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Celtic rock group Reilly celebrates fourth album, 'Revelry and Regret'
Local Celtic rock group Reilly has endured the typical sort of challenges 13-year-old bands face, such as lineup changes and, um, cicadas.
The band played at the Chicago Scots Highland Games in 2007, the year that the Chicago area was swarming with the 17-year cicadas.
"The vibrations (from the speakers) freaked them out," said Brian Bruendl, Reilly's drummer and vocalist. "They started flying up our short legs and got under our clothes. It was pretty awful. It was like the plague."
"I bit into a cicada while singing," said primary lead vocalist and guitarist Michael "Tinker" Tierney. "Every cicada that was ever born was there. But then our band had the best cicada jokes."
Reilly survived the onslaught of insects, and is celebrating its fourth album, "Revelry and Regret," a collection of 10 originals and four covers, with a free show Feb. 22 at Burke's Irish Castle that will include complimentary food. No word yet whether chocolate-covered cicadas are on the menu.
Who's who: drummer and vocalist Bruendl, 38, of Mequon; guitarist and primary lead vocalist Tierney, 43, of Franklin; bassist and vocalist Joe Neumann, 41, of Milwaukee; and violinist and vocalist Kimberly Unger, 38, of New Berlin. Tierney spoke for the band.
Day jobs: Bruendl has a locksmith business. Tierney works in outpatient rehabilitation. Neumann is a graphic artist. Unger is an administrations manager for Kraft Music in Franklin.
Their other "night jobs": Bruendl plays in multiple bands including The Orphans. Tinker is in the Beatles and Metallica mash-up tribute band Beatallica as Jaymz Lennfield. Neumann plays in Fuzee. Unger is with the Whiskeybelles and the Racine Symphony Orchestra.
Reilly website: reillyrocks.com
Formative musical experiences: My mom and dad were not really into music growing up, so I discovered a lot of it really on my own. My oldest cousin was a big Kiss fan; I was maybe 4 or 5 when he got me into that. I didn't play with army men, I didn't play with trucks, I didn't have toy guns. I wanted to be (former Kiss guitarist) Ace Frehley.
When I was 17, my mom asked me to pick up my sister from high school, and some guys she knew were waiting for me in the parking lot. They asked, "Are you Tinker?" I said, "Yeah." They said, "Do you like rock and roll?" I said yes. They asked, "Do you want to be in a band?" I said yes. My first show was playing at Odd Rock Cafe, opening for this band called Blind Illusion. The bass player, Les Claypool, went on to form Primus.
When Reilly formed: That was in 2000. Brian is actually the longest standing member. In late 2001, I got involved at the County Clare and posted an ad on their board looking to start a new project. Given the timbre of my voice, I had started growing toward acoustic music and through family connections was booking shows at Irish pubs.
The next day I got an email from Reilly's then mandolin player - we had been friends for a while - saying, "Hey, are you interested in joining our band?" I started in 2002 and had to learn 45 songs on an instrument I had never played before, the bass. Eventually, when other people left the band I moved to guitar. Kimmy joined in 2006 and Joe around 2008.
Band name backstory: "Brian Reilly was the original percussion player who put this pub band together," Bruendl explained. "He passed away shortly after that. I never met the man, but it was named after him in tribute."
Working on "Revelry and Regret": This lineup has been together for a good chunk of time, we're playing tighter and knew each other's idiosyncrasies. We feel our spin on the whole Irish tradition is something different than a lot of bands around here. Some songs on the record, my vocals might be a little more abrasive, and then there are some songs that are a lot more ethereal. And all of us are singing lead at some point, like in Kiss. It all goes back to Kiss. ("Revelry and Regret" will be made available to purchase on Amazon and CD Baby this month; links will be made available on the band's website.)
Favorite song on the album: "Fireflies." The sound of that one for this band is something like we haven't attempted before. It's a lot more contemporary. That is based on a true story about a client I had on a dementia unit. Her son was not understanding the disease, and she had just enough clarity left to be telling him, "It's OK, I'm going to be OK," and she coached him through her dementia.
Favorite song to cover: "Poor Paddy Works on the Railway." That is a pretty classic Irish traditional cover song that many bands have done, like the Dubliners and the Pogues. But we included our own set of lyrics and added another little midsection and Brian threw in different syncopated beats. It's one of the ways that the band makes other songs their own.
Dream act to open for: We'd go well with bands like Cowboy Mouth or Barenaked Ladies. They're fun, they're very interactive. Opening for a non-Irish band, that would show that our band can survive in other markets.
Where do you want to be in five years? We want to have recorded another album, for sure, and we're always trying to expand the territory (beyond the Midwest). We consider ourselves one of the hardest-working bands in the state. One time we had a gig in Indiana, drove to Chicago for a gig and back to Milwaukee for another gig, all in one day.
Next gig: Burke's Irish Castle, 5328 W. Blue Mound Road. Free food will be served at 7:30 p.m.; music starts at 9 p.m. Feb. 22. No cover.
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The Jenny dress has a subtle front overlap and a soft, sloped shoulder which flatters many woman's silhouettes. Three back buttons add room for a contrasting surprise element. Make your own Jenny variation dress in a bright & bold floral print like ours, or in a solid gem tone for evening.
The Jenny pattern download includes instructions & supplemental pattern pieces for 4 projects: The basic skirt, the skirt with bow (pictured here), the skirt with suspenders, and a dress! See them below:
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Self: 2 1/2 yards. Recommended Fabrics: Light weight fabrics, silk, blends
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Jun 17, 2011, 12.33 PMby FEDRA
beautiful fabric! Is it elastic? simple but nice style, compliments!
