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Season 6, Episode 22, "Housewarming" Full Episode, Part 3 of 3
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In this clip, from "The Fur Coat" ( Season 1, Episode 10, aired 12/10/1951), Ricky returns home with a 00 mink coat that he has rented for an act at the club. Lucy immediately jumps to the conclusion that it's her anniversary present. Lucy is so delighted with her "present" that she eats, sleeps, and even does the dishes wearing the mink. Ricky decides to get the coat back by having Fred dress up as a thief and "steal" it, but before he does, a REAL burglar almost makes off with the coat! When Lucy learns from Ethel of his plan, she decides to teach her hubby a lesson. Buying a cheap imitation mink, she decides to "restyle" it (with a pair of scissors) in full view of Ricky.
I Love Lucy (Season 5) DVD Review
Recipient of widespread critical and audience acclaim, I Love Lucy is by far one of the greatest, if not the greatest, comedy series in television history. It literally revolutionized the TV landscape forever with its creative thinking, live studio audience, experimental camera angles, and top-notch writing. Created by the talented husband and wife team of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, I Love Lucy became the most celebrated show of its time and helped usher in a whole new era in the American entertainment experience…
The I Love Lucy (Season 5) DVD offers a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere "Lucy Visits Grauman's" in which Lucy is wrapping up her extended trip to Hollywood where she's collected a number of oddball collectibles, such as a tin can run over by Cary Grant's car and a napkin used by Lana Turner. But when Lucy learns that John Wayne's imprints on a concrete block in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater have come loose, she decides to steal a real souvenir to take home… Other notable episodes from Season 5 include "Lucy Goes to a Rodeo" in which Lucy confuses Ricky's performance on a "radio show" with his performance in a "rodeo show," and "Paris at Last" in which Lucy's trip to Paris is marked by her quest to find a famous artist whose paintings will one day be valuable, but the only artist she meets is a con artist who steals her blind…
Below is a list of episodes included on the I Love Lucy (Season 5) DVD:
Episode 128 (Lucy Visits Grauman's) Air Date: 10-03-1955
Episode 129 (Lucy and John Wayne) Air Date: 10-10-1955
Episode 130 (Lucy and the Dummy) Air Date: 10-17-1955
Episode 131 (Ricky Sells the Car) Air Date: 10-24-1955
Episode 132 (The Great Train Robbery) Air Date: 10-31-1955
Episode 133 (Homecoming) Air Date: 11-07-1955
Episode 134 (The Ricardos are Interviewed) Air Date: 11-14-1955
Episode 135 (Lucy Goes to a Rodeo) Air Date: 11-28-1955
Episode 136 (Nursery School) Air Date: 12-05-1955
Episode 137 (Ricky's European Booking) Air Date: 12-12-1955
Episode 138 (The Passports) Air Date: 12-19-1955
Episode 139 (Staten Island Ferry) Air Date: 01-02-1956
Episode 140 (Bon Voyage) Air Date: 01-16-1956
Episode 141 (Second Honeymoon) Air Date: 01-23-1956
Episode 142 (Lucy Meets the Queen) Air Date: 01-30-1956
Episode 143 (The Fox Hunt) Air Date: 02-06-1956
Episode 144 (Lucy Goes to Scotland) Air Date: 02-20-1956
Episode 145 (Paris at Last) Air Date: 02-27-1956
Episode 146 (Lucy Meets Charles Boyer) Air Date: 03-05-1956
Episode 147 (Lucy Gets a Paris Gown) Air Date: 03-19-1956
Episode 148 (Lucy in the Swiss Alps) Air Date: 03-26-1956
Episode 149 (Lucy Gets Homesick in Italy) Air Date: 04-09-1956
Episode 150 (Lucy's Italian Movie) Air Date: 04-16-1956
Episode 151 (Lucy's Bicycle Trip) Air Date: 04-23-1956
Episode 152 (Lucy Goes to Monte Carlo) Air Date: 05-07-1956
Episode 153 (Return Home from Europe) Air Date: 05-14-1956
Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of the I Love Lucy (Season 5) DVD.
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It's I Love Lucy's fourth season, and it's the best one yet! Ride along with the Ricardos and the Mertzes as they head out to Hollywood to launch Ricky's film career in this laugh-filled five-disc collection. Lucy runs the gamut—from faux M
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a montage of 'I Love Lucy' clips featuring Lucy mocking Ricky's 'command of the English language' and her classic 'uggh' when 'things go wrong'
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From the episode, "Lucy Meets the Moustache" of the Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour. The song meant so much more since it was the last episode of the popular I Love Lucy series. Lucy and Desi were also divorcing after a long tumultuous marriage. They still loved each other very much, but the problems that plagued the marriage couldn't keep them together. However, they remained friends even after they married other people, and when Desi died, Lucy was devastated. So in a sense, this song was meaningful for them both. All that they could give each other was love….that's all. The last lines of the show…. Lucy: "Honey, honey, I just wanted to help." Ricky: "From now on, you can help me by not trying to help me. But thanks, anyway." — That's All Lyrics & Music by Alan Brandt and Bob Haymes, 1952 [brackets indicate Edie Adams' variation on the song] I can only give you love that lasts forever And a [the] promise to be near each time you call And the only heart I own for you and you alone That's all, that's all I can only give you country walks in springtime And a hand to hold when leaves begin to fall And a love whose burning light will warm the winter night That's all, that's all There are those I am sure [who] have told you They would give you the world for a toy All I have are these arms to enfold you And a love even time can't destroy [And a love time can never destroy] If you're wondering what I'm asking in return, dear You'll be glad to know that my demands are small Say it's …
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This is a new and unopened cold cast porcelain figurine from the Ertl Collectibles Cat Hall of Fame. This is number 237 Lucy & Ricky Ricatto. It measures about 4 inches tall on a round base that's 3 1/2 inches in diameter. Each piece is individually
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Ricky sings I Get Ideas, but I've edited out Lucy's interruptions (her swooning). I couldn't find it on Youtube, so I decided to do this. This is from the episode Lucy pretends to be a Maharincess of Franistan to get Rick some publicity (Season 1, Episode 31).


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Shop Talk
Retailers, consumers and prices
"Don't look at me, I'm just a kid — bill my parents!"
Ah, youth. How free and easy it all seems. Especially after the launch of a new payments system, BillMyParents.
The system geared to teens and tweens — who ideally have good relationships with their hopefully indulgent parents — allows parents to approve purchases coveted by their kids and foot the bill.
The idea of the youth payment system is to capture some of the $40 billion spent by kids who end up shopping at traditional retailers only because without a credit card, they have no way to pay for stuff online, says the company's chief executive, Jim Collas. Collas is the former chief technology officer for PC maker Gateway.
Whereas consumers have a host of options in online payments systems, including eBay's PayPal, Google Checkout and Checkout with Amazon, Collas says his system is the most convenient for parents and teens.
Parents pay 50 cents per total transaction after they approve and pay for their kids' shopping lists that are automatically sent to them via email or text, and merchants pay a percentage to BillMyParents.
Currently, BillMyParents is powered by Amazon.com with Amazon's shopping cart integrated into the website. Kids can access the entire inventory of the global online retailer.

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Running legend Joan Benoit Samuelson will highlight a series of speakers Oct. 20 on the eve of the third annual Mankato Marathon.
Myers Field House at Minnesota State University will be the site of daylong Marathon activities as part of the Scheels and New Balance Sport & Health Expo.
The 3-8 p.m. Orthopaedic & Fracture Clinic Speaker Series will include presentations focusing on a topics ranging from running ultra marathons to gaining the mental edge to starting your own running group.
