Game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Orlando Magic played on Fri July 6th 2018. The Magic beat the Nets 86 to 80. Jonathan Isaac led the scoring with 21 points, Isaiah Briscoe led in assists with 3 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 8 rebounds.
Game between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Orlando Magic played on Sun July 8th 2018. The Magic beat the Grizzlies 86 to 56. Jonathan Isaac led the scoring with 12 points, Troy Caupain led in assists with 5 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 7 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Phoenix Suns played on Mon July 9th 2018. The Suns beat the Magic 71 to 53. Jonathan Isaac led the scoring with 10 points, Troy Caupain led in assists with 2 assists, and Wes Iwundu led by grabbing 8 rebounds.
Game between the Utah Jazz and the Orlando Magic played on Thu July 12th 2018. The Jazz beat the Magic 75 to 70. Troy Caupain led the scoring with 14 points, Troy Caupain led in assists with 5 assists, and Wes Iwundu led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Oklahoma City Thunder played on Fri July 13th 2018. The Thunder beat the Magic 87 to 85. Rodney Purvis led the scoring with 20 points, Jay Wright led in assists with 5 assists, and Khem Birch led by grabbing 5 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Philadelphia 76ers played on Mon October 1st 2018. The 76ers beat the Magic 120 to 114. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 20 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 7 rebounds.
Game between the Rio de Janeiro Flamengo and the Orlando Magic played on Fri October 5th 2018. The Magic beat the Flamengo 119 to 82. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 29 points, Jerian Grant led in assists with 7 assists, and Mohamed Bamba led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat played on Mon October 8th 2018. The Heat beat the Magic 90 to 89. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 22 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Orlando Magic played on Wed October 10th 2018. The Magic beat the Grizzlies 102 to 86. Jonathan Isaac led the scoring with 15 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the San Antonio Spurs and the Orlando Magic played on Fri October 12th 2018. The Spurs beat the Magic 100 to 81. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 23 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Miami Heat and the Orlando Magic played on Wed October 17th 2018. The Magic beat the Heat 104 to 101. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 26 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 5 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 16 rebounds.
Game between the Charlotte Hornets and the Orlando Magic played on Fri October 19th 2018. The Hornets beat the Magic 120 to 88. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 14 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 4 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Philadelphia 76ers played on Sat October 20th 2018. The 76ers beat the Magic 116 to 115. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 31 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 12 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Boston Celtics played on Mon October 22nd 2018. The Magic beat the Celtics 93 to 90. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 24 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 10 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Orlando Magic played on Thu October 25th 2018. The Trail Blazers beat the Magic 128 to 114. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 24 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Milwaukee Bucks played on Sat October 27th 2018. The Bucks beat the Magic 113 to 91. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 16 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 4 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic played on Tue October 30th 2018. The Kings beat the Magic 107 to 99. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 18 points, Jerian Grant led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 15 rebounds.
Game between the LA Clippers and the Orlando Magic played on Fri November 2nd 2018. The Clippers beat the Magic 120 to 95. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 22 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 4 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the San Antonio Spurs played on Sun November 4th 2018. The Magic beat the Spurs 117 to 110. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 26 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 7 assists, and Mo Bamba led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Orlando Magic played on Mon November 5th 2018. The Magic beat the Cavaliers 102 to 100. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 23 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Detroit Pistons and the Orlando Magic played on Wed November 7th 2018. The Pistons beat the Magic 103 to 96. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 27 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Washington Wizards and the Orlando Magic played on Fri November 9th 2018. The Magic beat the Wizards 117 to 108. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 21 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the New York Knicks played on Sun November 11th 2018. The Magic beat the Knicks 115 to 89. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 22 points, Jerian Grant led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Washington Wizards played on Mon November 12th 2018. The Wizards beat the Magic 117 to 109. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 21 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Orlando Magic played on Wed November 14th 2018. The Magic beat the 76ers 111 to 106. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 30 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 9 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 8 rebounds.
Game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Orlando Magic played on Sat November 17th 2018. The Magic beat the Lakers 130 to 117. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 36 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the New York Knicks and the Orlando Magic played on Sun November 18th 2018. The Magic beat the Knicks 131 to 117. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 31 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 9 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Toronto Raptors and the Orlando Magic played on Tue November 20th 2018. The Raptors beat the Magic 93 to 91. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 27 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 18 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Denver Nuggets played on Fri November 23rd 2018. The Nuggets beat the Magic 112 to 87. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 18 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 5 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Los Angeles Lakers played on Sun November 25th 2018. The Magic beat the Lakers 108 to 104. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 31 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 9 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 15 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Golden State Warriors played on Mon November 26th 2018. The Warriors beat the Magic 116 to 110. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 30 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 9 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Portland Trail Blazers played on Wed November 28th 2018. The Trail Blazers beat the Magic 115 to 112. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 20 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 8 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Phoenix Suns played on Fri November 30th 2018. The Magic beat the Suns 99 to 85. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 25 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 15 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat played on Tue December 4th 2018. The Magic beat the Heat 105 to 90. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 20 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 5 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Denver Nuggets and the Orlando Magic played on Wed December 5th 2018. The Nuggets beat the Magic 124 to 118. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 26 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 15 rebounds.
Game between the Indiana Pacers and the Orlando Magic played on Fri December 7th 2018. The Pacers beat the Magic 112 to 90. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 22 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 4 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Dallas Mavericks played on Mon December 10th 2018. The Mavericks beat the Magic 101 to 76. Jonathon Simmons led the scoring with 18 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 4 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 16 rebounds.
Game between the Chicago Bulls and the Orlando Magic played on Thu December 13th 2018. The Magic beat the Bulls 97 to 91. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 26 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Utah Jazz and the Orlando Magic played on Sat December 15th 2018. The Magic beat the Jazz 96 to 89. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 24 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 19 rebounds.
Game between the San Antonio Spurs and the Orlando Magic played on Wed December 19th 2018. The Spurs beat the Magic 129 to 90. D.J. Augustin led the scoring with 17 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 7 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Chicago Bulls played on Fri December 21st 2018. The Bulls beat the Magic 90 to 80. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 24 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 19 rebounds.
Game between the Miami Heat and the Orlando Magic played on Sun December 23rd 2018. The Heat beat the Magic 115 to 91. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 17 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 4 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 7 rebounds.
Game between the Phoenix Suns and the Orlando Magic played on Wed December 26th 2018. The Suns beat the Magic 122 to 120. D.J. Augustin led the scoring with 27 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Toronto Raptors and the Orlando Magic played on Fri December 28th 2018. The Magic beat the Raptors 116 to 87. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 30 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 19 rebounds.
Game between the Detroit Pistons and the Orlando Magic played on Sun December 30th 2018. The Magic beat the Pistons 109 to 107. D.J. Augustin led the scoring with 26 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Charlotte Hornets played on Mon December 31st 2018. The Hornets beat the Magic 125 to 100. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 14 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 5 assists, and Mo Bamba led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Chicago Bulls played on Wed January 2nd 2019. The Magic beat the Bulls 112 to 84. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 22 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 9 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Minnesota Timberwolves played on Fri January 4th 2019. The Timberwolves beat the Magic 120 to 103. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 22 points, Jonathon Simmons led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 7 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the LA Clippers played on Sun January 6th 2019. The Clippers beat the Magic 106 to 96. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 17 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 24 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Sacramento Kings played on Mon January 7th 2019. The Kings beat the Magic 111 to 95. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 20 points, Isaiah Briscoe led in assists with 4 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Utah Jazz played on Wed January 9th 2019. The Jazz beat the Magic 106 to 93. D.J. Augustin led the scoring with 23 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Boston Celtics and the Orlando Magic played on Sat January 12th 2019. The Magic beat the Celtics 105 to 103. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 28 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Houston Rockets and the Orlando Magic played on Sun January 13th 2019. The Magic beat the Rockets 116 to 109. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 22 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Detroit Pistons played on Wed January 16th 2019. The Pistons beat the Magic 120 to 115. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 24 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Orlando Magic played on Fri January 18th 2019. The Nets beat the Magic 117 to 115. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 23 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 17 rebounds.
Game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Orlando Magic played on Sat January 19th 2019. The Bucks beat the Magic 118 to 108. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 27 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 6 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Atlanta Hawks played on Mon January 21st 2019. The Magic beat the Hawks 122 to 103. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 29 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Brooklyn Nets played on Wed January 23rd 2019. The Nets beat the Magic 114 to 110. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 21 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Washington Wizards and the Orlando Magic played on Fri January 25th 2019. The Wizards beat the Magic 95 to 91. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 28 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 6 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Houston Rockets played on Sun January 27th 2019. The Rockets beat the Magic 103 to 98. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 23 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 17 rebounds.
Game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Orlando Magic played on Tue January 29th 2019. The Thunder beat the Magic 126 to 117. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 27 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Indiana Pacers and the Orlando Magic played on Thu January 31st 2019. The Magic beat the Pacers 107 to 100. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 30 points, Isaiah Briscoe led in assists with 8 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Orlando Magic played on Sat February 2nd 2019. The Magic beat the Nets 102 to 89. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 24 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 8 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Oklahoma City Thunder played on Tue February 5th 2019. The Thunder beat the Magic 132 to 122. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 26 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 10 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Orlando Magic played on Thu February 7th 2019. The Magic beat the Timberwolves 122 to 112. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 32 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Milwaukee Bucks played on Sat February 9th 2019. The Magic beat the Bucks 103 to 83. Jonathan Isaac led the scoring with 17 points, Isaiah Briscoe led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 17 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Atlanta Hawks played on Sun February 10th 2019. The Magic beat the Hawks 124 to 108. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 19 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 10 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the New Orleans Pelicans played on Tue February 12th 2019. The Magic beat the Pelicans 118 to 88. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 25 points, Isaiah Briscoe led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 17 rebounds.
Game between the Charlotte Hornets and the Orlando Magic played on Thu February 14th 2019. The Magic beat the Hornets 127 to 89. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 21 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Chicago Bulls and the Orlando Magic played on Fri February 22nd 2019. The Bulls beat the Magic 110 to 109. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 22 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Toronto Raptors played on Sun February 24th 2019. The Magic beat the Raptors 113 to 98. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 28 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the New York Knicks played on Tue February 26th 2019. The Knicks beat the Magic 108 to 103. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 26 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Golden State Warriors and the Orlando Magic played on Thu February 28th 2019. The Magic beat the Warriors 103 to 96. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 22 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 6 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 15 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Indiana Pacers played on Sat March 2nd 2019. The Magic beat the Pacers 117 to 112. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 27 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 8 assists, and Jonathan Isaac led by grabbing 8 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Cleveland Cavaliers played on Sun March 3rd 2019. The Cavaliers beat the Magic 107 to 93. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 28 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Philadelphia 76ers played on Tue March 5th 2019. The 76ers beat the Magic 114 to 106. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 25 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 5 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Dallas Mavericks and the Orlando Magic played on Fri March 8th 2019. The Magic beat the Mavericks 111 to 106. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 22 points, Nikola Vucevic led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Memphis Grizzlies played on Sun March 10th 2019. The Grizzlies beat the Magic 105 to 97. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 26 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Washington Wizards played on Wed March 13th 2019. The Wizards beat the Magic 100 to 90. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 20 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Orlando Magic played on Thu March 14th 2019. The Magic beat the Cavaliers 120 to 91. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 21 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Atlanta Hawks and the Orlando Magic played on Sun March 17th 2019. The Magic beat the Hawks 101 to 91. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 27 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 9 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 20 rebounds.
Game between the New Orleans Pelicans and the Orlando Magic played on Wed March 20th 2019. The Magic beat the Pelicans 119 to 96. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 22 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 17 rebounds.
Game between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Orlando Magic played on Fri March 22nd 2019. The Magic beat the Grizzlies 123 to 119. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 31 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 8 assists, and Evan Fournier led by grabbing 8 rebounds.
Game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Orlando Magic played on Mon March 25th 2019. The Magic beat the 76ers 119 to 98. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 28 points, Evan Fournier led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat played on Tue March 26th 2019. The Magic beat the Heat 104 to 99. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 24 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 16 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Detroit Pistons played on Thu March 28th 2019. The Pistons beat the Magic 115 to 98. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 20 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 4 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Indiana Pacers played on Sat March 30th 2019. The Magic beat the Pacers 121 to 116. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 23 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 10 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Toronto Raptors played on Mon April 1st 2019. The Raptors beat the Magic 121 to 109. Evan Fournier led the scoring with 21 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the New York Knicks and the Orlando Magic played on Wed April 3rd 2019. The Magic beat the Knicks 114 to 100. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 29 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 8 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 13 rebounds.
Game between the Atlanta Hawks and the Orlando Magic played on Fri April 5th 2019. The Magic beat the Hawks 149 to 113. Nikola Vucevic led the scoring with 25 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 7 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Boston Celtics played on Sun April 7th 2019. The Magic beat the Celtics 116 to 108. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 26 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 13 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 12 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Charlotte Hornets played on Wed April 10th 2019. The Magic beat the Hornets 122 to 114. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 35 points, Michael Carter-Williams led in assists with 7 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 7 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Toronto Raptors played on Sat April 13th 2019. The Magic beat the Raptors 104 to 101. D.J. Augustin led the scoring with 25 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 6 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Toronto Raptors played on Tue April 16th 2019. The Raptors beat the Magic 111 to 82. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 20 points, D.J. Augustin led in assists with 4 assists, and Michael Carter-Williams led by grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game between the Toronto Raptors and the Orlando Magic played on Fri April 19th 2019. The Raptors beat the Magic 98 to 93. Terrence Ross led the scoring with 24 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 7 assists, and Nikola Vucevic led by grabbing 14 rebounds.
Game between the Toronto Raptors and the Orlando Magic played on Sun April 21st 2019. The Raptors beat the Magic 107 to 85. Aaron Gordon led the scoring with 25 points, Aaron Gordon led in assists with 5 assists, and Aaron Gordon led by grabbing 7 rebounds.
Game between the Orlando Magic and the Toronto Raptors on Tue April 23rd 2019 at 7:00pm EDT at Scotiabank Arena Toronto, ON. Watch the game on Fox Sports Florida, NBA TV or listen to the game on 96.9 FM The Game, AM 740 & 98.1 Salsa y.