Feb 6, 2010, 01.31 AMby hellokitty1
There is no fabric yardage listing on the instructions or the pattern itself. How much fabric is needed for the dress?
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Mar 11, 2010, 05.38 AMby thecuriouskiwi
I noticed this too, I can't find it anywhere either, only the skirt fabric amounts (and even then it doesn't give a width)
Jun 21, 2011, 02.17 PMby alisondahl
Material Notes (listed above under last photo):
Self: 2 1/2 yards. Recommended Fabrics: Light weight fabrics, silk, blends Other: Interfacing 36" x 16" (EU 90 × 40 cm) Zipper 12" (EU 30 cm) 3 buttons (dress)
Jan 31, 2010, 05.25 PMby volvoqueen
What is the difference between Jenny Variation #6058 "A" and Variation "B"? Both patterns have "B" listed for the image so I'm having a hard time getting an idea of what Variation "A" is, can someone help? I want to know if the Dress is the same or if I get something different if I got one and not the other.
Jan 22, 2010, 12.01 AMby sewgurlwmu
After seeing all that this pattern has to offer, I am now more likely to spend the money on it. I really love the skirt and love the versatility of the pattern. I was hesitant at first because of the price and not knowing what I was getting, but now I'm seriously considering the purchase.
Jan 21, 2010, 02.48 AMby colly
This fabric is amazing! Can anybody tell me what it's called/where I can order some?
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Jan 28, 2010, 10.57 PMby racheln
Hi, I accidentally clicked on this making it flagged as inappropriate – which it obviously isn't – there doesn't seem to be a way of reversing this! I'm so sorry! I was interested in this post as I had asked a similar question on another project. So sorry colly.
Jan 20, 2010, 10.57 AMby sewverytall
High-heeled sneakers…hehehe.
Jan 20, 2010, 07.17 AMby sewingqueenkym
ncn6, you need to raise the neckline to avoid more cleavage, so the slope from the shoulder to the overlapped chest piece would be altered – even up to a couple of inches. With zero inches added at the shoulder, then more as you go towards the center of the front. Try it out of muslin first, to see how much you need to add to make it high enough to cover.
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Jun 17, 2011, 06.41 AMby melmeum
thanks sewingqueenkym, from all us modest-busted ladies
Jan 20, 2010, 02.50 AMby caskky
very cute! i've downloaded the instructions.. but where are the pattern pieces?
Jan 20, 2010, 02.28 AMby nehozack
Finally. I will be downloading this pattern now that I know what most of the peices look like. Love the dress, and it's a great basic skirt pattern.
Just one more thing… the model is lovely, the dress is awesome, the shoes are hot, and I will even say the little girl socks are cute… but honestly, whats up with the head scarf? Two thick, too long and too white…loose bandage, escaping mummy? Take your pick. You guys are usually so spot on with your styling, but I can't say I like this one.
Jan 19, 2010, 09.02 PMby csiu
Oooh! I think the dress has finally sold me on all four variations – thanks!
Would you know precisely how much fabric might be needed (I suspect I would cut out a size 34)? A bit more than two metres, maybe? (I'm only estimating from the Shari dress as an example). Merci!
Jan 19, 2010, 07.41 PMby ncn6
Any thoughts from anyone on how to alter a pattern like this to accommodate cleavage? I love deep V necklines and think they're really flattering on women with ample cleavage, but they can end up being just much too revealing, especially in non-stretch fabrics. My attempts to fix this problem on similar patterns so far haven't been too successful, so I'm curious to know if anyone has any good tips?
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Jan 19, 2010, 07.56 PMby froglegs
I have found that you need to cut and spred the bust piece to acomadate a fuller bust. I hope this helps.
Jan 19, 2010, 11.09 PMby alisondahl
Can you see how the front top has 2 pleats or gathers? You can cut, slash & spread these on the pattern which will accommodate for more volume (A technique where a pattern piece is cut or slashed and then spread apart to add fullness. Method can be used in ruching, adding decorative darts, or gathering.) Also, you can widen the Center Front pieces and make them overlap MORE in the front so as to add more coverage.
Hope this makes sense to you:)
Jan 19, 2010, 11.30 PMby ncn6
Thanks for the suggestions… I have tried slashing and spreading methods in the past, and this does work to an extent but it usually still ends up too low at the base of the V (and then I do ugly things like try to pull the panels together a bit more and stitch them down, which distorts the neckline and generally looks bad). Widening the pieces and overlapping them more might help with this problem, though. I'll mess around with this and see if I can make it work (as Tim Gunn would say!)
Jan 19, 2010, 04.48 PMby sunnilj9
Oh I love this! And the floral is so stunning! I can't wait to try this.
Jan 19, 2010, 03.28 PMby emlj
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One of the items currently before the American Ornithologists' Union's North American Checklist Committee (NACC) is a proposal to split Old World and New World forms of the Common Moorhen (Gallinula chloropus) into separate species. The AOU's South American Checklist Committee (SACC) passed a very similar proposal last year, and the IOC followed suit shortly thereafter. I expect the NACC will pass the proposal this year, and the Clements list will follow, so let's look at some of the reasons for this split — and the touchy subject of English names for the New World species.
