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The dual between the Dodge City Red Demons and the Hays Indians shows the strengths of both squads and where they need to improve in their Western Athletic Conference dual at the DCHS Fieldhouse.
Dodge City claimed the first six matches of the dual to score 34 points, then Hays won the final eight for 45 points to claim the WAC dual.
"I think tonight shows how important it is to develop a program from the early ages," said DCHS head coach Lars Lueders. "Everybody wrestled hard in my opinion and I'm proud of every kid out there regardless if they won by pin or got pinned.
"A lot of those younger kids have been wrestling for a long time. Once we develop a system where we have the heavier weights with guys who have been wrestling a little bit longer and more experience, I think that's when you'll see Dodge City wrestling for a state title."
The Red Demons (6-3) started strong with Howard Johnson recording a pin at 3:10 in the 106-pound match and Jaden McRoberts won by major decision at 113 pounds.
Johnson was sick and didn't wrestle last weekend in the Salina South Invitational, so he was well rested for his match.
"The coach just tells me how to get things started and get the team started on a good roll," Johnson said. "I'm just back to normal from my sickness."
McRoberts finished second in the Salina South meet and Lueders said he is the most improved wrestler as the season has gone. McRoberts said a lot of his success goes to weights and wrestling Clay Weil in the practice gym.
"I've been lifting and I've been getting more technique in," McRoberts said. "And wrestling with my partner has also helped me, too."
The changing of weights between Weil and Jaquan Graves at 120 and 126, respectively, continues to show dividends. Weil won by pin at 1:27 in his match; while Graves followed with a pin victory in 27 seconds.
"They are both great wrestlers and I don't matter whatever weight they went in, they would be successful," Lueders said. "We're confident in both of those kids, no matter what weight class."
The final two wins were also by pin. Dakota Loeschen returned to the varsity level competition and beat his competition at 2:25; and Dane Edwards overcame his first loss of the season to beat his opponent at 3:29.
"That victory should give Dakota some confidence. He was pumped up and smiling and you like to see that as a coach," Lueders said. "It was good to see Dane come out on fire against a tough kid after his loss last week and rebounded."
Hays then took charge when Jake Sedbrook won by decision over Jhett Ostrom. The Indians followed that with six straight victories by pin to finish the dual. Winning for Hays were Leroy Franco (152), Clay Drylie (160), Kyler Meyers (170), Ethan Detering (182), Braydon Delzeit (195), Preston Weigel (220) and Vincent Scott (285). Meyers, Detering and Weigel are all ranked in their weight classes.
The Red Demons will return to action Thursday night when they host the Hugoton Eagles in another dual before heading to Newton for the Tournament of Champions meet. Action in the dual will start at 6 p.m.
106 — Howard Johnson (DC) pinned Nate LaPorte, 3:10.
113 — Jared McRoberts (DC) beat Ross Hattan, 9-0 (major decision)
120 — Clay Weil (DC) pinned Ethan Waddell, 1:27
126 — Jaquan Graves (DC) pinned Russ Kohl, :27
132 — Dakota Loeschen (DC) pinned Dylan McKiney, 2:25
138 — Dane Edwards (DC) pinned Cade Albert, 3:29
145 — Jake Sedbrook (H) beat Jhett Ostrom, 5-1
152 — Leroy Franco (H) pinned James Meehan, 1:38
160 — Clay Drylie (H) pinned Santiago Garcia, 2:29
170 — Kyler Meyers (H) pinned Corey Keller, 2:59
182 — Ethan Deterding (H) pinned Gideon Wells, 1:25
195 — Braydon Delzeit (H) pinned David Mendez, 3:59
220 — Preston Weigel (H) pinned Connor Kinkelaar, 1:13
285 — Vincent Scott (H) pinned Christian Torres, :55
Indians beat Demons in WAC wrestling meet
The dual between the Dodge City Red Demons and the Hays Indians shows the strengths of both squads and where they need to improve in their Western Athletic Conference dual at the DCHS Fieldhouse.

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Mavericks 112, Suns 106
The Dallas Mavericks won their 40th game of the season, 13 out
of 14 in the last month.
And Dirk Nowitzki seems to be just getting warmed up.
Nowitzki, hitting his stride a month after returning from a knee
injury, scored 35 points Thursday night to lead the Mavericks past
the Phoenix Suns 112-106.
"Dirk's back. He is all the way back," Dallas coach Rick
Carlisle said, "and it really is great."
Nowitzki missed nine games with a right knee sprain before
coming back on Jan. 14. His performance Thursday night was by far
his best since his return.
"I felt good," Nowitzki said. "I had a good rhythm early and
made a couple of shots early, which usually helps. Over the last
couple of weeks I haven't really shot the ball well. I hit my first
couple of shots and had a good rhythm out there and kept on
Tyson Chandler had 12 points and 12 rebounds, including a tip-in
with 19 seconds left. Jason Terry scored 16, capped by a pair of
free throws with 14.1 seconds to play to give Dallas a 111-106
lead. Shawn Marion added 12 points as the Mavericks improved to 9-0
against Pacific Division foes, including 4-0 on the road.
Channing Frye scored 24 points and Steve Nash had 15 points and
14 assists in just the third loss for the Suns in their last 11
"We can't let Dirk get off to such a hot start, and that's my
fault," Frye said. "It's the first time I've gone up against him,
and Coach gave me confidence. He just made some tough shots."
Nowitzki was at his smooth-shooting best most of the night,
sinking 8 of 10 in a 19-point first half. He finished the game 13
of 18 from the field and 6 of 6 at the foul line, including a
nine-point fourth quarter.
The Suns, who take a .500 record into the All-Star break, stayed
with the Mavericks through the night despite going 5 of 18 from
3-point range.
Dallas had just six offensive rebounds, but two by Chandler came
at crucial points down the stretch. On the first, he dunked and was
fouled from behind by Frye for a three-point play that put the Mavs
up 101-94 with 3 1/2 minutes left.
The second, with just over 19 seconds left, gave Dallas a
109-103 advantage.
Frye banked in a 3-pointer to cut it to 109-106 with 17.3
seconds left, but Terry's two free throws finally put the game out
of reach.
"We have guys that are not quitters," Phoenix coach Alvin
Gentry said. "I believe in this team. We will come back after the
All-Star break and we will play good basketball and we will find a
way to make a run and get in the playoffs."
Down by seven at halftime, the Suns led much of the third
quarter, but never by more than four points. After Mickael Pietrus'
dunk gave Phoenix an 80-76 lead, Dallas scored the last nine of the
third quarter on Nowitzki's 22-footer, Marion's reverse layup on a
pass from Nowitzki, Jason Kidd's 3-pointer and a dunk by Marion on
another assist by Nowitzki.
Dallas led 85-80 entering the fourth quarter and never trailed
Nash's driving layup cut it to 94-92 with 5:38 left, but
Nowitzki sank a pair of free throws and a 5-foot jumper to boost it
to 98-92 and Phoenix never got that close again.
