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Subject: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Wed 09 Dec 2009, 12:09 pm
Ole Miss Decides on Coach Macc for the Job
The Ole Miss Rebels were in dire need for a new head coach and none other than Canadian born, Shaun Macc has taken the position. Coach Macc is a heavy recruiter and a college football defensive guru. Macc preaches fundamentals and runs a high powered Pro-Style Offence with tons of trickery and power running that force you to keep extra men in the box. He's not shy in the least bit and tends to "mix things up" when he has authority.
His first move? Putting All-American and SEC 2nd Team AA Jevan Snead as the #2 QB for the program.
"The way I move the football, I need a guy who can move in the pocket and make plays with his feet if coverages break down. Jevan is just, too, slow. He's got an average arm and I couldn't tell you why all the press is surrounding him. Ray Cotton our true freshman will be the starter and it will be a work in progress as we can't really have high expectations for such a young kid to take over an offence. We as a coaching staff have felt more comfortable in spring with Ray calling the numbers and he's proven he throws just as well of a ball as his back-up. We hope Ray finds his stride early and feeds off of the energy our defence will bring,"
Coach Macc has another All-American DE Greg Hardy on his team who plans on wreaking havoc in opposing teams backfields all year. He will be the face of the defence that will also be anchored by linebackers Patrick Trahan and Jonathon Cornell.
"Trahan's our playmaker. He's the big, mean, fast lunatic that you'd hate to see lining up across from you. He is our vocal leader and defensive captain. He's in his senior year and he's told me he wants to go out with a bang,"
The Rebels also have some talented defensive backs with two starting Senior corners in Marshay Green and Cassius Vaughn. With Macc's defensive system on keeping pressure on quarterbacks, he demands big time play out of his safeties as well and he's got two stars in senior FS Kendrick Lewis and junior SS Johnny Brown.
"With the play calls we make we almost need our safeties to be like linebackers, at least have the mentality of one. But at the same time, we need that speed incase we're getting burned. Kenny's got deceptive speed and he's my bet for leading the team in tackles. He's a sure-fire bet for the Thorpe trophy at the end of the year if he continues to play like he's been. Johnny is still rather young but he makes up for his youth in intensity. He isn't scared to go head to head with ANY back in the country and what we love about him is that while he tries to lay the hammer every time he gets to make a play - often guys bounce off of him and are wrapped up by somebody else. If this kids coming flying at you - there's no way you're getting positive yardage,"
Coach Macc spent the entire time talking about the rest of his team but had failed to mention his shining star in Dexter McCluster. When asked about him he had a smile on his face from ear to ear.
"He will be our bread and butter. We're going to get him the ball as much as we possibly can and it will be fun for us as a coaching staff to find new ways to get him the ball. He'll be our Wildcat guy and we think he's going to have tremendous success in that role working alongside starting running back Brandon Bolden who is a PINBALL. We will force teams to respect that we will run that formation any down, any play, any time. You can try to focus in on one of them but you won't stop both of them. That's a guarentee,"
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Sun 13 Dec 2009, 11:55 am
Macc criticized for big Stanford loss
After the Rebels embarassing loss at home to the Stanford Cardinal the Ole Miss athletic director called an immediate press conference release not to be open to the public. The follow was what was heard behind closed doors.
INTERVIEWER : Coach Macc that is a huge blow to your team, how do you plan to rebound and well... keep your job.
MACC: First of all. I can understand why it is that a first year coach gets criticized when losing an important game. But I can promise you... the media coverage, the hype about the Ole Miss Rebels being a top 25 football team is rediculous. Without pointing any fingers, there's a certain some All-American who was apparently this teams leader at one point. That kid is dead and gone because I can assure you Jevan Snead is nowhere near the quarterback everyone makes him out to be.
INTERVIEWER : You're insulting your starting quarterback, Jevan Snead?
MACC : I'm not insulting him in any way. I'm just stating that I believe it was all of you who pumped this kid up and he's been forced to succeed in the SEC. He isn't having the type of season he would like and frankly, I hope this conference pisses him off because we need to see a little mean streak in him. Since day one when I stepped on campus as the head coach I've yet to see the leadership qualities everybody talked about pre-season. He will get the start against South Carolina but he will certainly need to lead us to victory if he's serious about keeping his starting position.
INTERVIEWER : Coach, you're original starting quarterback true freshman Ray Cotton. Some think he's too young and could've been utilized better as a red-shirt gaining a free year of experience in the long run.
MACC : Personally, true freshman or not - Ray Cotton is our teams best quarterback. Snead may throw a better ball at times, but Ray showed the leadership qualities we want out of our starting guy. Picking him to start over Jevan was a double-edged sword because it lit a fire under Jevan and gave Ray the confidence to be a starting QB - something that four full years with that role could certainly benefit this program. Plus, part of the recruiting process with Ray was that he wouldn't sit on the bench. I'm just following up with what was on my plate when I came here.
INTERVIEWER : Your defence is playing solid, it's the offensive turnovers that turn into points that are killing your team, how do you plan to correct this?
MACC : Well, we're going to focus on keeping things simple, to be honest. It's really time to go back to the drawing board because we are not yet capable of being the explosive type of offence I believed we had at the beginning of the season. We're really trying to get Dexter to help us out more and he played good against Stanford but he really needs to have a big game this week because he is the guy everybody feeds off of. Lionel Breaux is having a terrific year and really becoming a nice target. Our freshman TE Ferbia Allen is also coming up clutch for us big time. If we get Dex going - we can certainly have that spark I know we're capable of.
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Wed 23 Dec 2009, 7:41 am
Macc and Rebels Get A Shot to Capture SEC and the Last 2009 Walk of Champions Takes Place
Dexter McCluster (front center) and Ray Cotton (last far right) do the annual final Walk of Champions through the Grove on Tuesday before leaving for SEC Championship.
24 Hours ago the Ole Miss Rebels knew they'd play at least once more before the season was truly over. Thanks in large part to a tough LSU squad that stuck it to Arkansas, the Rebels will play for the SEC championship as well as a bowl game that will almost defenitely be in January. The Rebels will represent the SEC West Division and while it's not their first time as West Champs, it will be their first trip to the game after LSU won the 2003 tie-breaker that year. The Rebels will take on the Florida Gators.
"It will be a nice challenge for us to really determine what type of team we are and we hope to suceed and carry the momentum into our Bowl Game. The Gators were ranked #1 nearly the entire season and very tight losses to ranked teams were the only reason they're not playing in the NC. Our defence looks forward to taking on Tim Tebow, believe it or not," Macc said.
It was a tough year for Ole Miss, a new coach coming in to take over and tons of pressure to do well with a top 25 pre-season ranked team, since the two losses the Rebels have been playing the best football in recent memory... and it showed as a capacity crowd of over 20,000 attended the final Walk of Champions.
"It was truly a great experience for us to get to see our fans once more before heading to Georgia. I can't believe the turn-out we had especially after only finding out last night that we made it in. 20,000 something people? Great time and a walk I'll never forget," Macc said.
Since the SEC split into two divisions, the Rebels have been rather quiet. They haven't gotten the opportunity to represent the SEC West since and haven't won a National Championship since 1963. The last time that Ole Miss and Florida met in 2008, it was Ole Miss coming out victorious 31-30.
"We've beat them before. Guys like Shay Hodge, Brandon Bolden, Cordera Eason - we were all instrumental in taking such a big opponent down. We know what it takes. It may not have been Coach Macc coaching us but we're a mature group and as the players WE know what it's going to take to prepare for the Gators as well as help our younger guys get the butterflies out. It's our game to win," Dexter McCluster said.
The capacity crowd has ordered ten school busses for student/fan transportation to the game in Atlanta along with the devoted Miss fans that wouldn't miss the drive down for the world. The Rebels are doing whatever they can to get as many people packed into the Georgia Dome as possible.
"My entire families going and I've offered to help pay for a bunch of my friends to make the trip. It will be a great game. We won't be short of fan support. I can't wait to take the Gators down again," Brandon Bolden said.
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Thu 24 Dec 2009, 8:53 am
2009 Sugar Bowl It Is For The Rebels!
The Ole Miss Rebels have had a great campaign this year and we're lucky enough to have a conference with some of the key elements to the Rebels success - Coach Macc, Dexter McCluster, Brandon Bolden, Patrick Trahan and Derrick Herman. They've agreed to answer a few questions as they prepare for their big Bowl game against the Pittsburgh Panthers.