Samuelson won gold at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, the year the women's marathon was introduced to the Olympics.
She has remained a dominant figure and role model in the running world. In 1979 she won the Boston Marathon in world-record time and in 1983 she ran it again and set another world mark.
Samuelson will speak 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Other speakers:
Tom Weigt and Matt Lutz (3-3:35 p.m.) share information on running 100-mile ultra marathons.
Sam Ryder (3:30-3:55 p.m.) talks about the Minnesota Pacers team he founded that helps racers meet their goals.
Clint Counsellor, Kate Cox and Chris Schull (4-4:25 p.m.) lend their running expertise to novice marathoners and halfmarathoners.
Cindra Kamphoff, associate professor in Sport and Exercise Psychology at MSU (4:30-4:55 p.m.) discusses what the world's best runners say about the psychology of running.
Chris Crocker of Greater Mankato Multi Sport Club (5-5:25 p.m.) talks about how people can get running clubs started.
Orthopedic sports medicine specialist Scott Stevens (6-6:25 p.m.) looks at whether recent "advances" in distance running are supported by scientific research or are more media and market- driven.
The Mankato Marathon, a qualifying event for the Boston Marathon, is projected to attract 5,000 runners.


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Hardcover, full-color, coffee table book containing over 800 photos of skull-themed artwork by 258 of the world's top tattoo artists. The book contains skulls rendered in every possible artistic medium.
Chapters Include: Tattoos, Paintings, Sketches & Drawings, Mixed Media, Digital Art, Graffiti, Photography, and Skullptures.


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"Slow-cooked chicken in a rich tomato sauce with flavorful orzo. A very simple and classic Greek recipe. Top with grated Mizithra, Parmesan, Kefalotyri, or any other hard, white, and salty cheese."
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Original recipe yields 4 servings
- Warm the oil in a large, wide pot over medium heat. Cook the onion in the hot oil until tender, 5 to 7 minutes. Brown the chicken legs in the pot on all sides. Add the garlic; cook and stir for about 1 minute. Pour the tomato sauce and water over the chicken. Drop the bay leaves into the pot. Season with cloves, salt, and pepper. Lower the heat to medium-how; allow the mixture to simmer until the chicken meat is very tender and begins to pull off the bone, about 45 minutes.
- Stir the orzo into the liquid in the pot and cook until the orzo is soft, another 15 to 25 minutes. Remove the bay leaves to serve.
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Great base for a classic Greek dish. I used chicken breasts instead of legs. I seasoned the chicken with salt and pepper and then seared. I removed chicken and sauteed my onions and garlic with a little white wine deglaze. Instead of water, I used chicken broth and also added one can diced tomatoes and one can of tomato paste. After I returned my chicken to my dutch oven, I finished off the dish in the oven at 325 for about 2 hours (adding 1 cup uncooked orzo during the last 30 minutes). Plate and top with crumbled feta and some fresh diced basil. YUM!!!!
I am giving this recipe 4 stars for potential and ease of preparation, and perhaps 3 stars for taste as written. I halved the recipe and used 4 chicken thighs. Having tasted the mixture before serving and finding it pretty bland, I added about 1 tsp dried oregano, about 1/2 tsp dried mint, about 1/2 tsp chili flakes, a good shake of spicy herbamare which is a spicy salt mixture-probably not really needed. I let the dish simmer for a few extra minutes at this point. I also minced 3 more cloves of garlic and added just before serving. I had used one standard (about 375mls) can of plain tomato sauce, about half a can of water, then added about 3/4 cup of long grain rice as I did not have orzo on hand. Also next time I make this I will certainly take the skin off of the chicken either after browning, or before starting the recipe. So, I did change the recipe quite a bit and of course this is only due to personal taste but I do appreciate having the chance to try it out. We will be making it again as it is a relatively fast meal. Thank you for posting this dimitra.
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Following some other reviews, I used a little white wine, chicken broth instead of water and I added 1/2 tsp or so of oregano (guessing... I used my hand not an actual tsp)... rave reviews from all sides. Thanks!
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 586 cal
- 29%
- Fat
- 20.1 g
- 31%
- Carbs
- 51.1 g
- 16%
- Protein
- 49.4 g
- 99%
- Cholesterol
- 135 mg
- 45%
- Sodium
- 771 mg
- 31%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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The University of Miami (Fla.) has been recruiting Center Grove High School tight end Nate Wozniak since last spring so Center Grove football coach Eric Moore was surprised when the 6-9, 250-pound Wozniak committed to Minnesota on Thursday.
"But it's the (players') lives, not mine," Moore said. "I don't know as much about Minnesota but I know coach (Jerry) Kill has done a great job there."
Wozniak's final three choices included Purdue but he eliminated the Boilermakers last week. Wozniak, who said Minnesota assistant coach Jeff Phelps starting recruiting him shortly after Miami, visited Minnesota last weekend.
"I just had one of those feelings that it was the right place for me," Wozniak said. "They have a great business school. I liked the campus and felt comfortable with the coaching staff. They use multiple tight ends in their formations. The coaches feel I can do big things there and I do too."
Wozniak, a member of 2012 The Indianapolis Star Super Team, caught 20 passes for 331 yards and five touchdowns. Moore said Wozniak is an excellent blocker and kept getting better.
"He's got the world at his hands," Moore said.
No. 32 retired at Southport
Suiting up for the varsity basketball team at Southport was one of two goals as a kid for Louie Dampier.
The other? Playing Major League Baseball.
One out of two isn't bad.
Friday, 50 years after he averaged 24 points a game as high school senior and led Southport to Marion County tournament and sectional championships, Dampier will have his No. 32 jersey retired by the school.
"It's quite an honor," said Dampier, who makes his home in La Grange, Ky."My goal, besides pro baseball, was just to play for the varsity team."
Dampier made the most of it, helping coach Blackie Braden's team to a sectional title as a junior in 1962. The following year, at Southport Fieldhouse, Dampier's steal and last-second jumper lifted Southport to an upset win the sectional over the powerhouse Washington Continentals.
"That's one game I'll always remember," said Dampier, 68. "Washington was a lot higher ranked than we were and were expected to win."
Southport lost in the Hinkle Regional championship the following week to Broad Ripple, 71-61, ending Dampier's high school career. But it was just the beginning for the 6-0 guard. Dampier spurned an offer from home state Indiana to play for Adolph Rupp and Kentucky.
"My uncle Louie was a graduate of IU and took me to visit (then-coach) Branch McCracken," Dampier said. "Branch told me to take a look around the facility and I waited for about 20 minutes while my uncle talked to him. Branch came back out and said, 'We have a scholarship here for you if you want it.' But I felt like my uncle had talked him into it so I went to go visit Kentucky."
A member of teams known as "Rupp's Runts," Dampier starred from Kentucky from 1964-67. A two-time All-American, Dampier scored 1,575 points at Kentucky and averaged 19.7 per game.
"It was the best thing that ever happened to me," Dampier said of his decision to attend Kentucky. "I wanted to go to IU, but I didn't really feel like they wanted me."
He went on to a long career in professional basketball, averaging 18.9 points in nine seasons with the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA. He closed his career by playing three seasons with the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA.
Dampier doesn't make it back to Southport often, but said he's looking forward to Friday's festivities.
"It's always good to get back," he said. "I have a lot of memories there."
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Beech Grove junior swimmer Lorece Johnson has had a memorable season, breaking five school records: 50-yard freestyle (26.03 seconds), 100 freestyle (57.39), 500 freestyle (5:47.65), 100 breaststroke (1:13.79) and 200 individual medley (2:24.96).
