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My sister has always been very secretive - she doesn't share much with me as she is so afraid someone will find out from me - which is silly because I live so far but we are sisters. Our conversations are very ridiculous - talk about weather - can't even talk politics - she says manny times she doesn't want to talk about this or that - I can't ask her any questions about her family - she has a daughter with 3 kids - all grown - she just says "same ole same ole".
Anyway, another problem is her daughter and her daughter which would be my only niece and grand niece defriended me on facebook many months ago. I never said anything to my sister about it. The only thing I can think of is I did mention to my sister how many pics her daughter posts on facebook - like over 80 or an album - I was new on facebook and was kind of shocked how much they post. My sister hates facebook and is not a member - I dont like it either but am still on it but rarely post anything - I just like to be on in case my daughter posts about her kids.
I did get a birthday card from her and gift - birthday is this Monday - it was a very nice loving card about family and sisters and we are good friends always - very loving card - I didn't open the gift yet.
I know she will call me on Monday - so here is my question - I would like to say to her that "gee, it's always so hard to talk to you as there are so many subjects that are forbidden - we are sisters - how come we can't talk about so many things" AND "I would like you to know that your daughter and her daughter defriended me from facebook and WHY?"
OK - these are my two issues in a nutshell - I am hoping I can get good advice. It's been bothering me a long time - I know I have no trouble about telling her about this defriending business but her being so secretive all the time am I going to open a can of worms by bringing it up?
Someone please give me good advice - I have 2 days left before my awful 70th birthday which is depressing in itself.
Anyway, thanks for your ears and will check periodically to see if anyone has posted.
I have 4 brothers and 1 sister I stay in contact with through phone calls. I talk mostly with my sister on family matters and hardly ever talk to my brothers. When I do it's basic stuff I need to pass along about our parents. We don't talk much. You can bring up subjects, but if she deflects to something else, what can you do? My suggestion is go with it. If she wants to talk ok, if not love her as a sister and be ok with it. She's still there for you even though she's 1700 miles away. She will alway be your sister. It's never to late to let her know you love her.
As for the Facebook, ask her how she feels about facebook. If she's ok with it, but doesn't want to subscribe, then let her know your talking to her family out there. If she just hates it and think it the "devil"(my mother's statement), I wouldn't let her know about it. Why take a chance of making her more private to you.
I hope it works out for you and yours. Again Happy Birthday. Good Luck
Basically if you only talk a handful of times a year and each time you talk you're being pessimistic that's going to push her farther away. Please don't read this and only take from it that I said you were being pessimistic. It's about her perception. If what you say is perceived by her as pessimistic then that's what she'll take from the conversation. Perception is reality.
How about Monday just have a relaxed loving talk with her on the phone. Make her smile to talk to you. Tell her some happy stuff about your life or your birthday weekend. Maybe bring up a happy memory. Ask very specific questions about her and what she's doing. If she skates around your questions save it for another day.
Have a Happy Birthday and a happy talk!
Thank you both of you - guess you are right - I can ask how's the family - that includes all five of them - her daughter, husband and 3 kids - guess I shouldn't ask too many questions - it bugs me though how our conversations are so empty - but will just let it be that way.
Not planning anything special as it is milo harvest time and husband and son have to cut their milo - will try again today and tomorrow - since my husband's birthday was the 15th and mine tomorrow - we both decided we will go out and eat and celebrate after the harvest whenever it is.
Thanks for your help - both of you may have saved my relationship with her as it is always empty but at least she did call. Another thing I wanted to mention is in the past she was always too busy when I would call and said she will call back - we had a discussion about that a few years ago and I told her I wouldn't call her but just wait for her to call me as 80% of the time she can't talk and forgets to call me back and after several years of this - really most of our life - got tired of it - it worked for a while but back again to being busy - but anyway - since she is my only sibling guess I'll have to tone down my complaints to her.
Thanks again for your help. Sometimes it's good to vent with strangers as they see things better than when you are right in the middle of it.
I hope you are keeping up with all of the little one's? How is the son and daughter that live close, and the grandson from them? Has that D.I.L. come around yet? I sure hope so!!!
Oh, how is that neighbor of yours, the one from across the street/road? Has she started any conversations with you? Phone calls? Anything? Does she walk with you any longer?
Your sister, being secretive is her perogative. She doesn't HAVE to share anything with you, if she so chooses. However, to just snub you is wrong, also. So, when she cuts off the conversation, you may want to ask her why? She may be afraid you will find something out that she may be embarrassed about? That is when you want to remind her that she IS YOUR SISTER!!! Tell her that, at one time, we never had to hold anything in, we share in our pain, we are family! Hopefully, that may help?
Whatever you decide to do, be gentle but firm. Remind her that your interest in her family is just that, FAMILY!!! And, just because you two live so far apart, that is no reason to stop being FAMILY!!!
I want to wish you a most HAPPY BIRTDAY!!!! I hope you have many, many more!!! Good luck with your sister!!!
Going to treat myself to getting nails done - will always have problems with DIL but cell phone is still blocked but we talk whenever I have to babysit - I keep it strictly about our grandson and so far no more trouble - enjoying grandson again.
My husband does need to be more laid back but being married as long as we have been I alone cannot change him - I learned very early on that the only person we can change is ourselves -
Hopefully, when all the harvesting is over we can go to KC and have a few days of fun there - we did this summer and enjoyed it.
We aren't big "doers" of fun - guess we like the quiet life out here in the midwest but thankfully have good friends and hobbies I enjoy - going to take up archery again next month as I see our rec center is going to have it - last time I was the only adult in the class but who cares - I had fun - if my friends dont want to that's fine - I cant force them to come but I choose to go anyway and enjoy it again.
Have a good week everyone. Stay safe.
Hope you had a great birthday!!! I am glad to hear you and your grandson can still see each other!!! D.I.L. will one day wake up, and realize just what she has missed in having you in her life, and not taking advantage of it!!! For one thing, she is going to miss out on your years of experience in all things! She is going to miss out on not knowing you!!!
