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High-altitude parachute jump to proceed?
Red Bull officials quietly announced in one of those coded legal statements that a lawsuit charging Red Bull with stealing the idea for a record-setting high-altitude jump has been settled. Was there a payoff? Was the case dropped? Is jumper Felix Baumgartner still trained and ready? No one was talking Saturday, July 2. The significance of the settlement is to clear the way, if Red Bull still wants to do so, for a jump from 120,000 feet by a man in a spacesuit whose body will break the sound barrier on the way down. In a previous coded Red Bull statement, the jump was to be "somewhere" in North America, meaning the Southwest according to media reports. At the time the suspension was announced the Red Bull team was within weeks if not days of the jump from a balloon gondola. Will it now proceed? The answer came in a coded e-mail just now from a Red Bull spokeswoman for this posting. "The next steps will require careful evaluation of the project across all areas and progress will be communicated accordingly." My guess as to what that means is, "We have to decide if we still want to do this, and if we do, we have to reconstitute the whole project. Don't bother asking until we tell you something."


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Obama Heads to IsraelWritten by Stephen Lendman Subject: Israel
by Stephen Lendman
As now scheduled, he'll arrive March 20. He'll remain until March 23. It's his first presidential visit. He made several trips before. He's only the fifth US president to go. Others included Nixon, Carter, Clinton, and GW Bush.
He waited until Israel's new government was formed. It took weeks to do so. On March 15, coalition partners agreed.
Netanyahu remains Prime Minister. Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett become troika partners. It's Israel's most extremist government ever. It reflects fascism writ large. Israelis have themselves to blame. They're stuck with what they should have rejected.
Obama and Netanyahu don't like each other. It doesn't matter. America's committed to Israel's security. Doing so jeopardizes its own. The special relationship's often one-sided.
It does more harm than good. It's wearing thin. It still persists. It's long past time to reconsider policy. Don't expect Obama to do it. He's largely in lockstep with Israeli policy.
Whether he'll wage war on Iran remains to be seen. Face-to-face meetings will discuss it.
Saber rattling, red lines, timelines, sanctions, sabotage, cyberwar, targeted assassinations, accusations, and threats so far substitute. Whether it stops there isn't known.
Past and present high-level officials in both countries oppose war. They do so for good reason. It's madness. It threatens the entire region. It could spread globally. No sensible leader would dare risk it.
Netanyahu menaces the region. He exceeds the worst of Ariel Sharon. He's over-the-top and reckless. He considers diplomacy a four-letter word.
Israeli insiders detest him. They don't trust him. He's unfit to serve. He lies calling Iran's peaceful nuclear program an existential threat. More on that below.
Obama's waging multiple direct and proxy wars. He hasn't attacked Iran so far. Perhaps he won't. He's got plenty of time to try. Hopefully he's not foolish enough to consider it. He's got enough blood on his hands already.
The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) calls itself "the most influential group on the issue of US-Israel military relations."
It "advocate(s) on behalf of a strong US military, a robust national security policy and a strong US security relationship with Israel and other like-minded democracies."
It supports Israeli lawlessness. It claims America and Israel face common threats. They're ones both countries invent.
It wants Obama to inform allies and adversaries that America won't tolerate Iran developing nuclear weapons. Nothing suggests it's so. Tehran's program is entirely peaceful. Claiming otherwise is red herring cover for regime change.
JINSA wants all options used. Taking military action off the table undermines them, it says.
It wants peace talks resumed without preconditions. For decades they've been more hypocrisy than real. Israel doesn't negotiate. It demands.
Netanyahu's committed to unlimited settlement expansions. He opposes diaspora Palestinians' right of return. He claims Jerusalem as Israel's exclusive capital. His hardline government excludes fairness. Palestinians never had a legitimate partner. They don't now.
Peace is a dead letter. Israel won't tolerate it. Neither does Washington. Both countries favor confrontation over diplomacy. Strength through militarism is prioritized. Naked aggression is commonplace. Expect no policy change now.
Washington must insure Israel's security, says JINSA. Preserving its "Qualitative Military Edge (QME)" is top priority.
Israel's the top Middle East military power. It's nuclear armed and dangerous. Its chemical and biological weapons stockpiles menace regional security. It faces no threats.
According to AIPAC, Obama "called this trip a listening opportunity and noted that there will be no big Middle East peace initiative on the table at this particular time."
He and Netanyahu will focus on three issues: Iran's nuclear program, Syria, and Palestine.
On March 14, Obama said Iran's "over a year or so" from developing nuclear weapons. He lied. He knows no program exists.
Sixteen US intelligence agencies affirm it. They do so annually. High-level US, Israeli, and Western European leaders know it. They claim otherwise.
Canards repeat ad nauseam. Media scoundrels regurgitate them. Murdoch's Wall Street Journal's one of the worst. Editorials feature managed news misinformation rubbish.
On March 8, its Review and Outlook section headlined "The Not-Bluffing Bluff." Bald-faced lies followed.
They included US Central Command General James Mattis saying sanctions and political pressure haven't stopped Iran from "obtaining a nuclear weapons capability."
Journal editors suggest Tehran's Parchin military facility conducts nuclear weapons "experiments." It denies IAEA inspectors access, they claim.
Fact check
Parchin has nothing to do with nuclear work. IAEA inspectors visited the site twice. They found nothing disturbing each time.
During the latest P5+1 talks, "Iran has succeeded again in gaining time for its nuclear programs, pocketing Western concessions and conceding nothing in return."
Fact check
Almaty, Kazakstan talks accomplished nothing. So-called concessions were too little to matter. Iran's nuclear program complies fully with NPT provisions.
Tehran's not about to roll over for Washington. Independence matters more. Confrontation continues. Iran's legal nuclear program is pretext to do so. What follows remains to be seen.
Journal editors claim Iran "continue(s) its covert nuclear work." It's "gradually developing the infrastructure needed to manufacture a large number of weapons in short order."
Fact check
No evidence whatever suggests it. Iran's the most heavily surveilled country anywhere. Its nuclear facilities are monitored round-the-clock.
Regular inspections are conducted. Israel and America won't tolerate them. IAEA doesn't ask.
Journal editors want Obama to get tough on Iran. They barely stop short of urging war.
On March 9, Mossad-connected DEBKAfile said Obama conceded too much in Almaty. He recognized nothing more than what Tehran's legally entitled to.
