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Photo: In preparation for the conclave and announcement of a new pope, workers carry chairs into the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican (David Gibson, RNS)
VATICAN CITY (RNS) -- As the Vatican prepares for the opening of the conclave on Tuesday (March 12) to elect a new pope, officials announced that the personal secretary of former Pope Benedict XVI will return to Rome for the first time since Benedict's resignation on Feb. 28.
Archbishop Georg Gaenswein, who was Benedict's closest aide when he was pope, moved with Benedict to the papal summer residence of Castel Gandolfo when the retired pope left the Vatican on Feb. 28.
The Vatican's chief spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, confirmed on Monday that Gaenswein will be one of the senior Vatican officials to take part in the solemn procession of cardinals into the Sistine Chapel that will open the conclave on Tuesday afternoon.
His presence will once again highlight the unprecedented situation -- and potential complications -- of having a retired pope still living just as cardinals gather to elect his successor.
The Vatican said Gaenswein will remain at the former pope's side when he returns to the Vatican to live out his retirement at the Mater Ecclesiae monastery inside the Vatican walls.
Just a month before resigning, Benedict appointed Gaenswein prefect of the papal household, a role that will entail working in close contact with the future pope to set his schedule.
On Tuesday, Gaenswein will be inside the Sistine Chapel as the 115 cardinal-electors take their oaths of secrecy, and will leave when the master of papal ceremonies orders "extra omnes!" (Latin for "everybody out!") to mark the official beginning of the conclave shutdown.
According to Lombardi, during the cardinals' last pre-conclave meeting on Monday, they heard Tarcisio Bertone, the former Vatican secretary of state, give a "concise" presentation on the operations of the scandal-scarred Vatican Bank, the Istituto per le Opere di Religione.
Bertone lost his role as the church's No. 2 official when Benedict resigned, but he remains the president of the cardinals' commission overseeing the Vatican Bank.
The bank is under investigation in Italy for alleged money laundering, despite Benedict's efforts during his pontificate to bring the Vatican's financial transparency policies in line with international standards.
On Monday's final "General Congregation" meeting, 28 cardinals took to the floor to address the assembled princes of the church. Even though some prelates were still signed up to speak, the cardinals voted by a two-thirds majority not to meet on Monday afternoon to allow themselves time to prepare for the conclave.
As the voting inside the Sistine Chapel approaches, workers rushed to finish last-minute preparations at the Vatican.
Crimson curtains were hung on the balcony on the facade of St. Peter's basilica where the newly elected pope will first appear to address the crowd.
Lombardi said that, for the first time, the new pope will have the chance to spend some minutes in solitary silent prayer in the Pauline Chapel, adjacent to the Sistine Chapel, before making his first public appearance as the head of the Roman Catholic Church.
On Monday afternoon, about 90 people who will assist during the conclave -- priests ready to hear confessions, doctors, nurses, drivers, and cleaning and kitchen staff in the cardinals' Santa Marta residence -- took an oath of secrecy in front of Bertone.
c. 2013 Religion News Service. Used with permission.
Publication date: March 12, 2013


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The number of take-home vehicles issued by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department has climbed, even after pledges by agency officials that the program would be scoured for potential savings.
The department now has 617 take-home cars assigned to detectives, evidence technicians, lawyers and other employees, all of whom get their gas, insurance and maintenance costs paid by the county.
That represents a 1 percent increase since October 2011, when U-T Watchdog reported 611 sheriff's employees were driving take-home vehicles. In early 2011, the department had 582 take-home vehicles in its fleet.
Almost 1 in 6 sheriff's employees drive county vehicles to and from work. About 90 of those live in Imperial, Riverside or Orange County and commute to San Diego County at taxpayer expense.
Sheriff Bill Gore said he continues to eliminate the benefit for top officials as they retire. He attributed the 1 percent bump to new programs he has instituted since 2011.
"We are a mobile organization and that means having cars to respond anywhere in this large county in an emergency situation," he said. "I know this is looked at as a benefit or a perk, but the hostage negotiator who's called out at 3 or 4 in the morning doesn't quite look at it that way."
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The take-home car program has been criticized by taxpayer groups, residents, sheriff's candidates and others. Gore said the program is critical to effective law enforcement.
It is not clear how much the department spends on the program because costs are not broken out to differentiate take-home vehicles from others in the sheriff's fleet.
The department spends about $20 million a year operating almost 1,500 cruisers, SUVs and other vehicles. That's out of a 2012-13 sheriff's budget of $635.2 million covering 3,896 full-time positions.
Gore said members of the newly created alternative-custody unit and the "analysis-driven law enforcement" team were issued take-home cars.
The alternative-custody unit monitors former inmates who are no longer in custody as a result of the state's prison-realignment program. The analysis-driven law enforcement team floats from community to community on temporary assignment to investigate technology-related crimes, Gore said.
"Every chief of police and sheriff in the country is looking at cars and what is the appropriate balance between providing public safety and being a good steward of the public's money," he said.
The sheriff's take-home car program has been an issue for years, most recently in 2010 when candidates running against then-acting Sheriff Gore raised it as a campaign issue.
Gore, who was appointed to the sheriff's job after Bill Kolender resigned in midterm, pledged to review the program and make cuts where he could. He was elected sheriff in June 2010 with 56 percent of the vote.
In 2011, his first full year as elected sheriff, Gore surveyed the take-home car program as a follow-up to his campaign promise. An internal audit showed the take-home cars average a 41-mile round-trip commute. Employees are not required to live inside San Diego County.
"Now that all of the data has been compiled, we can begin a complete analysis of the most effective and efficient use of this research," Gore said in 2011.
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Gore, who is up for re-election next year, said the program pays off because employees are able to store equipment in the trunks and save time responding to cases.
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore sees multiple deadly shootings in just a matter of hours. It was a burst of violence that forced the commissioner to make a drastic move today.
All uniformed officers will be on mandatory 12-hour shifts, as the city hustles to control the crime.
Ava-joye Burnett reports the violence spilled over from the night into broad daylight today.
After a violent night, the police department announced a plan on how to address this problem, as the Police Commissioner was angered by the violence.
The violence in Baltimore started Monday evening and lasted through the night. It spilled over into the middle of Tuesday and by the end of it all, at least 12 people had been shot and at least six dead.
The victims include a 28-year-old man killed during a drug dispute on Bentalou Street, a 37-year-old woman killed in a bullying incident on Gertrude street and a man and woman– both in their twenties, killed during a quadruple shooting on Bonaparte Ave.
Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis didn't hold back or temper his tone.