Notes: Nash missed his only 3-point attempt and still needs one
3 to move ahead of Eddie Jones for sole possession of 10th place on
the NBA career list. … Dallas and San Antonio are the only
Western Conference teams Phoenix has not beaten this season. …
Nowitzki's season high was 42 points against Detroit on Nov. 23.
… Dallas' lone loss in the last month was at Denver on Feb.


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Where you are in your relationship has a lot to do with your choice of gifts on Valentine's Day. Whether you're a newly minted couple, or longtime loves, find your comfort zone and check out our editor's top gift picks sure to give Cupid's arrow laser focus.
Too Early for Titles
If you've only been dating a few months, but the future looks bright, you'll want to pick something that shows you have great taste, and that alludes to your potential relationship growth. Budget: under $100.
Getting Serious
Maybe you haven't said, "I love you," yet, but it's been on the tip of your tongue many times. You should never be afraid to express your feelings, but actions do speak louder than words. Which is why giving (and receiving) a gift feels so good. Budget: $100-$249.
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This is it. You've found your person; that special someone; your soul mate. Of course, Valentine's Day is one of the best days to propose, but if you've already done that or are leaning more towards another piece of special jewelry, there are no lack of options available to express your undying love (including engravable gifts that say it all). Budget: $250 and beyond.


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GFTN Newsletter - October 2012
News HighlightsWWF Living Forests Report Chapter 4:
The latest chapter in WWF's Living Forests Report shows that it's possible to produce more wood without destroying or degrading forests, and that it could even be good for the planet. But it's a challenge that spans the whole supply chain, from where and how wood is grown and harvested to how wisely and efficiently it is processed, used and reused.
WWF signs agreement with IDH to promote FSC in Congo Basin:
WWF, through GFTN, will advise IDH's Congo Basin Programme (CBP) on promoting FSC and public-private partnerships in the region. In addition, GFTN will help identify service providers in the programme and assist CBP in monitoring progress in the region. Read more
For GFTN-UK participants, it's all about sustainability:
GFTN-UK participants have published their performance again this year and the figures demonstrate that these companies are actively driving change towards products from well managed forests.
FeaturesBuilding sustainable bridges: WWF helps Chinese companies improve forestry in Gabon:
WWF has been working to help manage Gabon's rich biodiversity and ensure sustainable use of natural sources for over two decades. Through GFTN, WWF is bridging the gap between Gabon's government and Chinese companies and helping Chinese operators gain better understanding of local laws, improve their forestry standards, and progress towards FSC certification.
WWF & GFTN work to preserve Amur leopard's habitat:
The population of the world's most endangered leopard has grown in northeast China, where WWF is working actively to promote responsible forest management. GFTN supports the Hunchun Forestry Bureau, located in the eastern part of Changbai Mountain in the Jilin Province, in obtaining and maintaining its FSC certificate, improving its forest management plan, and establishing monitoring sites and facilities.
"In Good Company": GFTN participates in FSC event:
FSC held its premier event, "In Good Company", on 27-30 September in Brazil, bringing together international and national companies, FSC staff and partners like WWF to exchange information on important issues related to forestry.
First GFTN-Vietnam member achieves FSC certification:
Forexco, The Forest Products Export Company of Quang Nam, has obtained FSCcertification for nearly 1,500 hectares of forest in Da Nang city and Quang Nam central province. Read more
GFTN participant Kimberly-Clark launches sustainable bath tissue in the UK:
Kimberly-Clark in the UK has launched Andrex Eco, the market leader's first truly pioneering sustainable toilet tissue that's set to revolutionise the 'eco' sub-category.
GFTN participants ahead of target in FSC certification of beverage cartons:
FSC labels are quickly becoming a hot item on German breakfast tables. That's because half of the beverage cartons sold in the country today – more than 4 billion per annum – are now FSC-certified, a major shift from just two and a half years ago when no cartons held the FSC label. Read more


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Contemporary motor drives are complicated systems that integrate various mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems. This mix of technologies often poses problems for engineers because their training may not cover all of the technical disciplines designed into motor-drive subsystems.
Electric Drives: An Integrative Approach, by Ned Mohan, fully explains the complicated makeup of motor drives with solid engineering text, well-designed sketches, and mathematical formulas.
Mohan does an excellent job describing the place that motor drives occupy in the power systems equipment hierarchy. It is one of the few technical books that considers the relationship between a particular technology and the overall market scheme, which includes manufacturers, end users, utilities, and equipment service providers.
Electric Drives covers the evolution of drives and the reasons for the drive market's staggering growth. It also discusses the operational attributes, control systems, and energy efficiency of various drive types; appropriate applications of specific drive technologies; and the latest energy conversion and control aspects of GTO, IGBT, and other technologies.
At the end of each chapter is a useful set of references and related Web sites, plus problems to test the reader's understanding of the material.
Power quality engineers will appreciate the sections on power factor, harmonic distortion, and permanent magnet and switched-reluctance motors, which have applications in the distributed generation marketplace.


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(By Delegates Cann, M. Poling, Varner, Miley,
Pethtel, Ferns, Perry, Shaver, Barill,
Skaff and Stowers)
[Introduced February 13, 2012; referred to the
Committee on Education then Finance.]
A BILL to amend the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, by adding thereto a new article, designated §18B-11C-1, §18B-11C-2, §18B-11C-3, §18B-11C-4 and §18B-11C-5, all relating to the creation of the Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia:
That the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, be amended by adding thereto a new article, designated §18B-11C-1, §18B-11C-2, §18B-11C-3, §18B-11C-4 and §18B-11C-5, all to read as follows:
§18B-11C-1. Purpose.
(a) Advancements in technology have resulted in the efficient development of abundant natural gas and oil resources contained in underground shales and other geologic formations in the State of West Virginia. These resources have the potential to generate jobs, stimulate economic activity, ensure energy security, reduce carbon and other emissions and provide significant revenues to the State of West Virginia.
(b) The Legislature finds that the development of the Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University is in furtherance of the university's land grant status and allows the State of West Virginia to focus on the prudent development and regulation of natural gas and liquid hydrocarbon from the shale resources in West Virginia and throughout the world.
(c) This center will provide an opportunity for West Virginia University to partner with industry and government bodies in the State of West Virginia, nationally and internationally to explore opportunities and engage in scientific research and development of shale resources.
(d) The center shall pursue independent, objective research-driven analysis to achieve the following:
(1) To improve the efficient development of shale resources;
(2) To generate and document best practices covering environmental, safety, business and health practices;
(3) To advance environmental performance by garnering industry and regulatory commitment;
(4) To improve transparency of the data and process, and develop effective outreach and engagement of affected communities;
(5) To protect the environment of the State of West Virginia and beyond by minimizing methane, carbon dioxide and any other potential emissions; and
(6) To structure legal frameworks and policies to promote prudent development of and access to the state's resources.
(e) The center shall have a flexible structure to accommodate the needs of the state, West Virginia University and its partners in government and industry. This will be achieved through:
(1) Investment by state and federal sources in strategic research;
(2) Focused, cofunded research and development programs sponsored by West Virginia University, government and industry partners;
(3) Industry-funded applied research; and
(4) Specialized services for government and industry partners.