"Lorece's love for the sport and her hard work ethic have given her the ability to reach new heights at our school," Hornets coach Lori LaMar said in an email. "Lorece is shaping out to be the fastest Lady Hornet swimmer ever. She never misses an opportunity to be in the water, never cheats on an interval set, and gets out of the water knowing she swam her best."
Three former Lawrence North athletes, Brandys Green (2000-03), Temeka Kincy (2002-04), Marcus Lewis (1999-02) and Sheridan's John Northam (1919-22) will be inducted into the Indiana Track and Field and Cross Country Hall of Fame Friday in Indianapolis. A reception will be held at the hall of fame museum in Terre Haute on Saturday.
Jake O'Brien, a three-time state champion from Franklin Central, will be among six wrestlers inducted into the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame at its banquet at 1 p.m. on Feb. 17 at Jonathan Byrd's Cafeteria in Greenwood. Noblesville coach Tom Knotts and former Westfield coach Bernie Graser are the two coaches being inducted. Ben Davis athletic director John Clark will receive the Tom Cameron Administrative Award while the Dick Neal family of Martinsville receives the Historian's Family Award.


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Following Friday's 40-26 loss to Brownstown Central, Charlestown coach told Charlestown Pirate Pride Sports Broadcasting that he didn't believe the Braves were much better than his Pirates.
That may sound funny from the coach of a team that was once down 33-6 and had given up 33 straight points.
But he may be right. The Pirates, who outscored the Braves a combined 103-13 a year ago, outplayed Brownstown in nearly every facet in the second half Friday.
The two sides may meet again and Brownstown coach Reed May doesn't expect a sectional win to be as easy against Charlestown.
"A win's a win," Braves coach Reed May told the Seymour Tribune. "You've got to give [Charlestown] credit. They executed better than us in the second half. Come sectional time, they could be a tough team. I wanted to send a message tonight, but we didn't."
Brownstown took advantage of Charlestown errors to build the early lead and only out-gained the Pirates by 13 yards despite 27 more offensive plays.
"Charlestown's defense is stacked," May told the Tribune. "They've got seven or eight returning starters. They've got a pretty good defensive front. They started making plays. We didn't execute [in the second half]."
— Greg Mengelt
New Albany (1-1) had two great opportunities to score in the fourth quarter in last Friday's game at Castle.
Each time, the Bulldogs drove the ball inside Castle's 10-yard line. But they could not capitalize in their 14-7 loss to the Knights.
"Part of it was Castle forcing some mistakes, and part of it was us pressing a little bit," New Albany coach Charlie Fields said. "We're still learning to beat a program like Castle. We were close and we were knocking on the door. Physically, we proved we can play with them. It's just we made too many mental mistakes."
Despite the setback, Fields was happy with the effort of his defense. The Bulldogs surrendered 267 total yards and forced four turnovers. New Albany intercepted Knights' quarterback Will Randell three times and put some pressure on him throughout the contest.
"Our defense is outstanding — I can't say enough about them," Fields said. "They get mad at me most every day in practice, but that's a very self-motivated bunch. They take a lot of pride in what they do. Never once did you see the defense drop their heads, and we put them in some bad spots. They dug us out."
— Kevin Harris
More often than not when the Silver Creek football team loses a game, the defense is the culprit.
Blame couldn't be placed on that unit after Friday's 21-20 loss to visiting Salem in Mid-Southern Conference action.
Sure, the Lions had some success against the Dragons' D, but their 322 total yards of offense wasn't an astronomical figure. It was a solid effort for Salem and respectable as well for Silver Creek.
It doesn't happen often, but Silver Creek's high-octane offense — no stranger whatsoever to ringing up 40 points or better — sputtered until the fourth quarter.
The Dragons clearly felt the Lions' secondary was ripe for the picking and threw deep on several occasions in the first half. Unfortunately, senior quarterback Brooks Howell and his talented receiving corps rarely connected, with overthrows and drops hindering any progress.
Salem's methodical ground game also kept Silver Creek's offense off the field, and the Dragons seemed to grow impatient once they did receive the ball. Finally, in the fourth quarter, Howell became acutely accurate and was perfect on two late scoring drives that kept the outcome in jeopardy. Wideouts Bobby Haines, Austin Hasting, Drew Sherrow and Cameron Cook all had critical catches.
Penalties and some other mental mistakes cost the Dragons dearly. You couldn't point the finger at the defense, which hung tight despite Salem's physical style. If anything - and especially because Salem also hurt itself with a bundle of penalties - the rare lack of rhythm on offense through three quarters led to a disappointing start to league play for the Dragons.
— Adam Pruiett
All signs are pointing towards Jeffersonville tight end Dionte Allen being on the field when the Red Devils travel to Bedford North Lawrence Friday night to take on the Stars.
The 6-foot-4, 260-pound senior — the subject of Division I recruiting interest — sustained a leg injury in a scrimmage against Clarksville two weeks ago and hasn't been in pads in Jeffersonville's two wins over Evansville Bosse and Seymour.
Still, during last week's 61-7 home drubbing of Seymour, he was tossing the football around with starting quarterback Jamal Britt when the Red Devil defense was on the field, and appeared to be moving around at full strength.
"Probably," coach Lonnie Oldham said when asked if Allen could have played on Friday night. "We're not going to take any chances with his health. We want him back at full strength and for him to be all right."
The return of Allen will give the already explosive Red Devils some further firepower. The Red Devils are 2-0 and have scored 121 points against Bosse and Seymour.
— Jon Reiter
In Eastern's 55-24 win over Clarksville, the Generals were whistled for seven personal fouls, including one ejection, while Eastern was flagged three times.
At one point in the game, there were back-to-back to-back personal fouls called. The last appeared to have negated a Clarksville touchdown, although it was allowed to stand when it was ruled that the foul was committed after the player had crossed the goal line.
Both the teams had a tough time adapting to the attention by the officials to the enforcement of the rule regarding head contact.
"How the officials are going to interpret it is something the players and coaches are going to have to figure out," Eastern coach John Dablow said. "A lot of what they're calling now is what used to be referred to as good hard nose football."
"Dont get me wrong, I'm not complaining about the officiating," Clarksville coach Steve Cooley said. "We were outplayed. But what they're doing can change the outcome. It can easily change the outcome of a game."
— Mike Riley
• Colton Kimm and Austin Carl, Floyd Central: Kimm and Carl combined four times for 118 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the Highlanders defeated rival Providence 60-34 on Friday. Carl caught a 48-yard TD from Kimm to open the scoring. The combination then gave Floyd a 25-0 advantage with a 53-yard scoring pass early in the second quarter.
• Brian Arnold, Eastern: Along with 113 yards rushing on offense, Arnold had eight tackles, including four solos, and a quarterback sack as the Musketeer defense shut down Clarksville in the second half of Friday's 55-22 Mid-Southern Conference triumph.
• Brenden Bassett, Jeffersonville: Bassett scored on a 5-yard touchdown run in the second quarter — the first of his career — in Jeffersonville's 61-7 win over Seymour.
• Gabriel Kennedy, Floyd Central: The Highlaneders' defensive back had an interception and returned a punt 60 yards for a touchdown in Floyd's win.
• Tate Boley, Charlestown: Boley had 11 tackles and four pass deflections in the Pirates' 40-26 loss at Brownstown.
