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David Climer: James Franklin may be right, but his recruiting actions aren't
By David Climer;
The Tennessean;
James Franklin got this one right.
Like Coach Poach says, some players — maybe even most players — commit to the coach and not the school during the recruiting process. It's sad, but true.
That is Franklin's best defense for the end-around run by three players that previously had made public verbal commitments to Vanderbilt but instead are bound for Penn State, where he now coaches.
It's easy to criticize Franklin but the blame is at least partially misplaced. The problem lies with the players and their advisors — be it family, high school coach or a talent broker — who fall under the spell of a slick-talking recruiter when they should be looking at the overall football program and the university.
In a perfect world, coaches who change jobs would not flip recruits from one school to another. While it's not against the rules, it is on shaky moral ground. But it happens all the time. Franklin is just proving to be a better flipper than most. He is using the relationships he built while employed at Vanderbilt to fortify his first recruiting class at Penn State.
All's fair in love and recruiting. The coach, whether it's Franklin or somebody else, merely is doing what's in his own best interest. The player should be smart enough to do the same.
Did anybody really expect Franklin to keep his hands off all of Vanderbilt's commitments? That's naïve. If we've learned nothing else about him over the last couple of weeks, it is that Franklin's loyalty is to himself and his current job, not to his former employer.
Amidst all this, Franklin's past words and actions have come back into play. When he was at Vanderbilt, he threatened to pull the scholarship offer of a player that had committed to the Commodores but had the audacity to schedule a visit to another school.
He said those that would go back on their words and even consider signing elsewhere were "not men of honor" and "not men of integrity."
Look in the mirror. If the description fits, wear it.
Some recruiters are golden. Wherever they go, prime prospects follow.
In SEC circles, Rodney Garner is a certified pied piper when he comes to bringing in talented players regardless of his locale.
Over the past quarter century, he has been a productive recruiter while an assistant coach at Auburn, Tennessee, Georgia and Auburn again.
When he changed jobs, he often transported big-time recruits across state lines. And there was nothing illegal about it.
The challenge now is for Vanderbilt to hire Franklin's replacement and stop the hemorrhaging. With no one in a position to counter Franklin's lure or the offers by rival coaches, the Commodores' recruiting class is being gutted.
Close to home, MBA lineman Jashon Robertson had been committed to Vanderbilt for more than a year but now has reversed field. He says he is headed to Tennessee and ended a tweet to that effect with "#VFL."
For the hash tag- and initial-impaired, that stands for Vol For Life. Never mind that he had been a #CFL — Commodore For Life — as recently as a week earlier.
And Robertson is not alone. Others are in play. Ensworth lineman Michael Sawyers, a former Commodores commitment, has reopened the recruiting process.
As for Franklin, his change in venue requires a change in message. When he was at Vanderbilt, his recruiting approach was built around four key factors:
? Get a world-class education.
? Live in a great city.
? Make history instead of building on the history made by others.
? Play in the nation's best conference.
Now that he's at Penn State, Franklin's message must be rewritten, to wit:
? Get a great education (Penn State ranks No. 37 nationally by U.S. News and World Report compared to Vanderbilt's No. 17).
? Live in a cool college town in the middle of nowhere.
? Help return the program to its previous stature.
? Play in the nation's fourth- or fifth-best conference.
Good luck with that, Coach Poach.
David Climer's columns appear on Friday, Sunday, Monday and Wednesday. Reach him at 615-259-8020 or dclimer@tennessean.com.


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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) — A brewery helped aggregate academy food for accouchement in charge of them this accessible fall.
Santa fabricated an actualization for "snow ball" fights, which accouchement acclimated baptize balloons for. Amateur and able artists acclimated book to adorn a bank with Christmas, bank and beer-themed art.
Jason Shifflett, a co-owner of the brewery, said it is accustomed to focus its efforts on academy supplies.
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All the Real Girls
ALL THE REAL GIRLS (15)
D: David Gordon Green
Columbia Tristar (Jean Doumanian & Lisa Muskat)
Drama/Romance
W: David Gordon Green
DP: Tim Orr
Ed: Zene Baker & Steven Gonzalez
Mus: David Wingo & Michael Linnen
Paul Schneider (Paul), Zooey Deschanel (Noel), Patricia Clarkson (Elvira Fine), Maurice Compte (Bo), Danny McBride (Bust-Ass), Shea Whigham (Tip)
A reverie of a love story which still manages to be realistic though the dreamy cinematography and choppy narrative is unlikely to cater for everybody's taste.
In a small North Carolina town, a caddish lothario develops a relationship with his best friend's sexually-inexperienced sister, who has only just returned home following her years at an all-girls boarding school. It's an astute study of a romantic entanglement which tears apart a circle of friends as well as itself.
The acting performances are good, particularly from Zooey Deschanel, but the director's penchant for cloudscape photography is often a little too pretentious.
Paul Schneider & Zooey Deschanel in All the Real Girls
Danny McBride makes his feature film debut in All The Real Girls
Award Wins & Nominations:
MILSTEAD MOVIE AWARDS:
Wins: none
Nominations: none
OSCARS:
OTHER WINS:
Mar Del Plata Film Festival (Best Actress); Sundance Film Festival (Special Jury Prize)

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Friday was absolutely fantastic. We planned a day trip to Halle and Leipzig, Germany. Why? To go to a chocolate museum in Halle. And to go shopping/to the Bach Museum/ to an 800-year-old boys' choir Motet in Leipzig. A day full of chocolate and music? It's a dream come true!