"We'll start with Coach Macc, Coach - congradulations on such a great season. It was evident your team would bend but not break all season. Your two losses came early enough to salvage a good season and secure the SEC Championship for the first time in 50 years for the Rebels. It's obvious you've made these kids work hard and improve consistently. What types of work-outs or practice schemes will you run to prepare your team for Pittsburgh,"
COACH MACC - "Well, you can just ask these kids how hard we've been working. We've had some time off since the SEC game and we just want to be in the best shape possible to ensure victory and that our guys will be playing at 110% all four downs. Lots of cardio, high pace run-throughs and just generally improving on the fundamentals. It's obvious that Pittsburgh has a tough running game and they run the triple option, which is in fact one of my favourite offences to try and defend. I've had tons of schemes in the works if say we were to run into a team like Georgia Tech or Pittsburgh. We will need to be faster than they are defensively, no question. They're entire game is to run the ball and we've got to be ball hawks out there and get to the football,"
"Dexter, you as well had a great season and are a key part to your teams success. How does it feel to have finally won the SEC and graduate after this game knowing you played your heart out? And how do you plan to attack the Pittsburgh defence?"
DEXTER - "I appreciate the compliments. It feels great, you know? I've been on this team for four years now and we'd came so close to an SEC title almost every year. But I've never been apart of a team that's gelled so well and just communicated like us. We spend nearly every minute of the day together whether it's at practice or in the film room or for the guys like me who live in the dorm it's studying our play book, it's all done together. I think it's really helped us come together as a team and have the successful season that we did. As for the Pittsburgh game, you can expect me to be out there gunning 110% every time they call my number. It's my last game as a Rebel - I'll be putting the #22 to good use, let me say that,"
"Brandon, you've allready had an amazing career here at Ole Miss last year you guys rallied to beat Florida and you had an instrumental role in that game and this year you guys claw back, don't know if you'll make it into the SEC Championship, win out and then defeat Florida for the second straight year. Congradulations, how does it feel and has there ever been a game so important to you?"
BRANDON - "Every next game is the most important for me. It's in my blood to win so I treat every game like it'll be my last. Winning this game is huge for me and my team and I'm going to put them on as hard as I can to make sure we win. They've got a good running game at Pitt well, we've got a good running game here at Miss. I won't have the opportunity to stop Heisman winner Dion Lewis, but I'll be doing everything that I can to out run him in the Sugar Bowl,"
"Speaking of Dion Lewis, Patrick how is it that your defensive core plans to attack Pittsburgh and slow down the near 2000 yard rusher?"
PATRICK - "Don't get me wrong I've got nothing but respect that Dion set the record for the youngest Heisman ever but, our defence just shut down a much better offence in Florida. It was our defence that made argueably the best college QB of ALL time and FORMER Heisman winner Tim Tebow down. Tebow's game is so multi-dimensional and he can hurt you in so many ways but... we didn't let him. Dion's the option run guy who pounds it out on the ground. Pitt hasn't proven they can do anything but run the ball. Having that in mind I'm going to pick a lick on Dion any chance I get,"
"Derrick you must be enjoying every moment of this... how does it feel?"
DERRICK - "You're right I can't believe I'm even sitting here. Representing my team as a defensive player is just unreal. It feels great, though. To have come from a back-up to now play a big role in stopping the run all season and last game in the passing game - this is the perfect match-up for me. I've been behind the line making tackles all year and I plan to get some more against Pitt. I've watched film on them the entire year and I can't wait to stop their triple option. I just hope we can set the tone for the game early and force them to do something their uncomfortable with - passing. When we see that they're going to try and air it out, well... just ask Tebow a FORMER Heisman what happened,"
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Mon 28 Dec 2009, 3:41 am
Coach Macc was asked by ESPN to have a press-conference discussing some of the things to look for in the up-coming Mississippi season. It's no question he's really building the program here and the ammount of recruits interested in the Ole Miss program has increased ten-fold since last year. The school has been awarded an extra star for school prestige, making them a better program and Coach Macc insists that Mississippi football heritage is going to be reinvented.
Coach Macc - "Thank you all for having me here and attending this afternoon. It's a big time for the Mississippi football program our boys are working hard in spring for this season as we aim to capture our second straight SEC title. The position battles are heating up and it's really nice to see some of our guys from last year stepping up and becoming leaders for us, helping replace key members of our team from last year as some of our seniors played a huge role. Guys like Trahan and Lewis on defence were really big motivators and inspirational guys just by the way they played and while it would be impossible to replace them, it's certainly nice to see guys like Cornell and Herman really coming into their own as defensive leaders for us,"
"We'll start with recruiting, how was it that your school landed 5 star recruit Trey Talbot, coach?"
Coach Macc - "What really helped us in the recruiting process with Trey was that he sort of flew under the radar all season. He didn't have a single offer until the offseason and I believe it was us who offered him a scholarship first. We hadn't noticed Trey until we went to scout another Minor High commit - Ryan Whittaker. Our offensive line coach called us on a cell phone and told us that we may be able to kill two birds with one stone here and although he doesn't have the best eye for receiving talent - he hit the nail on the head. Ryan was no question, no doubt going to be a Rebel and I think he played a major role in advocating for our program and how we treated him. I think Trey saw in us a program that uses their receivers many different ways and a legit starting candidate on a team that won argueably college football's toughest conference championship,"
"How is Trey progressing? There's talk he's worked his way to a starting position for the Rebels,"
Coach Macc - "We would love to have Trey as a five-year player for us having plenty of options at WR this year but realistically this kid has the size, speed and skills that we just can't keep him on the bench. When he came into spring, just how hard he worked and how many plays he made - he earned his spot as our starting flanker. His skills give us the ability to use him all over the field and allows our playmaker Lionel Breaux to play his natural, slot position,"
"You seem to have a good relationship with Alabama-Minor High coach Tony Lunceford having recruited two of his big players last year. Are there any other players you will be recruiting off of his team for next season?"
Coach Macc - laughingly. "Tony and I have developed a good relationship and we're certainly on talking terms with eachother. I must receive 100 text messages from him a week. He runs a great program and we're lucky as Miss to be a pipeline state for his program. While we may lose a lot of the talent to the powerhouse Alabama program - he understands what we're doing here at Miss and he's very involved in making sure his players know what they're getting when they receive an offer from us. There are five prospects that attend Minor that we expect to offer scholarships for, early in the season,"
"Who would you define as your teams best players both offensively and defensively - all classes and freshmen, so far?"
Coach Macc - "Brandon Bolden has really improved over the off-season. The kid continues to work and work and work. I don't know how he finds time to sleep. He's really worked on many aspects of his game. He's become much faster and I can't wait to see him run the ball this year. Lawon Scott is going to be a monster for us this year. He's worked his tail off and is by far our off-seasons most improved player. He's a really vocal kind of guy and he's great for our younger guys and getting the team pumped. In terms of freshmen - Trey is by far our most talented player so far. He's going up and making plays against our starting corners who are pretty solid so he should have a good year. On defense, OLB Joel Kight has exploded onto the season and he really made the best of his redshirt year and it shows. He is our starting OLB and having him for potentially four years is a dream come true for a coach in my position,"
"Coach your offense was heavily dependant on your star player, Dexter McCluster last year. With his injury problems, your offence looked... less dimensional. Do you intend on using one player exclusively this year and who will run your Wild Rebel package for you?"
Coach Macc - "Part of the reason for Dexter getting so many touches last year was because he is a sure-fire bet to get the first down when we needed him. He got a lot of touches on the ground due in large part to his speed and size making it so hard for him to tackle. We may not be running the Wild Rebel as much as we did last year but if we do bring the package out right no we're having success with our double-back package with our back-up RB Enrique Davis at the helm. It gives us a lot of options as Brandon comes in for the hand-off every-time and it's never a bad play when #34 has the ball in his hands. I expect this year we really use all of our weapons on offence and spread the ball out because we don't have that dynamic do-it-all player like we did with Dexter,"
"Have you decided on team captains?"
Coach Macc - "On defence Jonathan Cornell will be our lead guy and Lawon Scott is our motivational leader. On the offence we've given the captains to Brandon Bolden and Lionel Breaux. That's all the questions for today guys, thanks for coming out,"
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Wed 30 Dec 2009, 6:58 am
Coach Macc takes time to talk Playmakers and future of the Ole Miss Football Org.
