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Janessa Weightman, president of the Archeological Society at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, was joined by her fellow club members at the mammoth dig site in Mahaska County Saturday.
"As a club, we're trying to find as many different experiences with people as possible — any sort of actual getting out in the field type of experience," said Weightman. "So, it seemed like a good opportunity."
Weightman, a junior at Cornell College, said she had never been to the mammoth dig site before, but thought it would be a fun experience. She said she's really into things like history, archeology and anthropology.
"I just think it's fun and interesting," said Weightman, noting that she enjoys the process that comes along with these areas of study.
Paleontology and archeology are two fields of study that can overlap, Weightman noted. She also pointed to the value of getting many different kinds of field experience.
Dave Brenzel of the Indian Creek Nature Center in Cedar Rapids was also on hand Saturday at the mammoth dig site. He said he hopes the experience the Cornell College students would have would be transformative. Brenzel also spoke about the value of the real-world experience the Cornell College students would have Saturday.
Students such as those from Cornell College "really have a passion for the field," Brenzel said.
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Crossbow may become option for deer hunt
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- People who want to bag a buck with a crossbow might get that chance.
A Wisconsin Senate committee holds a hearing Wednesday on a bill that would expand crossbow use by deer hunters.
The measure passed the Assembly on a unanimous vote in June.
The full Senate could pass it next month.
It would need to be signed by Gov. Scott Walker before becoming law.
The bipartisan measure would create a crossbow license and a crossbow season to run at the same time as the archery deer season.
It would allow hunters of all legal ages and of all physical abilities to use crossbows to hunt deer in the state.
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The owner Judy Rossi has been there for 12 years and says they go through a lot of dogs.
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The hospital in Wayne County's Northville Township closed in 2003 and the state sold its 400-plus acre campus years ago. The property is split into two parcels with different owners and redevelopment prospects, the Detroit Free Press reported Wednesday.
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Part two of our tribute to tape hobbyist, media guru, sound designer, and pioneering advertising theorist, Tony Schwartz. Mr. Schwartz would have celebrated his 89th birthday this past weekend; he died in 2008.
Sounds of My City by Tony Schwartz
We'll hear an agoraphobic expressing his love for his zip code. Released on Folkways Records in 1956, Sounds of My City was an audio snapshot of NYC; full of vivid scenes that documented modern life. Tony narrates the album parsing into loosely organized sections and painting us a portrait of urban splendor and diversity. At the root of the album, it's an aural love letter.
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A play based on the first of a series of beloved children's books will draw young audiences into the story.
The Stage Door Series for children opens its season with "The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon" at 10 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Oct. 6 at Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center, Richland Township.
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Landis Smith, executive director of Enchantment Theatre Co., one of America's most innovative producers of original theater works for children and families, said "The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon" was first published in 1955.
There are six other books in the series written by Crockett Johnson, and the theater company has the rights to use five of them for its shows.
Harold's artistic ability will be transferred to the stage by the use of video projected animation, Smith said.
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Captured on film | Annual Johnstown movie festival kicks off tonight
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Believe it or not, there's a lot of food involved in wet-plate photography. Egg whites (albumen) are used to make the glass plates adhesive to the light-sensitive chemicals. And one way to keep the plates from drying out after processing is to coat them in honey. It's also physically demanding, so you get really hungry.
These are the things I learned in the field with wet-plate photographer Todd Harrington. For the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Antietam, we asked him to retrace the steps of Civil War photographer Alexander Gardner. We wanted to capture the same scenes with the same equipment — to see how things have changed. (Kind of like the nerd's version of Dear Photograph.)
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PHOENIX Arizona is easing filing deadlines and providing other relief to taxpayers affected by Superstorm Sandy.
The state Department of Revenue says it's taking those steps in conjunction with federal tax relief provided by the Internal Revenue Service.
The department says it's acting under its authority under state law to extend due dates and to suspend penalty and interest that would accrue during federally declared disasters.
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|Adams Opens Lady Paladin In Fifth Place
GREENVILLE, South Carolina – Senior Lori Beth Adams carded a two-under-par 70 to lead UNCW in the first round of the Lady Paladin Invitational Friday at the Furman University Golf Course.
Adams, a native of Burlington, N.C., is in fifth place, two shots off the pace of co-leaders Ashlan Ramsey of Clemson and Eunice Yi of GRU Augusta as both players opened the event by shooting four-under-par. Casey Kennedy of GRU Augusta and Sloan Shanahan of Clemson are both one stroke back of the leaders in a tie for second at three-under.