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/ A trip to the Azores
A trip to the Azores
A guest blog by Andre Ashford.
I was recently fortunate to visit three of the islands in the Azores on a familiarisation trip, hosted by specialist tour operator Sunvil.
Where are the Azores?
The Azores are situated approximately 1500km off the coast of Portugal, in the Atlantic Ocean. If you were to find Madeira on a world map, look north-west and there you will find the nine islands that make up the Azores.
Discovered in the 15th Century by Portuguese navigators en route to the Americas, the Azores remain a Portuguese territory and also use the Euro as their currency.
What is the weather like?
Expect the winter months to bring temperatures of around 13-15°c, and a gentle warmth in the low 20s during the summer. Even in mid-October it is not unusual to be sporting only shorts and t-shirts most days, and perhaps a fleece when venturing to the higher points on the islands.
How do I get there?
There are currently two direct flights leaving from the UK every week. One of these is a Saturday flight departing from London Gatwick with SATA Azores Airlines, the national carrier. The second of the flights is operated by Ryanair, who have recently introduced a weekly flight from Stansted, also on a Saturday.
A direct flight from the UK to the main island of Sao Miguel takes around 3 hours and 30 minutes, so the Azores archipelago is a lot closer than many people may think.
Who are The Azores suitable for and what is there to do?
It would be fair to say that the Azores is not a destination suitable for those seeking golden beaches, 4 and 5 star hotels and all-inclusive packages. However, if you have a passion for the great outdoors, then it is very much for you.
Activities abound in great variety and include: walking, cycling and mountain biking, jeep and driver guided tours, bird watching, whale watching, swimming with dolphins, diving and canyoning to name but a few.
You may not be surprised to read that of the many activities on offer, the opportunity to journey a short distance off the coast to watch the whales and dolphins in their natural habitat is a firm favourite with visitors. Over the years, 27 of the planet's 80 species of whales and dolphins have been spotted off the coast of the Azores.
Dolphins, The Azores
Sao Miguel is the largest of the Azorean isles and is home to around 140,000 people, making up over half the total population of the nine islands. It is difficult to do more than merely scratch the surface of the offerings of Sao Miguel in a short stay. Head to the capital city on the island, Ponta Delgada, where you will have a chance to ride Tuk Tuk's along the cobbled streets, sample local delicacies at the city's restaurants and to view the historical Portuguese architecture. Ponta Delgada is the starting point for many of the island's excursions and the transportation hub; as such it is the perfect base for those who do not want to hire a car.
Sights on Sao Miguel that should not be missed include Lagoa do Fogo (fire lake), a natural lake in the crater of the Agua de Pau volcano and an excursion to Sete Cidades, an extinct volcano crater of around 40 sq km, within which sit two magnificent lakes, one deep blue in colour and one an emerald green. A visit to Furnas also provides the opportunity to visit the Terra Nostra Botanical Gardens, and a chance to enjoy the amazing natural Thermal Pool.
Botanical Gardens, Sao Miguel
A flight over to Faial from Sao Miguel takes a mere 40 minutes. The island is known as the Blue Island and includes the main town of Horta, itself a transatlantic harbour. The landscape of Faial is dominated by its vast Caldeira (volcanic crater), with the last explosion occurring here in 1957.
In many ways, when taking a tour around the island, the landscape is somewhat reminiscent of parts of Cornwall and even New Zealand in some small instances.
A 30 minute ferry journey from Faial, sits 'The Grey Island' of Pico. Pico too is dominated by its volcano which, at 2,351 metres, is the highest point in Portugal. The island is also home to the Verdelho grape, which is used to produce the wine that the island has become famous for. The vineyards of Pico are inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List.
Pico, The Azores
When planning a day's itinerary, it is worth remembering that the weather in the north of the island can be in stark contrast to that in the south. A visit to the Museu dos Baleeiros in Lajes do Pico gives a fascinating insight into the island's long history of open boat whale hunting, an activity which was banned in 1987 and which has now been replaced by whale watching.
There is an excellent range of 3 and 4 star hotels along with the more intimate Quintas – smaller, boutique style properties. The islands also offer a range of self-catering properties.
A highlight on Sao Miguel is the Azoris Royal Garden Hotel. The 4-star hotel's central location is a pleasant 10 minute walk to the Port area and main shopping district.
Azoris Royal Garden Hotel, Sao Miguel
On Faial, the Hotel do Canal again boasts a prime location opposite the Marina. Another hotel of note here is the Pousada Forte da Horta, with its views towards Pico Island.
The Hotel Caravelas is a wonderful option on Pico, a stones throw from where the ferry docks.
Andre Ashford
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With words of encouragement and love, Angel Number 1323 is insisting that you stay positive and optimistic about the future that you are creating for yourself. Remember that you are supported and loved by the angels that are close by, hoping to help you through your trials in whatever way they can. Angel Number 1323 asks you to rely on that connection and do your best to give your worries and fears to them when they start to wear you down.
Angel Number 1 reminds you that you are connected to those around you with a connection that is influenced by your attitude. Keep it positive. Angel Number 3 asks that you pay special attention to your intuitions because your ministering angels are working hard to get your attention. Keep them as your forefront in thought and feeling.
Angel Number 2 are there to help you complete your life mission. Rely on them when you lose sight of that (as we all tend to do from time to time.) They'll help you get back on the right track.
Angel Number 13 reminds you that hard times are coming your way. You are going to get through them by remembering the power of prayer as well as relying on your angel numbers to guide you when you need a helping hand.
Angel Number 23 reminds you that nobody gets it all right. You will struggle with your faith and love for your angels in hard times. This is okay, just do your best.
Angel Number 132 asks that you focus on your spiritual connection. It'll see you through the hard times with a ease that is fulfilling and inspiring at the same time.
Angel Number 323 insists that your prayers will be answered as long as you work hard to maintain the connection you have with both your angels and the higher powers.


The Pavilion of Knowledge is the largest Science Centre in Portugal. It hosts more than 700 visitors a day.
Portugal has a network of interactive Science Centres covering the whole country. Each with its own personality and specific area of expertise, from the forest to the sea, from water to astronomy, from geology to biodiversity.
If you love Science and Science Communication you'll find in Portugal plenty of opportunities to indulge in these interests.


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Javagrönskata (Cissa thalassina) är en fågel i familjen kråkfåglar inom ordningen tättingar.

Utseende
Javagrönskatan är en uppseendeväckande grön skata, med kastanjefärgade vingpennor och vingtäckare. På huvudet syns en svart ögonmask, röd näbb och mörkbrun ögoniris. Närbesläktade borneogrönskatan är mörkare grön med ljus ögoniris.

Utbredning och systematik
Fågeln förekommer enbart på Java i Indonesien. Tidigare behandlades den och borneogrönskata (C. jeffreyi) som en och samma art, då under det svenska namnet kortstjärtad skata.

Status och hot
Javagrönskatan tros ha en mycket liten och fragmenterad population bestående av uppskattningsvis endast mellan 50 och 250 vuxna individer. Den misstänks också minska mycket kraftigt i antal på grund av fångst för burfågelindustrin och förstörelse av dess levnadsmiljö. Internationella naturvårdsunionen IUCN kategoriserar den därför som akut hotad (CR).

Referenser

Externa länkar

 Bilder och filmer på Internet Bird Collection
 Läten på xeno-canto.org

Kråkfåglar
Fåglar i etiopiska regionen
Endemiska fågelarter på Java

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We are still waiting patiently for HMD Global to officially commence the promised worldwide launch of its first three Nokia-branded Android smartphones. In the meantime, a new teaser video designed to show off those devices has popped up on the internet. What's interesting is that the clip seems to show at least one new Nokia smartphone that has not been officially announced.
The clip, as first reported by online gadget leaker Evan "@evleaks" Blass on his Twitter account, was posted on Vimeo by George Chevalier Lewis, who previously was the head of brand photography at Nokia until December 2014. He is now the Head of Art at the Mirum marketing agency, and apparently was contracted by HMD Global to make a new video for its smartphones with the Nokia brand name.
The clip itself (which unfortunately cannot be embedded in our post due to Lewis' Vimeo privacy settings), seems to show that in addition to the previously announced Nokia 3, 5 and 6 phones, there is a fourth headset that has a dual rear camera set-up. That phone has yet to be officially revealed by Nokia.
HMD Global has yet to offer a specific worldwide launch date for the Nokia 3, 5, and 6, saying only that they will be available sometime in the second quarter of 2017.
So far, only the Nokia 6 phone has gone on sale in a few markets, including China. HMD Global has yet to offer a specific worldwide launch date for the Nokia 3, 5, and 6, saying only that they will be available sometime in the second quarter of 2017. All of these headsets are supposed to use stock versions of Android 7.0 Nougat, with regular monthly updates. The company's Nokia Mobile Twitter page continues to stick with its "Q2 2017" launch dates for the Android phones when asked by fans. It is also not responding to any rumors about unannounced products like the dual rear-camera phone in the teaser video.
Would you buy a Nokia-branded phone with a dual rear camera? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!


Has anyone ever noticed the smell of someone that has died?
Discussion in 'Afterlife Evidence' started by annabanana87, Apr 27, 2015.
Thanks for the reasurance mac I was a bit shocked when I realised that he was there as I haven't felt him nearby for a very long time. Made me tearful for a moment but then I was glad to know that he's probably always watching over me.
And now he knows that YOU know and understand the sign he sent you. It must be lovely to know that.
Have you decided whether to move back to, or stay in, the UK?
Is Brexit - today should be the day! - affecting your decision?
No, not at all. The whole Brexit thing has angered me because I feel that democracy has temporarily died in the UK. It doesn't matter what way you voted as it's the result that should be honoured. Politicians should be doing what their electorate voted for and leave deal or no deal. Negotiations can come later, when perhaps you have more bargaining power because the UK imports far more from Europe than it exports.