§18B-11C-2. Creation of the Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University.
(a) In furtherance of the purpose set forth in section one, there is created a research, education and economic development entity known as the Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University.
(b) West Virginia University shall use its research capabilities, including, but not limited to:
(1) Technologies for efficient resource assessment and efficient extraction, such as various improvements to extraction technologies, earth imaging and other technologies to map, evaluate, and assess resources and understand geoprocesses; models to predict and manipulate multiphase fluid flow including gas, liquid hydrocarbons, and hydraulic fracture fluids; and water life cycle analysis from source through staging, use, wastewater recycling and treatment.
(2) Environmental and economic impacts, such as fuel cycle analysis; construct state-wide baselines for water and air quality; control of emissions and fuel waste in all cycles of energy production and delivery; policy analysis to facilitate cost effective permitting, industry management, regulation and acceptance, improved gathering, storage, analysis, transparency, and access of energy data to serve government, industry, and the public.
(3) Human dimensions, such as workforce development via K-12 and college programming specializing in energy and environment fields; analysis of public health risks and promotion of best practices to protect public health and work place health and safety; transparent and effective communication strategies to establish shared understandings of expectations and awareness of issues and facts; and assist state agencies including the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, West Virginia State Tax Division, the West Virginia Geologic and Economic Survey to develop a transparent, efficient, and effective environment to manage the state's oil and natural gas resources for the benefit of all the state's citizens, thus ensuring that development of these resources is tracked and followed accurately and further ensuring that appropriate revenue streams are captured by the state and that royalties to mineral lessors are appropriately protected; development of best business practices in aid and assistance of developing a robust and prudently positioned industry in the state, and; tracking and analyzing the economic impact and effect of the industry upon the state.
§18B-11C-3. Definitions.
As used in this article:
(1) "Board" means the West Virginia University Board of Governors.
(2) "Center" means the Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University.
§18B-11C-4. Powers and duties of the Board of Governors and Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this code to the contrary, the board is authorized to operate the center to further the purpose set forth in section one of this article, including:
(1) Either the acquisition by purchase, lease, gift or otherwise, of necessary lands, and the construction of necessary buildings, appropriate industrial operations equipment;
(2) The expansion, remodeling, altering or equipping of necessary buildings;
(3) The making of contracts with any state, county or municipal agency or private entity necessary and incidental to the performance of its powers and duties under this section;
(4) Providing for the equipment, expenses, compensation of personnel, operation and maintenance of any facility of an agency or institution used for the purposes of this article; and
(5) Cooperating with other agencies of the state, county and federal governments.
§18B-11C-5. Rules.
The board may make and adopt rules and standards for the establishment, operation, cost reimbursement, fees for services, maintenance and government control of the center established pursuant to this article, including rules and standards necessary for cooperation under and compliance with any existing or future federal statutes pertaining to grants-in-aid and other rules necessary to effectuate the purpose of this article.
NOTE: The purpose of this bill is to create the Shale Research, Education, Policy and Economic Development Center at West Virginia University. The center will foster scientific research and encourage partnerships between and among West Virginia University, government, and industry in an effort to develop best practices in relation to shale resources in West Virginia.
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With Linux matching Windows and Mac head-to-head in almost every field, indie developers are ensuring that gaming on Linux doesn't get left behind. We've covered various types of games that are available for Linux, from the best MMORPGs to the top action-packed First Person Shooters. While most of these games are free, there are a few paid games that have come out for Linux.
Here's a look at the top 5 paid games that are making noise:
Here's a look at the top 5 paid games that are making noise:
Minecraft is a new cross-platform indie game, which has recently gained a lot of popularity. It is a 3D sandbox game, where players must try and survive in a randomly generated world. In order to do this, they must build tools, construct buildings/shelters and harvest resources. If you're still curious, then do check out the best minecraft structures created by addicted players from around the world. Minecraft comes in two variants – Beta and Classic, both with single-player and multiplayer options. The Classic version (both single-player and multiplayer) is free. On the other hand, Minecraft Beta, which is still under heavy development, will retail at 20 Euros (that's about 28.5 USD) when finished. For the moment, the game can be pre-purchased and played as a beta for 14.95 Euros. Users who buy the beta version won't have to pay anything for the stable release once it comes out.
In case you're still confused what the whole hype is about, then here's a nice video explaining the basics of the game:
In case you're still confused what the whole hype is about, then here's a nice video explaining the basics of the game:
This multiple award-winning game, developed by former EA employees has been one of the most popular games for the Linux platform. World of Goo is a physics-based puzzle game by 2D Boy, that works on Windows, Linux, Mac, Wii and even iOS. The game is about creating large structures using balls of goo. The main objective of the game is to get a requisite number of goo balls to a pipe representing the exit. In order to do so, the player must use the goo balls to construct bridges, towers, and other structures to overcome gravity and various terrain difficulties such as chasms, hills, spikes, or cliffs. The graphics, music, and the effects come together to provide a very Tim Burton-esque atmosphere to the game.
The game consists of 5 chapters, each consisting of multiple levels. In all, there are about 48 levels, making the experience truly worthwhile. In case you've missed it, World of Goo was part of the Humble Indie Bundle 1 and 2. However, the game can still be purchased at $19.95 from the Ubuntu Software Center or from the official website.
The game consists of 5 chapters, each consisting of multiple levels. In all, there are about 48 levels, making the experience truly worthwhile. In case you've missed it, World of Goo was part of the Humble Indie Bundle 1 and 2. However, the game can still be purchased at $19.95 from the Ubuntu Software Center or from the official website.
We've covered Amnesia in detail before. In this game, you play the role of Daniel, who awakens in a dark, godforsaken 19th century castle. Although he knows his name, he can hardly remember anything about his past. Daniel finds a letter, seemingly written by him and which tells him to kill someone. Now, Daniel must survive this spooky place using only his wits and skills (no knives, no guns!). Amnesia brings some amazing 3D effects along with spectacularly realistic settings making the game spookier than any Polanski movie. As of now, the game retails at as low as 10 USD. Before buying, you can also try out the demo version of the game HERE.
Vendetta Online is a science fiction MMORPG developed by Guild Software. Quoting the website "Vendetta Online is a 3D space combat MMORPG for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. This MMO permits thousands of players to interact as the pilots of spaceships in a vast universe. Users may build their characters in any direction they desire, becoming rich captains of industry, military heroes, or outlaws. A fast-paced, realtime "twitch" style combat model gives intense action, coupled with the backdrop of RPG gameplay in a massive online galaxy. Three major player factions form a delicate balance of power, with several NPC sub-factions creating situations of economic struggle, political intrigue and conflict. The completely persistent universe and detailed storyline add to the depth of immersion, resulting in a unique online experience."
The game has been around since 2004, and since then, it has evolved a lot with developers claiming it as one of the most frequently updated games in the industry. Gamespot rated Vendetta as 'good', but there have been some criticisms about its limited content compared to its high subscription price. The game uses a subscription-based business model and costs about $9.99 per month to play the game. Subscribers get a discount on subscriptions for longer blocks of time bringing the monthly price down to $6.67 a month. A trial (no credit-card required) is also available for download on the official website.