What a shame! Young people have no time for us when we start to get older, I wonder why that is? Could it be their attitude of invinciality? Or that they know everything, already? (Yea, right!) Or is it, they just don't care? I chalk it up to their own stupidity! One day, and I hope it won't be too late, they will want to spend time with us?! Even when I was young, all I wanted to do was spend time with my grandparents. I still would, if they were still around!!! Now, I am the grandparent, and the visits are few, and far between! How sad is that? Our generation is coming to a close, and this new one is coming into its own! Young people care only for themselves now! Its that easy to get attitude. Every thing is easy to get, if you want something, all you have to do is point your phone at it, and its yours! If only things were a little more old fashioned, eh?
Well, I have to go, you take care, and enjoy the archery!!!
A lovely day and thanks for your good thoughts and others too. Grandson is coming over at 3 today - have to babysit - I have a surprise for him - the DVD of Wizard of Oz - hope he can sit still and enjoy it - he doesn't know what the name of it is.
Congrats on surviving such an awful illness!!! I sure hope they find that cure, and soon!!!
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— Editor's note: This is the sixth in a series of commentaries presented by the undersigned superintendents and board presidents concerning funding for public schools.
Today, a number of legislators support specific educational reforms our future will view as unfortunate. The term "school choice" is now tossed around as the cure-all to a public school system they perceive as failing.
School choice is a packaging brand name applied to stale terms like vouchers, taxpayer credits, block grants, charter schools and for-profit academies.
These alternatives are designed to redirect taxpayer dollars from our current public schools toward unproven "school choice" options. Among the array of choices, a new term has surfaced known as Home Rule District charter schools.
Proponents for Home Rule Districts (HRDs) claim that, along with individuals, communities as a whole deserve school choice. This option allows the voters of a community the ability to convert their local traditional public school district to a Home Rule District charter school.
For the record, converting to an HRD has been available since 1995 when the Texas Education Code was revised. HRDs are exempt from some but not as many of the state regulations and mandates as open-enrollment charter schools.
Proponents stretch the benefits Home Rule Districts would enjoy. With fewer perceived state restrictions, proponents believe HRDs would be more cost-efficient and allow communities to implement additional educational reforms.
Their vision of independence includes community public schools removed from the long arm of government and, if desired, an entire new form of local governance implemented at will – paradise. This utopia would be funded by a plentiful "block grant." The translation to the words block grant is "giant voucher."
If it's too good to be true – you know the rest of the line. To date, there has not been a single public school district to convert via charter to a Home Rule District. In 1995, the triggers involving the conversion to an HRD were purposely set at a height that requires serious involvement by a local school district community. The reason is simple; drastic decisions require community participation at the highest level.
Proponents of HRDs find this as a hurdle and will legislate to lower the current conversion requirements and add luring enticements. If the devil is in the details, the best description of what may come is a Trojan horse.
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We do not need an alternative form of local governance to run our schools. We respect and defend the very democracy that allows us to govern by electing local school board members from within our own communities.
We do not need an alternative system of education to dodge the many mandates legislation places upon us; instead, consider removing such mandates for ALL school districts and ALL children to benefit.
We do not need an alternative method of funding schools such as block grants or giant vouchers; what we need is the courage to address the current broken system of school finance where all children regardless of background, color and location can have an equal opportunity to learn.
We currently have a public system educating children from all walks of life – children of every challenge and those of every talent. Providing each child an equal opportunity to learn offers individual and social prosperity – a gift worth protecting for future generations.
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Congressman Eric Swalwell announced in a press release Wednesday his support of the Assault Weapons Ban, which if passed would ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition feeding devices.
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As a prosecutor I saw first-hand the damage that can be done with military-style weapons in the hands of killers. The tragic mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a horrific example for the entire country of the carnage that assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition feeding devices can inflict. Banning these assault weapons and large-capacity feeding devices is not the only solution. But, it's a start and will pioneer more comprehensive legislation totackle the alarming rate of gun violence in America. California already has an assault weapons and high-capacity feeding device ban, and so this bill is only asking the rest of the country to do what California has already done. We owe it to the young victims of Sandy Hook and all those who have suffered as a result of these weapons of mass murder to act now, with this first important step, to make our communities safer.
I'm heartened that many people, on all sides of the political spectrum, are saying that now is the time to ban dangerous assault weapons and large-capacity feeding devices from our streets. Legislation to do just that has been introduced today in the House, and I want to applaud the hard work of its sponsors, Senator Diane Feinstein of California and Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy of New York.
I'm proud to cosponsor this gun safety legislation and am grateful for the trust Congresswoman McCarthy placed in me by asking me to encourage other new Members of the House to cosponsor it aswell. I've been working diligently to build support for it and I'll continue to do so throughout this Congress until the bill is passed.
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Have you heard of Tucker Max? He's an asshole. He says so himself, at the very top of his website. He's also sold over 2 million books as a pioneer of what the New York Times dubbed "fratire" in their 2006 story on the Duke Law School grad's first bestseller. If you're unacquainted with Max's oeuvre, take a second and get to know the purveyor of testosterone-fueled tales of midget sex and binge drinking.
Max built a career detailing his life in his 20s, getting wasted and bedding women. Today he's 36. He needs a new schtick. At least, that's what he told Forbes contributor Michael Ellsberg in January: he was retiring, both as a player and chronicler of 'the game'.
Evidently, his PR adviser Ryan Holiday was in agreement. This week, Holiday wrote a Forbes.com post on Max's bid to both clean up his image and score a tax write-off by offering a $500,000 donation to Planned Parenthood. He'd get an abortion clinic named after him and do some good in the meantime, Holiday thought. Except Planned Parenthood rejected the offer, releasing the following statement on its gift policy:
Like many nonprofits, Planned Parenthood reserves the right to decline offers of gifts and grants that may be discriminatory, are for purposes outside of our mission, or are too difficult to administer.
PP wouldn't elaborate on that statement when I called on Wednesday, but I think we're safe to read "discriminatory" as "we're not taking money from an infamous misogynist" and "difficult to administer" as "there's no way his name's going on our building." Cue hand-wringing from Holiday and Max himself, who took to his own blog on Wednesday denying his planned donation was a stunt and claiming to be pro-women (one could argue that there's plenty of evidence to the contrary, bestselling and otherwise).