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Newspaper musings peeing standing up, selling babies, Johnny Depp, LGBT Studies, DNA, butchering and cooking husband, false rape accusation, and gazillion dollar divorce
By Harry Crouch
Newspaper musings peeing standing up, selling babies, Johnny Depp, LGBT Studies, DNA, butchering and cooking husband, false rape accusation, and gazillion dollar divorce.
I had a couple of stacks of aging newspapers collecting dust and cramping my work space. I figured this morning I'd go through them and see why they were on one of my desks instead of in recycle bin. Sitting down I decided to check my email first. Big mistake…
No more peeing standing up
NCFM member Al Rava sent me a link to an article about a Vancouver restaurant banning men from peeing standing up. Having been raised in Alaska I usually considered Canada a friend. I was dismayed that their culture might be returning to a nation of squatters. Rural Canooks will resist such change since squatting on an outhouse wood plank at sixty below zero is problematic if not a bit tacky.
I went back to newspapers.
Steven Jobs and selling babies
Front page, Apple's visionary iconic leader dies. Window machines in our offices, a Mac at the house. I bought one of the first Macs in 1985. Still have Word 1.0 3.5 floppy disk. Scary how anyone person can do what Jobs did. He will be sorely missed. Just to the right on the front page is an article about three women selling babies, defrauding California health care programs, and illegally distributing fertility drugs. One is an attorney. Women should run the world since they are more kind and nurturing than men. Men, as we often hear, contribute little or nothing to society.
I apologize for feeling like I've been raped says Johnny Depp and Kristen Stewart
Next page, lower right hand corner, in the "People" section, Johnny Depp when talking about people taking his picture reportedly apologized for saying "you just feel like you are being raped somehow". It was also reported that Kristen Stewart told British Elle last summer that paparazzi cameras made her feel "like I'm looking at someone being raped." She apologized too. Aren't we supposed to get in touch with our inner self and express our feelings?
LGBT Studies and perpetuating misandry
Next, "San Diego STATE TO OFFER DEGREE IN LGBT STUDIES". San Diego State is home to the first Women Studies degree program, not just in the United States, but the first one on the planet. It launched in 1972. Now there are over 400 in the United States and another 1,000 or so scattered around the globe. This go-round Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y. first offered an LGBT Studies degree, SDSU is the second. Maybe SDSU is slipping? It's reported that the curriculum contains no material adversely reflecting people on the basis of sexual identity. I'm guessing that's not quite right re the inevitable discussions about patriarchy and those horrendous family units which for eons indentured wives to a life of misery. Academically and formally, the integration of misandry arguably started right here, right here at SDSU, in May 1972, when Women Studies degree programs launched. In many ways it's been downhill for men ever since, gay, heterosexual, or otherwise. Here comes more "Meism" disguised as "Weism".
DNA frees Michael Mortan
According to a Los Angeles Times article, DNA tests freed Texan Michael Morton after spending 25 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. Barry Scheck of the Innocence Project said there were grave acts of prosecutorial misconduct. The prosecutor is now a state judge. You figure it out.
Omaima Nelson murdered husband, cut him up, and ate him
Same L.A. Times, different article, "D.A. to fight parole bid Ex-model who cut up husband, ate body parts seeks release". Parole was denied. Omaima said, ""I swear to God I did not eat any part of him. I am not a monster". Apparently police found her husband's hand in a fry cooker. Defense used the abuse excuse, blamed it on her husband and other men. Jury rejected it.
Women sentenced for making false accusation of rape
Twin Cities StarTribune in 2009 reported that Trisha Farkarlun was convicted of falsely accusing two police officers of rape. She was sentenced to one year in prison though most of her sentence was stayed. She only spent 20 days in jail. Officer Gillies said, "People will always remember I was accused. They won't remember I didn't do it". If convicted, the officers would have been sentenced to decades in prison. So should have been Farkarlun. If people were held accountable for making false accusations then people would learn to take more care pointing dirty fingers.
Billionaire Brandes Left Lion's Share in Divorce
Charles Brandes is San Diego, California's richest man with an estimated worth after the divorce of $1.3 billion. At the last hearing, his ex, Linda, was awarded $10,052,042 cash and $485,000 per month spousal support. Before that she got five residences worth more than $40 million, an art collection valued at $7.3 million, and $19 million in cash. I attended several court hearings in this case. At one hearing I counted 38 four inch binders scattered around the court room. I forget how many attorneys attended the hearings, but all of them would not fit comfortably in an airport shuttle van. The only real winners here were the attorneys. There has to be a better way.
I decided to throw the rest of the newspapers in the trash along with those above. There's only so much one can take at anyone given time. And, I have over 400 emails beckoning to sink me like Sirens to Ulysses.
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One Response to Newspaper musings peeing standing up, selling babies, Johnny Depp, LGBT Studies, DNA, butchering and cooking husband, false rape accusation, and gazillion dollar divorce
Will_Wallace_LA on October 15, 2011 at 5:58 PM
Brilliant, Harry, all of it.
"Aren't we supposed to get in touch with our inner self and express our feelings?" Oh absolutely, well, except when we wouldn't want any 'inconvenient truths' to leak out, of course.