• Zach Donan, New Albany: Donan scored New Albany's only touchdown on a 98-yard run in the Bulldogs' 14-7 loss at Castle. He finished the contest with 106 yards on the ground and threw for another 53.
• Austin Hasting, Silver Creek: Hasting caught a pair of touchdowns on passes from Brooks Howell. He put the Dragons on the board in the first quarter on a 26-yard pass from Howell then capped with scoring with 2:29 left from 13 yards out. He finished with three receptions for 59 yards.
• Keegan Bailey, Clarksville: The sophomore had seven tackles in the Generals' 55-22 loss to Eastern.
• Austin Hines, Jeffersonville: Hines carried the ball just eight times and scored on half of them. He finished with 152 yards in just two quarters.
• Owen Mattingly, Providence: The Pioneer safety had eight solo tackles, four assisted tackles and two interceptions in the loss. He now has three picks this season.
• Tuwan Payton, New Albany: The Bulldogs' senior running back carried the ball 30 times for 178 yards.
• Matt Myers, Charlestown: Myers ran for 102 yards on just five carries, including TD runs of 29 and 75 yards in the Pirates' defeat.
• Michael Lively, Jeffersonville: Lively had four tackles and an interception that he returned to the Seymour 1-yard line in the Devils' Hoosier Hills Conference victory.


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Judy Lohden is your above-average sixteen-year-old - sarcastic and vulnerable, talented and uncertain, full of big dreams for a big future. With a singing voice that can shake an auditorium, she should be the star of Darcy Academy, the local performing arts high school. So why is a girl this promising hiding out in a seedy motel room on the edge of town?
The fact that the national media is on her trail after a controversy that might bring down the whole school could have something to do with it. And that scandal has something - but not everything - to do with the fact that Judy is three feet nine inches tall.
Rachel DeWoskin remembers everything about high school: the auditions (painful), the parents (hovering), the dissection projects (compelling), the friends (outcasts), the boys (crushable), and the girls (complicated), and she lays it all out with a wit and wistfulness that is half Holden Caulfield, half Lee Fiora, Prep's ironic heroine. Big Girl Small is a scathingly funny and moving book about dreams and reality, at once light on its feet and unwaveringly serious.
When people make you feel small, it means they shrink you down close to nothing, diminish you, make you feel like shit. In fact, small and shit are like equivalent words in English. It makes sense, in a way. Not that small and shit are the same, I mean, but that Americans might think that. Take The Wizard of Oz, for example, an American classic everyone loves more than anything even though there's a whole "Munchkinland" of embarrassed people, half of them dressed in pink rompers and licking lollipops even though they're thirty years old. They don't even have names in the credits; it just says at the end, "Munchkins played by 'The Singer Midgets.'" Judy Garland apparently loved gay people, was even something of an activist, but she spread rumors about how the "midgets" were so raucous, fucking each other all the time and drinking bourbon on the set. People love those stories because it's so much fun to think of tiny people having sex. There was even an urban myth about how one of the...
DeWoskin's novel evokes high school life with a kind of biting cynicism while it simultaneously offers a hopeful coming-of-age story with a performing arts setting that will appeal to fans of the television shows Fame and Glee. Big Girl Small is both sophisticated thematically and (at times) raucously crude, the kind of book both teenage girls and their parents might laugh along with.
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Firefighters on Thursday extinguished a huge blaze that erupted hours earlier when two fuel barges exploded in Mobile, Ala., leaving three people with critical burns and forcing the evacuation of crew from a nearby cruise ship.
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A teenage girl standing at her bus stop this past week in Wonder Lake noticed a stranger driving by in a black car three days in a row.
Something about the man seemed suspicious to the girl, and she relayed her observations to a school official at McHenry West High School, according to a press release issued by McHenry County Sheriff Keith Nygren.
After receiving information Thursday afternoon, the McHenry County Sheriff's Office initiated a proactive patrol in the area of Wonder Lake Road and Ash Street in unincorporated Wonder Lake, where the sightings had occured.
At about 6:45 a.m. Sept. 7, sheriff's deputies saw the suspicious car, a black 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix, and stopped the driver because the car had expired Ilinois registration.
The driver of the car, Joseph L. Perkins, 41, 7418 Boston Rd., Wonder Lake, is a registered sex offender from Robbins, Ill., the press release stated.
Perkins told the deputies he has lived and worked in McHenry County since January. Further investigation revealed that Perkins has never contacted the McHenry County Sheriff's Office, or his previous local police authority of his address changes.
Failure to notify a change of address for residence and work are a direct violation of the Illinois Sex Offender Registration Act, the sheriff's office said. Sheriff police credit the young girl for relating the information to authorities.
"The arrest and identification of this suspicious vehicle is a direct result of a juvenile listening to her instincts," said Undersheriff Andrew Zinke. "If it was not for her coming forward, the community would not know that Perkins is residing in the area. We are grateful for her assistance."
Perkins was arrested Friday and charged with one count of unlawful violation of sex offender registration act and one count of driving with a suspended drivers license, the sheriff's office stated.
Perkins was transported to the McHenry County Correctional Facility, where he awaits bond and a court date.
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This weekend, intrepid PSU reporter Rob Zwetsloot got his hands on Haze at the Play.com Live event. Known among his peers to view FPS single player modes with mild indifference, will Haze lift his apathy?
Looking around the middle level of the show, you can't help but notice the presence of Haze. A few separate booths circle a food stand emblazoned with Haze boards, and helpful Ubisoft staff greet you and introduce you to the demo pods of the game.
The demo itself contained four levels of the single player campaign, set in forest and desert environments. We spawn as the protagonist, Shane Carpenter, with an Assault Rifle and a side arm among our AI controlled team mates. A brief cutscene sets up the level, and in this particular one it seems we're looking for a crashed aircraft.
Looking at the screen, the HUD is clean and uncluttered. A thin compass shows your heading and objective location at the top, while nectar and health are shown in the bottom corners. Weapon information concerning rounds and magazines are shown on the gun you are using, with outline of selectable weapons in top right corner and remaining grenades in top left. Also, like the Metroid Prime games, you can see a small part of your visor on the bottom corners of the screen, but this does not affect your view in any way.
Using your weapon is a standard affair. You get an onscreen cross hair for rough aiming, and can press L1 to go into aiming mode, similar to Call of Duty. The main rifle does a decent job of mowing down the bad guys you'll encounter, and your AI team mates seem to be proficient enough with it to not require you to be Rambo.
The crown jewel of the weapons we encountered was the default side arm you receive. Equipped with a scope, it's similar to the Magnum from the original Halo, albeit with the power of the Magnum from Gears of War. Effectively, you're carrying around a hand cannon with a sniper zoom, and because of this, we ended up entering many an area and sniping soldiers with it. Shots from this thing tended to floor any opponent, and the gun itself had a meaty recoil to match. We likey.
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Going back to weapons for a moment, you have so many magazines, and when you reload any rounds left in the discarded magazine are not kept, much like Battlefield or Flashpoint. You can, however, pick up more magazines like you would ammo in some games. You can also pick up weapons from fallen Promise Hand men. They're rifle has many more rounds per mag, and you can then obviously pick up your foes magazines. This comes in handy if you run out of ammo for your main rifle.
So how does it play? Well for those who don't know, one of the key features of Haze is the nectar, a performance-enhancing drug that you and your buddies can take. It increases your speed, highlights enemies, and gives you a greater resistance to damage. You can merely tap L2 to administer a quick dose, which will fill up about two-thirds of your Nectar metre, or you can hold it down to increase your dose.
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A super simple pasty filled with chicken and bacon in a creamy mustard sauce.
