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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale football team opens its 2012 home schedule on Youth Day by hosting Colgate in a noon kickoff at Yale Bowl and the Class of 1954 Field this Saturday. This is the first of four straight home games for the Bulldogs. The game airs live on WELI (AM-960, weli.com) and on Yale All Access.
Yale owns a 25-10-3 lead in a series that kicked off in 1909 with a 36-0 Bulldog win at New Haven. Only two of the 38 meetings have been out of Connecticut; the Blue is 24-9-3 at home against the Raiders. The last six games have been split.
A 37-yard field goal by Andrew Sullivan with seven seconds left gave Yale a 31-28 win over No. 11 ranked Colgate at the Yale Bowl on Oct. 2, 2004. Sullivan's boot capped a comeback from a 28-14 deficit that saw Yale score 17 points in a stretch of 4:40 in the fourth quarter.
Jeff Mathews threw for 340 yards and four scores as Cornell won 45-6 before 15,333 at Ithaca last week. Each of three Yale first-half turnovers turned into points for the Big Red, who quickly put the game out of reach. Eli freshman QB Eric Williams (Portland, Ore.) completed 27 of 37 passes for 211 yards, but was picked off twice. FS John Powers (Hamden, Conn.) and LB Ryan Falbo (Moon Township, Pa.) led the Blue with 10 total tackles each.
Freshman WR Austin Reuland (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) and senior WR Derek Russell (Newton, Mass.) each caught their first collegiate passes. Reuland, whose brother, Konrad, is a TE on the New York Jets, topped all Yale receivers with six catches for 79 yards. Sophomore WR Grant Wallace (St. Louis, Mo.), who had his first career catches at Georgetown, hauled in his first TD pass at Cornell. Sophomore P Parker Toms (San Carlos, Calif.) had his first two collegiate punts.
A Raiders fourth-and-one with under a minute to play at midfield came up short as nationally ranked Stony Brook escaped at home with a 32-31 win over Colgate last Saturday night. RB Jordan McCord rushed for 116 yards and one TD, while QB Gavin McCarney completed 14 of his 24 throws for 163 yards and a score for the visitors.
Under 17th-year head coach Dick Biddle, the Raiders have become one of the top FCS programs in the East. He has been named Patriot League Coach of the Year four times while guiding the Raiders to six Patriot League titles and six appearances in the FCS (formally I-AA) playoffs.
The Bulldogs had a team record 103 offensive plays in a 49-14 win at New Haven in 1968…Bob Milligan '72 caught three TD passes in a 40-21 Blue win at the Bowl… Yale established a school-record by forcing nine Colgate fumbles in 1974 at the Bowl, a 30-7 Eli win… Raider back Kenny Gamble had 220 yards on 36 carries in 1986, but the Blue won 28-23 at the Bowl… Yale TE Nate Lawrie had 16 catches and the teams combined for 92 points at Hamilton in 2003 during a 52-40 Colgate win.
The Yale defense has been responsible for two sacks, three fumbles, and one interception over two games. Twenty-five different Bulldogs have made tackles.
Senior LB Will McHale (Old Greenwich, Conn.) leads the Blue with 10 solo and 22 overall tackles. McHale, who has started 22 straight games since his sophomore year, has 155 career tackles and three interceptions. He was second-team All-Ivy last fall. The 6-foot-1, 236-pound defensive leader with Sunday football potential comes from a college football family. Both his father and grandfather played at Notre Dame.
Yale freshman running back Tyler Varga (Kitchener, Ont.) is averaging 97 yards over two games with a pair of scores. His 40-yard rush last week is the longest by an Eli this season. He earned the first Ivy League Rookie of the Week award after galloping for a game-high 103 yards and two scores in a win at Georgetown on Sept. 15. He is the first freshman to run for triple digits in his Yale debut since Mike McLeod in 2005. Varga, who played at the University of Western Ontario in 2011, scored the first points of the Yale season on a two-yard run in the first quarter at D.C. before adding the winning points in the third with a nine-yard burst. The 5-foot-11, 220-pound back has mostly alternated series with senior Mordecai Cargill. Varga's 24.7 kick return average is second among Ivy players.
The longest Yale play from scrimmage, a halfback option pass from RB Don Gesicki to WR Gary Fencik at Princeton in 1975, stood until the 2012 opener. Junior WR Cameron Sandquist (Redmond, Wash.) connected with QB Eric Williams (Portland, Ore.) on a 98-yarder in the second quarter at Georgetown.
Cameron Sandquist leads the team with 11 catches and 196 yards this season. He entered the season with 21 career grabs. Sandquist had a career-high nine against the Hoyas in the opener. Sandquist, who has five career TD grabs, scored on his first two collegiate receptions as a freshman in 2010 against Columbia. He is equally famous for his role as shortstop on the 2004 Little League World Series Northwest (Redmond LL) Team.
Twelve different Bulldogs have caught passes… Senior CB Collin Bibb (San Antonio, Texas) has Yale's only interception this year, and it was a game-winner at Georgetown… The Elis used two punters last week at Cornell. Parker Toms (San Carlos, Calif.) had his first collegiate kicks and shared the attempts with Kyle Cazzetta (Slate Hill, N.Y.), who started every game last year and the 2012 opener.
This is the first campaign in eight years that has Yale on the road the first two weeks, and it has resulted in a split both times. The Elis opened 2004 with games at Dayton (24-17, W) and Cornell (19-7, L) and didn't have a home game until Oct. 2.
Tony Reno, the Joel E. Smilow'54 Head Coach of Yale football, is in his first head coaching position after cutting his teeth in the Ivy League the last nine seasons. He was a Bulldog assistant under Jack Siedlecki (2002-08) and coached for the Crimson the last three falls. This isn't the first time an Italian-American, former Bulldog assistant in his mid 30s took over the Yale program. Carm Cozza did it in 1965 and amassed an Ivy record 179 wins 32 years later.
Yale players reported to campus on Aug. 15 and practice began two days later. The team had multiple Blue-White scrimmages and also competed with Brown at the Bowl on Sept. 1. The roster began at 111 players but has been slimmed to 96 during the Elis' most physically challenging pre-season camps in recent years.
Each week the Yale football team elects someone to be its "team leader" for the game. Senior RB Mordecai Cargill earned that honor at Georgetown, while classmate Collin Bibb, a CB, went out for the coin toss at Cornell.
Freshman Eric Williams (Portland, Ore.) has completed better than 68 percent of his passes for 461 yards in two games. He has a 121.38 efficiency rating heading into his third collegiate start. Williams, the brother of Yale football players Scott '13 and Sean '11, and the son of former NFL player, Larry (Browns, Patriots, Saints, Chargers), became Yale's first freshman starter behind center since Mike McClellan '01 in the 1997 season opener at home against Brown (McClellan was the first Eli rookie QB to start a varsity game since World War II). Williams was the starting QB at Jesuit High School in Portland for two years before his family moved, and he spent his senior campaign at St. Ignatius near Cleveland. One of the assistant coaches on the St. Ignatius team was former Yale captain Rory Hennessey '05.
Williams by Game
Com. Att. Yds TD Int.