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				<input type="text" name="my_element[messageError][fileupload][Zend\Validator\File\Upload::NO_TMP_DIR]"
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CANT_WRITE => "File '%value%' can't be written"
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EXTENSION => "A PHP extension returned an error while uploading the file '%value%'"
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ATTACK => "File '%value%' was illegally uploaded. This could be a possible attack"
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						class="form-control input-small fileupload-ATTACK">

NOT_READABLE => "One or more files can not be read"
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Q: MVC4/AutoFac dependency injection in ViewModel I have DI implemented using the constructor pattern in our MVC4 application, it's been working perfectly for a couple of years now.
Recently, we had a contractor come in the do some work. He needed to access our services layer in a view model and hard coded the services (and their repositories) in the constructor of the viewModel, bad, bad, bad.
What he did was basically mess up our loose coupling we worked our buts off to implement and maintain.
Timing right now prevents us from re-writing his code at this time.
Our ViewModels are in a separate assembly/project than the MVC application, as are our services layer and our repository layer.
So far so good.
How can i used dependency injection to resolve my services inside a view model.
I say again, INSIDE A VIEW MODEL, NOT INSIDE THE CONTROLLER!! Doesn't matter to me if it uses the property injection model or constructor injection model.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.

A: This is just plain hard. As you know, in fact you stated: at the simplest level IoC and DI using something like Autofac is about constructor injection or property injection. This injection starts at the top of the tree, and happens all the way down the dependency chain through the constructors themselves (C requires V, so IV is injected; V requires R so IR is injected etc.).
Constructor and Property injections are basically the same thing. The difference is usually just about parameter bloat in ctors (I say, and emphasise, usually). I also assume you don't want to use a service locator, due to all the hard work you have put in to only use injection.
The easy part is therefore registering the VM types with Autofac to allow you to inject into the VM ctor or properties. The hard part is then instantiating VMs in the classes (controllers or otherwise) where you create the VMs, without hardcoding in Autofac references, and in such a way that you maintain your testability.
Can't avoid a change?
However I therefore can't see how you can get away from doing some minor change to your Controller's constructors (specifically the classes that create the ViewModels if these are not the Controllers): they need either a template ViewModel injected through the constructor (eugh) for you to then pad out with actual values, or they need a "factory" or "generator" injected to allow them to create viewmodels which are in turn injected. There are other things you would have to do to get this to work: it is just messy.
Relationship Types
Could you use the "A needs to create instance of B" relationship type, i.e. inject a Func<TViewModel> into the relevant methods in your instantiators of viewmodels to allow you to create when you have to (also allowing you to create many VMs in the case of a List<TViewModel>). This will inject services into the VM ctor without you knowing about the injection.
The Dynamic Instantiation "Meaning" here would involve minimal changes to the constructors of your actual controllers, and would retain the same lifetime scopes as the services your controller uses.
Action injection
Note also that Autofac lets you inject parameters into Controller Action methods using the ExtensibleActionInvoker as an IActionInvoker so if you end up with nasty Controller ctor bloat with any of this, you could inject the Func<TViewModel> into the Action instead, as a last resort.
Or it's a service locator...
It's either this or don't change your controller interface (including the constructor), but resort to a Service Locator using Autofac to create ViewModels with the dependencies injected within the methods where you need to instantiate ViewModels.
What about VMs returned from Views or APIs?
None of this answers the other problem: what about a ViewModel that is passed back from the client into the Post Action as a parameter. It is possible that registering your ViewModel types with Autofac will take care of that for you, but I have never had the need to try it and test it. If it doesn't you will have to use your template VM, or VM Func, with dependencies injected, and then copy the actual VM properties over to the template.