Coach Macc took a press conference after the Vanderbilt game, putting the Rebels 3-0 on the season. He's been asked to highlight some of the playmakers on the team and inform the Rebel faithful about players to look out for.
"Coach Macc, congradulations on opening the season 3-0 going into your first bye week. It was a big win over Oregon State, how do you feel about the team so far this year?"
Coach Macc - "I think we've started off strong. The win in Corvallis certainly gave us some momentum and made our guys realize that this is a quality program that's in the business of winning. Having shut down two All American playmakers and escaping with a narrow victory due to strong defensive play is a great game to build off of and we're really excited about the prospect of capturing our second straight SEC title. As far as Bowl Games go - those are out of our hands. We just need to win games and the numbers will work themselves out,"
"Your team looks to be very sound defensively. Highlight some of the big plays thus far and some of the guys you as a coach rely on to make plays,"
Coach Macc - "I think our defensive has played outstanding thus far. It's no question that we've got some solid defensive backs and their play just elevates the rest of the aspects of our game. Our team is a defensive first, strong run defence team that has the potential to be one of the countries best by year end. If we have guys stepping up on defence like we did against Oregon State we'll have no worries throughout the remainder of the year. On defence, we've had monster games out of FS Derrick Herman and CB Marcus Temple. These guys are very important to our team and the fact that they're only juniors is a real treat for us. Jonathan Cornell is a very important part of our team, he's asked to do so many things - cover running backs in pass coverage, create pressure and just really lead our defense by example. RE Kentrell Lockett may be the biggest playmaker we've got on D. He's allready recorded 15 tackles, 5 going for loss and 2 sacks. He really helps us in making opposing offences uncomfortable and forcing teams to pay close attention to him,"
"Ray Cotton has improved tremendously. He's allready thrown 9 touchdown passes through three games, what is it that has helped Raymond develop so well as a quarterback,"
Coach Macc - "I took a lot of heat sitting Jevan Snead. Unfortunately for Jevan he's caught in the crossfire of a new coach coming in and installing a different offence than former coach Houston Nutt. I'm not sure if he understands why he is on the depth chart where he is but it's really Raymond's ability to escape from pressure and make plays with his feet that sets him apart from Jevan. We're very lucky to have a playmaker at backup QB if anything happens to Ray but really what it boils down to is the fact that we feel that Ray is a stronger athlete and his leadership qualities are a better fit for our team. He's worked very hard to keep his position and he's done a great job managing games for us and making good decisions when called upon. I think what's also elevated his game is that our wide receiving/tight end corps has improved so much that and we think a lot of the reason for lack of success in his regard last year was because he really depended on Dexter. Dexter played a vital role for us in the running, passing and return game and we feel this year that we've for three or four candidates in that corps that are sure-fire bets to make plays. We've began to trust the other guys more and I think Ray's developed a great connection with his receivers. He and Tray are defenitely on the same page and Tray's very fond of Ray throwing the ball. He and Ray work hard together in practice and Tray does an excellent job of listening to Ray and what he needs him as a receiver to do to get the ball. Because trust me, Tray's very interested in getting the ball,"
"You must've named team MVPs last year after such a successful season and run. They didn't make it to the media, care to share who they were?"
Coach Macc - "Absolutely. I can't believe it didn't make it out but basically what we did as a coaching staff was name four team MVPs. We had big years from some of our underclasmen so we named four MVPs, two defensive/offensive upperclassmen and two defensive/offensive underclassmen. Our teams offensive upperclass MVP last year without a doubt was Dexter McCluster. The kid had a monster year and scored the most touchdowns on our team. Our upperclass defensive MVP was Patrick Trahan. Tra was a great force and an excellent player to have on a first year coaches team. We called him our "onfield defensive coordinator" the way he understood what we were trying to do and adapting to our pressure defensive style. TE Ferbia Allen was last years underclass offensive MVP with 947 receiving yards and 9TDs. He really came out of nowhere and lit it up in the second half of the season. He became one of Ray's favourite targets and I can't remember a single time he dropped a catchable pass. Defensively we had to give it to FS Derrick Herman. SS Johnny Brown went down with an injury and Herman took the opportunity and ran with it. In only 7 games he recorded 61 tackles, 12 going for a loss, 5 QB sacks and 3 INTs not to mention the MVP game he had against Florida clinching the SEC where he had 2 of his interceptions. This kid is amazing and tremendously coachable. He's a gift to have as a coach,"
"You've structured a great receiving corps at Ole Miss, are there any guys you'd suggest to look out for or you've been impressed in practice with that haven't got a chance to hit the field?"
Coach Macc - "Oh man. Redshirt freshman Pat Patterson is a great playmaker and if he continues to consistently improve like he has been - he will be dangerous and tough for any team to cover. He's in a great class of receivers along with Ja Mes Logan and Jesse Grandy. The only reason these kids aren't starting and exclusively receiving the ball is due to the fact that we've got two solid senior receivers that have earned their spots on the field. I've got tons of faith in our receiving corps and the future looks bright for us. These kids will all be starters for us next year and we've got high hopes they'll be very succesful,"
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Mon 11 Jan 2010, 1:29 am
Coach Macc On the Future of the Ole Miss Football Org
With the season coming to an end and the Miss Rebels remain #1 in the nation, still undefeated Coach Macc took some time to discuss the future of the program especially throughout the remainder of the season.
"Coach, thanks for being here today. I'll go ahead and ask the question that's allready on most people's minds. When Ray Cotton comes back from injury will Jevan Snead go back on the bench?"
Coach Macc - "Almost any Rebel fan will ask me that question whether they see me away from the practice field, in the media here with all of you guys and even some of the guys on our team are wondering. I don't have a clear cut answer to that question right now and thankfully Jevan has two more weeks to prove to us he's our #1. That's where it stands right now, Jevan will have to have some big games for us to take Ray's spot. With that being said, we feel that Jevan gives us a different edge in the passing game. He's got one of the best arms in the country and his ability to get the ball into the hands of our playmakers hasn't gone unnoticed. The Mississippi State game was a huge rivalry win for us so we could only expect Jevan to limit his mistakes so much, but the mistakes were still there. Forced balls, not looking off reads, interceptions - all things that we'd really like Jevan to have a bitter taste in his mouth about going into next week against Illinois. When Ray comes back we'll have to sit down, watch him work and decide whose the more efficient passer because we'd really like Jevan to finish out the season. We thinks he's NFL ready and we want to take advantage of his final year as a Rebel while also giving the kid a shot to show what he can do at the next level,"
"Coach do you think that benching Jevan last year sent a message to all your future recruits that, even if you're one of the best players in the country you're not guarenteed playing time?"
Coach Macc - "I think our players understand the philosophy of competition here at Miss. I have spent an extra ammount of time with our QB prospects explaining to them that the only reason Jevan wasn't our #1 is because with coaching changes come different gameplans and expectations. Any of the guys we've recruited fit the profile of a Miss QB so it really will be up to them how they decide to take advantage of their time spent here. So no, I don't think it will be an issue,"
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Fri 15 Jan 2010, 1:09 pm
RebelsMedia.net caught up with Coach Macc on the Rebels first bye week and asked if he had any comments about the season thus far...
"Sure, we're playing great football. We've went into some of the most hostile environments in college football and after week two, we've come away with two wins. The Illinois game was a real chess match and I'm sure an extremely entertaining one to watch. Our offence is taking a bit of a new approach this season, encorporating two of our junior QBs and using their two very talented yet different skill sets to move the ball. Our defence has taken the same approach we have since day one here. Hardnosed, run stopping, hard hitting secondary that force offences into mistakes. We had two terrific intercpetions against Illinois and our secondary is terrific at running those plays back for six,"
"Brandon's having a great season so far and we hope his hardwork pays off for him at the end of the season, he was pretty bummed about not winning any awards yet being invited to the Heisman ceremony and that... I think 2011 is his year. It's a great time for development of the team, with Jamie having come in and giving us a terrific signal caller and he's really taught the younger guys like Frank Larsen and Shaun Chambers quite a bit. Shaun's specifically had a great time really trying to improve the playcalling and throwing aspect of his game so working with Jamie has really helped him improve. We've got high hopes we'll have another twin set of QBs in the years to come in Frank and Shaun. The teams really coming well together and our defence is very tough. We're VERY young this year but that only helps the future of our organization. Thanks guys,"
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Subject: Re: Ole Miss Rebels Media Coverage
Tue 26 Jan 2010, 2:16 am
Coach Macc called a press conference to discuss the Ole Miss Football Program and it's direction...