Planned Parenthood is both in need of money and under attack, especially in Texas, where Max tried to make his donation. In the wake of the Susan G. Komen defunding debacle, did the nonprofit make the right choice refusing Max's half a million? The reaction both from the blogosphere and from PR experts has been a resounding yes.
"To me, the PP call is a no-brainer," said Anthony Johndrow, managing partner at the Reputation Institute. "They're already under assault and have no human face. To risk their only face being that of this guy puts their entire reputation at risk. I run into an analogous situation all the time – companies are debating association of their name with other organizations or individuals. Look at Tiger Woods post-scandal: people are not very stable reputation platforms for organizations."
I don't think any of you make sense. Money no matter where it comes from is money and if it can help somone ewwven if Tucker was using it as a tax write off. Who cares? Do you want to help people in the world or do you want to just write about its problems
this is like public relations 101, mon frere. maybe you and ryan holiday should take the class together. this is not how monetary gifts work, on a personal level, professional level, or with non-profits- the recipient should not simply be grateful for any kind of donation because in real life, context and history exists. ryan holiday and tucker max did not intend to help women with their gift- in fact, who knows if they intended to even make a gift, as they have a history of, uh, trolling charitable organizations. ryan holiday seems to think that any publicity is good publicity, and created this weird, dorky shitstorm of bad publicity for tucker max and himself, and great publicity for planned parenthood, as they come across as an organization with integrity, consistency, and commitment to the people they serve.
Who cares what their intentions are you missed the point completely. I believe tucker Was honestly going to give the money. I also believe you and all the people that believe that that it is a accept that it is alright not to take money if it is needed where ever it came from are all heartless self centered people that care more about what people think about you and your social clubs than you do about the fellow man. BTW I only have an 8th grade education I may not be able to keep up with your rhetoric so I will bow out now.But I know you are alll wrong. But I can't fight ignorance without the proper education.
And nice job avoiding my question Clare always easier to have other people do your work huh.
That's why none of you can relate to the working class you don't work you talk
Hey clare I have a question for you if your Child was in a life threatening position and you needed 100k and the only person in the world that could give it to you was Tucker Max. Would you take it?
I realize your question was not addressed to me, but I'd like to point out that the scenario you present is not at all like the one presented here. Planned Parenthood's leadership is savvy enough to see a political trap and publicity stunt when it is right in front of their nose. They did the right thing and the only one who loses here is Max and his publicity guy. I never heard of the guy before, but now I have and it is not a good thing. It certainly isn't going to persuade me to buy his book. If I ever see his name on anything, it will lose all credibility. He made his reputation, made money off it, enjoyed it and now he's stuck with it.
isn't there a saying the any publicity is good publicityu or something to that effect? I love max's book's I think he is an ass for sure and I don't even think me and him would get along but you talk as if his book are non-existent When his book Hilarity Ensues was at number 2 on the 26th of February. You can't deny he is a great writer. Much betterthan any of you thats why he has books not newspaper articles. Not a personal a attack just an attack on all of media.


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Time ago I didn't think of my past life
Now suddenly I feel inside me fear
In My heart, you have hard fixed your blunt knife
She begged me not to make her weak next time
She used to be strict, hard as her father
She can't bear lovely speech, she hate soft rhyme
Try just once, than before you'll be smoother
I made you of illusions, desires, and dreams
My statue will fall at the bleeding end
You work hard to destroy all my hopes, beams
unseen sky, deep seas… me you like to send
God created us all of water and soil
On the earth ,the sons of the sky can't live
always you make my blood in my veins boil
we're not angels holding branch of olive
I don't listen to you, though you are wise
No more I do open my heart's window
That I believe in my fatal demise
Accepting my fate, I start feeling low
I know you desire me more as I do
So don't say any more, "Don't make me weak"
We are both alone, we can't find love in true
We have no time to spend on check or seek
The wheel of the world's law will still revolve
We are not stones, dry trees or blocks of ice
How can we convince our needs? can you solve?
If the stone can breed, it will be very nice
I'm not satan and you are not angel
I have virtues and you may have a vice
You have magic stick? convert the devil!
We make it once, why don't we make it twice?
Wooooooooow………. I finished it and hope you enjoy reading it……… I hope you forgive my rudeness and badness, its just a poem ….some of it true and the most are false, so please don't criticize the idea and I like you concentrat on the style and diction. Thnx, plz send me ur comments koz I in need to ….
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Joe's highlight film is at http://www.hudl.com/athlete/641646/#highlights/16363376 Been looked at by colleges mostly for Safety, ST and or slot WR but will play wherever I can get time of course. Local from Baldwinsville, NY. Thanks to SU for the opportunity and and can't wait to get on campus June 29th! Photo courtesy of the Post-Standard.
Since I don't have time to write a KYF this week (school, work, and my brother asking me to do things), I'll post this from last year as a friendly reminder of how much better we are instead.
They need a whole commission to try and find a new name.
Two years ago we went 8-5. I made these. Last year we went 5-7 and I didn't make these. Do you think we should start doing these again? No? Too bad. I'm making these again.
Not even an honorable mention vote. What? They still don't believe in HCDM?
Syracuse now enters the toughest stretch of the season. The first opponent is Pitt at the dome this week. But what do you know about those pesky Pittsburgh Panthers? History: Pitt's one of...
....but really Max??? Really??? I'd rather gouge my eyes out than work for any of the psycho trash that was on those shows.
Syracuse Spring Football, Catch the Intensity!
Hey everyone. Well the BCS "National Championship" game is over and as we all know now, Alabama beat Texas 37-21. Of course as a Syracuse football fan, I couldn't help but feel a little sad, yet optimistic about watching the game. Of course, we are nowhere near appearing in the game, but I believe one day we will. Anyway, on Twitter after the game, some of the SU Twitters were talking about our chances of bowling. Of course we had confident predictions, but that got me to thinking about bowl games and how I wouldn't mind being in any at this point. As I said that, I jokely tweeted anyone would matter. I then got tweeted this and wonder how the logo would look
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Norton, Mass. - April 10, 2011 - The Springfield College baseball team allowed the final nine runs of the contest as it dropped a 15-4 decision on the road at Wheaton College in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) action at Sidell Stadium.
