, and 191 assists for 399 points. He is a three-time MLL Champion, four-time All-Star and the league's all-time point leader.
The 2013 season will mark the return of Powell to the NLL and the Rochester Knighthawks. He will hit the turf for the first time today at the team's training camp.
"I am excited to come here more mature and more defined as an indoor player," he said. "I am going to try to help the Knighthawks repeat."


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Wednesday January 12, 2011
Doctors have confirmed that Crown Princess Mary of Denmark will take her newborn twins home in the next couple of days.
The little boy and girl, who were born naturally, are currently undergoing a series of health checks before they can get the green light to go home.
Royal fans waiting for a glimpse of the new arrivals will be delighted at the news.
But no one will be happier than Mary's husband Prince Frederik, who is apparently exhausted after visiting the hospital daily whilst helping care for the couple's elder children Princess Isabella, three, and five-year-old Prince Christian.
Countess Alexandra, who was among the first to visit Mary, said she was "doing really well" and was up and about with "lots of energy".
Of Frederik, she said: "He looks more tired than her, but they are extremely happy.
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Slipping towards the fiscal slope
Everyone - including the financial markets - thought President Obama and the Republican leadership were on course to some kind of budget deal. It wouldn't be pretty, but they would find some way to delay or prevent most of the $600bn in tax rises and spending cuts that will otherwise hit the economy on 1 January.
Not any more. Right now, they don't seem to be on any path at all. The only good news for President Obama is that he is not going to get the blame. Against the odds, the events of the past few days have strengthened his hand relative to the Republicans, who were already disadvantaged by the result of the Presidential election.
What happens to the economy as a result of all this may well depend on how and whether he and his fellow Democrats decide to use that new power.
Remember how we got here: in the days after the election, many hoped that President Obama's victory would pave the way for Republicans to climb down in their opposition to all and any rise in taxes. And, to some extent, that has come true.
House Majority Leader John Boehner signalled early on that he was willing to sign up to a deal which would force wealthy Americans to pay more taxes - though by limiting their deductions rather than charging them higher rates. His 'Plan B' went further: it would not have renewed the Bush tax cuts for incomes over $1m.
Democrats considered that a terrible plan, which would really only raise taxes on the top 0.1% of households. Even the very richest would pay much less than under President Obama's plan, which would keep the Bush tax cuts for 'only' the first $250,000 of income. (On the Boehner plan, remember people earning more than $1m would keep paying the lower rates on any income below that amount).
There were lots of other reasons for Democrats to hate Mr Boehner's Plan B: it would have hit low income families by allowing benefits to expire for lots of unemployed people, and it would stall the President's plans for extra infrastructure investment.
For many - on either side of the aisle - that all made passing Plan B bad news for Democrats, and a 'no brainer' for the Republicans.
Either President Obama allowed it to go through, which would have given them nearly all of what they wanted on the tax side, without most of the spending on the Democrats' wish list. Or - much more likely - the President would veto it, making the Democrats look like the ones who were holding the economy to ransom.
But, as I said in my blog just after the election, a compromise that looks like a no-brainer to outsiders - and even, apparently, Mr Boehner - does not necessarily look like that to Congressional Republicans who have signed a pledge not to raise tax rates on anyone, ever.
As we learned, in a similar stand-off with President Obama in 2011, a lot of them actually meant it. And they haven't changed their mind as a result of the election, or the scary talk about the fiscal cliff.
What happens now? The short answer is not very much. Neither Congress nor the Senate are likely to do any real business now until after Christmas, meaning there is little chance of getting anything more than a very short-term stop-gap into the statute books by 1 January.
As I said at the start, the newly re-elected President already had the upper hand going into the negotiations; politically, he is in an even stronger position now. But Mr Boehner's decision to seek an alternative to the President's plan has soured many Democrats against making any more compromises. What happens now depends on whether President Obama's foot soldiers are as willing to play chicken with the recovery as Mr Boehner's troops seem to be.
The good news for the financial markets is that, as I have said before, the "cliff" is more of a slope. There's nothing to stop them reversing most of the damage from tax rises in the weeks after 1 January. Nothing, that is, except the dysfunctional politics which has made the slope so steep in the first place.


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"Sales increased 41.4% year-on-year (a 38% increase on a constant currency basis) to 204.3 billion yen. This increase was primarily due to a significant increase in unit sales of image sensors for mobile products, as well as the absence of the impact of a decrease in image sensor production due to the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year, partially offset by a significant decrease in sales of camera modules, a business which was downsized."
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Billy Chapman Jr. Does it Again! Anglers Inn is Now in the Jungle
by Stan FagerstromSome men spend much of their life trying to put bass in the boat.
Such individuals aren't hard to find. You'll find them participating in professional bass fishing tournaments now staged in almost every corner of the country.
Some of those professional contests now pay winners the same kind of bucks other professional sports like golf or tennis did when they were first getting established.
I know a bunch of those professional anglers. You probably know some too. But how many men do you know who instead of attempting to put bass in the boat themselves have spent a lifetime making it possible for others to do so?
Such individuals are hard to find. But I know one. You might have heard of him yourself. If you haven't you should. I say that because now he has again done something really big to assist bass anglers.
This time it's for anglers who choose to go after those fantastic peacock bass of the Amazon jungle. Let me tell you about him. His name is Billy Chapman Jr.
If you've followed bass angling, and so many thousands do and have, Chapman's name is probably already familiar to you. Few individuals have had a greater impact on the bass angling world.
Billy is the man who led the way in providing the wondrous bass fishing now to be found in the lakes of Mexico. Anyone who has ever had the opportunity to be Chapman's guest at his Anglers Inn on Mexico's Lake El Salto knows what I'm talking about. The same could be said about his Anglers Inn Lodge at Mexico's Lake Mateos.
