Discussion in 'Football Recruiting' started by RB07OSU, Feb 7, 2019.
Everything got a little disjointed with the early signing period and then the final signing day yesterday, but figured I would put my thoughts on this class in the typical BRPT review format (with a couple nuances and I am sure the BRPT will weigh in with their input once they get the chance) and everyone can chime in with your thoughts in the replies. The February signing day does not have the typical fireworks as it used to, but now is a great time to reflect on the class now that it is in the books.
Justin Fields if you count him in the 2019 class I suppose, that is a huge get and he is going to start immediately. Of the true 2019 class, Garrett Wilson. Not only is GW extremely talented and a game breaker, he has a ton of polish to his game already and has the instincts of a receiver where I think he will adjust to the speed of the game at the next level quickly. Add on the fact that Garrett is a natural leader and willing blocker, and I think he has the chance to play right away under Hartline, who has shown he will play a guy if they are ready despite a talented WR room (see Chris Olave). If there is a runner up here, I would submit Harry Miller, who I think is college ready in terms of not just physicality and technique, but also brains...the kid is smart and picking up scheme mentally is the biggest thing for an OL to play early.
Zach Harrison and it isn't even close. 6'5 245 lb. freak athlete that runs a legit 4.4 and has reach for days. Technique and consistency needs work but if he commits himself and gets the tutelage of LJ Sr., his potential is absolutely through the roof. I believe Zach is a RS candidate unless we use him in situational pass rush situations, but I think he can be an all-time great if the stars align. Runner up is Jameson Williams, who I couldn't be much higher on...shades of TGII in his game and he could be an absolute game breaker here, and early on imo if he puts on a few pounds and learns our scheme.
Harry Miller. Incredibly intelligent kid, great leader, excellent physical tools, and he will put the time in to be successful here. I would be shocked if he didn't end up being a 3 year starter type with all conference/all american credentials. Runner up is Tommy Eichenberg, who I think is going to be a 3 year starter type that will be Mr. Consistency...one of the biggest commits in the 2019 class imo given the concerns at the LB position. Co-runner up is Noah Potter, who needs a shout out because I think he has too many physical tools, talent and drive to not thrive under LJ Sr.
Jameson Williams. Could certainly go with Harrison again here, but I think Jameson has some of the most upside in terms of athleticism and game-breaking speed I have seen from an offensive recruit we have brought in. Then he went and really impressed scouts at the UA All-American game with his polish and route running, which was a bit of a surprise. I think we are in for a treat here. I would throw out Ronnie Hickman as the runner up...he was more noticeable on the offensive side of the ball in HS, but he has all the tools to be a lockdown corner here...hopefully a Marshon Lattimore type if we are lucky, who also starred as an offensive player but translated that talented to the CB position.
Dawand Jones. There are things to like and he could definitely end up being a force if he puts the work with Coach Mic and gets his technique down. But he was definitely a "Plan C" type of guy at the last hour after we saw the ships sail on numerous top targets. Don't get me wrong, was happy to get his commitment on NLOID after we missed on the others though. Runner up is Cormontae Hamilton. Hamilton is a steady blocker and given our sporadic usage of TE's in the passing game, perhaps he is the perfect guy to take at TE for that reason. But I don't really see him adding anything in the passing game and it seemed like we were just bound and determined to take a TE even though the 2019 TE class and our realistic targets was about as sparse as I have seen it.
Marcus Crowley. Crowley went under the radar until having a MONSTER senior season, then he was pursued by most. He's a big back that runs hard and has a lot of talent. I think we got a big time steal here. My runner up would be Bryson Shaw, who I am VERY high on...kid has the athleticism of a safety and has the size and hits like a LB...extremely underrated imo.
Enokk Vimahi. We go offer a highly rated kid from Hawaii in January past the early signing day and in one month, some how surpass USC and Oklahoma when USC had a sizeable lead and the distance advantage. Just an excellent job by Day on that one, I am still in shock. Then you have Justin Fields if we count him as 2019...there was some talk early on when he went into the transfer portal, but I really didn't expect him to jump on the transfer here so quickly without much of a fight from other schools.
Jordan Battle and not even close. While his decommitment was expected even if Urban stayed, it was a big blow to lose a highly rated DB when that position was arguably the biggest position of need for this class..factor in that he switched to Bama and its no bueno. Mathis at QB is currently the runner up, although you take the Fields trade any day of the week. If we do not hang on to Nester come February, then my answer will change. You could also through out Darnell Wright, the nation's top offensive tackle that was a strong lean here and basically fell off the radar months ago.
Update edit: I initially drafted this right after early signing day. Now it is definitely Nester. We really needed to hang on to him. Vimahi is a nice late pickup and would negate the Nester decommit if he doesn't take his mission early on. But if he does take the mission, then it does nothing for us really, as you might as well just focus on 2020 and 2021 to fill the gaps. I agree with many that Nester was playing poor competition and sliding, but he had the physical tools to step in and compete if he picked up the technique. I think Nester would be a redshirt and then would have been competing for a spot, and that stings to lose him at a critical position of need. We absolutely need Jonah Jackson as a transfer now, because the OL need is immediate. If we get Jackson, it may bridge the gap enough if we kill it in 2020.
Cornerbacks. Hickman is a very solid get here, but we needed at least a couple corners in this class, maybe 3. Aside from any potential transfer (i.e. go all out on LaMont Wade), Devonshire is about the only way to somewhat rectify the numbers issue in 2019. Will need a huge 2020 haul at this position. OL is a close runner up. Adding Vimahi and Jones may help, but Jones is a ways off from contributing and Vimahi may do the mission.
Originally had this drafted as the biggest needs in February, which was more interesting, as we had two commitments and the obvious answer is Vimahi. Excellent get at the last minute. Aloha!
Not an "addition", but I think Day's promotion to HC was the best thing for the program with recruiting (and generally, just trying to keep it focused on recruiting for this article). He keeps familiarity and continuity with the program, and the recruits already know him. While there is no replacing UFM on the recruiting front, I think Day is a huge hit with recruits and especially on the offensive side. But what about the defensive side? I expect immediate and positive results from the Mattison and Washington hires...both are lights out recruiters and I am excited to see the recruiting results here. Many big 2020 prospects already have ties to both coaches and I think both will be big improvements over Schiano and Davis. I know there is some trepidation from some fans given the school they came from, but I see it as a steal from the state up north and especially on recruiting. As to Hafley, the NFL angle an experience is great and by all accounts, he was an excellent recruiter when he was coaching in college. Moreover, he can recruit NJ and the NE, which was my biggest concern in cutting Schiano loose from a recruiting perspective. If he can recruit NJ and the NE like he used to, I think this is a big upgrade (and frankly, an upgrade regardless given Grinch and Taver Johnson's recruiting shortfalls in 2019).
Might as well take a look at 2020 with the 2019 class in the books. Personally, I see the 2020 class being a top 5 class unless the 2019 season is some sort of implosion. We are already off to a hot start on the WR class and will likely close out strong there. Jack Miller is a top notch talent at QB and I see him staying put and helping with our recruiting big time. Paris Johnson is a bookend LT and I also see him staying on board and if we keep Wypler, he is one of the best interior OL in the country. Biggest needs are DB and OL, which I think get addressed. At DB, we have a ton of top talent with OSU at the top of their list (Cavazos, McGlothern, Ricks, Ringo, etc.) and the potential for immediate PT will be attractive. At OL, we already have 2 of the best in Johnson and Wypler...then you have plenty of realistic, talented options in Corcoran, Wray, Rodgers, Hatchett, etc.)..long story short, I expect a very good OL class. There are quite a few highly rated 5* guys that I think we have a solid chance on that you have to be excited about. I fully expect a home run class in 2020.