Former Mossad chief Efraim Halevy says Iran poses no existential threat. Both sides have no "bones of contention," he believes.
Netanyahu bluster impresses the world community, he added. Israel's able "to protect itself."
Israeli Military Intelligence chief General Aviv Kochavi said Iran's "nuclear program is progressing." It hasn't crossed "internationally perceived red lines."
It's no imminent threat. Iran "has not yet decided to build a bomb." Kochavi and Halevy aren't the only ones saying so. Media scoundrels suppress their comments.
Joe Tuzara's a former clinical researcher/physician/general surgeon. He now writes free lance. Hopefully his patients fared better than readers.
His commentaries lack credibility. His analysis is sorely lacking. He's ideologically over-the-top. He reflects extremist media scoundrel opinion. It drowns out what matters most.
On March 13, he headlined "The Paradox of Obama's Visit to Israel," saying:
His "dangerous complacency and compromise with Iran has afflicted US foreign policy for too long, causing incalculable damage to Israel's security and American interests in the region."
Convoluted reasons follow. Iran's falsely accused of pursuing "illicit" activities.
"(E)ven worse, Obama's unprecedented betrayals make no sense at all." He "selected the least qualified anti-Israeli nominee for secretary of defense."
He's "self-obsessed in reaching a diplomatic nuclear breakthrough."
"Reluctantly" he's visiting Israel "urgent(ly)."
Diplomacy is "dangerous nonsense." Failure to confront Iran makes Israel's security "untenable."
Iran "represents a clear and present danger to Israel's existence and the national interest of the US."
"Something has to be done."
It's hard imagining how this type rubbish gets published. It falls short of bad fiction. Scoundrel media feature it. Naive readers believe it. Israel, America and complicit partners get away with murder.
New poll numbers provide more evidence of public ignorance. Americans favor Israel over Palestine. They do so by a 64 - 12% margin.
It reflects media propaganda power. Big Lies repeated enough are believed. Americans are the most over-entertained/under-informed people anyway. It shows in their upside down world view. It's apparent on issues mattering most.
On March 16, Haaretz headlined "Obama, Netanyahu agree on Iran - but not on timing."
Obama's visit is well-timed. Netanyahu's "a weakened prime minister." His Likud/Yisrael Beiteinu party barely got 25% Knesset representation.
His troika partners have much to say. They complement his extremism. They're belligerent. They're hardline against Iran. They'll discuss "red lines" across which military options are possible.
"Obama's challenge (involves) pursuad(ing) Netanyahu (he's) not bluffing." What's ahead remains to be seen.
A Final Comment
Expect Obama's trip to feature lots of photo-ops. Expect little substance that matters.
Obama's itinerary prioritizes Israel. Ramallah gets token time. It's not enough to matter.
He's contemptuous of Palestinian rights. He's been so throughout his tenure. He one-sidedly supports Israel's worst crimes. So does the entire Senate and nearly the entire House.
Palestinians for Dignity oppose his trip. They'll demonstrate against him in Ramallah. They'll do so for good reason.
Thousands of political prisoners languish in gulag hell. Gaza remains besieged. Israeli soldiers raid dozens of West Bank communities weekly.
Innocent Palestinians are accosted. Many are beaten and arrested. Torture follows. So do trials giving kangaroos a bad name. Hanging military judges preside. Guilt by accusation is policy.
Settlement construction continues unabated. It's on stolen Palestinian land. Netanyahu wants development accelerated. So do troika partners.
Peace is a dead letter. Palestinians have no reliable partner. They've had none for decades. A Palestinians for Dignity press release said:
Obama's visit seeks three goals.
"First, to relieve the pressure off the Israeli government, which is suffering increased international isolation (albeit with words more than actions)."
"Second, to restrain the frustration of the Palestinian street simmering in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners and finally, to prolong the expected lifetime of the PA, which after 20 years is becoming more and more disconnected from its people."
Consensus on Iran and Syria will also be discussed.
Ahead of Obama's arrival, Israel's most extremist ever government will be sworn in. It's militantly hardline, neoliberal and racist.
It reflects policies Obama supports. Palestinians have few friends in Washington. They have none at the White House. They're isolated on their own. They've been that way for decades. Expect no positive change now.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com.
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Fall Church Schedule McConnellsburg United Presbyterian Church announces its return to a fall schedule beginning on September 8 with Sunday School for all ages starting at 9:30 a.m., fellowship time at 10:30 a.m., and worship starting at 11 a.m. All are invited to join in during those times. The church is located at the corner of South Second and Maple streets. Additional information may be obtained by calling the church office at 485-4400 or at www.mupc.org.
Special Services Special services will be held Sunday, September 8, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., at Immanuel Bible Church of Three Springs. Christian comedian and ventriloquist Ryan Bomgardner (Ryan & Friends) will be appearing. Offering will be taken toward his ministry.
Men's Conference A one-day "Stepping Up" men's conference will be held at Mercersburg Mennonite Church, 10060 Buchanan Trail West, Mercersburg, Saturday, September 14. More information may be obtained by calling 717-360-9702.
Quilt Club Retreat Fulton County Quilt Club's annual retreat will be held September 21, from 9 a.m. to roughly 4 p.m.
Golf Tournament The 20th annual Fulton County Medical Center Foundation Golf Tournament will be played Saturday, September 14, at Great Cove Golf Course in McConnellsburg. This year's tournament benefits the emergency department expansion project. The tournament, which has a shotgun start at 9 a.m., features cash prizes for the winning teams, plenty of games along the way, a continental breakfast, a barbecue lunch, snacks and beverages throughout the morning, door prizes and awards. Registration begins at 8 a.m. that morning. The cost per golfer is $80. For more information about the tournament, or sponsorship/advertising opportunities, please call the foundation office at 717-485-6842 or go online to fcmcpa.org.
Golf Tournament A 4-man golf tournament will be held at Great Cove Golf Club September 28 at 8 a.m. Proceeds benefit Fulton County Pony/Colt Baseball Programs. Deadline to register is September 25. Contact Garry Miller at 717-987-3904 or 717-552-1222; Mary Huston at 717-485-5488 or 717-860- 3784; Steve Truax at 717-404-0054; Kenny Welsh at 717-987- 4262 or 717-860-0866; or Russ Miller at 717-485-5502 or 240-675- 1610.