"Lori Beth was very consistent today," said UNCW Head Coach Cindy Ho. "I believe she hit 15 greens in regulation and had many good looks at birdie. She had a very solid round today and because of it she has put herself in contention amongst a very-talented field."
Led by Adams' under-par effort, the Seahawks opened the tournament with a team total of 302 to earn a share of eighth place along with Georgia State, Texas A&M and Wofford. Senior Laverry Kumar fired an opening-round 76 and holds a share of 33rd place while junior Mallory Warrick posted a 77 and is part of a nine-way tie for 48th. Senior Megan Burnham (79/T-71st) and sophomore Elizabeth Hall (86/88th) completed the Seahawks lineup.
"Overall I was pleased with our effort today," said Ho. "We had a slow start with us starting on the back nine, which I feel is the tougher of the two nines on the course. We made some bogies early on that could have derailed us, but the team did a good job of staying patient and that is a sign of that we are starting to use our experience to our advantage."
GRU Augusta sits atop the team leaderboard after the opening 18 holes with a three-under-par result of 285. Clemson is two shots back of the Jaguars with a one-under-par total of 287 while host Furman and Wisconsin are tied for third with two-over-par results of 290.
Due to the threat of inclement weather, Saturday's second round will begin with a shotgun start slated for 9 a.m.


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The state auditor's office has determined the city's transit system overstated ridership "by an estimated 50 percent," and that the inflated numbers were increased by office staff on the instructions of Director Pam Ward.
The state audit, released Wednesday morning, also indicated documents showing rider numbers prior to July 2009 were destroyed by the Ottumwa Transit Authority. Auditors found "significant variances" between daily counts and OTA summary reports.
The ridership numbers are critical to the Ottumwa Transit Authority because they help determine how much money OTA receives from state and federal sources.
Ward flatly denied intentionally violation laws on ridership reporting and alterations to drivers' timesheets. But she acknowleged the impact to OTA could be significant, saying the transit authority could be crippled if the state and federal governments seek reimbursement or withhold funds due to the ridership numbers.
City Administrator Joe Helfenberger said the city could not discuss the audit until it was released, but is now carefully reviewing what actions may need to be taken.
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He speaks the truth. I saw them at your FYF and they blew my eardrums out. Couldn't hear for 2 days, but totally worth it!
Bring earplugs!
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I have to admit I was kind of disappointed at FYF, I didn't feel the sound system was really doing them justice. (I was also near the mid-back of the crowd.) Really looking forward to hearing them a bit better at coachella.
Can't wait for this set. Without A Sound is one of my favorite albums of all time.
Dinosaur Jr.'s been my favorite band for years. Seen them live several times and I'm psyched to finally see them at Coachella. Earplugs recommended. They are loud. Not MBV loud but still loud enough to justify earplugs.
"Oh this uncertainty is taking me over"
So odd to see J playing a Les Paul.
"Oh this uncertainty is taking me over"
"Oh this uncertainty is taking me over"
Of course xanman posts Feel the Pain
8/06 - Herbie Hancock - Hollywood Bowl (?)
8/07 - Haim - Wiltern (?)
8/08 - Spoon - Hollywood Forever
8/10 - Paul McCartney - Dodger Stadium
8/12 - FKA Twigs - El Rey (?)
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Twitter, if you dare
This set will be no place for a grandma.
Saw them at FYF over last summer, sunset...it was magical. J killed it!
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They were fucking loud at FYF. I will make sure not to be so close this time.
About 15 feet from the left stack.
I have definitely experienced hearing loss the day after a Dinosaur Jr. show and I think I was 16-17 years old. Freaked me out the day after when ebrything sounded muffled. Went and got a good set of headphones after that and use them depending on where I'm located at a show.
The influence Shields and Mascis have on one another in regards to the levels is undeniable.
"Oh this uncertainty is taking me over"
I was 200 feet back in the beer garden at FYF and my ears are still ringing
bump! so fucking excited for this..