½ onion
1 bay leaf
milk (enough to cover chicken pieces)
6 rashers of smoked streaky bacon, cut into postage stamp-size pieces
30g/1oz butter
2 leeks, sliced into ½ inch discs
3 tbsp plain flour
3 tsp Dijon mustard
2 x 375g/13oz packs of puff pastry
1 egg, beaten, for glazing
parmesan, grated, for topping
Pre-heat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
In a saucepan add the chicken, peppercorns, onion and bay leaf. Cover with milk. Bring to the boil and simmer for 25 minutes until the chicken is cooked.
Meanwhile, fry the bacon in the butter. Add the sliced leeks and allow to soften.
When the chicken is cooked remove from the milk and flake the chicken meat into the pan with the leaks, discarding the bones.
Add the flour and cook through for two minutes before adding the milk through a sieve to remove peppercorns and bay leaf. Add the Dijon mustard. Stir constantly to make a thick sauce.
Roll out the sheets of puff pastry to a rectangular shape at a pound coin thickness. Lay the filling on one sheet and then cover with the second sheet and crimp the edges.
Brush the pie with a beaten egg and sprinkle the grated Parmesan over the top. Bake in the oven for 35-45 minutes.
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3.75/5 rDev -7.2%
07-21-2013 11:13:22 | More by dgherm
4/5 rDev -1%
05-30-2012 14:58:51 | More by KevinTK
4.15/5 rDev +2.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Appearance: Pale golden color. Cloudy. Little to no head retention, however, decent lacing.
Aroma: Slight pine spice aroma. Somewhat fruity.
Taste: Sweet and citrusy. I picked up lemon and herbs. Very refreshing.
Mouthfeel: Nicely carbonated,but not overpowering. Has a little chewiness to it.
Serving type: bottle
07-27-2009 22:43:55 | More by Lambstrong
4.08/5 rDev +1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On tap at Victory on 6/26/09.
A - Transparent pale golden body with sparse carbonation and thin patchy head that left virtually no lacing.
S - Nose displays a potpourri of herbal, citrusy and grassy hop notes with a hint of pine and some mild spicy notes. Malt is sweet with hints of fresh bread and caramel.
T - Herbal notes up front paired with a grainy malt character. Piney hops paired with a sappy sweetness emerge in the middle. Finishes with a bready and sweet caramel malt aspect in the finish with a touch of buttery diacetyl.
M - Medium bodied with a syrupy yet smooth texture. Carbonation is moderate overall. Finishes with a dry, lingering bitterness on the palate.
D - It is almost as if Victory combined a piney IPA with a traditional pils here. I really dug the hop profile of this one.
Serving type: on-tap
06-30-2009 02:22:04 | More by ffejherb
4.33/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pale straw color, reasonable clarity. Pours a largish white head with some decent retention. Nice, creamy head.
Aroma has a nice hop nose, presumably of the saphir variety. Noble spiciness but hard to describe. Possibly a bit buttery - diacetyl?
Nice hop flavor almost from the start. Malt sweetness evident but secondary. Finishes with a gentle hop bitterness bite, and has a lingering, pleasant bitterness.
Medium body and med-high carbonation, no astringency or warming. Lively and pleasant on the tongue.
A wonderfully drinkable pilsner. Too bad I only had a single bottle of it!
Serving type: bottle
06-21-2009 17:06:24 | More by mpyle
New Hampshire
3.93/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Another offering enjoyed on Saturday, 06JUN09, at the brewpub.
Color was a blend of medium straw and light golden. The bier was clear throughout, with carbo bubbling slowly to the surface. Head was fine, thin and white, and lacing here was excellent! Had an aromatic nose, floral but with a bit of spice. Very good mouthfeel for a Pils; solidly medium body-wise, and very low on prickliness across the palate.
Flavor goes with some crackery malt off the bat, with some herbal, piney action following up. Lastly, there's a hint of some noble spiciness, too. Crisp and dry, a refreshing Pils, to be sure! Prosit!!
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | drink: 4
Serving type: on-tap
06-09-2009 13:08:19 | More by Bierman9
3.68/5 rDev -8.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
drank on 9.16.08 at Victory.
Poured a beautiful golden yellow color. head was frothy and bubbly. A bit hazy (but could be because it was cold), seemed to clear from the bottom up. Head sticks around as I stand writing these notes, very slow to dissipate and when it does leaves a beautiful lacing.
Sweet malty smell, a little citrus in the nose. The guy next to me has some hummus appetizer which is interferring with my nose, ugh. seems to have some faint hints of vanilla.
a dry crisp taste, general taste doesn't linger but the hops sure do. sapphire hops have quite a unique flavor. As the beer warms up and you drink more, the beer becomes softer and much more palatable.
balance well in the mouth with focus on the edges of the mouth - primarily because of the hops.
Serving type: on-tap
01-29-2009 02:50:06 | More by Hophead101
4/5 rDev -1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Clear golden-orange, moderate white head good lacing
S: Nice european floral hops, light citrus notes..
T: Floral hops come through at the beginning, good citrus hints... nicely balanced with the malt base
M: Smooth, crisp, light bite at the finish. Medium-light body.
D: Easy drinking. I prefer the Saphir pills over the Hallertau pils. Nice addition to the lineup at Victory
Serving type: on-tap
11-11-2008 22:11:44 | More by callmemickey
3.35/5 rDev -17.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
I had this on-tap at the Victory Brewpub in Dowingtown, PA.
Appearance: The body was a golden color with a fluffy white head, excellent retention and good lacing.
Smell: Rather hoppy with piney notes, a bit spicy.
Taste: Piney and citrus hops, not much noticeable malt.
Mouthfeel: Crisp.
Drinkability: Good.
Don't drink and review.
Serving type: on-tap
10-23-2008 20:40:18 | More by treehugger02010
4.15/5 rDev +2.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Enjoyed on tap at Victory's Brewpub.
Poured a clear golden amber color with thin off-white head. OK retention left nice lacing down the glass. Smells of floral hops, citrus fruits, honey, and grain. Tastes of floral hops up front then oranges, lemon zest, pineapple, and grapefruit. A nice cracker-like malt feel mixed with some notes of caramel in the backbone. Finishes with a nice dry bitter hop presence. Medium in body with nice carbonation. Tart, sweet, and crisp with a nice dry finish. A really enjoyable brew, refreshing and highly sessionable.
Serving type: on-tap
10-22-2008 14:33:36 | More by HopDerek
4.2/5 rDev +4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Appearance - Golden metallic with dense head and spotty lacing.
Nose - Beautiful metallic hop with hint of malt sweetness.
Taste - Similar to nose with malt cracker base and some citrus barely sneakling through.
Mouthfeel & Drinkability - Finished full and clean.
Serving type: on-tap
10-11-2008 22:21:11 | More by Chinon01
New York
4.75/5 rDev +17.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
Poured from Victory growler (with gasket-top) into Victory Prima Pils glass. Light straw color with abundant frothy white head that took forever to diminish and left lacing for days. The yeast must have settled some in here because first pint poured bright and crystal clear while the last was a bit cloudy.
Smell is floral, citrusy orange blossoms and lime zest, maybe even a bit of pineapple. Taste was similar with the Saphir hop dominating, mildly bitter but citrusy and piquant.
Again the body varied slightly through the growler with the first pint a bit thinner and last pint a bit more full, but the entire growler was completely in line with the Pilsener/Kellerbier family. I'm guessing that the difference could easily be explained by the growler sitting in my refrigerator for a week before I was able to drink it (It was given to me hours before I left for vacation out of state - Thanks again Pete!).