"As the Rebel faithful have seen all season - we've been without our starting QB Ray Cotton for the better part of the season. Since Ray's injury - we've caught two big conference losses to Bama and Auburn. That means we won't be playing in the SEC Championship this season and almost certainly not in the Sugar Bowl. It's an unfortunate scene of events but Rebel Nation has never been stronger and we're a pretty young team this year,"
"Our receiving corps is made up of nearly all sophmores and we won't have any graduating seniors there. Our linebacking corps, also all sophmores - no graduating seniors there. We have a total of 9 starters this season who are seniors so we will be returning a TON of guys who have had starting experience for a year or two now,"
"Our feature back, Brandon Bolden will probably be the toughest position to fill. We've had tons of success with his ability to bounce of tacklers like a pinball and wear defences down. We have great guys who can run the ball for us - Enrique Davis who will be a senior and Rodney Scott and Darius Barksdale future Juniors who are waiting patiently for their time to shine. Our running back recruit from this season, Matt Payne is the fastest player in high school right now and our coaching staff has been talking seriously about getting Matt some touches next season. He will most likely serve as a kick returner and the back-up in our two-back set. If we feel that Matt is much faster than the rest of our backs he could very well be our starter,"
"At Ole Miss we have argueably the most dynamic, elusive wide receivers in the nation. The best part? Our top 4 receivers are just sophmores. We will be returning every receiver next season so the need to replace and shuffle guys won't be neccesary. Trey and Pat are having great seasons on the wide sides and Jesse Grandy is proving to be a big threat in the slot. We've got great athletes at this position and we feel we've recruited very well. We've got projects like Brian Brown the 6 foot 6, 4.5 40 speed giant with solid hands who are in their redshirt process and are really coming along. Brian will be a great receiver as he improves and earns his spot on the field. We're really excited about the prospect of these kids being so talented allready yet STILL progressing,"
"Ferbia Allen and EJ Epperson are argueably the best tight end tandem in the country. Ferbia is so talented and clutch, he makes the catch for us whenever he's asked. EJ's had a slow year but we're nothing but faithful he will turn it up throughout the remainder and through the rest. We've also got our last year 4* product Mike Ross waiting patiently with his redshirt status. He's developed a nice connection in practices with our 2nd team offence and especially Shaun Chambers which will be important because he and Shaun will be in the same class and they will have their four years of eligibility together. Mike reminds us a lot of Ferbia with his athletic basketball player build and his desire to go up and make plays. He will be a steady, dependable tight end who will make catches and break tackles.
"We've got three seniors starting on O Line for us so while we're not excited for the prospect of having to replace four key guys like Sowell, Rishaw and Washington - AJ Hawkins is just a sophmore this season and argueably the best LG in the country. After the spring progresses and he improves this kid will be an All American beginning next season. To replace Bradley Sowell there will be a position battle we can't wait to see in spring first a kid we went after hard in my first season here, Ryan Whitaker will have three years of eligiblity left. He will be a terrific tackle for us very steady and sound. Last season we recruited Eric Brown, one of the countries best high school prospects to have came out. Eric right now looks like he's the best best for us with his ability to do everything so well. We have our LT Bobby Massie for one more season and after that Whitaker and Brown will be our starting tackles. To replace Alex Washington our RG it will most likely be Chris Sims. Chris is built like a bear and is a terrific blocker who can really open up holes,"
"Our All American LE Gerald Rivers will most likely be back for another season unless something changes in the immediate future and he feels his draft status couldn't be improved any further. He's had the type of season that it will be tough to convince him to stay but we're confident we'll have him back. Jason Jones is our other DE who has made 15 big plays behind the line for us this season and is a ball hawk on loose footballs. He'll be a terrific underrated End who will get lots of opportunity to make plays as offences focus on the other end. With DT Ted Laurent graduating, Justin Smith is patiently waiting and he'll have his entire senior season to shine as our Nose Tackle. He gets off his blocks well and punishes teams for letting him hit their running backs or quarterbacks. Behind him we'll have Todd Tyson a recruit from this season from Minnesota who loves contact, can beat blockers with power or finesse, and hits like a ton of bricks. Todd will be a red shirt next season so he'll have four solid years as our Nose Guard,"
"We don't have any seniors from our linebackers, in fact we won't have any seniors from our starters NEXT year. If we can keep Phillip Ervin healthy, he is a force that will be tough to matchup against. He is a natural defensive back so he has the speed, the tackling ability and the pass defence to be a key member of our D. DT Shackelford has blossomed into a terrific MLB for us. He isn't the highlight reel guy who will be on a list to win the Lombardi but any tackle he has the opportunity to make - he'll make. He's our steady, leader in the middle. Joel Kight is really taking advantage of his two years of starting experience and he is a little pitbull. Only 5'8 he's smaller than almost every running back so his level of attack is very positive. Kight makes plays,"
"We've had to use our safety prospect, Jeremy Thompson in the dime spot because of his terrific ability to cover. Jeremy has argueably been the special teams player of the year for us with his ability to be our side containment guy on punts laying the HAMMMER on return men. He strikes fear in the eyes of any return man and we always kick it to his side. Next season with Marcus Temple gone we'll probably put Daniel Breedlove in the 1 spot if he gets his speed up enough. Our recruits at this position, Dan McGill is a terrific cover guy who plays the man just as well as the zone and recognizes coverages about as well as any corner we have. Johnny Clark poses a threat to play 1 or 2 because he'll probably be about as fast as any corner we have right now and he can lock receivers down. Mike Bennett will be a ticking time bomb because of his transfer status but we're not worried about finding him time on the field. He'll probably be our 4th/5th best CB beginning next season,"
"Losing Derrick Herman will be a big blow for us. Last years Thorpe winner and argueably our best defensive player. He's lead our team in tackles the past two years and he is an absolute ball hawk. Right now, Cory Weatherford is our backup who is built like a corner and defends the pass well. We really want a high-profile guy like Derrick who will make offences tremble. We need to go at a safety product we feel could start immediately for us. We will need to find a spot for Jeremy Thompson because he's a natural SS who we asked to play corner this season. He's done nothing but impress us so we feel that he may be moved to FS or we may ask TJ Joseph to switch to FS depending on who we feel is most comfortable in that role,"
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2013 Pre Season Ole Miss Expectations / Roster Talk
"Thanks everybody for coming out, we've got tons of news here in Oxford about our up coming football season and quest for our fourth SEC championship! I think right our team, right now is probably the finest group of players and athletes to enter spring camp and pre season since I've been here. We had a terrific front offensive line, a linebacking corps of all seniors, THREE All American running backs not to mention sophmore Marc Payne the 2012 Heisman Award winner, a very experienced secondary and a gritty young defensive line that have been making progress in leaps and bounds this season. We have ELEVEN pre season All Americans, by far the most in Rebels history so it should be a GREAT year and we should be a tough match-up for ANY team,"
QB Shaun Chambers - 6'2 212lbs SO
The battle of the QB position in spring camp was tremendously entertaining. Frank Larsen put up a great fight but in the end, we decided to stick with the youth and Chambers. When we recruited him we knew he would be our starter early and he's certainly showed enough poise and moxy to be named our #1.
QB Frank Larsen - 5'11 196lbs SR
Frank Larsen has been a very steady, reliable QB for us in years past having taken the starting duties in just his freshman year to lead us to victories and really do whatever it was he was asked. Unfortunately, we feel that while Frank has terrific accuracy with his throws, we need the ability to stretch defences out and that's a big part of his game that's been lacking. Frank is our very close #2 and will certainly be asked to play meaningful minutes if and when Shaun is injured.
RB Marc Payne 5'11 217lbs SO
Marc Payne is in a class of his own with young, talented running backs. He pulled away with the Heisman late last season in our conference championship game with Tennessee and he's the type of back that seems to get better as the game progresses. He wears defences down and now he has another Wildcat threat that we like to see as "Ronnie Brown/Ricky Williams" for the Dolphins.