P.S. i also just asked Lee Ranaldo on Instagram that if he goes to Coachella this year, to please join them for Little Fury Things. Haa
7/10 Cloud Nothings W/ Metz @ Constellation Room
7/11 Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds @ The Shrine Auditorium
7/19 X (Acoustic) @ Pappy & Harriet's
8/23-8/24 FYF Fest
9/11 Swans @ The Roxy
so I'm picturing a sort of 8pm mainstage LCD Soundsystem set.. except that doesn't jibe at all with being 4th line on the poster. so are we thinking like a 5pm mainstage Breeders/Yo La Tengo/Wilco kind of set time? or an evening Outdoor slot? what do you think? Inquiring minds want to know.
My guess is Mojave or Outdoor. Either way, I'll be there.
I'm thinking early than that. I want to say 4pm Outdoor, or 6pm Mojave. I don't think they'll go too late into the night.
Yeah, saw them years ago at Lollapalooza. Saw people leaving in droves because the volume AND the feedback was way too overwhelming. I thought they were loud, but then later Ministry came out and i swear I saw trees wilting from the onslaught.
The match of the century: absence versus thin air.
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HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. (June 15, 2011) – With six FIVB Volleyball World League matches down and six to go, the U.S. Men's National Team is in Hoffman Estates, Ill., for its most important matches of the tournament so far on June 17-18 against Poland at the Sears Centre Arena.
The U.S. Men sit in second place at 4-2 in Pool A while Brazil leads the group at 5-1 with Poland third at 3-3. To make it to the World League Final Round on July 6-10 in Poland, the United States must finish ahead of Poland, which, as the host country, gets an automatic bid to the Final Round.
The U.S. went 1-1 against Poland in their first two World League matches, played on May 27-28 in Lodz, Poland. Although he was happy the United States came back to win the second match, U.S. Men's Head Coach Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.) was frustrated with his team's loss in the first match.
"We've got to do a better job in our first match in World League," he said. "It took a while to get back into team competition mode. We did some good things the first night, but we weren't able to sustain them."
Since that first match in Poland, Knipe has been happy with his team's progress, particularly a victory over Brazil on June 12 that was the South American country's first 2011 World League loss.
But he suspects that Poland will also be an improved team and will attract a large Polish crowd from nearby Chicago.
"They've had a nice first half and gotten some good wins," Knipe said of Poland. "They know they're hosting. They are working toward the Final Round. I expect them to play better."
Poland is being led by Bartosz Kurek, who leads all World League scorers with 104 points on 84 kills, 15 blocks and five aces. Zbigniew Barton is second with 82 points on 72 kills, nine blocks and one ace. Marcin Mozdzonek is third among all blockers with 18 blocks (14 faults) on 57 attempts and an average of 0.95 blocks per set.
Poland libero Krzysztof Ignaczak leads all World League diggers with 73 digs (27 faults) on 114 attempts and an average of 3.84 digs per set.
Since those first two matches in Poland, the biggest change for the United States has come at setter. Brian Thornton (San Clemente, Calif.) was brought in during the second set of the first U.S. match against Puerto Rico and has started in the position ever since, ahead of Olympians Donald Suxho (Korce, Albania) and Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.).
"He's setting with a lot of confidence right now," Knipe said. "He's setting with good location. He is the product of some good opportunity with Donny continuing to make strides (coming back from a 2010 knee injury) and Kevin coming back from an emergency appendectomy and the birth of his daughter."
The trip to Hoffman Estates will also see the return of outside hitter Sean Rooney to the team. Rooney grew up in nearby Wheaton.
Among the best players in the FIVB World League so far, Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.) is the top libero. Clay Stanley (Honolulu, Hawaii) is second among servers with 12 aces (20 faults) on 95 attempts and an average of 0.55 aces per set.
Reid Priddy (Richmond, Va.) is the United States' leading scorer and fifth overall with 82 kills, nine blocks and six aces for a total of 97 points. Priddy's overall kill percent is 49.4 putting him ninth among all World League spikers.
David Lee (Alpine, Calif.) is fifth among all blockers with 20 blocks (36 faults) on 86 attempts and an average of 0.91 blocks per set. Ryan Millar (Alpine, Utah) is seventh among all blockers with 19 blocks (28 faults) on 93 attempts and an average of 0.86 blocks per set.
To visit the FIVB World League web site, click here.
Tickets to see the U.S. Men play Poland at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates are available at the Sears Centre Arena Box Office (5333 Prairie Stone Parkway), online at SearsCentre.com or by calling (888) SEARSTIX (732-7784).