Cruise-In An old school motorsports cruise-in will be held at the Alumni Community Building Sunday, September 8, starting at 2 p.m. Free registration for all motorcycles, gokarts, street bikes, muscle cars, trucks, race cars, racing mowers, dirt bikes, 4-wheelers, derby cars and children's bikes. Food, vendors, music and photographer. Also a huge indoor flea market and yard sale. More information may be obtained by callng Amanda at 485-5585.
Train Display Cumberland Valley Railroad Club will have a display of their trains running Sunday, September 8, starting at 2 p.m., in the alumni community gym. Come and see the display and have an opportunity to get a chance to win a train set.
Soccer Shoot Elks Soccer Shoot will run the whole month of September. Please call Kathy Kendall at 717-485-0221 or 377-3643 to find out when and where a shoot will be running. Boys and girls up to 14 years old can participate in this shoot with a chance to go on to the district, state and national competition.
Casino/Outlets Trip A Sands Casino and Outlets trip is planned to Bethlehem, Pa., Saturday, November 2. The bus will leave the VFW at 6 a.m. Cost is $40, which includes $30 free slot voucher plus $5 food voucher. There are 16 restaurants and four outlets (Coach, Under Armor, Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, Corningware, Dress Barn, Van Huesen, Izod, etc.) Make reservations with Linda Lynch at 717-552-5422 or bring money to VFW. No refunds. First ones to pay get seats.
Bus Tour A bus tour will be held Friday, October 18, of northern Fulton, Bedford and Huntingdon counties, including Sinoquipe Scout camp, Russian cemetery in Wood, Railroad and Mining Museum in Robertsdale, lunch at Traditions in Martinsburg, Riddlesburg coke ovens, Keystone Foundry in Hopewell and Oregon Road CCC Camp, which was also a conscientious objectors and German prisoner of war camp. Time permitting, a visit will be made to the abandoned Sideling Hill turnpike tunnel and a South Penn Railroad culvert. Other sites will be discussed. Sponsored by Fulton Historical Society. Cost is $70 and $65 for society members and includes Bollman bus, lunch and all fees and gratuities. For reservations and details call John at 328-9279.
Senior Center Activities Activities at Hustontown Senior Center for September are as follows: September 5 - Bible study at 11 a.m.; September 9 - Belleville trip; September 10 - mental health wellness at 11 a.m.; September 11 - bingo at 10:30 a.m.; September 12 - local emergency persons from HAVFCO; September 13 - peanut day; September 17 - entertainment by "Old Friends" at 11 a.m.; September 18 - Hunger Action food drive and bingo at 10:30 a.m.; September 19 - health fair w/Patti Hess and FCMC at 11 a.m.; September 13 - nutrition education at 10:30 a.m.; September 24 - "You Gave, Now Save" at 10:30 a.m.; September 25 - luncheon honoring 85+ seniors; September 26 - Path Valley trip; September 27 - chocolate milk day. Call 987-3770 for lunch reservations.
Senior Center Activities Activities at McConnellsburg Senior Center for September are as follows: bingo, 9:30 a.m. – September 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 20, 23, 25, 27 and 30; health fair, 10 a.m. - September 9; Talk with Barry, 11 a.m. - September 10; Newburg trip, 7 a.m. - September 12; peanut day - September 13; nutrition class, 10 a.m. - September 17; Belleville trip, 6:30 a.m. - September 18; alpaca farm trip, 10 a.m. - September 19; asthma talk with April Imler, 11 a.m. - September 20; Waynesboro trip, 9 a.m. - September 24.
Cruise-In For a Cause A cruise-in will be held September 21 at Thomas All Things Automotive in McConnellsburg, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. A $10 donation is being accepted per registered vehicle. This event is being held to benefit the 2013 Fight Like A Girl recipients of Fulton County, Mary Barnhart, Kathy Hendershott and Johnathon Farling. Food will be available for purchase by Sipes Smokehouse BBQ. A bake sale is being hosted by Rehoboth New Life. Cars, trucks and motorcycles are welcome. The first 35 registered vehicles will receive a thank-you gift envelope. No alcoholic beverages. Not responsible for accidents. More information may be obtained by calling Kevin and Kim Mowen at 717-485-5492.
Senior Center Activities September activities for the Warfordsburg Senior Center are as follows: September 2 - center closed; September 4 - "Intro to Acupuncture"; September 5 - Italian Day and club meeting 1 p.m.; September 6 - van trip to Somerset Mountain Craft Days; September 9 - Road Kill Cafe bowling banquet; September 10 - sign up for new Wii bowling league; September 11 - van trip to Belleville; September 13 - van trip to Hyndman Senior Center, deer farm and orchards; September 14 - open Mic Night; September 16 - Wii bowling league starts; September 17 - van trip to Johnstown; September 18 - van trip to Rockwood Dinner Theatre; September 20 - game/movie night; September 23 - Fall Prevention Awareness Day; Wii bowling league; September 24 - 55 Alive Class; September 25 - 55 Alive Class; September 25 - celebration for senior center month; September 27 - computers and games; social night; September 30 - Wii bowling league, inside picnic – bring a covered dish. For more information call 294-6020.
Game/Movie Night Game/movie night will be held at Warfordsburg Senior Center September 6, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Seniors 60 and older are welcome to come and join in the games. There are card games, dominos, scrabble or play the shuffleboard. All are welcome to bring a game. Light refreshments will be served. Also, a movie for those who like to just sit, watch a movie and eat popcorn. Call 717-294-6020 for more information.
Benefit Ride A benefit ride in memory of Vincent Carbaugh will be held Sunday, September 8. Starting location is McConnellsburg American Legion at 1 p.m. to the Mountain House. Meal provided at end of ride. Proceeds donated to Hope Lodge. More information may be obtained by calling Jackie at 717-414-6646 or Jacob at 717-404-7429.
Eat All Winter From Garden A program will be held Saturday, September 14, from 9 a.m. to noon, at McConnellsburg Firehall. Cost is $10/person or $15/family (money must accompany reservation). To reserve a seat call 717-485-4111. Program presented by Fulton County Master Gardeners. Learn how to plant a garden in the fall and to eat all winter from your garden. Following the workshop will be tour of the Victory Garden.
Gun Raffle A fall gun raffle will be held Saturday, September 7, at Breezewood Firehall. Proceeds benefit Everett and Breezewood fire companies. Twenty guns and cash prizes, free food and beverage from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. First drawing will be held at 2 p.m. Tickets available at True Value, Everett; Everett Legion; Sagittarius Beauty Salon, Everett; any Breezewood or Everett fireman. Tickets also available at the door. Need not be present to win. Cost is $10 per ticket.