But it isn't the almost unbelievable largemouth angling you may run into at either of these lakes that I'm talking about. Now this internationally recognized outfitter and lodge operator has taken his tremendous talents back into the heart of the Amazon.
I say "back" into the Amazon because it was those peacock bass of the Amazon and its tributaries that really gave him his first opportunity to polish his skills in the world of making bass fishing dreams come true.
Billy was still in his 20s when he began booking trips for jungle bass anglers in Venezuela. Within his first five years in the jungle he supervised the construction of the first two bass fishing lodges ever built in that part of the Amazon.
What he's doing in the Amazon today almost has to be seen to be believed. Again, if you've been to Anglers Inn at Lake El Salto or Lake Mateos in Mexico you know what he's done in Mexico. Believe it or not, today he's doing even more with his brand new operation now known as Anglers Inn Amazon.
Billy Chapman Jr. has been helping bass anglers from all over the world ever since he was a kid. He's pictured here with one of the Amazon's beautiful peacock bass. Chapman's Anglers Inn floating suites Amazon operation is attracting international attention.
I'm no stranger to the Amazon. I've had the opportunity over the years to make three different trips there to fish for peacock bass. The first of my three trips was through the country of Columbia decades ago. The two more recent adventures were both into the Amazon by way of Brazil.
In my earlier trips I never had the opportunity to experience anything resembling the kind of set up Billy Chapman has now made available.
Please note the pictures that accompany this column. Chapman told me a few years ago what he planned to do for anglers hoping to experience the thrill of tangling with one of the world's greatest sports fish---the jungle's peacock bass.
"Stan," he said, "I'm going down there and build a series of floating mobile suites. I want to be able to move them into different areas of the Amazon and its tributaries. That way I can put our clients where fishing prospects are best."
I'll be damned if that's not exactly what he's done! It's already attracting the attention from anglers all over the world.
You won't always find peacock bass in the same areas of the Amazon. You're not limited to any one spot when you book a trip with the Anglers Inn Amazon operation. Billy Chapman's floating suites take you where the fish are.
It's not at all difficult, having fished the jungle's rivers myself, to see what Chapman has been successful in doing. There are a few places in the jungle that accommodate visiting Amazon anglers. But for the most part they are permanent structures built on land or larger boats with limited space for their clients.
The boats they provide are able to take their customers into nearby areas of the jungle. Depending on water conditions, they might or might not be able to put you where the prospects for peacocks are good.
I've seen times on some of the Amazon's rivers where you couldn't buy a strike. On other occasions I've seen areas where those lure smashing peacock were all over the place. Usually by far the best action came in the most remote spots.
The chance for you to reach those remote spots is exactly what Chapman's Anglers Inn Amazon operation provides. The Amazon, you see, has an almost unbelievable fluctuation in water levels. I'm told the floating dock at Manaus, the place that really serves as the major city of entry into the jungle, fluctuates as much as 48-feet.
"Peacock bass fishing," Billy says, "is usually best when the water level is low. Mobility and exclusivity is the combination that creates the best chance for a great peacock bass fishing trip.
"Our Anglers Inn floating mobile suites move like a water train beyond natural barriers to pristine and exclusive Indian reserves. Our entire operation may move every other day during your visit and keeps you in new water where the competition can't go. You have my guarantee you'll experience the usual Anglers Inn style of personal service in the process."
Here's what the interior of the Anglers Inn Amazon floating suites look like. Each air conditioned unit has its own bath and shower.
Here you see Chapman's floating suites anchored in an isolated area of the Amazon while clients enjoy an evening meal on the beach.
Going to the Amazon with Chapman's floating suites also offers another major advantage. You're never going to be more than a relatively short boat ride from your home base.
I've been in the Amazon when our guide took us way the hell and gone back into jungle. Sometimes it took far too long to get back to the lodge.
I've also had the unpleasant experience of having our boat run into motor trouble and being left in a situation way back in the boonies where it wasn't at all certain that we'd be able to get back at all.
"We recommend," Billy says, "that you return to your floating suite at noon for a hot lunch, a cool shower and a siesta. Because of our mobility we can keep the good fishing close enough so that you're usually only looking at a boat ride of from five to 15 minutes to get back."
You're never far from the security of your own floating suite when you're in the Amazon with Anglers Inn. Anglers who get out early in the morning often come back for a shower and siesta at mid day.
I could write 10 more pages about what you'll find on an Anglers Inn Amazon adventure. There's really no need for me to do so. It's easy to find everything you need to know from times and prices to what to bring and what's provided.
You can do that at your own convenience by simply calling 1 800 GOTA-Fish or by visiting www.anglersinn.com on the Internet.
I know Billy Chapman Jr. and I know what he stands for. Few men anywhere have done a better job of making the dreams of countless anglers come true more often than he has. That's undoubtedly why he's one of the very few, if not the only outfitter/lodge operator, ever inducted to the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame.
As I write this I just have one regret---it's that Anglers Inn Amazon didn't exist when I made my three earlier visits to the rivers I've mentioned.
Be assured that's where I'd of headquartered if it had been.


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Tilman (Tillman) Sheldon (Skelton), George Tillman Skelton,
This is my greatgrandfather on my mothers side.
I have read in several places that the names Sheldon and Skelton were interchageable, even within the same immedidiate family members, and that many Sheldons and Skeltons were from Virginia.
George is first listed in the 1850 Census for Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, IN as:
Tilman K (or H) Sheldon (age 3).
He is listed in household of William Sheldon (50)and Elizabeth Sheldon (50).
Others listed in household are (male/female age):
Nancy E (f24), Francis (m19), James (m17), Susannah (f16), Polly (f13), John F (m9), Tilman (m3), Elizabeth (f21).