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This class was always going to be about Zach Harrison. When a generational talent is playing in your own backyard, you simply have to sign him. No excuses allowed. And Ryan Day did just that. Harrison makes this class special, and three additional five-star prospects (Garrett Wilson and Harry Miller as 2019 signees, plus Justin Fields as a 2019 transfer) give this class the kind of top-level talent that will be needed for a future national championship run. Now with all that being said, this class is very small and as such has plenty of holes, most notably at cornerback and offensive line. This group also has plenty of tweeners and reaches, which is a risky proposition in a class this small. I have a bad feeling that this class could end up resembling 2003 more than any other - a couple of superstars, a couple of solid players, and a whole lot of busts.
Justin Fields will be the Day One starting quarterback, if eligible, but he's not technically a member of the Class of 2019. Zach Harrison has tons of upside (see below), but he's also very raw. Harry Miller is big, strong, smart, and fundamentally sound, but he arrives late and it's always tough for a true freshman to make an impact on the offensive line. Garrett Wilson enters a crowded wide receiver room that has plenty of potential but little proven production outside of K.J. Hill (who's more of an H-back anyway). Most of the other 2019 signees seem like special teamers or redshirt candidates for next season. So, Wilson by default.
Zach Harrison. If he develops technique, motor, and desire, then he will be an all-time great. The kids has off-the-charts measurables: 4.47 forty and 38-inch vertical at 6-foot-5 and 243 pounds, but he needs to turn that raw athleticism into production on the gridiron.
If I put on my scarlet-colored glasses, then I suddenly see all of the actual reaches listed above as being potential sleepers. Take your pick. I'll say Craig Young, who is a Darron Lee type speed linebacker in some alternate universe.
How often does Ohio State offer a top national recruit a month before Signing Day? How often does Ohio State offer a kid from Hawaii? How often does a Hawaiian recruit visit central Ohio during the middle of winter? Basically never. But that's how Enokk Vimahi's recruitment went, and he surprised most everybody by signing with Ohio State over the much closer and much warmer Southern Cal. Sometimes late bets on long shots pay off.
Jordan Battle and Kane Patterson were both committed to Ohio State at some point, and each would look good in scarlet and gray right about now. Sampson James was an early verbal who got the cold shoulder and ended up at Indiana, which sounds about right. Doug Nester is a loss according to the recruiting rankings (#106 on the 247 Composite), but I never saw him as either an offensive tackle nor an early contributor. I was never high on Dwan Mathis and couldn't understand the offer to him; essentially trading him for Justin Fields seems like the steal of the century. 2019 was a very down year for Ohio high school talent, but the staff managed to let three of the top five in-state prospects get away, including much-needed offensive linemen Zeke Correll and Nolan Rumler to rivals (Notre Dame and Michigan, respectively). Ryan Day wants to make Ohio more of a focus for recruiting, so maybe we'll see less four-star whiffs in the future.
Depth. There are a some very nice top-end prospects (Zach Harrison, Garrett Wilson, Harry Miller), and a lot of question marks (Cormontae Hamilton, Bryson Shaw, Steele Chambers, Ryan Jacoby, Noah Potter, Craig Young, Jaden McKenzie, Dawand Jones, Enokk Vimahi). What's missing are the guys in the middle, the solid four-stars who should be the foundation of the team. Yes, there's Cade Stover and Ronnie Hickman and Jameson Williams and Tommy Eichenberg, but most classes have a dozen of those guys plus the five-stars at the top and a few sleepers to round out the class.
I can objectively state that Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, and Dabo Swinney have a positive impact on recruiting. Beyond those three, who really knows? Coaches may make a little difference around the edges, but the schools generally sell themselves. Ohio State could have the BPRT coaching the football team, and we'd be able to sign a top-25 class based on the facilities, the tradition, the campus, the student body, the academics, the City of Columbus, and most importantly the pipeline to the NFL. "Comfort and relationships" is bunk. Urban Meyer threw together a top-5 class two months after leaving the broadcast booth; Ryan Day signed three five-star prospects two weeks after being hired; Dwan Mathis flipped on Signing Day to a school that he'd never even visited; and two weeks later Mathis was replaced by the kid Mathis replaced. As far as personalities go, do you really think anyone actually likes Nick Saban? Much less Jim Harbaugh? Recruiting is full of strange bedfellows, shotgun marriages, and strained relationships, and it's only made worse by position coaches changing jobs every two or three years (sometimes to arch rivals). The current staff has lots of wind in their sails - they'll do just fine.
This is the time of the year when we can dream about having the #1 class ... next year. Recruiting classes always look great on paper twelve months in advance of Signing Day. Right now, Ohio State's paper has Paris Johnson, Bryan Bresee, Luke Wypler, Julian Fleming, Kelee Ringo, Jack Miller, Gee Scott, Rakim Jarrett, Mekhail Sherman, Darrion Henry, Darvon Hubbard, Justin Rogers, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, R.J. Mickens, Jake Wray, Lejond Cavazos, Michael Drennen II, Fred Davis II, DeaMonte Trayanum, Jalen Berger, Dwight McGlothern, Turner Corcoran, Reece Atterberry, Geirean Hatchett, Miles Brooks, E.J. Smith.... A few of those names are in pen, lots are in pencil, some are in invisible ink. If Ohio State signs half of those guys, then the class of 2020 will be a great one.
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I just came in here to whine about you leaving Corey Linsley off of the #OCU list.
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Great work to the both of you but @LordJeffBuck not sure how Noah Potter makes your list of question marks instead of "solid four stars"?
Thanks for the write-ups guys, love them.
Fields has been mentioned in this thread. And with "borderline free agency" on the horizon it's probably appropriate to talk about transfers as a part of a recruiting class. If not in the main class thread then surely in the recap thread. Besides, the thread on the transfer portal is too broad.
So, who has the goods on Jonah Jackson and what that timetable is? 247 sports had him as the #5 most important transfer (Fields was #1) and Jackson's impact on the 2019/20 season could be enormous.
Totally agree. This transfer portal/immediate eligibility trend has the potential to really negate some of these recruiting class rankings.
Not that rankings are the be all end all in if u win a championship, but it's proven that better players give u a better shot and it gives u a decent idea of the sheer number of talented kids u have coming in.
You bring in a kid like Fields, and 1 or more grad transfers or kids that are eligible right away, and that mid-teens class they just signed all of a sudden looks more like a top 5-10 class, especially filling needs right away that bringing in a freshman in a otherwise normal recruiting cycle may not be able to fill.
I think they are still pursuing the All-ACC OL grad tranfer, Parker Braun, from GT as well. Haven't heard any recent news on Jonah.
It makes sense to probably have a transfer portal thread where Ohio State targets are discussed. Whether that best belongs in the recruiting forum, Buckeye football forum, or general, I don't know. I'll run that by the higher ups.
As to Jackson, his visit here went great but is visiting Oklahoma. I like our chances, but waiting to see how the OU visit goes.
When is the visit to Norman?
and when is the deadline for all these kids to decide their future schools? I mean technically, they have until fall camp starts when rosters have to be at 85, right?
I don't think that has been determined, word was he would take the visit though. Imagine it will be soon.
But ask and you shall receive, the OSU Transfer Portal Recruiting thread has been opened for discussion and stickied to the main page for the time being. Have at it folks.