Memorial Service A memorial service of remembrance for victims of 9/11 and their families at the Letterkenny Chapel 9/11 Memorial and Veterans Memorial Park, Letterkenny Depot, Sunday, September 8, 2013, at 3 p.m. Speakers will be Bill Shuster and 9/11 first responder Terry Shaffer, fire chief (Ret.), Shanksville, Pa. The EMS flag will be dedicated.
Vendors Needed Better Days Animal League Thrift Store is now accepting reservations for vendors during Fall Folk Festival. Spaces available Thursday through Sunday, October 17-20. Convenient location and plenty of parking. Please call 717-485-0064 for information.
Hunter/Trapper Course A hunter/trapper education course will be held Saturday, September 7, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Fulton County Pistol and Rifle Club. Preregistration is required at PGC Web site at www.pgc.state.pa.us. Click on education/hunter education class schedule. Class is limited to 55 students. Bring bag lunch Saturday. This is the first of three traditional courses for Fulton County. This is a new format, six-hour training. For general information only contact 717-485-5390.
Chili Cook-off Contestants Wanted Contestants are wanted for Warfordsburg Presbyterian Church's second annual chili cook-off October 5. Contestants must sign up to compete by September 28. For information e- mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 717-294-3028 (leave message if no answer).
55-ALIVE Driving Class The 55-Alive /Mature Driving classroom refresher class will be offered at Warfordsburg Senior Center September 24 and 25. Classes are from 9:30 a.m. to noon, and two days of classes are required. Preregister, either in person or by mailing a check payable to AARP for $14 (per person nonmember) or $12 (per person AARP member), to Warfordsburg Senior Center, 209 Long Hollow Rd, Warfordsburg, PA 17267. Graduates of the class, age 55 and older, will be eligible for the three-year auto insurance discounts. If planning to stay for lunch, following the class, let Cindy know at 294-6020 one day in advance or when registering. There are no tests involved.
Love's Closet Closed Love's Closet is closed for September due to church construction and will be moving to a new location hopefully by October. Watch for more information.
Veterans Affairs Office Closed The Veterans Affairs office will not be open Wednesday, September 11, due to required annual training of all county veterans affairs directors statewide.
Zumba Fitness Reaching Wellness Zumba fitness class will be held for all ages every Friday at 6 p.m., at McConnellsburg Alumni & Friends building. More information may be obtained by calling 717-253-7599 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Zumba Classes Zumba classes will be offered at Mc- Connellsburg Firehall Wednesday evenings at 7:15 p.m. More information may be obtained by contacting Sarah at 814-259- 3667.
Yoga Classes Reaching Wellness yoga classes will be held for all ages every Wednesday, 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., at Community State Bank. Call for cost and to register at 717-485- 4492.
Alzheimer's/Dementia Support Group Alzheimer's/ dementia support group meets the third Tuesday monthly at 6:30 p.m. in Fulton County Medical Center, Pearl Room. More information may be obtained by calling 717-485-6108.
P.O.W.E.R. Meetings P.O.W.E.R. (Parents Offering Wisdom, Education and Release) will meet on the following dates: September 9 and 30, October 14 and 28, November 11, December 9, January 13 and 27 and February 20 and 24. The goal of the group is to support and educate the community, the addict and the families of addicts to the issues and problems that can occur when dealing with addicts and their recovery programs. Emotional and possible financial support are also offered to any individual who might need it to successfully overcome an addiction. The meeting is held at 292 Buchanan Trail. For more information, contact Susanne Reed at 717-414-9695.
Community Wellness/Silver Sneakers/Prime Community Wellness/Silver Sneakers/Prime will be held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Fulton County Medical Center cardiopulmonary rehab gym. The cost is based on insurance. Call Kim or Patti at 717-485- 6149 to see if insurance provider is accepted. Community Wellness is $40/month/person or $70/month/couple.
Vaccines Offered Pennsylvania Department of Health will offer vaccines to uninsured and underinsured persons every Thursday by appointment only at Fulton County Medical Center, 214 Peach Orchard Road, McConnellsburg. Please use front entrance, turn right and follow the Department of Health signs. More information may be obtained by calling 717-485-5137 or 814-623-2001.
Benefit Dinner A benefit dinner for Tristan Douglas, a Southern Fulton High School cancer patient, will be held September 7, at Needmore Bible Church, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Menu will be lasagna, salad, garlic bread, drink and dessert. Cost is adults $8, children 5-12, $5 and under 5 are free. There will also be a silent auction. Modern Woodmen of America will match up to $500 of the funds raised, but more money is hoped to be raised as they are having financial burdens with Tristan going back and forth to Childrens Hospital for treatments. There will be tickets for sale at different locations in the community. Tickets must be purchased by August 24. Contact Verla Hill at 717-573-2370 or Chris Hill at 717-573-4599.
Breakfast Fundraiser All are invited to attend the "Breakfast for Supper" fundraiser to benefit McConnellsburg Soccer Boosters Saturday, September 14, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., at Cito United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Donations accepted.
Free Meal A free meal will be served the second Tuesday of each month at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 220 North Third Street. Please join in for good fellowship.
Spaghetti Dinner Women's Ministry of First Church of God will sponsor a spaghetti dinner September 7, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., at First Church of God, Orchard Ridge. Donations accepted. More information may be obtained by calling 301-678- 5423.
Autumn Tea Fulton County Historical Social will hold an autumn tea Saturday, September 14, at 11:30 a.m. at the Fulton House to benefit the museum. Ken Keebaugh will be the speaker. Tickets are $9 for adults and $4.50 for children. For tickets or reservations call Ruth at 717-485-4496, Edie at 814- 735-3039 or Cherie at 717-987-3493.
Ice Cream Festival Fairview United Methodist Church will hold its last ice cream festival for the year Saturday, September 14. The church is located four miles north of Hustontown on North Hess Road. Homemade ice cream, soups, sandwiches, french fries and desserts will be for sale. The festival will begin at 4 p.m.
End Of Summer Fest And end of summer fest will be held September 14, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., at Shade Gap picnic grounds. A car show will be held from 9 a.m. to noon with crafts and antiques, breakfast and a chicken barbecue. Sponsored by Shade Gap Area Fire Co. Auxiliary.