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Q: How to use Tess4J in 64 bit windows I want to work with Tess4J in 64 bit windows.
I have the following error : Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to load library 'libtesseract302'
I can't change the JVM, I have to use the 64 bit
Can you give me some help?
Thanks

A: Install a 32 bit Java virtual machine and run Tess4J on it. You can have both 64 and 32 bit JREs side by side on a 64 bit operating system.
If the "user friendly installer" does not yield for that idea, just copy existing installation to another folder before installing a different one.

A: The steps I followed to make tess4j work in 64 bit windows are as follows -
1. Developed the code in 32 bit os
2. While building the project I passed jvm variable as -d32 In 32 bit os and made the distributable jar file
3. Tested the code on 64 bit os and was working like a charm
I tried passing -d32 in 64 bit os first but IT DID NOT Work
Just follow the above steps and it would definitely work

A: If you must use 64-bit JVM, you'll need Tesseract and Leptonica 64-bit DLLs. Use the ones provided by Tesseract .NET wrapper project.

A: I have tried using 64 bit dlls but have still got unsatisfied link error.
The solution I am using is by using 32-bit JVM instead of 64 bit JVM.
This can be achieved by writing a batch file
"C:\Program Files(x86)\Java\..\bin\java" -jar myJar.jar

OR
"C:\Program Files(x86)\Java\..\bin\java" myApp

Instead of executing the jar file execute the batch file

A: I don't know, if this question is still valid, but my solution was this:

*

*Download zip file from tess4j

*Copy native libraries from /lib folder

*Rename win32-x86-64 on win32-amd64

Original library probably use wrong naming convetion.