Georgetown 19 30 250 1 3
Cornell 27 37 211 1 2
Total 46 67 461 2 5
Seven players saw action the first two weeks, including one senior, three juniors, two sophomores and a freshman. The senior is RT Roy Collins (6-5, 266, Carbondale, Ill.). The juniors are LT Wes Gavin (6-6, 286, San Diego, Calif.), C John Oppenheimer (6-0, 264, Menlo Park, Calif.) and LT Kyle White (6-7, 268, Pompton Plains, NJ). The sophomores are RG Ben Carbery (6-5, 287, Oak Park, Ill.) and LG William Chism (6-3, 277, Ridgeland, Miss.), while the lone newcomer was RG Luke Longinotti (6-4, 265, Burlingame, Calif.). Gavin and Carbery combined to win freshman MVP honors the last two years.
There are an unprecedented eight (number could move up or down) freshmen on the Yale two-deep depth chart, including six on offense. Fifteen newcomers were on the travel squad last week, and at one time in the game there were four freshmen on offense.
Senior WR Derek Russell (Newton, Mass.) has been a patient a loyal Bulldog as he waited for a chance to make an impact for the varsity. Russell, who passed for 2,100 yards and 21 TDs his senior year at Newton South High, has bounced around different positions at Yale before settling into his first collegiate varsity role this fall as the top holder and a backup receiver. Last week at Ithaca he caught three passes for 27 yards.
Ancient Eight teams won five of eight games in week one and were 2-3 vs. Patriot teams. Last week the Ivies were 1-3 out of league with Dartmouth getting the win over Holy Cross.
All of Yale's non-league games are against Patriot League squads this fall. The Blue beat Georgetown (3-1, 0-0) and have games remaining against Colgate and Lafayette (3-0, 1-0). The Leopards beat Bucknell last week.
Senior Philippe Panico (Boston, Mass.) can throw the football 60 yards, but he is not one of the Yale QBs. The Bulldogs' top place kicker, who interned at ESPN last summer, is strong-armed and can often be seen launching spirals on the practice field. Panico, who has handled almost all the PK and kickoff duties the last two years, accounted for six points in the season
Three Bulldogs were honored after week one of the season, one from the Ivy and the other from the website collegefootballperformance.com.
Ivy League: RB Tyler Varga (Sept. 15), Rookie of the Week
CFPA: LB Will McHale, WR Cameron Sandquist (Sept. 15)
Yale Football has a new player lounge on the third floor of Ray Tompkins House replete with couches, tables, desks, games, TVs and life-sized images on the walls.
The Yale helmets have a slight "retro" look this fall with a change in the "Y" on the sides. Instead of having the "Y" outlined with a white line and then an outer blue edge, a thinner blue "Y" now stands alone, showcasing the look from the late 1960s through the 1980s.
The 100th anniversary of Yale Bowl will be celebrated during the 2014 season. Planning for the celebration has just begun. The bulk of the activity will take place on Sept. 27 when the Bulldogs host Army for the first time since 1988 (last meeting was 1996).
For the second straight fall, the Elis host Dartmouth and play at Columbia. According to the league, the Ivy schedule format changed in 2008. In order to make the necessary changes and follow the scheduling parameters, these two game sites had to remain for a second straight year.
There are 3,543 names of Yale football players listed on 345 stones in Jensen Plaza outside Yale Bowl. The names include the first Bulldog squad in 1872 through the class of 2012.
Two former Yale receivers are coaches on the 2012 Vanderbilt University football squad. Bob Shoop '88, a 24-year veteran of college coaching, is the defensive coordinator. Chandler Henley '06, the captain of the 2006 Ivy Champions, is a graduate assistant coach. A third Yale grad, Paul Rice '10 (2009 captain), is in the same region as a graduate assistant football coach at Georgia Tech.
The Yale JV has four games slated for this fall: Sept. 30 vs. Milford Academy; Oct. 28 vs. Bridgton Academy; Nov. 4 at Brown and Nov. 16 at Harvard. All games are 1 p.m., home contests are played at Clint Frank Field.
Dartmouth owns the most Ivy League titles since league play officially began in 1956. Yale and Harvard trail Penn by one for second.
No Team Last Title
17 Dartmouth 1996
15 Penn 2010
14 Yale 2006
14 Harvard 2011
9 Princeton 2006
4 Brown 2008
3 Cornell 1990
1 Columbia 1961
Yale is 4-3 in OT games since its first, a 34-31 loss at Penn in 2003.The last OT game was a 26-20, triple-extra-session win at Penn in 2007.
Tony Reno, the Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Yale Football, and some of his players are at the world famous Mory's (306 York Street) every Tuesday (Sept. 11 through Nov. 12) at noon for the Dick Galiette Yale Football Media Luncheon. This event is limited to media only. Please contact Yale Sports Publicity Director Steve Conn (email@example.com) if you would like to attend. Here's who has joined Coach Reno this season: Chris Dooley, Mordecai Cargill (Georgetown); Eric Williams, John Powers (Cornell).
Yale's marketing director Pat O'Neill is very busy every home Saturday with special events: Sept. 29 (Youth Day); Oct. 6 (Chamber of Commerce Day); Oct. 13 (Parent's Weekend); Oct. 20 (Heroes Day, Air Force fly-over); Nov. 10 (Fill The Bowl).
All five home games this season are video streamed on yalebulldogs.com through Yale's All Access with Ron Vaccaro (follow @yalevoice on Twitter for Yale football updates)
and Carm Cozza providing the call for both All Access and WELI Radio. All home games are live broadcasts except for Penn on Oct. 20 (NBC Sports Network).
A recent tradition continues with Yale football radio broadcasts in 2012. Every third quarter, home and away, Vaccaro and Cozza are joined by a former Yale player on WELI. Here's who has been on this fall: Dave Sheronas '93 and Dan Urban '93 (Georgetown) and Gary Wilhelm '74 (Cornell). Jake Stoller '12 is slated for the Colgate game.
The Bulldogs, off on Mondays, are on the field from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday behind the baseball stadium. Fridays are walk-through days either at Yale Bowl or on the road and times vary. Players and coaches are available for interviews with working media following the practice if there is no student-athlete scheduling conflicts. All schedules are subject to change.
Yale on YES includes three broadcasts this fall on the YES Network. The YES games are Columbia, Brown and Princeton. This is the fifth straight fall the Bulldogs appear on the network home for New York Yankees baseball. YES broadcaster Chris Shearn handles the play-by-play, with color commentary coming from former Yale defensive back Jack Ford '72, a well-known author and TV personality, and ex-National Football League and Princeton lineman Ross Tucker.
Yale football airs live on NBC Sports Network three times this fall. The Cornell, Penn and Harvard games will be shown by the TV group previously branded as VERSUS. The studio team of Liam McHugh, Doug Flutie and Hines Ward provide pre- and post-game coverage on NBC and/or NBC Sports Network every Saturday of the college football season. The NBC Sports Network has televised 17 Ivy League football matchups featuring all eight schools over the past four (2008-11) seasons.