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Clippinger Reunion The descendants of Wilson M. Clippinger will hold their 38th reunion Saturday, September 14, at Forbes Road Lions Club Park beginning at 1 p.m. Those attending are asked to bring place settings, a covered dish, and games. Dinner will be served at 1:30 p.m. with games and family fun following the meal.
Hustontown/FR Alumni Banquet Hustontown/FR Alumni banquet will be held October 5, 2013, at Hustontown Firehall. All graduates of either high school are invited to attend. The door will open at 4 p.m. to visit with friends. The chicken and ham meal will be served at 6 p.m. A donation of $10 for each person attending is needed. Make check payable to Hustontown/Forbes Road Alumni Assoc. Please put year of graduation on check. Mail to Sarah Shaw, PO Box 446, Hustontown, PA 17229 by September 23. For more information call 717-987-3327.
Reunion Celebrate 50 years of nursing. The nursing staff of Fulton County Medical Center from the 50s and 60s or prior years are invited to attend a reunion September 14, at VFW meeting room, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Light buffet lunch for $6.50. Send check and reservations to Ann Morgan Sheeley at 413 Ridge Ave., Waynesboro, PA 17268 or call 717-762-8363 or to Phyllis Bard, 995 Ebenezer Church Road, Needmore, PA 17238, or call 717-573-2838.
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FR Class Of 1966 Reunion Forbes Road Class of 1966 will hold a class reunion Saturday, September 14, at Hustontown Firehall. Social hour is at 5 p.m. followed by a meal at 6 p.m. For more information and RSVP call 485-4639.
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:33 am
Post subject: Another pow wow on the 'ol muti fin versus single
Hey Everybody,
So.....not to beat a dead horse or anything, but.........
now that more time has passed with more multi fin boards out there,
I thought it would be high time to re-visit the subject.
Seems pretty clear that the quads are good in the waves, but what about the tri fins in bump and jump?
The new Fanatic freewaves in the smaller sizes, as well as other companies
with their freestyle wave boards are offering the option of tri wave with the option of running them single or tri seems to be the new standard.
So....back to bump and jump with the occasional big swell days...is it worth
the hype to go tri fin?
From what I gather, people who sail the gorge on big days with bi-ass swell
seem to like the tri fin set up, but what about Crissy or Third Ave on big days.......to tri fin or not to tri fin?.....that is the question my friends.
What say you all?
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 9:58 am
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Been on my production Witchcraft for 4 years, I have sailed it single ONCE.
Most who have tris use them that way, I only recall the Tabou Pocket Wave being better single, and only in B & J
Iam working on my 5th tri fin conversion. HYPE is referred to as a clever marketing strategy, IMO tris work great. You will notice that quite a lot of companies now have them, where brands like Quatro and Fantatic went from twins to quads.
I sail in HR, Rio Vista , Texas and Hatteras, mostly sound. SO not a big wave rider, at 100L and below multi fins are the way to go. Quads work best in waves, but can be used for B&J.
With most mulit fins, you will encounter more drag, more fins more area, so slower planing and less top speed, if absolute early planing and speed are your forte, go SINGLE.
Fins have gotten lighter, more sophisticated with inside foils, and placement in the way of toe in, so they are refining the negative above.
The tri fin offered a firmly planed ride, great upwind,( more area ) and really responsive turns, the character can be change to a looser, twin like feel, by altering the fin size, 3 close to the same size makes it really skatey.
a fast rocker on a tri would make a great board
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I'm now on my second generation Quatro LS quad - renamed the Cube for 2014, which is purely a marketing move. The shapes, however, are solid. The newer LS shape has a flatter rocker and double concaves down the length. Concaves equal smoother, more planted ride. Mine is a 78, replacing my older 75 LS. Its faster, turns just as well, and gives me just that much more float to get me out in very marginal wind conditions.
I still have kept my two bigger single fin boards. I ride waves and the bay, mostly 3rd, but all over.
Here's my take: for wind below 20, single fins are still better, unless you are in waves, or the water is setting up some swell. For flatter faster water, single fins are better, since they have better top end. The quads (and I assume the tri-fins) plane off at slower speeds and keep planning at slower speeds, which is nice in the waves and what you need to catch them. The upwind of a single vs. quad is about equal for a swept back single fin. A straighter deeper single fin can't be beat for upwind and for speed. The speed on the newer Quatros is better than the old, since the rocker is now straighter and Keith is relying on the outline more to keep the turning ability. Fin settings, as previously mentioned, make a big difference in how the boards respond. Don't forget footstrap settings either, they also make a difference, as does mast base placement.
I have not ridden the really big quads or try-fins. There were designed with the idea of getting the big boys out in lighter wind in the waves, so I'm not sure I'd like one vs. my single on a light wind, flat water day on the bay. If I wanted a big board for very light wind wave days and I was also a freestyler (I don't consider myself freestyle proficient), I'd probably seriously consider one of the big multi-fin boards. Lots of guys are pulling spin moves on the multi-fins, since its easy to weight the nose and clear the shorter fins.
Bottom line - get you ass on some demo boards and see what you like.
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 4:23 pm
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When doing whatever you want to do with just one fin, are ya spinning out? If not, you don't need more. And even if you are spinning out, a better single fin may make all the difference. One step further ... if you want and try things but can't do them (besides tricks beyond your present ability), the question still remains ... is it hull shape, fin quality/size/shape, skills, or fin count that's holding you back?
Bottom line: what gear are you on and what are you trying to do that it won't do? You might achieve your near term goals with nothing more than a technique tip or a $100.
And why just tri? That's just one of many configurations.
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 10:05 pm
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On some boards you can put extra fins on or take them off to experiment. Then you'll know.
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I hate my tri on a flood and so take out the thrusters, but on an ebb... Ohh baby! It's heaven.
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All good advice here! I'll add ...
I've been sailing a tri fin 12 / 14 setup in the waves. This setup moves towards the balanced side (equal size fronts and rears) of the tri fin equation with a fin area of about 285cm which is equal to area of the quad setup that I use on the same board (five boxes).
This setup is great for the waves with an incredible bottom turn and a gougy top turn. Though I do prefer the top turn of a quad which is looser and easier to redirect. The problem with the more balanced setup being that they are not nearly as good going upwind as a quad or single. The balanced tri fin is also pretty draggy compared to a single - but better than a quad.