Tickets to see the U.S. Men take on world No. 1 Brazil in Tulsa at the Reynolds Center at the University of Tulsa are available online at TulsaHurricane.com. Tickets are available at the box office (800 South Tucker Drive) by calling (918) 631-4688 or in person (office hours 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m., Monday-Friday).
Tickets to see the U.S. Men play Puerto Rico on July 1-2 (7 p.m. PT both nights) at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach can be purchased by visiting the Long Beach State athletics web site, by calling the ticket office at (562) 985-4949 or by visiting the box office (open 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. starting June 6; the address is 1250 Bellflower Blvd.).
For more information, visit the USA Volleyball World League web site.2011 FIVB World League14-Player Roster for June 17-18 in Hoffman Estates, Ill.(12-player rosters for each match are announced shortly prior)
No. Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)1 Matt Anderson (OH, 6-10, West Seneca, N.Y., Penn State)2 Sean Rooney (OH, 6-9, Wheaton, Ill., Pepperdine) 3 Evan Patak (Opp, 6-8, Pleasanton, Calif., UC Santa Barbara) 4 David Lee (MB, 6-8, Alpine, Calif., Long Beach State) 5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, Tustin, Calif., BYU) 6 Paul Lotman (OH, 6-7, Lakewood, Calif., Long Beach State)7 Donald Suxho (S, 6-5, Korce, Albania, USC)8 Reid Priddy (OH, 6-5, Richmond, Va., Loyola Marymount)9 Ryan Millar (MB, 6-8, Alpine, Utah, BYU)10 Brian Thornton (S, 6-3, San Clemente, Calif., UC Irvine)12 Russell Holmes (MB, 6-7, Fountain Valley, Calif., BYU)13 Clay Stanley (OPP, 6-9, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Hawaii)14 Kevin Hansen (S, 6-5, Newport Beach, Calif., Stanford)18 Scott Touzinsky (OH, 6-6, St. Louis, Mo., Long Beach State)Head Coach: Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.) Team Leader: John Hawks (Huntington Beach, Calf.)Assistant Coach: Gary Sato (Los Angeles, Calif.)Medical Doctor: Michael Terry (Burr Ridge, Ill.)Trainer: Ron Larsen (Lafayette, Calif.)Technical Coordinator: Chris Jackson (Phoenix, Ariz.)Medical Support: Aaron Brock (Storm Lake, Iowa)
Pool A StandingsTeam record (points)1. Brazil 5-1 (15)3. USA 4-2 (12)2. Poland 3-3 (9)4. Puerto Rico 0-6 (0)
U.S. Schedule and Results
Date: May 27-28Opponent: PolandLocation: Atlas Arena in Lodz, PolandMay 27: Poland def. USA, 25-20, 25-22, 25-19May 28: USA def. Poland, 25-22, 25-19, 37-35
Date: June 3-4Opponent: Puerto RicoLocation: Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto RicoJune 3: USA def. Puerto Rico, 24-26, 29-27, 25-17, 25-17June 4: USA def. Puerto Rico, 25-23, 26-24, 22-25, 25-12
Date: June 11-12Opponent: BrazilLocation: Mineirinho in Belo Horizonte, BrazilJune 11: Brazil def. USA, 19-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-21June 12: USA def. Brazil, 25-21, 25-22, 16-25, 26-24
Date: June 17-18 (7 p.m. both nights)Opponent: PolandLocation: Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Ill. - BUY TICKETS
Date: June 24-25 (7 p.m. both nights)Opponent: BrazilLocation: Reynolds Center at the University of Tulsa (Okla.) - BUY TICKETSDate: July 1-2 (7 p.m. both nights)Opponent: Puerto RicoLocation: Walter Pyramid in Long Beach, Calif. - BUY TICKETS
Date: July 6-10Opponent: Teams must qualifyLocation: Gdansk-Sopot, Poland


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The San Mateo County Transportation Authority Board approved spending thousands of dollars on a bike lane improvement project on Alpine Road this week.
Carole Groom, chair of the San Mateo County Transportation Authority Board of Directors, said that the board felt that funding his project was "vitally important."
"Our mission is to improve mobility throughout the county by funding projects that enhance infrastructure, access and public transportation," Groom said. "That mission most certainly includes providing funds that can improve the safety of our roadways for everyone who shares them," she added.
The Menlo Park Bicycle Commission applied for the funds in 2010 with the goal of completing a countywide bike network. The application did not gain traction until later that year, when a cyclist was killed at the intersection of Highway 280 and Alpine Road.