"Quite frankly it pisses off the community, it angers us, it frustrates us," he said.
Shortly after that passionate press conference from the police commissioner, there was another shooting in northwest Baltimore. That was around 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon.
Every patrol officer, detective, even administrative officers will put on uniforms and start patrolling the streets in 12-hour shifts, effective immediately.
"It's sad, it's just very sad."
One woman lives near one of the shootings. She thinks more police is a good start.
"It's just really treacherous on these streets. A lot can be done. I wouldn't give up on this city. I wouldn't personally, living here all my life," says Hope Aye, from Baltimore.
The commissioner said there's a broken system that allows repeat offenders to get back out on the streets.
"We are going to keep fighting our way through this, there is nowhere for us to run. There is nowhere for us to hide. We are responsible for public safety in the City of Baltimore, and we are going to keep working our hearts out until we get to a safer better place."
The commissioner also said this new expanded 12-hour shift where it's all hands on deck will last at least through the weekend.
The commissioner says he believes the violence is fueled by guns, gangs, and drugs. Police are still looking for a motive in some of these cases.
As of Tuesday morning, there have been 159 homicides so far this year in Baltimore City, compared to 124 this time last year.
Anyone with information on the shootings is asked to call police at (410) 396-2525.
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Catch and release is a fishing sport, but not a good way of dealing with hardened criminals.
Oh now you want more police? Can't imagine how starting a public war on the police department would lead to something like this.
Det be "Afro-logic," dawg !
Same as we be's havin' fo' de las' eight years.
De po-lice done acted stupidly, you know.
I'm am definitely confused. The last I read the people of Baltimore hated the cops and see them as the cause of their discrimination! Then, the mayor gives the command to "give the thugs room", then, the DA wants to send all the cops to prison related to Freddie Grey case. JUST WHAT THE HECK DO THEY WANT IN THIS VIOLENT CITY??????
Well said.
Increasing violence? In a Democrat-run city? You guys should take a lesson from ChicagoLand on how to control vio–oh, wait…
Oh…wait is right. These Dem run cities are a joke.
I used to care. Really!
But if i mentioned the violence i am called a r-cist, n-zi and accused of white privilege.
So…if this is how Baltimore chooses to live and vote than so be it.
Baltimore and every urban city should not be surprised. When will these democrat run (for decades) cities going to realize the "poverty and education" policies, based primarily on spending money to keep a lid on it, have been woefully wrong and demand solutions that require responsible action by the target demographics?
thank God I left bmore back in 2004!
2006 for me I moved 3000 miles away
Demographics, it's all demographics folks.
More Obama voters having fun.
where are the "Black Lives Matter" and Jesse Jacksons? I thought they'd cared about black lives? Guess not
The solution to your question is easily answered: the BLM and Jessie advise a victim to call them when they have been shot by a republican
Want to save lives ??? Don't take guns from the NRA take guns from the Democrats
Amen to That!!
Exactly. Republicans don't want gun control because they need to defend themselves from Democrats.
Baltimore, Chicago and St Louis are in the hands of criminals and are under siege and the Democrats are busy chasing ghost Russians
Anyone see anything wrong with that picture?
I think the just like to hear the word "collusion"
The Democratic Party is already filled with Russians: Marx, Lenin, and Stalin lovers who comprise the Bolshevik wing of their party
Dryden, Marx, Lenin, and Stalin, the perfect summary of the modern democrat party!
Just pull all of the cops, they are hated anyway and let these sub human animals commit infanticide.
That ghetto-hellhole is infested with africans that murder each other, just like they do in Chicongo.
Feed the noggs more cracks, send in more bullets, barricade them in, keep up the good work.
I thought the mayor of Baltimore said this is just a way for them to "let off steam" !
Gee, double-secret overtime just like in the Rodney King festivities out on the Left Coast. Anyone else see any common features between the two incidents?
The commissioner says he believes the violence is fueled by guns, gangs, & drugs, but it's content of character that fuels all civility or lack thereof.
This is the only way I can give your comment an UP vote, so here it is.
Excellent point.
Giving credit to character or lack thereof removes the abiity to blame. Great comment.
Want to reduce crime? Everywhere? And reduce prison populations, child abuse and drug use? Require that all people, of all races, be on mandatory birth control if they receive any kind of government assistance.
Brilliant, why didn't I think of that.
It's all liberal fun and games until you start losing too many voters to gang violence. Now they wish they did not blame the police? Too late, they are leaving as well, you made your bed.
Baltimore deserves everything it gets. Cops know the mayor does not have their back and no way they putting their lives on the line for a bunch of ingrates
Nothing to see here, just normal behavior for Democrats.
To paraphrase an eminent Baltimorean, "Democracy is that system of government where the people get what they ask for, good and hard." The Negro underclass of Baltimore and its Negro "leadership" are getting exactly what they asked for but good and hard. It's alittle bit late to change their minds.
Meanwhile the Maryland AG is filings bogus charges against Trump.
To: Baltimore police. Please do not respond to any incidents in any neighborhood within 5 miles of where Freddy Gray was apprehended. Be safe. signed, a fan.
Baltimore = democratic party run for decades, = violence, like Detroit because. lowlife dems support advocate violence, mfers have for decades.
Obama`s legacy.
Until 'stop and frisk' blood is on the hands of those who prevent it.
Lived in Baltimore for 9 years, left in 2014, the city was simply not safe. If you are out after dark, you are gambling with your life, and if you are white, you are going to get robbed/assaulted/shot/etc.
There is a definite hatred of any and all white people, I know that is never reported, but people that live in Baltimore know what I mean.
Baltimore is like Detroit, Chicago, and many others, run by racist democrats for years, and the chickens are coming home to roost, to quote Obama's spiritual leader Rev. Wright.
Baltimore Liberal Logic:
Black's Riot
Destroying Black Businesses
After Black Guy Dies in Police Custody
With 3 Black Police Officers
In A 43% Black Police Department
With a Black Chief of Police
Under A Black Female Mayor
With A Black Female State Attorney
In A City Ruled By Democrats for Over 50 Years
With the First Black Female US Attorney General
Appointed By The First Black President
And they all BLAME RACISM
You make too much sense. I'm sure you are correct. But it will never change. Democrats are in controll of all the failing cities.
Welcome to Baltimorgue.
You are so correct! When will black people realize character, not freebies, determines so much of our behavior. Yet, this is an example of Obama and the democrat's legacy – socialism, always advocating rebellion.