A winner of four straight games and 13 of its last 15, Wheaton, which is receiving national votes in this week's D3baseball.com poll, improved to 17-6 overall and 9-5 in league play. The Pride is 9-15 and 3-11.
During Wheaton's 16-hit attack, sophomore Eric Jensen went 3-for-4 with four runs, while senior Sean Munley had a big day, recording four RBI on a pair of hits with two runs. Sophomore Paul O'Neill was 2-for-3 with two runs and an RBI, senior Eric Laliberte batted 2-for-4 with two runs, while sophomore Dan Gusovsky added a pair of hits.
Senior Tad Skelley plated three runs, and junior Dan Haugh went 1-for-2 with three runs, an RBI and a trio of walks. Four Wheaton pitchers surrendered just one earned run, with sophomore Frank Holbrook improving to 4-0 after allowing eight hits with three strikeouts and a walk in 5.1 innings. Three relievers combined to toss 3.2 shutout frames.
Springfield, which finished with six errors, was led by senior John Schmaltz and sophomore Matt Milano, who each had three hits. Milano also drove in a pair of runs. Freshman Alex Williams was saddled with the loss, giving up five runs, four earned, with four hits and four walks in two innings.
Munley delivered the big blow in the first when he sent a bases-clearing double into left center field to give his team a 3-0 edge and a lead that was not relinquished. Wheaton tacked on its fourth run of the frame on an infield error before leaving the bases loaded. Springfield rallied with two outs in the second, taking advantage of a defensive miscue to plate a pair of unearned runs.
After Gusovsky singled home Wheaton's fifth run of the game in the home half of the second, the Lyons jammed the bags with two down for the second straight inning, but a liner to right prevented further damage. The hosts made the score 6-2 with an unearned run in the fifth, as O'Neill singled to lead off the frame before moving to second on a groundout and scoring on an infield error.
Springfield narrowed its deficit to two runs by scoring twice in the sixth, chasing Holbrook, as the Pride used three hits coupled with a Lyon miscue to get within 6-4. Wheaton responded with three runs on two hits and two Pride errors in the home half. Jensen got things going with a triple before being plated on Munley's run-scoring single. The hosts scored their eighth run off an error and their ninth on a sacrifice fly.
Calabro escaped trouble after walking two and allowing a double in the seventh, as no runs came across thanks to Haugh gunning down a runner at the plate and Calabro starting a 1-2-3 double play. The Lyons blew the game open in the seventh with five runs on five hits and one miscue.


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Did everyone get their invoices??
I did not receive mine yet when sales rep told me that the invoice would be sent on 2nd week of Feb..
Is it because I'm going to be new season ticket holder? I guess the current ticket holders receive it first? haha
Hope my price does not increase
I got mine on 2/26,if you are new and already put down a down payment or full payment it should be a done deal. Go to your Clipper account and look for you invoice.
i made a down payment that same day..and i don't have clippers account yet
I don't know how this procedure actually goes.
If i don't get the invoice by end of the week, i guess i will just email the sales rep and bother the hell out of her haha
If anyone is interested in selling some of your playoff tix for this year or negotiating splitting a season or one of those other packages contact me @ email@example.com. I always go to at least 8 games a year and wouldn't mind going to a few more. Not interested in 300 sec though because it gives my wife anxiety.
I'm going from memory but, when I bought in 2001-02 my seats in 103 row 8 were $2800 each. They stayed that price for a while, sans the BG & CP3 era I swear I've seen them go to $4800 each to $6300 each last year and my invoice just received is $7300 each seat.
Tack on playoffs, parking, concessions & LA Live before the event and this is getting to be pretty pricey entertainment. Lets hope this is it for a while on the increases...........
The bummer is people still think oh its the Clippers and think the tickets should still be cheap (when you try to sell them), thankfully my business allows me to treat VIP customers to games as a thank you.
can I be a VIP customer of yours?
Are there any games left that has Blake Griffin in the ticket stub? I really want to go to one more game, maybe this will be the deciding factor on which game. hahaha! Can anybody help me?
April 9th against OKC (good picture) and Apr 15th against the Nugz (picture isfrom the back no face shot)
Also WCF is Blake high- fiving CP3, and the Finals are Blake hugging CP3.
But,most people sell tickets electronically so you get screwed out of the pictures.
that is why I, retired guy, sits in the 200s. When I started in 2005 they were 34 each and sort of stayed that way until last year when they went to 40 each and next year now are 45 each. Mathematically this is a pretty big increase percentage wise and mine are cheap as I am in row 7 and row 1 costs more as does rows 2-6. But I renewed anyway. But it is Blake and CP3 that drove prices up. And Staples is not cheap when you factor in parking and anything you want to shove down your cake hole.
My hope is Kobe plays next year,soaking Faker fans for my seats are one of my highlights,but without Kobe I will go to the last game this year as they won't sell for beans.
Even if **** says UPS delivery? Last year I bought tickets I got the stub sent to me, maybe I just got lucky with generous owner then. Damn. Any chance those those are in his white home uni? Thanks!
The "hub" has made it pretty hard for STH to sell their tickets. MOST people want to save the shipping money so they go electronic and I think ticket brokers have a way of making their tickets into PDF files for the HUB but I think for we regular fans find that too much trouble,so we sell through Ticketmaster and our Clippers account. For example, if you look for tickets through the Clipper website it takes you to Ticketmaster and shows you the seats left for sale by the box office and the ones we sell. So if I sold through the HUB I would have to send you the tix and you would pay for shipping.
And to answer the question,the 4 games I mentioned are all white uniforms.
Thanks a lot for the help, I might ask this question next season. I have an E Bled stub, and it's one of my favorite Clippers things I own.