Roll M432_141, page 269
Indiana Marriage Records Database 1845-1920
03 May 1860, Dearborn Co, IN
spouse: Nancy Ellen Skelton
spouse: Barnet Folderman (sp? Falderman)
Book: 10, page 72
George is listed in the June 1860 Census for Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, IN as:
Geo T Skelton (m12).
He is listed in the household of Barnet Folderman (m28) and Nancy E Folderman (f33)
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05 June 1864 - 29 September 1865
George Skelton served in the Civil War, 139th Regiment, Company I, Indiana Infranty.
Organized at Indianapolis, IN, and mustered 5 June 1864.
Ordered to Tennessee and assigned Railroad Guard duty in Tennesse and Alabama, Department of the Cumberland. Mustered out 29 September 1865.
Film: M540, Roll: 70
1870 Census, George not yet found listed.
Indiana Marriage Records Database, 1845 - 1920
20 September 1870
Marion Co, IN
spouse: George T Skelton
spouse: Mary Heistaud
Book: 174, page 11
Side note on Mary above:
an obit for their son Clyde (my grandfather) lists Mary's maiden name as "Heaston", marriage record of their son Fred to Carrie Bell Pickerell (31 Aug 1901) lists her maiden as "Heaton", while familysearch.org submiter file 1760874 lists her maiden as "Hiestand".
1880 Census, Center Township, Marion Co, IN
(First use of last name "West", which he caried until his death)
George West (m32)and wife Mary (f31).
Others in household: Barnet (m9), Belle (f6), Clyde T (m3).
George listed mother and fathers birthplace as OH (?).
Roll: T9-0294
Side note to above: George must have thought highly of his stepfather Barnet to name his first born son after him.
1900 Census, Noblesville, Hamilton Co, IN
George West, head, born 1848, (m52), fathers place of birth = NJ, mothers place of birth = KY
Mary West, wife, born July 1848 (f52)
Clyde West, son, (m23), born Aug 1876
Fred West, son, (m19), born Nov 1887
Geo (George)West, son, (m16), born July 1885
Lee Roy West, son, (m11), born Aug 1888
Flora Brown, granddaughter, (f10), born Nov 1889
Roll: T623-375, page 170
1910 Census, Noblesvill, Hamilton Co, IN
George S West and Mary A (both age 63, listed that there were 7 children, 5 still living)
Roll: T624-353, Part 1, page 175
Hamilton County Death Records 1882 - 1920
Obituary dated 04 April 1917 in the Hamilton East Library, Noblesville
George S dies at age 69. . .
Burial at Crownland Cemetery (1776 E Monument St), Noblesville, IN, Section 9 DI, Lot 12
Book: H-5, page 27
George carried the last name "Skelton" (Sheldon) while growing up, through his service in the Civil War, and for his marriage on 20 September 1870 to Mary. By the 1880 Census he has three children and is using the last name "West", which he used the remainder of his life.
What happened between 20 Septembet 1870 and the Census of 1880 to make him change his last name?
I am assuming he was born out of wedlock to Nancy Ellen Skelton since Nancy and Nancy's parents were named Skelton, and George lived with Nancy and her husband Barnet Felderman in Indianapolis, IN.
Did he discover at some point who his father was and take his name?
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Family Names: VanBenthysen, West, McCoy, Skelton; Snow, Parks


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Gov. Pat Quinn says he has spoken with House Speaker Michael Madigan and they plan to sit down Monday to discuss how to fix Illinois' $97 billion pension crisis.Quinn has been trying to meet with Madigan and Senate President John Cullerton since the Legislature adjourned last Friday without a pension deal.
Madigan didn't attend a meeting the governor called Tuesday. But Quinn says Madigan told him Friday that he will attend a meeting on Monday.
Quinn has called lawmakers back to Springfield for a June 19 special legislative session on pensions. He says he will push legislators every day until then to forge an agreement to fix the worst-in-the-nation pension problem.
Quinn called the special session after two credit rating agencies downgraded Illinois' rating because of the Legislature's inaction.


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After helping Fort Osage's boys basketball team to its first-ever district title as a sophomore, it wasn't easy for Brian Starr to miss his junior season and watch the Fort Osage boys win the second of what is now three straight Class 5 District 14 titles, then win again in sectionals before falling to eventual state champion Rockhurst.
The beginning of Starr's senior season proved no walk in the park, either, as the 6-foot-2 guard sometimes found himself at odds with Indians coach Josh Wilson.
Now, it's a smooth operation all around. Fort Osage's 49-43 district championship win Friday over Kearney marked 14 wins in 15 games for the Indians, who take a 19-6 record into Wednesday's *15 p.m. Class 5 sectional playoff against Lee's Summit at the Independence Events Center.
Starr is the team's second-leading scorer at 13.8 points per game, and he leads the squad with 5.6 rebounds per game, 60 total assists and 42 steals.
As a junior, though, he played one game before some off-the-court family issues kept him off the court.
"It was a bad break for the kid," said Wilson, who admits he's had plenty of "what if" thoughts, imagining how Starr's presence could have helped the Indians possibly reach the state final four last season. "The kid's hands were tied, and he had to be away from basketball for a whole year."
"I went and watched a few (games)," Starr said, "but it was kind of emotional. I did go to a few to support them.
"That made it really emotional," he said of Friday's game. "What made it that much sweeter was we came together as a team. After losing a leader like D'Vante Mosby (an all-state player who just finished a stellar freshman season at William Jewell College), we all stepped and led as a team."
Starr played AAU basketball last summer, and Wilson was glad to have him back in the fold, even if the re-acclimation wasn't easy.
"He and I butted heads extremely hard very early in the season," Wilson said. "He was an integral part two years ago, and he would've been an integral part last year, and he wanted to come in and be able to take charge. I could tell during the summer that wouldn't happen."