Osmos is a puzzle-based game developed by Canadian developer Hemisphere Games. The aim of the game is to propel yourself, a single-celled organism (Mote) into other smaller motes by absorbing them. In order to survive, the user's mote has to avoid colliding with larger motes. Motes can change course by expelling mass, which causes them to move away from the expelled mass (conservation of momentum). However, doing this also makes the mote shrink. In all there are 3 different zones of levels in Osmos, and the goal of each level is to absorb enough motes to become the largest mote on the level. With its calm, relaxing ambiance thanks to the award-winning soundtrack, Osmos creates a truly unique gaming experience.
The game has received a great response so far. On Metacritic, it has a metascore of 80, based on 22 critics reviews. Apple selected Osmos as the iPad game of the year for 2010. Osmos retails at $10 for the PC, Mac and Windows versions. The game is available across Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and iOS.
Why pay?
In the free world of Linux and Open-source, many people argue that if everything is 'free', why should I pay for a game? Of course, the Linux world is free but free doesn't mean free as in 'free beer', the word free implies freedom. Most of the popular games for Windows, now come with SecuROM and other such DRM restrictions that restrict one's fair-use rights. This means that the user will only be able to use the software on one machine, sometimes requiring constant activations.
Games and other software developed in the FOSS world don't have such absurd restrictions. Users are free to use and distribute the game, and yes there's none of that activation or cd-key nonsense. While these games respect the user's freedom, keeping them free (as in free beer) is not a viable option because developers have to devote a lot of time and money in making these games. So, shelling out a few dollars for these games will help the indie developers pay their rent as well as come up with many new games for this emerging gaming platform.


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Roger and Barbara Harris of Pratt have announced the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their son, Andrew William, to Katrina Marie Hiegel, daughter of Jerry and Cindy Hiegel of Conway, Ark.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Al and Mary Hiegel of Conway, Ark.m and Don and Delores Neumeier of Ozark, Ark.
She graduated from Conway High School in 2007 and the University of Arkansas in 2011 with a degree in business marketing and finance.
She is currently employed by KDent, Inc. as the business development manager.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Roy and Edna Harris, and Irene Bonanni, all of Pratt, and the late Rocco Bonanni.
He is a 2006 graduate from Pratt High School and graduated from Kansas State University in 2010 with a master's degree in industrial engineering.
He is a logistics engineer for J.B. Hunt in Rogers.
A 3 p.m. wedding on April 13, 2013, will take place at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Altus, Ark.
Hiegel will be the fourth generation, of her mother's side, to be married in this Roman Basilical style church. The church was constructed in 1902 by Swiss-German settlers and is known for its paintings and ornate gold leaf work.


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Please feel free to share any links to queer or queer related topics of interest. You can post a blog entry you made, a website you found interesting. Anything goes as long as it is queer in nature.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Shameless Self Promotion Sunday
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Here is a website for LGBT individuals who will be attending or returning to college and who seek financial assistance via scholarships. It has helped me, so I thought I'd provide a link to hopefully help others on their educational journey. Good luck!
- February 8, 2009 at 1:11 PM
- pretzelboy said...
Asexual Explorations: Promoting the Academic Study of Asexuality
A while back I promoted my blog, Asexual Explorations. I've now created a website with that name and had to rename my blog to "Asexual Explorations Blog." (Don't worry too much about updating links though, since it doesn't matter that much.)
- February 8, 2009 at 2:54 PM
- T. R Xands said...
Thank you so much for that link, Ray! Being the broke ass college student I am (and the way these budget cuts are going about to get broker) I really need some of that money my guidance counselor claimed the govt is waiting to "throw at me".
- February 8, 2009 at 3:35 PM
Just found this site today... it's got a message board but there are no posts on it! Looks like it could be a good one.
- February 8, 2009 at 7:08 PM
No problem, T. RXands! I had received my scholarship in 2007 from Zami (www.zami.org), but surprisingly (or maybe not due to this economy), they're not giving out any new scholarships for 2009, so I had to look up other organizations that are. I figure, if the money is there, use it, ya know. :-)
- February 8, 2009 at 9:06 PM


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Matt Climie makes a toe-save against the St. Louis Blues in the Spring of 2009. He will backup Eddie Lack in Chicago this upcoming season.
It's the so called "dog-days" of summer, and Canucks news has been dribbling out at a glacial pace this week.
Luckily for those of us desperate for some hockey news – great or small – Mike Gillis made a move this morning, inking goaltender Matt Climie to a contract. Details were not released as of this writing, but here's the media release from Canucks.com.
Matt Climie is a big (6,3) 28 year old Alberta kid who has bounced around in the Dallas Stars and Phoenix Coyotes organizations since 2007. In the last four seasons he's appeared in 42 ECHL games, 104 AHL games, and 5 NHL games. With the exception of one NHL start where he got shellacked for 5 goals on 38 shots (in game where the Stars were thoroughly dominated by the 2009-10 Blackhawks) – he's acquitted himself reasonably well at every level. In his lone NHL appearance last season, against the streaking Pittsburgh Penguins, he stopped 15 shots in 32 minutes in a relief effort, allowing a single goal against.
Assuming that Cory Schneider remains with the Canucks to begin next season (a safe assumption, I think), you can pencil in Climie to replace Tyler Weiman in a backup-role with the Chicago Wolves.


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A worthy winner of the World's Favourite Species campaign, the kakapo clearly has a lot of fans! We thought we would revisit this unusual and charismatic bird as our Endangered Species of the Week – here's what makes it special…
Species: Kakapo (Strigops habroptila)
Status: Critically Endangered (CR)
Interesting Fact: The kakapo is the largest parrot in the world, and is also the only flightless parrot species.
An extremely rare, nocturnal parrot, the kakapo was once widespread across New Zealand, but is now confined to two predator-free offshore islands. This unusual bird feeds on a variety of fruits, seeds and other plant material and generally lives alone, coming together only to breed. During the breeding season, male kakapos produce a loud 'boom' call to attract a mate, which can be heard up to five kilometres away. The kakapo is long-lived but breeds slowly, usually only once every two to five years. When threatened, rather than running away the kakapo freezes, relying on its mossy green, mottled plumage to help it blend into the forest floor.
The kakapo is highly vulnerable to introduced mammalian predators such as cats, dogs and rats. These predators, together with forest clearance and hunting, decimated the kakapo population on the mainland until the drastic step was taken of transporting the last few individuals to predator-free islands. Although the kakapo population remains critically low at 126 individuals, intensive management through a Kakapo Recovery Programme is beginning to show positive results.
Find out more about the kakapo and its conservation at the Kakapo Recovery Programme.
See images and videos of the kakapo on ARKive.
Why not take a look at the other World's Favourite Species winners – did your favourite make the Top 10?