Any idea who's on the Round 1 Game 1 stub? I just bought those tickets!
Ryan Hollins. Enjoy!!
STH, when do we expect to receive an offer to purchase additional playoff tickets?
I'm anxious to do so! Have a feeling we're going to face GS in a nail biter!!!
I don't think they made the offer yet,not sure when they will,probably after they sell off whatever they can as ST for next year. Seems like last year you could get courtside, premiers or 300s only. Sh*t,I can't even get them to tell me how much my tix are costing me.
Question, if you are a season ticket holder and you do not renew for next season do you still get your playoff tickets?
YOu can. The difference is if you do not renew you have to pay up front for all the playoff games that are possible. If you are a STH you just get billed for what is played.
Even if I am a first time STH and not a renewal.. Do i still get incentives like the LA store gift card, MLB baseball game, etc?
I got the incentives from the mvp renewal page on incentives link..
its DJ and CP3 doing their handshake
Thanks! One more question... what does the ticket stub for thursday's game vs Dallas look like?
Shoot,even I got burned for my gift card so good luck on that. You don't get all the fun things but you do get a couple. I think it takes year 2 to get all the things. Check with your rep but I think you can go to the Dodger games as it isn't free, you have to buy a ticket and I think sit in the bleachers (I dunno as I have Dodger ST). The summer movie is free. You may get that one. It is usually a comic book type blockbuster
Jamal in white,looks like he is elevated to do either a layup or a floater
Awesome. Thanks!
I know that in 119 the seats are numbered 1 through 20, how many seats are in each row in section 318?
1-33 except last rows are longer,318 I believe has the longest rows of any section
Anyone purchased additional playoff tickets today??
I got 2 at 200 section for round B home game 2 for $215. I dont think its a bad deal
Can anyone recommend me a fast/best way to sell clippers ticket? I posted on craiglists and facebook post but doesnt seem to work too well haha
Has anyone purchased the flex plan? Did you like sitting in different seats for every game?
In previous years I received a renewal packet that had the breakdown by round that showed season holder price vs single game price. I didn't get that this year, so I have no clue how much these upcoming games are costing me. Anybody have that info? Did any get that packet?
Thanks in advance!
No packets this season, I emailed my rep and she emailed me back with a screenshot of the price per game for each round.
I just wonder if anyone canceled the next season ticket yet...I am taking 'wait and see" approach an see if there is any ownership changes coming soon...
I'm taking the same approach ..
I am too. I don't think players will bolt now,but I can see the entire city, save for us, trying to convince Doc to move his desk across the hall to the bigger office. I suspect today the owners will make their easy decision, but that old goat won't give it up,not even for a billion dollars.
It's possible to cancel season tix purchase for next year?
Will you lose your priority?
I renewed and have no plans to cancel.
Lose out seats, our seniority , someone will jump in our graves before the bodies are cold and we lose whatever money we put down for our seats. And I can promise you no one in the ticket office will blink and eye if we leave, they will care less.
I finally have a team to root for which is why a became a STH 10 years ago, I dropped one year when our great pickup was Gomes, came back the next year, I now root for a team that is the best I have ever seen in our colors and I don't think I can take this mental eff around I/we will get if Sterling fights everything and all of our team tries to beat their contracts and leave. I just can't take going backwards again. 23 years of one step forward, 3 steps back is enough. I will never root for another NBA team, I will just retire from basketball and if anyone asks,it is all because of DTS.
This may sound bizarre to you guys but 10 years ago I was diagnosed with kidney cancer and had half of my right kidney removed. When a doctor calls you and tells you a fatal disease is rolling around in your insides it is so mentally draining you just can't fathom it. This deal with Sterling has me almost as drained as the kidney cancer and like the cancer, I will cut it out.


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— On April 20, the Weatherford Music Teachers Association sponsored their annual spring solo festival at Lakeshore Drive Baptist Church.
Over 100 pianists from Parker and Palo Pinto counties performed two memorized solos for judges from the Metroplex area, and received ratings ranging from Excellent to Superior.
Those students who received top honors (Superior Plus rating) were invited to perform on one of two Honor Recitals held during the festival, and they received a purple ribbon and trophy. Student performers were Autumn Andrews, Angela Antoine, Daniel Antonie, Rashita Babu, Sophie Bailery, Katie Blackburn, Seth Bullard, Jaelle Carlson, Jeremiah Carlson, Brady Coates, Kirra Crawford, Richard Famer, Hannah Fay, Charlotte Floyd, Kirsten Jones, Sarina Joshi, Sarah Ladehoff, Caleb McCarty, Claire McCarty, Jeannie Miller, Galina Novak, Catie Odom, Kevin Pradez, David Sawyer, Morgan Sehnem, Jacob Sherman, Joel Sonnier, Jacob Teichmann, Luke Trager, Will Trager, Zachary Tubbs, Hannah Walker, Holden Walker, Sarah Bea Willoughby.
Other Superior Plus winners were Elizabeth Allanach, Rebekah Brown, Claire Brownlee, Maddy Comtois, Grace Hough, Jenna Mance, Sarah Mooney, Ryan Teichman, Bendan Tillman, Harrison Tillman, Tristan Tillman, Brody Westbrook, and Allison Wilson.
Teachers who prepared these students included Paul Andrews, Stacy Andrews, Kathy Briggs, Kathryn Hamilton, Holly Hughes, Russell Hughes, Emily Laney, Susan Smith, Kriszta Tubbs, Susan Wester, and Elizabeth Wynne.


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The only thing harder to believe than the fact that Billy Gillispie coached at UK, is that he coached at Texas Tech. This from the same school that had just booted football coach Mike Leach for allegedly mistreating players.
Gillispie is currently running on a two-year cycle. He spent two years at Kentucky before being shoved out the door. He sat out of coaching for two years before being courted by Texas Tech. What did Gillispie do in those two years that made the Red Raiders say, "Hey, Gillispie could turn our program around."
The current allegations against Billy G include practicing hours in excess of NCAA rules, exposing the players to injury, and not being liked by anyone.