Martine Platteau and Micheline Bruyninckx run a dedicated helpdesk for retired staff from all the institutions. They are mainly there to provide assistance with the various EU computer applications (EU Login, JSIS Online, PMO-Contact, My IntraComm and Yammer after EC), but they can also answer questions and/or relay feedback on other problems encountered by retired staff, or if necessary refer them to the specific department they need to get in touch with.
Micheline Bruyninckx is the administrator for the Yammer after EC network. Note, however, that she does not deal with verification of retirement status in connection with applications for access to Yammer, or validation of access; those checks are carried out by the DG HR sector responsible for relations with retired staff.
Please send any queries to your colleagues in your national AIACE branch. Only if you don't receive a reply within a reasonable time frame, should you forward your request to the AIACE International Helpdesk, but please make sure that you put those to whom you sent your initial enquiry in copy.


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mtu unveils new engine technologies
mtu nutzte den diesjährigen Aero Salon zur Vorstellung neuer Triebwerkskonzepte. Foto: mtu
In the wake of climate change, even aircraft engines seems to need a change. The engine manufacturer mtu used this year's Aero Salon in Paris to present some of its concepts for the next generation of jet engines and beyond.
At Paris, mtu showcases new engine concepts
As passengers, we usually don't notice much of it. But the engines powering the Airbuses and Boeings must become quieter and more economical in order to meet the climate goals put forward by politics. As early as 2011, the EU White Paper on Transport set a target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by at least 60 percent by 2050 compared with 1990 levels. In addition, aviation is to use up to 40 percent CO2 fuels from sustainable production by 2050.
mtu already produces the ecologically-friendly geared turbofan engines together with Pratt&Whitney. Geared turbofans use two or even three drive shafts. A reduction gear operates between the low-pressure turbine and the large fan installed at the front of the engine.
Depiction of a geared turbofan showing the fan (1) and the gearbox (2).
Foto: Tosaka via Wikimedia Commons.
This allows the fan to run more slowly and the low-pressure turbine to run faster. Thus, both engine components operate in their optimum power range. This makes the entire engine quieter and more economical. Compared to conventional engines, fuel savings of around 10 percent are possible.
Climate change demands new solutions
However, according to the mtu managers, the targets set by policymakers can only be achieved with new technologies. The company's developers are working on two new solutions. The so-called composite cycle approach adds a piston compressor and engine to the high-pressure compressor. "This would enable us to significantly increase thermal efficiency," explained Dr. Stefan Weber, Head of Technology and Preliminary Design.
The Composite Cycle Engine compines piston engine technology with the high-pressure compressor of a conventional jet turbine.
Illustration: mtu
The STIG Cycle Engine uses the energy taken from the exhaust gas to generate additional power. STIG stands for "Steam Injected Gas turbine". Water vapour is injected into the gas turbine, which in turn comes from a heat exchanger at the engine outlet. This wet combustion process has made it possible to significantly reduce both CO 2 and nitrogen oxide emissions.
Concept sketch of a STIG Cycle Engine. Heat exchangers at the rear use the hot jet exhaust to generate water vapor, which is then injected into the engine.
Long-term goal: Flying without emissions
A further step towards climate-neutral aviation are sustainably produced synthetic fuels, which could be manufactured using solar energy. They would not require new infrastructures.
The mtu developers are also looking at electric drives. Provided that the electricity used would be generated in a climate-neutral way, emission-free flying would be possible in this way. However, the output of today's battery systems is not yet sufficient to power a large commercial aircraft.
One possible approach would be using turbo-electric or hybrid-electric systems. Gas turbines and generators in den fuselage would generate electricity. This, in turn, would drive fan propellers distributed along the wings, a solution that is already used in several air taxi concepts today. However, these concepts still have to prove their feasibility.
Digital models must pave the way through the energy transition jungle
Light from silicon proclaimed as 'Breakthrough of the Year 2020'
'Follow your own course, otherwise you'll keep running around in circles'
High Tech Campus Eindhoven rolling out one of Europe's five Field Labs for Autonomous Drones
Arko van Brakel: 'Consumers cannot cope with innovating too quickly'
What do you consider to be the most important innovations in the field of healthcare in 2020?
The development of the corona vaccine
The rise of the robot in the medical world
Apps that help improve your health
3D printing of bones and organs
Smart systems (AI) that assist doctors in operations
When knowledge no longer holds power
The Self-cleaning Car
Carlo van de Weijer


FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK…The Call to Serve!
I have often told the story of Fr. Carl Campanova, a young priest who served in my parish when I was a little boy, and truly was my "super-hero." As a little boy, my parents would let me go at the end of Mass and I would run up the main aisle of the church, climb over the altar rail, and run into the priests sacristy (the room where the priest vests for Mass). Fr. Campanova, would see me coming, stoop down, stretch out his arms, and catch me as I leaped into his arms. From that point on he would throw me above his head, swing me around, and then carry me to the front of the church, where he would stand shaking hands and greeting the parishioners. Eventually he would hold me around my waist, pressing me against his left hip, while I squirmed to escape, (yet I secretly loved every minute of his love and affection). Sporadically, he would look down, extend his huge smile, and say, "and you….you are going to stay right there until I'm finished with you….because God loves you…and I love you…and don't ever forget it." Eventually, Mom and Dad would emerge through Father's line, where he would promptly return me to my folks, but only after he pushed my little Fedora Church hat tightly on my head. This might explain a few things to the parishioners. First, now you know the reason why I plant myself at the back of Church after each Mass. And second; the call to priesthood in my life started in the way Fr. Campanova imaged the priesthood to me. That is, the priest was (and is) one in the community who gathers the people of God (with outstretched arms) and reminds them of God's profound and constant love, evidenced by the way he personally witnesses that love in his own life. I kept thinking about this image throughout the week as we prepared to celebrate Vocation Awareness Sunday. During the week, I reflected on my journey of faith that led me to the priesthood. (Photo above is my first Communion day with Fr. Carl Campanova. By the way….I still have the statue, tie, and Rosaries from that beautiful day).
As I grew up, I wanted to be just like Fr. Campanova, my Super-hero priest. I remember being a young boy and playing priest by making my own little Altar, using construction paper candles (I wasn't allowed to play with matches), wearing my Dad's T-shirt (it made a great vestment) and consecrating more potato chips and soda in some of my mother's finest paper plates and Dixie cups, than you could think possible. As I grew a little older, and was able to read, I took a missalette from church and learned to say the priest's prayers as well. As I continued to develop, priesthood remained in my heart, so it seemed logical for me to enter the seminary as I went off to college. It was during those years I began to question my vocation, and wondered if, and why, God would call me to the priesthood. After college I left the seminary and opted to explore other career options. Trying to understand God's will in life is not as easy as it appeared to be for the disciples. For Peter, Andrew, James and John, the Call to discipleship was quite direct. "Come, follow me!" However, most people do not grasp God's plan with such clarity. For most, it involves a time of discernment. Yet in the end, it is always about letting God lead us where God wants us to be, and never the other way around. During those years I taught at Gloucester Catholic, worked as a music minister, and took a job working income-audit control at Resorts International. I liked what I was doing, and enjoyed the freedom of living in my own apartment, with an added benefit of a nice social life; something still seemed to be missing. Furthermore, the idea of priesthood kept emerging from time to time.
My struggle in all of this was that I did not feel worthy to be called to the priesthood. Again, why would God call me? I thought priests had to be wise and holy, like my super-hero priest, and I knew that I had several flaws and human weaknesses. However, the thought of priesthood kept surfacing and simply would not go away. I remember speaking to Monsignor James Tracy, another priest that I had admired; to talk with him about my unresolved conflict. (I really liked what I was doing, but the thought of priesthood would not go away.) I knew that priests often spoke of receiving "A Call" from God, and I presumed it was supposed to be as clear as the disciples' call…."Come, Follow Me." I hadn't heard any voices nor experienced any visions. Msgr. Tracy laughed and said, "Louie, did you ever think that the desire itself it the call?" And to my question, "Why me?" Msgr. Tracy asked me to reflect on a different question…"Why Not Me?" Then he said, "Why don't you let God lead you, instead of you trying to lead God? Such was the journey that led me back to the seminary. Throughout those years I prayed diligently, "If you give me the peace I am searching for, I will follow you anywhere!" and I have prayed that prayer for more than thirty years.
The morning of my ordination I was so nervous that I couldn't button my shirt closed. My friend Scott, who was serving as the Master of Ceremonies for the ordination, helped me to get vested. He told me he would return to get me when it was time to line up. As I gazed out the Rectory window watching everyone walk into the church, I thought to myself…."Really, Lord….Why Me?….Why Not Me?" Within a few minutes, I felt my friend tap me on the shoulder to line up, and he asked "What are you thinking?" Still looking out the window, I said, I am really wondering "Why is the Lord really calling me to do this?" As I turned around, I stood face to face with Bishop Guilfoyle, the man who was about to ordain me. I will never forget the look of shock on his face and he stated, quite firmly, "The reason you were called was so that you would serve….and don't forget it!" And with those words, I took my place in line for the ordination ceremony. However, as the procession moved closer to the church, I remember stepping into the street and felt the most intensive wave of peace come over me. It was as if the Holy Spirit blew right through me, and I felt the most incredible sense of joy, peace, and certitude that I was doing His will. The desire was the call and I was being faithful in my response.
On my ordination day, at the beginning of the ceremony, a question was asked in the church "Will he who is called to be priest, please come forward, Louis Anthony Marucci?" "Present" was the response as I stood and the rite of ordination followed. I cannot tell you the number of times I have had to say Present over the years. Present to accepting a chronic illness, Present to accepting paraplegia, Present to accepting Administrative Assignments in the Diocese, Present to serving in various pastoral assignments, and now Present to serving as Pastor of St. Andrew the Apostle. Simply put, Present to remaining faithful despite the circumstances.
One of the greatest memories of my priesthood occurred on the day of ordination. Among the many wonderful things that happened on such a day, was the deep and dramatic sense that I experienced in the first blessing that I gave as a priest. Immediately after the ordination ceremony, the Bishop knelt in front of me to receive the blessing of his new priest. Immediately following, he escorted my parents before me. I can hardly describe the intense feelings that overwhelmed me as I, a young priest, and yet their son, still wet with oils, hovered above my parents, to invoke God on their behalf. Despite a lifetime of being served by these two wonderful people, I was able to give them back a most precious gift, the blessing of God himself. Honestly, there are not enough words to express the feelings I experienced at that moment. And there are not enough words of gratitude to have them with me today, twenty-seven years later, to invoke God upon them once again.
For the past twenty-seven years, I have lived my life trying to be faithful to the words of the Bishop on my ordination day. The reason I was called was so that I would serve. I have tried to remain faithful when things were going great, and I have tried to remain faithful when things seemed too unbelievable to be true.
This weekend the church celebrates Vocation Awareness Sunday. I do not believe for one minute that God has stopped calling young men to the priesthood. I do not believe that God does not want women to consider Religious Life as a viable life option. However, I am convinced that numerous men and women have stopped responding to God's call in their lives to serve as Priests or Sisters. Perhaps you have felt that you truly want to make a difference in the world. Perhaps you feel the loving presence of God in your life and want to deepen the relationship? Perhaps people have indicated that you might be a good priest or Sister, and/or may have asked if you ever considered the priesthood or religious life? If you think that God may be calling you….call me….so we can discuss and discern God's plan in your life. Remember….Did you ever stop to think that perhaps the desire IS the call!
Perhaps, just perhaps, God is tugging at you to be one of His servants to bring hope into our world? Christianity requires hard work. People will not hear the Gospel unless Christians show it….preach it….and most especially….live it. It is intriguing that two thousand years ago Jesus chose the unlikely. Therefore, there is no reason to think that He is about to change. Vocation Awareness Sunday is an opportunity to discern our own call to discipleship. It provides the opportunity to prayerfully discern a lifetime commitment for service. For those whose circumstances allow, have you ever considered the Priesthood, Religious Life, or Permanent Deaconate, as a viable life option? Remember, if helping others is part of your life; why not make it the rest of your life? As we celebrate Vocation Awareness Sunday this weekend, Priests, Deacons, and Sisters are afforded the opportunity to reflect on their own journey to priesthood, and their lifetime call to service. As I reflect on my own vocation, I am grateful for all the blessings that God has given to me in this life and throughout my priesthood. And once again, I say, Present…to the next twenty-five years, or until the day the Lord calls me to my eternal home. Once again I say Present, for the reason I was called is so that I would serve.


It wouldn't be a block party without a few special guests!
Hip Hop Honors: The 90's Game Changers premieres Monday September 18th at 9/8c, and I hope that y'all are ready to bring the '90s back with a block party like you've never seen before. It's all in the name of honoring the '90s hip hop icons who changed the game. With honorees like Mariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri, Martin Lawrence, Master P, and Hype Williams, this show is about to blow your mind.
Do you think they'll sing "Sweetheart" and Mariah will bring that fluffy white cat from the video with her? Can we make that happen?
And that's not all. I hate to name drop, but…Oh, who am I kidding? I love to name drop. You already know that Missy Elliott is going to start off the show with an epic tribute to the '90s, but the fun doesn't stop after that. This year's Hip Hop Honors will feature performances by Da Brat, Fabolous, Fat Joe, Havoc, Lil Kim, The LOX, Remy Ma, Ty Dolla $ign, and XSCAPE. DJ Khaled, Tichina Arnold, and Faith Evans have also been announced as presenters. Y'all ready to party yet?
We better see you there! Make sure you tweet along with us using #HipHopHonors.
Ain't no party like a VH1 party! The return of Hip Hop Honors is coming September 18 at 9/8c on VH1.


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Documentary on South Louisiana's Love for 'The Freeze' [VIDEO]
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If you've been in a bar in south Louisiana in the last 39 years, then you've probably joined in on a wildly popular line dance to Ronnie Milsap's huge hit 'If You Don't Want Me To', otherwise known as 'The Freeze'. We doubt that the Country Music Hall of Famer would have known that his song would become a beloved part of every wedding, graduation and party in south Louisiana for years to come.
The song came out in 1980, and some south Louisiana filmmakers are setting about to try and explain the insane popularity of this country music classic in a short form documentary. You might remember that local legend Warren Storm recorded a version in 1992, and you can hear that in the video below.
Allison Bohl DeHart is co-directing the film with her husband Peter, and it is being produced by Rachel Nederveld. They are currently looking for local folks to interview who could have been involved in the super fun 'Freeze Parties' in the 1990's. And they also want to find out the origins on how the line dance became known as 'The Freeze'.
You can read more about the documentary from the Acadiana Advocate, and if you have any information to contribute to the documentary, they have an official Facebook page, and they can be contacted through that.
Filed Under: Ronnie Milsap, the freeze, warren storm
Categories: Acadiana News, Local News, Music