RB Leonard James 6'2 179lbs FR
Leonard James is expected right now to take about 5-10 carries per game, keeping teams off guard and allowing Marc to really be effective. He's the gritty, hard running back who will punish you if you over pursue Marc or expect a defensive back to make a tackle on him. He will be a great addition to our running game.
WR Pat Patterson 6'2 226lbs SR
We expect big things from Pat this season. He's our exclusive return man and a terrific possession receiver who loves to have the ball in his hands. Pat showed signs of the ability to stretch defences out long in the Sugar Bowl against Kansas and we hope to continue that against future opponents.
WR Trey Talbot 6'3 191lbs SR
Trey has been a 1000 yard receiver for us every year and we don't expect him to slow down one bit. He's caught 12 touchdown passes for us every year and he wants to break that record. Trey has shattered every receiving record for us and he is a great player who never quits and always wants the ball.
TE Tez Bradley 6'4 219lbs FR
Tez Bradley came in as our #1 TE after a high profile HS career and season, and he became a playmaker the minute he stepped on the field. Bradley flashes signs of brilliance in the passing game and will remind fans of a former Rebel, Ferbia Allen.
TE Mike Ross 6'5 229lbs SO
Mike Ross has the ability to be a threat in the passing game and if he continues to play like he did in our Bowl Game last season, he'll be asked to contribute immediately and be the type of receiver we design plays for.
LG AJ Hawkins 6'4 320lbs SR
AJ Hawkins is by far one of the best offensive linemen in college football. A pre-season NFL ready pulling guard gives us a lot of options when running and passing. He'll almost never let a DT through their gaps and he's very steady. He loves being the pull guard who creates havoc while paving a way for our young backs.
RT Ryan Whittaker 6'4 292lbs JR
Our offensive captain, Whittaker is the center peice to this offensive line. He's very steady and he protects a good young quarterback who will need extra time to find his reads and complete passes. Whittaker is our unspoken team captain AND leader and is the emotional guy that gets the team fired up.
DT Warren Martin 6'4 283lbs SO
Warren Martin has made a tremendous impact on our team the minute he steped in this program. Now, he's among the best DTs in the country taking a spot on EVERYBODIES 2nd Team All America roster. If he can produce another 51 tackle, 27TFL, 8Sack season - we should have no trouble defensively.
LOLB Phillip Ervin 6'4 221lbs SR
Phillip Ervin is a very athletic, agile linebacker who runs like a defensive back (naturally had his position changed to linebacker to better fit our system). He hits as hard as any linebacker in the country and he will be a force in our run and pass defence this season. Early candidate for the Bednarik.
MLB Craig Bryant 6'2 233lbs FR
The freshman has come in and made an impact early. He hits hard and often. He's the ball hawk type of linebacker whose always around the ball.
ROLB Joel Kight 5'8 229lbs SR
Joel Kight enters the season in his fourth year of starting experience and the guy has made a name for himself each and every year. Our defensive captain and leader, this kid runs well, moves his hips like a DB and hits like a ton of bricks. Kight is a terrific player who provides that spark for us on and off the field. He gets the defence amped and is our most experienced player.
CB Daniel Breedlove 6'1 188lbs JR
Daniel Breedlove can man-up on any receiver in the country and has the wheels to keep up with them. He enters his third year of starting experience and accounted for 52 tackles for us last seaosn, we can only hope his numbers inflate and he can have another 6INT season.
CB Johnny Clark 6'2 196lbs SO
Argueably one of our most important freshman defensive players, Clark showed the ability to lock slot receivers down all year. He now has the chance to play outside where he'll be asked to contain some of the finest WRs the SEC has to offer.
FS Jeremy Thompson 5'11 208lbs SR
You wanna talk about a character player? Look no farther. Thompson leads with his head on every tackle, won't miss and comes with the aggression of a linebacker for us in safety. He gets a ton of sacks because he understands the delay blitz better than any kid I've seen at this level. Jeremy looks to HURT quarterbacks and he's often successful at it.
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Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp has demanded the signing of a new striker in order to avoid relegation, while also playing down rumours he is facing the sack after his side lost to Manchester United.
After a very balance first-half, goals from Marouane Fellaini and James Wilson condemned the R's to another defeat, leaving them in the relegation zone with just 19 points after 22 games.
A number of reports in the build-up to Saturday's game suggested that the former Tottenham manager had just one game to save his job.
But when questioned about his position following the defeat against United, he said: "It was one reporter saying it and all of a sudden it became gospel. I've never been at a club quite like it in my life but someone has made a bit of money out of it.
"All the speculation was that I was going to lose my job if we lost this game. I spoke to [owner] Tony Fernandes this week and he certainly never said anything like that to me.
Redknapp remains confident of keeping his side in the Premier League but admits they need to sign another striker during the January transfer window – having already secured the services of Mauro Zarate from West Ham.
"If we can get another striker in on loan then we'll stay up no problem."
Despite the result, Redknapp was delighted with the team performance, especially during the first part of the game.
"At 1-0 down we were pushing everyone forward. We got in to some great positions at the end but couldn't quite find that killer final ball.
"We got done on the break at the end – we only had one back as we pushed (Steven) Caulker forward.
"We were looking for the goal and it was always a possibility that they'd break away and score – but the 2-0 final scoreline was an injustice.
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A man convicted of killing an undercover police officer should not receive a new trial, even if a judge was asleep at times while the jury was selected, a New York appeals court ruled Tuesday.
In a unanimous opinion, the New York Appellate Division, 1st Department, said that since David Degondea and his attorney failed to object to the judge's alleged behavior at the time, they could not use it to attack the jury's verdict years later.
The court also questioned whether the now-deceased trial judge, state Supreme Court Justice James Leff, had actually fallen asleep during jury selection or simply appeared "sluggish." Two years ago, New York Supreme Court Justice Marcy Kahn ruled in this case that Leff's "inattention" had caused him to deny a for-cause challenge to a possibly prejudicial juror. The defense subsequently exhausted its peremptory challenges and later claimed it had been prejudiced.
"There is no question that it is utterly unacceptable for a judge to sleep while presiding over a trial," wrote Justice David Friedman for the court in People v. Degondea.
"Here, however, the question is whether defendant may consciously acquiesce in such conduct, and then seek, years later, to collaterally attack his conviction on that very basis. We conclude that defendant's silence and delay preclude the attack he now makes. Moreover, we find that defendant has not proven his claim by a preponderance of the evidence."
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Two women from Oxford, Connecticut were hospitalized after being attacked by a German Sheppard. The dog, owned by a neighbor, crossed the street from its home and chased down the women. It jumped on the women, aged 49 and 37. Both women suffered wounds to their arms and legs as a result of the attack. An ambulance took the women to a nearby hospital for treatment. No information is available about the severity of the bites caused by the dog.
$900,000 Wrongful Death Award Reversed by Federal Court
After over a decade, the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals recently reversed a wrongful death award for the mother of a man from New Haven who was shot and killed in 1997.
Distracted Connecticut Driver Causes Crash, Gets DWI
A Connecticut woman who initially told police she was distracted by her cellphone has been charged with driving while intoxicated after her involvement in a three-car crash in Port Chester recently.
Is the Inclination to Order CT Scans for Children Race-Related?
Recently, a study conducted by UC Davis investigated the use of CT, or computerized tomography, scans in children in emergency rooms. The study found a difference in the decision-making process for ordering CT scans for children with minor head trauma based on race.


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April 2017 - Prince
These shipped on 1 April and images coming soon...
The signature natural black wool was a labour of love for Homefarm Wensleydales and we were honoured to include two of their natural skeins in our kits in March. These came with a choice of two patterns, a snood or mitts, along with Debbie Abrahams beads to add some personal flair plus a vintage take on an AC/DC badge.
Our crochet kits were a special collaboration with Oh For Hook's Sake who dyed the yarn and created the shawlette pattern to go with it. These kits also came with the beads and badge.
February 2017 - Heart of Glass
A full aran skein of Yorkshire Dale Yarns made up the heart mitts by Beth Michon. The mini DK skein created the embroidery heart across the palms. Yarnistry were commissioned to create a heart-shaped Care Bears stitch marker and Knitted With Love tagged were included. Disney themed heart confetti was scattered in the box.