Only five years ago Billy Clyde was the fastest rising coach in the college game. Now it looks like the free fall will come to sudden stop. He has leaped off the ledge and will soon hit the pavement.
Gillispie was named SEC coach of the year his first season at UK. He failed to make the NCAA tournament his second year and then failed to make it to a third year. UK had tabbed Gillispie the successor to Tubby Smith after he led Texas A & M to three-straight 20-win seasons. He also led a turnaround at UTEP that saw the Miners equal an NCAA record for most improved team.
Maybe we should have known there was an issue when he alerted his players at Texas A & M by text that he was on his way to Kentucky. Or when he received a commitment from eighth grader Michael Avery. Or even the fact he did not sign a contract at Kentucky, only a letter of understanding.
The only thing that really raised a red flag for UK fans were the losses, 84-68 to Gardner-Webb and 111-103 to VMI. That's a lot different than the John Calipari era.
Reportedly Texas Tech has seen 15 players and as many as 30 employees of the basketball program leave during Gillispie's tenure. They are not saying he is done at Texas Tech, but he is done.
As this is being written, Gillispie lays in a hospital bed with heart attack symptoms and his career future open to public debate. If he loses this job as expected, there will be no more chances for Billy G.
It is hard to imagine a coach that is a worse fit for UK than Gillispie was or that there is a better fit than Calipari. The question is what can we do now with the football team if this is Joker Phillips last year?
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POINT BLANK: By John Blankenship
By the time most high school students turn 16 years of age, they're already looking for a part-time job.
They mainly want to work so they can afford an automobile. When they get one, they have to keep on working to pay for it and keep it on the road.
As a result, the job takes a priority over everything else — school, sports, leisure, even sleep.
Working teens are nothing new on the American landscape. But today's youth work because they choose to do it.
It wasn't always like that, though. There was a time in this country, not too long ago, when children worked to keep their families from starving.
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By 1900, the year my grandmother was born, child labor in this country was booming. Children worked in factories, mills, canneries, fields and coal mines.
In fact, by 1900, more than 2 million kids under the age of 16 worked six days a week, 12 hours a day. They earned poverty wages. And they worked under dangerous conditions.
Children really were no more than slave laborers. Three-year-old toddlers picked cotton in the fields. Twelve-year-old kids worked the night shift in the factories.
Boys picked slate from coal piles with bleeding fingers, or they descended into the mines every day to dig coal from the pits.
Girls worked in the spinning rooms of cotton mills. They tended dangerous machines in suffocating work environments where they could barely breathe. Cold water sometimes was thrown into their faces to keep them awake during their long work shifts.
Things were pretty grim for children during the first quarter of the 20th century.
Many people were so poor they were forced to send their offspring to work as soon as they could. Parents earned such low wages that families would starve without the money earned by their kids.
And orphans were everywhere, with no place to live and nothing to eat unless they earned money on their own.
Entire immigrant families lived in squalid conditions. Their dilapidated shacks in cannery labor camps were infested with rats and roaches. They were filthy and they had no clean water to drink.
Families drifted from one labor camp to another, as the work drifted from place to place.
Working conditions in both the North and South were pretty much the same.
Work began at approximately 3 a.m. in some cases and didn't cease until late at night.
Because parents and children worked together, even babies were present at 3 a.m., whether it was picking peaches or strawberries. As soon as a baby could waddle around and use a knife without killing himself, he was put to work in the cannery camps.
For working a 12-hour shift, a child might receive 10 cents a day.
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As time passed, reformers gradually rose up against the child slavery, claiming that children have the right to be just children.
But despite the efforts of the National Child Labor Committee, children continued to fall prey to the harsh working environments: tuberculosis and bronchitis were common.
Children working in mills were half as likely to reach the age of 20 as children who did not have to work.
Possibly the worst cases of child labor were in the coal mines of Appalachia, where boys from 9 to 14 slaved away as mule drivers, runners and gate keepers.
Little boys worked in the coal breakers outside the mines. They removed slate and stone from coal as it poured out of the chutes into giant holding bins beneath them.
Thick black dust billowed everywhere, making it hard to see and even more difficult to breathe.
Because the coal kept flowing from the chutes into the bins, quite often boys slipped into the stream of coal beneath their feet and were smothered to death or mangled.
As soon as a boy was 12, he had to leave the breaker and work in the coal mines. Here, explosions killed people, and roofs collapsed on them.
It must have been a lonely, miserable existence to be a child in those days. Maybe kids today don't have it so bad after all.
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Top of the morning!
— Blankenship is a columnist for The Register-Herald. E-mail: email@example.com


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Political conventions used to be events where major, breaking news was made: Southern Democrats walking out on Harry Truman in 1948 over civil rights; Dan Rather getting roughed up by convention security at the Democrats' 1968 Chicago gathering; Ronald Reagan battling Gerald Ford for the GOP bid all the way to Kansas City in 1976.
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Despite threats from Hurricane Issac, Atlanta RNC delegates told Patch by the Tampa convention. And Patch readers had the opportunity to live, as it happened.
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ORANGE — Junius Johnson, 87, passed away on Sept. 1, 2013. Services are pending at Colonial Memorial Chapel.
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The XML Handbook, Second Edition
Authors: Charles F. Goldfarb and Paul Prescod
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Price: $44.99 US
Reviewer: Daniel Lazenby
Some see XML as a new technology and books on how to use this new language regularly appear. In reality, it is not a new language, but one of those ten-year-old technologies that reappears on the scene as fresh and new. For an authoritative reference on this flexible language and its possibilities, you cannot get better credentials than Charles Goldfarb and Paul Prescod. Goldfarb is the inventor of the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). Prescod was a member of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) that created the XML subset of the SGML standard. Besides the expertise of these two people, the book brings together the experience, projects and products of 27 national and multinational corporations. The included CD-ROM contains a warehouse of trial and free software programs and related XML information.