Hopefully, some day very soon, Chicago will attack Baltimore or visa versa, and we'll all be winners because of it…. (winner plays Detroit)…
Baltimore is the ultimate utopian dream of the leftist community organizer. Organizers target the least intelligent but excitable members of any crowd and play to them. It has worked splendidly in Baltimore.
need to disarm democrats and send to mental health professionals
I thought Obama said there were too many people in jail, so he released many when he left office.
Send all blacks to Africa and you will have a peace in town.
Hows that "gentrification" working out Baltimore?
Warning: Progressive controlled urban areas are extremely dangerous
Baltimore D's sowed seeds of hate, lies, and chaos! Now, their seeds have taken root they beg for civil discourse and money…lots of money!
Why? What's the point?
Hate filled, intolerant and violent democrats have to stop inciting murder and work to SOLVE problems. They may start but apologizing to patriotic Americans.
Open season on cities, cops, and now Congress…but let's stay focused on those rascally Rusky Hackers!
This peak in murders and all the murders after the recent riots in Baltimore can all be laid at the feet of two people and a group of people in Baltimore: The Mayor, the DA and the Baltimore city council. The Mayor literally called for the Police to stand down during riots and literally said, out loud, on camera for everyone to see and hear: give them the space to act out to express themselves. In essence she told the professional violence bringers to our streets that they could destroy businesses, burn cars and murder anyone they chose.
There are other crazy Mayors and Chiefs of Police around the country who believe that if the rioters are liberals or simply a minority that they have carte blanche to commit violence in the name of free expression and protest. NO THEY DON'T. THESE ARE CRIMINALS AND SHOULD BE LOCKED UP.
The criminals need not worry, the lawless democrats have their backs and the liberal fascist pravdas race bait the multiple times, in your face, a day.
CNN, NYT, WaPo, etc: the professional rabble rousers, taking pride in the violence they nurture.
Blacks have a black problem, that only blacks can fix. Democrats after about 30 yrs of leadership are the problem.
Once again Maryland in general has some messed up gun control laws and Baltimore as most big cities are run by poverty pimps/Demoncrats!
" The chicken have come home to roost " ! The Baltimore mayor, city council, prosecutors, etc. asked for this so let it roll ! Now of course this city has become a poster child for the Leftist policies, like Detroit, Chicago, Newark, Flint, etc., etc. ! If anyone thinks the reat of America cares you are dreaming !
got to love your liberal black run sanctuary anti-police cities
It is really sad when you are safer in Iraq then an American city…but you get what you vote for!!!
Mayor and DA did this to the city
This is what you get when you have grandstanding racist public officials who decide to jail their cops and coddle their criminals. It's one thing to be corrupt, another to be incompetent. But when the two join hands you get Baltimore.
Baltimore, like all democrat run cities has become a violent cesspool!
Wasn't Baltimore, cleaning up, their city?
I guess, that the slum dwellers, didn't get that memo.
But, I really cannot believe, that this bastion of Liberalism, is violent.
Don't all good little lib's. Preach love, not hate?
It could be ended in short order with "stop and frisk". That is the most effective law enforcement measure for preventing crimes. Yes, it does involve profiling but the police generally know what people pose the greatest risk to society. So, you have to choose between saving lives and your own proclivity toward political correctness. Which is paramount?
Democrat party agitation, handiwork and community agitation. Dems have ruled Baltimore for 75 years. This is what they do & thank you Obama for the racial agitation and anger mongering divisiveness you have sewn. Its what you do
Must be the Reblucian voters again…No?
This could be fixed virtually overnight with one simple law: if caught illegally possessing a firearm, manditory 25 years, no possibility of parole. Within a year, the murder rate would drop by 50 percent.
Shocking?? I think not. A city ran by a bunch of inept liberals. Wouldn't expect anything less. See Detroit, Chicago, Oakland, San Francisco, St. Louis and the list goes on and on and on. One common denominator, see above.
End welfare. Until then, enjoy!
Just fewer thugs to commit more crimes. BLM don't matter in black Baltimore.
To the delight of the racist, seditious Obama/Jarrett Cabal many of our cities and college campuses have been reduced to relatively safe enclaves like Baghdad and Kabul. Thanks so much for the third world style violence PC Progs, pathological Trump haters and anarchists. There is no doubt more to come.
I thought it was the confederate monuments fueling the violence. Once the monuments are removed and Robert E. Lee Park gets a new name, the city will be much safer.
Sure, overworked fatigued cops are the answer!
Just giving them space…Where is the Mayor?
Thanks to a democrat run city and how former Mayor and the State Attny Mosby destroyed Baltimore. Two hatefulled black women who turned on the police.
To decrease violence in Baltimore, first end the drug war, depriving gangs of income, and allow concealed carry for every sane nonconvict.
12 hour shifts are for emergencies. You can't keep men and women on 12 hour shifts for longer than a week or to before they start burning out.
All whites should evacuate and then let them kill each other off. After that, they can return and turn Baltimore back to a decent place to live and work.
Any big city that has been Democrat run for years is destined to end up like Baltimore, Chicago, Milwaukee, LA, Seattle, San Francisco. Democrats do not provide relief or progress, they provide crime, drugs, corruption, chaos, and decay.
Black mayor with a black atty general who overreached on charges for her policemen who said, "let the black folk riot and destroy property for a while." The rule of law means nothing to these black people. But they have the power now!!!!!!
"The commissioner says he believes the violence is fueled by guns, gangs, and drugs." And how many of these guns used in these shootings were legally owned? Another commissioner in a Democrat controlled city blaming guns when it is the illegal possession of those guns. The bet is zero guns used in the shootings were legal. It is not the guns, it is the total mismanagement of the city!
It's racist not to let criminals be given space to destroy.
Just let all the niġġer savages kill each other and when they're all dead white people can return to Baltimore and rebuild white civilization there.
Damn Russians.
It seems from these appalling numbers, 12 shot and 6 dead, that the police and the city leaders need to act fast.
I suggest free shooting lessons asap. Let's get those numbers up, Baltimore. 50% is terrible. Breathe, hold, squeeze. And for crying out loud, quit holding the damn thing sideways.
The police are in a reactive rather than a proactive enforcement mode. If city leaders want to take immediate and effective action to PREVENT crime and save lives, allow law enforcement to exercise their training and judgment by stopping and frisking people they believe could pose a risk to the community. Those with prior felony arrests and/or known gang members caught carrying weapons will be removed from the streets. Otherwise, they will continue responding to crimes already committed. The only change will be longer police working hours, higher costs for the city, with zero benefits to the citizens therein.
And who has been running the city government for years?? Decades?? Oh, that's right, the Demoturds…. Enough said…. Questions??? Yeah, I didn't think so…..