Wilson's Indians lost Mosby and four other top forwards from last season, but starting guards Will Penamon and Skyler Thompson returned. The coach said Starr needed to be more disciplined in practices – to improve his conditioning, rebounding and decision-making.
"You're going to be hard to guard, because you can do things others can't do," Wilson said, recalling a conversation with Starr. "Every kid wants to score 25 points a game, and you can do that, but how successful is the team going to be?
"Assists and steals have become really important to him," Wilson said. "He's taken over some games, and it's not been with points. (Rebounding) has been a major key. He's our leading rebounder, and he enjoys that."
"It was difficult," Starr said, acknowledging the earlier qualms, "but I like the role Coach has got me playing, and it works best for the team.
"I knew I would have to crash the boards a lot harder this year. When I saw I was good at it, I made it my job to crash even harder."
Wilson noted Starr's increased efficiency on offense. He's shooting 62 percent from the field, including 45 percent on 3-pointers, whereas through the first eight games Wilson pegged those numbers at 41 and 20 percent, respectively. Starr said can feel that efficiency, not just see it by the numbers.
"My decision-making (has improved), being able to lead my team and being more efficient on the court," he said.
With Starr on board, water bug point guard Penamon ceded some of the ball-handling responsibilities, something that's especially effective given Starr's athleticism and ability to shoot and pass.
"He likes to go really hard, and he's really crafty, Penamon said. "His ball-handling skills are good, and it's tough to pinpoint defenses on one person when he's got the ball."
Penamon said he also appreciates how Starr has shouldered a big rebounding load this season.
"That helps build up confidence for the shooter," the junior said, "knowing there's someone that can get mean down there.
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This season The Jets have hired Sports Psychologist and Life Coach, Dr. Gary Barnard to help focus and motivate the team. We're fortunate enough to have been granted access to these closed-door meetings. Here is the transcript for Dr. Gary's session with the team in preparation for the Oct.10 game against the Minnesota Wild.
Okay, guys, come on in and take a seat. Yeah, that's right, on the floor, anywhere you like, just grab one of the pillows from the bin. You like those? My mother embroidered the Jets logo on them for me. Those pillows were only 2 bucks a pop at Target. True story. Everyone here? Great, great. So you might see right off the bat that this not going to be a regular team meeting, it's more of an informal rap session. This is an open space for open hearts. We're going to talk about feelings like fear and ambition and success – well, I guess success isn't a feeling, per se, but if you don't know what success feels like then how are you going to know what success… feels like?
Okay, scrap that, you know what I'm getting at. Slogans don't matter here, winning does, am I right? I mean, it's not the only thing, of course, I don't want to give you the wrong idea, as if all that matters in life is winning. There's also trust and loyalty and unconditional love like you might get from a pet or a small child before they know words like "jerk" and "puss-puss", which really is surprisingly early, even 5 or 6 so… well, winning is primarily what we came here today to rap about!
Things are looking promising this year, hey? Two wins? Two out of three is not too shabby, boys, not too shabby at all. And I know you took it on the chin the other night against those Mighty Ducks, but we're gonna put it behind us. That was a fun movie, wasn't it, The Mighty Ducks? I still have a VHS copy actually stuck in my VCR. Literally stuck, I can't eject it or pry it out and it's a nice VCR too, a Toshiba, so I don't want to damage it. The kids don't mind. They're on the Playstation all day. I'm like, "We only get every second weekend, guys, you sure you don't want to go out and toss the pigskin around with ol' Dad instead of killing zombies all day?" It's like I'm a ghost, they don't even… so, The Ducks beat you to a few pucks. That's okay. What do we do when we fall down? We get back up and we score goals. Or stop goals if you're a goalie. Or, I guess, defense is about stopping too but you can also score so… we get back up!
Let's look at our next opponent: The Minnesota Wild. Hmmm… I knew someone from Minnesota, or at least I thought I did. They weren't very wild, I can tell you that. Hey? Interesting word, right? Wild? The "fearsome" Minnesota Wild. Are they truly wild, fellas? Think about that? How wild are they? What's more fearsome: the wild – the banal, inconstant wild, like some dead-eyed bunny in the forest having sex willy-nilly or… is it a Goddamned Jet? A supersonic F-16 fighter Jet, raining down missiles and machine gun fire right down the middle of main street, St. Paul! Right onto their stupid downtown loft apartments!! Sorry, I mean, army, enemies, bad… bad people. Whoosh! Rat-at-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat-a!! Booooooom!! Yeah, you see where I'm going! You guys are Jets! You are war machines! You're fast and explosive and you're going to bomb the ever-loving Christ out of those little bunnies. Make a crater out of Minnesota; see how much bunny likes it then! With their ridiculous, indecisive Twin Cities and their Purple Rain and their high school boyfriend, Greg. You think Greg still wants your dried up old bunny pelt, you Harpy?! You had a duplex and a leased Hyundai! Greg doesn't even have walls! Seriously, what kind of adult lives in a loft?
I'm sorry, guys, I just came from a meeting with my divorce lawyer, it's all still a little raw. Where were we? Oh, right, The Wild. Guys, they haven't even won a game in regulation yet, and they're coming fresh off a loss to the Predators. They're weak. They're all either washed up old vets like Olli Jokinen or untested kids like Jacob Trouba. Oh, sorry, I'm reading the wrong roster sheet… uh… Heatly and Coyle? No, he's hurt, apparently. Heatly and… Zucker. Sure, Zucker, he's new, right? Hey, guys… guys? Eyes on me, seriously, all eyes on me. Put your phones away. This is not for Twitter, this is for us, in here.