Our crochet kits included a full cake of Eden Cottage Yarn and a mini skein of Yorkshire Dale Yarns. This time to make up a framed motif of either a sunshine or heart. Frames and printed quotes included along with the confetti, crocheted with love tags and stitch marker.
With Ziggy Stardust DK by The Wool Kitchen, a David Meowie mitten and a pattern to make mitts with option mitten tops and the signature black star this was a month of remembrance and homage to the Thin White Duke.
Our crochet kits came with the red, white and blue to create the Aladdin Sane lightening bolt across the front of these cosy mittens. They also came with the David Meowie mitten.
December 2016 - Literature Kit
This was a monster yarn month: two whole skeins of Dye Ninja high twist merino, one of which was in her Terry Pratchett colourway. These made up Karie Westermann's Byatt shawl and the kit came with a Sonic Knits notebook and some yarn-themed pencils by Oh For Hooks' Sake.
November 2016
November's knitting club came with a beautiful skein of Fyberspates Scrumptious chunky, two sets of Brittany needles and a wonderful bar of lanolin soap exclusive to Baa Ram Ewe.
November's crochet box came with THREE skeins of West Yorkshire Spinners Blueface Leicester Aran to make these adorable advent boxes.
September 2016
September's knitting club came with an outstanding shade Titus 4ply by Baa Ram Ewe. The pattern was Beeautiful Armwarmers by Fleur Duivis. Personalised stitch markers by Yarnistry were complemented by the rave-green DPNs and a very seasonal moth deterrent was included with the lavendar bags.
September's crochet club was an amigurumi pattern by Ruth Crawford of New Adventures in Craft blog. To be created with Titus mini skeins in Viking and an option to create the face with a second mini skein or use the felt and embroidery included. Crochet kits also came with a personalised marker from Yarnistry.
August 2016
August's box was more than what had come before with a whopping 365m of Fyberspates Viviacious yarn, a cowl pattern by Louise Zass-Bangham, Knit Pro needles and stitch markers, a ladybird brooch and card by Ginger Pickle.
July 2016
We welcomed the Summer with some superb ice-cream motif socks designed by Karen Butler, knit up in Askham by Eden Cottage Yarns, using Knit Pro needles, markers, hooks and gauge, a Flamingo notions bag and some luxurious hand cream by Nature's Scents.
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Playreaders SMA concludes its current season with the sizzling black comedy The God of Hell by legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Sam Shepard. It was written in 2004, three years after 9/11and the Patriot Act and as the Iraq war was in full swing. Folks were starting to get over the shock of the twin towers and ask questions about what was happening to their country. Upon its world premiere, The New York Times reviewer wrote, "A robust new farce that shows Mr. Shepard's gift for finding deadpan surrealism in bucolic speech. As hilarious as it is sobering."
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Frank (BC May) and Emma (Maggie Bunce) are a quiet, respectable couple who raise cows on their Wisconsin farm. Soon after they agree to put up Frank's old friend, Haynes (Ken Albanese), who is on the lam from a secret government project involving plutonium, they're visited by Welch (Harold Dean James), an unctuous government bureaucrat from hell. His aggressive patriotism puts Frank, Emma, and Haynes on the defensive, transforming a heartland American household into a scene of torture and promoting a radioactive brand of conformity with a dangerously long half-life. Newsday called The God of Hell, "Deliriously entertaining, and deeply scary. A shivering work of existential mystery."
Sam Shepard is an American icon and author of 50 plays. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Buried Child, and his other notable titles include Curse of the Starving Class, True West, Fool for Love, and A Lie of the Mind. His acting credits in more than 30 films include an Oscar nomination for The Right Stuff, and his screenplay for Paris, Texas, won the Grand Jury prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
The God of Hell is quintessential Shepard: funny, dry, ironic, satiric, biting, and ultimately devastating. Directed by Michael Gottlieb, with lights/sound by YaYa Silva Mendez, performed by four wonderful actors, The God of Hell is sure to send you into the night with enthusiastic conversation.
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- 70 lbs, 5 sets x 7 reps
- Around The World Lateral Raise
- 20 lbs, 5 sets x 7 reps
* I accidentally increased the weight by 10 lbs instead of 5 lbs and as a result failed on the 5th rep. I will attempt 230 lbs the next workout before trying 235 lbs the consecutive workout.
* I failed on the box squat but have been setting new PRs over the last few weeks. My bodyweight is down to 165 lbs but I was still able to do a 265 lbs front squat the previous leg workout which is not too bad. I know that in Classic Powerlifting (raw) being able to bench press 100 lbs more than your bodyweight would qualify you for the nationals here in Canada. The weight an athlete can handle in the front squat is somewhat similar. The most I have ever seen any front squat on YouTube is around 600 lbs.
* Using 20 lbs wasn't much of a challenge however, I picked a starting point and will continue to add 5 lbs a workout until I can't add any more weight. Then drop the weight back down and repeat the process using 3, 5, 12, 15, or 20 rep sets. This type of a pyramid allows me to continuously add 5 lbs each workout for months without failure. Chances are I get bored of the exercise long before I reach a plateau.
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A group of about 100 people gathered at Main Beach on Friday and marched toward City Hall to protest bullying and promote kindness.
Cars honked their horns as they crossed Coast Highway to Broadway Street in the People's March Against Bullying, showing support for the high schoolers who held signs that said "Words can kill" and "It's cool to be kind."
Jonah Mowry — known for a YouTube video he made when he was 13 about being bullied and cutting himself — donned a pink mohawk and led the group with confidence in cheers, yelling at cars for support as they marched.
Now an El Toro High School student, Jonah said his 13-year-old self wouldn't recognize the person he is today.
"It's totally weird. I'm actually kind of popular now," Jonah, 15, said. "I never would have expected it."
He had to cope with horrible comments left on his video and realized, "I don't know these people." He said he also realized he also didn't know the bullies who tormented him at school and needed to ignore their voices.


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Amna Boheim's debut novel, The Silent Children, won the 2016 IPPY silver medal for Best Suspense/Thriller.
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Vienna: A City Carried Forever in Your Soul
Reflections on Place from an IPPY-Winning Author
It's September, 2013. Child Number Two arrived four months ago. I'm back at my desk, which we've now moved to our bedroom. I switch on my computer and open up a file marked, The Silenced Children. I've already read the draft I rattled out within six months, desperate to get it out before Child Number Two popped out. And God, it is rubbish. Actually, calling it that is an insult to the word. The draft is a miserable and flabby attempt at a first novel.
And so the work begins to reshape it, strike out characters, toss out distracting sub-plots and sharpen it into the story that I've now bedded down in my mind. As I type away in snatched moments of free time, the story races ahead, my characters become more flawed, more nuanced. I'm throwing obstacle after obstacle at my main character, Max Gissing. I don't want him to be perfect. I want him to be slightly dysfunctional, slightly awkward. I'm breathing life into my characters and story and as I write, ideas float to the surface adding more depth to the plot, and those things keep me typing away. Never mind that the story turns darker, that the subject is slightly disturbing – something that no sane mother of two should be writing about. But who cares? I'm writing and that's all that matters.
But then I hit a wall. And there's no climbing over it, or knocking it down. The thing is, I've lost any sense of place. And place, for this novel, is important. I'm talking about the streets Max Gissing treads, the house where most of the action takes place. I can't just conjure them up from thin air. Because, you see, the place where the story is set, is Vienna.
Don't get me wrong: I've been to Vienna. Not once, but twice. In fact, I fell in love with the place shortly after I fell for my (Austrian and Vienna-born) Better Half.
'I have to go there,' I tell him.
'Why not use the internet?' he says.
'Googling,' I tell him, 'is not an option.' I don't tell him that motherhood's turned my brain into mush and I can't remember a thing about the city. But just then, a flash of inspiration cuts through the mush. 'Why don't we go away for the weekend … WITHOUT children?'
A 'discussion' follows, but to minimise word count, I'll skip over the detail … And so my Better Half and I go to Vienna.
Once we begin walking around the city, visiting the museums and the galleries, I know I was right to set my story in Austria's capital. Vienna has an impressive yet quietly restrained atmosphere. Behind the grand neo-classical façades, a dark undertone flows through the city. Perhaps it's to do with the history of the place, the role it succumbed to before and during World War 2, and the role it played on the frontline of the Cold War. Then I think of the breakthroughs born in this city – the art, the science. It's fascinating. So fascinating that I think of another story I could write.