Must be all those right-wing NRA members out causing problems again, right? Certainly couldn't be any of the minions of the peaceful, tolerant left. /sarc
What good will more police do, if they're handcuffed by the restrictions Baltimore has put on them?
The chaos, wanton destruction, murder rate, corruption and ineffectual incompetent leadership reminds one of sub-Saharan countries in Africa. Funny how that works,
Gee, who could have seen this coming? Did you, Marilyn Mosby? How about you, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake? Nah, you both no doubt were doing the best you could. Which is the really sad part.
Not all community standards are the same; having the natural ability to reap what they sow
Why is it that Baltimore is a police state? Where I live, almost everybody owns a packs a weapon; ammunition is sold in the convenience stores. Yet murders are almost unheard of. Why? We have no blacks in our county.
Mandatory police overtime is part of that "strength" liberals call diversity.
Maybe they need to give the hoodlums a little more space to destroy….
Guns, Gangs, and Drugs. Interesting. Here where I live we have lots of Guns, no Gangs and little drugs and no violence. Clearly guns are not the driving force, but on the other hand the culture of this small town looks more like Mayberry than a big Democrat City. Could the real problem be a corrosive culture of the citizens of the city?
Hey if liberals want to kill each other, why stand in their way.
geeh, shill out…. it's just a bunch of kids letting off steam.
You don't have a "City violence" problem, you have a black violence problem.
This is exactly what the black population wanted in Baltimore, And are they getting it in "SPADES". Let them kill each other, and these politicians that started all this, they'll move out once their policies have been found to be very harmful. It was the blacks that burned black businesses out of the city. The police aren't going to put their lives on the line for these thankless people. To the people of Baltimore, "YOU WANT THE KILLING TO STOP? GET RID OF YOUR POLITICIANS"
Sad. Baltimore was once a charming historical city. Now it's like a 3rd World slum. It's still a useful place for stop-overs when you fly Southwest. Other than that… shut it down and send the people back to… wherever they came from.
Baltimore. Detroit. Atlanta. Wash DC. Chicago. What do our most violent armpit cities have in common?
So how is that novel idea of putting the police on trial for doing their jobs working out for Baltimore anyway?
Anti-racists say there is a RACE problem that can only be solved when the third world pours into EVERY White country and "assimilates."
What if I said there was a RACE problem that could only be solved if hundreds of millions of non-Blacks were brought into EVERY Black country? How long before people realize I'm not talking about a RACE problem, but the conclusion to the BLACK problem?
They say they are anti-racist. What they are is anti-White.
Anti-racist is a codeword for anti-White.
Just watch the HBO series "The Wire" and you quickly find out why this is all a joke and the police will NEVER stop it!
It isn't just the responsibility of the Police. NO SNITCH! NO SNITCH! NO SNITCH!. Until the Community decides to turn in perps, then it will never change. Can you hear me now? COMPREHEND?
Send Obama down there to solve it. He's the one that started the war on police, let him straighten out the mess.
Obama ALWAYS knows best! Just ask him 😛
Perhaps they should all acquire the "Blue Flu" and give the community room to sort it all out.
Just run the numbers. Who lives in Baltimore? This will predict the level of violent crime for you 100% of the time. Don't want to get hurt or killed? Don't live with savages.
That's what they do.
Twelve-hour shifts, can we say further burnout?
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Hey aca-friends! Wanna sing in NYC? (Or know someone who does?)
The Current is a semi-professional mixed a cappella group, a member of the Contemporary A Cappella League (CAL), and the winner of the 2015 NY Harmony Sweeps award for Best Original Song – though our musical heart beats for pop, rock, R&B, indie, and all other good stuff too.
Founded in January 2011, we are presently a twelve-strong group of a cappella-philes – mostly college group alums – with seven years together on the scene. And while we're allegedly all grown-ups here, what we loved most about our former groups has always been our goal: a solid sonic blend, with some big value placed on camaraderie (aka brunch) in the process – plus as much stage action as we can stir up.
To date, we've headlined sold-out shows at local joints like Rockwood Music Hall and The Triad, brought the house down at private and corporate events from Macy*s to the UN, belted it out on PBS and behind Aretha Franklin, raised spirits in hospitals and at holidays – and also been known to turn up more spontaneously in hotspots like Times Square and Central Park, whether grandly surprising the general tourist/commuter population of the city, or flash-mobbing any given special someone with an unforgettable wedding proposal or birthday serenade.
For the first time since 2015, we are looking for a few new members to round out our roster – and we are excited to be auditioning all parts. Bonus points if you are also a vocal percussionist and/or arranger with an eye and ear towards eventual musical direction, though none of those skills are required. In terms of demographics, the group is comprised of a wide range of ages (presently 20s, 30s, and 40s), day jobs, lifestyles, and musical tastes – and we like it that way, so bring it on. All interested are encouraged to audition. If you meet any to all of the following criteria, we will be so happy to hear from you:
- You are a solid singer who loves to sing
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- You have a good sense of rhythm
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- You have the ability to blend with other voices and hold your own part
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General manager John Dorsey and coach Andy Reid have expressed confidence in recent days that the Kansas City Chiefs will ultimately reach a long-term contract agreement with quarterback Alex Smith.
Those comments seem overly optimistic in light of the lack of progress in negotiations that led the Chiefs to consider the idea of drafting a first-round quarterback earlier this month.
While there is now sentiment that Smith holds all of the cards with no legitimate competition for his starting job, that the Chiefs have leverage of their own in the form of the 2015 franchise tag.
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday, via sources informed of the situation, the club is indeed willing to wield the franchise tag if talks remains remain stagnant.
That decision is nine months away. Much can change in the meantime.
The problem both sides are facing is the same one standing in the way of a new contract between Andy Dalton and the Bengals: There is no second-tier quarterback market in the current NFL landscape.
Smith is pushing to be paid commensurate with Jay Cutler's $18 million annual average. The Chiefs are understandably balking at devoting such a high percentage of their salary cap to a successful game manager with obvious limitations.
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NORFOLK, Va. -- Virginia's newest tourism campaign is focused on getting travelers off their couches and into their cars for an "Old School" road trip.
State officials launched the new campaign Thursday in Norfolk at Doumar's Barbecue and Cones, which claims to be the inventor of the ice cream cone. Doumar's is one of the featured destinations in a series of road-trip ideas focused on old-fashioned diners and classic drive-ins.
Rita McClenny, interim president of the Virginia Tourism Corportation, called Doumar's a Virginia institution and said the campaign would evoke a sense of nostalgia.