The Yale Bowl press box has a taste of New Haven with Yorkside Pizza & Restaurant serving slices, pasta and salad to the media on home Saturdays.
Yale was the first football team of any type to reach 800 wins when it beat Dayton 42-6 on Sept. 16, 2000. It wasn't hard for Michigan (896 wins) to catch up playing three or four games more than Yale each season. The Bulldogs are second with 870 victories.
Shane Bannon '11 (Chiefs) and Jake Stoller '12 (Steelers) were in NFL Camps right up to the start of the 2012 regular season. Bannon, an H-Back on the Kansas City practice squad in 2011, suffered an injury midway through this year's camp before being released. Stoller, a defensive lineman, made it all the way to the final day of teams reporting their regular-season rosters.
Three former Bulldogs are coaching in the NFL this season. Dick Jauron '73, who has spent 34 years in the NFL as a player (25 interceptions, Detroit & Cincinnati) and coach, is in his second year as the defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. He has also coached in Jacksonville, Green Bay, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo and Philadelphia. Jauron, the 2001 AP Coach of the Year with the Bears, was an NFL head coach three times, most recently with the Bills (2006-09). Pat Graham '01, a former Yale tight end and defensive lineman, is a defensive assistant coach for the New England Patriots. He is in his fourth season at Foxboro. Graham, a Waterbury, Conn., native, was a member of Yale's 1999 Ivy title team. Michael McDaniel '05 is in his sixth NFL campaign and second with the Washington Redskins. He also coached the Houston Texans and Denver Broncos.
Yale, which last played in the Golden State in 2005 at the University of San Diego, has another trip to California planned. On Oct. 5, 2013, the Bulldogs will play against Cal Poly Tech at San Luis Obispo. The only two games the Blue has played on the West Coast were against USD.
The Elis entertain Dartmouth in an important Ivy game at noon on Oct. 6.
The annual survey of Bulldogs produced the anticipated results; Yale is a team full of leaders who produced as much off the field as they did on it. Here is the 2012 breakdown.
50 players were captains of their high school football team
35 players were captains of another sport in high school
41 players were a national honors society member
4 players were class president at their high school
4 players were student body president at their high school
5 players were class valedictorian at their high school
4 players were class salutatorian at their high school
The following Yalies have distinguished themselves according to a vote by their teammates.
OL William Chism (So, Ridgeland, Miss.)… most humorous
TE Michael Leunen (Jr, Portland, Ore.)… most intelligent
TB Mordecai Cargill (Sr, Cleveland, Ohio)… most vocal leader (not captain)
DB John Powers (Sr, Hamden, Conn.)… most likely to be U.S. President
DE Beau Palin (Jr, Oconomowoc, Wis.)… most interesting activity (Capt. America, water skiing)
DE Allen Davis (Sr, Grand Praire, Texas)… best singer
DB Collin Bibb (Sr, San Antonio, Texas)… strongest player (pound-for-pound)
DE Beau Palin (Jr, Oconomowoc, Wis.)… most involved in community outreach
"Inside Ivy League Football" runs all 10 Wednesdays of the season at 7 p.m. on BlogTalkRadio.com (blogtalkradio.com/inside ivyleaguefootball). It will be available on-demand via BlogTalkRadio and IvyLeagueSports.com. Fans and alumni can interact with "Inside" via its social media platforms -- Facebook (Inside Ivy League Football) and Twitter (@insideivyfb) -- as well as provide ideas and content for the show's 'Twitter Talk/Facebook Fodder' segment. Selected episodes will feature Ivy football trivia with chances to win Ivy League-branded merchandise or a gift certificate to the League's official online store at shop.ivyleaguesports.com. The show will be hosted by two veteran Ivy broadcasters, Dan Loney and Brian Seltzer.
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Twitter has over 215 million active users creating over 500 million Tweets per day.
That's a lot of people, a lot of tweets and a lot of noise.
But what if you knew the secret to optimizing each tweet for virality, ensuring it reached more of your target demographic and had a higher chance of being retweeted for maximum exposure.
Well look no further. After writing a post on helping you turn your followers into paying customers on Twitter, I was inspired to help you crack the code so that you could get your business to go viral on Twitter.
Here's a step-by-step guide for optimizing your tweets.
#1. Use Images
Brand new data from Dan Zarella shows that tweets with images using Pic.Twitter.com, Twitter's native uploader, are 94 percent more likely to be retweeted. Guess which images aren't so popular on Twitter when it comes to getting some retweet love? Tweets with links to images on Facebook and Instagram.
Want a retweet? Include a photo http://t.co/Mdm80nzi7n pic.twitter.com/3RtJa8iuIX— Mashable (@mashable) October 8, 2013
#2. Tweet at the Optimal Time
According to KISSmetrics, roughly 6 percent of all retweets occur around 5 PM, a typical time when most of us get off work, while the build up to that level of retweeting activity occurs around noon. Luckily, there's no shortage of both free and paid tools out there to help you get the science of Twitter timing down to an art.
We personally use and love Buffer, whose integration with Followerwonk enables to drill even further into the behavioural patterns of your personal followers to see when they're most active.
#3. All Hail, Bit.ly
In the battle for URL shortener supremacy, a new king has emerged, bit.ly. Especially when it comes to URL links that are retweeted according to Dan Zarella. Other notable services include ow.ly and su.pr, but bit.ly leads the way by far.
#4. Use #Hashtags
There's something about a hashtag that just makes you want to click or retweet a tweet leading to roughly 2x more engagement than tweets without them. In case you're wondering just how many hashtags to use, turns out you're best to keep them between the numbers 1 and 2, because as soon as you go over you can expect a drop of almost 4 percent.
#5. But, Use #Obvious Hashtags
The best things in life aren't things, they're also not complex. When it comes to using hashtags, you're much better off using something simple, straightforward, and obvious than you are using something complicated.
Consider this for an example, when the producers of the American version of X-Factor were looking to differentiate it from it's British original they decided to settle on a "short and unique" hashtag, #xfusa. Guess what happened, despite all the money spent on promoting the hashtag, fans ended up tweeting using the non-promoted #xfactor as much as five times more than #xfusa.
#6. Use These Words
Zarella also compiled a list of top words that drive engagement on the social platform. Turns out the majority of them are all centered around content that adds value with works like "free, how to, top, great, and help" among many others. So the next time you send out a tweet, think what's in it for "them."
#7. But, Not These Words
Want to know what people don't want to hear about? Anything to do with what you classify as the mundane part of your day you would like to think other's were concerned with, especially when it comes to when you're playing a game, going somewhere, sleeping, are bored, listening to something, and tired while lol. Kapish?
#8. Say Please
Social media scientist Dan Zarella found that 40-50 percent of tweets with the phrases "Please ReTweet" and "Please RT" were likely to be retweeted than tweets that contained neither.
#9 Tweet Links
It turns out almost 70% of retweets contain a link. This demonstrates that people are willing to retweet content that points to useful and entertaining information from around the web.
And that's good news if you use Twitter as a content distribution network for your business.
#10. Keep It Short, But Not Too Short
When it comes to the perfect tweet length, the folks at Track Social found that keeping your tweet around 100 characters, with engagement peaking at 110 characters and tapering off from there.