'Finish the first novel first,' my Better Half says.
We visit the Leopold Museum, home to many pieces by the Expressionist, Egon Schiele. You look at his drawings and paintings, the boldness of his work, which, at the time they were done, went beyond anything that could be captured by camera. There's a fear permeating Schiele's work: the relationship between mother and child, the relationship between lovers, his relationship with death. In the Belvedere, there's one painting by Schiele that captures my attention. I had seen it before and wanted it to play a role in my story. For want of a better word, call it a cameo. Seeing it again fuels my imagination.
The streets of Hietzing seep into my consciousness. There's something about its turn-of-the-century villas, the quiet tree-lined roads, the fact, perhaps, that I'm visiting the place in autumn. I 'find' the house Max Gissing inherits from his estranged mother. But I'm not going to replicate it. Instead, it'll serve as a rough blueprint. And that's the thing with fiction: you can choose a setting and fashion it to your liking. I even move the house to another (very real) street – Himmelhofgasse. The street itself is a gentle incline, but I picture it as steeper, more dramatic, with the houses set a little further apart from one another. But, I tell myself, I'll stay true to its views.
And so I have what I need to fill the gaps. I'm armed and raring to go again. I reel out a draft that's not so rubbish, one that The Literacy Consultancy reader, Ashley Stokes, tells me is, 'good' with a, 'strong sense of place.' But he doesn't like the title. 'It's weak,' he says. 'Call it The Silent Children.' I send a draft to my editor, Averill Buchanan. She likes it, although she tells me that it needs more work. It's 70 percent there, then 90, then 99 percent there. And, we're done ...
… It's November 2016. Child Number Three arrived a little over a year ago. I'm sitting in my very own study. I switch on my computer and open up a file marked, X. I read the draft I rattled out within six months, desperate to get it out before Child Number Three popped out. And God, it is rubbish. Actually, calling it that is an insult to the word. The draft is a miserable and flabby attempt at a second novel. But I know what I need to do to make it right. I've a plan of action. I know the story, the characters. And, I know the setting: a seaside town in the north-east of England. I don't even have to visit the place. Why's that? I ask myself. Perhaps it's because I was born there, grew up there. Whether I like it or not, it's a part of me. I can picture the roads, the houses, the sea, the stretch of beach and coastline; the snaking country roads. When I close my eyes, I can smell the brine, taste the saltiness in the air as the seagulls swoop and soar across the grey-tinged sky.
Title adapted from the following quote: "Vienna wasn't just a city, it was a tone that either one carries forever in one's soul or one does not." Sándor Márai, Embers
Amna K. Boheim worked in investment banking before turning her hand to writing. She completed two Faber Academy writing courses, including the six-month Faber Academy Writing a Novel (online) course. She authors a blog under the title, Djinn Mamu … & Other Strange Stories and posts snippets on writing and life in general. The Silent Children – a supernatural mystery set in Vienna – is her debut novel.
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Its a midsummers night and the mischievous Dokkebi (Korean goblins), are having a big party . Combining unique Korean-style movements, facial expression and vocalization with a fresh mix of energetic dance, voice and percussion, the Shakespearean original is compellingly brought to life by Director Jung-Ung Yangs original script, incorporating themes and characters from Korean culture and folklore.You will witness the Korean equivalents of the fairy king and queen, Oberon and Titania, in reverse roles. Bottom is a country woman searching for Sansam, a rare hundredyear- old ginseng, and Puck splits into twins! It is A Midsummer Nights Dream by Shakespeare, but it is a fascinating re-telling that is infused with wit and pageantry that is uniquely Korean. As Koo Jayeon, reporter of Seoul magazine states: A Midsummer Nights Dream by the Yohangza Theatre Company contains a kind of universality, transcending cultural differences between East and West. Inspired by Shakespeares play, Yohangzas production features director Jung-Ung Yangs original script, incorporating themes and characters from Korean culture and folklore, foremost and perhaps most enjoyable being the figure of the Dokkebi emerge after sunset and disappear before sunrise. The Dokkebi, who love to sing and dance, are similar to sprites and goblins in Western fairy tales. Except for the one or two horns on their heads, they otherwise resemble human beings, compete with human foibles and affections. Another typically Korean character is Ajumi, a feisty woman wondering in the forest collecting herbs to sell at market. The pot of gold at the end of her rainbow is to find the mythic thousand year old ginseng plant (Sansam), thus assuring wealth and happiness for the rest of her life.
Following the storyline of the Shakespearean original, Director Jung-Ung Yangs script shows Hang in love with Beuk, who is forced by her father to marry Loo. Hang and Beuk decide to run away and get married secretly. Beuk accidentally tells her secret to her best friend, Ick, who is in love with Loo. Hoping that Loo will give up his love for Beuk, Ik tells Rue about Beuks plans to elope with Hang. However, the story gets more and more twisted. Loo runs after his love and meets the Dokkebi Oberon, who is constantly flirting with girls while his Dokkebi wife, the head of all the goblins, hatches a plan to fix him. However, as the critic Leah Milner points out, Yohangza makes physical theatre an extreme sport in their spectacular retelling of Shakespeares comedy. Korean folklore breathes new magic into the tale, with its mischievously humourous Dokkebi goblins. Milner calls it a truly multilingual performance narrated in a foreign tongue and through the combined languages of dance, percussion and mime, with the Korean cast losing nothing in translation. Awarding the production a 5 star rating, Milner goes on to add, the lights are dimmed, the actors dance with glowing bangles to welcome us to their dreamscape. Percussion immerses the nocturnal forest in surround sound, the performers disperse through the auditorium to produce an orchestra of insect noise and beastly howls. All the main characters are represented, but there are subtle changes and role reversals in their Korean counterparts. Shakespeares Oberon is the dominant partner who casts a spell on his wayward fairy queen Titania, but in the South Korean version it is the Dokkebi queen Dot who wears the trousers. She has her husband Kabi fall for the grotesque Bottom character, an elderly woman the fairies have transformed into a pig. Duduri is played by two actors, at times manoeuvring as a single body and at others dividing into a Puck-ish double-act. Much of the drama is conveyed by facial expression, gesture and martial-arts inspired dance. Slapstick comedy is enhanced by random and deliberately incongruous interjections in broken English, its perfect comic timing bridges the cultural gap between audience and cast.


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The History of Fundamental "Christian" Beliefs
The following is a brief biography of Constantine from Infopedia 2, (a 29-volume encyclopedia on CD). It explains how he became interested in the Christianity of his day:
"Constantine I. Called the Great. Full name Flavius Valerius Aurelius Conastanatianus \ykSn(t)-sten-'ti-nes\ . d. 337. Roman emperor (306-337). Eldest son of Constantius Chlorus; accompanied Diocletian in expedition to Egypt (296); proclaimed successor (caesar) by his father at York, Britain (306); at the time one of six claimants to throne of Roman Empire; caused death (310) of Maximian for conspiracy; became sole emperor in the West on defeating Maxentius in three battles, the last at the Milvian Bridge (312) at Rome; on this occasion legend states that a cross and the words in hoc signo vinces ("by this sign thou shalt conquer") appeared in the heavens; at that time (or earlier) adopted Christianity; issued with Licinius Edict of Milan (313) extending rights and toleration to Christians; devoted next nine years (314-323) to administration, strengthening of frontiers, and restraining barbarians; built Arch of Constantine (315) at Rome; attempted to suppress schisms in church, esp. that of Donatists. After defeating (324) and executing (325) Licinius, ruled as sole emperor; renamed Byzantium Constantinople (330). Called the great Council of Nicaea (325) at which Nicene Creed was adopted; banished Arius and attempted to suppress Arianism." Infopedia.
What the article does not explain is how he introduced Christmas to the Romans. After his vision of the cross, he contacted some Christian bishops to learn of the religion of the cross. He liked what the bishops told him and included Christ as part of his pantheon. He also attempted to convert the Empire to this new religion, Christianity. They adamantly refused. Why? They refused to give up their great festivals, particularly Saturnalia.
In order to convert the Empire to "Christianity," Constantine, with the help of the bishops, changed the name only of the feast of Saturnalia (from the pagan god Saturn) to Christmas, Christs Mass (whatever that means) because the Romans refused to give up their holiday with gift giving, family gatherings and dinners, and office orgies. Aside from erroneously claiming that late December was Christs birthday, Christmas largely remains Saturnalia with a new name, except that the bishops added to Saturnalia some emotional reference to Jesuss birth in the manger. Soon the Romans made idols, crèches, of the manger scene as befitting their pagan roots.