Common Moorhen … or is it? © Corey Finger
Old World and New World moorhens haven't always been lumped. The AOU treated New World populations as "Florida Gallinule," Gallinula galeata, in its first checklist (1886) but lumped them into the widespread Old World species in its 18th supplement (1923), between the third and fourth versions of the checklist. Despite the lump, the AOU kept the English name "Florida Gallinule" at first, eventually replacing it with "Common Gallinule," and finally changing this to "Common Moorhen" to conform with Old World usage in the 1982 34th supplement. This all happened before I was born, so "Common Moorhen" is all I've ever known, but I know birders who still struggle with the change.
Alvaro Jaramillo's proposals to the AOU checklist committees cite recent genetic work and analysis of the birds' vocalizations to support species status for the two forms.
A 2008 paper by Groenenberg et al. (Ancient DNA Elucidates the Controversy about the Flightless Island Hens (Gallinula sp.) of Tristan da Cunha) set out to examine status of two flightless moorhens from the mid-Atlantic islands of Tristan da Cunha and Gough. In the process, researchers discovered that the two species, one of which is extinct, are more closely related to Old World Common Moorhens than to those sampled from the New World.
On one hand, this can be interpreted as evidence that four species are involved. On the other hand, it's not at all impossible to think that members of a very widely distributed species could become isolated in remote environments and diverge while the rest of the population maintains reproductive compatibility. However, these results also seem to show genetic distance between Old World and New World forms consistent with isolation, though the number of individuals sampled was not very high.
Vocalizations differ markedly between Old World and New World populations, with New World birds known for their weird cackling and giggling noises, while the calls of Old World birds are briefer and simpler (and less likely to end up in a spooky soundtrack). Xeno-canto has recordings from all over the world for comparison: Common Moorhen. Vocalizations are often important clues in birds' relationships because they are so important in birds' social interactions and reproduction.
The most obvious physical difference between the two forms is the shape of the birds' red forehead frontal shields, nicely illustrated below in photos by Charlie and Mike.
This bird, photographed in the UK by Charlie Moores, shows an elliptical, rounded frontal shield.
This bird, photographed in the Bahamas by Mike Bergin, shows a wedge-shaped frontal shield, wide and flat at the top, tapering toward the base.
So to sum it up, the Old World and New World forms appear to show some genetic distance, at least in one recent study, and they show vocal and modest physical differences. Presumably, they do not have much, if any, natural opportunity to interbreed anyway. The trend these days is to split in such cases, so such an outcome seems logical here too.
But what are the English names for the species after they are split? Both the SACC and the IOC use Common Gallinule for the New World species, reverting to a name many birders still use anyway. The IOC keeps Common Moorhen for the Old World species, which has never really been much in question anyway, as far as I know.
In fact, the SACC had already reverted to "Common Gallinule" even before the split, which you can read about in the ranty and rather amusing Proposal #335. "Those who don't care about the taxonomy think that the name Moorhen itself is totally absurd," writes Van Remsen. "The species has nothing to do with moors, per se, and even if it did, we don't have any gosh-darned moors in this hemisphere."
Again, the switch happened before I was born, so I don't get the drama at all, but to Van's point about moors, there may be another explanation. The Wikipedia Common Moorhen entry cites The Oxford Dictionary of British Bird Names (1993) to say that "moor" here is used in an obsolete sense meaning "marsh." I don't have access to a copy of the work to check, but it sounds plausible.
In any case, the word has a fine Old English roots, and certainly doesn't need to change on the east side of the Atlantic. "Gallinule" is a Neo-Latin creation (originating from the word for "hen") and for whatever reason has a lot of traction over here.
It seems likely that the AOU NACC will also split the species and call the New World birds "Common Gallinule" — after all, this is simplest and actually has precedent, unlike some of the more novel suggestions. Just for fun, which of these names do YOU prefer, and why? Leave a comment!
Red-fronted Laughing Moor-Gallinule.
Naming rights between the Old World and New World for international birds are always amusing. You all should be grateful that you aren't in new Zealand, where if there is a conflict between Kiwi names and anywhere else's then everywhere else's wins every time. Even for endemics.
"Moor" is the German word for any form of swampy wetland (bog, mire, marsh,… we don't differentiate that much, and if we do, we add something to the word "Moor" instead of using a different word).
I don't think the "Common" part makes sense as I have never been to an area in North America where the bird was common. In fact, many birders around Ann Arbor jokingly called the bird "Scarce Moorhen". And of course you'll want to drop the "Moorhen" for the reasons listed in the post.
Therefore, I am with John but would just like to suggest a slight alternative:
Red-fronted Laughing Florida-Gallinule
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@Mike: I presume it's equally common around Ann Arbor but just more difficult to see through the mist of migrating warblers, particularly Kirtland's. Great Lakes, right? GREAT lakes! 😉
I don't like terms like Common or Lesser for any living being.
I'd reserve the Moorhen for the Old World species, since the term Moor is still in use over there.
Florida? It's an abundant Bird and not specific to the state – so that makes little sense.
Laughing? Naah – that term never comes to mind when hearing them. Complaining would suit her call better as a description – but that would be as wrong as laughing as I'm pretty sure the bird expresses neither.
So I end up with American Gallinule as the one making the most sense.
It's all over the New World not only in America so the same argument for not having Florida in the name applies equally to not having America in the name.
Isn't the new world the Americas (North and South)?
@Jochen: The Ann Arbor moorhen fanciers should have driven up to Maple River SGA on 127. There was a hen parading her chicks around in full view right off one of the dikes for a few weeks last summer. We probably have them here in Lansing as well, but the shrouding mist here is smog, not warblers.
@Kirby: I guess they attempt breeding each year at Dolph but their chicks get eaten by migrating Connecticuts every time! 🙂
Still my nemesis around Ann Arbor, Jochen, believe it or not.