The handbook is divided into 13 parts and 66 chapters. These 13 parts can be further organized into two groups, tutorials and sponsored chapters. Part 1, Part XI and Part XII are XML tutorials. Industry experts from 27 corporations contributed chapters to the book, which are contained in parts II through X and organized by areas of interest. These chapters are clearly marked as sponsor-supplied. Part XIII is a guide to the CD-ROM and other XML-related books. There are too many chapters to list in this article. To see the table of contents, visit http://www.phptr.com/ and search for the book title. The search will produce a web page containing the book's table of contents, a sample chapter, and a list of the corporate sponsors.
I found two paths through the book. The authors recommend reading Part I before going down either path. One path skips over the sponsor chapters and follows the tutorials. The other path wanders around, and within, the sponsor chapters. The tutorial path seems to support the more technical reader who is interested in learning to read and write proper XML documents. The sponsors' path seems to support the more business-oriented person who is interested it finding ways to enhance, automate, or webify their business processes.
The tutorials present the XML Language Version 1.0 and describe how to read/use XML-related specifications. The tutorials in Part I walk you through a high-level overview of XML's beginnings, the problem XML solves and major business areas benefitting from XML, as well as terms, definitions and the use and misuse of XML jargon. Part I tutorials are a prerequisite for the tutorials in Part XI, which focus on creating document-type definitions, creating XML documents, combining and sharing text between documents, formatting and validating a document's structure. One can easily jump from the tutorials of Part I to the tutorials of Part XI without hindering the book's overall flow or the reader's learning/exploration experience. For those with a thirst to know more XML details, there is Part XII, which demonstrates how to read seven XML-related specifications of the W3C. These tutorials require a thorough understanding of the material in Part XI and may be read in any order.
The sponsored chapters in Parts II through X cover several areas of interest by presenting a collection of application, tool and case study discussions. These discussions are grouped by: middle-tier servers, e-commerce, portals, publishing, content management, content acquisition, style sheets, navigation, and XML and Programming. This part of the book is not hands-on. It is more of a here is where XML has been used and what it has accomplished. Application discussions lean more toward the conceptual end of the spectrum. They offer high-level ideas about where XML has been (or may be) used to solve business problems. Most of these discussions include a conceptual or architectural representation of the application being discussed. Tool discussions vary greatly between the various authors. Nevertheless, each author concentrates on what their tool can do with XML, rather than how to use the tool. As one might expect, case studies are a bit more concrete since they tend to examine real-world examples of what was set up. Often, they include snippets of XML used to create the page or function being presented.
The book concludes with a synopsis of free programs contained on the CD-ROM and in other XML-related books. The accompanying CD-ROM contains a virtual warehouse of trial and free software, white papers, specifications, markup and code samples, demos and sponsor product information. The 125 XML-centric software programs are not crippled, or time-limited, and are presented as free-use programs. Each of the 27 corporations is represented on the CD-ROM: some with just a link to their web site; others provide demos or information about their projects and products. Most of the CD-ROM product demonstrations require a Windows platform to perform properly. In some cases, there is "free" software for both Windows and Linux/UNIX platforms. Some free software includes source code. Links to a set of important XML web sites are also provided on the CD-ROM.
After I owned this book for a while, I begin to reread it from its index. I found the index to be robust, and it seems to contain an adequately detailed listing.
After reading this book, you will not have any programs or reusable code snippets. What you will have is knowledge of XML, a collection of XML tools and tool sources and a reliable XML Version 1.0 reference.
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Sex offender from Manley sentenced to 18 months probation for failure to register. The Cassgram reports 51-year-old Randy L. Abbott admitted he had forgotten his annual verification with sheriff's authorities. Abbott is on the Nebraska state sex offender registry and must report every year even though his address has not changed.
While he had fulfilled the verification process in May of 2010, Abbott did not do so in May of this year, said Chief Deputy Cass County Attorney Colin Palm. Abbott pleaded guilty to the Class IV Felony.
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Asbury Seminary Affiliate Professor Michael Voigts Publishes a new book about Bernard of Clairvaux
Pickwick Publications, an imprint of WIPF and STOCK Publishers, has released a new book by Dr. Michael C. Voigts, Affiliate Professor of Spiritual Formation at Asbury Theological Seminary, titled Letters of Ascent: Spiritual Direction in the Letters of Bernard of Clairvaux. Bernard of Clairvaux is best known by many today for his mystical approach to spirituality and his eloquent sermons on the Song of Songs. In his letters, however, a different Bernard emerges—one who had fled the world for the cloister yet possessed a soaring vision for the Church on earth. By examining select letters and placing them in the larger context of the people and the world around him, we discover a man who loved the Church—but who realized that the Church is comprised of individuals who did not share his ideals and agendas. In Letters of Ascent, we travel to medieval Europe and view society through the eyes of one of history's most passionate ecclesiastical reformers.
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On Dec. 22, 2012, the New York State Police conducted a DWI saturation patrol on the Sprain Brook Parkway in the Town of Greenburgh. There were a total of 60 vehicles stopped for various V&T violations and 21 tickets were issued for those violations. Troopers issued 7-radar/speed tickets, 1 seatbelt ticket, and 13 tickets for other violations. The tickets were returnable to the Town of Greenburgh Court on 01/03/13 at 9:30 a.m.


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Women's Tennis adds Matches, Changes Schedule for this Weekend
Monday, October 07, 2002
The Valparaiso tennis team has added a pair of matches for this weekend.
Friday, the Crusaders will travel to Chicago to face Chicago State at 9 a.m., followed by a match with UMKC at 2 p.m. On Saturday, the Crusaders will host Oakland at 9 a.m. instead of the Kangaroos.
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Get Involved...
Correspondence and website administration for this project are currently coordinated by two volunteers. We need your help. There is much more work to be done, and numerous opportunities exist for advancing the cause for recognition of the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps. Here are several:
Write your Congressmen and Senators!
There are a number of ways of doing that. One is to contact your Representative or Senator directly. Write a letter and direct it to your representative's or senator's local office in your district. It is more likely to be noticed there. You may also contact your Congressman or Senator directly via email. A handwritten letter, however, is generally the best.