Bonus: Tweet Industry Specific, Not Company Specific
Want to know the secret behind the most influential brand on Twitter? Branden Hampton creator of @Notebook reveals how "Notebook of Love" garners 40 percent more engagement than any other brand according to a study conducted using the top 25 most engaged brands on the social platform. In an interview with Forbes, he said "the secret to success as a business on Twitter is conveying the industry's message, not your business'. When your followers learn that you're an industry expert, they'll trust your business when they look for a product in that industry."
He then goes on to give a vivid example of what that entails, "a jeweler, for example, shouldn't tweet all day about their latest collections or newest diamonds. Instead, they should tweet checklists for brides, awesome proposal videos and tips on handling wedding stress. Their followers will see them as an expert, and are more likely to trust – and purchase from – them when they're ready to take the plunge."
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Omameh named to AFCA Good Works Team
Patrick Omameh has been recognized for his charitable works with Mott Children's Hospital, Relay for Life, Victors Day, From the Heart, amongst others, while also maintaining good academic standing.
He's the second Wolverine to be so recognized, as Zoltan Mesko was named to the 2009 Good Works Team. He's 1 of 11 D-1A (I refuse to recognize FBS) players to be named to the team.
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Muscatine, located in Muscatine County, has a population of 22.886 according to the 2010 census, up 7.6% from the previous census. Muscatine sits along the Iowa side of the mighty Mississippi river and features many bluffs and hills.
History The first European-American settler in Muscatine was George Davenport, after whom Davenport is named. He built a trading post on the site in 1833. Gristmills and a lumber industry followed. Woodworking became a major industry. The town was incorporated as Bloomington in 1839. One of the early residents was Dr. Benjamin Weed, who set up his practice here. Because of the popularity of the name Bloomington, there was considerable confusion in mail routing and delivery - as a result, the town changed its name to Muscatine. Considerable confusion exists as to where the name came from, but no other city in the United States uses this name. Prior to the Civil War, Muscatine had Iowa's largest community of African-Americans, comprising escaped slaves and freedmen from the east. A German immigrant started a button factory in 1884, cutting buttons from the shells of freshwater clams, which were plentiful in the river and creeks. H.J. Heinz built a canning factory here in 1892. Author Sam Clemens (Mark Twain) wrote for the local newspaper at one time.
Muscatine Community Muscatine has come to be known as the pearl button capital of the world as the button industry has been a major business in this city. Also, Muscatine is known as the watermelon capital of the world and others think Muscatine is known for is their sun sets. Mark Twain once said "I remember Muscatine for its sunsets. I have never seen any on either side of the ocean that equaled them." Today, Muscatine is an active river community, manufacturing center, and tourist destination.
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Five Finger Death Punch Unleash Clip of New Song 'Burn MF'
When it comes to unrelenting aggression, Five Finger Death Punch definitely knows what they're doing. The band has unveiled an audio clip of their track 'Burn MF' off of their forthcoming album, 'The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell Volume 1,' which will be released July 30.
The 34 seconds of rage premiered via Revolver Magazine's official site and can be heard below. It's an explosive song that will have pits breaking out left, right and center if performed live as frontman Ivan Moody spits out the chorus, "Burn motherf---er, Burn motherf---er burn / You've tried but you can't reach me / Burn motherf---er, Burn motherf---er burn / There's nothing you can teach me / In hell mother f---er."
Prreviously, Loudwire previewed a clip of the track 'You' off of the new record, which can be heard here. 5FDP have already made an impact on the charts with the disc's lead single 'Lift Me Up' featuring legendary Judas Priest vocalist Rob Halford.
Five Finger Death Punch will be busting out both old and new tunes as they co-headline this summer's Mayhem Festival. Check out a full list of tour dates here.
Listen to a Clip of Five Finger Death Punch's 'Burn MF' [via Revolver]


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'On Growth and Form' is titled in homage to the book of the same name written by D'arcy Thompson in 1917. In it, the scientist uses
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"The harmony of the world is made manifest in Form and Number and the heart and soul and all the poetry of Natural Philosophy are embodied in the concept of mathematical beauty. "
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Summertime and the livin is easy;
Fish are jumpin' and the cotton is high ...
George Gershwin wrote these lyrics for the 1935 opera "Porgy and Bess." They seem fitting to many people, as summertime is seen as a time to kick back, relax and enjoy a slower pace.
While summertime is a season to live easy, there are some inherent dangers to summer that can halt plans of fun in the sun. From skin cancer to insect bites, summertime can be dangerous for those who don't play it safe.
With a greater number of people out and about enjoying the warm weather, the risk for accidents and injuries increases. The National Safe Kids Campaign says statistics indicate children will be rushed to emergency rooms around the country nearly three million times this summer. Higher rates of drowning, motor vehicle accidents and bicycle injuries occur this time of year.
There are a number of potential summertime hazards men, women and children can safeguard themselves against.
Sun-Related Injuries
While skin cancer and sunburn are the most obvious dangers from the sun, there are other hazards as well. Failure to protect the eyes from UV sun exposure can result in photokeratitis, irreversible sunburn of the cornea. While it may cause temporary vision loss, recurrent incidences of photokeratitis can lead to permanent vision loss as well.
Individuals who are exposed to sunlight between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. without UV protection may become sunburned, increasing their risk for skin cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, this year more than one million Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer and about 9,500 people will die from it.
Dehydration and heat stroke are other potential hazards. Drinking plenty of water and other hydrating fluids (not diuretics like alcohol) can keep the body cool and refreshed. Headaches, acting angrily, dizziness, and excessive sweating or cessation of sweating may be signs of a serious sun-related health condition.
Water Hazards
The Maryland CARES Program, which educates health care professionals and the public about pediatric care and safety, offers that drowning incidents increase 100 percent over the summer months. It takes only inches of water to drown a person, especially a young child. Every year the news broadcasts stories of children who fell into backyard pools or adults swept out to sea by choppy waves.
People should never take bodies of water for granted. Swimming only where there is a certified lifeguard can make water recreation safer. Individuals should follow the guidelines posted regarding swimming and avoid oceans when storms are brewing because of rip tides and undertows.
Children should always be carefully monitored around water. Self-latching gates around pools can help deter entry as well as safety covers or retractable pool ladders. Remember, pool floats and water wings (swimmies) should not be used as a substitute for a life vest.
Wildlife Dangers
Just as many people come out of hibernation when the weather warms, so do animals and insect life.
Tick bites are common when the weather is warm. Experts say that the months of May, June and July are peak times for exposure to ticks, which may carry Lyme Disease or another dangerous parasite. Ticks are small and can be difficult to spot. People can do a tick check after coming in from outside, paying careful attention to the areas to which ticks tend to migrate:In ears, in and around the hair, under the arms, behind the knees, around the waist, and between the legs.
Mosquitoes, biting flies, bees, wasps, and other insects are in full force. Using an insect repellent can help keep them at bay and avoid bites.
In addition to insects, animals like bats, squirrels, raccoons and bears are more active in the warm weather.