For graduate transfers, I am pretty sure they do have up until fall camp starts. Logistically, I would imagine most would decide no later than the end of spring to get acclimated, learn the system, and allow the coaches to figure out scholarship numbers.


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The Hunger Games was first published in 2008 but I read it last year, in response to all the hype and in anticipation of the movie. I started the book and almost gave up because the first few chapters are some of the most inane; heavy in exposition, these chapters set up the world that allows for the Hunger Games, but does it in such a way that no one, not even the characters, seem to care. If their personalities are affected by the trauma of their pasts, it is because it is the proper way to feel, not because their souls have depth. Granted, as the book progresses, this changes and the characters do round themselves out a bit. Which brings me to my second point.
The book is written in the first person view of Katniss Everdeen. Her father is dead, her mother emotionally unavailable, her little sister innocent and naive, and their life tough. Katniss plays the martyr, growing up too soon in order to take care of her family and resenting the years her mother spent mourning her father's death. Her one consolation has been her friend Gale, who becomes her only friend, companion, confidant, and hunting buddy. He asks her to leave with him, to set out into the woods alone to try and make a better, off-the-grid life for themselves. But Katniss refuses on account of the responsibility she feels for her sister.
Hopefully that gives you an idea of the emotional topography of Katniss at the time of the first book. Now to sum up the plot a bit. Basically, America has crumbled and been replaced by a dictatorship. The remaining land (California has sunk into the sea) is divided into districts based on agricultural and economic commodities. There used to be 13 but then there was a rebellion and now there are 12. Every year each district has to send a boy and a girl to compete in The Hunger Games, which are very violent and brutal and only one person comes out alive. This is to discourage the people to start another rebellion, because it shows just how in charge the government is! Anyway, the ruling class all live in what is never named as, but is definitely hinted at, basically Denver, Colorado. They live ridiculous lives of wealth, luxury, frivolity and excess. So there you have the two main conflicts, a ruling class super out of touch with the very poor providers and a game in which 12-18 year olds kill each other for their quasi-historical amusement.
The book is engrossing. I was so into it that I read it while walking to work. The narration is annoying, because Katniss is annoying. She is oblivious to a good deal of the motives of those around her and is extremely narrow-minded. This causes a lot of conflict with the other characters, something the book thrives in dragging out and utilizing for plot purposes. But it also succeeds in allowing the reader to connect emotionally with Katniss and feel her pains and frustrations. The reader hears and knows Katniss and the other characters. In the movie, the watcher only sees Katniss and co.
I was extremely excited about the movie. This book was begging to be made into a good movie. They cast some big names, many of whom did a FANTASTIC job. Stanley Tucci for one, Donald Sutherland for another. Some of the casting was uninspired and contrary to the book, like Liam Hemsworth as Gale. The sets were more or less acceptable but now we come to a pet peeve of mine: costuming. Suzanne Collins wrote at length about the weird fashions the people of the Capitol wear: skin that has been permanently dyed, purple lipstick, eyebrow tattoos, hair in every shade of the spectrum and in outlandish hairstyles. But you only ever see a fraction of that weirdness in the movie. Nicki Minaj is basically a Capitol citizen but would have stuck out like a sore thumb in the movies. Shame on that costumer. It was your chance to wow us all with your weirdness and you failed our fantasies!
The camera work was also patchy and quite shoddy in places. The entire beginning of the movie is shot in shaky-cam. I CAN'T STAND SHAKY-CAM. Seriously, it does not add a single thing to the movie. Then, instead of using valuable screen-time elaborating on the inner struggles of the main characters, they use it making quick cuts between fast-panning background shots and extreme close-ups of faces. There is absolutely no narrative in that kind of movement.
Which leads me to my final, and most critical, point. Because the book is written in first person the reader is inundated with emotions, thought-processes, and opinions of other people. These are crucial to understanding the choices Katniss makes as the books go on. Yet there is little to none of this going on in the movie! The movie relies solely on the gazes of close-cropped actors to convey hundreds of complex ideas. If you hadn't read the books before seeing the movie you would be lost and nonplussed at some of the turns the plot takes, because no one explained it to you. This movie could have been so much better if the writers had just added some dialogue. Sure, those conversations don't happen in the books, but in a movie they are necessary! The transition from first-person to screen is hard but you fix it by hiding exposition in conversations. Katniss's relationships are twisted, muddled things and in the books this is clear because of how much she frets over them. But you can't have relationships without interactions, and the movie just doesn't deliver those.
So, in essence, this movie just wasn't what it could have been. I attribute it to someone in Hollywood hearing it was a trend and deciding to cash in on it before the trend faded out. They rushed it, in other words. With just a few extra inputs and a few more critiques they would have been there! But instead they pandered to an audience clamoring for a movie. It was fast-food, not gourmet.


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Story content will have everything to do with three little boys deciding to color Easter eggs without me. I told them we would would color eggs when I came back from the grocery store. They called me on my cell while I was shopping to say they decorated the eggs without me. They were so proud.
I came home with a suburban full of groceries and no way to bring them into the kitchen. There was yolk on the backsplash and floor was a hazmat site. Slimy egg whites all over the floor and dried egg white splatter all over the dark wood cabinets, the countertops, and the appliances. I am not even stressed out yet about the dye that is spilled all over the kitchen table and chairs and banquette. I hadn't even processed the fact my kids have put their mouths all over unwashed raw eggs. The CDC is going to have a tough time determining if our salmonella outbreak is from our Easter eggs or from catching turtles in the pond.
Why YES, Peter did indeed bring a turtle from our pond to the club's Saturday Easter brunch, because that is the only way we could get him out of the pond.
We woke up to find our baskets this morning and Peter received a giant container of SUPER bubble juice the Easter Bunny gave him.
The Easter bunny was thinking it may kill some of the turtle germs on his hands. Then, because AGAIN God has a sense of humor, Peter then immediately spilled the SUPER bubble juice all over on our shag carpet. Our thick throw rug shag carpet on a wood floor with a foam grippy pad under it, like the kind of shag rug that needs a rake and makes me immediately midcentury modern cool because we have it in our house.
Little known facts about shag carpet and bubble juice.
– Bubble juice, SUPER bubble juice is sticky like glue.
– Shag carpet can hold about $197.69 in change before you notice that their is money in your carpet and this means it is NEVER letting the sticky SUPER bubble juice out.
– In order to get the bubble juice out you have to run pitchers of water through it. repeatedly.
– In order to get the water out of the carpet you need a shop vac.
– When shop vac's suction water and SUPER bubble juice it turns the shop vac into a giant bubble maker.
Let me paint a picture…bubbles and water spitting out of the top and sides of shop vac. I am throwing towels over shop vac to knock down spray. Shop Vac has pretty giant bubbles stuck to all of its cracks.
I'm still in my pjs due to bubble juice extraction is a messy, messy job.
Another bit of proof that God had a sense of humor is that the egg mess and the bubble mess did not happen in the same room.
Pray for me. Heck, you better pray for my kids!
I think I may have just written that post. Writing is like therapy. I tried my first post from my phone and finally opened laptop. I kept updating as I wrote so sorry if you read a first draft.
Our weird little Peter asked for Breathe Right Strips because his nose is always stuffed up from allergies. He is a sucker for marketing. Cannot wait to see our seven year old sleeping tonight with one on.
Do you see the little arms on Peter's tadpole. It was in my house! Uh-huh!
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Don't you just love it when they try and do things on their own…yeah..me either!
My boys never tried to color the eggs without me…but!