The fact that it only lasted one session, and a short one at that attests to the fact that this is a session beer with a unique character that invites the drinker to keep coming back for more. This is a beer that could just as easily find itself paired with sashimi or chicken french dinner as it could be my next lawnmower beer.
Serving type: growler
09-07-2008 16:18:12 | More by Caesar024
4.1/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On tap at the VBC on 8/29/08.
Pours a clear orange gold with a 1/2 finger of creamy off-white head. Retains well and leaves a solid latticework of lacing behind. The aroma is a nice tingling mix of floral hops and tart citrus character with some backing tones of malt sweetness.
The taste is very floral feeling with some prominent citrus tang and an underlying base of sweet caramel. Ends with a nice, dry lingering bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a fresh feel and crisp, biting carbonation.
Very crisp, fresh tasting, and quite quaffable take on a Pils. The use of the Saphir hops is quite unique, imparting some fresh citric character and a dry feel on the palette. Very nice.
Serving type: on-tap
08-30-2008 15:39:09 | More by Kegatron
Saphir Pils from Victory Brewing Company
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Tuesday practice blog
The Vols can use an off day on Wednesday. That's because they really got after it again on Tuesday afternoon. Full pads and plenty of contact were the order of the day.
Several media folks were there a tad early to see if Bryce Brown was present after leaving early Monday with a hip issue. He was in uniform but didn't do anything. And then, of course, at the end of the day Lane Kiffin dropped the bombshell that the NCAA was investigating Brown's amateur status. See Dave Hooker's story for the details. I'm guessing this won't be a serious penalty based on what little we know. But if the NCAA keeps digging after Brown's trainer, all bets are off on what might transpire.
A couple of quick thoughts on the practice:
Marlon Walls, whom the NCAA cleared to practice late last week, wore shorts which I assume was his "acclimation" gear. But he had thigh pads under the shorts and was in the thick of several 11-on-11 situations. From watching him run an agility drill it seemed he had a low center of gravity. I think that's a good thing for a defensive lineman.
From watching the quarterbacks it seemed to me Nick Stephens made more plays in the passing game. But I qualify that by saying I didn't focus on the QBs the entire time and, in fact, Jonathan Crompton might have been impersonating Tom Brady when I was turned away watching the D-linemen.
The goal-line scenario at the end was intense, with both offense and defense celebrating (and flaunting) every victory. The coaches get into it too. Once when the official spotted the ball at about the 1-yard line, Ed Orgeron dashed in and moved it back to the 2. His momentum carried him into the offensive area where a smiling Lane Kiffin gave him a playful shove.
This team will live as much or more on improved motivation and conditioning as on talent this year.
I will be watching the losses this year as carefully as the wins to evaluate the fight, persistence, team unity, and heart of the football team. I figure that the intangibles will be good for at least two wins.
I totally agree Pompey. It has been a decade since we have seen our footVols this well conditioned and motivated.
I give all of my party guests a playful shove. Just ask Tux and Jolly at thevolunteeronline
Hello my vol family, just wanted to say it feels really good to be envolved with all the good vibes coming from the hill. Im in the virgin islands looking foward to kick off and the paradise jam with pearl and co.
Love to hear our vols having fun and working hard. I was getting pretty tired of listening to CPF say were working like heck. Cudos to the new staff.
Hey stud, make a deal. Let me come to your famous mphs parties and u can come down to st thomas and be my geust for the paradise jam.
How is Chase Nelson doing in this camp? He was on the two-deep for DT coming out of spring camp, but I haven't heard him mentioned lately.
Thanks for replying.
Is anyone really surprised that the NCAA is investigating Bryce Brown??? If many of you will try to recall, this was widely talked about and even predicted on many blogs and message boards during this guys recruitment. The NY Times even ran a very comprehensive article on this guys shady "advisor" and some of the future implications on recruiting itself. Add to that, you guys have a head coach who early on flaunted his ignorance and/or distain for the rules, even calling Browns name on a sports radio show, then claiming that all of these actions were for publicity purposes. Talking about waving a red flag in front of the bull, I'm sure the big brass at the NCAA were REAL happy to hear that. If you don't believe that the NCAA doesn't have a big old microscope on your program, then you don't know the NCAA.
Who said we don't think the NCAA is keeping an eye on the program? Or are you posting just to stur up trouble. From what I've read, this investigation has to do with campus visits his sophomore year that included Florida of all places. Tennessee was nowhere close to Brown at that point. It doesn't have anything to do with Tennessee... yet.
Seven secondary violations isn't a huge number. Those violations happen at every school. If you don't know that, then you don't know secondary violations.
The Vols are gonna shock the world this year!I belive we will win the SEC for sure,it's more of a question of whether we can go undefeated or not.We got the mentality,the talent,the tailbacks,an o-line that is gonna be nasty,we got that great Tampa 2,not to mention one giant defense talent returning,which adds up to a great year for us!GO VOLS!
Hey Will, think you'd better lay off the Jim Jones Juice. Your Vols are going NOWHERE!


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Now that Ive disclaimed my ability to temper expectations, its time to highlight the Dominican monster that is Miguel Sano.
Perhaps there was once a youth that exhibited kingly promise in the same way that the Twins budding superstar did in 2013? If so, we may have to reach quite a distance to draw a legitimate comparison. Young Sano is the future king of the Dominican baseball world (if he isn't already). My wingspan stretches back to ancient Greece, in an attempt to draw parallel lines with another prince awaiting his crown. Could Miguel Sano lead the Twins in the same way Alexander the Great led his ancient army?
At the age of 13, both Miguel and Alex were given to the care of tutors. Alex was given to the philosopher and teacher Aristotle. Miguel Sano found a suitable baseball trainer in Moreno Tejeda. Sanos trainer says he has never seen anyone as gifted (including Robinson Cano). Aristotle was training the sons of the nobility, whereas Tejedas patch of students was mostly impoverished.
Both Alex and Miguel moved on from their tutors at the age of 16. Alex went into the family business and took care of his homeland while daddy waged war abroad. So too did a 16-yr-old Miguel Sano leave his mentor, and begin his professional baseball career by signing with the Minnesota Twins. Both experienced documented success in their pro-debuts. Alex fought-off the Thracians while Miguel fought-off age-related accusations.
After some minor complications, 20-year-old Alexander was named King by the nobles and army. His first course of action was to remove any competition for the throne. He executed several powerful people, and retained his reign over a vast empire.
Miguel Sano played his 2nd full season as a pro pelotero while just 20-years-old. He was kingly in his production. Many of the nobles and army (the front office and fan-base) are ready to crown him king of all of Twins Territory. Will Sano have any real competition for the 3B job in future seasons?
Lets consider just how young and powerful Sano really is. We all know Miguel hit a ton of homers in 2013. But what type of power prospect are we dealing with here? Compared to hitters that matched or bettered Sano in HRs, both in the Eastern League and the Florida State League, Miguel is the youngest. Only one of those men, Javier Baez, hit more HRs in 2013 (37 to 35) than did Sano. But, Sano had 78 fewer at-bats than did Baez. Based on this info, one could gather that Sano is the most-powerful hitter in the minor leagues with room to improve.
Is the idea of Miguel Sano starting the 2014 season with the MLB club irrational? Can baseball prospects be ruined if they are pushed up to the big leagues before they are old enough to drink alcohol? Is there anyone in the entire organization right now that could fill the role of 4-hitter better than Sano? These are questions that only the front office/manager of the club can answer.