During the time of dawn and dusk deer may be on the prowl for food before the heat of day. People can pay attention to wildlife when driving, hiking or bicycling to avoid altercations.
Most individuals can enjoy the summer if they make safety a priority when planning recreational activities.


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Contemporary choir - singing pop, soul & gospel. 3-6 singers accompanied by piano or backing tracks.
Sleeke Entertainment MusicCertificate of Excellence 2019
Sleeke Entertainment is a music collective offering a variety of live music entertainment for weddings, parties, festivals and corporate events. Our repertoire includes Motown Soul, Disco, 90s Rnb and Current Pop. We provide our shows in the following options: - A Soloist – accompanied by professional backing tracks - Our dynamic 3 female tribute act including 70s, 80s 90s soul and pop music, which includes our Sleeke choreography and melodic harmonies, accompanied by professional backing tracks - A Guitar and/or Piano Duo - A party band Collectively the group have toured the world for musical theatre, cruise ships, artist arena tours and concerts, including The Lion King, Walt Disney and Soul II Soul to name a few. They have also performed at weddings, parties, christenings, funerals, festivals, corporate and charity events, With this level experience between them, there is no doubt that they will deliver a world class performance for your special event. For bookings and enquiries, please get in touch CONTACT: firstname.lastname@example.com
SNJ EntertainmentCertificate of Excellence 2019
SNJ Entertainment brings together the combined skills of Sean Walsh and Jen Merchant. Jen and Sean take pride and passion in what they do and always go that extra mile to make sure that they can create something that's truly special for your personal event. They are based in Camberley, on the Surrey/ Hampshire border but are very used to travelling further afield for gigs, it doesn't faze them. Sean has been DJ'ing for over 10 years whist Jen has been singing since she could talk and performing professionally ever since she bought her first PA system! The two can be booked either individually or together and often perform at weddings, corporate events, birthday parties (both for children and adults), restaurants, pubs, clubs and many more events and venues. They are fully insured to perform at any venue with public liability up to £10 million as well as having PAT tested equipment. Due to their experience in the industry, Jen and Sean have met lots of other wonderful performers and suppliers along the way. This means that they are able to recommend and even supply a variety of other acts to perform alongside themselves in order to create your perfect and memorable event.
Tru Groove Band
Tru Groove are a 2-8 piece cocktail and party band made up of many talented musicians who have years of experience touring and recording for famous Chart Artists such as JLS, Girls Aloud, The Saturdays, Shalamar, Roy Ayers, The Fatback Band, Jocelyn Brown, Anastacia, Il Divo, Alexander O'Neil, Jaki Graham, Beverley Knight to name a few. Our standard line is a 6 piece band featuring 2 amazing singers. If you've ever seen us live you know that our performances are energetic, our music and vibe is full on party style. We cover all genres of music from Soul, Pop, Dance, Funk, Rock, Current Chart Hits right back to hits from the 60's and 70's. If you want a themed night we can provide relevant music for that also. Tru Groove also perform at Private Events and Corporate Events so get in touch if you need a band big or small for any event, we can adjust our size as required. Tru Groove can also provide a Cocktail/Reception set with Jazz, pop & soul classics everything from a duo up to a larger band. Check our links here for videos of our chilled set: www.trugroove.co.uk/our-bands We have live public shows several times a year so come and experience us for yourself. Check our website for the next live show date, and read what our clients are saying about us. Get in touch we would love to discuss how we can help to make your day even more special. You can reach us on our email: firstname.lastname@example.com or call us on 01788 432 042 www.trugroove.co.uk
21 EntertainmentCertificate of Excellence 2019
21 Entertainment is a modern, creative and innovative entertainment agency. Our aim is simple. To provide you with the highest standard of entertainment for your next party, event, function or wedding. We do this by working with some of the UK's finest musicians, bands, entertainers and performers and together we pride ourselves on our professionalism, reliability and attention to detail. Whatever you have in mind for your event, as a leading entertainment agency we can help. Whether you're looking for a party band for your wedding entertainment, a lookalike for a themed event, a string quartet for a private party or a tribute band for your next corporate event, here at 21 Entertainment we can find you the perfect entertainment and help make your event truly unforgettable. We specialise in finding the right entertainment for you and your guests and we work with only the finest performers. Our performers include tribute bands, string ensembles, pop bands, djs, jazz bands, lookalikes, soul bands, classical singers, rock bands, harpists, disco bands, tribute singers, party bands and many more. Why use us? As a trusted entertainment agency, 21 Entertainment provides entertainment solutions to many prestigious clients and venues, not only throughout the UK, but also across Europe and further afield. With years of experience in the entertainment industry, we have worked with everyone from small businesses to blue chip companies, private individuals to charity organisations.
Niche - The London String QuartetCertificate of Excellence 2019
Niche London String Quartet are one of London's most fashionable and in-demand string quartets. They perform throughout the year for thousands of guests at weddings, events, parties and corporate events providing thrilling and beautiful entertainment wherever they go. Specialists in classical favourites and modern pop renditions, their attention to detail and professionalism means prime dates get booked out over a year in advance - enquire now for your perfect event entertainment!
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Ross Thomas CreativeCertificate of Excellence 2019
CLIENTELE: Disney, Capcom, Jack Daniels, Gatorade, Dulux, Selfridges, & very.co.uk. WHY DO I DO THIS? I grew up in 2 places at the same time. Half my childhood was spent in the beautiful countryside of Shropshire & the rest in the metropolis of Birmingham. My parents launched, managed, and sold businesses throughout my life, and I was always helping out and seeing how things were done. Whether I was packing stock, moving furniture, speaking to suppliers, managing staff, or helping with advertising ideas. Much of my sense of business I learned from them. They helped me realise that achieving goals is based on hard work & determination. It will eventually pay off & you can always learn from the journey. My mother and father always seemed to remember everyones names and took the time to learn about the people that they came into contact with. They taught me that great relationships made success possible for their partners, their clients & themselves. Artistically gifted in their own right, my parents encouraged me to develop my creative talents. But, they always stressed the importance of maintaining an equitable balance between criticism and praise. I learned from them the steady and honest pathway to improving oneself. As I grew up I was determined to make a living from a creative business and worked hard to develop the artistic talent I'd inherited and make relationships with people in need of my services. I studied illustration & graphic design at college, and went to university and developed skills in prose, poetry & scriptwriting. I also taught myself to play several instruments, write, perform & compose. I have won awards for art & music. After university I gained experience as a concept artist, a sales executive, trainer & account manager. I then went into business for myself and started a vintage clothes business whilst running an Illustration & Design service. Having a background working first-hand in business and across several creative fields has afforded me a qualified understanding of design, illustration, film, web, music & marketing. I launched rossthomascreative to use everything I've been lucky enough to learn on my journey. I hope I can be part of yours.
Abba Stars UKCertificate of Excellence 2019
With Over 16 years of experience in UK and Europe, Abba STARS is one of the UK's NO.1 Abba Tribute Bands. Featuring some incredibly talented singers and musicians they offer one of the most captivating and authentic tributes to one of the greatest bands of all time. With a hint of humour and audience participation it s a great entertainment for every occasion! We are fully self contained with our own sound and lighting with additional D.J if required. All our equipment is PAT tested and we have Public Liability Insurance.