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Concert Review: The Redemption of Gil Shaham
By Superconductor @ppelkonen
Gil Shaham in the park
The Walton Concerto, with the New York Philharmonic
It is not often that one gets to hear the same soloist play the same concerto in the course of a month, with a different orchestra and conductor. Friday's matinee performance by the New York Philharmonic featured Gil Shaham playing William Walton's lone Violin Concerto, a 20th century composition which blends post-Romanticism and jazz influences to create one of the composer's most enduring works.
Here, Mr. Shaham played with firm, robust tone, soaring where he previously skittered, and racing through the complex solo passages with robust tone and an intimate warmth. The intonation problems and reediness that plagued last month's Philadelphia Orchestra concert had disappeared. The soloist was smoothly accompanied by conductor Ludovic Morlot.
Mr. Morlot is a French conductor on the rise, with a brisk style that brought out clarity and depth throughout the complex textures of the orchestra. These qualities extended to the rest of the program, which explored the deep connection between the Russian compositions of Modest Mussorgsky and the music of Maurice Ravel
The concert opened with the prelude to Mussorgsky's unfinished opera Khovanschinha, a brief, evocative tone poem also known as "Dawn over the Moscow River." Khovanschinha tells the story of the rise of Tsar Peter the Great by showing the effect of Russia's political struggles across all levels of society.
This performance used Rimsky-Korsakov's orchestration, and Mr. Morlot brought out the shimmering, impressionistic textures in strings and woodwinds, firmly supported by the Philharmonic horns. If it seemed a little light in weight for such a serious piece, the fault may lie with Rimsky, who made a posthumous effort to "brighten" his friend's often gloomy music.
The second half of the program started with Ravel's Pavane pour un Infante Defunte, played at a brisk pace, as if Mr. Morlot wanted to get the funeral proceedings over quickly. It was followed by that composer's orchestration of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, a work that always brings out the best in this orchestra.
Pictures was originally a piano composition, ad Mr. Morlot's leading of the piece brought out some of the work's original, rugged qualities through Ravel's elaborate orchestration. Fine playing from a number of Philharmonic soloists, including tubist Alan Baer, the trumpets and horns, and of course the woodwinds, made for an invigorating stroll through Mussorgsky's imaginary gallery. The final Great Gate of Kiev was played with power and authority, in a resonant affirmation of Mussorgsky's genius.
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'There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man, by which so much happiness is produced as a good tavern or inn', these were the words of ' Doctor Samuel Johnson, 1776. The inn has been at the heart of a community since Roman times, and over the centuries, has featured prominently in English literature from Chaucer to Dickens.
Tickhill currently has five active "taverns or inns" whose histories are described individually via links in the following article.
In medieval times there were three types of establishments offering refreshments and shelter for local people or travellers and their horses. The alehouse was an ordinary house, which served home-brewed beer or ale and offered very basic accommodation, often in an adjoining barn; the inn, however, was generally purpose-built, providing both accommodation and refreshments for its patrons. Many were built by religious establishments for visitors and pilgrims, or craftsmen, such as masons, carpenters and glaziers, who were involved in the sudden growth in construction of these imposing buildings; some were originally built as hostels for the Knights Templar. Taverns were grander places, which sold wine and were to be found mainly in towns. All were considered to be social centres at the heart of the community.
It is difficult to say whether any of Tickhill's inns had their origins in medieval times. The Carpenter's Arms is close to St Mary's Church, and one could speculate that it might have taken its name from the fact that it would probably have housed carpenters, who were working on the church from the late 12th century until the early 15th.
During the 18th century, society had been plagued by the evils of gin drinking; in 1830, the government of the Duke of Wellington sought to curb this with the introduction of the Beerhouse Act. This was intended to encourage people to drink beer, which was considered less harmful, and introduced a new type of drinking establishment known as the beerhouse. Any person, who paid rates and was of good character, could purchase a licence for two guineas to sell beer or cider from their own home; the licence did not extend to the sale of spirits or wine. As a result front parlours in many homes throughout the country were transformed into beerhouses, and Tickhill was no exception. Many took advantage of the Act and the Travellers Rest, the Royal Oak and the White Horse on Sunderland Street, together with numerous other 'unnamed' establishments opened in the village.
For further information about beerhouses and the Travellers' Rest and the Royal Oak (now, The Oak) see the 'Tickhill Beerhouses' text on this website.
The 1869 Wine and Beerhouse Act made it mandatory for anyone who sold alcohol to hold a licence, and this extended to the off-licence, an establishment that sold alcohol for consumption off the premises. The term 'off-licence keeper' was not used in the census returns or local trade directories: 'beer retailer' appears to have been the official description. The licensing registers of 1886-1891 make reference to four 'off' licences being granted in Tickhill, however only Stacy Jaques of Northgate traded solely as a 'beer retailer'; Thomas Lane of Sunderland Street, together with Thomas Skinn and Walter Jarvis, both of Market Place, were first and foremost grocers.
For centuries the inn had been the focal point for the community, providing a venue for the local magistrates court, public meetings and auction sales of land and property; late 18th century editions of the Doncaster Gazette make reference events such as these taking place at both the Red Lion and the Scarbrough Arms. From the mid-18th to the early 19th century, inns became grander, some had courtyards, and many new ones were built to cope with an increase in the coaching trade. In the first half of the 19th century, services to London, Glasgow, Nottingham, Sheffield, Stamford and Lincoln all called at the Red Lion. During the 19th century carrier services operated from the Millstone and the Three Crowns to Doncaster, Gainsborough, Nottingham, Sheffield, Rotherham and Worksop. However, by the mid-19th century, the increasing popularity of the railway became a threat to road transport and this impacted greatly on the inn trade. The 20th century saw the advent of motorised transport, which was to re-vitalise what was by now known as the 'public house' and many, such as the Millstone and the Travellers' Rest in Tickhill, were rebuilt or modernised.
Inn signs were introduced by the Romans; the practice continued and centuries later, in Saxon England, one house in the community became the place to get ale and a sign, known as an ale stake – a pole set up outside - identified it as such: an example can be seen on the Bayeux Tapestry. In medieval times, inns needed to identify themselves to the population, which was largely illiterate, a written name was useless so a visual sign was used.
In 1393, King Richard ll passed an Act, which made it compulsory for all breweries and places selling ale to display a sign outside for the ale taster to identify. Since then English inns have displayed a sign which reflected life at the time.
From early medieval times many towns and villages throughout the country had appointed ale tasters. A reference in the Tickhill Court Rolls of 1700 records the appointment of six ale tasters by the Honour Court; Richard Warde and Daniel Onion were responsible for the inns and beerhouses on Northgate, William Smith and David Foster for Westgate, and David Roades and Thomas Cotton for Sunderland Street. Their duties were to inspect and maintain the quality and quantity of ale sold in these establishments.
It is not known exactly how old Tickhill's inns are; the earliest located references in official records and newspapers show that both the Red Lion and the Black Swan (later renamed the Scarbrough Arms) were trading in the 1760s. Again earliest located references suggest others, such as the Millstone, the Carpenter's Arms, the Three Crowns and the White Horse on Northgate were established pre-1840; with the exception of the latter, all are still trading in Tickhill today (2009).
There were also several other drinking establishments, which had a shorter existence, and about which very little is known.
The Angel appears to have stood in Market Place in the early 19th century, trade directories show Fred Saxton to have been the licensee in 1822 and George Pailthorp in 1828, after which there are no further references.
The 1848 Tithe Award and Map show the Tarrare Inn stood in Market Place, three doors away from the Red Lion. The inn was named after Lord Scarbrough's horse, Tarrare, which won the St Leger Stakes at Doncaster in 1826; it had been bred at Tickhill Stud Farm and trained on the Sandbeck estate. The first reference to the Tarrare Inn appears in Pigot's 1834 Directory, just six years after the last reference to the above-mentioned 'Angel'; although no evidence has been established to support the fact, one could again speculate that the Angel had changed its name to Tarrare, to commemorate the celebrated St Leger win.
The Tarrare seems to have been in business for no more than 40 years; the last located reference appears in Charles William Hatfield's Historical Notices of Doncaster, Vol.3. which refers to a renewal of the licence in 1868. Licensees from 1834 to 1868 included Edward Flower, John Credland, Thomas Wadsworth and lastly, Thomas Willgoose.
The Labour in Vain was located on Northgate in the early 19th century; local trade directories show Thomas Whitaker to be the licensee in 1822, George Ellis in 1828 and Francis Gleadall in 1834. No further references to an inn named the Labour in Vain appear after this date, however, by 1837, the first reference appears to the White Horse on Northgate with Francis Gleadall as licensee – could this be a new inn, or like the Tarrare, had the Labour in Vain been renamed?
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Beastall, Tom, Tickhill: portrait of an English country town. Waterdale Press. 1995.
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Hatfield, Charles William. Historical Notices of Doncaster, Vol.3. 1870.
Magilton, John, The Doncaster District: an archaeological survey. Museum & Arts Service Publication. 1977.
Ordnance Survey Maps: 1854, 1894, 1901 (Godfrey ed.), 1929 and 1931.
Pepper, Barrie, A haunt of rare souls: the old inns and pubs of Yorkshire. Smith Settle. 1990.
Pigot & Co. Commercial Directories for Yorkshire, 1828 –1841.
Tuffrey, Peter, Doncaster district old inns and taverns. Bond Publications. 1986.
White, William, A history, gazetteer and directory of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Vol.1. 1837.