Liz Shaw, ARKive Text Author


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Ledgestone Insurance Championships SuperTour $10,000+ Added 9/14 & 9/15
July 11, 2012, 09:34:07 PM »
Ledgestone Insurance and Plastic Addicts are happy to present the 2012 LIS: Ledgestone Insurance Championships Super Tour. This is the tournament we all have been waiting for. This will be the finale of the 2012 Ledgestone Insurance Series and will crown the champion of the series and the champion of the tournament. The payout is huge, the trophies are sick, the players pack is enormous, and more and more!
When: September 14th and 15th
Where: Peoria, IL
Sanctioning: This will be a PDGA SuperTour Event
Field Size: Field size is limited to 252 players
PDGA List:
Added Cash to Pro Divisions: $10,000+
Donated Am Players Pack Cost: $7,500+
All in all, we have raised over $24,000 for the entire series. We have earmarked $2000 for the series winners, $2000 for the trophies (which are sweet!!!), $2000 for the players party, and $1500 for other expenses. The amateur players pack is 100% donated. No money will come out of the entry fee to pay for the amateur players pack. The pros will also get a free dinner at the Friday night players party. Ams can pick up their players pack at the players party only. The players pack will consist of the following for those that register by August 31st, 2012:
Metal Mini, Towel, Clipboard, Shirt, Dinner, LAT 64 disc, DGA Disc, Autographed Dana Vicich Vibram VP, and more! If you don't register by August 31st the LAT 64 disc will not be included.
The players party will be at Goodfellas in Pekin at approximately 7PM on Friday night. Everyone's dinner will be paid for! We will also be selling raffle tickets throughout the weekend and at the players party. The raffle will be huge. Here's a small sample of what will be in the raffle: Baskets, Bags, Discs, Autographed materials, Gift Certificates, Maui Jim sunglasses, hotel giveaways, shirts, and more!
At this point in time we are targeting this setup for the amount of players:
MPO - 72 players
Other Pros - 40
All Other AMS - 90
Play will begin Friday at 10AM for the MPO division and 9:30AM for the other flights. The second round will start approximately 1 hour after the last card is in from the first round with ample time for travel between courses. Here is the order of the courses:
MPO - McNaughton Shorts, McNaughton Longs, Morton Shorts/Longs
MAI and All Other Pros - Bradley, Morton, McNaughton
All Other Ams - Morton, Bradley, Bradley
The following divisions will have a final 9 at Morton on Saturday afternoon: MPO, MA1, MPM, FPO
This is the finale of the Ledgestone Insurance Series. Double points will be awarded and we will crown Series Champions for all divisions on Saturday afternoon. You must be a PDGA member to play in this event.
Sponsors: Ledgestone Insurance, Plastic Addicts, Erie Insurance, Scheels, PACVB, Village of Morton, Paragon, Falling Putt, Goodfellas, Washington Community Bank, Huk Lab, ABC Discs, World of Vitamins, Innova, Discraft, Gateway
Entry costs:
Pro Divisions: $90
All Advanced Divisions: $60
All Other Divisions: $50
Don't wait to get signed up - this will fill!
P.S. Here is the link to our host hotel!
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Re: Ledgestone Insurance Championships SuperTour $10,000+ Added 9/14 & 9/15
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August 13, 2012, 10:51:58 PM »
Here's a quick update regarding the added cash for the Pro Purse at the A Tier. If you recall, we have raised over $7500 for the AM field in the way of a huge players pack with no money coming out of the entry fees for the players packs. On the pro side.....
If we have at least 4 Pro Women, we will add $500 cash to the Pro Women purse.
If we have at least 8 Pro Women, we will add $1000 cash to the Pro Women purse.
If we have at least 15 Pro Masters/Grand Masters, we will add $500 total cash to those purses and split the cash based on the percentage of players in each division.
If we have at least 25 total Pro Masters/Grand Masters, we will add $1000 total cash to those purses and split the cash based on the percentage of players in each division.
For instance, if we have 10 Pro Grand Masters and 15 Pro Masters, we will add $600 to the Pro Masters purse and $400 to the Pro Grand Masters purse.
This means there will be a minimum of $8000 added cash to the Men's Pro purse alone!
Do not wait to sign up for this event as this is only 33 days away! If you know you are playing in this event, please sign up as soon as you can so we can better plan for the event. We have to make plans for volunteers, food, merchandise, players packs, shirts, awards, etc. Its a big help to the LIS crew if you pre-register early so we would appreciate it! We have worked on this tournament for over 1 year so please support us!
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August 16, 2012, 09:20:23 PM »
Check out the following link for an amazing disc we will be featuring at the tournament, courtesy of Eric McCabe:
That's a
Ti Wasp
! We will have 20 of these bad boys for sale for $25 at the September SuperTour! The first ten people who email me at email@example.com can buy one of these and also the first ten people who show up at the Thursday Night Putting Competition/Players Party can purchase one (details on the party are forthcoming). This disc is amazing and comes straight from Eric McCabe.
Also, we still have a few players packs left for anyone interested in purchasing one who can't play in the event. $50 plus shipping will get you a players pack. Email me if you are interested! We get more additions to the players pack every day! Thanks to
for coming on board as a course sponsor!
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August 19, 2012, 07:48:42 PM »
We are pushing 110 registrations for this event. We have a limited number of spots and a limited number of players packs. As for the free discs in the players packs, I thought I would let everyone know what the discs are: you get a Dana Vicich Signed VP; your choice of a LAT Gold Line Flow, Havoc, or Pain; and your choice of a DGA Sparkle Hurricane, Tsunami, or Rogue. You have to sign up by August 31st to get the free LAT disc. The players packs now have a $115 value with no money coming out of the entry fee for the players packs. Also, we only have 5 Ti Wasps left and 5 Players Packs available to be bought for those that can't play. Email me at email@example.com if you are interested in buying a players pack for $50 or an Eric McCabe Ruby Red Ti Wasp for $25! Remember that we are adding $10,000 to the pro purse as well!
P.S. We will announce the details of the putting competition by Tuesday of this week!
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August 22, 2012, 10:12:44 PM »
As promised, here is the information for the Putting Competition/Party on Thursday night. This is in addition to the Players Party on Friday Night at Goodfellas! The Putting Competition is sponsored by ABC Discs!
Thursday September 13th (day before the tournament begins)
Parking lot of Ledgestone Insurance in Washington, IL - the address is 1142 Peoria Street and its right on the main drag. There's a big electronic sign out front and its hard to miss!
The competition and fun will take place from 4PM to 8PM
Everyone will get two putts from 20 feet, two putts from 30 feet, and two putts from 40 feet. You get 1 point for each putt made from 20 feet, 2 points for each putt made from 30 feet, and 3 points for each putt made from 40 feet.
We will have four divisions - Pro Men, Pro Women, AM Men, and AM Women
There will be prizes for the winners of each division!
The putting competition is free for the first try! You can have another shot at the putting competition for $3, with the proceeds going towards the series.
The putting competition won't be the only thing going on at this Thursday Night Shindig. The other special activities:
-We will be selling LIS stamped merchandise for near cost. For example, we will have Champion/Z plastic on sale for $11 and Star/ESP plastic on sale for $12, with deals on all types of LIS stamped discs. This will be a one time offer for anyone to come buy cheap discs!