The Lourve has a statue of a little fat god with a large bushy beard and chubby cheeks. If someone would dress the statue in a red suit, it would look just like Santa Claus. The statue, however, was not Santa Claus but the god, Saturn. Christmas cannot be made into something other than its original intent, even with a new name and motifs.
About two years before he died, Constantine established Sunday as the day of worship because the sun was his favorite god. This was not difficult to understand because the Romans had a pantheon of gods in their religion. These gods often became saints in the liturgy. The pantheon, the temple dedicated to all the Roman gods, became the church called Santa Maria ad Martyres. Around the temple-church are statues from the Roman era with saints names.
Constantines Council of Nicaea established trinity, a concept of paganism for thousands of years, to Catholicism during its sessions. At the time, and one of the major reasons for the Council, was a dispute among three groups monotheists, dualists and trinitarians. Constantine believed that Jesus was a god, like all kings in pagan philosophy. He considered himself a demigod, who would eventually reside in the heavens after his death. Arians believed that there was one God, the Father. And most of the bishops believed there were three persons in one God, trinitarians.
Here is what Infopedia says:
"NICENE CREED, in Christian theology, confession of faith.
The first creed so named was adopted at the first Council of Nicaea in ad 325 to settle a controversy concerning the persons of the Trinity. It was intended to cover debated questions as to the divinity of Christ, and it introduced the word homoousios (Gr., "of the same substance") to correct the error of the homoiousian ("of like substance") party. To it were added several clauses against Arianism (q.v.)"
Infopedia says this about Arianism:
"ARIANISM, a Christian heresy of the 4th century that denied the full divinity of Jesus Christ. It was named for its author, Arius (256-336). A native of Libya, Arius studied at the theological school of Lucian of Antioch (d. 312), where other supporters of the Arian heresy were also trained. After he was ordained a priest in Alexandria, Arius became involved (319) in a controversy with his bishop concerning the divinity of Christ. Arius was finally exiled (325) to Illyria because of his beliefs, but debate over his doctrine soon engulfed the whole church and agitated it for more than half a century. Although his doctrine was eventually outlawed (379) throughout the Roman Empire by Emperor Theodosius I, it survived for two centuries longer among the barbarian tribes that had been converted to Christianity by Arian bishops.
"Arius taught that God is unbegotten and without beginning. The Son, the Second Person of the Trinity (q.v.), therefore, because he is begotten, cannot be God in the same sense that the Father is. The Son was not generated from the divine substance of the Father; he did not exist from all eternity, but was created out of nothing like all other creatures, and exists by the will of the Father. In other words, the relationship of the Son to the Father is not natural, but adoptive.
"The teaching of Arius was condemned in 325 at the first ecumenical council at Nicaea ( see Nicaea, Councils of ). The 318 bishops assembled there drafted a creed which stated that the Son of God was "begotten not made," and consubstantial (Gr. homoousios, "of the same substance") with the Father; that is, the Son was part of the Trinity, not of creation ( see Nicene Creed). Previously, no creed had been universally accepted by all churches. The status of the new creed as dogma was confirmed by bans against the teaching of Arius.
"Despite its condemnation, the teaching of Arius did not die. In part this was due to the interference of imperial politics. Under the influence of the Greek church historian Eusebius of Caesarea, whose orthodoxy had also been questioned, Emperor Constantine I recalled Arius from exile about 334. Soon after, two influential people came to the support of Arianism: The next emperor, Constantius II, was attracted to the Arian doctrine; the bishop and theologian Eusebuis of Nicomedia, later patriarch of Constantinople, become an Arian leader.
"By 359 Arianism had prevailed and was the official faith of the empire. Quarreling among themselves, however, the Arians divided into two parties. The semi-Arians consisted mostly of conservative eastern bishops, who basically agreed with the Nicene Creed but were hesitant about the unscriptural term homoousios (consubstantial) used in the creed. The neo-Arians said that the Son was of a different essence (Gr. heteroousios ) from, or unlike (Gr. anomoios ), the Father. This group also included the Pneumatomachi (combatants against the Spirit), who said that the Holy Spirit (q.v.) is a creature like the Son. With the death of Constantius II in 361, and the reign of Valens, who persecuted the semi-Arians, the way was opened for the final victory of Nicene orthodoxy, recognized by Emperor Theodosius in 379 and reaffirmed at the at the second ecumenical council (Constantinople I) held in 381."
Arius was close to the Biblical truth. But, as an aside, the Biblical Church had no priests. So by the Fourth Century, the church had already forgot many basic doctrines, especially monotheism.
Jesus said, "Hear O Israel, the Lord Our God is one." (Mark 12:29) Paul agreed saying, "There is one God, the Father " (1 Cor 8:6, also Eph 4:6 (one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.), 1 Tim 2:5 (For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus,), Mal 2:10 (Have we not all one Father? Did not one God create us?), and 150 other monotheist scriptures.
Finally, the Council of Nicaea established Easter as a holy day. In fact, Hyslop (Two Babylons) says Easter comes from Astarte the Babylonian goddess of fertility, whose rites and symbols traveled about parts of the world.
Here is what Infopedia says about Easter:
"Easter, a Christian festival, embodies many pre-Christian traditions. The origin of its name is unknown. Scholars, however, accepting the derivation proposed by the 8th-century English scholar St. Bede, believe it probably comes from Eastre, the Anglo-Saxon name of a Teutonic goddess of spring and fertility, to whom was dedicated a month corresponding to April. Her festival was celebrated on the day of the vernal equinox; traditions associated with the festival survive in the Easter rabbit, a symbol of fertility, and in colored Easter eggs, originally painted with bright colors to represent the sunlight of spring, and used in Easter-egg rolling contests or given as gifts.
Such festivals, and the stories and legends that explain their origin, were common in ancient religions. A Greek legend tells of the return of Persephone, daughter of Demeter, goddess of the earth, from the underworld to the light of day; her return symbolized to the ancient Greeks the resurrection of life in the spring after the desolation of winter. Many ancient peoples shared similar legends. The Phrygians believed that their omnipotent deity went to sleep at the time of the winter solstice, and they performed ceremonies with music and dancing at the spring equinox to awaken him.
"Constantine I, Roman emperor, convoked the Council of Nicaea in 325. The council unanimously ruled that the Easter festival should be celebrated throughout the Christian world on the first Sunday after the full moon following the vernal equinox; and that if the full moon should occur on a Sunday and thereby coincide with the Passover festival, Easter should be commemorated on the Sunday following."
As already suggested above, heaven was a concept of ancient paganism, which thought gods and others would reside in the heavens after death. Thus, we get such gods as Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Luna becoming heavenly bodies. Therefore, the good people in Protestantism and Catholicism would ascend into heaven after death and become a star or something. So instead of name a star after a person, a person becomes a star.
Actually, the Bible says forty-one times that believers are resurrected from the dead. No where does the Bible say or indicate that believers go to heaven. Because Jesus said that in his Fathers house are many mansions, Constantines followers mislead people into thinking the mansions are in heaven. Actually, the Bible says Our Fathers throne is coming from heaven to the new Earth some thousand plus years from now.
(See: Mat 22:23 Mat 22:28 Mat 22:30 Mat 22:31 Mat 27:53 Mar 12:1 Mar 12:23 Luk 14:14 Luk 20:27 Luk 20:33 Luk 20:35 Luk 20:36 John 11:24 John 11:25 Act 1:22 Act 2:31 Act 4:2 Act 4:33 Act 17:32 Act 17:18 Act 23:6 Act 23:8 Act 24:15 Act 24:21 Rom 1:4 Rom 6:51Co 15:121Co 15:13 1Co 15:211 Co 15:291Co 15:42 Phi 3:10 Phi 3:112Ti 2:18 Heb 6:2 Heb 11:351Pe 1:31Pe 3:21 Rev 20:5 Rev 20:6.)
Going to heaven, keeping Christmas and Easter, having Sunday worship, and holding the view that God is trinity are not in the Bible. Check your concordance.
With all these major doctrines initiated by Constantine and the bishops, perhaps Constantanity might be a better word to define modern Protestantism and Catholicism than Christianity.
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