OctavasCertificate of Excellence 2019
Octavas are a captivating, premium, and highly versatile acoustic duo. They have performed together for over 6 years and have carefully built an exciting playlist of songs guaranteed to suit whatever event you book them for. The time spent together refining their performance gives them a unique and contagious energy that offers a distinctive edge over your regular performers. Octavas' dazzling vocal talent and beautiful arrangements will mean your guests have an unforgettable day, with hits spanning through the decades, you can be sure to hear your favourite songs being played. From weddings and parties to corporate and commercial events, Octavas have been booked for all manner of occasions. Sit back and relax while this amazing duo allows your event to run as smoothly as possible with the best to music to accompany it.
RESET - Live MusicCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are RESET, a London-based Wedding and Event band, that are here to provide you with a night of music you will never forget. We tailor our services to you needs, with versatility being our strongest point. We offer: - Flexible setlists: We play anything from Aretha Franklin and Ella Fitzgerald, going through Chic, Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder, up to the more recent years of The Weeknd, Ellie Goulding and Sia. - Gigs for every situation, including: Jazz/Lounge, Acoustic, Wedding, Party, and more... - Different instrumentations: For quieter gigs, we will drift more towards Cello, Saxophone, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Piano and Violin, whilst for party sets, you will see us play Electric Guitar and Bass, Keys and Drums, and of course, if you wish, both. - A dedicated and professional experience, from the first email or call, to the last song in our set. - Flexible rates, depending on travel, setlists, playing time, and other requirements.
The Miacats Acoustic Duo and BandCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are a professional acoustic duo and band covering contemporary artists like Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Fleetwood Mac as well vintage style sets of rock'n'roll and retro soul classics. We have performed live on the prime time Andrew Peach Show on 'BBC Radio Berkshire', feature on the exclusive 'Pizza Express Live Playlist' artist roster, as well as appearances at festivals, weddings, on a luxury cruise ship as well as many parties and celebrations. We use high quality Bose PA specifically designed for acoustic music, and can personalise our set list to suit, if there's something you'd like us to play that is not already in our repertoire we can learn it (it's how we've reached nearly 300 songs on our play list!). We expand to a trio 4 piece acoustic band as required and we can also be fully portable for a 'pop-up' gig anywhere. We are based in the South of England, but travel worldwide for special events and guest residencies. Things we do: - DJ thorough our PA before/during/after our live sets, which can also be personalised. - Take requests. Let us know what you'd like in advance to guarantee we can do it. - First dances, ceremony music and drinks receptions at weddings. - Vintage style events with themed 40's-60's era music. - Contemporary sets with up to date songs. - Play outside or in remote locations with no power (either completely acoustically or with battery powered amplification). - Expand to trio with percussionist or 4 piece with bassist (and extra BV's). - Provide lighting. - Have PLI and members of Musician Union - DBS checked
Premiere String QuartetCertificate of Excellence 2019
Why Choose Us? Premiere String Quartet has a wealth of experience at the top of the music profession. We each have over ten years' experience regularly performing with top London orchestras, organising and playing at a wide variety of events and recording for pop tracks and film soundtracks. You can be confident that the standard of planning, professionalism and performance will be of the highest quality. Help Planning Your Event Right from the beginning stages of planning through to performing at your event, with no agents, you are sure to have a personal professional service. We are used to working with our clients to provide a service tailored to each individual's needs. Our main speciality is performing at weddings and corporate events, but we are flexible to any situation and event and have also played at parties, christenings and numerous other occasions.
Haysden StringsCertificate of Excellence 2019
String Quartet, String Trio and String Duo providing top class professional string musicians for concerts, special events and celebrations, wedding ceremonies and receptions, corporate events, parties and funeral services and wakes.
The DulcettesCertificate of Excellence 2019
The Dulcettes are fronted by Holly Chambers and Victoria Bass. Both have studied singing professionally and have a combined performing experience of over 20 years. Holly and Victoria have performed at prestigious venues all over the UK including The War and Peace Revival and Cahoots London. They have travelled to Dublin, Ireland to perform with the UK's No.1 Swing Band, The Jive Aces and have toured with them all over the UK and beyond! With a sound straight from the Swing-time era, The Dulcettes give any song a vintage vibe. Specialising in performing songs from the 1940's, 50's and modern day. As well as era specific sets, their vast repertoire dates back to the 1920's and includes all your favourite Jazz, Swing and Post Modern Jukebox Classics they can add vintage glamour and entertainment to any event or occasion.
TrifonicsCertificate of Excellence 2019
Trifonics is an outstanding flute and strings trio with unimaginable performance skills. Classically trained to the highest level, these ladies perform regularly across the globe. Not only does this trio demonstrate the epitome of a high-class classical performance, but Trifonics bring classical music to a new level by being able to sing, dance and interact with the audience whilst playing! Brought together whilst busking in the historic Covent Garden, Trifonics regularly perform in venues in and around London, including 'Villa Di Geggiano', Chiswick, where their rendition of the Can-Can brought the house down - "It was something quite outstanding to watch them dance the Can-Can whilst playing so in tune, including the cellist!" - Elizabeth Rennie. Specialising in high-class arrangements of pop music, Trifonics amalgamate classical favourites and popular hits to provide high-quality entertainment for any occasion.
MarcelleCertificate of Excellence 2019
UNION SQUARE function cover band - Music, music and more music! Entertainment for all corporate events, parties, pubs, clubs and festivals.
Clyntwood MUSIC-LIVE_Collective
Since being established in 2011, Clyntwood MUSIC_LIVE_MEDIA Collective has been known for an unparalleled commitment to customer satisfaction. It's this standard of excellence that has provided the impetus for us to grow into what we are today. We cater for various aspects of the entertainment and creatiive media industry. We offer: -Dj Party Services: Birthdays, weddings, corporate all occassions -Live bands: (Covers, tribute, original all styles, Mucisians) -Photography: (Portraits, portfolios, live performance photography, Picture editing and Touch up (including mobile phone selfies images) -Video production: Music videos, Short films, Facebook live streaming videos, product promotion videos and more... -Lessons/Tuition: Guitar, Piano, bass, Drums, Vocals We can combine these services depending on customers needs to create amazing packages. We believe that the customer always comes first - and that means exceptional products and exceptional services. Get in touch today to learn more about what we have to offer.
Big Hair
Big Hair are a professional party band formed in 2006. Big Hair proudly present the best songs from the 60's, 70's and 80's. We come as a Duo, Trio, 7-piece or 10-piece Big Hair performs the best from the 60's, 70's and 80's but over the years we have added songs more up to date as people have requested them. So now our repertoire is very extensive....soul, rock, disco and a big helping of pop to top it off! We aim to keep people on their feet and we don't take 'no' for an answer! Big Hair and its acts have a very strong visual image and dress according to the bands code and retro fashion....after all it's party time!...our look, style, show and music go hand in hand!