-Gail Nettles will be baking her wonderful homemade chocolate chip cookies and those will be given away as well!
-Players will be able to pick up their players packs!
-Pairings for the first round will be posted
-Devan Owens and Paige Pierce will be hanging out and signing autographs
-We will have the Ruby Red Eric McCabe Ti Wasps available to the first ten people that show up and want to purchase one for $25
-We will also have a limited number of special Flyboy Aviation Gummy Rocs for sale for $25. Here is a link to a picture of the Gummy Roc:
Flyboy Aviation is the number one rated course in the world and these discs are only able to be purchased through the course owner himself (and the course is private) or through our tournament series. If you would like to get an Eric McCabe Ti Wasp or a Flyboy Gummy Roc just shoot me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Don't miss this fun event!
P.S. The SuperTour is rapidly filling - get signed up today!
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Re: Ledgestone Insurance Championships SuperTour $10,000+ Added 9/14 & 9/15
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August 29, 2012, 03:08:39 PM »
For a quick update on the tourney - please remember that only the first 142 AMS signed up and paid by August 31st get the extra LAT disc in their players packs. We have less than 40 players packs left and we expect a lot of registrations the next few days. Get signed up! Here is as picture to the LAT discs in the players packs:
Those Pains are amazing! Remember that you can pick up your players packs and your pairings at the Putting Competition on Thursday night. As you can see from the picture the LAT discs that we have are Havocs, Pains and Flows.
Also, we are happy to announce Aces and Chains as a hole sponsor for the tournament. Check out their website! What an awesome disc golf shop:
Pre-registration list has been updated - this event will fill!
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August 31, 2012, 02:40:04 PM »
We are nearing 160 registrations for the A Tier. I will be taking registration money tonight at the Glow tournament and tomorrow at the ABC Discs Open.
I know of at least 10 more people signing up today and tomorrow so get signed up! We will leave paypal open until the tournament is full but the last day to register will be Wednesday September 12th at 7PM. Pairings will be finalized later that night and will be available at the putting competition the next day. Anyone dropping out of the tournament will receive a players pack. Remember that only the first 142 AMS are guaranteed a players pack so we only have around 30 guaranteed players packs left.
For an update on the CTP and 50/50 prizes: we will have 27 CTP prizes throughout the tournament and 9 Cash 50/50 holes. It is $5 total to get in the CTP fund (which includes the 50/50) and this also gets you into the putting competition where we will have some awesome prizes. You can pay for the CTP on Thursday at the Putting Competition or before you start your round Friday morning.
Also, some people have been asking for a clarification on the layout of the courses. If you are playing Morton Shorts, you will play the short concrete tees. If you are playing Mixed Morton Shorts, you will play Holes 4, 7, 8, 14, and 16 from the longs. Right now holes 4 and 7 have concrete and our intention is to get 8, 14, and 16 done in the next ten days. Even if we don't get the concrete poured on these long holes you will still play these holes from the longs.
As for McNaughton, this is more straightforward. If you are playing the Long Tees at McNaughton you will play the long tees....period. The only exception is that on hole 9, you will play the alternate long tee over the lake without a concrete tee. Hole number 9 is the only long tee that will not be used. If you are playing McNaughton shorts, you will play the ORIGINAL design. You will not play the "extra short" tees on hole 4, 7, 13, and 18. We will have this clearly marked with spray paint but if you are playing McNaughton Shorts you will play the Original McNaughton design, of which most people are familiar with.
Bradley will be very straightforward as there is only one set of tees. We will be slightly tweaking the basket locations and that will be finalized next week.
I will also be posting the raffle items later next week, but we have so many items that it takes more than three word documents to contain! We will have baskets, hats, bags, shirts, discs, umbrellas, huk chairs, hotel giveways, maui jim sunglasses....and more and more and more. When we say baskets we mean four baskets! When we say shirts we mean A LOT of shirts. We have a TON of stuff to raffle!
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September 04, 2012, 04:10:18 PM »
We are nearing 175 registrations for the A Tier.
We do still have spots left but make sure to get signed up soon. We still have AM players packs left (but not very many) so if you want to guarantee yourself a players pack you will want to get signed up this week. I will be at Bradley this weekend taking registrations/money as well.
Remember that we will be having our putting competition on September 13th from 4PM to 8PM at 1142 Peoria Street in Washington, IL. You will be able to check in, get your pairings, pick up your players packs, buy some awesome merchandise at reduced prices, buy some unique discs (Eric McCabe Ti Wasps, Flyboy Aviation Rocs, Vibram Open Black/Red stamped discs, huk merchandise, and more), get some awesome free snacks, and compete in the putting competition.
In addition, the first 30 people at the putting competition that spend $40 will get a free disc from our sponsor ABC Discs! Remember that we will have special pricing on LIS stamped discs with cash sales, including $12 for Star Plastic and $11 for Champion plastic.
Greg and I are working at Morton this week to pour the last few concrete pads for the long tees that we will be using. At Morton and McNaughton we will be donating the pad you are playing with an L for long, S for short, and S/L (meaning that tee is for both the shorts and longs).
Also, check out the following link for our sweet trophies that we have for the A Tier and Series:
As you can see we have a lot of trophies!
To address a few more questions - the ace fund is $5 and the 50/50 - CTP fund is $5. We will have nine 50/50 cash holes, 27 CTP prizes, and more! The $5 portion will also get you into the putting competition. You can pay for the ace fund and/or 50/50 - CTP funds at the putting competition or before you begin your first round.
Finally - some people have been asking about the final 9. This will take place at Morton and should start between 2PM and 2:30PM. MA1 will lead it off, followed by MPM, FPO, and MPO. Awards will follow that and payouts will be available at Morton during the afternoon. Get signed up today!
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September 11, 2012, 09:58:02 PM »
A few notes about parking for the putting competition and the A Tier - for the putting competition please park at J&H Car Wash across the street from my office (1142 Peoria Street, Washington, IL 61571) for the putting competition on Thursday. There may be a few spots in the parking lot of my office - we have a big electronic sign that says "Courtyard Place" that scrolls various flashing electronic ads. On saturday for the finals, parking will be at a premium. We will have the grass lot open and people will be parking up and down the road. Parking is also available at the top of the park near hole 18. There will also be parking caddy corner to Northwood Park at Oakwood Park near the dog park. Get there early! We expect the finals to start sometime between 2:30 and 2:45, with Men's Advanced teeing off first. Pro Masters will follow ten minutes later, with Women's Pro ten minutes after that. Men's Pro will follow 20 minutes after the Women's Pro.
Remember that registration closes tomorrow night at 8:30PM! There will be no day of registration. Pairings and payout will be structured tomorrow night and posted at the putting competition on Thursday night.