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James Gibson (born December 23, 1976) is an American  retired professional wrestler better known by the ring name Jamie Noble. He is currently signed to WWE as a producer. In addition to his appearances with WWE, Noble is known for his appearances with World Championship Wrestling from 1999 to 2001 as Jamie Howard, Jamie-San and Jamie Knoble and with New Japan Pro-Wrestling and Ring of Honor in 2004 and 2005 under his birth name. He is a former WWE Cruiserweight Champion and ROH World Champion.

Professional wrestling career

Early career (1995–1999)
Gibson was trained to wrestle by Dean Malenko and Bill Weaver.He debuted on the independent circuit in 1995.

World Championship Wrestling (1999–2001)

In 1999, Gibson joined World Championship Wrestling. After training at the WCW Power Plant, he made his first appearance with the promotion on July 11, 1999, under the ring name "Jamie Howard", teaming with Jet Jaguar in a loss to CG Afi and Jeremy Lopez in a dark match at Bash at the Beach. He made his televised debut on the September 28, 1999 episode of WCW Saturday Night, defeating Alan Funk. He went on to perform in the promotion's cruiserweight division.

In February 2000, Gibson was renamed "Jamie-San" and reintroduced to WCW television as a member of the East Asian stable Jung Dragons, with Gibson wearing a mask to conceal the fact that he was Caucasian. The stable was made up of Gibson, Jimmy Yang, Kaz Hayashi and their valet, Leia Meow. Throughout mid-2000, The Jung Dragons feuded with rival stable 3 Count. Gibson made his pay-per-view debut at New Blood Rising on August 13, 2000, with The Jung Dragons losing to 3 Count in a double ladder match.

In November 2000, Gibson left The Jung Dragons and formed a tag team with former 3 Count member Evan Karagias. Gibson removed his mask and adopted the ring name "Jamie Knoble", with he and Karagias performing as "Noble and Courageous". Noble and Courageous feuded with the remaining members of The Jung Dragons and 3 Count. Gibson continued to wrestle for WCW until the promotion was purchased by the World Wrestling Federation in March 2001.

World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (2001–2004)
Upon the acquisition of WCW by the World Wrestling Federation (later renamed World Wrestling Entertainment) in March 2001, Gibson was one of the WCW wrestlers to be signed by the WWF. He was assigned to the WWF developmental territory Heartland Wrestling Association for seasoning, where he won the HWA Cruiserweight Championship under the Jamie Knoble name.

Knoble debuted on the main WWE roster on the June 6, 2002 episode of SmackDown! by attacking The Hurricane and was joined by Nidia in a trailer park trash gimmick. The spelling of his ring name was tweaked to "Jamie Noble" a few weeks afterwards. He won the WWE Cruiserweight Championship from Hurricane at King of the Ring and feuded with Tajiri and Billy Kidman. Noble held the title for 147 days, until he lost the title to Billy Kidman at Survivor Series on November 17, 2002. Noble then got an inheritance, making both Nidia and Noble rich. Noble and Nidia both turned face by befriending Torrie Wilson and Billy Gunn. Nidia finally left him after she was "blinded" by then heel Tajiri's black mist. He became a heel again by doing things he thought Nidia could not see (mainly using her as a human shield) and lied to her about them. During that time he also feuded with Rey Mysterio for the Cruiserweight Championship. The two would face off for the Championship and Noble lost. A Boyfriend vs. Girlfriend Blindfold Match was then scheduled for Noble and Nidia at No Way Out. Noble came out on top after cheating to see where Nidia was. At WrestleMania XX, Noble competed in the Cruiserweight Open for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship which was won by Chavo Guerrero. On the Sunday Night Heat before The Great American Bash, Noble lost to Spike Dudley. He left WWE on September 15, 2004, when his steroid usage came to light following a staph infection. Gibson was then released from his contract at his request to take some time off.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling (2004–2005)
Upon leaving WWE, Gibson began performing under his birth name. In September 2004, he began wrestling for the Japanese promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where he formed a tag team with American Dragon. He made his final appearance with NJPW in February 2005.

Ring of Honor (2005)
In February 2005, Gibson began wrestling for Ring of Honor. While in ROH he wrestled in Hawaii on June 25th and 26th, 2005 on the debut shows of new promotion Action Zone Wrestling (AZW) wrestling AJ Styles both nights. He lost the first night in Waianae and won on the second night in Honolulu. On August 12, 2005, Gibson defeated CM Punk, Samoa Joe and Christopher Daniels in an elimination four-way match to win the ROH World Championship. He held the championship until September 17, 2005, when he was defeated by Bryan Danielson. Gibson made his final appearance with Ring of Honor in October 2005, rejoining WWE shortly thereafter.

Return to WWE

Various storylines (2005–2009)
Noble made his return to WWE on the December 17, 2005 episode of Velocity and would later frequently team up with fellow cruiserweight Kid Kash; during June 2006, Noble and Kash debuted a gimmick, where they wore dog collars, and barked and bit and had a short face run. The pair quickly turned heel and were soon named "The Pitbulls". They then entered the hunt for the WWE Tag Team Championship. The Pitbulls was disbanded after Kash was fired from WWE on September 27, 2006.

In 2007, Noble returned to competing in the cruiserweight division and performing as an enhancement talent against Rey Mysterio and Bobby Lashley. At No Way Out, Noble competed in a cruiserweight Gauntlet Match for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. He was eliminated by his former WCW teammate, Jimmy Wang Yang.

Noble returned to television on the June 8 episode of SmackDown!, teaming up with Chavo Guerrero and Daivari against Paul London, Brian Kendrick and Wang Yang in a losing effort. On the June 15 episode of SmackDown!, Noble competed in a Fatal Four-Way number one contenders match for the Cruiserweight Championship, which he lost to Jimmy Wang Yang and also involved Shannon Moore and Daivari. In July, Noble was unsuccessful in a triple threat match for the Cruiserweight Championship against then Champion Guerrero and Funaki. Noble then competed in the Cruiserweight Open at The Great American Bash but was pinned by Hornswoggle. Noble would then begin a feud with Hornswoggle that would see him lose in various humiliating fashions, usually by countout. Moore would constantly use his obsession with Hornswoggle to humiliate him as well.

After his feud with Hornswoggle ended, Noble began an angle where he was easily defeated in his matches as punishment for being disrespectful to then-SmackDown! general manager, Vickie Guerrero. He was eventually placed in a match with Chuck Palumbo, which was expected to be yet another squash. Noble, however, defeated Palumbo, which began a feud between the two, as well as involving Palumbo's "friend" Michelle McCool. After his fourth win against Palumbo he came out when Chuck threatened to hurt McCool. Later in a tag team match, Palumbo attacked Noble and McCool, becoming a heel in the process. As a result of the double turn, Noble became a face character once again.