"There's so many places and things that people see across the country that bring back memories, memories of when you were growing up, things that you did as a child," she said in the parking lot of the curbside-service diner near downtown. "We're hoping that this campaign will encourage families to join in, do things together, have these unique experiences, tell their friends."
The solely online campaign also provides itineraries for road trips focused on wineries and breweries, music venues and roadside attractions throughout the state. In total, there are 30 road trip itineraries on the Virginia Tourism Corporation's website at www.virginia.org/OldSchool .
"We feel like it might be a bit of a younger demographic that might be interested in this," said Virginia Tourism Corporation spokeswoman Tamra Talmadge-Anderson. "We're trying to promote music sites, so Spotify makes sense. Same with Pandora."
Tourism officials are hoping the campaign will capitalize on declining gas prices and a trend toward more vacations being planned only a few weeks ahead of time instead of several months.
"Road trips really lead well into that kind of short planning," Talmadge-Anderson said.
The featured destinations -- which include a giant pencil in Wytheville, Natural Bridge in Shenandoah Valley and Arlington National Cemetery -- were chosen in coordination with regional travel partners.


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Annual event returns to Oak Lake Park for second year
Mayor Coleen J. Seng invites Lincoln area residents to the City's annual Fourth of July celebration at Oak Lake Park. A full day of events is planned, including a Saltdogs baseball game at 6:05 p.m. at Haymarket Park and the spectacular fireworks show at 10 p.m. For the first time last year, the celebration was moved from Holmes Lake Park to Oak Lake Park due to the ongoing restoration project at Holmes.
"With the events going on around the world, Americans are reminded of the high price of our freedom," said Mayor Seng. "I want to thank the Jaycees, who have partnered with the City for many years on this event, as well as the other sponsors for making this family-oriented celebration possible. Last year, we discovered that Oak Lake Park was a terrific location to celebrate our nation's independence. We hope to again see big crowds and lots of patriotism!"
Pepsi-Cola is the major sponsor for this year's celebration. Zambelli Internationale will again present the fireworks display, with the accompanying musical soundtrack to be broadcast on KTGL-FM, 92.9 the Eagle. The Eagle is the official radio station for the Fourth of July celebration, and the station will broadcast live during the celebration at Oak Lake Park.
StarTran will provide free public shuttle bus service from 3 to 11 p.m. The shuttles will run between the main entrance of Oak Lake Park and two downtown locations: the INS lot on North 8th Street near the pedestrian overpass and the Gold's bus stop at 11th and "O." Handi-Van service is also available for eligible individuals, and reservations should be made through StarTran at 441-7109.
A variety of food and concessions will be available from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Lincoln Jaycees will operate an information booth, and the Red Cross will have first aid available.
Other events include:
In conjunction with the celebration, Star City BMX races are scheduled from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Thursday, July 1 through Sunday, July 4 at Oak Lake Park. Holmes Lake Park will host sand volleyball and softball tournaments from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, July 3.
A kids carnival was booked for the event, but is unable to attend. The Jaycees are instead planning free activities for children 12 and under from 2 to 6 p.m. Those wishing to help can contact Kirsten Cords of the Jaycees at 730-8052.
Fireworks other than those used in the Zambelli show are prohibited in the park. Alcohol is also prohibited. All pets are required to wear a leash while in the park. Citizens are discouraged from bringing pets to the park during the fireworks display.
In case of bad weather, the fireworks display will occur at 10 p.m. Monday, July 5 at Oak Lake Park. No other events would be rescheduled to the 5th.
Those wanting to see more information on the day's events can visit the city website at For event registration information, contact the Lincoln Jaycees at 434-8900.


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Born out of the need to have a large, comprehensive cultural event in southern Taiwan, the Kaohsiung Spring Arts Festival (高雄春天藝術節) spreads out its bulging lineup of more than 30 productions and nearly 70 performances across three sites over the course of four months. The festival began at the end of last month.
The festival has become an increasingly important platform and source of support for local groups. Participating companies and individual artists come from 14 countries including Japan, France, Greece and the UK. It will be given an added boost as several of the top international and national acts participating in the Taiwan International Festival of Arts (台灣國際藝術節, TIFA), currently running in Taipei, will head down to Kaohsiung to give performances.
Now in its fourth year, the festival is a major undertaking by the city's culture bureau, in collaboration with the Kaohsiung Philharmonic Cultural and Arts Foundation (高雄市愛樂文化藝術基金會) and the Kaohsiung Culture Foundation (高雄市文化基金會). Its main objective is to cultivate audiences, support the growth of local companies and foster local theater said Wu Cheng-ting (吳正婷), director of the city bureau's Performing Arts Development Center.
"Especially with the coming of Wei Wu Ying Center for the Arts (衛武營藝術文化中心), we will need a strong audience base and thriving arts communities here in Kaohsiung. It will be a long process," Wu told Taipei Times.
Dubbed the National Theater Concert Hall of southern Taiwan, the Wei Wu Ying Center for the Arts is currently under construction and is set to start operating in 2015.
Wu said that changes have been apparent over the past four years. Before, theater workers and technicians such as lighting engineers and costume designers were recruited from the north. Now the organizers begin to see theater graduates from universities in Kaohsiung and other neighboring cities joining the festival.
What: 2013 Kaohsiung Spring Arts Festival (高雄春天藝術節)
When: Through June 30
Where: Kaohsiung Cultural Center's Chihteh Hall (高雄市立文化中心至德堂), 67 Wufu 1st Rd, Kaohsiung City (高雄市五福一路67號), Da-Dong Cultural Center (大東文化藝術中心), 161 Guangyuan Rd, Greater Kaohsiung (高雄市光遠路161號) and Lakeside grassland of Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (高雄市立美術館), 80 Meishuguan Rd, Greater Kaohsiung (高雄市美術館路80號)
Admission: Tickets available online at www.artsticket.com.tw and at 7-Eleven ibon and Hi-Life ET kiosks
On the Net: www.ksaf.com.tw
The festival has sought partnership with TIFA since its inception in 2010 to broaden the appeal and pave way for the Wei Wu Ying, which will be the TIFA's close ally. This year's performances that come down from the NTCH extravaganza includes Attis Theater's epic production Prometheus Bound from Greece and Taiwan's Flowing Sleeves and Rouge (水袖與胭脂) by the Guo Guang Opera Company (國光劇團), a self-referential work that takes a look at Beijing opera from an actor's perspective.