Picture this…it was the first major snow fall and I was taking quietly to my parents before the boys got up and saw the snow. (I was living in Washington State at that time and my parents were in Georgia and experiencing the snow through me!) My dad said for me to call him when the boys went to go play so I could tell him all about it…I looked at the clock and said .."The boys should be up but it is tooo quiet!". I went to their rooms and they were all gone…I was getting ready to panic when I heard laughter…you guessed it…they were already outside and they had taken their baby brother to play too! Ages…5,4 and 1. The one year old was sitting in the snow with just a diaper. My five year old son…smilingly said…I changed his diaper for you before we came out. No clothes or coats…but a clean diaper. I quickly got them inside and warm…fed them dressed them properly and back out into the snow we went.
So we are living mirrored lives! So something mine would do. I have a picture of our youngest at 2 standing on his changing table changing his own diaper! he is wiping and throwing the wipes in the open diaper pail on the floor. I came up to get him out of bed. UGH!
I don't miss those days. Not one bit. Thanks for reminding me why! 🙂 And I will pray for you!
I'd be checking into the psych ward if I'd had a day like that.
Yep, and that is when I ripped the saying off a pack of kleenex and glued it to one of the eggs. I snapped a picture of the egg and sent it off to my girlfriends with the note, "I made you something…Happy Easter!" I still managed to make dinner for nine people. I may be "off eggs" again for a while after this weekend. My poor husband thinks I have lost my mind. I am simply happy I survived the weekend. Thanks for reading.
It was a mess! The fingerprint kit I picked up at Homegoods. Is so up his alley! He is already putting a paint dot on the turtles he catches to release. I found him IN MY BED today colored in pond scum looking up pond habitats with aerators for inside the house and I was like….NO WAY!


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Here we read about Gabriel's most important assignment from God. His annunciation to Zechariah was just the beginning of his special work. He actually had a much larger assignment yet to perform – an event that would become, through art and sacraments, one of the most depicted events of the Bible. Just imagine how many "Hail Mary's" go to heaven each and every day. Because of the Hail Mary's, Gabriel's message continues forever.
The thing to realize about Galilee at this time is that it was considered to be an unsophisticated backwater and political hotbed. Mary, an unknown young lady going about her life in a most unspectacular fashion, was chosen by God to conceive and later bear the Son of God. God chose His Archangel Gabriel to bear the news.
We have Mary — female, young, and poor. These are characteristics that, to the society of that day, would make her seem unusable by God for any major task. Just as John the Baptist would run contrary to the priestly cult dominatingTempleworship, this particularly ordinary child was chosen for one of the most important acts of obedience God has ever demanded on anyone. Despite her ordinary background and the unfavorable opinions of her home, she was a descendant of King David.
For the football fans out there, think of the "Hail Mary" pass. Most of the time, this is a desperation play with little hopes of working. In fact, if it does work, it is a shock. It expresses a great surprise. Here, the victory of salvation is being delivered against all odds, like a virgin conceiving.
Luke is the master of understatement. He describes Zechariah as being "shaken and overwhelmed with fear" when he comes face to face with Gabriel. We read that Mary was simply, "confused and disturbed." Probably because Gabriel immediately picked up on her confusion, he puts her mind at ease with the incredible message that she had "found favor with God." And then he moves straight into a message that must have thrown the poor child into more confusion and anxiety: she was to conceive out of wedlock and give birth to the future King of Israel. Although she is given the honor of mothering the Messiah, the event would naturally lead to pain and ridicule. Society would berate her; Joseph, her fiancé, would certainly leave her; family members would deject her. So how will the young girl take the news? Remember of other examples when angels told of unexpected births: Sarah laughed; Zechariah doubted; yet Mary will submit to God's will without hesitation.
Gabriel methodically lays out the plan of God to the confused girl. Although she questions Gabriel, it is not a question of doubt, yet a question of logistics and methods. The line of questioning tends to reinforce her maturity and wisdom. She realizes it will happen; her question is how.
We have a blunt, incredible ending to perhaps the most puzzling events in the Bible. Yet the most impressive thing about the event is how Mary accepted the news with grace and supplication. Zechariah was full of hope; Mary is full of faith. Such faith should be the response of man to the revelation of God. We consent to what is revealed to us, not because it makes sense, but because we trust the revealer. Faith is evident in the exchange between Mary and the Archangel. Her faith was so strong that The Word became flesh and blood in her womb.
this why we catholics pray the hail Mary!!!


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NASA chief scientist Waleed Abdalati is clueless about what James Hansen is doing with his position at GISS
UPDATE: 11:30AM 4/12/12 Predictably, Andrew Revkin from the New York Times joins in with the poo-pooing consensus saying it is "utterly unremarkable " (yet he writes a article about it – go figure). From Revkin's shuttered in world of living in the woods (he didn't even know what the TV show Seinfeld was until I…
April 12, 2012 in NASA GISS.
Hump day hilarity – astronauts rule
Josh notes that NASA's Dr. James Hansen gets a medal in Edinburgh this week, and was flying sky-high, but was brought back down to earth by NASA astronauts that performed an unscheduled EVA into the rarefied atmosphere of "climate change".
April 11, 2012 in Humor, James Hansen, Satire.
The Right Stuff: what the NASA astronauts say about global warming
Given the high profile story today about the 49 NASA astronauts, engineers, and scientists who wrote a scathing letter to NASA director Charles Bolden, Jr. saying Jim Hansen and NASA GISS are exemplifying the "wrong stuff", I thought I'd share this poster contributed by WUWT reader NickFromNYC:
Hansen and Schmidt of NASA GISS under fire for climate stance: Engineers, scientists, astronauts ask NASA administration to look at empirical evidence rather than climate models
Looks like another GISS miss, more than a few people are getting fed up with Jim Hansen and Gavin Schmidt and their climate shenanigans. Some very prominent NASA voices speak out in a scathing letter to current NASA administrator Charles Bolden, Jr.. When Chris Kraft, the man who presided over NASA's finest hour, and the…

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COPE: The Carboprost or Oxytocin Postpartum haemorrhage Effectiveness Study. Carboprost vs Oxytocin as the First Line Treatment of Primary Postpartum Haemorrhage. A phase IV, double-blind, double-dummy, randomised controlled trial.
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Bleeding after childbirth (postpartum haemorrhage, PPH) is a common and potentially serious problem affecting 1 in 20 women.
Trials of PPH are very difficult to carry out because it is hard to predict and represents a clinical emergency when it occurs. As a result, guidance on PPH treatment comes largely from studies of drugs for PPH prevention and expert opinion. UK and international health organisations have therefore called for studies to see which drug is the most effective for initial PPH treatment.
The COPE study will compare two common treatments - oxytocin and carboprost. Oxytocin is routinely used as first option. Carboprost (a prostaglandin) contracts the uterus through a different mechanism to oxytocin. There is evidence that it is more effective than oxytocin, but it is usually reserved for second/third line therapy.
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Renowned as a pioneer of Australia's unique wine style, Seppelt has more experience making sparkling Shiraz than any producer in the world.
This long-held tradition of Sparkling wine artisanship began in the 1890s at Seppelt under the leadership of Hans Irvine, who produced our first Sparkling Burgundy (as it was known then) in 1893.
A wine of glorious complexity and timelessness, sparkling Shiraz offers a rich and sumptuous style; exploding on the palate, with generous plum and savoury spice flavours, and indulgent chocolate and earthy characters.