Are my visions of a 21-year-old winning the 2014 AL Rookie of the Year Award simply just delusions of grandeur for Miguel? Supporters of Alexanders reign went to great lengths to expedite his arrival as king. Some of his devotees eliminated competitors for the throne of ancient Greece. Will Twins brass do the same, or are they still unsure of the young prince? A true leader, regardless of age, is needed in Minnesota.


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SWEDESBORO, N.J. — Race car driver Jason Leffler's death was caused by a blunt force neck injury, a spokesperson for the Delaware (Pa.) County Medical Examiner's office said Thursday.
Leffler, 37, died Wednesday night in an accident at Bridgeport Speedway, a dirt short track in New Jersey, about 15 miles from Philadelphia.
Sgt. Adam Grossman, a spokesman for the New Jersey State Police, said an investigation continues into the accident, which occurred during a sprint car heat race at the five-eighths-mile high-banked oval track. All racing-related accidents in New Jersey are investigated by state police.
Leffler was driving in a non-sanctioned race featuring "410" sprint cars, winged machines used in the World of Outlaw series. A 410 sprint car weighs about 1,300 pounds, has 900 horsepower and is capable of speeds faster than 135 mph. Leffler's easily reached that range, according to track promoter Dave Adams.
"This is a fast track. There's no track like it," Adams said.
Leffler was wearing some form of a head-and-neck safety device, according to Adams, although they are not required at the track.
Grossman said Leffler's car veered right as it came out of the fourth turn, hit the wall about a quarter of the way down the frontstretch, then rolled several times. The track, which is not sanctioned by NASCAR, is not equipped with SAFER barriers, which are mandated on the outside walls of tracks on NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series.
Ralph Richards, a track photographer, was near the start-finish line as Leffler's mangled car finally came to a stop.
"It had really taken a couple of good shots," said Richards, who didn't see the first part of the wreck.
Condolences continued to pour in Thursday from across the motorsports spectrum, illustrative of his wide-ranging and successful career from the open-wheel ranks to NASCAR, where he competed in the Sprint Cup's Pocono race last week in Pennsylvania.
"Jason Leffler was a great racer and an even better friend," said three-time Cup champion Tony Stewart, who faced off against Leffler in many forms of auto racing. "We raced together a lot, and our career paths were very similar.
"He loved racing, especially open-wheel racing, and that's a passion we both share. To not have him around to talk about whatever race one of us had just run, or were going to run, will be hard."
During recent years, Leffler had become most known as a doting father, helping to expose his 5-year-old son, Charlie, to the sport Leffler chose as his career.
Leffler's Instagram account is filled with photos of the two sharing time at the track and off.
Leffler got his biggest break in NASCAR in 2005 with a fulltime ride in the Cup series with a new team at Joe Gibbs Racing.
"We feel fortunate to have had him as part of both our Nationwide Series program and of course in the Cup Series where he helped us launch the No. 11 team with (sponsor) FedEx," said Joe Gibbs.
"NASCAR is unique in that it really is one large family and Jason was well liked by all that knew him. His loss will be felt across the entire sport."
While Leffler's tenure in the Cup ride was short, he became a title contender in what has become the Nationwide Series, finishing as high as third in the standings in 2007.
Since 1990, at least 390 drivers have died in U.S. auto racing accidents, according to a Charlotte Observer analysis of track deaths. Staff researcher Marion Paynter contributed
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---- — ELIZABETHTOWN — The pathologist who conducted Robert Rennie's autopsy said it was very likely he died no more than 15 minutes after the beating that inflicted his injuries.
Internal bleeding amounted to about a quarter of the Keeseville man's total blood volume, Dr. Michael Sikirica told the jury Thursday morning during the third day of Scott E. Denno's trial in Essex County Court.
Denno, 19, is one of three men accused in the beating death of Rennie last August. He is charged with first-degree manslaughter, gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
Michael D. Rivers faces the same charges. Paul J. Taylor is charged with second-degree homicide, gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
Rennie's body was found near the closed iron bridge on River Street in Keeseville on the morning of Aug. 26, 2012. The three men were arrested in October.
Essex County Assistant District Attorney Michael Langey began Thursday's proceedings questioning Sikirica, who conducted the autopsy on the morning of Aug. 27 at Albany Medical Center.
Sikirica said he is certified in forensics and has conducted more than 9,000 autopsies. While he said he has testified for the prosecution between 400 and 500 times during criminal cases, he told Denno's defense lawyer, Joe Brennan, during cross-examination that he has been a witness for the defense only three or four times.
At the time of the autopsy, Sikirica said, he received information about the possible nature of Rennie's death from State Police.
There is no record of the information State Police gave him, he said.
The physician's 15-page report states the cause of death as internal bleeding and severe blunt force trauma.
When Sikirica examined Rennie's body, he estimated the man had been dead for between one and two days, as was evident in the stiffness of his joints.
The doctor said Rennie — who was 45 when he died — weighed about 118 pounds and was 67 inches tall at the time of the autopsy. He was dressed in a black tank top and blue shorts that had dirt and grass on them, Sikirica said, and wore brown sandals.
Thursday morning, Denno sat next to his lawyer wearing a blue, collared, button-down shirt and khaki-colored dress pants, as he had Wednesday in court.
He looked intently at each photograph of Rennie's body, which had been taken by State Police technicians during the autopsy and then entered into evidence.
One showed Rennie's face, mouth agape and eyes open and marked by a few cuts and bruises.
Numerous pictures depicting many pink and purple bruises and abrasions on many parts of Rennie's body were shown to Sikirica, who described each of them for the jury.
All of them appeared to be caused by blunt force trauma, the doctor told the jury.
A photo of Rennie's left chest at the time of the autopsy showed a patterned impression on his skin, the doctor said.
"I thought that could be consistent with a footwear impression," Sikirica.
However, he said, "I'm not an expert in (identifying) certain types of patterned injuries."
Rennie's injuries could have been caused by a plethora of objects, he said.
Sikirica said he had arrived at that conclusion after he considered the geometric outlines, characteristics of the markings and measurements of the abrasions on Rennie's skin.
Several of Rennie's ribs on either side were fractured, as well as a bone beneath his jaw and an area in his neck, Sikirica said.
"The ribs had busted into the chest cavity of the lungs, cutting the tissue," he said.
Rennie's liver was seriously damaged also. Blunt force trauma can crush the liver, the doctor said.
"It tends to rip."
The blood that flowed from Rennie's liver and into his abdominal cavity was between 8,000 and 1,000 millileters, about one-quarter of Rennie's total body blood volume, Sikirica said.
"Even with treatment, it would very likely cause death."
Rennie's lungs had also partially collapsed, Sikirica said.
"You very well could die from those injuries (alone)."
Sikirica said he found no injury to Rennie that would have resulted in a loss of consciousness.
There were no fractures in the man's face, the doctor said, and the absence of a bloodshot appearance in his eyes indicated that there had been no restriction of blood flow to his head.
In the afternoon, the jury viewed the tape of Denno's Sept. 11, 2012, interview with State Police.
Court resumes at 9:30 a.m. today.
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in Illinois, says the school is proud to bring the degree to Arizona.
The school is in the process of receiving accreditation from two other organizations — the Higher Learning Commission and
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Law enforcement officers from Lockport, Niagara Falls, the Niagara County Sheriff's Office and Federal Parole officers converged at Niagara Falls Boulevard on Monday near the I-190 ramp to arrest the suspected get-away driver in Friday's M&T Bank holdup.