For a quick update on the CTP prizes - we are happy to announce that we will have 54 CTP prizes, 3 long drive prizes, and 9 cash 50/50 prizes! The cost to get in this will be $5 and can be done at the putting competition or friday morning before the first round begins. We have structured the CTP's to mirror the amount of people in each division and have combined divisions where applicable. For instance, MPO will have their own CTP and will get three CTP's per round (9 total for the tournament). MA1 and MA2 will have their own CTP's and will get three CTP's per round, for a total of 9 for the tournament. Novice and Advanced Senior GrandMasters will have 2 CTP's per round for a total of 6 for the tournament. Women's Pro will have 1 CTP per round for a total of 3 for the tournament. Pro Masters and Pro Grand Masters will have 2 CTP's per round for a total of 6 during the tournament. MA3 will have 2 CTP's per round for a total of 6 during the tournament. Womens Advanced/Advanced GrandMasters will have 1 CTP per round for a total of 3 during the tournament. Intermediate/Recreation Women will have 1 CTP per round for a total of 3 during the tournament. Everyone will be eligible for the cash 50/50 hole and long drive contests.
As for the prizes, we will have 27 various ABC Discs to give away as prizes, 27 $10 Paragon Gift Certificates to give away as prizes, 3 various ABC discs for the long drive contest, and of course CASH for the 50/50 prizes. The ABC Bee-Line has been officially approved and a lot of people got to throw the new one at Washington to rave results (some 500+ foot bombs) so if we can get those in those could be the long drive winnings!
As promised, here are some of the raffle items. We haven't gotten the list from the Convention Bureau (they typically throw in some awesome stuff). The prices will be as follows:
1 Ticket for $5
4 Tickets for $10
12 Tickets for $20
40 Tickets for $50
100 Tickets for $100
Items: $150 Ty Dyed Merchandise; DGA Mach Lite Basket; 2 Discatcher Sport Baskets; Discatcher Traveler Basket; huk lab umbrella; huk long sleeve tee; Vibram shirt; Vibram Obex; Ledestone Metal Mini; 3 Innova Bags; 3 Discraft Bags; Threepack of ABC Discs; 2 Discraft Shirts; 2 Discraft Towels; McDonalds Giveaways; Cefcu Goodie Bag; Midstate Bag; Midstate Umbrella; Midstate Hoodie; Aces and Chains Discmania Discs; Maui Jim Sunglasses; Nice Pen set; Discraft Hoody; 3 Hotel Suite Giveaways; BWW Gift Certificates; Peoria Civic Chorale CD's; Ringling Brothers Tickets; and much more!! We expect to add a big chunk of items compliments of the Peoria Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. They usually have some great items to throw in!
Additional players pack items include a Paragon Koozi, an Erie Koozi, a gift certificate for a free snack wrap from McDonalds, a bottle opener from Erie, a paper cutter from Erie, and Vitamin supplements from World of Vitamins!
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Rainbow Card Set
For this card set of 4 I took some scrap white cardstock and colored strips of Copic marker colors to form a rainbow. Then, I stamped the 4 circle images from the set using Jet Black ink from Ranger. The effect is awesome. Of course I had to cut the circles by hand because I don't have the right size circle punch ... sheesh!! The background is created using one of the leaf images from Turning a New Leaf (Papertrey Ink) heat embossed with clear embossing powder. You can see that there is a similar leaf image in the circle focal images so I thought it would go well. Some simple sentiments (from 2009's anniversary set Simple Little Things) are stamped on white cardstock and adhered behind the circle images. The photo I took of the other 2 cards was horrible so you'll just have to get the basic idea with this one photo. LOL.
Thanks for dropping by my little corner of the www. Have a great day.
9 comments:
- Juanita said...
So beautiful. The circle of color really pops off the page.
Love the clear embossed background {I just did something similar for the CAS challenge at Splitcoast}
- February 1, 2011 at 7:55 AM
- Linda Palmer said...
Really pretty Doneldda. Everything you do is beautiful. I love those rainbow circles.
- February 1, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- Imke said...
Donelda, this is so beautiful !! The rainbow circles give a fantastic contrast and the emobossed leaves in the back looks fabulous.
- February 1, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Lindsey said...
These are VERY pretty. It's hard to believe you both created that rainbow background AND handcut the circles! Nicely done.
I have to ask... do you place big orders with PTI to help offset the shipping charges north of the border?
- February 1, 2011 at 5:57 PM
- Heather T said...
I love these. They are so pretty with the eyecatching rainbow circle and the co-ordinating background stamp.
- February 1, 2011 at 7:04 PM
- Donelda said...
In response to your question Lindsey, yes, when I order from PTI I place big orders to make the shipping worth it!! Sadly, this will be the first year I don't receive the anniversary set :-( as I am on a spending diet!
- February 2, 2011 at 7:08 AM
- Tejal said...
Me likey the rainbow a lot..very pretty!
- February 4, 2011 at 1:46 AM
- Naturally Me Creations said...
I love these cards with the embossed leaves! Lovely background paper. :)
- February 18, 2011 at 6:44 AM
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TROY, N.Y. - Senior quarterback Jessie Maynard came off the bench to throw for a touchdown and run for another to help the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) football team to a 20-7 victory over Norwich University in a non-league game at East Campus Stadium that opened the season for both teams. The game marked the debut for RPI head coach Ralph Isernia.
Maynard (Orwell, VT / Fair Haven Union), who entered the game in the second quarter due to an injury to the starter, threw a 61-yard scoring strike in the third quarter and sealed the victory with a 91-yard run up the middle late in the fourth quarter in what was the first signifcant game action of his career. He finished with 89 yards passing (5-for-14; 1 INT) and 125 yards on the ground (25 carries).
The Engineers opened the scoring when senior running back Andrew Armato (Staten Island, NY / St. Joseph by the Sea) scampered to the right pylon from five yards out at 4:36 of the first quarter. The drive covered 47 yards, all on the ground, on nine plays. Armato had 23 of the yards, while starting quarterback Brendan McGlynn(Sleepy Hollow, NY / Fordham Prep.) ran for the other 30 yards on four attempts. The extra point was wide and the Engineers held a 6-0 lead.
McGlynn, a senior, accumulated 64 yards on eight carries to that point in the game but left after throwing an incomplete pass on RPI's next series. He did not return.
The Cadets took the lead in the second quarter when junior running back Al Georgio (West Greenwich, RI / Exeter-West Greenwich) plunged in from two yards out with 1:20 to go in the half. The drive covered nine plays and 85 yards and came immediately after the Norwich defense held Rensselaer scoreless on a series that began on the visitors' 16 yard line. The Cadets got the ball following a failed field goal attempt due to an errant snap.
Georgio ran for 26 yards on six carries on Norwich's scoring drive, but the highlight of the series was a 37-yard burst up the middle on a fourth and one play from senior running back Mike Cavanaugh (Raymond, NH / Manchester Central). That jaunt brought the ball to the eight yard line and Georgio finished things from there.
Norwich attempted to increase its lead with a 37-yard field goal attempt as the half ended but RPI's Connor Young(Burnt Hills, NY / Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake) came off the right corner and batted the ball down.
The Cadets held a 180 to 113 advantage in total yards in the first half, despite a 96 to 92 edge for Rensselaer in rushing.