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Looking forward to taking a self-driving taxi? Don't hold your breath
Waymo uses machine learning to help self-driving systems evaluate whether a dog is on a leash or whether the body language of a pedestrian suggests that they could step onto the road. — dpa
Self-driving cars will someday make having your own car, as well as much of the urban space devoted to parking, redundant.
Autonomous transportation is only five years away, experts keep saying. But arriving at the future is taking a bit longer than expected.
Just a few weeks ago, the US car manufacturer General Motors had to admit that it wouldn't be able to begin its driverless taxi service this year after all. But it will expand testing with self-driving cars in San Francisco, said Dan Ammann, head of GM's autonomous vehicle division, Cruise. The company didn't offer a new launch date.
At Volkswagen, autonomous vehicle manager Thomas Sedran admitted previous timelines had been too optimistic. "The robo-taxi will not significantly change the actual business model of the automotive industry until at least 2030," he told Germany's Manager Magazin.
That will give the auto industry a bit more time to adjust their business models. It's expected that the majority of profits from autonomous vehicle will generated by transport service providers, not by manufacturers.
Last year Cruise estimated that each autonomous vehicle could generate several hundred thousand dollars over its lifetime. That makes the sale amount of an individual car seem quite small.
It remains unclear how many vehicles robo-taxis will actually take off the roads. Analysts at investment bank UBS say with self-driving cars, New York one could get by with a third of today's taxi fleet. But that would also mean higher wear and tear, so a car might only last around three years. That need for replacement could actually boost production.
UBS analysts also dialled back their forecast for 2030 to 11 million autonomous vehicles on the roads worldwide from 26 million previously.
One major challenge is predicting the behaviour of other road users, says Drago Anguelov, head of research for Google's Waymo. So Waymo uses machine learning to help self-driving systems evaluate whether a dog is on a leash or whether the body language of a pedestrian suggests that they could step onto the road.
The first deadly autonomous taxi accident, when an Uber test car in Arizona ran over a woman who was pushing a bicycle across the road in the evening, has further intensified the focus on safety.
Waymo is already testing autonomous taxis in Arizona without a safety driver at the wheel, but a human employee is always close by. There are still situations in which a computer reacts worse than a human. Waymo related a case in which a robot car showed up in front of a passenger who ordered it, but there was a cactus hedge between the person and the car.
Experts expect the technology to eventually arrive into everyday life. "I can imagine robot taxis on certain routes in the middle of the next decade," says Axel Schmidt of Accenture – five years again. The stakes are high: "The first person to break through this problem and offer a robotic taxi will have a clear market advantage and a massive influence on the industry." – dpa


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5G speed phones: We now know when they're coming, and where
Edward C. Baig
BARCELONA — 5G hype is in overdrive, but you'll likely have to wait till at least next year to experience the next generation of wireless.
And one more downer: It could cost you more.
But those caveats were in the background at this week's Mobile World Congress, as booth after booth — and many executive demonstrations — extolled how this super-fast connectivity would change how we connect online.
How hot is the telecommunications industry for 5G? It's the "the best wireless technological leap that's ever happened in the history of (the business)," Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri told me.
5G "has the potential to usher in the fourth industrial revolution — it's that massive," said Verizon chief network officer Nicola Palmer.
And in comparing 5G to prior generations of wireless networking, AT&T chief technology officer Andre Fuetsch said that if 3G "was like a junior high school rock band," 4G was a louder high school rock band and 5G is a full orchestra.
In the coming months and into next year and beyond we're about to find out if such breathless comments are racing ahead of the reality.
More:Mobile World Congress 2018: 5 of the coolest things you need to know
More:5G: What is it? What does it mean for your smartphone?
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T-Mobile jumps in
All four major U.S. carriers are certainly gung-ho.
T-Mobile earlier this week said it would build out mobile 5G in 30 cities this year, with customers in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Las Vegas to be the first to experience it once the initial 5G smartphones show up next year.
Sprint also has its eyes on mobile 5G in 2019, though its message is somewhat muddled. The nation's fourth largest carrier referred to the six markets it will be starting in—Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.—as "5G-ready" cities, and called the underlying technology "a critical bridge to Sprint's 5G network."
The other largest U.S. carriers had previously announced their own deployments. AT&T plans to offer mobile 5G to customers in a dozen cities by the end of this year, including parts of Atlanta, Dallas and Waco, Texas.
And Verizon has named Sacramento as the first of five cities to get 5G this year, though its plan is to start with residential broadband, essentially an alternative to fiber or cable in the home.
Among the burning questions for consumers: How soon will it come to my neighborhood and which company or phone will get it first? Will it cost more?
When it's coming
The first way many will experience 5G is through Verizon's "fixed wireless" broadband solution. Mobile 5G via smartphones, tablets and computers is for the most part a 2019 story, though some "early adopter" type products may turn up sooner.
Until devices show up, "you'd be frustrating your customers by saying 'Hey, we've got this network, but you can't use it,'" says John Delaney, associate vice president for mobility at IDC Europe.
How 5G services will eventually be priced is also unknown at this point, but it's possible you may pay more.
Speaking on a panel with Federal Communications Commissioner Ajit Pai, Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure said that "I don't think there's anything wrong for you to eventually charge a higher price for faster access to your network." While he says no decisions have been made yet, "the basic rule of economics says consumers are willing to pay more for a better service."
How you'll use it
5G has the potential to go well beyond some souped-up handset in your pocket or purse.
Think virtual reality or augmented reality absent the hiccups or distracting lag that on today's systems makes some people sick. Or 4K or 8K video streams. And think drone delivery, smart robots, remote manufacturing, smart agriculture, smart grid and self-driving cars.
A ride-hailing company could rely on a 5G network to make decisions on whether to send you a car with a human driver, or perhaps a fully autonomous vehicle, says AT&T's Fuetsch. Or the network might help you find a parking spot.
5G, coupled, say, with VR could be a big deal in education too.
"We already have distance learning, but we don't have immersive distance learning," Verizon's Palmer says. Reliable VR will either bring a true classroom experience to remote students or collectively bring a classroom full of students to some far away spot or even outer space.
The technology also promises to not only help fuel the continuing explosion of always connected IoT or Internet of Things devices and appliances, but entire "smart" cities.
Ericsson reports that 2018 is the year that Internet of Things (IoT) products will surpass mobile phones as the largest category of connected devices. And by 2023, more than 30 billion devices will be connected, 20-billion of which fit the IoT category.
T-Mobile CTO Neville Ray says a 5G-enabled self-powering wireless sensor could be sewn into the seam of a kid's jacket. "The coat never gets lost and maybe the child never gets lost wearing that coat. They're big ideas, big concepts, and 5G is going to unleash some of those."
So far in 2018, 5G has mostly involved trials, the most recent testbed having come at the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
The technology is generally built around three pillars: faster (gigabit-plus) speeds, network capacity that Nokia's Surl says is 20 times greater than 4G LTE, and far lower latency. That's the term used for network responsiveness, and especially important for mission critical applications and services.
Palmer says the latency of 5G is about 100 times faster than the blink of an eye. You wouldn't want any delay, for instance, if a physical was using 5G to perform remote surgery. Same goes if you're monitoring your health in real time. Low latency also might help you avoid a traffic accidents in a self-driving car.
What could stop it
In the U.S. market, the general consensus is that while we'll see some 5G deployments by the end of this year, most the action comes to consumers and businesses in 2019 with broader mainstream and industrial adoption more likely to take off in the early 2020s.
In fact, 4G LTE is not going to go away anytime soon, and LTE lays the foundation for 5G.
Pai announced at Mobile World Congress, his desire to auction off a portion of the wireless airwaves or radio spectrum critical to delivering certain aspects of 5G. He says Congress must act though by May 13.