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Book Review: Middlemarch
Posted on April 20, 2017 by Barbara Harper
I had not heard of Middlemarch by George Eliot (pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans) until the last several years, and whenever I looked at a description of it, it sounded rather vague – something about a community in pre-Reform-era England. That's like saying Jan Karon's Mitford books are about a community of people in the fictional town of Mitford, NC. They are, but that's a pale description of the richness and depth of the characters. Yet it's hard to know how else to describe the books in just a few sentences to someone unfamiliar with them. As I planned for the Back to the Classics challenge for this year, I decided to give Middlemarch a try, trusting that since I saw it recommended so often, it must be worth reading.
There's not a single overarching plot to the book: it's about the journeys of several people in the town. So it might be best to try to describe it a little by discussion some of its characters.
Dorothea Brooke is the main character, a teen-age orphan with her younger sister under the care of a benevolent older single uncle. Dorothea is ardent, serious, and pious. Though wealthy, she dresses plainly and is only interested in wealth as a means of doing good. A neighbor, Sir James Chettam, is very much interested in her, but she's not interested in him at all except as a potential match for her sister, Celia. When a much older clergyman, Edward Casaubon, takes notice of her, everyone she knows protests against the match, but Dorothea is drawn to the marriage as a means of doing a great good by helping him in his work and a means of growth as she can increase her knowledge by sharing in his. She is sadly disappointed, however, because Casaubon is aloof (on their honeymoon in Rome, he leaves her alone while he's off doing research for his book: he even suggested that Celia come with them as a companion for Dorothea!) and doesn't allow her into the realm of his work until he becomes ill later on.
Tertius Lydgate is a young doctor new to the town. He was orphaned and cared for by wealthy relatives, but there was no closeness between them, and they were miffed when he chose a career in medicine, so he's basically on his own. He's ahead of his time medically (one source pointed out his use of a stethoscope, which was available but not routinely used at the time), but the older, established doctors don't like the new guy coming in with new ways, and he unwittingly offends them, so he has an uphill battle starting out. But his success and availability with the people he does treat gives him an inroad into the community.
The Vincy family consists of two parents and four children, two of them grown. The father is the mayor, and he and his wife tend to live beyond their means and spoil their children. They want their son, Fred, to become a clergyman due to the position's respectability and are paying for his education; however, he has no interest in or aptitude for it, so he drops out. But he has no other talents and is counting on getting an inheritance from an uncle. He's in love with Mary Garth, but she won't have him if he goes into the clergy (because she knows it would not be a good fit for him) and if he continues to be idle. The daughter, Rosamond, is beautiful, cultured, proper, genteel, and charming, which over-shadows her thoroughly self-centered nature. She sets her sights on Lydgate, thinking he is wealthy and of a higher social standing due to his family connections. He had not planned to marry for a long while and at first enjoys just flirting with Rosamond, but eventually he succumbs to her charms, and they marry.
Though things start out well for the Lydgates, they soon run into trouble when their expensive habits exceed Lydgate's income. He insists they should economize, something totally unheard of for her: she insists he should find more or better-paying work or appeal to his family. She finds out he's not as wealthy or well-connected as she thought; he finds out the selfish core under her beautiful exterior. Her unwillingness to bend and his extenuating financial circumstances set him up for trouble later in the book.
Will Ladislaw is Edward Casaubon's younger cousin whom he is helping financially. Will is an artist who doesn't know quite what he wants to do with his life, so he is traveling and painting. At first Will doesn't like Dorothea, but as he gets to know her better, he's grieved at her "wasting" herself on Casaubon. Will also becomes friends with the Lydgates, which leads to some trouble later on.
Nicholas Bulstrode is a banker and pillar of the community. He's quite religious, but in a way that rubs others the wrong way. Much later in the book, an old associate comes to town for other reasons, discovers Bulstrode lives there, and blackmails him with the threat of sharing some shady dealings in his past which would destroy his reputation in the community.
There are multitudes of other characters, but these are the main ones, and their lives and situations intersect at various points. The plot moves fairly slowly by modern standards, though the book does contain riveting moments of suspense in places. But Eliot's main strength is her pathos in getting into the heads of her characters and sharing their hearts. We know minutely what they are thinking and groan, laugh, or cry along with them.
Multiple themes emerge throughout the book. One of the top ones is marriage. The two main marriages are fraught with trouble, but others by contrast exhibit great sharing and warmth. Those who weathered great trouble on their way to marriage seem to fair better than the ones who encountered it afterward. Another theme is what some sources called "self-determination." This was an era when there were pretty strict expectations upon people, especially women, and those who bucked the system weren't looked kindly upon, but in this book those seemed most likely to succeed.
Eliot's vast knowledge in a number of areas shows up here, mainly in literary references but also in politics and science. There are quite a number of biblical allusions throughout: I read in one source that Eliot started out as religious but "lost her faith" after reading about "higher criticism" of the Bible.
I think my favorite character is Dorothea. She seems a little stiff at first, but eventually she grows into the warmest, most human person in the book. Another favorite is Mr. Garth, Mary's father, whose kindly and wise ways permeate all his actions, and I enjoyed the warmth of his family's home scenes. The one I sympathized and ached with most by the end was Lydgate, but I can't say why without revealing too much.
One source said that the book was kind of an anti-fairy tale, that the characters didn't ride off happily in the sunset with all problems solved like many other books of the era. But I disagree: several found some degree of happiness, though they still had problems. Another said that Dorothea never reached her full potential, but I disagree again. In one of my favorite quotes of the book, Eliot seems to me to be saying that though some of the characters wanted to do "great things," they found instead greatness in the "little things":
Her finely-touched spirit had still its fine issues, though they were not widely visible. Her full nature, like that river of which Cyrus broke the strength, spent itself in channels which had no great name on the earth. But the effect of her being on those around her was incalculably diffusive: for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs.
A few other favorite quotes:
It is a narrow mind which cannot look at a subject from various points of view.
And certainly, the mistakes that we male and female mortals make when we have our own way might fairly raise some wonder that we are so fond of it.
What we call our despair is often only the painful eagerness of unfed hope.
We are all humiliated by the sudden discovery of a fact which has existed very comfortably and perhaps been staring at us in private while we have been making up our world entirely without it.
Sane people did what their neighbors did, so that if any lunatics were at large, one might know and avoid them.
A prig is a fellow who is always making you a present of his opinions.
It is an uneasy lot at best, to be what we call highly taught and yet not to enjoy: to be present at this great spectacle of life and never to be liberated from a small hungry shivering self—never to be fully possessed by the glory we behold, never to have our consciousness rapturously transformed into the vividness of a thought, the ardor of a passion, the energy of an action, but always to be scholarly and uninspired, ambitious and timid, scrupulous and dim-sighted.
'You must love your work, and not be always looking over the edge of it, wanting your play to begin. And the other is, you must not be ashamed of your work, and think it would be more honorable to you to be doing something else. You must have a pride in your own work and in learning to do it well, and not be always saying, There's this and there's that—if I had this or that to do, I might make something of it. No matter what a man is—I wouldn't give twopence for him'— here Caleb's mouth looked bitter, and he snapped his fingers— 'whether he was the prime minister or the rick-thatcher, if he didn't do well what he undertook to do.'
I feel like I am not doing the book any justice, but I hope I have given you a little picture of what it's about. I listened to the audiobook, superbly read by Juliet Stevenson. Later on I got the corresponding Kindle version, and some of the notes there would have provided me with more detail, especially to Eliot's literary allusions, if I had been reading it all along, but I wouldn't trade it for the experience of listening to Stevenson's narrations. Her voice for each character as well as her intonations and expression truly enhanced my enjoyment of the book.
I've spent over 35 listening hours with these characters, and I am going to miss them.
(Sharing with Semicolon's Saturday Review of Books, Literary Musing Monday and Carole's Books You Loved)
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14 thoughts on "Book Review: Middlemarch"
Dianna on April 20, 2017 at 6:14 pm said:
I need to read this book! It sounds really good. I love things like this and look forward to getting a copy…probably on the Kindle. Thank you so much for your review, Barbara!
hopeinbrazil on April 22, 2017 at 6:51 am said:
I was so glad I pushed through on this daunting novel a few years ago. Loved the Garths! Many good quotes, but especially the last one in the book about people who do the most good going unsung to their graves.
Tarissa on April 22, 2017 at 11:52 am said:
Wow! What a fantastic, detailed review. I haven't read Middlemarch, or rather, anything by the author, but it does sound interesting.
nikkipolani on April 24, 2017 at 3:29 pm said:
I find that it's easier to push the slower paced books to audio — so good to hear that this one has an excellent narrator. I appreciate your synopsis of the main characters to give a glimpse into the heart of the book. And the quotes are always so helpful to get a sense of the author's voice.
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Susan on April 25, 2017 at 9:53 am said:
Enjoyed your review! I read this a year or so ago, and I remember feeling too that it was difficult to review. It's just such a saga, with so many characters. I agree with your assessments and enjoyed revisiting the book and characters through your review.
Lizzie on April 27, 2017 at 5:08 pm said:
Maybe I'll give it a try sometime 🙂
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Matt Reeves Is Now Writing 'The Batman 2' Script
Cody Mcintosh
Cody Mcintosh Published: January 12, 2023
Everything in the DC Universe is kind of up in the air right now. Fortunately, that doesn't include the follow-up to Matt Reeves' highly-praised The Batman. Despite the massive restructuring going on after the merger between Warner Bros. and Discovery, it seems like this franchise is safe.
One couldn't be blamed for being a bit worried, after major projects like Wonder Woman 3 were shelved. Ever since James Gunn took over the helm at DC, shakeups have been happening left and right. Henry Cavill won't be returning as Superman, and Black Adam is no longer the central figure that the DC Universe will be built around. They're working with a new 10-year plan.
The Batman was an immediate hit, bringing in about $770 million dollars worldwide. It also laid the foundation for a new Batman franchise, once again taking place in a grounded and gritty universe. Luckily, it felt fresh enough to bring people out to the theaters in droves. But what of a sequel?
Reeves and others have been working on a few different spin-offs, none of which have come to fruition first. First of all, is a spinoff TV series about the Penguin starring Colin Farrell. The second is a spinoff which was initially about the Gotham City Police Department, although recently, it may have morphed into a show about Arkham Asylum. But none of these are really sequels involving Batman himself.
While he was pretty tight-lipped about plot details or a release timeline, Matt Reeves recently spoke with a writer at Collider. When asked if he was shooting any films this year, he replied, almost hesitant to reveal much...