As part of the 2008 WWE Supplemental Draft, Noble was drafted to the Raw brand. Noble was then involved in a storyline where he tried to impress Layla on multiple occasions only to antagonize and be beaten by larger opponents. He started a feud with William Regal over the course of the storyline, with the two trading wins, and Layla, between them. On the September 15, 2008 episode of Raw, the feud escalated following Noble's victory over Paul Burchill. Layla came out and told Noble it was over and she found a man worthy of her in Regal.

On the February 3 episode of ECW Noble asked then-ECW General Manager Theodore Long for an ECW contract and lost to The Boogeyman.

On the February 23 episode of Raw, Noble suffered a neck injury in a match with Mike Knox, and was taken to a local hospital. His injury meant that the scheduled segment between Chris Jericho and Ricky Steamboat that was meant to take place in the ring, had to take place on the stage instead. It was later confirmed that the injury was not severe. Noble made his return about one month later.

During a match with Sheamus on the November 2, 2009 episode of Raw, Noble sustained a back injury after falling from the top rope onto the concrete floor. On November 10, 2009, Noble announced he was retiring from professional wrestling due to the effects of the injury and several other nagging injuries sustained over his career.

Producer and J&J Security  (2009–present)
Upon retiring, Noble began working as a producer. He made occasional appearances on WWE programming and wrestled sporadically at house shows, including a bout with World Heavyweight Champion at the time Daniel Bryan on January 13, 2012.

On the September 29, 2014 episode of Raw, Noble and fellow producer Joey Mercury aligned themselves with the villainous stable The Authority. They were later named "J&J Security", with Noble and Mercury acting as bodyguards to Authority member Seth Rollins. On the November 24 episode of Raw, Noble, along with Mercury, would wrestle their first televised matches in several years, when they teamed up with Rollins in a 3-on-2 Handicap match against John Cena and Dolph Ziggler in a losing effort. On the February 5, 2015 episode of SmackDown, J&J Security once again teamed with Rollins, this time in a 3-on-1 handicap match against Daniel Bryan, once again in a  losing effort. After weeks of tension between Rollins and The Authority, on the June 8 episode of Raw, J&J Security stood up to Rollins, leaving him, before defeating Rollins in a 2-on-1 Handicap match following interference from Dean Ambrose. This is Noble's last match to date. However, on the June 22 episode of Raw, after Rollins apologized to The Authority for his behaviour and Brock Lesnar returning and attacking him, J&J Security and Kane would help Rollins attack Lesnar. Noble would legitimately suffer three broken ribs from Lesnar after being thrown into the barricade during the brawl. On the July 6 episode of "Raw", Brock Lesnar viciously attacked J&J Security, whom an afraid Rollins sent to the ramp with Mercury to stop him from getting his hands on Rollins by confronting him near their (J&J Security's) new Cadillac, which Rollins had just given them as a gift of his appreciation the previous week. Noble was promptly beaten down by Lesnar and locked into a Kimura Lock submission maneuver. Following this, it was announced that both   Noble and Mercury will be out of action indefinitely.

In 2017, Noble was seen backstage at Great Balls of Fire assisting Raw General Manager Kurt Angle with the rescue of Braun Strowman who had been trapped in an ambulance due to Roman Reigns crashing into it with a truck, following their ambulance match. On the May 28, 2018 episode of Raw, Noble helped Seth Rollins walk after he was attacked by Elias. He has been involved as a security team member, in numerous pull-apart brawls on Raw and SmackDown throughout 2018 and 2020. On the May 29, 2020 episode of SmackDown, Noble was among officials on the scene following a hit-and-run on Elias and found a seemingly inebriated Jeff Hardy, who was then arrested. On the March 12, 2021 episode of Smackdown, Noble was seen shielding Cesaro from Rollins who attacked him.

On December 11, 2022 during the WWE Holiday Tour in Charleston, WV, Noble made a one-night-only return to competition. In his final match, Noble teamed with Braun Strowman and The Brawling Brutes (Holland/Butch) against The Bloodline (Sikoa/Zayn/The Usos). Noble picked up the victory after hitting the Gibson driver on Zayn.

Personal life
Gibson attended Baileysville High School in Baileysville, West Virginia, where he met his future wife, Angela England. The couple have a son, Gage, and a daughter, Paige. He has two half brothers, Cody and Dale.

On September 28, 2016, Gibson was stabbed twice outside of his West Virginia  home and was hospitalized after an alleged dispute with a driver. On October 5, 2016, it was revealed that he had a collapsed lung from the stabbing.

Championships and accomplishments
Heartland Wrestling Association
HWA Cruiserweight Championship (1 time)
Independent Professional Wrestling
IPW Light Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
Pro Wrestling Illustrated
PWI ranked him No. 42 of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the year in the PWI 500 in 2002
Ring of Honor
ROH World Championship (1 time)
World Wrestling Entertainment
WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1 time)

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20th-century professional wrestlers
21st-century professional wrestlers
American male professional wrestlers
The Authority (professional wrestling) members
Faux Japanese professional wrestlers
Living people
Masked wrestlers
Professional wrestling managers and valets
People from Melbourne, Florida
People from Wyoming County, West Virginia
Professional wrestlers from West Virginia
ROH World Champions
WCW/WWE Cruiserweight Champions


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HICKORY- Catawba County is facing a problem it hasn't seen in more than a decade: low unemployment.
Millar spoke Tuesday about the workforce challenge, how the county can become more competitive and what industries will be the best fit for Catawba County in the future.
The interview has been edited for conciseness.
On the workforce problem: The theme of the meeting is, I mean my part of the meeting … will be how are we dealing with our next issue, which is 3.3 percent unemployment.
So over the last several years what I've been preaching is the need to have sites, ready sites for opportunities that might come in. So we did spec buildings. We've built Trivium Corporate Center. We've built product.
Now, if you're an existing company … the next question is, How am I going to staff this facility? So the question is: I've got a 3.3 percent unemployment rate in Catawba County. How am I going to fill up that thing with people?
On solutions to the workforce problem: There are multiple things that we're doing. This brochure right here is focused on entities that are charged with resolving that problem. So there's the community college, there's K-64; there's all these different things. But what we've done is that we've encapsulated all these entities into a marketing device.
So what we've done is we've taken it apart and if you're a company and you're wondering where your workforce is going to come from, if it's management and engineers, it's going to come from Lenoir-Rhyne and Appalachian State and the engineering technologies center.
And if you're looking for mid-skilled positions, it's going to come from Catawba Valley (community college) and Apprenticeship Catawba and the CTE program.
Next page is, all right: How am I going to recruit them short term, zero to three months? How am I going to recruit them long-term, six to 12 months? And then what's out here for building the workforce population a year to four years out?
So what we're trying to do is answer that question for the client that's asking before they come and to my knowledge nobody has done this.
On Catawba County's economic development in the last year: The investments were higher. So let's say it was $200 million to $374 million.
The number of people is 231. Our average year is 400 to 500, so we didn't announce as many jobs as normal.
And part of that is because people are investing in technology. Part of it is they're not committing to the same number of jobs that they would have in the past. They'll say we can fill 20 instead of 40 because they know it's going to be a challenge to fill 40.
On how the county can become more competitive: If we realized fully the advantage of a growing and talent-rich population, then we would land project after project.
I mean, Charlotte is growing 44 people every day or more. If we had that type of growth and could sell it, we would certainly land more job-growing opportunities.
K-64 is a great start. I think you've got a lot of entities that are well-intentioned and they're funded. They're out here trying to attack the problem.
I think we could collaborate, I mean, just more so than we're doing.
On the industries of the future in Catawba County: Certainly I think we're chasing anything that is a value-add, which is that advanced manufacturing sector.
I think it's just that I'm going to say medium-tech facilities, whether it's a pharma facility, a data center or a communications industry facility where our workforce that we have can be trained up in a relatively easy manner.
I don't see us being a lot of white lab coats. We need to do what we can do effectively and that sort of medium-tech job is the area where we're going to excel.