Even after much of the network is in place there will be questions about how 5G works in scale.
"There's always one element in wireless that you can't predict. When you actually have millions of people in a congested city that are all on the new technology, what's going to happen?'" asks Intel chief strategy officer Aicha Evans.
"The other thing that could trip us is fragmentation in the ecosystem," Evans adds. "That cannot happen. We need devices to roam, we need devices to get on any network, (and) we need a certain consistency in the rate at which we're implementing features and making sure they work with each other."
Email: ebaig@usatoday.com; Follow USA TODAY Personal Tech Columnist @edbaig on Twitter


With the streets full of people running into traffic while staring at their phones and chasing Pokémon, the zeitgeist timing couldn't be better for "Nerve," a thriller about people performing embarrassing and increasingly death-defying stunts in the name of a shadowy online game. But while the film's vertiginous set pieces are appropriately heart-clenching, it's not nearly as successful at little details like plot and character.
If "Nerve" were an app, you'd be hooked on it for a few days before deleting it when you realized that its limitations outweigh its ambitions.
Emma Roberts stars as Venus "Vee" Delmonico — no, seriously — a Staten Island high school senior who's too afraid to tell her mom (an underutilized Juliette Lewis) that she wants to go cross country to CalArts to attend college. Vee's older brother died the summer after his high school graduation, and her life has subsequently been on lockdown.
Vee has the standard teen-movie orbit: the football player who's her unattainable crush, the sweet nerd (Miles Heizer of "The Stanford Prison Experiment" as Tommy) who adores her from afar and the brash best friend (Sydney, played by Emily Meade, "Money Monster") who tries to push Vee out of her rut.
Cheerleader Sydney just flashed her posterior at a stadium of students as part of Nerve, a secret online game where players tackle increasingly outrageous dares for the entertainment of thousands of watchers who are paying to observe. Stung by Sydney's criticism, Vee becomes a Nerve player herself, starting the game by kissing total stranger Ian (Dave Franco) in a diner.
Ian, as it turns out, is a Nerve player himself, and the two of them wind up being forced together by the app's unseen masters and heading into the city on Ian's motorcycle. (Like most of the film's locations, Ian's bike is underlit by neon, which does make it stand out in the driving-into-Manhattan montage.) The dares start getting deadlier, and with Nerve threatening to steal her identity and her family's savings if she tries to quit, Vee must see the game through to the bitter end.
Directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman ("Catfish") sell the film's premise, as we see random strangers on the streets of New York City capturing the action on their phones and actively participating in the ever-growing game. The stunts that involve heights — whether it's walking on a ladder that's been extended between two high-rise windows or one-hand dangling from a construction crane — will challenge anyone who closed their eyes during "The Walk," as will a sequence in which Vee guides a blindfolded Ian, who has to steer his motorcycle through traffic and get it up to 60 mph.
Any ideas that "Nerve" has about the threats of the Internet or the cowardice of online voyeurism get lost in the hubbub, resulting in a film that's high on flash and style — thanks mostly to cinematographer Michael Simmonds ("Vice Principals") and production designer Chris Trujillo ("Stranger Things") — but low on heart and soul. Someone should have beta-tested the script and crafted a 2.0 version before shooting it.


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La La Land Review
La La Land portrays the love story of Mia, an aspiring actress and Sebastian, a jazz passionate piano player, who are both living in LA but struggling to 'make it'. Ironically, their initial encounter is not so romantic. Mia flips Sebastian the bird after he aggressively overtakes her on the highway when she doesn't realise the traffic has started to move. Their subsequent interactions however are slightly less frosty and as Mia [played by Emma Stone] and Sebastian [Ryan Gosling] repeatedly bump into each other around the city, we watch as their relationship blossoms and the two fall in love. Mia encourages Sebastian to turn his dream of opening up a jazz bar into a reality whilst Sebastian pushes Mia to keep her passion for acting alive despite the continual knock backs. As the fear of failure begins to creep in, the couple's commitment to chasing their dreams is tested. As a result, conflicts between the two arise and they find themselves questioning their relationship and their commitment to each other.
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The story of twenty something's living in LA and trying to catch their big break is somewhat familiar, both in real life and on the big screen. La La Land offers a fresh spin on this concept thanks to it being a romantic musical. Writer and director Damien Chazelle- who is best known for his critically acclaimed 2014 film Whiplash– dispels all notions that romantic musicals need to be so cheesy that they ooze Brie, Camembert and Gruyere in every scene. Regrettably the opening scene doesn't do much to dispel this notion; as it does in fact feature a rather cringe-worthy, all-singing, all-dancing number on a traffic jammed highway. The scene's only saving grace is that it's impressively shot in one take. The loud and somewhat cheesy opening number aside, the songs and accompanying dance routines that follow are charming, classic and are often sung by Gosling and Stone against stunning LA backdrops. If you were to pause the film at any moment, you could easily confuse what's on screen with some kind of artsy poster. La La Land is a beautiful blend of midnight blues and bright vivid colours which transform Los Angeles into an enchanted city.
As Mia and Sebastian's story unfolds, Chazelle perfectly depicts their giddy, fairy-tale like journey from friends to lovers. He determinedly zooms in on the couple's hands as they tentatively move them closer and closer during their first date to the cinema. It should also come as no surprise- given the dark tone of Whiplash– that Chazelle is able to effortlessly darken the film's mood during its more dramatic moments; which he intensifies with dimly lit settings and a fast, blunt dialogue. What makes this film so gripping is Chazelle's ability to heighten the tone of each romantic and dramatic scene in line with the highs and lows of the couple's relationship.
Gosling and Stone are well known for their natural chemistry, which is no less electrifying in this film. Here the duo work best in the intimate scenes where the focus is purely on the dazzling duo bringing Chazelle's brilliant script to life. Without the complex tap-dance routines and classic music, acting as a distraction; these scenes become so captivating that you wish it's all the film consisted of. Although this isn't said to discredit the soundtrack, which is terrifyingly catchy. As a pair, Stone and Gosling are mesmerising. Individually is where I find the two differ. Ryan Gosling's performance as Sebastian is solid throughout. His character passionately tells Mia that traditional jazz is dying and that he's determined to keep it alive with his future jazz bar. Gosling delivers this speech which such conviction that you'd think he is a jazz enthusiastic himself. Emma Stone's performance as Mia doesn't feel quite as natural. Stone often adopts a doe-eyed, slightly goofy persona to her characters which is what makes them so lovable. She does in the same in La La Land, but a bit too much, giving us what feels like quite a forced performance at times.
Another one the film's few downfalls is its' slow pace which we're forced to endure for the first half of the film. Chazelle purposefully sustains this pace to help enrich Mia and Sebastian's love story. However after watching slow tracking shot after slow tracking shot, it soon becomes monotonous. Along comes John Legend; he lends both his acting skills and singing voice to the film and injects it with much needed energy. From here, the film's pace quickens dramatically with Chazelle's quicker cuts and more varied camera movements.
La La Land speaks on having the guts to follow your dreams and venture into the unknown. And the question of whether you continue to fight for that dream in spite of all rejection. Despite the film's retro feel-which is enhanced by Gosling donning a suit throughout most of it while singing in front of pastel coloured backdrops- these issues are extremely relatable in today's society. The majority of our younger generation strive for extremely high levels of success and the idea of an ordinary life is unappealing. Because they want to be revolutionists, the industry seems saturated with clones of young creative individuals. Mia experiences this after an audition, where she walks past a large group of other red-head budding actresses who look just like her. La La Land is a fascinating insight into the turmoil experienced by many of today's younger generation.