You want to be champions, right? You gotta set your sights high, boys, really high! Like, try to look up as far as you can until it hurts your eyeballs and then look higher still! That higher place is inside of you. That's right. Now, close your eyes. That's you looking inside of you. And I want to know what you see. Is it a cold, industrial loft or is it the duplex of your dreams? Are you a frightened little bunny or a Top Gun fighter jock? Are you oiled up and ready for volleyball or are you just buzzing the tower? Right? Top Gun? You've never seen it? Really? Come on. Everyone's seen… okay, well, I tell you what, I'll bring it in. Ah, no, I only have it on VHS. Unless, Coach, can we get a VCR in here for next time? We can? Great, mine's… right. You guys will see what I mean. What's important to remember is that you can beat these guys. It's entirely plausible. Say it with me. "We can beat these guys. It's entirely plausible!" Good stuff! Hey, guys. You're Jets. Fighter Jets. Weapons of mass destruction. Shock and Awe. Shock 'em. Awe 'em. Jet 'em. Yeah, Go Jet 'em! Jet those guys. Jet them right into that crater in stupid St.Paul where nobody wants to live anyway.
Okay, guys, we'll see you next time. If you could just put the pillows back in the bin, it saves me – guys? Okay, no problem, you're in a rush. I'll take care of the pillows. Good rap session, guys. Whoosh…heh. Go Jet 'em. That's a thing, right, Coach? You can "jet" someone? I'll work on it.
Dr. Gary Barnard is an internationally renowned Motivationist and author of three best-selling books: "The Power of Eventually", "Becoming Stupendous" and Book 1 of the Moon Children Trilogy, " Lair of The Crystal Spider" (writing as Chandler Parallax). For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Now therefore, behold, the cry of the children of Israel has come to Me, and I have also seen the oppression with which the Egyptians oppress them. Come now, therefore, and I will send you to Pharaoh that you may bring My people, the children of Israel, out of Egypt.—Exodus 3:9-10
Yes, if evangelical Christianity is to stay alive it must have men again—the right kind of men. It must repudiate the weaklings who dare not speak out, and it must seek in prayer and much humility the coming again of men of the stuff of which prophets and martyrs are made. God will hear the cries of His people as He heard the cries of Israel in Egypt, and He will send deliverance by sending deliverers. It is His way.
And when the deliverers come—reformers, revivalists, prophets—they will be men of God and men of courage. They will have God on their side because they are careful to stay on God's side. They will be coworkers with Christ and instruments in the hands of the Holy Spirit. Such men will be baptized with the Spirit indeed and through their labors He will baptize others and send the long-delayed revival. This World: Playground or Battleground?, 20.
"Lord, send those men to the church soon. Raise up a mighty army even among young people today who will become that kind of men. We need a great movement of the Spirit of God that would bring the much-needed revival. Amen."
Reprinted from Tozer on Christian Leadership by A.W. Tozer, copyright © 2001 by Zur Ltd. Used by permission of WingSpread Publishers, a division of Zur Ltd.
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2012 Grizzly Football Awards Banquet on Sunday [AUDIO]
It was a disappointing season for the Montana Grizzly football team in terms of wins and losses, but support is still strong from Griz Nation.
The Grizzlies finished the season 5 and 6 overall and 4 and 5 in the Big Sky Conference, the first losing record suffered by the program for well over 20 years, but, the crowd at the 2012 Grizzly Football Awards Banquet heard that the Griz return 19 starters for next year, and this young team had a great many challenges to overcome before the season even started. With charges of sexual assault, the dismissal of head coach Robin Pflugrad and Athletic Director Jim O'Day, the hiring of a new head coach, Mick Delaney, and continuing investigations by the NCAA, the Department of Justice and Department of Education.
But all that aside, Sunday was a day when players, parents and friends celebrated a season full of highlights at the annual awards banquet at The Doubletree Hotel..
University of Montana President Royce Engstrom said the ROOT Sports broadcast of the Grizzly-Bobcat game on Saturday reached over 70% of their overall audience, which translated into potentially millions of homes.
University of Montana President Royce Engstrom
University of Montana Athletic Director Kent Haslam said the awards banquet is an indicator of the quality of the young men in the football program. He also said there have been no new details released about the various investigations by the NCAA and two federal agencies.
UM Athletic Director Kent Haslam
Head football coach Mick Delaney said he's never been more proud of a group of young men, and says the future is bright for the Grizzlies, as he expects the team to be competing next season for the Big Sky Conference title and the National Championship. He also had words of praise for the 2012 Steve Carlson award winner (MVP) senior running back Peter Nguyen.
UM head coach Mick Delaney
Here are the winners of the 2012 Grizzly Football Team Awards
Terry Dillon Award (Outstanding back or wide receiver) shared by WR Sam Gratton and TE Greg Hardy
Pat Norwood Award (Most Inspirational) DE Josh Harris
Tony Barbour Award (Enthusiasm/Dedication/Commitment) LB Jordan Tripp
Paul Westkamp Award ( Outstanding OL) shared by Danny Kistler, Jr. and Jake Hendricksen
Golden Helmet Award (Hardest Hitter) LB Brock Coyle
Larry Miller Award (Outstanding DL) DE Zach Waggenmann
Special Teams CB Nate Harris
Scout Team Offense QB Brady Gustafsen
Scout Team Defense CB JR Nelson
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IF storms do develop in the southern portions of our state, yesterday's predictions remain intact in terms of track, timing and hazards
On the anniversary of the Andover Tornado, we continue to look at a potential for severe weather in the region during the evening and overnight hours. The big "if" still remains, though, as forecasters aren't entirely certain where the best conditions will set up. At the moment, it appears that western Oklahoma's atmosphere will be better primed for severe thunderstorms than Kansas. IF storms do develop in the southern portions of our state, yesterday's predictions remain intact in terms of track, timing and hazards. Folks west of I-135 would have the better chance of seeing the higher end hazards (very large hail, destructive winds and higher tornado chances). Storms would then be expected to spread over the rest of the region during the night, sharing slightly smaller hail (golfball sized) and damaging winds with the rest of us. Storms are still predicted to redevelop tomorrow afternoon, but primarily east/southeast of our county. On a different note, a Red Flag Warning will go into effect at 1:00 this afternoon and continue until 8pm. Extreme Grassland Fire Danger levels will be reached by mid-afternoon as sustained winds sail up around 30 mph with gusts as high as 40 mph possible. Low relative humidity and temps in the mid-80s will contribute to these critical fire weather conditions.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Junior Andrew Bishara assisted on the Engineers' second and third goals before completing the scoring with an absolutely sublime individual effort, as MIT remained unbeaten at Steinbrenner Stadium courtesy of a 4-1 win over Emmanuel College. The Monday afternoon meeting was the first ever between two schools that are separated by a mere two miles.