With that said, its my opinion that a tri fin can be a great tool for ripping swell, but probably best with small thin profile fronts and a larger rear. This would give you most of the upwind and jumping performance of a single and most of the turning performance of a balanced tri. Maybe something like 9cm fronts and a 17 or 18cm rear would be best for all round bump and jump on a 80l board.
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Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:13 pm
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but what about the tri fins in bump and jump?
Open Oceans are made primarily for BnJ. Alot different from others with the toe in and cant. Here's a clip from the website.
Tri-fin boards, now in their 20th year, thrive in high wind applications. Brian's Tri-fin concept is different from the traditional Tri-fin because the side fins are set at an angle of 20°. This important feature distinguishes Open Ocean as the only Tri-fin on the market with this 20° angle.
This angle reduces drag, produces lift, enhances early planning, adds control in high wind, choppy conditions and improves upwind ability. It also allows harder, tighter turns and overall, produces more efficient trim to your board for high-wind control and early-planing ease. No other board carries these features.
Everybody knows that side fins create drag. BUT, power overcomes drag, and in high-wind sailing there is lots of power. You can only go as fast as the speed you can comfortably control. Sailing in strong wind, and rough and bumpy conditions isn't about being efficient. It's about how much power you can hang on to and with more control, the more power you can apply. In high-wind sailing you have design and you have ability. And with the best ability one always needs design.
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I hate my tri on a flood and so take out the thrusters, but on an ebb... Ohh baby! It's heaven.
this is opposite of the way I would think, for the flood, I would want more area to go upwind on the way back. If its not powered up, I think that no fin configuration would be happy there. Its so common that the walk of shame is not really a fair description there, its SOP.
The OO boards seem to have a cult like following, the angle on the fins towards the rails is cant.
The difference between twins, tris, several variations, and quads , seem to escape some posters here, linking all fins with more than ONE in the same classification.
Apparent that they haven ridden these, instead its my theory that..........
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I mostly sail in waves so a big fan of multi fins
Did a tri fin conversion on JP RWW 76 l in 2010 made a big difference in the boards ability to turn. I ride with really small fins. 12 cm thrusters and 18 cm center. have not noticed a big change in overall performance but I really only use this board with a 4.2m sail so generally riding with a lot of power. So this overcomes any drag. but small fins also helps
Bought Fanatic Quad 86 in 2012 this was a 2nd generation shape I think.
Quick to plane but not a fast board. Love it in the surf. Feels slow in flat water or b&j. does not have the same drive off the fin or pop of a single fin board for jumping so not that good as an all around board. I have seen some ride as a twin to help performance in B&J conditions but too lazy to try.
Bought 2013 quatro 110 l quad this is my light wind go to board for 5.3 5.7 m wind and side off. This board feels smaller on the wave face than a typical 100 plus liter board a lot of fun in light conditions but if it is flat or more side on b&j it feels like a pig. Even though it will plane in these conditions it just feels heavy. Have not played with fins.
If flat or more b&j in the conditions we get here I ride a 100 L freestyle board single fin to fill the gap..
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But I'd like it to be taken slow too. Only problem is there's no guarantee whatsoever there'll be enough DVD sales, what with all the otaku going gaga over Bakemonogatari for some reason.
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I hope they end it on the Nymph arc since it's a good end point. If they try to fuck shit up with an anime original ending they would waste some very good material given what is revealed so far.
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Yeah, the manga is just starting to become good in the latest arc... actually ever since A-chan made her debut. I can't help it but think the anime might end in a sour note. Even though ep 2 was enjoyable, they only covered ONE chapter now with 28 more to go...
There was also a teaser of A-chan dakimakura in the making, so if that's true, I don't know how they could do it.
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And then a 2nd season.......
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I'm curious as to who the big bad masters are going to be voiced.
Episode 4 - Festival/Pantsu Bomb
It seems that the pantsu are supposed to be back in episode 4, which means the pantsu bomb chapter, but it seems that there is going to be action in the next episode, which makes it seem like the festival chapter... Both?
Episode 5 - Nymph? From the timing of the manga, she should sometime around here...
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Mikako... Come to think of it, we really didn't see her for 4 months... @ Chapter 32
Can't be helped though.
As always, the mob characters tend to look like characters from Judas sometimes...
Come to think of it, that professor that appeared in the chapter where Ikaros went to school and got controlled by her or something and had a seizure... Didn't he look like that doctor in Judas... Forgot what he looked like.
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well I got little diapointed after seeing ch32.... another filler chapter that doesnt bring much to the story....
In ch31 Ikaros was happy when her master showed that he was worried about her... Nymph was happy that she can stay with him too [and that he sayd he is her master or something like that]... and boom she has her wings again and can fly..... not mention that Aegis broke her master's chain becouse she couldnt agree with his evil orders... so now she might jon the pack too and make tomoki her master like the 2others that are happy to be with him [she might want to feel the same happiness like the other 2]
so im kinda sad that it doest bring anything new to story after this chapter.... hmm I was wondering about that macho guy [judas]... at last pages then the president thx him... we see his back and lots of feathers....... could it be that this guy comes from the other world above.... time will show... but seriously I dont know thepresident intentions at all.... first she was gloomy while drinking tea.... and at the end she is happy to have hanging naked tomoki on a tree.... (is she jelous of him or something...but she shows this in strange way...like he has so many girls around but he doesnt pay bigger interesti in her... no one around shows romantic interest in her so she might want to use tomoki of some kind of replacement.... since he has so many so strange people that she is a good fit to be between them too xD)
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anyone else think that tomoki is prolly from the angel race? That one chapter ikoras took over as the science teacher and told tomoki he has very large wings he just cant see them, and later on we learn that alot of the angel race is in a matrix like state. So me thinks he might be a special person from their and why he has a connection to the angel girl
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Pacing's is ok, it's usual to have a rest chapter after all the big fights.
As for Mikako she's just annoyed at the lack of coverage so she took it out on Tomoki.
My theory is that the angels are remote controlling bodies on the ground without themselves knowing it. We were shown that groups of people on earth are constantly watched over by Synapse. It could be part of their breeding cycle for their minds to develop.
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So it means that Ikaros has been around there for a looooong time
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It seems Sora no Otoshimono will be getting a novel version. Author is 神崎リン (Shinzaki Rin? Kamizaki Rin?)