American Gallinule.
@ Laurent
A couple years back Trinkle Marsh had one. I guess this means you could still pull ahead of me for Washtenaw County!
In the spirit of Will's suggestion, I propose Lady Ga-Gallinule.
In keeping with its more colorful cousin, perhaps Gallinula galeata should become Gray Gallinule.
@Laurent: seriously, as far as I know Dolph had a breeding pair at least in 2005 and might be your best bet around AA. I think I only ever saw them in Ontario, but then I didn't particularly search for them in Washtenaw.
@John: what?? Are you "dropping me like a hot potato" as we say in German? I thought we were in this together. Oh well, come on, give me at least a "Red-fronted Laughing Gray-Gallinule".
@Duncan: no way! Maybe Deep Purpinule, but that's as far as I'd want to go.
Jochen, as far as I remember, you saw some Moorhens with me in Monroe County, at Pointe Mouillee (that was a lifer for me). My issue is in Washtenaw County, if I don't find a way to see it this year, Sarah T might pass me on the ebird ranking, as she is constantly gaining on me!!!!
What's about "squarred-fronted gallinule", or "trumpeter gallinule"?
@ sarah…I still have a few easy ones to find to stay safe for 2011……
@Laurent: yes, right, Point Moo!
Love the idea of Deep Purpinule as an old fan of the band! Anyway, I was glad of the split for another armchair tick.
Florida False-Coot
Since I've seen these birds in California, Texas, Georgia, and both coasts of Mexico, Florida in the name would be a misnomer. I have at least 16 birds in my list whose name starts with American, including the American Coot, which is in the same family. Even though Common Gallinule is not the best description, at least it would be easier to find in my list since Common Moorhen is probably what will always come to mind and is used in at least one of my books.
Not a big fan of anything being named "Common", "Lesser" or "Intermediate". A name should reflect something physical about the species, unique about its natural history or named after prominent Rugby stars.
While looking at moorhens in Brazil, I've noticed some behavioural differences between Old World and New World forms as well, with Brazilian birds apparently more social and even more aquatic in their feeding habits (http://www.leedingain.com/2011/12/brazilian-moorhens-laughing-matter.html). I'm wondering North American birds compare in terms of this behaviour?
American Moorhen, no doubt.
I am a new lover of the Moorhen, as we have a family in our yard, living in a tree on the marshy lake for the last 4 years. Mr. and Mrs. have raise 18 babies in 4 years and lost 9 others to "disappearances" aka predators (I take pictures whenever they have babies-she is sitting on eggs right now in my bottlebrush tree). They raise them until they turn black and then chase them off to a tree down the lake. I say it's absolutely a Moorhen, forever in my mind. Since this family, I have now started seeing them in every wetland/marshy/lakeside wherever I go (South Florida-Broward County). Therefore, I would go with American Moorhen since it is not specific to Florida only, they don't laugh, and in many places they are scarce – not common. They are also not common in the behavioral sense, different than any other birds I have observed over long periods of time-even the plentiful marsh-living birds in my backyard/lake or frontyard/certified wetlands. Their behavior seems different than any other category of my birds and they are much more people friendly while being highly possessive and aggressive towards certain other birds when nesting. they can scare the biggest birds and ducks in the area with one sqwaaak and running at them or escorting a group of mallards away from the tree with a sqwaak and jumping into the water and swimming behind them for about 15 feet. All the other birds are in groups by behavior, easy to tell by observing – except the Moorhens. As a side note, I mentioned "people friendly" because if I come across worms or big bugs while gardening I'll grab them and go over to the tree and make one of 2 sounds, smooching sounds, like a kiss or "tink tink tink" like a fork on a glass bowl and if I wait, Mr. will swim over and jump on the half seawall and I will toss him the worm or bug. It took awhile for him to figure out the sound would get him fresh food but he will either eat it right there or swim around to the nest and hand it over to Mrs. or break it up and feed it to the babies himself. If it's anyone else but me, he is skittish and won't risk it, but he comes out for me and occasionally will come out even if my husband is there.
Anyway, none of the other names fit for me. I'm a year after this conversation so its probably done already but common, laughing, Florida don't fit and Gallinule just doesn't fit them like Moorhen does!
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The mother of a 14-month-old boy who died Tuesday after regularly being punched in the stomach is now facing charges alongside her boyfriend, records show.
Dallas County jail records show Claudia L. Johnson was being held Friday on a charge of injury to a child by omission.
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I also strongly support the "make plain -> to be undef-safe" position. I've long found it frankly a design bug that using strict.pm means that $undef->{key} will either 1) silently create a hash or 2) die (depending on often-subtle issues of context).
My preference would be more like: Let me pick how de-ref'ing an undef behaves from 1) silent, 2) warn, or 3) die. Then, depending on my choice, $undef->{key} would pick (depending on context) between these paired choices of behaviors:
But, as a transition, it would be great if a future version of Perl 5 had default behaviors of:
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I almost always 'use strict;' and I almost always want $x = 'y'; $x->{z} to be fatal. But I very often don't want this to die:
So I've gotten in the habit of writing ( $opt || {} )->{blarg} (after too many cases of code making it into Production before it ran into a case that resulted in $opt being undef).
So, it will be less work to form a habit of $opt&->{blarg} (or $opt->?{blarg}), but I'd much rather be able to declare that undef-> triggers a warning (in either context) and to have that be the default behavior in the context where the current behavior really just doesn't make a lot of sense.