James M. Williams, 30, 17 Tudor Lane, was charged with third-degree robbery, third-degree grand larceny and fifth-degree conspiracy. The Rochester native, who was on parole, was held without bail at his arraignment before Judge William Watson on Tuesday morning. Wiiliams was taken to the Niagara County Jail and is scheduled to return to court Wednesday.
Joseph Trusello of Niagara Falls,was charged in the actually bank holdup on Monday and cooperated with the Lockort police to set up the meeting with Williams, according to Detective Captain Richard L. Podgers.
On Friday, police say Trusello entered the M&T Bank on Walnut and Pine streets and demanded money. No weapon was displayed and the suspect was seen fleeing on foot with an undetermined amount of cash. Trusello was arrested at a half-way house on Memorial Parkway in Niagara Falls on Sunday and interrogated by police on Monday. After interrogation, Trusello identified Williams as his accomplice and set up a meeting in the Falls.
Police, who were heavily armed, pulled up along Wiliams' car about 6 p.m. and made the arrest. It was "awesome," Podgers said.
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Traverse City — Publishers from across the country will visit the City Opera House, 106 E. Front St., Saturday, Nov. 10, for the Traverse City Children's Book Festival.
The Festival showcases up and coming children's book publishers. It also features family-friendly activities hosted by area nonprofits and stage performances by authors and the Old Town Playhouse Young Company, who will preview their new production, "Honk!"
Festival hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and admission is free. Sponsorship proceeds benefit children's literacy through the Grand Traverse Area Literacy Council and Read Aloud. For details about the festival, visit: www.tcchildrensbookfestival.com.
Weight help
Traverse City — A free Purification and Weight Management Class will be offered from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30, at the Richard A. Conley, D.C. Clinic, 3268 Veterans Dr., suite 2. The public is welcome. Call 929-3586 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
'Trunk' or Treat
Traverse City — Costumes are welcome at First Christian Church's "Trunk" or Treat community event on Wednesday, Oct. 31.
Treats and candy will be handed out 5-8 p.m. at the church, 2686 S. Airport Road. For details, call 946-4074 or email email@example.com.
Candy inspections
Kalkaska — The Kalkaska Police Department Reserve Unit will conduct free Halloween candy checks from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, at McDonald's on South Cedar Street and Burger King on North Cedar St. The safety check consists of a visual and metal detector scan of candy brought in for inspection.
Harvest Fest
Traverse City — Lighthouse Church of God, 2770 LaFranier Road, invites the community to its 10th annual Harvest Fest on Wednesday, Oct. 31, from 6 to 8 p.m. There will be free food, games, a hayride, music and candy.
Church women meet
Suttons Bay — Church Women United will meet from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1, at Keswick United Methodist Church, 3376 S. Center Highway. Attendees should bring a dish to share and table service for the luncheon and gift-filled Christmas shoeboxes for children approximately 5 years old. The shoeboxes will be distributed to area children through Community Action Services. For details, call 271-3755.


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A Modern Version of Sartre's 'No Exit'
September 28, 2007 1:30 PM
It's been more than a week since I had my brush, or should I say blows, with technology, forced to upgrade my mobile phone while on the road to New York for Diversity Week. In the course of three visits, totaling five hours, plus several phone calls to Verizon Wireless, I got a phone that worked, but managed to wipe out my husband's while he was stuck in a conference in Pittsburgh and remained unknowingly unwired.
That meant once back home this week, another trip to Verizon was required to straighten out the whole mess because Verizon gave me his number and not mine. And of course Verizon had to order the phone I wanted and ship it here, which meant a self-install over the phone—another 40 minutes.
Am I wrong to whine about this?
Heck no, I bought the dumbest phone I could find. So I will not be taking your picture or subjecting you, if you're sitting next to me on a train, to mindless two-minute video segments.
So on to tackle the next technology quandary, bracing myself for a call to Verizon Broadband. I've had no access to e-mail for 36 hours plus, and get in via a "work-around" as Verizon and its e-mail partner fix the mess.
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It's finally spring, which I suppose is pretty apparent with all the fickle weather we've been having.
As it finally starts to turn warm, there's evidence all around that the season for spending time outdoors is again upon us. People are out walking and jogging in greater numbers, folks are tending their yards and gardens, and sports enthusiasts like me are back to scheduling tee times on the golf course. It's a great time to be alive.
Probably the most universal signs of spring are the greening of our landscapes, the greenish-gold leaves budding on the trees, and the reemergence of daffodils, tulips and other perennials. These universal birth and rebirth symbols are a great reminder of the millions of new lives that come into this country each year.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some four million babies are born in the U.S. each year. But while most of them are born healthy, about 1 in 8 births is the result of a premature delivery and 1 in 33 infants is born with a birth defect. Still others, particularly those with birth defects or those who are born prematurely, won't make it to their first birthday.
It's a shame for the youngest among us to not have the chance for a long, healthy life or the chance to experience dozens of springs, summers, falls and winters.
The March of Dimes does all it can to prevent birth defects, premature births and infant mortality. For almost 75 years, this nonprofit organization has had as its mission to improve the health of mothers and babies. Begun by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1938 with an emphasis on eradicating polio, the organization was nicknamed the March of Dimes back in the 1930s when children were asked to contribute a dime to the annual fundraising event.
The March of Dimes now focuses on all aspects of maintaining healthy pregnancies and promoting baby health.
It's a cause worth supporting, and Beaulieu of America has taken this cause on as one of its major service projects by being a sponsor of the March of Dimes' "imbornto" campaign for 2013.
It's a year-long endeavor, but most of Beaulieu's support will come in late spring and early summer, around Mother's Day and Father's Day. In May and June, Beaulieu will donate 50 cents for every yard of its new Bliss Indulgence brand carpet sold.
My guess is that that will add up to be a whole bunch of shiny silver dimes.
Beaulieu joins a number of other brands in supporting this cause. Kmart, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Farmers Insurance, ProFlowers and other well-known brands will be the "official sponsors of Mother's Day and Father's Day" with their support of this March of Dimes annual fundraising drive.
"Beaulieu's participation with our Bliss brand will be featured throughout this national campaign in USA Today and Martha Stewart Living ads, as well as transit advertising in major U.S. cities," said Gary Fisher, executive vice president of marketing for Beaulieu of America. "We will also promote this cause with our Bliss dealers nationwide."
Chad Royal-Pascoe, March of Dimes vice president for national partnerships and cause marketing, has praise for Beaulieu's participation.
"March of Dimes has benefited the lives of families with continued advancements in our research, education, vaccines and breakthroughs, and we are thrilled that Beaulieu will add Bliss to our efforts and support of the imbornto campaign," he said.
At the Carpet and Rug Institute, we take pride in all of the philanthropic activities that our members undertake and congratulate Beaulieu for taking on such a worthy cause.
We look forward to seeing the return on this investment in the coming months.
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By Samantha Pidde Herald Staff Writer
The Clinton Herald
---- — CLINTON — A burn ban has been declared for Clinton County due to extremely dry conditions.
Clinton County Emergency Management Services placed the county under a burn ban at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Coordinator Chance Kness said a majority of area fire chiefs decided that conditions are too dangerous to allow open burning.
"Conditions are dry and certainly a fire is more dangerous at this time," Kness said.
This ban does not prohibit a supervised, controlled burn for which a permit has been issued by the fire chief of the fire district where the burn will take place. Also allowed are outdoor fireplaces, barbecue grills, properly supervised landfills, or the burning of trash in incinerators or trash burners made of metal, concrete, masonry, or heavy one-inch wire mesh, with no openings greater than one square inch.
The burn ban will remain under affect until further notice.