Some of the festival's international acts are staged only in Kaohsiung. Among them, The Arrival by New Zealand's Red Leap Theatre will have its Taiwan premiere tomorrow, bringing to local audiences an imaginative tale about human migration and dislocation. The play was adapted from the award-winning graphic novel of the same title by Shaun Tan, an Australian writer of Malaysian descent.
Emphasis is also placed on collaborations between local arts groups since the organizers see mutual support and collaboration among companies as a way to facilitate creativity and push artistic limits, according to Wu. One example can be found in The Treasures of Hundred Years (一百年的寶藏), a co-production between Fan-mei Dance Group (汎美舞蹈團) and Bean Theatre (豆子劇團), one of the few children's theater groups in Kaohsiung. It is a musical performed in Mandarin and Hoklo (commonly known as Taiwanese) and meant for families.
One of the southern harbor city's proud specialties, Taiwanese gezai opera (歌仔戲), has been an important element of the festival. This year's lineup features new work by local operatic groups including Chun Mei Taiwanese Opera Troupe (春美歌劇團) and Sun Hope Taiwanese Opera Troupe (尚和歌仔戲劇團) as well as heavy-weight Tang Mei Yun Taiwanese Opera Company's (唐美雲歌仔戲團) latest production, Deathless Beauty (燕歌行).


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Hope For Film's Top Posts of 2012/
Considering I took a 5 month hiatus after leaving Indiewire, there were a lot of posts on Hope For Film in 2012, many by me and many by a great group of collaborators and contributors. Today we present the 25 posts from 2012 that got the most traffic this year. What's important about all of them is that they're a dialogue, about film and with the film community. As always, please add to that dialogue, contribute your voice. Without it, the independent film community doesn't exist. 1. Film Production Methods: The "Better" Way Vs. The Easy Way (In 15 Steps) A sequel to my 2010 post Ten Things We Could All Do On Our Productions, I decided to crowdsource a new list. I provided the first 7, and you stepped in with your suggestions.
2. 10+ Things To Think About If You Want To Make A Better Movie Sometimes we need to think about what matters in life, what are our values. Holding them near and dear can elevate the art of what we do.
3. Why Make This Movie? 15 Answers To A Question That Should Be Asked More Often 15 questions I ask myself -- and you should ask yourself -- about why you're making your movie.
4. Will the internet free motion pictures from the old ways of telling stories? Randy Finch runs through the history of movies and ponders whether the internet will change storytelling as we know it.
5. Twenty Tips For Packaging Your Project Successfully In September, Jay Van Hoy and I had a public discussion for IFP's Independent Film Week on how to package your film. I wrote this to help prepare me for the discussion.
6. Everything I Know About Producing, Part 1 and Part 2. I was in Sydney, Australia courtesy of Screen Australia to do a Two Day Workshop on Producing. Screen Hub journalist Andrew Einspruch took careful notes and here they are.
7. 7 Reasons To Release Your Film For Free Todd Sklar explains why you should release your film for free.
8. The Elephant In The Room: Indie Filmmakers Can Not Survive As Things Are IFP's Independent Film Week in NYC left me thinking about a pivotal issue, what Indie FIlmmakers need to be able to do to survive.
9. The Best Way For An Independent Filmmaker To Make Money? More of my thoughts from my workshop with Screen Australia.
10. A Partial Letter, Catching An Old Friend Up To Where I Now Am A letter to a friend about where I am now became a rumination on the state of film that seemed like something to share with you all.
11. Ten Rules On The Producer's Role In Development "On one hand there's the methods we use to develop scripts, and on the other there's the process…."
12. Diary of a Film Start-Up Part 1: Every movie ever made… Roger Jackson started a great series for us -- Diary of A Film Start-Up -- documenting his own creation of a platform for online distribution. The entire series is a great read, and this is where it all starts.
13. 12 Questions Toward The Future Of FIlm Festivals I gave the Keynote Address at the International Film Festival Summit in Austin, Texas, and ended the talk with a host of questions — 12 to be exact, and here they are.
14. What Is The Great Hope For The Future Of Cinema? What do you think can really change and move things forward in both the near and distant future?
15. Who Is Making The Best Short Films Out There? There are a lot of great shorts and directors out there, as I got to see when I judged TopFest NYC this year.
16. Why Our (Film) Elites Stink The debate around Christopher Hayes' book "Twilight of the Elites" got me thinking about how the film industry suffers from some of the same problems as our government and the banking industry.
17. There's Nothing More Important Than The Third Act Scott Meek discusses the most important part of a film -- the third act.
18. Five Reasons I Have NEW Hope For Film Some things that have inspired me.
19. Crowdfunding: Getting Beyond your Family and Friends We had a lot of great posts about Kickstarter and crowdfunding this year on Hope For Film, and all of them are worth reading for anybody considering their own options. This one is by Antonia Opiah.
20. Why I Chose To Lead The San Francisco Film Society In case you missed it, I took the role of Executive Director of the San Francisco Film Society. Here's my explanation as to what interests and excites me about the position.
21. Kickstarter for Filmmakers — Is Crowdfunding Right For You? James Cooper wrote an Ebook all about Kickstarter, called Kickstarter for Filmmakers and was gracious enough to give us several great excerpts, including this one.
22. Saving Indie Film With Facebook Reid Rosefelt has started to give us regular articles focusing on Social Media, marketing, and Facebook. Here's the first of many.
23. Independent Distribution In America Is Seriously Threatened A frank discussion about the problems with independent film distribution.
24. 16+ Thoughts On Picking A Producer's Rep Advice on what to look for in a producer's rep.
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We are targeting an 18-22 year old college student. While we are a religious book publisher, we don't want to look religious...no icons or symbols. The students we're aiming at belong to fraternities and sororities, and are generally average college students with normal interests.
The book title is: "THREE TIPS FOR CAMPUS SURVIVAL"; subtitle is: "Holding on to Your Faith through Your College Experience"; author is: "CHUCK RYOR". The foreword author should be listed at the bottom of the page under the author's name: "Foreword by Dr. Steve Brown" ; Underneath that in smaller print "Author, Professor & Key Life Radio Bible Teacher." The book size is 8" x 5.5".
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The city is a poster child for high-speed change, but vestiges of old China still exist—for now, anyway.
$24 Teacups The Jingdezhen kilns have been firing porcelain since the Han Dynasty. Cups, with a lid to keep tea warm, are often adorned with the imperial dragon. Shanghai Jingdezhen Porcelain Artware, 212 Shanxi North Rd., 011-86/21-6253-8865.