To be released in 2010/2/1
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Don't forget, this series is supposed to be light-hearted, in contrast with other series from the same author. The so-called "fillers" like this make me realise why I like this series so much. The stories are interesting, the female characters are moe, and the comedies never fail to put a smile on my face. Moreover, even the side characters are likable.
I guess my taste is different from everyone else.
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man i wish either a new group or the current group would translate the chapters quicker. 1 chapter a month is horrid and when ya see they started doing this back in 08 it makes it seem even worse. Be nice if they'd turn out 1 every week and half.
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Two spokesmen for Sony confirmed that the set was legitimate, its bootleglike appearance notwithstanding. They explained that the point of the release was to keep the recordings under copyright protection in Europe, where the laws are in flux. Currently, recordings can be copyrighted in Europe for 50 years, a much shorter term than in the United States, where recordings made since 1978 will remain copyrighted until 70 years after the death of the last surviving author.Of course, since this is all about protectionism rather than actually getting people to hear the music, this collection is somewhat difficult to find (well, unless you go to unauthorized sources for digital downloads -- not that we recommend such things). That's because they only made 100 copies of them and gave them to a few stores in key European countries.
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Elmer City asks Coulee Dam to reconsider sewer plant project
Mayor says burg could cease as municipality
Elmer City Mayor Mary Jo Carey told Coulee Dam's town council last Wednesday night that high wastewater treatment rates could spell the end of Elmer City as a town.
"We just can't afford the high rates proposed and may have to go back into Okanogan County," she said as she pleaded with Coulee Dam to take a new look at its $4.9 million wastewater treatment project.
She seemed to endorse Coulee Dam resident Greg Wilder's plea for a $2.7 million version of the same project.
He spoke last Wednesday night before the Coulee Dam council and said the town wouldn't suffer any need or efficiency if it went with the smaller version project.
He, along with Carey, asked Coulee Dam officials to try to fund part of the project through grants, including the seeking of a grant from Indian Health Services. IHS recently completed an $800,000 water project for Elmer City on a grant that didn't cost the town a cent.
Wilder asked Mayor Quincy Snow if Coulee Dam had already executed its loan with the Department of Ecology, and Snow answered, "Yes."
Snow did indicate that he plans to get on the Colville Business Council agenda soon so he can discuss the project with the tribes.
The town had been accused of not contacting the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation about the project; however, the town produced a letter sent to the tribes by its engineering firm, Gray & Osborne, back in October, 2010, in which the tribes had been identified as a possible consulting party. The letter was mis-directed and didn't reach the right official party, Snow said.
The issue of whether Elmer City was a customer of Coulee Dam as far as the present wastewater treatment plant is concerned, or a partner, resurfaced.
Snow said that it might be up to their lawyers to decide on the intent of a 50-year-long agreement between the two towns.
Elmer City has maintained that it is a partner, not just a customer, and that it wasn't properly consulted in the planning and extent of the project. Carey said her town attorney's reading of the agreement is that it was a partner.
She said the town, home to about 245 people, didn't want to "go to court" over the matter.
Currently, Elmer City residents pay $35 a month for sewer service. Officials there say that the rate would nearly double if the larger wastewater treatment plant project goes in.
Former Elmer City council member Gail Morin said, "Our citizens can't afford the high monthly rates; it's as simple as that."
Wilder kept referring to a $6 million project, and Coulee Dam Councilmember Karl Hjorten kept pushing back at $4.9 million. Wilder said, "I got a pool on it going higher, do you want to get in?" Hjorten said, "Yes."
Morin chipped in again. "If you go with the more expensive project," she said, "we may have to go another way; we just can't afford it. We already have two years to go on our original loan ... you'll have to buy us out."
While all the exchanges were cordial, the two towns still seem miles apart.


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Friday September 25, 2009
After delivering an emotional testimony over the tragic loss of his son, John Travolta and his wife Kelly Preston unsurprisingly headed home to Ocala in Florida.
But it looks like the couple will have to make another heartbreaking return to Nassau for John to give further evidence in court.
According to the Mail, Judge Anita Allen has told the 55-year-old Grease star he will be called to take the stand again later in proceedings once more witnesses have been heard.
And it is thought that might be as early as next week.
On Thursday, a grief-stricken John relived the moment as he fought to save his 16-year-old son Jett, who tragically passed away at the family's holiday home in the Bahamas in January.
Two people are accused of attempting to extort £18 million from the star and Kelly – parents to Ella, nine – over a refusal of medical treatment form, which they threatened to release.
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Sun, 15 April 2012
This week, Steve attempts to beat Tom Cruise's lap time around the Top Gear test track, Kev tries Fez on for size, and Jon plays the latest twisted byproduct of the continued existence of Grasshopper Manufacture (Sine Mora) while rediscovering Alice: Madness Returns. In the news, there's much Shadowrun talk, and the boys pour one out for Demon's Souls' North American online servers. We finish the night by firing the retro rockets on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past!


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OK, my first submission, I hope it is a reasonable start. Edited a bit from Wikipedia to make it 'Orthocentric'. I couldn't bear to see a empty link for our Lord's mother.
(oops, just discovered the minor edit flag, sorry 'bout that)
--Rdr. Chris 19:15, 24 Jan 2005 (CST)
- OK. The two articles are merged. Not sure if that was the wiki way to do it, but it seems to have done what I wanted with no dataloss. Please be sure to correct me if that's bad form. --Basil 22:10, 27 Jan 2005 (CST)
This article needs major cleanup with capitalization (e.g., changing "Him" to "him") as per the Style Manual. —[[User:ASDamick|—Fr. Andrew talk contribs (THINK!)]] 12:29, 30 Jun 2005 (EDT)
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Hi. I know the discussion page probably isn't really the place for this, but could someone explain to me what is exactly the actual dogmatic belief of Mary? I was raised Roman Catholic so I know that side of it...What are Orthodox Dogmas concerning Mary? I know that Cathlolics believe in the Immaculate Conception and Bodily Assumption and Ever-Virginity as Dogma, but I have read that the only actual Ortodox Dogma is the "Theotokos", and that to not accept the other three is not punishable by anathema...is this true? What level of importance does Mary hold in the Orthodox Tradition, and, is she more or less honored than in Roman Catholicism? Sorry for cluttering up the discussion page...Thanks. Acedaroflebanon 03:35, March 19, 2006 (CST)
- The theologically-educated should feel free to quickly correct me if I am wrong on any of these points; but, as I understand the Church's teaching, the Orthodox do believe in the ever-virginity of the Mother of God (as seen in the Liturgy), and we also believe that she was bodily taken into heaven after she reposed. We do not believe in the Immaculate Conception because that assumes that all are born with original sin, which is not a Church teaching (see [[Nativity of the Theotokos. Not sure on comparisons between Orthodox veneration and Catholic, but she is seen as, for lack of a better word, first among humans before God, and is, in the more common Eastern Rite, always seen on the iconostasis, usually depicting Christ, opposite an icon of Christ Himself. Hope this helps, — by Pιsτévο talk complaints at 11:38, March 19, 2006 (CST)
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Perhaps this would be better suited for a separate article, "Icons of the Theotokos"? —magda (talk) 15:39, May 17, 2006 (CDT)


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Friday, July 31, 2009
My Impressions from Training Camp
Roy Williams looks good. He is much quicker, faster, and confident then he appeared last year. He made some tough catches with defenders draped all over him. Michael Irvin was also giving him some pointers after a 10-yard comeback route on the art of the push off so hopefully he was taking notes (the picture to the right captures part of the discussion between Irvin and Williams).