The score remained 7-6 until 2:28 was left in the third quarter, when RPI sophomore Pat Hogan (Mt. Sinai, NY / Mt. Sinai) caught a short pass from Maynard while cutting across the middle and broke through the defense and down the right sideline for a 61-yard touchdown. Andrew Franks (Carmel, CA/ Carmel) added the extra point for a 13-7 lead.
After the Engineers' defense held the Cadets out of the end zone from inside the 10-yard line with under two minutes to play, Maynard ran a quarterback keeper, running through the middle of the defense and down the right hashmarks for the long touchdown run. Franks added the extra point for the final score of 20-7.
The RPI defense had four players with 10 total tackles, led by junior Nick Borkowski (Fort Salonga, NY / Kings Park), who finished with six solo hits. Senior captain Ted Abriel (Slingerlands, NY / Bethlehem) had nine tackles, including two for a loss. Junior Addison Nye (Hooksett, NH / Manchester Central) led the Norwich defense with nine total tackles, including three for a loss.
The Cadets offense saw Cavanaugh finish with 43 yards rushing on five attempts with 49 receiving yards on four receptions. Junior Jon Queen (Peterborough, NH / ConVal) completed 22 of 43 passes for 243 yards and an interception. Maynard was RPI's top rusher, while Hogan had two receptions for 68 yards and the score.
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The 2012 Farm Bill became a casualty of this election season's often rancorous budget debate as the last congressional session before the November elections ended without its authorization. U.S. agricultural policy is revised every five years, but the current farm bill expired on Sept. 30 with no new law in place. The $500 billion 2012 package passed the Senate with bipartisan support in June, but the House version never made it to a floor debate.
"It's a food and a farm bill really," said James Ennis, executive director of Iowa's National Catholic Rural Life Committee, pointing out that about 80 percent of its $100 billion annual cost will be spent on nutrition programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (commonly known as food stamps). "The major sticking point was SNAP," said Ennis, explaining that instead of cutting direct payment programs to farmers, Republican House members were proposing deeper cuts in nutrition assistance. Since the global economic crisis began in 2008, spending on SNAP has more than doubled to $80 billion a year, driven by high unemployment, rising food prices and expanded eligibility under President Obama's 2009 economic stimulus. Food stamps now help feed 46 million Americans, or one in seven people.
"Their complaint is that people are getting used to these handouts from the government and now is the time to get our [fiscal] house in order," Ennis said. But House Republican leaders were reluctant to bring the bill to the floor, where a fight over food stamps seemed an unappealing prospect before the November elections, according to Ennis. He speculated that some Republican house members may have hoped, in tabling the farm bill in September, that November would return a stronger Republican House contingent to Washington with a mandate to seek deeper cuts in federal spending.
Anthony Granado, a policy advisor on agriculture for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, declined to comment on Congress's inability to close the deal on the farm bill this year. He did say that the U.S.C.C.B. and its legislative allies, Catholic Charities U.S.A., Catholic Relief Services and the N.C.R.L.C., would "continue to support a farm bill that cares for the poor and vulnerable.
"That has been our consistent interest, and it will be the message we're pushing after the election," Granado said, referring to the lame duck session that will follow the Nov. 6 elections. If a new package is not authorized then or the existing farm bill is not extended, U.S. farmers and food stamp recipients, not outgoing members of Congress, face a nuclear option. According to a previous stipulation, failure to pass a farm bill in 2012 will mean a policy reversion not to the 2008 Farm Bill, but to its 1949 incarnation. It is no surprise that Ennis thinks that decades-old policy is "archaic and obsolete."
"That would cause all kinds of havoc," he said.
But Ennis hopes this Congress proves productive during its last session. He thinks if that is going to happen, Catholic citizens must urge their representatives to make passage of a new farm bill a priority. The current legislative limbo has already locked down international food assistance programs and an important federal conservation program that pays farmers to set aside highly erodible fields. "They're going to go back to farming fence row to fence row right now," Ennis said, "because [without reauthorization] there is no incentive for them to take fields out of production." Farmers plan far ahead of planting, Ennis said. "They need to know what's available to them now."


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10th-ranked Illini set sights on SpartansDec 11, 2012 - 3:43 PM Champaign, IL (Sports Network) - The 10th-ranked Illinois Fighting Illini attempt to continue their run as one of the nation's biggest surprises when they play host to the Norfolk State Spartans on Tuesday night at Assembly Hall.
After winning an NCAA Tournament game last season as a No. 15 seed, Norfolk State started the 2012-13 campaign off rough with losses in five of its first seven games, but since then it has bounced back with four straight victories to move back above .500. The Spartans most recently hosted UMBC on Sunday and came away with their most convincing win of the year, 83-66.
Illinois started the season off the national radar, but it began to turn some heads with a strong showing at the Maui Invitational, which culminated in a 76-61 win over Butler in the title game. The Illini cemented themselves as one of the country's elite teams on Saturday when it went on the road and took down No. 10 Gonzaga, 85-74, for their 10th straight win.
This will mark the first-ever meeting between the two programs.
Norfolk State has had difficulty putting up points with consistency on the season, scoring 66.2 ppg on just 41.9 percent from the floor, but that was not the case against UMBC. It shot a lofty 54 percent from the field in the 17- point victory, including 60 percent from three-point range. Malcolm Hawkins (20 points) and Pendarvis Williams (19 points) each shot 3-of-5 from beyond the arc, while Williams added seven rebounds and five assists. Rob Johnson also had a big game, tallying a double-double with 17 points and 11 boards, and while Jamel Fuentes was just 2-of-10 from the field, he dished out nine assists, upping his season average to 5.8 dimes per contest. Six different Spartans average at least 7.4 ppg, with Williams (12.1 ppg) and Hawkins (12.0 ppg) leading the way. Rashid Gaston (7.6 ppg) leads the team with 7.0 rpg for a squad that grabs exactly as many boards per game as its opponents (36.4).
After heading into intermission tied at 41-41, Illinois was able to pull away after halftime by hitting on 60 percent of its field goal attempts in the final 20 minutes. The catalyst in the victory was Brandon Paul, who scored a season-high 35 points, his second-career 30-plus point game. The senior guard shot 10-of-16 from the floor, including 5-of-9 from 3-point range, drained 10- of-11 from the free-throw line, and added three assists, three steals, and two blocks in a performance that helped him earn Big Ten Player of the Week honors. Tracy Abrams (14 points) and D.J. Richardson (11 points, six rebounds) were also essential in the road win. On the season, the Illini are able to put up nearly 80 ppg thanks in large part to their prowess from beyond the arc, as they make 10.8 treys per game at a 40.8 percent clip. Paul has been one of the nation's best players through the first month of the year, scoring 19.5 ppg while filling up the stat sheet elsewhere too (4.4 ppg, 3.8 apg, 1.4 spg, 0.8 bpg). Richardson (12.2 ppg) is tied with Paul for the team-lead in 3-pointers (28), and Abrams (11.6 ppg) rounds out a very impressive trio of guards.
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