MIT improved its 2007 home record to 3-0-1 via the victory, with only a scoreless draw with conference foe Clark University preventing the Cardinal and Gray from earning maximum points. The Engineers are 4-2-1 overall. Emmanuel snapped a brief two-game winning streak with the loss and fell below .500 to 3-4-0.
Rookie striker Christian Therkelsen opened the scoring early for a clearly determined MIT squad, as his team-leading sixth strike of the season gave Tech the lead in just the fifth minute. Senior tri-captain Michael Allshouse threaded a perfect through ball that split the Saints' defense to put Therkelsen in alone, and the Norwegian made no mistake, firing a hard shot into the low left corner of the net.
Therkelsen nearly grabbed a second in the 17th minute thanks to some shifty footwork, as his high drive from a tight angle was earmarked for the top corner, but Emmanuel goalkeeper Jeffrey Boughton stood tall and made a fine save.
There was nothing Boughton could do about sophomore Adam Talsma's goal in the 29th minute, however, as he was left helpless following a brilliant pass by Bishara. The Toledo, Ohio, native was on the end of a marvelous bit of teamwork by the Engineers, but had his initial shot saved. However, the gritty midfielder fought to earn his own rebound near the end-line before smartly playing the ball back to a wide open Talsma, who registered the first goal of his intercollegiate career from six yards out.
Emmanuel nearly cut the deficit in half in the 47th minute, as Gavin Motta's free kick from just outside the box bent just over the crossbar.
The Saints would ultimately rue the miss, as it was just two minutes later that MIT stretched its lead to 3-0. Bishara's ball in behind the Emmanuel defense sent Lance Wall one-on-one with the keeper, and the freshman did well to pull Boughton to his right before finishing back across his body. Wall, like teammate Talsma, celebrated his first-ever intercollegiate goal.
Emmanuel did claw one back in the 56th minute, as senior midfielder Christopher Clark's dipping strike from 25 yards out beat sophomore keeper Javier Duarte.
However, Bishara put the game to bed in the 75th minute with his third goal of the season. After taking possession of a loose ball near midfield, the tri-captain incredibly weaved his way past five Saints' defenders before slotting the ball under the onrushing keeper.
Each team utilized a pair of goalkeepers in the match, as junior Tom Caldwell and Duarte split time for MIT, while Boughton and freshman Jesse Tannetta shared the duties for Emmanuel. Caldwell earned the win, making three saves without allowing a goal, while Duarte made one stop and allowed one goal in his first action of the season. Boughton took the loss for the Saints, stopping four shots and conceding three goals, while Tannetta was credited with six saves and one goal against.
Junior defender Nitin Perumbeti teamed well with Allshouse to backbone the Engineers' defense and limit Emmanuel's chances.
MIT will return to the field on Thursday, Sept. 27, when it will host Bates College in a match that is slated for a 4:00 p.m. kickoff. Emmanuel with travel to Mitchell College at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 26.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 25, 2009) -- After enduring a difficult three-game road swing, the ETSU men's basketball team will return to the more hospitable surroundings of the Memorial Center Wednesday night, as the Buccaneers will renew an old Southern Conference rivalry as they host the College of Charleston Cougars.
Tip is set for 7 p.m.
The Bucs (1-3) are coming off a respectable showing at No. 20 Louisville, where they fell 69-56 but outscored the Cardinals 35-32 in the second half. ETSU will be looking to snap a three-game losing streak before heading on the road again to take on SEC foe Arkansas the day after Thanksgiving. That game is set to be televised live on WJHL-TV 11 Connects on Friday evening at 8 p.m. (EST).
The Bucs will once again be without the services of senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.), who continues to nurse an injured knee. However, junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) have stepped up to provide some much-needed offensive firepower. ETSU hopes that duo along with the rest of its young, inexperienced squad can continue to mature and best the Cougars.
For more on the game, click the game notebook link above or read the game notes provided below.
Buc bits
The ETSU men's basketball team went 0-3 last week, dropping three straight road contests at Chattanooga (76-85), Morgan State (61-72) and Louisville (56-69) � Currently, the Buccaneers stand at 1-3 on the season and face a week that includes homes games against College of Charleston (11/25) and UNF (11/29), and a road trip to SEC foe Arkansas (11/27) � The Bucs are currently enduring a stretch that includes six games in 12 days, with four of those contests on the road in unfriendly territory � ETSU remains without the services of preseason All Atlantic Sun Conference pick Mike Smith, as the senior is still nursing a knee injury � In Smith's absence, junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) have stepped up their offensive production � Hubbard posted back-to-back double-doubles last week against Chattanooga and Morgan State, which included a career best 26-point effort against the Mocs � Meanwhile, Tubbs posted a career best 18 points and seven rebounds in the loss at No. 20 Louisville � Currently, Hubbard and Tubbs lead the Bucs in scoring with 14.5 points and 13.0 points per game, respectively.