On a side note, yes, I am aware of the autovivify module. I've long wanted that capability but I have no plans of using that module because the amount and complexity of XS code contained in it seems like a very inappropriate way to implement this feature (except as an experiment / proof of concept before it can be accepted into the 'core' -- which is what I consider this module) and has too high a risk of bizarre failures for the benefit provided, in my experience. I expect that one day the too-much and too-complex XS code of autovivify.xs will be completely replaced by some quite simple 'if' statements that examine 'hint bits' being sprinkled into a few places in Perl's own de-ref-implementing code and then I'll have a 'no autovivify;' that I can feel safe using.
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Well guess we ( or at leas I am ) are too eager for "good" news, but we ( I ) should have know better
At least "Intel" is providing more and more intresting IGP with good OSS support, so retty soon Nevidia can be not that relavent ( at least for casual gaming and 3D ).
In any case we w8 ... for way too long ... we can "lil more" !!!
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Can I use Optimus if I have an i7 2600K and a GTX 580? In Idle (Desktop Mode) the 580 draws about 20-25 Watts from what I have read. Or is Optimus designed for Laptops?
Optimus is for laptops. Don't know if it's possible to shut down a desktop graphic card. If it is, in theory xrandr1.4 could work on desktops too.
Optimus is designed for laptops, but there exist other hybrid graphics technologies for desktop: Nvidia Synergy and Virtu. I do not know about driver support for these, but I guess it is not very good atm.


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JEFFERSON CITY- Carson-Newman (3-0, 1-0 SAC) built a 34-0 lead in their South Atlantic Conference opener Saturday afternoon and turned in a solid defensive effort as they cruised to a 41-14 victory over Brevard (1-2, 0-1 SAC).
Tyron Douglas (Clover, SC) led the Eagles offense with 112 rushing yards on 11 carries and two touchdowns. Andy Hibbett (Corryton, Tenn.) added two scores on 13 carries and 81 yards. The Eagles (3-0, 1-0) finished the game with 406 yards of total offense.
The Eagles' defense was stellar as the starters only allowed 184 yards of offense to the nation's sixth best rushing attack before exiting the game late in the third quarter. They forced three fumbles, recovered two, had three sacks, seven tackles for loss and an interception.
Head coach Ken Sparks said his defense was top-notch against the Tornadoes.
"That defense came out and hit some people today and really got after it," Sparks said. "It's what's up front that wins ball games and I thought for the first time in a while that up front, both offensively as well as defensively, I thought we did some great things. That was exciting."
Brevard (2-2, 0-1) was paced by Kelvin Jeter (Gastonia, NC) who had 75 yards on 14 carries and quarterback Tanner Wright (Clayton, Ga.) who toted the ball 16 times for 59 yards. The Tornadoes ran more plays that Carson-Newman, 71 to 61 but finished with only 290 yards.
Last season, Brevard's Andre Overholt and Jordan Ollis both crested 100 yards rushing. Ollis was limited to 32 yards, while the Eagles held Overholt to 45. After two weeks of keeping up five, 20-yard plus plays to both Wayne State and Colorado Mines, the Eagles limited Brevard to a lone 23-yard scamper by Wright.
"The kids were determined to get it done today," Sparks said of his defense's effort. "They were excited about playing today and it's been a while since I have heard that much excitement. Our coaches did an unbelievable job with the game plan. I think we beat a pretty good football team and I think Brevard will beat some people before the year is over. This was a good win and I was excited about it."
Michael Gruber (Walterboro, SC) had a game-high 17 tackles for the Tornadoes after picking up 19 last season against the Eagles.
The Eagles would need just over a minute to get on the scoreboard as Brandon Baker (Miami, FL) had a 39-yard run for the score. C-N had a number of miscues on the extra point which included a penalty and a bad snap which put the Eagles up 6-0.
The next C-N drive took only two plays and 33 seconds as Douglas broke off a 64-yard run and with Duncan's point after put the Eagles up 13-0.
Hibbett's one-yard dive put the Eagles up 20-0 and Douglas' second score of the day, this time on a one-yard plunge that capped a 67-yard drive, put the Eagles up 27-0. That would be the way the first half would end.
The Eagles pushed their advantage to 34-0 when Hibbett ran in from 18 yards out on the first drive of the second half. Carson-Newman has scored on its first possession of the first and second half in every game this season.
On the next Brevard drive, the Tornadoes were aided by several Carson-Newman miscues.
The Eagles had a blocked punt when Jarrett East Brown (Burlington, NJ) came through the line but the great defensive play was negated by an offside penalty. A pass interference call on the Eagles put Brevard on the C-N nine yard line and Andre Overholt (Tyron, NC) finished the drive with a nine-yard score. Ben Noboa's (Deltona, FL) extra point was successful as the Tornadoes were finally on the board.
The Eagles last score of the game came in the fourth quarter when the C-N defense forced a turnover deep in Brevard territory and Marcellas Pope (Ellenwood, Ga.) scored his first collegiate touchdown on a 21-yard run to make it 41-7.
The final score of the game was produced by the Tornadoes when they went to their running game and produced a 14-play, 81-yard drive that chewed up nearly seven minutes off the clock. Wright scored from six yards out and Noboa's point after produced the 41-14 final.
Javaris Neal (Columbia, Tenn.) led the Eagles defensively, resetting his career high with eight tackles, 1.5 sacks and 2.5 tackles for loss.
The win improves Carson-Newman to 7-0 all-time against the Tornados. Saturday's win is the first for the Eagles over Brevard by more than 18 points since a 77-7 Eagle win in 2009.
Carson-Newman is off to its first 3-0 start since 2007. C-N started 6-0 that year before a loss to Catawba derailed the Eagles' playoff chances.