I'm not going to answer that question, but we are working on a movie. I'll put it to you that way. We're deep in it and my partner and I are writing, Mattson [Tomlin] and I are writing, and it's really exciting, and I'm really excited about what we're doing.
He also shared his admiration for his lead actor, Robert Pattinson, saying: that he was "really excited to be doing that with Rob, because I just think he's such a special person and actor."
The next DC movie, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, opens in theaters on March 17.
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These are tough times for historians. I'm referring not just to the proposed elimination of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Wilson Center, but to the more profound psychological sense that I have experienced, as President Donald Trump has overtaken the news cycle, of freefall. I am grappling for a toehold.
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"Is Donald Trump Jimmy Carter, or is he Kaiser Wilhelm II?"
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Moderator: When have we ever seen this before?
Pundit: Never. President Trump's action is unprecedented. Extraordinary. There's never been anything like it.
I realized, as Trump rose to power, that one reason I am a historian is that I take comfort in making sense of the world through seeing historical parallels. But Trump defies analogues.
During the campaign, I grasped onto the idea that there were parallels between Trump and Jimmy Carter.
I hasten to stipulate at the outset that I am not referring to the cartoon image of Carter as an inept loser. That assessment of the 39th president has provided an essential foil to the idea that Ronald Reagan saved the nation, but it is contradicted by the facts. Jimmy Carter had more legislative and foreign policy successes than most modern presidents: the Camp David accords, the normalization with China, the Panama Canal treaties, the resolution of the war in Rhodesia. The United States was in a stronger global position in 1981 than it had been in 1977.
And I am not correlating, in any way, Carter's character with that of Donald Trump.
I'm referring to Carter as a real outsider, like Trump. This meant that they faced some comparable challenges. Both were eschewed by their parties. Late in the primary campaign of 1976, as it dawned on the Democrats that Carter might actually wrest the nomination from the establishment Democrats vying for the honor, they launched the ABC – Anyone But Carter – movement, much as the Republicans belatedly and unsuccessfully tried to derail Trump's march.
Moreover, both Trump and Carter are hard to pigeon-hole ideologically. Carter was not a typical Southern Democrat of the 1970s. Yet he was not an establishment Democrat either. He was a born-again Southern Baptist from the deep South – from what Andrew Young (an aide to Martin Luther King, Jr., and then Carter's United Nations ambassador) deemed the most racist county of Georgia. Yet Carter seemed relatively liberal on racial issues, while also being fiscally conservative. The press was baffled by him. Likewise, Trump defies political categories: during the campaign he sometimes seemed more liberal than most Republicans (e.g., in his initial response to North Carolina's 'bathroom bill' and in his promises not to cut Social Security) while at his rallies he often seemed to be the mouthpiece of the xenophobic and nationalist rightwing fringe.
It seemed likely that Trump, like Carter, would launch an overly ambitious agenda, overestimating, in the euphoria of his unexpected victory, his ability to push complex legislation through Congress – even a Congress that, in Carter's case, was controlled by the Democrats, just as Trump's is controlled by the Republicans. Carter later rued his lack of a singular focus. Almost wistfully, he contrasted his cluttered agenda in 1977 with what "Reagan did, I think wisely, in 1981 with a major premise and deliberately excluding other conflicting or confusing issues. It … gave the image … of strong leadership and an ultimate achievement. We didn't do that."[1]
I also expected that Trump, like Carter, would neglect his role as leader of the Republican Party, just as Carter had given short shrift to his leadership of the Democratic Party. Neither man owed his victory to the party; in fact, both resented that the party had not embraced them. But Carter later understood that his neglect of this role had cost him – in political terms during his presidency as well as in terms of his reputation afterwards. Jimmy Carter, narrowly elected by a fragile and unlikely coalition, left office without a constituency. And the Democratic Party, which had never warmed to him, left him to twist in the wind as the Reagan team said again and again that their man had saved the country from disaster.
Both of those predictions might turn out to be true. Trump might try to do too much too fast, and he might suffer because of his strained relations with the Republican Party.
But another of my predictions has turned out to be greatly mistaken.
I didn't take Twitter into account.
During the 1976 campaign, the press had been intrigued by Carter, happily taking stabs at answering the question, "What makes Jimmy tick?" But a year or so into his presidency, journalists had grown frustrated by the difficulty of explaining Carter's hard-to-pigeonhole ideology. And, as the war in the Horn of Africa exploded, they hit on a much simpler way of describing the Carter presidency: it was a struggle between the hawkish National Security Adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and the dovish Secretary of State, Cyrus Vance. Jimmy Carter was lost on the shuffle.
I thought Trump would suffer a similar fate, and his presidency would be depicted as a struggle between his establishment Chief of Staff Reince Preibus and his antiestablishment Chief Strategist Steve Bannon. I thought it likely that Trump would be lost in the shuffle.
Was I wrong! Trump's use of Twitter has kept him, not his aides, front and center. This is new. Presidents have been known to the public – and to historians — through a scrim of formality. We hear their speeches and their carefully controlled press conferences. When writing about Carter, my biggest challenge was to figure out, through the deluge of documents, what Carter was thinking, what motivated his decisions.
Trump's Twitter account fills this void. It will profoundly affect historians' analyses of his administration.
While Trump-as-candidate shared structural similarities with Carter-as-candidate, Trump as president is so different from Carter as president – in his indifference to morality, his lack of self-discipline, his militarism, and his lies – that by February I felt once again in freefall, without an analogue.
As soon as a label seemed to fit – Trump was an isolationist or a man bent on overturning the post-World War Two order or a populist – the President would do something to make nonsense of all labels. He seems to have no guiding principles that could define his foreign policy. His foreign policy, to date, has been defined by two of his character traits: he is impulsive and defensive.
I sought another analogue. I listened to the sometimes whispered, sometimes overt comparisons to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. Trump's rallies can be, indeed, alarming. But as Trump began to govern, I decided there was another German leader who can shed more light on him: Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Wilhelm II, the last German emperor, ruled Germany from 1888 to 1918, and his unpredictability and his bombastic rhetoric profoundly destabilized the balance of power. Like Trump, he was enamored of the military, and he determined that his grand accomplishment would be to build a great German navy.
The problem was that this made no sense: German ports were effectively landlocked by the English Channel. What was Wilhelm's plan? Was he crazy like a fox, or just plain crazy?
This uncertainty rocked the great powers. Britain decided it needed to pull its fleet from its far-flung empire to protect the homeland – because the only logical explanation for Wilhelm's great naval buildup was that he was planning to attack Britain. The United States took advantage of the opportunity to establish firm control over the Caribbean and Central America, all the while arguing that if Washington did not do so, Berlin would.
The Kaiser's bellows – his Fox News, Infowars and Rush Limbaugh – were the pan-Germans, who lathered up the German people to seek their destiny in a Greater Germany, a vast empire that would unite, embolden and multiply all German people. The Kaiser's relationship with the pan-Germans was never exactly clear, and some dismissed their rhetoric as ravings.
But the rhetoric mattered. It was dangerous. It fueled real fears and it justified power-grabs by other nations. In 1915, for example, the United States claimed its occupation of Haiti was necessary to keep the country from the Germans.
Trump's bellicosity, his unpredictability, and his words matter. They stimulate real fears and they can – and I fear will — be used to justify aggression.
Like Wilhelm II before him, Trump may be blustering and blundering toward war.
Nancy Mitchell is the author of Race and the Cold War: Jimmy Carter in Africa (2016) which was awarded the American Academy of Diplomacy's Douglas Dillon Award, and The Danger of Dreams: German and American Imperialism in Latin America, 1895-1914 (1999). She contributed the chapter on "The Cold War and Jimmy Carter," in The Cambridge History of the Cold War (2010) and that on "The United States and Europe, 1900-1914," in American Foreign Relations since 1600: A Guide to the Literature Online, (2007). Her articles have appeared in Cold War History, International History Review, Diplomatic History, Prologue, Journal of American History, H-Diplo, and H-Pol. She received her PhD from the School of Advanced International Study of the Johns Hopkins University, and she is a professor of history at North Carolina State University where she was elected to the Academy of Outstanding Teachers. Her next project is an analysis of U.S. foreign policy in the 1970s.
[1] "Interview with Jimmy Carter," 29 November 1982, Miller Center of Public Affairs of the University of Virginia, 23.
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MASH star Alan Alda reveals he has Parkinson's disease at 82
M*A*S*H star Alan Alda has revealed he has Parkinson's disease at the age of 82.
The American actor confirmed he was diagnosed with the condition three and a half years ago, in an interview with CBS' This Morning.
"I've had a full life since then," he said on the show.
"I've acted, I've given talks, I help at the Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook.
"I started this new podcast. And I noticed that – I had been on television a lot in the last couple of weeks talking about the new podcast – and I could see my thumb twitch in some shots and I thought, it's probably only a matter of time before somebody does a story about this from a sad point of view, but that's not where I am."
Alan is best known for his portrayal of Army Capt. "Hawkeye" Pierce in the hit show M*A*S*H between 1972 and 1983.
He has also starred in huge TV shows like The West Wing and 30 Rock, as well as winning Emmys and six Golden Globes throughout his long acting career.
He was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor gong at the 2004 Oscars thanks to his role in The Aviator, in which he starred alongside Leonardo DiCaprio.
The actor recently told Page Six that he believed his podcast had become a hit, but that most of his pals ""don't know what a podcast is — or how to download one."
He also admitted that younger staffers on his show refer to him as "the oldest millennial".
Alan recently revealed he believes 'improvement' is the best lesson he could pass down to his grandchildren.
"I have three daughters and eight grandkids, and a lot of us have improvised together," he said earlier this month.
"I love that they have an interest in it, because it certainly changed my life.
"Improvising is life-changing, because it makes you a different person, a better person.
"It puts you in touch with your creativity, and you begin to trust yourself more, and censor yourself less.
"Most importantly, you have to listen to the other person – it's not just about you."
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There's an intersectionality fight going on in Great Britain between humanists who had a program teaching tolerance to their schoolchildren about homosexuality and Muslims who forced the school to suspend the classes.
Parkfield Community School in Birmingham, England had classes in which a program titled "No Outsiders" taught that "families look different," in an effort to teach schoolchildren about homosexuality.
The community has a great number of Muslims; the program was pulled after the school received a petition last month with over 400 signatures from parents, mostly Muslim, who have withdrawn their children from the school in protest. The Guardian reported that last Friday, roughly 600 Muslim children, aged between four and 11, were withdrawn from the school for the day.