The project will get funding from multiple sources, including money from a 1988 ballot measure known as Measure A and money from a gas tax.
It is one of 23 transportation improvement projects in San Mateo County that will be infused with millions of dollars. The goal is to raise about $82,000,000 for the projects, according to the TA.
The city of Menlo Park is also allocating money to the project that will eventually cost about $202,000. Menlo Park's City Council approved this on October 23, 2012.
The plan is to create a class II bike lane through the 280/ Alpine Road intersection.
"The safety enhancement will give bicyclists their own lane to navigate safely through the interchange," said Jayme Ackemann, TA Spokesperson.
Work on the project is expected to begin in 2013.
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What are the attributes of God? In Ligonier Ministries' 2002 Portland conference, Drs. R.C. Sproul and R.C. Sproul Jr. examine the character of God as they help to clarify the Biblical teaching about God's sovereignty, immutability, and …Read More
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By Ryan Atkinson
Globe Sports Writer
CARL JUNCTION, Mo. —
Adam St. Peter's and Abe Hueller's inside game. Charlie Brown's clutch fourth-quarter scoring. Daniel Stokes' defense and ball handling.
The Joplin Eagles used a complete effort to reach one of their season-long goals on Tuesday night, topping the Carl Junction Bulldogs 65-57 to reach the 15-win mark.
The win avenged Joplin's 73-58 loss to the Bulldogs in the championship game of the Carthage Tournament on Dec. 1.
"They beat us my freshman and sophomore year, too, so it's kind of a payback win," said Brown, who scored nine of his game-high 20 points in the fourth quarter. "It was a little chippy out there, but it feels good to win a game like that."
The Bulldogs — namely Travis Vogt — came out on fire early, building a 19-8 lead.
But Joplin (15-9) began to outplay the Bulldogs in the second quarter. The Eagles used a 12-2 run — which started with Stokes' 3-pointer to end the first quarter — to cut the Bulldog lead to 21-20.
The Eagles took their first lead when they scored the first five points of the third quarter — a Connor McCord trey and two Brown free throws — to go up 33-31.
St. Peter then took control of the boards and scored eight of Joplin's remaining 14 points in the quarter, including consecutive putbacks that gave the Eagles a 45-38 lead.
For the night, Joplin outrebounded the Bulldogs 32-19.
"That was an emphasis for us coming into the game, control the glass and make sure we could pound the ball inside," said St. Peter, who was 8-for-13 from the field for 17 points. "They couldn't handle our bigs tonight."
Joplin's defense was key after the first quarter. The Eagles were able to control Carl Junction's isolation sets and dribble penetration.
"We wanted to go underneath the screen and slide through and go ahead and make them shoot that outside shot," Joplin coach Jeff Williams said. "We didn't want them dribble-penetrating. We wanted them to settle for the 3."
Matt Magee scored 19 to lead the Bulldogs while Vogt added 18, 10 of which came in the first quarter. No other Bulldog hit double figures.
"Coach was just telling us to play defense and execute our sets," Brown said. "They got into kind of a one-on-one style and we stayed together. If you play as a team, it's going to beat one-on-one every time. We just executed."
Carl Junction — which clinched a share of the Big 8 title on Friday — used a quick 7-0 run to whittle Joplin's lead to 59-53 with 1:30 remaining, but that was as close as the Bulldogs could get.
Hueller, who scored 10 points, hit four straight free throws to help Joplin squelch the run.
"Credit Joplin. They came to play," Carl Junction coach Kyle Williams said. "The game came down to hustle plays, and they came up with several loose balls and second-chance opportunities. The St. Peter kid was physical and beat us in the post."
Joplin now prepares for district play, where the Eagles will face Willard on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Parkview.
And now they'll be able to do that coming off a feel-good win.
"We felt all along that we had a real solid group that could match up with Carl Junction," Jeff Williams said. "Our kids really picked it up defensively in the second half. We told them whoever guarded down the stretch would win and we did that. I'm proud of them."


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2/21/2013 | Valparaiso, Ind. (ARC) | Attendance: 365
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Valparaiso trimmed a 19-point second half deficit against Milwaukee down to two with 7.0 seconds to go, but the Panthers held on for a 75-71 win at the ARC on Thursday evening.
Milwaukee drained 12 3-pointers in the game, including five from Emily Decorah.