It's a toss up between the electrifying chemistry of Stone and Gosling, Chazelle's well rounded writing and directing skills and of course the ever so charming musical numbers that pop up frequently throughout the film, that make it a more than pleasurable watch.
La La Land is out in cinemas now
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Just about any city has rumors of underground passageways. Larger cities have the obvious subway lines, but there are other systems of tunnels to support both utilitarian and other more nefarious purposes. Columbia is no different. There are rumored to be three distinct tunnel systems in Columbia. There are supposed to be a set of tunnels near the Five Points area, a set of tunnels from the Statehouse down Main Street and to the Congaree River, and a well-documented set of ventilation and utilitarian tunnels under the USC campus. For our second adventure of the day we sought out the entrance to one of these tunnels.
Our target was Ebenezer Lutheran Church, which supposedly has an entrance to the tunnel system under the main sanctuary. This time we had an "in." Jami served as Director of Christian Education at the church until last summer, and had made contact with the church to see if we could get in to explore.
The church was just a couple of blocks over from the State Hospital, so we drove on over and met with the church secretary. We were introduced to the church sexton, Wesley, who agreed to be our tour guide for the day.
Our first stop was the basement. We headed down through a series of narrow corridors that themselves could pass for spooky tunnels.
Wesley showed us a small access door that allowed passage to the crawl space underneath the main sanctuary, but that wasn't really what we were after.
Further on down, around the corner from the boiler, was a level beneath the access door. Behind all the heating system for the church was the supposed hidden tunnel.
Unfortunately, access to the tunnel was now covered by a metal panel. There was a small access plate attached with screws. We had brought flashlights with the intent to explore as far as we could. However, it looked like it was going to be a pain to remove the panel, even with Wesley's help, and none of us really wanted to squeeze through. Alas, it looked like we would not be doing any tunnel exploration today.
As long as we were there, Jami and Wesley took us on a tour of the rest of the church. We came back upstairs and climbed up to the main sanctuary.
Back in the 1990s I gave a concert here with the Heritage Chamber Singers, but I don't remember much about that concert, or even what we sang. On this visit, the church was set up for what appeared to be another concert. As it turns out, the choir would be doing the Bach cantata "How Brightly Shines the Morning Star" for Sunday morning.
Jami and Dwight wanted me to fire up the pipe organ. I declined, but did take photos of the console, pipes, and other mechanisms.
From the sanctuary we stepped out into the courtyard. I paused to take a couple of photos of the main church and the magnificent live oak in the courtyard.
On the other side of the courtyard is the chapel. This was the original sanctuary for the church. The church itself was founded in 1830, and was burned by Sherman's troops in the Civil War. The chapel was the structure rebuilt in 1870 after the loss of the original church. It is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The main sanctuary was built in 1930, when the congregation outgrew the original building.
Wesley opened up the chapel for us, which was nearly as big as many churches I've visited. It was in excellent condition, with organ and choir in the rear, opposite the pulpit.
Wesley opened the organ, and this time I did play. My organ-playing skills are rusty, but I attempted to play several hymn tunes and bits of Bach I had memorized.
Back outside we took a few minutes to explore the small cemetery. I didn't see any signature stones, but there were some excellent examples of funerary art. Also notable, naturalist Rudy Mancke's family as a plot in the cemetery.
In the 1800s there are recorded cases where people that were in comas, or otherwise mistaken as dead were actually buried alive. Taphophobia, or the fear of being buried alive, was prevalent, and some enterprising individuals came up with various schemes for making sure there was a way out, should that happen. One such method was to have a cord running down into the casket and attached to the supposedly deceased's hand. The other end of the cord was pulled up through the loop on the metal stake and attached to the bell. Should the unfortunate person stir, the bell would ring.
Now I've got something else to look for where we go out on our cemetery rambles.
The last stop was the church archives. The room was cramped, so I let Dwight and Jami explore with Wesley, while I stayed outside and admired the church's wonderful display of antique hymnals. I was quite jealous. There was an old German hymnal, and some that were hand-lettered.
We gave Wesley our sincere thanks for a marvelous tour. Not only does he keep the facility in marvelous shape, but he has a keen interest in both history and music. He turned out to be a fascinating guy, and an excellent guide.
As far as Ferris Bueller is concerned, though, we were not going to have as full a day as Mathew Broderick's character. We only had time to enjoy a nice lunch together before I had to get Dwight back to pick up his son from school, and Jami back to pick up her son from school. I guess "Ferris Bueller Days" work best when you're in high school, rather than in your 50's. But, then again, Matthew Broderick is now in his 50s.
Even so, we have a list of other places we want to explore in Columbia. Even with Jami's new job, I hope she will be able to join Dwight and me on more explorations.
…and once again here is my link to information about these locations.
That's the church where I went for the reading session back in January.
I wondered, regarding the tunnel question … the chapel didn't have a basement? Or there wasn't an older building on the site of the current sanctuary that might have yielded a basement and connection? Would have been fun to explore the church.
Good points, Ken. I don't know the original footprint of the first building, so the tunnel might have been there in Civil War times. I also didn't ask about a basement for the chapel.
One of your all-time best titles! What a great day y'all had!
We kept saying how we wished you were with us, Alan. I guess to truly have been a Ferris Bueler Day, at least one of us should have skipped school.
My grandparents used to live at 1731 Senate street. The house was built in the 1920's but had access to an escape tunnel in the basement. The story was that after Sherman burned Columbia the people wanted tunnels for escape should it ever happen again.
There is a tunnel behind Steak out restaurant that goes under the railroad tracks and ends up across the street from Constans Car wash in five points. It would have lined up with what you are speaking about. I remember a turn off to the left that was a dead end. I will check it out again this summer.


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Rooney Mara engaged?
Rooney Mara has been spotted wearing a diamond ring on her engagement finger sparking rumours she is engaged.
Rooney Mara has sparked rumours she is engaged.
The 27-year-old 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' actress - who has been dating Charlie McDowell since 2010 - was spotted wearing an unusual diamond ring on her engagement finger while enjoying a lunch date with her director beau in New York on Friday (01.02.13).
According to the MailOnline.com, this is the first time the Oscar nominated star has been photographed with the ring in public.
The actress has always been tight-lipped about her relationship with Charlie, who comes from a famous family.
His parents are Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen, his stepfather is Ted Danson, and his sister is 'Sons of Anarchy' actress Lily McDowell.
Despite her success on the big screen, Rooney has previously insisted she isn't comfortable in the spotlight.
She explained that she finds it "annoying" people want to know what she's wearing and would rather they concentrate on her acting skills rather than her fashion sense.
She also admitted she doesn't like walking the red carpet because she hates being the focus of everyone's attention.
She said: "[The red carpet experience] is a nightmare. It's a panic attack waiting to happen. I don't even like people to sing 'Happy Birthday' to me ... And then I have to walk out onto the middle of this carpet and there are all these photographers, and they're all screaming at you.
"Usually there's a party at the other end of it, so it's not even like I have solace at the end of the carpet! It's like then I have to walk into my other nightmare."
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Don't ignore it. Here's why.
Here's the scenario … you get a card in the mail, one of those little reminders that tells you it's time for your annual financial checkup. Your reaction: I'll take care of that later. Here's why you should look forward to it.