The Eagles host Catawba next Saturday with kickoff set for 1 p.m. at Burke-Tarr Stadium. The game will be available on the Eagle Sports Network starting with the Tailgate Show at noon on Joy 620 (WRJZ-AM, Knoxville), 106.3 ESPN Radio The Zone (WPFT-FM, Sevierville) and online at cneagles.com/live.


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I met him in an online chat room for people who like to sit in the dark and talk about Jesus. His screen name was Balthazar the Enlightened and supposedly he lived in Milwaukee and he had three pigs he called "breakfast, lunch and dinner". I told him that's pretty funny, but I had to go because I believed I was in the wrong chat room. I was looking for the room for people who like to drink beer and talk about Leroy Butler - totally different. "You don't want to go to that chat room," Balthazar told me. "It's for sissy Packer fans who hate their lives. Stay here...with me."
"Well, believe it or not, I actually like my life, Balthazar," I told him. "And I think that's extremely RUDE to suggest conversing on the merits of one of the greatest strong safeties in NFL history is for sissies. Did you know Butler was a five-time All Pro or that he invented the Lambeau Leap? No, you probably didn't. I could go on and on, but I don't think a MORON like YOU would understand," I told him. It was OK to get a little cocky in the chat rooms, I thought. Per my chatroom protocol, I had turned on private browsing so he couldn't track me down and harm me if I happened to strike that particular nerve in Balthazar the Enlightened's body that would motivate him to do so. Of course, that would never happen, but you have to be careful. You never know with these Internet freaks.
I waited for his response. Nothing. Then, finally, he sent me a message. It was a series of numbers: 22.214.171.124. What the hell? Some coded Bible verse? Wait, was that my ISP address!? Before I could check, I received another message – this time a shortened link. I clicked on it and a new Internet page opened. Here I expected some profane picture but instead it redirected me toward a Google page...and wait a minute, it was a Google map…of my house!!! This pyscho had tracked me down!!
"10… 9… 8…." He wrote. It was at this point I ripped my computer and any attached cords out of the wall. I quickly shut off all the lights and then sat by my front door with a baseball bat for the next 12 hours.
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Status Effects
Attacking and Healing aren't the only features in Pokemon Battles. If it were, it may make for a boring fight. In addition to regular attacks, there are Status Effects. There are various different Status Problems your Pokemon can become afflicted with. Some may last a few turns, while others can last until you heal them yourself. Then there are some Status Ailments that will be healed if you switch out the Pokemon.
Some Attacks cause Status Effects while others cause damage and might cause certain Status Problems.
Type A and Type B can be cured by Full Heals, Full Restores, Lum Berries, Lava Cookies, Old Gateau, Heal Powder, and Casteliacones.
In the game, all Status Effects are simply called Status Effects or Status Problems. They have been ranked below from toughest to simplest.
Type A[edit]
The first type of Status Effects are the toughest types. These types will not go away unless they are cured with an item or at a Pokemon Center. None can stack up with each other. If a Pokemon is Paralyzed, they cannot be put to burned as well. However, is a Pokemon knows Rest, the Status Effect will be "healed" and replaced with Sleep.
Burn (BRN)[edit]
Burn is a Status Effect that reduces a Pokemon's Max HP by 1/8th(12.5%) each turn. In addition to the HP loss, your Pokemon's attack stat will be cut in half. All physical attacks you do will now cause 50% as much damage as it used to. This Status Effect must be cured manually.
Freeze (FRZ)[edit]
Freeze (Frozen) is a rare, but effective, Status Effect. A Pokemon that is afflicted by the Freeze Status Effect cannot move until it becomes unfrozen. Each turn is has a small chance of unfreezing, or a Pokemon can be thawed out if a Fire Type attack is used on the Frozen Pokemon. If a Pokemon isn't thawed out by the end of the match, you must cure the status yourself.
Paralysis (PAR)[edit]
Paralysis is a common Status Effect. A Pokemon that is afflicted by Paralysis will have their speed reduced by 25%. In addition to the speed loss, the Pokemon may not be able to attack 25% of the time.
Poison (PSN)[edit]
There are two types of Poison Status Effects, Poisoned and Badly Poisoned.
When a Pokemon is Poisoned, each turn it makes, it loses 1/8th (12.5%) of its Max HP.
When a Pokemon is Badly Poisoned, each turn it makes, it loses 1/16th (6.25%) of its Max HP and adds another 1/16th (6.25%) each turn. The first turn you lose 6.25% of your Max HP, the next turn you lose 12.5%, and the next turn you lose 18.75%, etc until your Pokemon faints.
Unlike past games, Poison does not sap your Pokemon's HP each step you take outside of battle.
Sleep (SLP)[edit]
Sleep is another common Status Effect. A Pokemon afflicted with the Sleep Status Effect cannot attack for one to seven turns, unless the Pokemon has one of the special moves Sleep Talk and Snore. Other Pokemon will also have the ability to use the moves Nightmare and Dream Eater on a sleeping Pokemon to cause damage.
If a Pokemon is still Sleeping after the battle, you must cure the Pokemon manually.
Type B[edit]
The second type of Status Effects are a little easier to deal with. Unlike the first type, these types can be cured simply by switched in battle, or they will be cured after the battle. However, they can be a bit more difficult since they will stack with each other or with Type A Status Effects. It's possible for a Pokemon to become Confused and Paralyzed at the same time.