Eugene Portman on piano
I am a professional pianist who can provide music for any wedding, party or event. I specialise in jazz and swing, but I can also play music from many other genres including rock, pop, ragtime, latin, blues and even singalong. Being able to play many styles of music has been one of the main reason that I am hired for so many weddings throughout the year. Many couples require different styles of music for each part of the wedding day. For instance they may want classical music for the ceremony followed by jazz and swing for the ceremony. This can be followed by a selection of rock ballads and easy listening through the wedding breakfast and more up-tempo music for the early part of the evening.
Mega Fun (UK)
Entertainment Consultant Mega Fun (UK) - Nationwide Entertainment Booking Agency Est. March '99 Suppliers of top quality acts, entertainers and entertainment equipment for private and corporate events and special occasions. No event is too Big, or too Small, we can cater for all.
Steelasophical Entertainment
Steelasophical entertainment With music to Vow WOW Mix Mingle Wine Dine & Dance - SteelBand (Solo / Duo / Trio / Fouro) - Mobile Dj - Vocal Entertainer - Lighting FX - Venue Uplighting Your one stop entertainment package
Wedding Violinist & Pianist
I am a virtuoso wedding violinist, and pianist. Royal Academy of Music honours graduate and professional West-End performer for all styles of events. I'll work with you from the beginning of the process till the wedding day, to select beautiful romantic music to provide the perfect musical accompaniment. I'd be happy to discuss your event, I'm highly professional and love my job :) I have previously performed in London's West End on 'Phantom of the Opera' and with famous actors at the Almeida Theatre Islington, helping them develop world class performances. I have all my own equipment and have £10,000,000 Public Liability Insurance and my equipment has current PAT certificates. Previous clients include: The BAFTA's, Phantom Of The Opera (Original West-End Production), The Almeida Theatre Islington, Harrods and many happy customers who have given me reviews here: https://www.lastminutemusicians.com/members/andreas.html
Mimi Doulton - soprano
I am a classically trained soprano, with 8 years+ experience in providing entertainment at weddings and other important family occasions. I also speak German and Italian with near-fluency, and have experience teaching these languages to all ages.
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The WIld MurphysCertificate of Excellence 2019
The best Irish group to never come from Ireland, that's the general opinion of 'The Wild Murphys'. Middi and his group of reprobates have been touring their unique take on Irish music since 2005, with one simple goal in mind, to play Irish music that was impossible to not like. Over the last 13 years and with a few line-up changes along the way "The WIld Murphys" have risen to be one of the liveliest, highest rated, most professional and hardest working Irish groups in UK. They perform their own versions of classic and well known Irish songs by the likes of The Pogues, The Dubliners, The Saw Doctors, Flogging Molly, The Dropkick Murphys, Brendan Shine, The Fureys and even Foster and Allen. They're not a folk band, they're not a ceilidh band, they're not even a rock band, they are an out and out Irish music group, playing some of the greatest and most popular songs in their own inimitable way, no-one is doing this selection of songs in this lively a style anywhere in the UK today! You can come and see The Wild Murphys at one of their public events or you can book them for your own event, be it a wedding, a birthday, anniversary, funeral or just a general knees up. They have played at some of the biggest and most prestigious events not just in the UK but all over the world and have been accepted as a true Irish tribute act purely through their clear love and passion for performing that type of music. They have performed in Benidorm, Greece, Dubai, Germany and Las Vegas as well as being the darlings of the UK racecourse scene playing nearly all of the major courses and events on the racing calendar.
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Guest ArtistsCertificate of Excellence 2019
We provide professional musicians and associated services for events of all kinds worldwide. Established in 1990, our brand has four main spheres of operation: The Wedding Music Company Music for Business The Funeral Music Company Christmas Events We combine world class performers with excellent event management to ensure your event's music runs perfectly
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Ever need to connect to or login to a web site through a java application? Java offers some classes for handling http traffic in the java.net package. However, writing usable code using these classes takes a lot of lines of code, a lot of time, a lot of beer, and usually ends up in code that is less functional that you would like. How do we get around all this pain and still get a lot of beer? Here is the solution:
Jakarata Commons HttpClient
HttpClient provides relatively easy to use classes for handeling Http communications. Simply download the tarball from the httpclient web site and you can be up and running in a matter of minutes. One way to go about this would be to put the java archive of all of the httpclient classes into your classpath. This can be placed into a location that is already recognized in the system wide $CLASSPATH or you can include the java archive file in the compile time classpath of your application.
An easy way to do this using Netbeans is to create a new java class library. In the projects tab on the left side of Netbeans the project should be listed. Right click on the project name and select Properties. Select Libraries. Select the tab Compile. Click Add Jar/Folder and browse for and select the commons java archive file. Finally, import any Package+Classes that your classes may need to call.
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Thanks to a CAFA member in the Modesto area we were alerted to a letter to the editor that appeared in the local newspaper in late October. It's not uncommon, of course, to hear or read misinformation regarding alfalfa and other crops, especially when it comes to water use. In this case however, there was a twist that we don't recall hearing before.
The letter printed in the Modesto Bee inferred that alfalfa and pastures were on the list of crops that receive subsidies. The letter's tone also left us with the impression that the person who wrote it had read, or was at least familiar with the book, "Cadillac Desert," authored by the late Marc Reisner, As mentioned in previous columns, Reisner labeled alfalfa as one of several low value high-water using crops that shouldn't be grown in Western states. His criticism promoted a number of concerned growers and industry members to meet with him to make their case in defense of alfalfa. They came out of the meeting determined to establish a statewide association that would educate the public and provide leadership for the California alfalfa and forage industry.
Since its beginning CAFA has battled the misconception regarding alfalfa's low value and its low water-use efficiency. The Modesto Bee limits letters to the editor to only 200 words, so we weren't able to list all the facts that we would have liked to present. CAFA's letter began by correcting the statement that "80 percent of the water consumed in California goes to agriculture …"
Before we gave the correct number we did some fact checking by visiting http://www.cfwc.com, the California Farm Water Coalition's Web site. When we opened the "Farm Water Facts" section it asked the question: "What percentage of the state's developed water supply is used by farmers? That question has resulted in multiple answers most frequently printed in the news media. The most damaging answer to farmers is 80 percent."
The 80 percent figure cited as "the most damaging answer" is interesting since it matched the number in the letter to the Modesto Bee. The correct answer, according to the Farm Water Coalition is that "farmers use only 43 percent of the state's developed water supply. The largest user of this water is the environment at 46 percent while homes/businesses use the remaining 11 percent."
CAFA's letter pointed out that alfalfa is California largest acreage crop, it's valued at $1 billion, and it does not receive government subsidies. Being limited to a 200-word letter prevented us from detailing the many benefits alfalfa offers, such as curbing soil erosion, providing wildlife habitat for hundreds of animal species, and nitrogen fixation. The latter, of course, saves huge amounts of fossil fuel energy that would otherwise be used to produce more nitrogen fertilizer. The letter to the Bee concluded by referencing CAFA's 24-page booklet, "Alfalfa, Wildlife and the Environment," written by University of California and USDA-Agricultural Research Service specialists. The booklet is available at www.calhay.org, or it can be purchased for $3 by contacting CAFA at, 36 Grande Vista, Novato, CA 94947.