Why do I need an annual review? Because things change, and during the course of the last 12 months, you may have … changed jobs, made major purchases, welcomed a new child, retired, bought or sold a residence, decided upon new goals. These developments can change your financial objectives. Also, it is just sensible to measure your financial progress. If you are not making progress in accumulating assets, or if you are assuming too much risk as a result of your current portfolio or financial decisions, it's time for change.
The annual review is a "deep breath" where you can get away from daily distractions and think clearly about financial planning.
Just imagine. Imagine letting your investments go for five or ten years, assuming that they're doing okay while you wonder what the quarterly statements mean. Imagine being a few years from retirement only to find you have less than a year's salary in savings. Imagine passing away and leaving unresolved money issues for your loved ones, or subjecting them to a contentious probate process.
These scenarios are all too real; people run to financial advisors for help with them every day. If they had only reviewed what was happening with their lives financially, they could have planned to avoid these issues in advance. Putting things off can be dangerous.
This is an ideal time to take a look under the hood – financially speaking. During your annual review, you can estimate your net worth, and also possibly learn about any tax changes that might affect your investments, business or estate. It's also a good time to make voluntary IRA contributions, and get college funding and financial aid applications underway.
Financial planning is not an event you do once in your lifetime and forget about. Financial planning should be an ongoing priority.


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A year of service through the Young Adults in Global Mission program invites young adults to become the hands and feet of Jesus in the world, providing critical support to ministries and projects in communities of need. It also invites volunteers into a journey of self-reflection, providing space to consider their sense of identity, God's work in the world, and their place within it all.
The ELCA Young Adults in Global Mission program invites ELCA young adults ages 21-29 into a transformative, year-long journey in international service. As they offer themselves in service, ELCA young adults are shaped by the witness of our global neighbors. They share in the journeys of companion churches and organizations in one of nine countries around the world.
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LivGuard Rises Rs 220 Crores from Chriscapital and NCUBAT Capital to Fuel Future Growth
New Delhi: LivGuard, India's fastest growing automotive battery, inverter battery and solar manufacturer, has raised over Rs 170 crores from ChrysCapital and Rs 50 crores from Ncubate Capital Partners (investment arm of the SAR Group) to fuel its ambitious expansion plans and become a top 3 integrated energy storage company in India over the next few years. ChrysCapital, is India's largest home-grown private equity fund with an AUM of approximately $4 bn, having made 80+ investments in India and delivered over 65 exits.
Started in 2014, LivGuard has already established itself as a strong player in the energy solution space in India and global markets. The brand operates under the SAR Group, which has an incredible legacy of 30 years. The investment will help LivGuard to further accelerate its growth across all segments through capacity enhancement, moving into electric vehicle lithium battery space, new product development, brand and distribution.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Rakesh Malhotra, Founder & Mentor, LivGuard said, "We are thrilled about ChrysCapital investing and is a testament of what we have already achieved to set a strong foundation for future. This investment will accelerate our existing business plans and develop future technologies. Since, there is a space for strong player in the market; this investment will help us to grow further in this sector"
Speaking on the investment Mr. Navneet Kapoor, Chairman & Co- Founder, LivGuard said, "With this strategic funding, we are looking forward to augment innovation and technology to scale up our product portfolio and manufacturing across the country."
Commenting on the announcement Mr. Gurpreet Singh Bhatia, CEO, LivGuard said, "The investment is crucial for us to build the brand, distribution thereby ensuring a sustained accelerated growth."
Commenting on the investment, Raghav Ramdev, Director, ChrysCapital said, "ChrysCapital is excited to partner with LivGuard in its journey to become a leading battery manufacturer. LivGuard has scaled well over the past few years and has built a strong pan-India distribution network along with an excellent manufacturing footprint."
Grant Thornton was the exclusive financial advisor for this transaction.
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Ova dvorana bila je domaćin skupine A na EuroBasketu 2009.

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Crowds of stunned Parisians and tourists - some crying, others offering prayers - watched on in horror in central Paris on Monday evening as flames engulfed the Notre-Dame Cathedral.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS - Crowds of stunned Parisians and tourists - some crying, others offering prayers - watched on in horror in central Paris on Monday evening as flames engulfed the Notre-Dame Cathedral.
Gasps and cries of "Oh my god" erupted at 7:50 pm (1750 GMT) when the top portion of the church's spire came crashing down into an inferno that has spread to the entire roof. More gasps came a few seconds later when the rest of the spire collapsed, caught on the cameras of thousands of mobile phones.
But throngs of onlookers kept trying to approach, snarling traffic as they massed on the stone bridges leading to the islands. Another woman passed by, tears streaming from behind her glasses, too overwhelmed to speak to reporters.
"It's finished, we'll never be able to see it again," said Jerome Fautrey, a 37-year-old who had come to watch. "Now we need to know how this happened - with everything that's going on in the world, why Notre-Dame? Maybe it's a message from on high," he said.
"It's incredible, our history is going up in smoke," said Benoit, 42, who arrived on the scene by bike. Sam Ogden, 50, had arrived from London on Monday with her husband, their two teenaged sons, and her mother. They had come to Paris specifically to see Notre-Dame, part of a world tour over years to see historic sites.
"This is really sad - the saddest thing I've ever stood and watched in my life," Ogden said. She said the fire looked tiny at the beginning, "then within an hour it all came down." Her mother, Mary Huxtable, 73, said: "This (Notre-Dame) was on my bucket list to see. Now I'll never go inside."
"This is a really historic skyscape and it's horrible this happened, on top of everything else Paris has gone through recently," she said, referring to the deadly jihadist terror attacks that struck the city in 2015. Her family had initially planned to visit Notre-Dame on Monday but opted instead for the Eiffel Tower, intending to go inside the cathedral on Tuesday.


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Neutron pair correlations in A=100 nuclei involved in neutrinoless double-β decay
J. S. Thomas, The University of Manchester
S. J. Freeman, The University of Manchester
C. M. Deibel, Argonne National Laboratory
T. Faestermann, Fakultät für Physik, Technische Universität München
R. Hertenberger, Maier-Leibnitz-Laboratorium, Garching
B. P. Kay, University of York
S. A. McAllister, The University of Manchester
A. J. Mitchell, The University of Manchester
J. P. Schiffer, Argonne National Laboratory
D. K. Sharp, The University of Manchester
H. F. Wirth, Maier-Leibnitz-Laboratorium, Garching
The pairing properties of the neutrinoless double-β decay (0ν2β) candidate 100Mo have been studied, along with its daughter 100Ru, to provide input for nuclear matrix element calculations relevant to the decay. The (p,t) two-neutron transfer reaction was measured on nuclei of 102 ,100Ru and 100,98Mo. The experiment was designed to have particular sensitivity to 0+ states up to excitation energies of ∼3 MeV with high energy resolution. Measurements were made at two angles and L=0 transitions identified by the ratio of yields between the two angles. For the reactions leading to and from 100Ru, greater than 95% of the L=0 (p,t) strength was in the ground state, but in 100Mo about 20% was in excited 0 + states. The measured (p,t) data, together with existing (t,p) data, suggest that 100Mo is a shape-transitional nucleus while 100Ru is closer to the spherical side of that transition. Theoretical calculations of the 0ν2β nuclear matrix element may be complicated by this difference in shape. © 2012 American Physical Society.
Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics
Thomas, J., Freeman, S., Deibel, C., Faestermann, T., Hertenberger, R., Kay, B., McAllister, S., Mitchell, A., Schiffer, J., Sharp, D., & Wirth, H. (2012). Neutron pair correlations in A=100 nuclei involved in neutrinoless double-β decay. Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics, 86 (4) https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.86.047304


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