The series against College of Charleston
The Bucs and Cougars shared many hard fought battles during their time in the Southern Conference throughout the 1990s and early this decade ... In all, the Bucs trail the series 3-7 ... ETSU's most recent wins came during the 2002-03 season when the Bucs defeated Charleston in the regular season and in the semifinals of the SoCon tournament en route to the NCAA Tournament ... Charleston won the last meeting in 2004-05, defeating the Bucs 79-72 inside Memorial Center on Dec. 4, 2004.
Last time against CofC
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 4, 2004) - The College of Charleston Cougars outscored East Tennessee State 14-6 in the final 4:36 to take a 79-72 win over the Buccaneers in the Southern Conference opener for both teams at Memorial Center ... Over 4,700 fans came out to see the contest, which was highlighted by senior guard Tony Mitchell's game-high 21 points, all of which came in the second half. The Buccaneers struggled offensively, turning the ball over 24 times compared to just 10 for the Cougars ... The Bucs and Cougars traded baskets early on before Charleston was able to build a nine-point lead at 32-23 with 5:57 remaining in the first half. However, the Bucs methodically worked their way back into the contest and trailed just 34-33 at the half thanks to a Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.) layup with 48 seconds before the break ... In the second half, Mitchell was on fire, hitting on 5-of-9 shots from 3-point range and collecting all 21 of his points. He was the difference despite the fact the two teams traded the lead four times. With the score in favor of Charleston at 69-66, a layup by junior guard Ben Rhoda (Dayton, Ohio) was blocked by Bernard Jackson and the pro-ETSU crowd expected a foul call. However, the call did not come and from there it was all Charletson, as the Cougars scored the next 10 points to build a comfortable margin ... For the game, four Charleston players scored in double figures. Along with Mitchell, Stanley Jackson collected 13 points, while Bernard Jackson and Jeff Horowitz added 12 apiece ... ETSU got a team-high 15 points from Smith, who also picked up his third career double-double with 10 rebounds. Smith was joined in double figures by junior post Brad Nuckles (Council, Va.) with 14 points, while Rhoda and junior post Dillion Sneed (Chicago) had 12 points apiece. Nuckles' effort was a bright spot, as the 6-foot-9 forward returned from a foot injury to also pick up eight rebounds.
Last time out
LOUISVILLE (Nov. 21, 2009) - Outscoring No. 20 Louisville 35-32 in the second half, the ETSU men's basketball team did not back down from its Big East Conference foe, but the Buccaneers still could not overcome a tough first half offensively as they fell 69-56 to the Cardinals in front of 19,179 at historic Freedom Hall ... Junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) sank four 3-pointers in the second half and scored a game-high 18 points in a contest that saw the Buccaneers' defense hold Louisville to just 36 percent shooting from the floor. In addition, ETSU held its own on the glass against a much larger Louisville squad, finishing 44-44 in the rebounding category ... The Bucs stayed close in the early going, as a Tubbs' 3-pointer made it 10-7 in favor of ETSU with 15:04 left. However, from there the Bucs went cold and did not score a field goal for over 10 minutes of game play, allowing the Cardinals to pull away by as many as 17 with 1:32 left before the intermission. At the break, it was 37-21 in favor of the Cardinals ... ETSU did hold Louisville to 39 percent shooting in the first half and forced 10 turnovers, but the Cardinals dominated on the glass, besting the Bucs 25-14 in the paint. In addition, Louisville's defensive pressure held the Bucs to just 29 percent shooting from the field and 22 percent from 3-point range ... Yet in the second half, the Bucs reversed most of those trends, outrebounding Louisville 30-19 in the second half and making a more effective effort on the offensive end. Though the Cardinals built their lead to as many as 21 points with 15:14 left in the game, ETSU continued to claw and fight, ultimately hitting five 3-pointers as a team in the final 10 minutes of play to pull to within 11 at 67-56 with 52 seconds left in the game ... Along with Tubbs, the Bucs got 12 points from junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester), while junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) had nine points and nine boards. For Louisville, Edgar Sosa had a team-high 16 points, while Samardo Samuels added 14 and 11 rebounds in a double-double effort ... ETSU's issues offensively continued for a third straight game, as the Bucs hit on just 33 percent from the field and 57 percent from the foul line. The Bucs also committed 20 turnovers in the game. However, the Bucs did hold the Cardinals to just 20 percent shooting from 3-point range, usually a strength for Louisville teams.
Hubbard steps up on offensive end
Much has been written and reported about junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and his efforts to improve his offensive game ... Already considered one of the best defenders in the A-Sun, Hubbard's hardwork finally paid dividends against Chattanooga ... Setting career bests for points (26) and rebounds (13), Hubbard collected his first career double-double against the Mocs ... In addition, he hit his first 3-point shot in three seasons with the Bucs, and didn't stop there -- ultimately finishing with four long-range bombs on the night ... Hubbard also set career highs for field goals (9), field goals attempted (13), 3-pointers attempted (5), blocks (1) and steals (2) ... Hubbard stayed hot against Morgan State, posting another double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds.
Charity stripe woes cost Bucs
Shooting just 56 percent from the foul line so far this season, the Buccaneers are showing how poor foul shooting can cost a team ... Against Chattanooga, ETSU attempted two more foul shots than the Mocs (29-27), but UTC hit on 22 of their attempts compared to just 14 for the Bucs ... Then, against Morgan State, the Bucs were just 22-of-36 (61.1 percent) from the line ... All told, the Bucs are 44-of-79 in their last three games ... A year ago, this was a strength for ETSU, which as a team shot 71 percent from the line.