Confusion (Confused)[edit]
Confusion is a common status effect. While a Pokemon is confused, they will physically attack themselves half the time instead of using their original attack. The damage done depends on the user's Attack and Defense Stats. This Status Effect last one to four turns or will stop when the Pokemon is switched out.
Infatuation (Love)[edit]
Infatuation is a tricky and effective Status Effect. Both Pokemon in battle must have a gender. The genders have to be opposite because there are no homosexual Pokemon. When one Pokemon uses the attack Attract, or has the Cute Charm ability, it causes the Infatuation Status Effect on the other. The Pokemon afflicted with this Status Effect cannot use Attacks 50% of the time. This Status Problem will be removed when the Pokemon is switched out.
Type C[edit]
Other types of effects are only called Status Effects by some. They're mainly certain moves over actual Status Effects, with the exception of Flinch and Trapped. Like Type B effects, Type C can stack with all other effects.
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A judge appointed a Lubbock special prosecutor to handle the criminal investigation of Stanley Marsh 3 because 47th District Attorney Randall Sims received a telephone call from a woman he knew and is a potential witness in the case, court records show.
Sims received a telephone call from an unidentified woman he knew "concerning felony offenses" in Potter County before criminal charges were filed against the Amarillo millionaire, court records show.
Lubbock Criminal District Attorney Matthew D. Powell was appointed to the case after a district judge signed an order recusing Sims' office from the investigation.
Powell, the Lubbock prosecutor assigned to the case, filed 11 criminal charges against Marsh 3 on Wednesday, alleging the Amarillo millionaire performed oral sex on a teenage boy in 2010 and hired another teen to masturbate for him, court records show.
Sims said Friday he could not discuss the facts of the ongoing criminal investigation. The judge's order does not say when Sims received the phone call, but court documents shed some light on why he asked a judge to appoint a special prosecutor to oversee the Marsh 3 investigation.
"I received a call at the 47th District Attorney's Office from a person I know. She related to me information concerning felony offenses that turned out to have occurred in Potter County, Texas," Sims said in a formal court motion on Oct. 5 that was publicly released Friday. "As the first law enforcement official to be told, I am a potential witness in the case should criminal charges be filed."
Sims' motion said it was in the "best interest of justice" that his office be removed "from these matters" and that a special prosecutor be appointed.
The same day, Oct. 5, 47th District Judge Dan Schaap agreed with Sims' request and signed the order for a special prosecutor.
Under Texas law, a district attorney may ask that his or her office be removed from a criminal case for "good cause."
Amarillo police said Wednesday they launched an investigation July 16 after they received a report of "possible child exploitation that had occurred at an office on the 12th floor of the building at 600 S. Tyler." Marsh's office is on the 12th floor of the Chase Tower, located at 600 S. Tyler.
"The abuse was reported to have occurred over a period of time during 2010 and 2011," the release said. "Police detectives began an investigation and learned that the reported victim was currently living away from Amarillo."
According to the criminal complaints, the 74-year-old is charged with six counts of child sexual abuse and five counts of sexual performance by a child, second-degree felonies punishable by two to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000 on each count.
Marsh 3 was released from Potter County Detention Center about 7 p.m. Wednesday on three $100,000 bonds.
Paul Nugent, one of Marsh 3's two Houston criminal defense attorneys, pushed Marsh 3 out of the county jail in a wheelchair after he posted bond.
The criminal counts filed against Marsh 3 by Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney Matthew D. Powell list two unnamed child victims.
Marsh's criminal defense team said Wednesday that Marsh 3 is not guilty of the charges against him.
In a statement, attorneys Nugent and Heather Peterson said "there should be no rush to judgment" in the case and questioned the motives of Marsh 3's accusers.
They also said Marsh 3 will "fight as vigorously as his declining health permits." "The criminal charges against Stanley Marsh 3 are mere allegations by the group of accusers who have filed a barrage of civil lawsuits against Marsh seeking millions of dollars.
Instead of immediately reporting any alleged wrongdoing to the police, the group strategized, conferred and waited," the statement said.
"After Stanley Marsh 3 suffered a massive stroke and became legally incapacitated, the group implemented their plan to become multimillionaires by signing contracts with an aggressive personal injury lawyer from Houston," the statement said. "The investigation into the group's claims is far from complete.
There should be no premature rush to judgment. Stanley Marsh 3 is not guilty of the group's allegations, and will fight as vigorously as his declining health permits."
Anthony Buzbee, a Houston attorney who has filed six civil suits against Marsh 3 that allege the Amarillo millionaire paid 10 teen boys to perform sex acts, said Wednesday he had faith authorities would pursue criminal charges against Marsh 3.
"It's a positive sign. I've said all along I had faith in the DA (district attorney) and the police," he said. "It's obvious that the civil suits were a catalyst."
Amarillo police searched Marsh 3's Chase Tower offices on Nov. 7 and retrieved evidence, police said.
"The search warrant revealed evidence that police believe further corroborates the accounts of sexual exploitation of minors," the department said in a news release.
The investigation, police said, led to the names of other potential witnesses and other potential victims, many of whom no longer live in Amarillo.
Amarillo police have interviewed several possible victims in the case, authorities said.
The charges could go before a grand jury in the next few weeks or soon after the first of the year, Powell said.
Last week, Marsh 3's wife, Wendy O'Brien Marsh, and two of Marsh 3's companies asked a court to rule Buzbee be dismissed and to rule Marsh 3 should not be included as a defendant in multiple civil lawsuits because he is incapacitated.
On Nov. 14, Potter County Court at Law Judge W.F. "Corky" Roberts determined in a separate legal proceeding that Marsh 3 was incapacitated after suffering a series of strokes and other medical problems.