This week's Wicked Wednesday theme has been blessedly preceded by a solid five days of glorious sunshine and we have been beavering away preparing our little patch of land. We wait impatient through March every year for the night time temperature to rise enough to mean we can fill the spa pool. A massive indulgence a few years ago, it is a lifeline for us as a place of relaxation in the evening, and we often use it nightly into November. It isn't just the warm water, although that is lovely, but it is it's placement. Our Garden.
My home is full of messy, exuberant life. The living room is lego filled, the dining room a classroom and office, the kitchen feeds up to eight several times a day. Technology and screens beep and buzz and spew blue light. Despite our best efforts, bedrooms are multipurpose spaces and squeezed out is space for our intimacy. But we do not accept that. We've made space. Hidden it in plain sight, just for us.
The British may be a nation of gardeners, but in these first truly warm days of spring we have worked on ours with passion. Trees are pruned and pinned to espalier our boundary fences, sweet peas, honeysuckle, jasmine and roses tended and fed. Pale silver leaves flutter high on airy branches, deceiving the eye without casting shadow. Our bower is created.
Careful gardening has grown leafy walls between us and our neighbours' windows. Night scented flowers make the twilight world heavy with perfume. The stillness, the utter peace of the garden at night gives us space to relax and safely be ourselves.
Giggling like school children we shed our clothes in the kitchen and then leave the chaos behind for the moon-kissed night, stripped of our expectations of each other we are just us, man and woman, Adam and Eve. Breeze swirls and bats swoop low over the cushions and blankets or steaming water where we lie. We touch.
Here, there is time and space for touch. Skin to skin we apologise and forgive, sustain and affirm, feed and be fed without a word spoken. Brick warmed air kisses our nakedness and ruffles our hair. The blanket of darkness pierced by moon-white brilliance gives tired limbs an ethereal beauty. The peace breathes life and we channel it into each other.
Arousal is slow and easy because here we can be unhurried and unharried. Just us. Bodies and minds re-synchronising internally and with each other. An hour or two or who knows, because time is irrelevant. This is rest and restoration.
Creatures come and go without heeding us. The snuffling hedgehog and screaming foxes give us more freedom, covering for us when pulses pound with heat and need and we shatter our own silence. Mostly though, we are silent, an escape from the noise of life and in deference to the dog-walkers on the pavement feet from our hideaway.
We are not ashamed. Bodies pressed together in our own sliver of the universe, part of its organic synergy. We watch the stars and they watch us and we are all where we need to be.
Creeping up to bed, before the first child wakes and searches out an intimacy of their own between our bodies, we have feasted on the wonder of nature. Replete and whole, we believe we can sustain our family through whatever imperfections and challenges the day brings.
For all the talk about "me" time, we have created a physical and mental space where "us" is the central theme. When we enjoy and tend it in the daytime, we are preparing it for each other, even as it brings joy in other ways. The hub of our home. Our garden.
Thank you. Makes it special when someone enjoys my writing, my other "me" moment of the week.
Wonderfully descriptive and fantastically written. I can picture the garden and wish I had a green thumb to do what you do.
This post speaks of so much love, love for your garden, love for your family. Such a beautiful thing to create a space just for the two of you, to make time for you. Special!
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Doris Lucinda (Woleslagle) Haven
Doris Lucinda (Woleslagle) Haven, 95, of Columbia Cross Roads, passed away on July 29, 2019 at the Guthrie Towanda Personal Care Home.
A private family celebration of life will be held at a later date. Interment will be private. Arrangements are under the care of Pepper Funeral Home & Cremation Facility, Inc., Canton, PA. Memorial contributions may be made in Doris's name to the Sylvania Presbyterian Church, PO Box 84, Sylvania, PA 16945 or the Olde Covert Church, 8698 Old State Rd., Troy, PA 16947.
A full obituary can be viewed and memories and condolences can be shared at www.pepperfuneralhomes.com
Dean Warren Palmer
Dean Warren Palmer was born in a small town named Leroy, PA where he grew up on a Dairy Farm. His parents, Edith and Paul Palmer, passed away in 1990. He graduated from Canton High School in 1953 and joined the Army, as a proud member of the 82nd Airborne division, jumping as a paratrooper. He had several hundred recorded jumps from an airplane, not to the surprise of any of us! Dean was a proud veteran and loved his country. He came back to the states and went to Williamsport Area Community College on the GI bill and soon started his own business. He was the owner and CEO of Palmer Industrial Coatings Inc. and celebrated 50 years in business before he retired in 2011.
Dean was an avid hunter and fisherman. He spent countless hours working for and donating to local outdoor preservation groups, community projects and youth programs. He was a longtime sponsor of the John Bower Basketball League and the West End Babe Ruth Baseball League. He was a board member of the Williamsport YMCA for years and managed the project building of the Pickelner Arena at the YMCA.
Dean was a member of the former Antlers Club in Williamsport, Pa. and the Wheel Inn in Ralston, Pa. He was a past officer and President of the Newberry Lions Club. Along with being a published author for Safari Magazine, he was a member of the Wild Sheep Federation, and the Boone and Crockett club. He has several record trophies on record.
Fred E. Mundrick
Fred E. Mundrick Sr., 87, of Sayre, Pa., formerly of Canton, passed away July 28, 2019, peacefully at his home while surrounded by his loving family. Fred was born May 16, 1932, in Cascade Township, Lycoming County, Pa., the first born and the last child to pass away from the late Emerson and Emma (Wettlaufer) Mundrick. On June 15, 1956 he married the former Louise Morgan at the United Methodist Church in Ralston. In his early years, Fred worked as a logger with his father and later with several other area logging companies. He was also employed at Mint Chevrolet in Sayre and shortly afterward Canton's McCallum Manor in maintenance for 15 years until retirement in 2000. Fred was a member of the First Baptist Church in Canton. He was an avid New York Yankees fan and also enjoyed bowling and softball. Fred loved the outdoors especially picking huckleberries and looked forward to hunting and fishing at County Bridge on Armenia Mountain. He always came home from his adventures with many stories to tell and was known for his keen sense of humor.
Mary Louise Chilson Patton
Mary Louise Chilson Patton, 68, of 4942 Fairview Road, Towanda, West Burlington Township, passed away Thursday evening, June 27, 2019 at the Bradford County Manor in W. Burlington Township.Mary was born June 17, 1951, at home in Towanda Township, the daughter of Robert E. Chilson and MaryB. Bailey Chilson. Mary was
a 1969 graduate of Towanda High School and in early years was employed by the Crystal Springs Motel and the Fireplace Restaurant inTowanda. She was later employed by Kodak in Rochester, N.Y., for 10 years, HADCO "Sanmina" in Owego, N.Y., for 8 years, and served as a caregiver for Futures Community Support Services in Towanda for 15 years. Mary enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren, reading and crocheting.
Michael Paul Donovan
Michael Paul Donovan, 31, of Joshua, TX, formerly of New Cumberland, died Friday, July 26, 2019, at his family home.
He was a Project Manager for Fast Action Restoration, Joshua, TX. He was a 2007 graduate of Canton Area High School, Canton, PA, where he was an accomplished football player, but his real passion was baseball where he excelled in many different positions. Michael liked all sports and was a lifelong Phillies and Eagles fan. After moving to Texas, he enjoyed attending Texas Rangers games with his brother/best friend, Joe, and it's here he leaves behind many treasure memories.