Sollazzo steps up on night ETSU honors Coy
Before the start of Saturday's Homecoming game against Appalachian State (11/14), the ETSU community honored the memory of former center Seth Coy, who died in a car accident last summer ... His former roommate and friend, Adam Sollazzo (Tampa), now wears Coy's No. 43 jersey and against the Mountaineers he played inspired basketball ... Sollazzo set a career high with 13 points and hit two critical foul shots in the final seconds to lift the Bucs to a victory.
Bench play critical in win over Mountaineers
With only 21 points of offensive production from its starting five on Saturday, the Bucs got a huge lift from its bench against the Mountaineers ... All three ETSU players to reach double figures -- Adam Sollazzo (13), Justin Tubbs (11) and Sheldon Cooley (11) -- all came off the bench, and the Bucs got a total of 41 from the reserves as a whole ... With injuries costing the Bucs several offensive weapons, look for ETSU to continue to count on contributions from the bench.
ETSU the "only" A-Sun team picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (July 22, 2008) - Since the beginning of the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball - marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 - the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to a new "Prestige" ranking released by ESPN.com ... The Buccaneers, who have enjoyed six NCAA Tournament trips, one NIT berth, seven 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85, ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun Conference team, as well as former Southern Conference rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. The Bucs also were placed ahead of every current member of the Colonial Athletic Association with the exception of Old Dominion ... In addition, the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as other major programs such as Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson, California and Florida State.


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George & Matt in the countryside
George Clooney and Matt Damon were in the English countryside continuing work on The Monuments Men. The photo agency has labelled the other dude as Jean Dujardin...but that doesn't look like him to me. You?
Anyway, what a great opportunity to segue back, again, to Behind The Candelabra. Have you seen it yet!?!? The film will run the table at the Emmys, the Golden Globes, and the SAGs, maybe even the BAFTAs, though I'm not sure what their requirements are and if they're similar to the Oscars. Many of you have asked why Behind The Candelabra will not be eligible for the Oscar even though it's screening in theatres next week in certain European cities. In the US it was a television release first and that's against Academy rules or something. No sense wasting time on their complicated policies. The Academy isn't to blame anyway. The studios are for not wanting to make the film because it was considered to be "too gay". And we the audience have to eat some of that as well. Because ...well... do you really need me to cite examples?
So, no, Baby Boy will not be nominated for Best Supporting Actor.
By the way, these photos were taken in a town called Buckinghamshire. You know who used to own property in Buckinghamshire? Angelina Jolie. That was, I think, where that famous set of photos was taken of shirtless Brad Pitt, then blonde, with Maddox on a motorbike. It was 2005, shortly after they were shot on the beach in Kenya, confirming that Brange was actually happening.
As you know, Brange is expected to walk the carpet at the UK premiere of World War Z in London on Sunday. That venue will melt down if Brad's friends, George and Matt, show up to support.


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There was a time when you'd shop for things in person as opposed to online. Convenient. Which then made shopping in person pretty boring because, well, it's all the same crap everywhere you go. Then the same thing happened to the Internet save for a few "indie" sellers on Etsy and some hipsters on Kickstarter.
But what if you wanted to see those cool little artisanal products in person, you ask? You'd think we were SOL but there's a site called Shopikon that helps you "discover independent" shopping establishments in a handful of cities around the world, like New York, Berlin and Paris. They even have some apps to help while you're on the move, too, including one for San Francisco, which launched this week.
And so, before your next trip, you might want to download one of the many Shopikon apps to help your plot out your shopping excursions. Or not. Go to the Gap or Hollister for all I care. [Shopikon]


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CIA Docs Obtained by JW in 2010 Show Congress Approved of Enhanced Interrogation
As some lawmakers purport to be stunned over the new CIA "torture report" the fact is Congress knew for years that enhanced interrogation techniques were being used on terrorists and in fact dozens of members were repeatedly briefed on the subject, including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Back in 2010…
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In March 2009, Judicial Watch received documents from the Department of Defense detailing Nancy Pelosi's abuse of a system which provided military aircraft for the transportation of the Speaker of the House. The documents, which were acquired through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), detail the attempts by DOD staff…
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Reminiscent of the scandal in which she used military aircraft as her personal taxi, Nancy Pelosi stuck it to U.S. taxpayers on her way out as House Speaker with a lavish Hawaiian vacation featuring secret service and local police motorcades financed by Americans.The famously corrupt California congresswoman spent her last days as Speaker at an…
Judicial Watch Obtains Documents Regarding Congressional CIA "Torture Briefings"
Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, announced today that it has received the first batch of documents from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) regarding congressional "Torture Briefings." The CIA produced the documents pursuant to a previous court order in Judicial Watch's Freedom of


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Elkers win over Cameron County
After a defensive struggle in the first half, Ridgway was able to wear down Cameron County's defense in the second half and pull away for a 52-20 win over the Red Raiders Monday night at Ridgway Area High School. Ridgway led 15-8 after a low-scoring first half of play. "Coach (Cameron County coach Jon) Songer had a great game plan there," Ridgway coach Anthony Allegretto said. "They got those big kids standing in the zone, controlling the boards and they made us hit shots."


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Tim wrote:Good fun isn't it. I felt the same way when my EWerk started charging my Minigorilla battery, Yeeehaaah. It was even better when it fully charged the MG from half empty, took a few hours of riding though. It all appeals to the inner (well hidden) geek.
Just for a moment there I had a vision of you on your bike towing a MGBGT sports car (soft top in British Racing Green of course),
with a lengthy set of jumper cables going from your hub to under the bonnet.
Dunno why.
Good fun indeed Tim.
Glad I shook the mothballs out of my wallet and made the queen blink having not seen daylight for so long.....
I think its going to turn out to be a great investment.