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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has been flying around the country promising to create 12 million jobs in his first term and he just released a new ad saying the same thing.
Thankfully, there are a few good print journalists left who remember what they were taught in journalism school and actually dug below the surface, beneath the manufactured reality that the right has hoisted on the American people. Glenn Kessler took a look at the 12 million jobs claim by Romney in his latest ad and discovered what I expected, a mishmash of bad math and wishful thinking. Go Glenn…(emphasis mine)
The analysis, which is prominently posted on the Romney campaign Web site, concludes:
"If we had a recovery that was just the average of past recoveries from deep recessions, like those of 1974-1975 or 1981-1982, the economy would be creating about 200,000 to 300,000 jobs per month. By changing course away from the policies of the current administration and ending economic uncertainty, as proposed by the Romney plan, we expect that the current recovery will align with the average gains of similar past recoveries. History shows that a recovery rooted in policies contained in the Romney plan will create about 12 million jobs in the first term of a Romney presidency."
I'm sorry, but any statement that begins with the word "IF" and then ventures down the road of false comparisons and rosy numbers should be thrown out on its face. But then they go on to say with a straight face that by merely "ending economic uncertainty, as proposed by the Romney plan", the recovery will take off like a rocket and all will be well. When you are living in a fantasy world where you make up the numbers, create a fantasy candidate to run against and lie with abandon with no push back, I'm sure that the idea of just waving a magic wand over "economic uncertainty" is plausible. Why not, the rest of the Romney plan is smoke and mirrors – what makes anyone think they won't get away with this either.
The man has "style" while lying through his pie-hole.
Glenn Kessler, to his credit, tears apart the basis for Romney's "12 Million Jobs" ad and looks at the source for the claims in the ad.
But the specifics — 7 million plus 3 million plus 2 million — mentioned by Romney in the ad are not in the white paper. So where did that come from?
We asked the Romney campaign, and the answer turns out to be: totally different studies … with completely different timelines.
For instance, the claim that 7 million jobs would be created from Romney's tax plan is a 10-year number, derived from a study written by John W. Diamond, a professor at Rice University.
This study at least assesses the claimed effect of specific Romney policies. The rest of the numbers are even more squishy.
For instance, the 3-million-jobs claim for Romney's energy policies appears largely based on a Citigroup Global Markets study that did not even evaluate Romney's policies. Instead, the report predicted 2.7 million to 3.6 million jobs would be created over the next eight years, largely because of trends and policies already adopted — including tougher fuel efficiency standards that Romney has criticized and suggested he would reverse.
The 2-million-jobs claim from cracking down on China is also very suspicious.
Now just to be clear, the above justifications for the numbers came from the Romney campaign. The 7 million jobs number is a "10-year number" and was the only study cited by the Romney campaign that was even based on the Romney "plan", such that it is.
The 3-million-jobs claim came from a study that looks at 8 years and was based largely on policies that President Obama has adopted, some of which Romney plans to reverse.
The 2-million-jobs, that Romney thinks will magically appear, will materialize by "cracking down on China." It is based on old numbers and economic conditions and relies on China cooperating on intellectual property rights. If you really think that's going to happen, I have a nice condo in the Cayman Islands, very near Romney's tax shelter corporation, that I will sell you really cheap.
With only 3 weeks to go until the election, it is astounding to watch the Romney campaign get away with the most shallow, fact free campaign for the White House that our country has ever known.
Thankfully there are still a few great journalists around that also care about truth….because damn it, it will set you free.
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Defense States Its Case Against Oberlinby Howard Hewitt • October 16, 2010 Share:
A rare non-conference, non-Bell Game loss last week at Washington University was all the motivation Wabash needed to be ready Saturday for improving Oberlin. The Little Giants played the 'statement' card dominating the Yeoman for most of the game and a 42-21 win.
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The first quarter was one of the best quarters of football, offensively and defensively, Wabash has turned in through a 5-1 start. The first quarter statistics reflect the players' mindset with a 16-0 lead and 216 to 41 total offensive yard advantage.
"I think the start was of most importance to us," senior running back Derrick Yoder said. "We had to come out here and show them what Wabash football is all about and make a statement. We had to get back on track and I think we were able to do that."
The key component seemed to be inspired play by the defensive line. "Other than last few minutes of the first half, we played with more intensity on defense," Coach Erik Raeburn said. "We got after the quarterback and that's been our Achilles heel. We haven't had any pressure on the quarterback through the first five games and we haven't gotten very many turnovers. But the pressure was there today so the turnovers came too."
Wabash picked off two Oberlin passes, sacked the Yeoman quarterback three times, caused numerous hurry ups that resulted in incomplete throws, and scored its first safety of the season. It was only a week ago Raeburn had called out his defense for poor play.
"We definitely felt called out," said senior Dan Ryan Wood, who led Wabash with 8 tackles. "We were mad and wanted to come out here and make a statement. We hit them in the mouth early and we tried to put a 60-minute game together."
Wabash scored on its first possession when Chase Belton hit Devin Kelley with a little lob pass from three yards out. Belton found wide out Jonathan Horn for a big 75-yard score midway through the period. Spencer Whitehead pushed the first quarter lead to 16-0 with a 33-yard field goal, after sitting out last week with an ankle sprain.
Belton scored on a 10-yard run in the second quarter before Dan Ryan Wood electrified the Fall Break crowd with an 88-yard punt return for a touchdown, 30-7.
"They blocked it up for me," Wood said of his first kickoff return for a score. "I just had one guy to beat and it was the kicker and I just ran. The first one I screwed up, I should have taken that one to the house. The guys doing the blocking are making great holes."
Belton left the game just before halftime with an injury and didn't return. Tyler Burke stepped in for the second straight week. Belton hit on 12 of 18 passes for 201 yards and a touchdown. Burke was 9 of 21 for 104 yards and two interceptions.
"We can't keep a quarterback in there the whole game." Raeburn said. "I thought we really played well that first half then Chase went down and we lost that momentum a little bit. Tyler wasn't quite as sharp as he had been the previous couple of games. But we got it going there late in third and early fourth quarter.
Yoder had his second straight strong outing with 95 yards rushing on 15 carries. He also caught a pass for 15 yards. He compiled those numbers in about two quarters of play.
"I think its opportunity and blocking, I'm going to put it on those guys' shoulders," Yoder said. "They've been opening up huge holes and I've just been running thru them, it's pretty easy."
Wabash's scoring was capped by Whitehead's second field goal of the day, a 34 yarder.
Offensively, Wabash rolled up 494 total yards to Oberlin's 250. The Little Giants had 192 yards rushing to the Yeoman's 129.
Wabash had 8 first half penalties and finished with 10 for 71 yards.
Pat Clegg had 7 tackles, two sacks, two tackles for loss, and recovered a blocked punt for a safety. C.J. Gum had 7 tackles while freshman Nate Scola had six stops along with senior Jake Martin.
Wabash goes back on the road Saturday to play Denison.
In photos: Top right, Dan Ryan Wood takes the football 88 yards for a score. Lower left, Chase Belton on the carry.