$20 Personal stamp The emperor and the official classes always signed their documents with a chop, a carved stamp of their signature. At Oriental Pearl TV Tower, chop makers will give you a Chinese name and chisel a small stamp while you wait. 1 Century Ave., 011-86/21-5879-1888.
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$1 Chairman Mao pin De rigueur during the Cultural Revolution, Mao pins are now sold at the Chinese Communist Party museum. 76 Xingye Rd., 011-86/21-5383-2171.
$7 Slippers Clothing and slippers are still made from nankeen, a cotton cloth that's dyed indigo. Shanghai Lan-Lan Chinese Hand Printed Blue Nankeen, 637 Changle Rd., 011-86/21-5403-7947.
$7 Calendar When they first appeared in the 1930s, the progressive Shanghai calendar girls symbolized the dawn of the city's golden age. Stalls along Shanghai Old Street sell copies of the vintage calendars.
$20 Tin of tea Dragon Well tea has been brewed at the Huxingting Teahouse for over 150 years. Even Queen Elizabeth has had a cuppa there. 257 Yuyuan Rd., 011-86/21-6373-6950.


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Clergy sex abuse victims say O'Malley should be next pope
Locals say O'Malley has helped healing process
Local Catholics and victims of the church sex abuse scandal are speaking out Thursday, and some say Cardinal Sean O'Malley should be the next pope.
Bernie McDaid, a clergy sex abuse victim from Peabody, was one of the few victims to meet with Pope Benedict XVI. He believes the crisis played a huge role in the pope's decision.
"Change is here, folks, whether you like it or not. It's here," McDaid said.
Now, McDaid is looking past his differences with O'Malley, saying the cardinal understands the gravity of sexual abuse and has truly listened to the victims.
"Sean O'Malley should the next pope and very well could," he said.
He said unless the church hears the voices of victims, "I believe the church is doomed."
Donna Doucette, the executive director of the Voice of the Faithful, has doubts there will be a meaningful change from a closed organization which has "little regard for the voices of lay people."
"To the cardinals and bishops it's clear how you get ahead in the church -- and it's not by listening to the people," she said.
Doucette agrees that O'Malley has helped in the healing process of the clergy sex abuse victims and has been transparent with church budgets, but she is doubtful he will be the next pope.
"The problem is any bishop elected will be hobbled by an administration that came straight out of the Middle Ages," she said.
On Monday, the cardinals are expected to begin meeting to set the date for the conclave.


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Tenn. police say DNA powerful tool in crime fight
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to allow police to continue collecting DNA samples when arresting violent offenders supports use of a powerful investigative tool
By Todd South
Chattanooga Times Free Press
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to allow police to continue collecting DNA samples when arresting violent offenders supports use of a powerful investigative tool, a law enforcement spokeswoman said.
"DNA is a tool like no other tool law enforcement has ever had," said Kristin Helm, with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. "It is better than a fingerprint, better than a photograph. It's just instrumental in making sure that you have the right person."
Twenty-eight states have practiced this collection method for years. How the samples are stored, accessed or used for investigations varies by state.
DNA is commonly collected with a cotton swab rubbed along the inside a of a person's cheek; a blood sample is not required.
Since 2008, Tennessee has allowed DNA collection without a warrant when a suspect is arrested on a violent offense. The TBI maintains a database of those samples that investigators can request to have searched to see if samples they have on active criminal cases match any others in the system.
DNA evidence helped rule out suspects in two high-profile cases that local defense attorney Lee Davis handled when he worked as a prosecutor for the Hamilton County District Attorney's Office in the 1990s.
One case involved the rape and murder of a 4-year-old girl on Sept. 30, 1994. Two men, Paul Crum and Paul Ware, were at the 414 Stringer St. home at the time of Lindsay Green's death.Hairs found in Green's body were tested for mitochondrial DNA and matched just one of the men -- Paul Ware.
He was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole.
Another case involved what appeared to be a serial rapist that Chattanooga police Sgt. Bill Phillips investigated.
Between January 1995 and July 1996 police got five rape or attempted rape reports from the East Brainerd and East Lake areas.
Phillips was assigned to some of the early cases and started noticing patterns in the rapist's methods.
But until he had a name and more information he didn't have anywhere to go.
Then he nailed down a name through his interviews -- Michael Anderson Peek. Phillips got a judge to sign a warrant so he could get Anderson's DNA sample.
He didn't have enough to arrest the man, but hoped Peek might say something damning when they talked.
Peek said he didn't know anything.
Phillips picked up the phone and got the crime lab to rush tests on one of the five cases that they'd gotten DNA evidence.
The phone rang. A lab technician told Phillips, "Hey, that's your guy."
That was enough to arrest and hold Peek on bond while results came back from the rest of the tests.
In 1997, a jury convicted Peek on all five cases and Hamilton County Criminal Court Judge Doug Meyer sentenced him to 99 years.
Phillips said DNA is only part of the investigative process, as the Peek case showed. Good police work builds the case, he said.
"It's not something you want to abuse," Phillips said.
Helm said one technician handles all of the test requests for the state, Helm said.
Police have submitted 80,000 DNA samples to TBI since 2008, she said. Of those, 60,000 are people who've been convicted and whose samples are stored for future investigations. The rest are being analyzed.
Until there is a conviction, the samples are not permanently stored. And if a person is acquitted or exonerated the sample is destroyed, Helm said.
In the past four years there have been 693 "hits" or matches to DNA in the system and cases being investigated.
The Tennessee database is connected to the FBI nationwide database. Other states can request to see if there are DNA matches in their cases.
Davis, now a private defense attorney, stressed that using DNA in criminal cases benefits both sides.
"That's why it's a powerful tool," Davis said. "It's not a defense attorney tool or a prosecutor's tool. It's an evidence tool."
He compared current-day concerns about DNA sampling to worries about fingerprinting. When fingerprinting was first used by police to solve crimes, many people saw the practice as an impossible science and questioned privacy concerns. Today, fingerprinting is commonly accepted.
In his decades-long legal career, Davis said he's seen attitudes on DNA shift, from a reputation as a "spooky science" when it first came into the courts to an accepted, reliable tool.
2013 The Chattanooga Times/Free Press
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Jeff Tyson is our resident budding businessman, working on his degree in Operations Management. He will soon be leaving us for a Teaching Assistant position in the spring, which will provide him with experience related to his field. In the meantime, Jeffrey has been digitizing endless reams of sheet music and railroad timetables. Jeff always has a ready smile and an easy-going manner. We only wish he'd still be around to help us organize schedules and assignments in the spring! Jeff, we wish you well. If it doesn't work out over there, come on back! We'll keep your chair warm for you. :-)


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The Twice-a-Week Herald. (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 64, Ed. 1 Friday, August 10, 1906
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AMERICUS - The Georgia Southwestern men's tennis team had the daunting task of facing a pair of nationally-ranked Peach Belt Conference opponents after opening the weekend with a Division I match at Mercer University.