Born on February 19, 1988, in Harrisburg, he was the son of Mark and Nancy McCollum of New Cumberland, and Paul and Regina Donovan of Jefferson Township, PA
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a brother, Joseph M. Donovan of Joshua, TX; a sister, Rose K. Donovan of Arlington, TX; maternal grandmother, Ruth B. Fulton of Easton, MD; Paternal grandmother, Dawn A. McCollum of New Cumberland; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.
Memorial services will be held privately at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to The Salvation Army Harrisburg, P.O. Box 61798, Harrisburg, PA 17106.
For more information or to send messages of condolence, please visit www.parthemore.com
David Walsh Brubaker
David Walsh Brubaker, 78, of Hillcrest Drive, Towanda, passed away early Saturday morning, July 20, 2019 at the Skilled Nursing Unit of Guthrie Memorial Hospital, Towanda, Pa. after a period of declining health.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday, July 25, at 10 a.m. at Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Third St. Towanda. with the Rev. Edward Michelini, pastor as celebrant. Interment will follow in Ss. Peter and Paul Cemetery, North Towanda Township, with full honors accorded by Towanda American Legion Post No. 42, La Societe Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Voiture Locale No. 549 and the Pennsylvania State Police.
Memories and condolences may be expressed by visiting www.bowenfuneralhomes.com
Robert William Lawson, III
Robert William Lawson, III of Columbia Cross Roads passed away unexpectedly at his residence July 22, 2019. He was 38 years of age. Born in Sayre September 18, 1980, he was the son of the late Robert W Lawson, Jr and Rosemary (Talada) Lawson. Bobby attended the Canton Area schools where he played Junior High football, and during high school served as manager of the football and basketball teams. He graduated Canton Area High School with the class of 2000. Bobby also played baseball for 15 years as part of the Challenger League. He enjoyed many special field trips to New York City and was awarded several ribbons in the Special Olympics. Bobby was also an avid bowler and enjoyed the fellowship of his team mates at the Martha Lloyd School. He also enjoyed fishing and watching NASCAR with his uncle. Most importantly, Bobby knew his Savior. He was a part of the Christian fellowship at Calvary Alliance Chapel just north of Canton, and was always ready to help with Vacation Bible School, or in any other capacity.
Bobby is survived by his mother, Rosemary, of West Burlington, his sister Amy Gilliland of Columbia Cross Roads, Uncles Butch and Kathy Talada of Elmira, Bill & Judy Talada of Waverly, aunts Pat & Mike Vanderpool of Athens, Linda & John Smith of Candor, NY, Carrie & Tim Stroker of Milan, Tina Talada of Rome, Pa., Wilma Lawson of Waverly, Fran Tully of Waverly, Helen & Mike Phillips of Elmira, Dorothy Lawson of MO., Special friends Tracy and Tom Froelich, Bob Woodward, Thad & Sheila Woodward, Doug Leivy, Judy Dole, Kathy Benjamin and Matthew Campbell as well as many cousins. He was preceded in death by grandparents Robert and Beryl Lawson, Albert Talada, Lillian Stroud, step-grandfather Howard Stroud, father Robert W. Lawson, Jr. brother-in-law Ron West and uncles Charles Lawson and Robert Talada.
 A celebration of Bobby's life will be held 1 o'clock P.M. August 17, 2019 at Calvary Alliance Chapel with Pastor John Isher officiating. The family will provide the flowers, and suggests that monetary contributions be directed to the family c/o Amy Gilliland, 53 N. Calman Lane, Columbia Cross Roads, Pa., 16914 (www.morseandkleesefuneralhome.com)
Merle Chaapel
Merle Chaapel, 71, of Troy, Pa., passed away Tuesday, July 22, 2019 at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center in Elmira, N.Y.
A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, July 27, 2019, at the Austinville Union Church, 2977 Austinville Road, Troy, Pa 16947 with Reverend Kenneth Marple officiating. Burial will be private in Glenwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers consider a donation in Merle's name to the Austinville Union Church, 2977 Austinville Road, Troy, Pa 16947 or the Troy Vets Club Post #49 ,1 Veterans Drive, Troy, Pa 16947. A full obituary will be in next week's paper. Pepper Funeral Home and Cremation Facility in Canton, Pa. is assisting the family with arrangements. Share memories and condolences at www.pepperfuneralhomes.com
Herbert Walter Smouther
Herbert Walter Smouther, age 90, of Casar, NC, passed into God's care on July 21, 2019.
Herb was born in Canton, Pennsylvania on October 23, 1928. He was predeceased by his mother, Laura Smouther, favorite aunt, Lillian Ward and brother, Roger Smouther both of Canton; his first wife of 35 years Winnifred (Seeley) Smouther of Elmira; and a son Stephen Herbert Smouther of Columbus, Ohio. Herb is survived by his second wife, Marilyn (Fortenberry) Smouther of Casar, NC; a son Gordon W. Smouther and daughter-in-law Linda L. Smouther of Trenton, NJ; a grandson, Bryan Smouther of Melbourne, FL; a granddaughter, Bethany Jackson of Granite Bay, CA; two great grandsons; and Anne (Seeley) Smouther, wife of Roger.
Herb was a graduate of Canton High School in 1946 where he was class president and a member of the varsity baseball, football and PA state champion basketball team. Following his marriage to Winnifred Seeley, he worked for a short while at the Swayze Box Company in Canton and then moved to Elmira, NY where he was employed by Ward La France Firetruck Company in the Sales Department. While in Elmira, he was an active coach of youth baseball, basketball and soccer in Southport. Herb and Winnifred moved to Cape Coral, FL in 1980 where Winnifred passed away two years later. Herb kept in close touch with his teammates from the various athletic teams. They met most years in Canton and attended the annual high school alumni dinner.
Marilyn and Herb were married in December, 1983 and after short periods in Florida and Columbia, SC, they settled in the Casar, NC area. Herb and Marilyn were well known in the area for Mom's Cookies which were widely distributed to local convenience stores
Funeral services will be held on July 25 under the direction of Stamey-Tysinger Funeral Home, 846 E. Stagecoach Trail, Falston, NC. Interment will be at the Woodlawn Cemetery in Elmira, NY on Monday July 29 where there will be a brief gravesite service beginning at 11:00 a.m.
Donations in remembrance of Herb can be made to the Huntington Disease Society at www.Indiana.hdsa.org
Nelson "Bucky" Buckwalter
Nelson "Bucky" Buckwalter, 92, of Ralston, formerly of West Chester, passed away Thursday, July 18, 2019.
A celebration of life followed by military honors for Bucky will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 10, at Pepper Funeral Home, 578 Springbrook Dr. Canton. A private burial will be at a later date. Those who wish may consider a memorial in Mr. Buckwalter's name to Wounded Warriors, P.O. Box 758516 Topeka, KS 66675-8516. Share condolences at www.pepperfuneralhomes.com
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Pueblo County High School Sports Awards girls volleyball player of the year nominees
The Pueblo Chieftain is proud to announce the nominees for the girls volleyball player of the year for the Pueblo County High School Sports Awards to be held in the spring. The winner will be the announced at the show. More details about the program are coming soon.
During the live show, these nominees will be honored, along with the top three finalists and the player of the year. All official nominees can receive a free ticket. Check back later in the year for information on how to RSVP.
The Pueblo County High School Sports Awards show is part of the USA TODAY High School Sports Awards, the largest high school sports recognition program in the country.
Here are the nominees for the girls volleyball player of the year:
Bella Adams, Pueblo West High School, Sr.
Sophie Adamson, Rye High School, Sr.
Sydney Adamson, Rye High School, Sr.
Gracie Bossow, Pueblo West High School, Sr.
Abby Budd, Pueblo County High School, Sr.
Morgan Elarton, Rye High School, Sr.
Weynishet Farnworth, Pueblo County High School, Fr.
Kate Gallery, Pueblo West High School, Sr.
Gracie Graham, Rye High School, Sr.
Grace Helzer, Pueblo East High School, Jr.
Jenna Sharp, Pueblo County High School, Jr.
Raquel Tapia, Pueblo County High School, Jr.