Tony Romo looked very good. According to most media sources, Romo had been off to a slow start over the first few days. Today his passes were tight spirals and most of them hit receivers on target and in stride. He forced one pass during team drill that was intercepted but that was the only memorable mistake he made over the 2 hour practice session.
Jason Witten is getting better every season. He looked like an all-pro player today. He caught every ball thrown his way and did an excellent job blocking from what I saw. He lined up on one play at wide receiver during team drills and caught a 10 yard slant route that may have been a touchdown in a live game situation.
Orlando Scandrick and Mike Jenkins both looked awfully good. Both players clearly have more confidence and seemed to be able to stick with any receiver throughout practice. Scandrick had some trouble with the size of Roy Williams, but most DB's would.
The rookie DB's have a long way to go. Michael Hawkins walked off the field with the trainers pretty early on, but DeAngelo Smith and Mike Mickens looked overmatched in one-on-one situations. I'm sure they'll get more confidence as camp goes on but they didn't impress me today. Michael Hamlin was the lone exception for the rookie DB's. He looked bigger than I expected and he made a nice interception during practice.
Gerald Sensabaugh has great coverage ability. Martellus Bennett couldn't beat him in man coverage several times during the team portion of practice. He'll be a major upgrade in coverage over Roy Williams.
Kyle Kosier looks good. He might end up winning the left guard job after all. I was leaning towards Holland before today but Holland looked fatter than last year to me and Kosier did a good job with the first team.
Martellus Bennett needs to focus on football. He spent his first 10 minutes on the field playing the crowd, dancing, and doing T.O. touchdown celebration impressions. Everyone else was stretching and warming up. There were several times when teams were transitioning from one drill to another and Martellus would be the last to arrive because he didn't hustle. His body language sends a bad message. But his natural receiving ability is easy to see. I think some focus from Bennett would probably fix is pre-snap alignment troubles.
Bobby Carpenter looks determined to make an impact. He made several plays during running drills and was very active all day. We'll get a better idea of his impact when preseason games get going since there is no tackling.
Terence Newman looks good. He got beat on a double move at one point, but he looks quick, confident, and prepared for the season. He worked with the receivers and caught passes from the QB's for one session of practice which I found interesting. Maybe they'll put him on the field as a deep threat this year from time to time?
Demarcus Ware looks great. He may have gained some muscle in his lower body but he was beating blockers off the edge all day long.
The defenders spent a lot of time on fumble recovery drills. That was good to see because an increase in takeaways would go a long way in helping the team win more games.
Matt McBriar is 100%. He booted several punts 70+ yards in the air.
Nick Folk is good to go. He kicked field goals and didn't seem to have any limitations.
Jon Kitna looked bad. He needs to pick up his level of play. He had numerous off target passes and forced the ball into coverage all day long.
Stephen McGee has talent. He was accurate and throws a good looking ball. It is hard to judge him until he gets some game action in preseason, but he looks like he has the skills to develop into a player.
Jason Williams got beaten badly a couple of times in coverage. He didn't looks as fast as I expected but he is obviously slow right now because he has to think before he reacts. His speed and quickness will probably be more evident when he gets more comfortable with his role in the defense.
Igor Olshansky is a beast. He looks like the big, strong guy that we were promised. I saw him beat a double team to get to the quarterback in the team session.
The three running backs all look good. Felix looks as fast as ever. All three running backs look ready to start the season right now.
Sam Hurd looked like the #3 receiver today. If I didn't know Miles Austin was expected to make an impact I wouldn't even have noticed him. Hurd made several tough catches. Austin did absolutely nothing to show me he is ready to break out this year.
Jesse Holley looked pretty darn good. I know he is in a fierce battle for the last receiver spot but he was impressive today. Holley, Stanback, and Ogletree all looked pretty even in their battle. Manuel Johnson looked very slow. Mike Jefferson was inconsistent throughout the day.
I wish I could say more about the offensive and defensive line but they mostly worked on the opposite side of the field from me.
Wade Phillips is running the defense and is pretty much completely removed from giving any input on the offensive side of the ball. Phillips ran the defensive drills on one end of the field while Garrett ran the offensive drills on the other side. It will be interesting to see how in-game big play decisions are made during the game when it comes to offense. It appears like Garrett has total control over everything on that side of the ball this year. During the team portion of practice Wade Phillips was very involved and animated while coaching the defense.
Joe DeCamillis was quieter than I expected. He does command the attention of the special teams players but I didn't see the screamer I thought I would see.
Keith Brooking didn't do anything to catch my eye.
David Beuhler is big, but he didn't do enough in practice for me to come to any conclusions on him. He does look big enough to contribute in other ways on special teams.
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Your blog is the best source of info I can get on the 'Boys. I'm up here in Steeler/Redskin land, but grew up in Dallas. I've already got tickets to the Monday night game in Sept, and after reading your posts I can't wait another two months to get down there.ReplyDelete
Keep up the great work...these training camp notes are priceless.
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I live in Atlanta and have been following the Cowboys for 31 years now. I just want to "Thank You" for your excellent insight! You seem to tell it like it is and you are not worried like some staff writers are when it comes to saying not so positive things. It is like I am right there at camp and I appreciate it. Please keep up the awesome reporting. Jack G, Atlanta, GAReplyDelete
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