On Sunday GSW had its best NCAA-era showing against Lander. The Hurricanes had never earned a point against LU in the previous six meetings as the Bearcats had tallied an impressive 54-0 combined team score.
Valentin Demande put an end to the streak.
Demande defeated Paulo Fernandes at No. 6 singles to pick up his fourth win of the season.
Joseph Bjerregaard had a chance to earn a second team point for GSW after pushing Adam Jonsson to a 10-point match-deciding tiebreaker. Jonsson prevailed, holding off Bjerregaard, 10-6.
Sunday Results
(Susan K. Smith Tennis Complex)
#8 Lander University 8, Georgia Southwestern 1
Singles competition
1. Vincent Verpeaux (LUM) def. Evgeniy Vinogradov (GSW-M) 6-1, 6-1
2. Samuel Poutignat (LUM) def. Jake Koonce (GSW-M) 6-3, 6-4
3. Adam Jonsson (LUM) def. Joseph Bjerregaard (GSW-M) 6-3, 6-7, 1-0 (10-6)
4. Oscar Axelsson (LUM) def. Matt Vansant (GSW-M) 6-2, 6-2
5. August Iwdal (LUM) def. Stephen Moore (GSW-M) 6-1, 6-2
6. Valentin Demande (GSW-M) def. Paulo Fernandes (LUM) 6-4, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6)
Doubles competition
1. August Iwdal/Adam Jonsson (LUM) def. Evgeniy Vinogradov/Jake Koonce (GSW-M) 8-6
2. Paul-Henri Arrigoni/Vincent Verpeaux (LUM) def. Tommy Cangelosi/Chris Eastwood (GSW-M) 8-1
3. Samuel Poutignat/Oscar Axelsson (LUM) def. Joseph Bjerregaard/Matt Vansant (GSW-M) 8-0
Match Notes:
Lander University 7-0, 4-0 PBC; National ranking #8; Regional ranking #3
Georgia Southwestern 1-7, 0-4 PBC
Saturday Results
(Susan K. Smith Tennis Complex)
#23 USC Aiken 7, Georgia Southwestern 2
After suffering four-consecutive 9-0 defeats at the hands of USC Aiken from 2007-10, GSW has closed the gap with the Pacers and enjoyed some close matches in recent years. In 2011, the Hurricanes fell 5-4 and on Saturday almost every match went down to the wire.
GSW picked up a win at No. 3 doubles were Joseph Bjerregaard and Matt Vansant knocked off Lucas Gobbi and Ettore Damiani, 8-6. Evgeniy Vinogradov and Jake Koonce lost 8-6 at No. 1.
The Hurricanes lone win in singles came at No. 6 where Tommy Cangelosi defeated Bruno Orlandini 3-6, 6-2, 1-0 (10-7).
Koonce at No. 1 and Vansant at No. 3 forced their singles matches to a decisive third set. Bjerregaard and Valentin Demande dropped opening-set tiebreakers before losing their second sets.
Singles competition
1. Kevin Zerath (USCAM) def. Jake Koonce (GSW-M) 6-4, 5-7, 6-3
2. Patrick Stiebinger (USCAM) def. Joseph Bjerregaard (GSW-M) 7-6, 6-4
3. Lucas Gobbi (USCAM) def. Matt Vansant (GSW-M) 5-7, 6-4, 6-3
4. Andy Quirk (USCAM) def. Stephen Moore (GSW-M) 6-1, 6-1
5. Ettore Damiani (USCAM) def. Valentin Demande (GSW-M) 7-6, 6-3
6. Tommy Cangelosi (GSW-M) def. Bruno Orlandini (USCAM) 3-6, 6-2, 1-0 (10-7)
Doubles competition
1. Kevin Zerath/Patrick Stiebinger (USCAM) def. Evgeniy Vinogradov/Jake Koonce (GSW-M) 8-6
2. Andy Quirk/Bruno Orlandini (USCAM) def. Chris Eastwood/Tommy Cangelosi (GSW-M) 8-5
3. Joseph Bjerregaard/Matt Vansant (GSW-M) def. Lucas Gobbi/Ettore Damiani (USCAM) 8-6
Match Notes:
USC Aiken 5-1, 1-1 PBC; National ranking #23; Regional ranking #6
Georgia Southwestern 1-6, 0-3 PBC
Friday Results
Macon, Ga.
(LeRoy Peddy Tennis Center)
Mercer University 6, Georgia Southwestern 1
GSW forced the Division I Bears to take notice when they won two of three doubles matches to earn the first team point heading into singles play and then grabbed first-set advantages at No. 1 and No. 3 singles.
Evgeniy Vinogradov and Jake Koonce defeated Peter Tauchner and Joao Pagan, 9-8, at No. 1 doubles and Chris Eastwood and Tommy Cangelosi prevailed, 8-5, over Arnav Mohanty and Arsav Mohanty at No. 2. Division I rules state that the school earning at least two of the victories in doubles earns one point towars the team tally.
Singles competition
1. Peter Tauchner (MERCER) def. Evgeniy Vinogradov (GSW-M) 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3)
2. Arnav Mohanty (MERCER) def. Jake Koonce (GSW-M) 6-3, 6-3
3. Joao Pagan (MERCER) def. Joseph Bjerregaard (GSW-M) 1-6, 6-1, 6-2
4. Anderson Scarpa (MERCER) def. Matt Vansant (GSW-M) 6-0, 6-0
5. Arsav Mohanty (MERCER) def. Stephen Moore (GSW-M) 6-3, 6-1
6. Vincent DeLise (MERCER) def. Valentin Demande (GSW-M) 6-2, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. Evgeniy Vinogradov/Jake Koonce (GSW-M) def. Peter Tauchner/Joao Pagan (MERCER) 9-8
2. Chris Eastwood/Tommy Cangelosi (GSW-M) def. Arnav Mohanty/Arsav Mohanty (MERCER) 8-5
3. Anderson Scarpa/Vincent DeLise (MERCER) def. Joseph Bjerregaard/Matt Vansant (GSW-M) 8-1
Match Notes:
Georgia Southwestern 1-5
Mercer University 2-9
The Hurricanes return to action on Tuesday with a non-conference match at home against Fort Valley State at 2 p.m.


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