"That's not the kind of defense we want to play," Crusader coach Tracey Dorow said. "We need to do a better job. Give Milwaukee a lot of credit. They took it to us, especially that first 20 minutes."
Milwaukee led 70-57 with 1:21 to play, but the Crusaders cut the lead down to two at 73-71 with nine seconds to go thanks to 14-3 run.
Sophomore Jessica Carr (Arcadia, Ind./Hamilton Heights) started the spurt with 3-pointer, and after a Milwaukee miss, senior Laura Richards (Connersville, Ind./Connersville) followed with a jumper to cut the deficit to eight.
Milwaukee missed a pair of free throws and freshman Jessi Wiedemann (Palatine, Ill./Fremd) made a jumper to cut the lead to six. The Panthers got to free throws from Sami Tucker, but the Crusaders answered back with a layup from sophomore Shaquira Scott (Wilmette, Ill./Loyola Academy).
After Milwaukee split a pair of free throws, Scott made a basket and was fouled. She missed the free throw, but Richards tracked down the offensive rebound and drilled a 3-pointer to trim the lead to two with nine seconds to go.
"We did a really good job being much more active," Dorow said of the late spurt. "We played with a sense of urgency. We did a good job pressing. We got hands on a lot of balls. We did exactly what we wanted to do."
Angela Rodriguez made two free throws for the Panthers to close out the scoring.
Scott and junior Tabitha Gerardot (Fort Wayne, Ind./Canterbury) led the Crusaders with 17 points apiece. Gerardot finished with nine rebounds, including four on the offensive glass. Richards scored a season-high 11 points and tied a season-high with nine rebounds.
Carr and senior Gina Lange (Wyoming, Minn./Forest Lake) each chipped in with eight points.
A layup from Wiedemann tied the game at 27 at the 5:47 mark of the first half, but the Panthers finished the half on a 17-3 run to lead 44-30 at the break. Ashley Green scored six points on the run. Six different Panthers contributed to the spurt.
"They were the aggressors," Dorow said of Milwaukee. "They attacked. They made shots early and they played with confidence. They played like they were on a mission."
Milwaukee led by 19 five minutes into the second half. The Crusaders slowly chipped away to within nine at 56-47 with 5:34 left. Decorah answered for the Panthers with 3-pointers on back-to-back possession to bump up the lead back to 15.
Decorah and Angela Rodriguez led Milwaukee (7-16, 3-8 HL) with 15 points apiece. Green scored 11 points, and Tucker added 10 points and eight rebounds. The Panthers finished 12-of-30 from behind the arc.
Valparaiso (9-15, 4-7) returns to the court on Saturday, Feb. 23, when the Crusaders pay a visit to league-leading Green Bay. The game begins at 2 p.m. and can be heard live on WVUR-FM 95.1. A link for live audio, video from the Horizon League Network and stats will be available on www.valpoathletics.com.
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"We know it's early, but we have received several messages expressing concern that our upcoming holiday promotions will take 'Christmas' out of the Christmas season. Some companies refrain from any mention of Christmas in their holiday promotions, but PetSmart is not one of them. We have many customers who celebrate Christmas, and just as we have done in past years, we will continue our tradition of holding an annual Countdown to Christmas sale. Several of our upcoming store and on-line promotions will also continue to expressly celebrate Christmas and, since we have many customers who celebrate Chanukah, Kwanzaa, and other faith-based and cultural holidays and events this time of year, several of our promotions will also expressly celebrate these events as well."
At PetSmart, Christmas doesn't exist. It is not to be found anywhere on their website. AFA checked out the local PetSmart store and there was no Christmas there, either.
A search on PetSmart's website found 641 references to "holiday." But, alas, this is very misleading. When you search for "Christmas" you are directed to a page containing the same gifts you get when you search for holiday. Of all the items that pop up when you search for "Christmas," not a single one mentions it by name.
Most national retailers are now using "Christmas," but there are some that are still clinging to a losing strategy of political correctness. With that in mind, AFA will soon launch our annual AFA "Naughty or Nice" listing of national retailers.
In addition, we'll choose one company and ask you to boycott them during the Christmas shopping season.


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Young spoken word artists from Hall Middle School recited their original poems and ignited the audience with finger snaps, claps and encouragement from the more experienced poets who urged them from the audience to "Go in, poet!" during the the Third Annual Sik' lik Youth Poetry Slam in the Moudy Auditorium at Texas Christian University.