- To find your Congressional Representative and the address to his or her local office: https://writerep.house.gov/writerep/welcome.shtml
- To find your Senator and the address to his or her office: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Currently, there is a bill in Committee in the House, H.R. 1835, U.S. Cadet Nurse Equity Act, that is listed on the PopVox website. Leaving a message on PopVox under this bill will not only route your opinion on the bill to your Representative; it will also route your message to the PopVox website so that the rest of us who visit the site can see it. We can also see a map of the United States with dots indicating whence comments on the bill are coming. This is a particularly powerful tool, as it not only summarizes public opinion in a format that is easy to understand for our legislators; it also displays the comments so that the public can also see the summary.
- To find your Representative and voice your opinion on H.R. 1835 U.S. Cadet Nurse Equity Act and share your comments on uscadetnurse.org: https://www.popvox.com/bills/us/113/hr1835.
Get together with U.S. Cadet Nurses!
Host a meeting or a luncheon. Have a fundraiser. Listen and record the experiences shared by U.S. Cadet Nurses. Report on your event on the uscadetnurse.org website.
Contact us at http://uscadetnurse.org/contact with news of your event.
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U.S. Cadet Nurses!
80% of many hospitals' nursing staff during World War II were staffed with Nurse Cadets, and many worked beyond World War II for an average of 28 years. It is likely that if you received nursing care since World War II, you met a Nurse Cadet. Or perhaps there's a U.S. Cadet Nurse in your family. Ask them about their experiences and record what they say on paper or on video or audiotape. A three-minute radio-type recording is perfect. Then let us know and we'll make a place for the recording on the uscadetnurse.org website.
Contact us at http://uscadetnurse.org/contact for guidance.
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We would like to see this website continue beyond its current purpose as a public educational tool for advocacy of official recognition for U.S. Cadet Nurses. Financial contributions will defray costs associated with the website and mailings that are currently being assumed by volunteers.
Contribute online.
Online transactions are managed by Paypal and coordinated by Elsie Szecsy. Your credit card statement will list your online donation as Paypal USCNC, if you use a credit card to make a donation. You may also donate via your Paypal account, if you have one.
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Already we have found some indications of the value of the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps as a mechanism to improve nursing education by standardizing the curriculum and making this curriculum readily available without regard to race, ethnicity, or marital status. Also, we have found a number of cases illustrative of the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps as a mechanism for Japanese Americans to leave internment camps and for Hispanics and African Americans to improve their career prospects in an era of discrimination by pursuing a career in nursing. We also found one research study of possible explanations for disbanding the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps when it was known that a nursing shortage was going to continue beyond the end of World War II. Additional research will help us understand exactly how intentions led to (or did not lead to) equitable educational opportunity during a period in U.S. history when young adults were struggling to access higher education in a time of numerous shortages. We are particularly interested in working with historians, education researchers, health outcomes professionals, and political scientists to expand the research agenda on the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps.
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We have already learned from the children and grandchildren of some U.S. Cadet Nurses of artifacts from their service that they would like to donate to exhibit in a museum. Also, preliminary research suggests that an archive that documents relationships between the USCNC and nurse education history, minority participation in nursing education before the Civil Rights movement, or nurse education policy during the first half of the 20th century would fill a gap in our understanding on these topics. We look for your support in helping develop these ideas further.
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By Aaron Kirchoff Rushville Republican
Rushville Republican
---- — CONNERSVILLE – The Lion tennis season came to end in the first round of the IHSAA sectional at Connersville. The Lions dropped a 5-0 match to Franklin County.
"This match was a carbon copy of our first meeting with the Wildcats at Rushville a month ago with the same outcome. Paul Hershberger playing at No. 2 singles for the Lions once again had a close match losing in three sets," Coach Holly Heuer said. "We lost a first set tie-breaker at No. 1 doubles and weren't able to get back on track losing in two sets.
"We were apparently able to keep pace with Franklin County this year, but we did not gain any ground on them. We coaches have enjoyed working closely with our new players. We aren't normally able to spend so much time with our beginners, but that's how things worked out this year," Coach Heuer said.
Jake Fowler was defeated 6-0, 6-0 by Cole Meyers at No. 1 singles. Hershberger won the first set in a tie-breaker 7-6 (7-2) at No. 2 singles before dropping the next two sets 6-2, 6-2 to Jeremy DeFossett. At No. 3 singles, Will Hogsett lost to Garrett Crowe 6-3, 6-1.
The No. 1 doubles team of Brandon Slaton and Chase Hamilton lost 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 to Lucas Fledderman and Daniel Willhelm. At No. 2 doubles, Michael St. John and Adam Martin lost 6-1, 6-2 to Tyler Calihan and Jacob Baudendistal.
Dragons top Lions on the courts
The Lions rounded out the tennis regular season with a 5-0 loss to New Palestine.
"Today's match was our last tune up before we start sectional play. While we lost the match tonight, our scores show an improvement that I hope we will carry over into our sectional opener against Franklin County. We consider the tournament our second season and we are about to find out what we are made of," Coach Holly Heuer said.
At No. 1 singles, Jake Fowler lost 7-5, 6-3 to Coltin Espich. At No. 2 singles, Paul Hershberger lost 6-3, 6-3 to Kip Peters. At No. 3 singles, Will Hogsett fell 7-6 (7-4), 6-3.
The No. 1 doubles team of Brandon Slaton and Chase Hamilton lost to Sam O'Dell and Correy Cavin 7-6 (11-9), 6-1. At No. 2 doubles, Michael St. John and Adam Martin lost 6-1, 6-2 to Justin Stirm and Logan Oxley.
In junior varsity singles, Andrew Rice lost 6-3 to Correy Cavin.
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Chad is getting married !
Today, i've read that Chad and Avril Lavigne are getting married! I didn't even know they were dating... It was a surprise! So, what do you think about it???
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I saw an interview with Nickelback and she happened to walk into the room and I thought there was an attraction there but did not take it too seriously as I knew he was writing a song with her.Now I am not surprised.
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I'm such a big baby.. I like literally cried when I found out they were engage.. I'm like super obsessed with Chad...
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