Marsh 3's wife filed a legal answer to a second sex abuse lawsuit filed against Marsh 3 by John Doe 3 and John Doe 4.
The answer, filed on Marsh 3's behalf, denies the suit's claims and seeks a jury trial. At least two other defendants named in the civil lawsuits, Amarillo Protective Services LLC and McCartt & Associates, have filed legal answers, denying claims in the civil lawsuits.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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A person of interest connected to the shooting outside of a Westminster, Colo. dental office that injured four people has been taken into custody, Westminster police confirmed.
A spokesperson for the Westminster Police Department told Denver police station KUSA the person of interest was taken into custody at an interstate.
Colorado State Patrol trooper Gary Cutler told KUSA a Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer spotted the vehicle headed south on Interstate 25 at 5:33 p.m. near Arapahoe Parkway. Troopers were then called in but quickly lost sight of the vehicle.
Cutler said troopers then spotted the vehicle against headed south on I-25 near Meadows Parkway. Troopers surrounded the vehicle and was able to stop the driver fifteen minutes after the CPW officer first called.
The agency hasn't been able to offer any other details about the driver taken into custody.
Two adults and two kids were the only victims - they were transported to a nearby hospital with gunshot wounds after police arrived on scene around 3:05 p.m.
There's no word about motive or what led up to this shooting.
Cheri Spottke with the Westminster Police Department said during a media briefing that it's unclear what their conditions are.
She told gathered media that the shooting happened in the parking lot of the Cedar Wood business complex. Earlier reports had the shooting happening outside a dentist office but Spottke nor other sources would confirm which office.
Spottke originally said the four-door was only a vehicle of interest. About an hour later, Westminster police tweeted that the Corolla is a suspect vehicle. The vehicle and driver is now in custody.
KUSA reporter Katie Eastman spoke with the owner of a car shop near the dentist office who said he heard seven or eight "deliberate" gunshots and watched as a man ran down the sidewalk of Sheridan.
"Like somebody was taking their time aiming at whatever they were shooting at," witness Shaun Lucius said. "It wasn't like they were out there just shooting at targets."
Aerial footage shows about a dozen or more patrol cars parked around the building, which is surrounded in police tape.Officers have been seen walking around the property tagging evidence.
Law enforcement sources initially confirmed to 9Wants to Know that multiple were killed, but have not repeated that information and have since said publicly that the conditions of the victims were unknown.


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Daniel Eipp scored three goals for Harvard Saturday (Gil Talbot).
ALBANY, N.Y. – Daniel Eipp had a hat trick, while Dean Gibbons scored two goals and handed out two assists for the No. 20 Harvard men's lacrosse team, but the Crimson fell on the road at Albany by a score of 12-1 Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Parchman, who won 11-of-17 faceoffs, and Gabriel Mendola, who claimed eight faceoff wins out of 10 chances, led the Crimson with seven ground balls apiece. In goal, Harry Krieger stopped four shots, as Harvard sees its overall record slip to 6-3. Albany goalie Edmund Cathiers recorded 12 saves, while Miles Thompson and Ty Thompson each tallied four goals apiece to help the Great Danes improve to 4-5 overall.
Ryan Stevens tied the game, 8-8, with a goal midway through the third quarter at 8:23, as the Crimson capitalized on the second straight failed cleared attempt by Albany. The Danes reclaimed a lead, 9-8, with 2:39 to play in the frame and carried that advantage into the final period of play.
At the 13:55 mark of the fourth, Gibbons sent a pass to Eipp who found the back of the net to knot the game, 9-9. Only 67 seconds later, Gibbons and Eipp teamed up for another tally, as the Crimson moved ahead by a goal, 10-9. With 11:12 to go, Peter Schwartz passed the ball to Jack Doyle, who tallied Harvard's third goal early on in the fourth, 11-10. The Crimson held that lead until Albany's Miles Thompson snuck a shot past Krieger to tie the game, 11-11, with only 2:14 left in regulation.
Only 47 seconds later, Thompson struck again to give the Danes a 12-11 advantage with 1:27 remaining. With 24 seconds left, Daniel DiMaria caused an Albany turnover deep in the Harvard zone. DiMaria picked up the ground ball and cleared it down the field. In the final moments of play, Stevens sent a shot wide and Krieger, who made his way down the field from the Crimson net, also fired a shot wide of the cage, as Harvard could not find the equalizer.
After one half of play, the teams headed to the locker room with a 7-7 tie. Albany opened the game with two goals early in the first quarter before Terry White got Harvard on the scoreboard at 11:55. After Gibbons knotted the score only one minute later, the Danes regained an advantage, 3-2, with a tally by Ty Thompson at the 8:38 mark. The Crimson and Danes traded goals until Kevin Vaughan and Matt Hull tallied back-to-back goals late in the first stanza to put Harvard up, 5-4.
Eipp fired a shot past Cathiers to make it a 6-5 contest at 12:59 of the second quarter. With 2:39 remaining in the half, Hull sent a pass to Jeff Cohen, who tallied a man-up goal, giving Harvard a 7-6 lead. The Danes evened the game with just eight ticks left in the frame, tying it, 7-7.
Harvard outshot Albany, 41-28, and the Crimson owned a 38-25 advantage in ground balls. Led by Parchman and Mendola, Harvard won 19-of-27 faceoff chances.
No. 20 Harvard will host No. 7 Cornell in a game shown nationally on CBS College Sports Saturday, April 9. The key Ivy contest is slated to begin at Harvard Stadium at 2:10 p.m.


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