Students also were treated to a writing workshop and a performance from rap artist, Nice Major, before they took the stage.
"Truth Be Told" was the theme for this year's event hosted by internationally recognized spoken word poet, Mike Guinn, and sponsored by the education-based non-profit, Impossible Possibilities.
"We want to inspire students to make learning cool again," event co-founder Justin Hernandez said.
The spoken word artists competing for Hall belong to the Power Poets club sponsored by eighth grade ELAR teacher Cynthia Scott. Whitney McClelland, Clara Tolleson, Kathryn Chappall, Kassie Tellez, Nielah Mitchell, Samantha Winder and Tayva Wilson held their own competing against other fine, young poets from Tarrant and Dallas counties, including high school poets who have competed at the national level with the Fort Worth Youth Poetry Slam Team.
Tayva Wilson and Whitney McClelland advanced to the final round and secured seventh and ninth place, respectively. Whitney chose an I-Home speaker and Tayva chose a leather-bound journal as their prizes. All of the poets who performed received a T-shirt commemorating the event.
Before taking the stage, the poets were pumped up by an inspirational message from Nice Major, who told the young performers that he started out competing in poetry slams.
"I wanted to put myself in a different frame of mind," he told them.
He rejected the negativity of the gang life around him in L.A. and embraced the "poetry life," instead, he said.
"Hip hop is leaning toward poetry. All of the artists that want to matter—Kanye, Eminem, J. Cole—started off doing poetry," he told the young poets gathered before him.


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Furious Tulane Dean Calls James O'Keefe 'Hobbit,' 'Nasty Little Cowardly Spud'
Former U.S. attorney lets O'Keefe have it: 'You are less than I can ever tell you. You are scum.'
James Letten, a former U.S. attorney now working as an assistant dean at Tulane University's law school, bellowed a profanity-filled tirade at conservative filmmaker James O'Keefe when he arrived at Tulane's New Orleans campus.
O'Keefe was visiting to give Letten a copy of his book "Breakthrough: Our Guerilla War to Expose Fraud and Save Democracy," which addresses the criminal case against him for allegedly attempting to tamper with phones at the New Orleans office of Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La. Letten recused himself from the case. Someone in the prosecutor's office, O'Keefe says, leaked what should have been confidential information about him to the press during his initial detention.
Letten was not amused by the campus visit, which occurred after O'Keefe and his colleagues knocked on the door of Letten's home and politely offered his wife the book.
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"Listen to me, hobbits," Letten says in a video posted Monday to YouTube. "Pay attention to me, listen to me. You went to my house, you terrorized my wife, you're violating federal law, you're violating state law, you're trespassing, you're a nasty, little cowardly spud. All of you, you're hobbits. You are less than I can ever tell you. You are scum. Do you understand?"
He added: "I didn't prosecute your case a**hole. ... You spend your life as a snail, you do weird little political things, you're a horse's a**, stay away from my family, stay away from me, stay away from my house, stay away from this institution."
Tulane is a private institution, so it is a not public space where filming is allowed without permission. Campus security officers briefly detained the film crew, but no charges were filed.
Letten had nothing more to say about O'Keefe when reached by U.S. News on Monday.
"No, I don't," he said, before repeating a statement made in the video, that he cannot disclose why he recused himself from O'Keefe's case. Despite that assertion, Attorney General Eric Holder managed to loudly proclaim he had recused himself from a criminal leak probe that resulted in the seizure of Associated Press phone records earlier this year. Holder said he himself had been interviewed about the leak.
Letten resigned his position as U.S. attorney in December 2012, one month after his deputy Jan Mann stepped down when it became clear she posted inappropriate information about cases in the online comment section of news publications. Mann assumed control of O'Keefe's case after Letten recused himself.
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O'Keefe pleaded guilty in May 2010 to misdemeanor charges for entering Landrieu's office under false pretenses and was sentenced to three years of probation, a $1,500 fine and 100 hours of community service. He was just recently released from probation.
"There are remaining questions about the role Attorney General Eric Holder played in the case," O'Keefe told U.S. News in a short phone conversation. He believes it's possible that Holder pressed Letten to take a heavy-handed approach before he recused himself.
The filmmaker, whose triumphs include dressing as a pimp in 2009 to expose ACORN workers giving advice about underage prostitution, said his team "certainly didn't terrorize anyone" during its attempt to track down Letten.
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