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Bangalore, November 8 2012: The return of President Obama to another four years of leadership in the US has seen the Indian IT industry generally expected 'business as usual' in their biggest market, without any marked alarm at the Democrats' anti outsourcing noises in the run up to the elections.
Speaking on the sidelines of their annual Product Conclave here, which opened even as Obama's return was confirmed by the TV Channels, NASSCOM President Som Mittal told the media that the US would see that India was part of the solution ( and by implication not part of the problem) when it came to unemployment – which he reminded was mostly in the manufacturing sector.
"Indian IT companies have created over 250,000 jobs in the US and contributed $ 5 billion to the US economy" he reminded – and was hopeful that minor irritants like work visas would be sorted out once the inexorable logic of the Indian IT contribution was driven home. He said NASSCOM would urge the US to go in for a system of work permits – similar to what India, China and many European nations have put inplace.
Says Partha Iyengar, Vice President, and OT Management, Country Manager - Research, Gartner India :There will no negative impact of the US election on Indian IT. A lot of the negative sentiments was poll rhetoric that will die down completely now. In fact, now that the election is over, enterprises will get back to 'business as usual', which is good news overall for the Indian IT industry. The issues around outsourcing come up against the reality that the US is already – inspite of high overall unemployment – facing a big shortage of IT skills. To try and reduce that supply even further will be like shooting themselves in the head!


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Senator John McCain was caught playing what appears to be a game of poker – on his iPhone – during a U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations hearing.
The Washington Post reported Tuesday afternoon that its photographer Melina Mara had spotted McCain (R-Ariz.) "passing the time by playing poker on his iPhone during the hearing." A photo backing up the claim was later posted by the news outlet online.
At Tuesday's hearing, Secretary of State JohnKerry, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey all testifed about the options for U.S. intervention in Syria. The country's leaders are accused of using chemical weapons on their own people.


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Communication: Improve it this school year, plan to improve it next school year.
Every educator needs to communicate. And communicate well. How can you improve your communication? Make these small adjustments for the rest of this school year and then plan to make these adjustments for next school year to improve your communication.
Post the same information in several places. Why? Because when your students, or families find the information on their first try they will feel successful and think highly of your organization.
Make your classwork more available online. No, you cannot go paperless all at once. However these are some places to start. Start with the items that students/parents are most often requesting new copies of: study guides? project rubrics? Take those couple/few documents and find a place to post them online for this school year. You know your families, but I suggest Google Docs.
Prepare by posting the basic information families and students seek in as many places as you imagine may be checked. Use the same messaging to 'check your website/Google Classroom/whatever first,' but then post everywhere someone could conceivably check. This extra work by you pays off when you do not have to answer the same question/request 30-150 times over. That and your sanity, it saves your sanity.
In addition to cleaning up your email response time, there are further steps you could take to streamline email efficiency. Add an automatic response or filter emails by sender. Add your response time to your Syllabus, website, and email signature (if you didn't already do that last year).
Strategically select the most important, most frequently requested, or the item which causes you the most hassle to reproduce. I suggest you make all of any type of item available online all year; that might mean all your study guides, or projects. You want students and families to associate that type of work with that online location(s). This is some front end loading on your part, but has huge efficiency gains over the course of a school year for you too!
Hopefully these immediate and long-term changes can make an impact on your quality of communication and the experience of your students and families – and for you!
What other tips might you have for improving communication right now and into next school year?
I like the post everywhere idea so information can be found easily. As a parent, I find that would be very useful and more efficient. It helps reduce frustration on time spent searching for information.
I like that you have suggested putting work online, I have found that very helpful as a parent!
Don't have to worry about school issues anymore. Will pass on to my grown children. I talk to my three kids everyday. We are very close.
OMG YES about the designated email time. If i spent all day answering emails, then no instruction would get done!
a few of my friends handed out their number to parents so they could text whenever. THAAATs pushing it a little too much for me!
i'm stealing these tips whenever i go back into the classroom!
Justine, I really think parents would appreciate once they got used to it – they would know when to expect a response.
These sound like great communication tips for educators. I love Google Docs for managing my work and collaboration with others.
Great ways to improve for educators!
As a former classroom teacher, I believe these are great ways to improve communication. I would always answer emails as quickly as possible. Something I would change if I were still in the classroom.
You are so right about e-mail answer time! When I was teaching, I started out the year answering e-mails immediately. As the year went on and I couldn't, the parents got frustrated. I love the idea of having an automatic response; that is brilliant!
I wish everyone had this mindset!
I feel like these tips can be applied in any job situation, not only teaching!
Effective communication underpins the knowledge, skills and dispositions principals require to have a direct and indirect influence on student outcomes, as identified in the Best Evidence Synthesis on leadership.
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Ok will try that. Thanks for the suggestions.
I thought with it disconnected would run worse though due to unmeasured air?
Forgot to note that car runs fine if MAF sensor is unplugged. Only when plugged in is there a issue.
My e36 2.8 is stalling when given any throttle and will cut out at idle randomly. Does anyone local (wellington) have a scan tool that they could pop round and scan my car with? It is not obd2, but it is the big circle diagnostic port. Or any ideas on the issue would be great. Tried a 2nd MAF sensor but no different, infact probably worse.
Universals feel ok, and workshop who did center bearing and seperate one who balanced driveshaft didnt note anything. Workshop who fitted center bearing didnt seem to know about preloading it 5mm to front of car, I have and car seems worse? Is that incorrect?
328ti (M52_B28 and getrag 220) I am having trouble with a vibration during heavy torque application (2nd gear typically accelerating from 20kph) Is a heavy vibration that have had for a long time, have had driveshaft balanced, replaced center bearing, securing collar and guibo/flexi ring looks in good condition, what would be wrong? Shakes like it is from center of car under front seats Looking for any tips/experience or any garages/driveshaft experts I can take for a drive to see if can isolate problem as want issue fixed.
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Restless Enterprise: The Art & Life of Eliza Greatorex – With Dr. Katherine Manthorne
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ABOUT THIS EVENT Once called "the first artist of her sex in America," Eliza Greatorex emigrated from Ireland and went on to document the Hudson Valley, NYC, Colorado, Germany, France, Italy and Morocco in paintings, prints, books and drawings. She did all this while supporting her four children as a single mother and championing the Women's Movement. In this "Year of the Woman," join Dr. Manthorne for this illustrated lecture highlighting episodes from her new book Restless Enterprise: The Art & Life of Eliza Greatorex (U. California Press, 2020). Katherine Manthorne, a specialist in modern art of the Americas, earned her Ph.D. from Columbia University. Prior to joining the faculty at the Graduate Center of City University of New York she was Director of the Research Center at Smithsonian's American Art Museum. Her fellowships include Tyson Scholarship at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art; Terra Foundation Professor, Free University, Berlin; and Senior Fulbright Research Fellow, University of Venice. Her scholarship had long focused on landscape and hemispheric dimensions of American art, beginning with Tropical Renaissance. North American Artists Exploring Latin America, 1839-1879 (1989) and continuing in California Mexicana: Missions to Murals, 1820 to 1930 (2017). Eager to better highlight the role of women within these developments, she has authored two new books: Women in the Dark: American Female Photographers 1850-1900 (Schiffer Publishing, 2020) and Restless Enterprise: The Art and Life of Eliza Pratt Greatorex (U. of California Press, 2020).
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